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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-31
BIMETALLIC CLUBS.
Ohio Valley League Is In Session at
Louisville,
SILVER AT RATIO OF is TO 1
As the Leading Issue Of 1900 Over.
whelmlngIy Approved.
PRESIDENT TARvIS'S SPEECH CHEERED
As lie Outlined the Sentiment Of the Con-
vention.
RESIDENT TARvIS'S SPEECH CHEERED
Mr.. BRYAN IS SURE 10 BE ENDORSED
For the Presidential Nomination.
DISTINGUISHED Nebrnskar spoke
ut the banquet to rnrvin.

Louisville, May ai.-The Ohio Vary
League OF timetable clubs. comprisins the
states OF Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Ken
lucky, Is holding its thira annual con
ventlon In this city Macauley's thehteH
the scene OF the gathering OF tho wh
metal hosts, was rrofusoly decorated when
the convention was called TO order az $50
o clock this afternoon \ likenegs Of
William j, Bryan WAS suspended from the
nv Immediately over tho speakers stand.
while pictures OF Thomas Jefferson au1
Andrew Jackson hung from the tvo uppt,
hoxee The National colors in nags ana
huntlngs completely covered the walls Of
the thoater presenting an Inviting anu
artistic appearance while brass band
played tho National airs at intervals,
Prominent among the delegates aud vista
urs arc men whose words have been ot
National Significance and What was Lack
ing numerically was seemingly supplied
by tho augmented enthusiasm Of thoss IN
attendance for when President Tarvin o.
he Rime Glic Loague began his annual
address The lower floor was only com
/ fortably filled while the balcony was only
4 partially occupied and tho galleries en-.
! ttrely deserted
The hoxes were occupied by ladies, wives
and daughters of tho delegates Rut as
tho convention progressed the crowd IN
creased until perhaps 1000 people wero IN
the theater, The convention was called %
order at 2S0 o'clock by Chairman simeon
Of the local oommunee, who introduced
Mayor Weaver Of Louisville He extend
cd a hearty welcome to the visiting dele.
gates, told them tbat tho kew to the cjty
WIS In their possession and that their wort
would he well done n they Endorsed BRYAN
for president In 1900. Al the conclusion
OF his address Judge ?. Tarvin OF Gov
ington, Ky, president az tho Blmetallin
League, was introduced and spoke AZ con-
adorable length. HIS remarks were At
times received With the greatest enthusi-
nsm any reference 10 the affirmation II
the Chicago platform or ap Endorsement OF
= William Bryan as the presidential nom
nee being signal for voslferous APP
plauso
President Tnrvin's speech was more tuau
Of passing National significance as It pre-
sagcs what Is 10 happen N tho tenor OF
the delegates assembled = 3 fair criterion
OF tho sentiment prevailing In their re-
spectve districts, for when he declared
that blmetallism All he free coinage OF
silver at the ratio OF rs TO l. as was enun-
catcd in the Chicago platform ot 1925
would he The paramount Issue In the next
+, presidential campaign regardless Of the
, efforts to have the question OF trusts sup
plant II, u met with an outburs, Of APP
plauBc that indicated an Overwhelming APP
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EDNA ITEMS.
|r,ment observation-disclosures of
the District Court.

~, ,a A.
N'meh' Notes-iroceeat"es OF
me pis''iet ,""'''
TEXAS, May 3o'-~Ihe work OF re-
The PRESENT building, a wooden
N iron tho ,ot m which Colonel
..,.,,. ~ sa
a . " e'e'' " i'""usoii'u 0"s
fES building was begun this morn
Colonel Egg has removed his stock
! Chambers, buIjd,ne near the rail.
Inn s,st ~ the donot min his na,,
II. { romnleled
IN NOIs comnsny Of ,,,etoJo ia nav
n ii ,hs Sreat,on y, Nr ~ in !" - IT,, NV"
|l,assme ,wo 's" w. w. h,,i, STr',i ~,
! llo awarded, ~ ron,rn"t Nv ,,otonsl
/, st hls building ~
I'm The tlnSness ~ n,striot Alton
\ piUcsaa s TSo VI ~ i,lSIrie. Ae.ut-
n obtained ,ba so,io,, e'' 'Nol,o ~
! ases dlsposed a. diving W. nr1,
d Ne pressnt tern, ' ~, ~ 10 alsfr,rt
| lohn Hamilton ch,r 90 WIN No. ra,ie
be rsrped from ,hS a Syn M,,n o lSpt
|ttsea and repnndnI 49, aa., 49, ,,,'''i -
|ssndapt re,eassd nn ,,,o foas'p ba.1
|niFrsnk MANS rboresd Viii n,,,r
|nttlnu.d Nv The stat t se' Co., 49, NJ ~
nurdsr net eplltv, tohr oii H.
|s.l, theft OF one bcad NJ cams
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Y \ Unknown Mnrhcreh Nm.

.lDo,', sAs'' May 30 The name Of
Iss ,ra /, man reported murdered. par
|aa,s ps inscription Of which appeared
sned ~ k Is now supposed to be a
sla.iyes Huely' who Is thought to
1. bad u. % Bosqne county. The
PET ~ 'olcgraphs taken before I'M
fips,rs, eaase Of this foul murder
swkinr Nv 10 mysterious. ofhcers
.s nara on the case
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asaY DEPARTMENT or rExAs.
Npnhcatlon of Its Rc-eStab-
tishmcnt,

4. 'eAas' May 30, When United
'u''0r Charles A, Culberson was
ps'en few weeks ago he urged
|,, XII war Alger to re-establlsh The
"a q Texas headquarters at san
| an Ky, wa before It's abandonment
nots ~ ms return Senator Culber-
|rsn,iss,s .letafy Alger again, calling
Mlhs,s.s 70 THIS matter. Today sem
|Rren.,.n received the following:
|Lar eSs,Ilmeht, Washington. Nav n -
t.sl,as ,oqr letter Of May l2 was
|sAns n. have this day given in
|anspt !, n. ~ re'establlshment OF the
b MIN a. aeAas following my CONVEX
X ou, Very truly yours,
- Alger. Secretary Of War.
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,1aIAU REPORT.
| .0rp woniS AND
|,s,ss1p' W s"A'''
Good Growth and
!, s'd' mem, "sa state Of
e,ItIsstio",

Nay so.-rho iollO Nv.
is'' ID crop bulletin 4, o. e 'Ds
'''' r Il ssciion' io' 'n'
y, ss.a.y, Nay 90 - an
ne tempsr', tyre, On 70 Il
3 ss's ranged .i,s ,'s 'se great ca
Il y ' ~ The minimum
~ week at the several
+ , ,0s Is degrees over the
~ I degrees along the imme-
i, nisAs.t tsmper'tu re d re-.
I. e '.ysfal station. was " 0''
me precipitation on an
81 I, week was slightly above
.,sf the fahh'
y I, ccotrai Texas, the east
q , ana and beaumont WINE
aca', s,al dAiciency elsewhere,
sssspsSs,IIed except on the sSa
y ''s sss,lered showers were
\, sa'' srsAoa weekly raln nnns
Us Houston, while none
3 ,' i,oul several stations, !,
~ ~ ,loudiuess Scattered
.,,,,a ~ nImbus. eumulo J.
sn' ',m"lns and cirro-s tra tus
M amount OF sunshine
wv q, an an average for the
Il about normal
nsplrIoN OF CROPS.
'''.., 4 the week was generally
s,,r the northern portion oil
,s,rs there were scattered
n,oath continues over the cast
!. .hovegs retarded farm woorf
\, rra,s 10 grow rapidly Th'
4, oysr the southern portion wal
'.,Ne for the cultivation OF crops
s,oss,ber good for corn and oats
n made good growth ana IS u
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AGENTS WANTED.

" lNr1rFn-Reliable AGENTS everywhere -
take orders for our immense line OF me
W. no Sapithi required; OUTFIT ltee' splen'
Ala chance Tor active men write 70 US "
once Tor territory and particulare Ease
Tailoring Co. PIP to 2lS FfanRiin ST. eh''
Ill
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.;IIIL!.I.li!'IIl[EIII1,

Primary Secondary or Tertiary Syphilis
permanently cured In 10 TO 30 days. You cau
be treated at home for the same price under
same guaranty II YOU prefer TO come here
bills. and no charge. II we fail TO cure. II you
have taken mercury. iodide potash, and still
have aches and paius. Mucuous Patches In
mouth. Sore Throat, Pinples. Copper colored
spots. Ulcers on any part OF tho body, Hair
or Eyebrows falling out II is this Sypbiltic
BLOOD POISON that we guarantee to cure,
We solicit the most obstinate cases and chai-
lcngo the world for case we can not cure.
yhis disease has always bafned the SIKH OF
the most eminent physicians; 100000 capital
behind our unconditional guaranty Absolute
proofs sent sealed on application. Address
COOK REMEDY co,
y0T Masonic Building, Chicago,
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TAKE DREWS Imp. Liver Pm toI az a. 't fscl
troubles: not like other pills MAKE S w AZ Az
worse before YOU feel better once u'e 49, "a
wayg used. 25c bottle, at Drew Drug s'of'5
INlh Cnngfess aNenue.
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The Thornto

a. Hou,fnH so
character Skilled rh.
cinlty, The following
Joe Phillips, lall J
ness or epiieptic htS,l
who have relieved
last twenty-ouo yea
riblo effect of them ON
I had given np all nor
done me no good, I 10
Of suffering humanity
ditiou before aud ate
Lomonth. r Roberts,
Fitgc and u a Dam
VIM Grow, Orang
for seven Nears VAST
weighs - pounds NOR
remedy q trial
j. w Robinson.
or ak years ago has !
Our otiicc Mt the
utes, Consultation II
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RlNG UP phone 1851 hve rings Acme lea
and and I pressed, 75d ladies' skirts, SOC 10 l5S,
n,enhors of club, per month, 81 cl9th9a
called for. delivered. j. 7 Green oo@'a ""'V
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first installmen0- gCt a po5ilGl. as 10
mended by the 'sJ, nr -hcnt ohst'| -
CS267 0O0l to continue "A twenty Ave ioo
channel from Galveston to Hcus'1n, his
bringing a land locked harbor and lUil '1lr
center Atty miles nearer the grew brar
fields, OF which Wichita Is the eentci an
metropolis,
How are the people OF the mighty Yves
10 be benefited by the opening UP of ines'
deep water ports? is asked. The h'siar.
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II,---s.iI M n maui 10 handle agents Tor ItIt7
n6one tablets aud specalties pays 5000
nsr enclose stamp. Victory MIG Co..
c'levplaud Ohio.
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gE: 5 CENTS

us light on the future.
is farmers TO the facts,
Is were opened the freight
ere 80 cents per nlnd.ed
ror export. today thay are
nd for the last three years
ncr has received in Geld
cents a hushel moro for
than heretofore, Nay,
It's position as toe d'ssd-
the Eastern and South
,e,ition here was sharpest
ter downfall route TO the
their Eastern competitors,
yriculturnl state has been
Hear the official record
tary OF agricultural at
In 1896 Nebraska raised
sls OF corn, or $1,000 600
as. yet FOR that corn crop
farmers received sB,ooo,-
Md Nebraska farmers for
aud for the crops Of corn,
that year. with $4,000 900 |
IN Nebraska, Kansas was
more than was paid her
100000 saved in freight !
the farmers OF one state |
sister State. because OF tho
water ports Just In
q government on the Gulf
ben deop wnter was oh
,ston. a cut WAS made rf
snts per hundred. and as
IN and Port Arthur began
Stho ocean traffic. another
scut was made, until today
70 rate charged four years
nav to you business men
Fhe Northwest when the
X has go far progressed
iOcean vessels can ride ZIP
, sea" Buffalo bayou, that
u $26. 600. 900 worth Of mer-
,liioutson, another lasting
y In freight rates that viii
y Kansas farmer grin aud
ON his chin az the cash
,,ver here IN Kansas" No
4 can or viii withstand tina
'rtnplc represented here to-
'rnnisslssippi Congress, and
,at this convention thu
rnl that win bring a deep
miles nearer your grain
frs that next year when tho
Congress- oonvencs In
III With Nreamers living
g take YOU all. delegates
a government steamer
E,sque river o tho battle
Into. whero gallant Sam
Lame our city bear1 won
ma the signal victory that
cN and placed her q bright
rof Of free American States,
hSg session Hon. George
/, Francisco. Representing
~, cation congress. spckc on
mn inland empire. He
luAderal government should
q share Of river aud har-
Gs FOR building great stor
+ tsaye the waters In food
u itle 10 the public lands
10 individual settlers
nrashns lands ~ tho West
's' by Tho suites az q low
tenlc proceeds oe used Cor
-osntion cauAls
- res were delivered by n
'riyof the United state,
Ind T II Newell, hydro
sainological euryey
NO d spoke on Floods ant
yonkenheld Of the Unite,
feau spoke about Flood
rms He said "ThI
---ily one Of deepest i'm
= inliiics almost any eNpen
ablei money 10 produce sat
DEM Tho proper improve
ny, ssIppi river may requlr
.enrs OF time, and ma
rOok n could probably h
one ,the time. and for one
.a.9.-ojr less, But no matte
lots moral. social and eco
y APnt of many millions q
nv tnsi concerned. and II /
10 too closely reckon IN
y W rs and cents"
5og on water Storage "
te. strodueed by Mr. levi
condemned Edward Atltin
n for his pamphlet aglinF
q Philippines ana asked III
.rcss TO encourage the OK
legroes 10 tho Philippines
asked for the estah
department Of mines an
With the department
for government aid for III
OF the merchant marine' :
rs for storing waters on N
RI and che cession 0f arl
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Statesmen FOR CIGARS sl25 month aud
expenses old hrm experience unnecessary,
Inducements to customers, C. c. bisatn a
Co. st Louis, Mo "
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HELP WANTED.

WANTEn Tins good boys at Necco Disc,
mans, at once. u
WANTED--A teacher rs principal, with hrs,
grade certificate, ccmpetcnt IN the LhSlish
language as well as the German; a German
witn family preferred, term 10 mouths, be-
SHINING September l. 1885, also a lady teaeh-
err single as assistant, competent IN the
English ana German languages. Applica-
tons received by Il. 4, Llngnau, secretary
New Vim Incorporated school.
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COLOREn man and wife want place IN prl-
,ate family man to work yard, tend morse es
milk COWS; woman to cook, wash anu irV".
Address q n H. on Austin street Hous.
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FlRsr CLASS all round man cook wants n
place IN private family milk tend horse
smell wagea; we'll recommended, tliS TINS
Office.
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MIDDLE AGED man OF steady habits wants
4 situation to attend horses aud work ground
house OF to work In Kitchen. Address dl5'.
this office,
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ANY ONE wanting good white man AMI
Wife In private fnmily or ranch, near san
Antonio or Houston preferred send us llck
cts. deduct from wages Address r. Muir
phy Weatherford. Texas
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WANTED--p Position nv young man OF 5000
address; outside work prclcrrodi can giyo
Bcod reference, Address .. r. )" th's
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BOY rs years old wants 10 work In dry goods
| or grocery store had 1--WE months course IN
| bookkecping Address Gin, this oiiice. !
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THE FIDELITY MUTUAL furnishes, unto
dato 'ife Insurance at lowest possible rates
consistent with rafety. and gives liberal
contracts and choice territory 10 aeH' Sone
other need apply A. j. Brown Eono' a.
manager Dallas Texas "
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FIRST CLASS COACHMAN would like a
place to do any Kind Of work about thc
place. willing 70 make himself useful. 6li2,
tlip nuicn.
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coon poY i2 yeare of age wants position in
store or office, pretty fair oducauon anu
WILING TO work Address l.. r., 5000 WASH,
ington street.
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HAMILTON Corss engine. seeondieS-the -" go
/ indor &c inch IN diameter B-lnct the Creates
! horse power; rebuilt and as Sc matter would
weight about eoCOo o9gpos exports TO sup
| TTCYCT-IS S-Socond hand cray would moro GER
ioI $50 good as new NJ Tg good results than
been p"nelufed' hctus' portunIty to see and
Uoastop Other wheels dishes al great expo
FOR sAIE--Jcssamino a mo oh,irr,,n :, tho
NJ V. MIlAA1, 1u-I smoke on "Wlder
WE OFFER THIS ,yeee.s to Gel Them
m nun ,,. mi Mexics the Deep Water Ports
Ia,o plapts. an varit cf W B slosson Of Hous
boxes aud iruit hs follows
dust fertilizer per aspera," To the stars
and COMMUNICATIVE is the heroic motto
FOR sALE-A lat State There are times and
Naauin Rae the contrast. Says the West
ANTHRAX q
! formstionrs had lot 10 say, snerrn like
Pasteur % Kansas,
worth It 20 en- every day, chuckin' fun at
gmbr.ir Jus; fun o. SANDER darts
/ --lL@as-1-Frcm the busy Eastern marts.
: You Vuf 70 break he peoples hearts, over
p, b6ftt there In Kansas.
!, DO wow At comes their time 70 laugh them
g ,on f7lk5 out IN Kansas,
wbfivn Eafterners the gatt hou, affairs ia
4 m Fields a balsin out with wheat,
/ - Corn for ell the world 10 eat,
10. Other crops hat can't be beat, over there
e. in Kansas
J.. bps Trains a-aaullu' OH, the stun from the
plains o, Kansas
cSro. Railroads can't get cars enough fer to
- empty Kansas
sem ort 10 see the farmers grin
Stroke the lacs on their chin
orses AS the cash comes rollin' in. over there
Ions- In kansas
would hardly c,re 10 quote figures in fhe
carer home OF Americas best statlstelan, Score
west tary Of Agriculture r. D C)burn OF Kan
sas, but please carry these home with
you
upon Kansas products for twenty years were
Irms. 80 500 goo GOO $500 000.000 more than ali
3, ~ the gold produced IN the United States for
~ thirty-one years after the discovery OF
eaec- g-ld in California Kansas products for
- 1898 were over Sl52 900 900 Her one crop,
earn Tor 1859 would have laadsd solid
wo freight train reaching from New York 70
At. California; and enough more left 70 load
zen solid train from Wichita to Houston All
Texas Is now using Kansas f9lt. kansAs
M is marvellous In her splendid school sys-
tenn showing a lower average Of illiteraey
III than any State not excepting Massachu-
fei selts Scme states boast % massive court
~ houses ana tails Klnsas OF her beautiful
80 churches and elegant school buildings
me Kansas "A fulfilling her motto. ITO the
onl stars through difficulties and already be
cell glinimering stars shining even 20 her
~ western border brings 10 light nole OF
IN, SsA the dreaded evils Of drouth or bliIzards
III grasshopperF or monEages gone Forever
-.--f and Kansas is free Kansss farmers paid
.on of over $50 900 900 az mortgages "a 1898
But Whist shall ssy OF the Queen City
o., Of the rIsiu. wssita, our ssns. .9 hos,
long ago) when her pioneers drove back
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OCCUPATION wanted by colofed hoy e
waah dishss md wait on ths table, or !.
work In a slnre. 6liA. this otnee.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

WANTED Work by a white couple competent
and auanhed for sii Kinds OF work and per
fectiy reliable. middle aged Rico, this Of
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All. ROUND Job npd news printer desires
situation expert niaten piessman and ievd'
or. ability 20 DO high grade work, seven
years experience, Address VS., this ofhce :
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A COON all round cook wants employment
In or out OF city; rolnred Address u, Nc.
Gee iii0 Matthews street ?
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4 Al COOK wants n lob with some good grading
or tie camp bridge gang. or some hpou
! extru pang Address dl9b. this otllco !
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~ 1SJTFD. -SVIogInnnis pnsition Ia dry goods
stare; have had seven years oHpeflense un'
unmarried Address BnS 49, LA HrhnE' f;
Towns.
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wANrED-..A position IN store or office BY BOY
u years Of age, Address 6lS6, thls ohlee
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SITUATION wanted by man 80 years old,
married, 10 drive delivery wagon strictly
sober. honest and the best OF references Ad.
dress 6ii0, this ofhce.
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DpIGGIa'r 90 vearB oxneri0noo m rolHH
and Wholesale, wants situation, country OF
citvi aober. STEADY and reahl2 man; oest
N rnlarnmnna nraacIlnLlon. thlh ohlue.
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AM 70 yaars old sober und very uout "
dt,ss. experienced IN travelling. J wpula
Ike 10 trnyel for some house or night clerk
in hcteil mr. 10 loatn any trade SALARY no
object u, r. this Office.
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SITUATION wanted by niddle ased German
to take care Ok horses or make himself zen
erally useful not Afraid to work. Address
6lli this Office.
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YOUNG man wants a situation as cook, waiter
or yardmau. willing and uhliging, Address
j. G Mitchell, lfli winter street
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A WILLING German boy, 70 years old, wan!s
place ~ store or shop or az apprentice. Au
dress 6i0i, this efnee,
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.


SITUATION wanted as house girl Boou IVltl
onces Can at sos corner Sixth and Gllan1
-
GOOD rolored girl wants Work as must ~,
,r any hind of work. willing to WORK ana
Win work. Can on Lizzie smith. dO5 saul
nier street,
SITUATION WANTED BY colorpa R,Ii 20
do chamhermuid work or nurse Adafons
$40 Robin street.
WANTED situation as COOK or pulAo' ~ "
wash ana IRON. Address 500 Saulnier street
city. .-----------------
VoUNG LADY would like situation as mouse
kerper OF to teach small children MisA
Mnfy o Brien. lill Chase street. fl',
ward. --------------
coon colored girl wants position az a
ronl, or house girl Cali at $40 Broadway ]
YOUNG WOMAN, Christian, wishes q 81.
uttinu az cook M either private iamlly 9i
hotel She has child ahont months OK
Answer 2Uj Cont atfrot salvation Army
IA
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NO 40 TAKEN FOR LESS TnANis CENTS.
en- These rates are ,or uniform Ads mo display
Display AIS go at regular spae' rates but black sp,
not allowed in WANT ADS"
aD-THp Pcsr is friend OF the unemployed and
inserts Situation Wanted ADS of as words (orlesS
three times free of charge,
60 Letters directed to initials only are not delivered
through the posoiiiee, b,uyou have your answers
ADDRESSED to a number, in care OF THH Posi-. AMI
forwarded 10 YOU.
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REAL ESTATE,

FOR SALE Read this y
room houge, with a lg
four closets, large paf
proVcmentS, good cl
water. lot 100 feet lro'
on 10th avenue, one Ia
ward. southeast front, !
peach, pear and plum
the improvements cost
small payment down.
suit the purchaser 10
Peacock. 10Th avenue,
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oFZTlS1- Moi cheap work but work cheap
BCst teeth $500, gold Glhngs $loo, omalga2nm
.rt4tina, silver, 5Oc; painless extraction aus,
mr. Daniels 403b Main.
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HOW soon graduate; medicine, dentistry
pharmacy, osteopathy, Magnetism, oioS GO
trology. Box 1876, Chicago. Wv
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WANTED--A merchant tailor with little
money to do cutting and take charge OF
shop; write at once with reference. Boz SGS
Cmyirnua. Texas,
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MAYER TJPSIIITZ, Wholesale and retail
sunk. sol Preston avenue, rays the highest
pr!cc for copper brass, zinc. rubber moss,
homes etc
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BASKETS for commandments; all prlSe -
nee flowers. good work aend poSta' ~
frunner W. W Westgate o.
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TWO farms Ia Kausaa, q
l6a IN Nebraska for :
you9 Southern Real
BiuZ.
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FOR SALE Unused Confederate stamps. with
portraits II Jen Davis Address STAMP Col.
hector, wcimar, Texas 3