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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-08-23
DIED.

BLAISDELL-At sullivan, July 20. John d
Baisoell, aged so years
CooK-At Ellsworth, Aug Il. Mrs Lucy a
COOK, aged 81 years, months, 80 days.
HEATH = At Bucksport, Aug 10, Prescott
T Heath, aged rs years.
NICkERSON-At Sound mt DESERT, Aug 20
Alvin b Nickerson, aged ST years.
ORCuTT-At Franklin Aug Is, Mrs Hannah
circuit, aged 10 years, months, days.
PAGE-At Bueksport, Aug Is, Mrs Mary b
rage, aged 81 years, 10 months, q days.
RlCE-At fremont, Aug l., Mrs Dorothea r
Rlee, aged So years, months, l6 days.
RICE-At Bucksport, Aug 10, Charles II Rice,
aged " years, 10 months.
nonn,.f "a, EliswULta 4bayslue), Aug IL,
aged years. months, days.
Tll1DEN-At Castine, Aug Il. Emma r, wife of
George Iilden, aged % years. II months, &c
days.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

b. P. Gatchell, jr., and wife visited rela-
tives at OrIand Sunday.
Elmer BIaisdel and wife spent Sunday
at their home at East Orland.
Miss Mile Grindle, of East OrIand, is
visiting Miss Mittie Cottie for few days.
Miss Mamie Whitman is spending a few
weeks at Bar Harbor, the guest of Mrs.
Sylvanus Jordan.
Miss Ruby Havey, Of West Sullivan,
visited her sister, Mrs Frank Haslam
Sunday, returning home Sunday night.
Mrs. Eliza Frost, who has been stopping
with relatives here for several weeks, re-
turned to her home in WatervilIe to-day.
Rev. d. l.. Yale OF Bath, preached two
able sermons at Union church last Sun
day. He will preach again next Sunday
morning and evening.
Robert Fox and wife and Robert Fox, jr.
with wife and child, were the guests of
Mr.. Fox's brother, A. j. Fox, Monday
and Tuesday OF this week.
Mrs. Samuel Stevens and daughter
Mary, OF Bangor, were the guests OF Asa
Flood and wife on Sunday. They re-
tAahS' hoihc oi ihC MI LII lEhlu
Mrs. Lavinia Woodward and Herbert
Hagar, wife and child are stopping for a
few days at E. A. Floods before leaving
for their home In Clinton, Mass.
A party Of young people enjoyed buck
board ride to East Orland, on Friday
evening OF last week to attend the dance.
All had q fine time and are anxious to
repeat the trip.
The annual picnic of the Union Congre-
gational Sunday school was held at Mad
docks landing, Green Lake, Tuesday
Although the weather looked threaten
ing, large number went and enjoyed
themselves greatly. A fish chowder was
made. The party went in private teams
and hayricks.
d. E. Loweree arrived home from
Guadalajara, Mexico, Sunday night for .
two weeks visit. Mr.. Loweree's many
friends are glad to welcome him back
even for SO short stay. MIR. Loweree
stopped week in Boston and WAS accom-
panied from there by Miss Harriet Morri-
son and FrankliA l. Jordan, who are at
home on their vacations.
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Bar Harbor.

Bar Harbor.
Hotel Vendome, formerly the Hamil-
ton house, owned by Charles Linscott and
used as a boarding house, was damaged
by fire Saturday morning. The upper
story and roof were practically ruined.
Loss, 5000; covered by insurance.
The Eden club was raided by police Sat-
urday night, and two loads Of gambling
paraphernalia, valued at $500, secured.
+. c. Mosher, who managed the resort,
gave $500 bonds for appearance at the oc-
tober term of supreme court. The faro
aud roulette tables and other gambling
naraphernalia were ordered kept in the
custody of the officers pending the trial.
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BORN

COUGIII.IN-At Ellsworth. Aug 20 to Mr. and
Mrs Johu w Coughin, daughter.
CoUNTNAi-At Deer Isle, Aug 10, to MIR and
Mrs Lewis Countway, a son.
FERNALD-At Franklin, Aug II, to Mr. and
Mrs Elmer + Fernad, a SON
GRINDLE-At Brooksville, Aug ID, to Mr. and
Mrs Brooks Grindle, daughter. Edna
GILL-At Sullivan, Aug s, to Mr. and Mrs AL
bert GIL, a son.
MoORE-At Ellsworth. Aug 2l, to Mr. and Mrs
Richmond Moore, son.
SOUTHW ORTH-At Bucksport, Aug l. to Mr.
and Mrs Sewall b Southworth. son.
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keep to Your Place and
Your Place quiU Keep You.
Sunday School Associations.

The Bagaduce district Sunday school
association, composed of the Sunday
schools in BrooksviIIe, Castine and Pc
nobscot, will meet in convention at Pc
nobscot Wednesday, Aug. 30. There will
be sessions in the morning and afternoon.
l. M. Halliday, field worker OF the
Maine Sunday school association, is ex-
pected to be present and take prominent
part.
This is the time for Sunday school ASSOC
citation work in the county. Conventions
are held at North Sedgwick, Aug. %, at
Deer Isle, Aug. 25, and at Penobscot,
Aug. 30.
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COUNTY NEWS.

BROOKLYN.
Some mackerel are being taken here.
Hosea Carter died Friday, aged eighty
nine years.
lovelier summer has never been seen
in BROOKLYN.
There was a social dance in Odd Fell
lows hall Saturday evening.
There will be an entertainment in Odd
Fellows hall by the church aid society on
Tuesday to raise funds for the purpose OF
improving the inside VI the church.
Quite number attended the horse trot
at Mountain park, Bluehill, Friday Sew
eral ladies made the trip on their wheels.
Ike Mcdonnell took q header on Falls
mill and barely escaped being plunged
into the water below the bridge. He es-
capped without serious injury.
Aug. p. g. BA.
Henry o. Staples, OF Bangor, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. George W. Grant and children, OF
Winterport, are visiting her parents at
Hotel Dority.
The Lowell cottage at Fiyes Point is
occupied by w. NJ. Taussig and wife, OF
Yonkers, N. Y.
The cemetery fence has been painted
and new iron gates have been placed at
the side entrances. These gates were de-
signed and made by George X. Allen, and
are handsome pieces OF work,
Aug. q. LA MoUcHE.
Great Pond.
Wallace Lord is visiting relatives In
Rowland.
Thursday.
George Colburn is visiting his brother
James Colburn.
J. T. Giles and Roderick Mcdonald, OF
Ellsworth, are In town.
The Misses Lillian and Daisy Garry ar
rived from Bangor Tuesday.
Four thousand salmon from the Green
Lake hatchery have been put into the lit
tie lake IN the village.
Lucian Summer and wife, OF Amherst
with some friends, spent few days tent
ing at Great Pond this week.
DR.. J. H. Pstten and wife, Miss Silsby
| and Fred Roberts, OF Amherst, were at F
A. Avery's camp Thursday and Friday.
At the club entertainment and supper
Saturday evening the following pro-
gramme was given: Solo, Mrs. Matthew
Laughlin; reading, Miss Lillian Clarry
MRS. Willis WIZ, Mrs. Ezra Williams
Miss Bessie Williams, Mrs. Matthew
Laug him, NJ ISIS Grace Collar, Miss Grace
Bracy; reading, Miss Clarry; solo, Mrs
Garland. The last solo was illustrated
and little Ruth Williams as the "beautifu
angel warden" quite won the hearts OF
the audience. The house WAS we'll filled
quite number coming from Amherst
and Aurora.
Aug. 20. FLOssIE.
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No Comparison.

The Bridegroom-By Jove, old man,
how little consequence l really am! l
don't suppose there is any more insignifi-
cant thing on earth than myself at the
present moment.
His Friend-Wait till you've been mar
ried four or five years-Brooklyn Life.
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Sundays only.
+Daily.
tStop on signal or noticeto Conductor.
cStopa to leave but not to take passengers.
These trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line to and from Portland, BOs.
ton and St. John.
Tickets for All Points South and WQSs
on sale at the M. c. X. r. ticket Office,
Ellsworth.
Passengers are requested to procure tickets
before entering the train, and especially Ellis.
worth to Falls and Falls to Ellsworth.
GEO. r. EVANS,
Vice-Pres. and GenI Manager.
r. e. BOOTHBY. GenI Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
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Commencing June 26, 1890.
BAR HARBOR To BANGOR.

Sundays ony-July 10 to Sept 8, leave Mt
Desert Ferry, 90 p m, Ellsworth "a p m; ar
rive Bangor 3 20 p m.
Daily, SUNDAY included, train from Wash
ington County leaves Ellsworth 10 SO D m,
arrive Bangor II 80 pm.
BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR.
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'LOSSIE.
West Franklin.

West Franklin.
THE BUTLER REUNION.
The fifth annual reunion of the Buffers
was held at Georges pond Wednesday. A
large company assem- bed. Members OF
East brook, Walthsm, Ellsworth, Han
cock, Sullivan and Columbia.
The forenoon Was pleasantly passed
greeting old friends. boating, swinging
and music, both vocal and instrumental.
AT noon dinner was served in picnic
fashion.
After dinner the meeting was called to
order. Prayer was offer ed by Rev. II. F.
Day. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, freeman Butler, East brook
vice presidents, james X. Butler, George
w. Butler, Mrs. Allie Butler, East brook
secretary, Charles +. Butler, West Frank
George W. Butler, Mrs. George W. But
Ter, James K. Butler, Freeman Butler,
Mrs. Allie Butler, Mrs. Carrie Jellison,
Charles +. Butler. 1t was voted to meet
at Molasses pond, in Eastbroo on the
third Wednesday in August, 1900.
Remarks We're made by Rev. II. F. Day,
Rev. Mr.. Tilton, and Rev. d. b. Smith.
Then poem, composed for the oc-
casiop by Mrs. Allie Butler, of Eastbroo
WAS read by Miss Edith Piper.
Aug. p. CH f Err.
East Franklin.
Mrs Artbur Narpum 10 on the sick list
Mrs. F. E. Blaisdell, no has been quite
i'll, is recovering.
Miss Myrtle Scammon is stopping with
Mrs. Sidney Carter in Sullivan awhile.
NJ ISIS Grace Donnell has returned to her
home from Ellsworth for few weeks va
cation.
Rev. S. A. Biaisdell left here to return
to his pastorate Aug. n, Mrs. BIaisdell
will remain awhile longer.
Mrs. Martina Hooper and daughter
Rena, OF East Sullivan, are visiting Mrs.
Hooper's former home and friends here.
The ladies' Free Baptist aid society will
be entertained Friday, Aug. %, at the
home of Mrs. Frank Joy, assisted by Mrs.
f. B. Slower.
A large number gathered on the shore
at the head OF the bay to witness the bap-
tismal service on Sunday last. Four can
didates were baptized by Rev. S. A. Blais-
dell, pastor OF the Free Baptist church in
Providence, r. |.
Mrs. Patten Bartlett, born Eliza Dom
nell, and daug hter, Mrs. Ains'ee, OF Chica-
go, have been visiting Mrs. Bartlett's
brot her, Calvin Donnell, and sister, Mrs.
Scott, at the old homestead. They will
return home this week.
Aug. %. 5. U.
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Jellison Family Reunion.
The annual reunion of the Jellison
family will be held in the town hall,
Waltham, Thursday, Sept. IA.
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TO BAR HARBOR.

Sundays onlY-Julv Is to sept 8, leave Bangor
II IS u m. Ellsworth y II p NJ Arrive Mt
Desert Ferry 10 III, Bar Harbor So pm.
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R'IP'AN'S. 10 for cents at dluggistt :.
They barish p9in and prolong life. One Civ =,
relief. No matter what's Vne matter one
do you good.
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Jack Fortescue went to lndia.-Scot-
fish Life
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17

MADAME vALREE. spiritual medium, slate
Y writing and sittings daily; faces massaged
and treated; bust developed from one to
three inchcs; mental treatments; 1902 Fan
Nnip street IS
The MASSEY BUSINESS CoLLEGE-Cor-
liner Main and Rusk. Mason block; sessions
day and night; no vacation. II
IF needing tent. awning. tarpaulin. wagon
cover. horse cover. hammock coin sacka
or anything else made OF duck. try Katt-
man Kneeland Houston, Texas. II
THE ONLY Kelley institute IN the State
for the cure of morphine and whisky at-
dictons. Address Keith G. Stewart. Belle
VIE Place. DallaA. Texas. If
REMEMBER. ii you appreciate first class
work. reasonable price, Fernandez, =, q. II
Partisan Steam Dyeing and Cleaning. SIS
Travis. Is tho placa to 20. y
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|ESAR HARRIS WAS HANGED
IDE NO SPEECH rRoM THE GALL
Lows AND DIED GAME.
) Negro Paid the Penalty Of the
Law for the Murder of
His wife.

{ngleton. Texas, March is AT 1901 to-
Caesar Harris paid the penalty for
murder Of his wife by being hanged
the neck until dead. Rev. Cummings,
spiritual adviser. was with him during
4 morning hours. He expressed himself
feady and willing 10 go. He had moth
TO say on the scaffold except to ask
riff Weems not 10 tie the knot too tight.
|c did not want TO be cholsed.
fhcn everything was ready Sheriff
ms pulled the lever. The drop was
IN and half feet; the neck was
ken and after twelve minutes Drs.
ley Smith and Greer stated that life
extinct and the body was cut down
turned over to brother. who was
ing to convey IL TO Columbia for
bal.
kesar Harris was an Albino of negro
Rntage. He was born February 90
on the Waldeck plantation, near Co
bia, and until the time Of commit
the crime for which he WAS convicted
fhanged he was held In high esteem by
|3|who knew him. He vas both sober
&energetic and very intelligent. He at
Hed school but a few months but rap
"A acquired information aud was close
cent, DOtn OF history ana pJltticS. DuI
1.-THE Mckinley Bryan campaign Harris
Xhatically declared himself for free sill
y and cast his own and twenty other
- for Bryan. He remained staunch
Hocrat from that time until the hour
his death, and preached tho cause Of
& silver on every possible occasion
IA married Susan Jackson November
Uses. and lived with her in happiness
ID January, 1898. when they separated,
M afterwards made up and lived to-
Her for short time and separated
tn. Caesar charged his wife with in
slity. which she did not deny. On June
1S9s, he called on her, as he says. to
'tif she would not reform end return
ue with him. she asked i'm for
~. and when he refused to get it she
lhted him by saying that she know
"a would give her thu dress. He then
HI the child from her arms, got his
|fkun and shot her dead.
fe was indicted by the grand jury al
Ijuly term of court and convicted. His
crneys Messrs. Duff e Duff, who had
>Wn Caesar all his life. appealed his
&. and after it was confirmed by the
her court, asked the governor for ciem-
N. which was also denied.
5arris never attempted TO deny the
me-. but claimed that he was driven to
81 the pangs of jealousy.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS shows moro Improve
ment than any other section OF Houston, at
least 70 houses have been built there within
two months. Lots arc cheap. Terms IRON
81 TO s. cash and the same payment monthly
Houston lloighn office, EOS Main street
John A. Mllroy, agent II
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wharton Locals.

X4Arton, Texas, March 15.-The recital
4 musicale given by Miss Sandal OF
t5yest on, assisted by musical talent of this
fyxwas grand success, both socially
" financially, the proceeds are to be
HQk 70 buy seats for the new Methodist
9urrh. About 100 guests were present.
~ programme of the evening consisted
Dtiett-Mrs. Sanders and Miss Bolton.
qcitation-"J jamie Miss Sandal.
N9Nl solo-Miss Willis.
Rcoltation--"The Last DAYS of School -
Ias Sandal.
song by auartette Mr.. aud Mrs. Sparks
n,AMr. McClanahan and Miss Willis.
hceitation = Forest Kings Victory on
2 Hteeplechase," Miss Sandal.
Horton.
Christmas Star" Miss San
~ Scene 1: Home of Hope and Her
tk4fr Scene ii; Seven years afterward.
1euF Hope returns TO the old home, a
eet singer.
D."her x. L. Erwin, who has been quite
- now on a fair way of recovery. He
{esterday IN company with his ply
H&n pr. Phil Phillips, who will attend
~ Qntil his return. Under the advice OF
8pRysician he VIII go to Galveston for
oreHtion. The bank viii continue TO
81 business during his absence under
T Fherai superintendent OF Mr.. Charles
'e. OF galveston and was never ia a
M prosperous condition.
# Grace Cleaves OF BRENNAN is the
OF her sister, Mrs. II. a. Armstrong.
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WANTEp--A position In tho lumber bust
ness In or out Of Houston; AM good ward
man. city references. Address a. ltne,
Houston, TrxaH. II
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ElIinser Personals.

nger, Texas, March 15.-Mr. Ben
pam and J. A. Dunlavy with their
tes, also R, Fl. Dunlavy and his sister,
left yesterday for Grand Junction,
their future home. They were great
4tes here and their many friends re-
fceing them depart Mr., Beckham has
srailroad agent here for the past ten
He was honored and respected by
John C. Malgne, who takes his
as agent, has bought the BeclShani' !
where he and family arc now living.
Annie Schneider and children, after
Ting the winter here. returned to their
at Galveston today.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED rooms, with or without board
al modern conveulcnces close I'M terms
reasonable; iolf Mckinney avenue. ~
ROOM AND BOARD--A nice room suitable
for two Young men. screened house; mod
err improvements, convenient to busincss
table boarderS solicited. No, SIC Travis
street. n
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PROFESSIONAL.

DEIRCTIVE AGENCf--Trained detectives
furnished tor civil and criminal inv2ssisa-
lions; reasonable rates; correspondence so
lieited james MeCapc. box $50, Hcussoh,
Texas. n
DR.. HEIStG. Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
Specialist Telephone building u
T. L. KOPF. undertaken and ersbeirnsr. 1914
Prairie avenue; fine carriages and hearses:
phone 6s7, s-l0-D
8. o. COTTON q BRO, Fire Insursrcs
Agents and Adiuster1 70 Msin street..
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suDRiErs DEPARTMENT.


yohnson City, Texas. March A.--All Of
ars and citizens look out for and arrest
eLcwis. who calls himself Uncle Joe
WI :" | hold warrant for him, charg-
<{him with assault with intent to raps
little girl years old. He and young
ID 1are travelling in a one-horse buggy
tn no top, and he Is lecturing on the
ItiSl, war. He Is also sieight-of-hand
0W man. and after each lecture he gives
parformance. He claims to have been
ltit battle of Santiago, but on account
Mailing health, brought on by eating
0sfcanred beef" was discharged, and
fFtes with him discharge given by
p9ral Roosevelt. He looks to he about
Mars old: about feet 10 inches tall;
|5kbs about 145 pounds; is slender build
Il walks a little lame; has dark gray
MI mustache dyed black; upper front
ia are out. has brown eyes; was wear
VI soldiers uniform; has small running
NJ In or under right ear; has high fore
al and prominent nose; claims Tyler,
~. as his home. He was last heard
10 Burnet county, above Marble Falls,
M east. Wire all information to me at
hqton City. Texas. b. j. Stubs, Sheriff
anco county, Texas.
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NoTiCE--Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF tho stockholders and
Doarn OF aireetops OF tnn Marsnal aim mn,
be held at their place of business In Timp-
son. Texas, on Saturday. April s. $780, at
O'Clock s. m, for The purpose of the cleo
lion OF directors and oflccrs OF said COM
iany. aud tr tnsaot such other business as
may come before said meetings. Dated
Tiinpson, Texas, February q, 1883. L. =.
,mbort. presidents c. q. Stafford. score
tlfy. III
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WHAT is SHILOH.

grand old remedy for Cough. Colds and
Consumption; used through the world for
half century, has cured innumerable cases
OF incipient consumption and relieved many
In advanced stages. II you are not satisfied
with the results we will refund your money.
Price IS cents. 80 cents aud 81 90.
SICK HEADACHES,
The curse OF overworked womankind. are
quickly and surely cured by Kari's Glover
Root Tea. the great blood purifier and tissue
builder. Money refunded II not satisfactory.
Price rs cents and so cents. A. Il. KIESLING.
Druggist. 5O2 Man street. Houston.
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OFFICE of Houston and Texas Central Rail-
,.ad Company, Houston, Texas, March l,
,S1g Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders aud
OF The hoard OF directors OF the Houston aud
Texas Central Railroad company will be held
Al the office of the company, In ths city OF
houston, Texas Oh Monday. the third day
OF April. 1889 at |: o'clock noon u. ":
IN ri E pisTRicT COURT Of tho Unitea
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Tho stockholders OF the Southcin
Bridge ard Construction Company Will take
notice that the annual meeting of the stock
holders will be held at the office OF the con-
pany, In the Binz building. IN the city OF
Houston, Texas. Monday, March 20, 1885. at
noon, for the purpose OF electing directors
and officers and transacting such other busi-
ness as may come before said annual meet
ing. BY order. II. Raphael, President
southern Bridge and CONSTRUCTION Company.
Houston. Texas, March IS. 1899 70
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BUsrNEss CHANCES.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE No / sroc-
cry business IN Galveston now doigg $500
stock win inyoice 1880 to $4,000 or mo-
viii trade for GalYcstoe or Hoasiln nron-
eIty or ssh for pnrt cash. Ae1fess X. 81
". care Tribune ONCE. Gelsesten IS
FOR SALE IA saloon complete: furniture,
hxturfs. pool tahic, iIduois. cigars. etc.
Apply to John Stamina. Beookshiie, Tex p
A FINE OPENING ia V'hsfSra ior 4 lfat-
cless restaurant man. Far fkI pa v hrs
address ~. y. Groom, WEavtcn rtsa- "
FOR SALE Cheap Tor cash. All CONFECTIONERY
and cold drink brstrc$s good location:
cenllal TEXAS; stock and n&tuses inycice
SEQ. Acdress Estslla. ihIs cfiee. Is
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WANTED--Man and wife. woman to do cock.
ing for two and general housework; man Il
do general yard work; German preferred; nc
children. Mrs. II. Thompson, Orange. Tex
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NEW YnRK noCroRs.

NERVOUS DEBILITY. causing Irritable tenn
rsi, lack OF development backache uuickness.
dizziness. Spots before eyes and other sYmp-
toms perfectly cured.
Lost vitality, milky urine, incontinence,
prostatorrhoea. cystitis. sleet and all painful
vi mary troubles quickly cured at small cost.
Sil HILLS, any. stage, causing sore throat,
falling hair, pain in bones and many other
symptoms cured permanently.
NAiilCoCBLE or enlarged veins of scrotum,
causing emissions, sexual weakness. etc,
cured without surgical operation
III es Cured or No Pay. l0l0s Texas Avenue.
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WANTED Blacksmith; must understand
horseshoeue; sober and industrious; refer
ences required. A. G.. Billingsly. Elgin,
Texas. 20
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in the office of The
Post for the week ending March II. 1899:
1915: b. X. 7. (2l; 1907 tsl, Sss7 Ava
Clay Bravo; 5s7S go C. W. "a L. lbs ~;
5s2S; 5S0S; $500; 5S79: $40 (e); SS0i at5l; ESQ
I'D; 5sSo; $3.50; j Il. W. $3.50 ts); $3.50,
1855; 590S; s3a ~; 5S5,; II. J f.; Hair
Spring; H.B.c. t2) $3.50 tal 1908 $751; t2l.
$500 C6l; 57ii 81: $751;; 5Sss: ssei tlic); ssis
hsSI; 5SS7 20; l.. E.. Miss Leilc Maud
Leslie; NJ. =. 90; SIS; 576s 5'as; 5Sss; STei
90; 5Sl6; $3.50: 5S3a: o.; owner: Opportun-
ity; $40; 5St5; 5744; Nettie Paige Schofield
90: SIS; 5J6s; l.. s. Reed; K. w; 1897;
5sS7. 1851, Purchaser ISL 579l go; d7sl;
1891: 5Sl6 90; 5S4i: sci: Miss Murah viii
] SON 5S23: $500 900 5Si9 %; $50. $685..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17

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