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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
CHINESE STUDENT CERTIFICATES.

Since the organ OF the Hawaii
an Government has strenuously
urged that the Hawaiian Govern
ment pay the damages asked by
the Hon. How Duck and his com
patriots, we would now be pleased
to learn who should pay the dam
ages of those Chinese students il
tb Gaelic who were refused a
landing.
These students we're provided
with certificates, some of which
were sworn to before a Hawaiian
official assigned to the duty of as
sisting in carrying ont the regu-
lations Ct the United States re.
lative to Chinese immigration
The certificates were worthless.
The Chinese students we're
refused a landing. Their
$50 for passage and other
expenses must be put down to the
profit and loss account, princi,
pslly loss. Is the distress of
mind and financial loss which
these students suffered any less
heartrepding than that experienced
by Hon How Duck.
We also find that the Hawaiian
official before whom some of these
certificates were sworn to
receives no attention
from the official organ, nor is
his action considered sufficiently
serious by the Executive for the N
to withdraw him from further Of
fetal connection with the Chinese
immigration business Of Hawaii.
He still draws money from the
fees of government Office al
though he would have been forced
to resign from the Custom House
had he not forestalled such action
by offering his resignation.
Whether Mr.. Girvip had a legal
right, as notary public, to take
sfiidavits which must of necessity
be passed upon by the department
in which he was employed is a
matter on which difference of OPT
MON may be allowed. No official
of this government or any other
has a moral right, however, to
render assistance to the Chinese
in any way, other than is express
ly outlined in the treaty with China
and the Chinese exclusion laws of
the United States.
Since our officials and their organ
have been 80 prompt to point out
the errors of United States Officials,
why should they be so tardy in
recognizing the incompetence Of
officials appointed by themselves2
Why should the Executive con-
tinue in Government employ q
man or men whose conduct has
been such ss to make it necessary
to force resignation
In this incident our officials again
demonstrate the lack of executive
capacity and keen discrimination
which assures proper admin
istration of public Offices.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
BRUCE WARING & co.
Notice.

Miss Nina J. Adams will open Classes
in PHYSICAL CULTURE'at the Y. M.
C. A. Gymnasium, Wednesday, October
4th. Application may be made from 9 till
IL o'clock on that day. i,4I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
Which is now on sale
at the lowest market rates.

.Non-Shrinking Patent Red
wood Tanks, assorted sizes,
from 500 to 10000 gallons ca.
Best Rubber Hose, assorted
sizes, "a to IN inch.
Suction Hose and Steam
Hose, assorted sizes.
Different kinds of Packing,
assorted sizes.
Patent Wash-Out Closets,
with latest Improvements.
Penn. Lawn Mowers, 10, II,
IL and IS inch.
Steel Road Scrapers, Tubular
Wheelbarrows, Pan-American
Wheelbanows, Champion Ca
nal WheelbarroWs Extra Heavy
Breaking Flows, Aving's Steel
Flows, Perfect Rice Flows, as
sorted sizes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
DON'T
Spend Your Money
Abroad - You Are
Making 1T Here.

We beg to announce to the public that
we are making great preparations for the
coming Holiday Season. and will have a
large stock of well.selected goods from the
principal factories of the world. Our buy
ing is done by a concern which has had
many years experience in this business,
and controls the largest trade on the Pacific
Coast. We promise our patrons that many
new articles In our lines that will be shown
In San Francisco can be found in our store.
Our stock will comprise
STERLING SILVER,
FINE PLATED WARE,
HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR SPOONS,
New Designs),
HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR CHINA,
Something New),
RICH CUT GLASS,
FINE BOHEMIAN GLASS,
FRENCH CHINA, GERMAN CHINA,
ENGLISH CHINA,
FIGURES, BRONZES,
ORNAMENTS, JARDlNlERES,
LAMPS,
And Many Novelties.
All goods sent out as presents will be
prepared In a separate department, where
they will be put up In the best of style,
using fine boxes, paper, etc.
Our Holiday Season will open about the
middle of November, which will give our
friends on the other Islands ample oppor-
tunity. You will be able to give more
presents this year, because our prices are
right.
Special care given to mail orders.
W. w. Dimond g. Co.,
LIMITED.
.............Von Holt Block, King street.
Merchant street entrance next to the
PostOfIice throuQh our A rcade
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Wharton 1nnn,.

'-lt0n NO@<s
h ssAas' June 14.-The Colorad,
|s.. "p' Is still rising slowly. It
,,,o.'. loot last night. At Bay CITY
~'sa that the banks are hooded.
I'M sa'eF is within 400 yards Of the
nj &. The raft has moved TO 4
/ Tsay,laa,s doae no damage here.
+ ,rvss. oA Spectator has enlarrea i,s
I.e pss.s in country &C ca mn az
b NJ ass ss five column ousrro 'y ,tya
" ], IKE S-xis, form 27isx3s. eonae INV
|iIs,,a ,osning out 1000 copies an sonI
|at r. watch succeeded tbs i mar
h ~ o In its tenth year ana u,,-
|Rs rs 4 management Of Messrs Eanie
PsossaAa active factor for the n1,blie
u 81 s ,s pure in it's politics u0 az.
b. viz Il, zoe Of morality. II has e raw w.
~, ,S y years, aad now ranks Ks s sroma ]
sssklIss lylng and most fboroagSI Il
Issstsssss Of the State. Last sstugd l,S ,
d i. al home print and r i'I II
r Welcome guest in ma MANI =,
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BUSIEEss CHANCES.

WANTED--To sell half interest in good bar.
Der shop in good town, also household
goods; will sell cheap; reason for selling
want to go West. Write or phone J. ".
Taylor Moody, Texas, l6
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M CAPITAL CITY
n, i Inc Word INDECENT in The
Pension Law
~ roILtct COMMENCEMENT
with IN Entertain
~ law Applies on issu-
' q school Bonds

,uue 1.-THE following
'sss Judges. constituting the
' sssts il the Confederate pen
''''l issued today by Acting comp
| r. curl;
Ply ~ ~. inouiries being maze as
rnsfcus nv ,,snt constructs the term
als = re Confederate pension nav Jaw
III y ' is 1850 1850, suggest the neces-
u way ~ judges be advised as 10
it ecuns .-s'ined on this point py
ss - Law down a rule of con,
dia:u,' s n Ne adhered TO IN al
b. iaaI s soss must necessarily TO a
.' s Sand upon It's . Own + NAV law
sn' View Of the fact that tne , Jaw De
~ y 'nrI,cant to give a list OF the
ain y app property owned by nm
" persona n-asent value of the same.
y X. .I applicant is also REQUIRED 10 %
Y, II income he or she receives ,o,n -
~ ls'S believed that an applicant
] ~ INST be absolutely without
x'sloa n n order to be entitled to
,iili .o. 2, al advised that 1t is
" ~, II his department that the
nlVa .. NJ which should be given
4 III, sindlgent' as used IN said de seI'
4. applicant is in want ana aesti-
w. srs and means of subsistence
p.vs hat he or she can not. by
'a. ,anllration or disposition ehereol'
existence, livelihood, existence
'"alIrant is shown to have prop
M ppm y nersonal or both, amounting
49, s v nv the use OF which in any
~ ,nbsistence would be assured or
IL al which a sum could De
|, ~ .,em which an income could be
.n . 10 enable him to sub
I'm applicant under the law, in my
! ran not be deemed "indlgent.
X. III cSsr hand, II an applicant (pny :
sn,Sls 10 earn a support by his
FINN and otherwise qualified and
i ina penslon), is shown to be III
IA vel Il shown to have some prop
"A mans Of subsistence, but mani
insufficient 10 afford him a sub
" ~ any use or application there
M spplicant is INDECENT within
|s,5jrg q the law. Very respectfully,
j. r. Curl,
Acting COMPTROLLER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES of America, Eastern Dis
trict OF TeXas-ss-lu the United states Dis
trict Court In and for said District, calves
ton Division. In the Matter OF 5. bongio,
Bankrupt No III. in Bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Davll f.. Bryant. Judge
OF the District Court Of tae Untod states
for the Eastern Distric. Of Texas
S. Bongio. OF Houston in the county OF
Harris and state OF Texas. In said district,
respectfully represents that on the Ith day
of May, last past, he was duly adjuheed
bankrupt under the acts OF congress relating
TO bankruptcy; that he has duly surrendered
all his properly and rights of property, and
has fully complied with all the requirements
o. said acts ana OF the orders of the court
touching his bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays that he may be de-
creed by the court TO have full discharge
from all debts provable against his estate
under said bankrupt acts. except such debts
as are excepted by law from such discharge
Dated this 9th day Of June A. D 1854.
S. Bongio, Bankrupt.
order OF Notice Thereon,
Eastern District Of Texas, ss3
On this 18Th day of June, A. d. 1899 on
reading the foregoing petition 1t is
Ordered by the Court that a hearing be
had upon tie same on the "a day OF July.
A. D. 1899. before said court at the office of
James r. Burnett. Referee In Bankruptcy,
u. S Courtroom, Galveston, Texas, in said
district at II o'clock in the forenoon and
that notice thereof be published In The
Houston Post, a newspaper printed in said
district, aud that all known creditors and
other persons IN interest may appear at the
said time and place and show cause II any
they have why the prayer of the said petit
toner should not be granted
And Il is further ordered by the court that
the clerk shall send by mail to all known
creditors copies of said petition and this
order, addressed 10 them at their places OF
residence as stated. H5
witness the Honorable David r. Bryant
Judge of Said court, ana tho seal thereof at
Galveston in said district on the 18th day
Of June A. L. 1899 c. Dart,
0..Sl Clark.
BY Geo II nurnett. Deputy Clerk
Leon d Smith, Attorney i
INSURANCE Agency Changes Hands-ThC
FIRE insurance agency known as Sprons
Drew a Co., has this aydhissolved by nu-
tual consent. Mr., o. C4cdrow, Jr., having
boughe ont the INTEREST," MI. sProng' IN,
patronage respectfp' 'slly slited
Referring " a. the abo, notice ! wish L
thank o,,lr trit h nds for thbusiness given tn,
old hrms and earnestly olict the contlnu
ance of lsame no Drew 60 Respectfully,
NOTICE [-ofhce Of the Diet Navigation Co.
Bousten& lule lsa9--he annual meeting
Of The stoskneYlders an. board Il Director
Of the Direct NlaylaaJe Company will b,
held in the com9anys ofhce, tn the city q
Houston. on Tuesday July 4 NJ II O'Clock
a. N. 3. c. clsaman: secretary; q
NOTICE is hereby given that the annua
meeting OF the Stockholders and board o
directors of the Galveston, Harrisburg an
San Antonio Railway Company viii be he'll
a. the office OF the company, In the city q
Houston Texas. on Wednesday, July
1924 c. B. seger, Secretary. 4
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DIR. MORRALL will positively be at her OIL
nee 1871 Congress avenue, every afternoon
this week unril p M, ana requests pa
UeIts 70 0o'ne '''' II
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Acting ComptrollC
} EDWARDS COLLEGE.

ST. EDWARDS DULLEGb.
\ fourteenth annual commencement
Ess o. 81. Edwards college began
evening with an entertainment at
| The following musical and dramatic
|anne was executed in a most perfect
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Flower From My Angel Mothers
"a nelodrama in four acts by a
Dti Of the faculty. Cast OF charac-
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WE DUY sell and exchange horses and
mules. Tell us what you want. bring what
YOU have. Wilson's Livery. Boarding and
anla atnhle John Th0nlns. manaser. ~
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BEST equipped small dairy in city cheap for
cash. good paying route; will stand any
Investigations proprietor obliged 70 leave
town Apply 1890 washington street ls
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Referring 70 a. the abo- notice. wish to
thank o{Nr triis bnds for tHbusiness given the
old firm, and SV,earnestly olicit the contInu-
ance of igane t'o Drew 60. Respectfully,
IS C. II Sprong
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MEN-our illustrated catalogue explains how
we teach barber trade In two months; mail.
e.. free. Moler Barber College ST Louis,
Mo Is
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NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN is CEN
SECRET SOCIETIES.

CALUMET TRIBE NO So Imperial order
Red Men. will meet in Nigwam, Congress
avenue, tonight at S p. m. tor work in
Adoption Degree; also nominlton Of officers
for ensuing term. Members of Tonkaway
and Mingo Tribes and soiourning chiefs are
cordially invited to be present. William
Hartung. sachem. w P. Brennan. C. OF R.
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CHARTERED

Fios ,oa ,S Denton college Of Joshua
|ay n NY filed its charter with the
Fatal s,o Sts'e today. Assets 5000.
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! "a ssSs Never Forsalsen.
! ssisrs ven he history of Gran Or
= does Al, make friends; 1t keeps
~ mat is claimed for il.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

/ RoP0s1Ls FOR FoRAoE-odcs o. chIeI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Atlanta Ca. May II, 1883.
Sealed proposals. in tr!plicats. for furnish
Ing forage during fiscal year commencing
July /. 1899. a. posts IN the Department u
m, june H. 1853. and then opened; Pro
posals VIII re received at same time oy
cuartermaster at each post for furnishing
serves rfaht 10 accent or reject any or al
proposals or any part thereof Information
furnished on application here, or 70 Quar-
termaster at various posts. Envelopes Goa
tanning proposals should be married Pro-
posals for forage al - ana addressed
10 undersigned. or 70 respective post quar-
termasters John Simpson. D. q. u. q,
L. S. A. c. Q. ". Z.
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FOR THAT tired feeling and headaehe no
energy. unrefrcshed when you get up morn
ings alloccasioned by sluggish llyeT, take
Drew'e Imp. Liver pills; one tTied always
used; 25c a bottle by mail. Drew D'Is
cInrn l1lN CnnRregs avenue. ~
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INSURANCE. Agency Changes Hands-The
IRE Insurance agency known as sprong,
Drew & Co., has this david dissolved by nu-
bought ont the interesbi, MI sprong, Tho
new firm will be know n Drew q Co. Your
patronage respectfp rAly slIted
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JULIAN osTENDoRFF, 1913 Mckinney ave;
nue. pianos, pipe and reed organs tunea ana
repaifed; best of work guaranteed -
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and board OF
directors OF the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio Railway Company viii be held
a. the office OF the company, In the city OF
Houston Texas. on Wednesday, July g.,
1890 @. B Seger. Secretary. IL
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CATAPACT AND CROss-EYEs cured with
out the knife, See Dr.. Heisig's card on iast
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTTVE AGENCY-Trained detectives
furnished for civil aud criminal lnNestisa-
lions; reasonable rates; correspondents 80
l.cted james McCane, box Nv Hous'os;
M APN0ND-passo Texas Quartette, open
for solos. concerts musieols also ih9 Texss
Quartette open fer concerts. AuaFeSS o-'''
Ausic House. Houston.
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ANTHRAX AND BLACKLEG prevented BY
pasteur Yaccines. For proofs AID full ~
formation address 2. W. Hunt. state agent
Pastenr Vaccine Co.. Victoria building. Fort
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

PPTVTLEGEs FOR sALE-For the grand
Peace Jubilee and Independence Day ceis,
psrt Ia Porte Accom- modations have been
nerieeted for 10000: ice cream. lemonade ana
Watermelon privilege; photograph priviles s,
merry go-round; phanogrsph parior, y H Sas;
rscE. striking machine; shooting .EalleIy.
Ali bids must be in BY saturday, June ~
Address j l., Chancellor. sol Congress ave
nue. Houston. :.
THE county commissioners court OF Mont,
con,ery county. Texas, VIII receive seated
kids IN "a ~ O'clock noon. June 20. 1917,
for supplying. with steel roller shelying Mo
cases, ett.. the double fire-proof yanlt seon
10 be erected in the court houss "a I' esnsoss;
reserved to reject any or all bids
county Judge. Montgomery County, Texas,
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WE DON'T DO A THING BUT PRINT-Elee-
trio power and other modern facilities; rea-
sonable prices. John Fl. Brown Printing
80 Sf- IL
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THE Massey Business College offers cXeep-
men desfring 10 better fit themselves for
usefulness in the business world II you are
contemplating taking n course In book
keeping, shorthand or English, now Is the
hest time 10 begin Call or write for circu-
lars. Mason block, Houston, Texas. y
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Nly residence at Morsan's Point;
four-room cottage. underground cistern.
large grounds, plenty shade. j. y. Staples,
GA nnllaa avenue Houston. II
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SITUATION WATERWAY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. double entry book
keeper. luinborman, experienced, best OF ref
crences. desires permanent position. good
salary, with good urn doing large business
Address 6iS6, this office IL
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TWO TRAVELLING statesmen in each South
eru State. experience not absolutely ne3e5-
sary; $50 and expenses. For particulars
write Pooahontas Tobacco Works Co. Bed
fora CITY Va Is
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ortstor r.. Porte Texas will open for the
ppssson on Thursday. May 25. Hotel La
Porte is located directly on he beach. near
~ sylvan Part Rates low. sixty-room
tsth house IN connection With the hotel. II
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, STOLEN.


sTRAYED OR sToLEN--one bay mare,
small white star in forehead, foretop cut of,
wlnd-galled on hind ankles, shod all around.
weight about 1900 pounds Notify Humer "
Townsend lGgl Hardy street, and receive re.
ward. IS
LosT-My pointer cog, WHIT aud liver spot-
led. finder Will he hiEhly rewarded by re-
turning to Geo, w. Ellis, Jr, 2l07 san ia
clnto street. q
SIS REWARD, no questions asked, for re-
turn OF wallet lost IN Capitol Hotel toilet
room Wednesday afternoon al about
O'Clock. Wallet contained currency, notes
and other uapars OF value only TO owner.
w, b. Dilzer, 903 Texas avenue. 10
LOST yesterday a package Of linen lawn
and embroidery bought at Levy Bros Finder
viii please return 70 l4y9 Main street. 20
LosT-Pug dog; answers to the name Of Jack (;
had collar on with name OF Norman vernon
Pilot; So reward for his delivery at 1917
Mckinney avenue. c. g. Pilot Is
LosT--setter dog, liver and white, princl-
paliy white: had on collar and chain at
taehed when strayod, Reward will be paid
for his delivery ct Houses BANK. l6
STRAYED-One gray mare branded L J and
p C above crippled IN left leg; one black
mule branded PC and IL below the Pc.
cara gniit tail cut OF; one iroueC coloIe i
mule branded PC upside down; one brown
horse branded VI T. over -, U Z oyer)
ind J or thigh Finder notify d. NJ XII
lough Plum. Texas, and receive reward. y
LosT-One rubber tire, about twelve feet
long. on Harrisburg road. Return 10 Wll.
sons Livery Stable "
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lAE IS 10 SCHOOL, poNns-,

|. As 10 SCHOOL BoNDs.-'--a-.
uey generals department has
~. al'Wer to an inquiry from the
A. .'l4'eaaent of public instruction,
,.,,'., o. the Twenty-sixth legisla-
4 ' city councils and commits
t.,s- 'S to submit propositions TO
III. !, 70 Ga vote of the tax payers
Isstbs. counties does not apply 10
The !. tormed for school purposes
} Reptrtry ,squlrlng a thirds vote
sctsucb owners residing within the
lsss b H. corporations to authorize the
u ''HaS Tor school purposes still
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PERSONAL.

PIANOS--HaYe them tuned BY experienced
tuners; We guarantee to refnish the old
Plano throughout to your satisfaction. OIL
yer's Music House. II
WE ARE Headquarters for tents. awnings
hags. ETC.: send for price. kattmann &
Kneeland Holston, Texas II
WANTED-Ever" one who is afflicted with
letter or eczema to know that they need not
suffer longer with these terrible diseases
unless they prefer to do so. Cor the how
famous "Jo-He" Ointment is a positive aud
speedy cure. All itching and burning in
stantly relieved: cure follows within tSo
TO FIVE weeks. 3-ounce size I5c, l2-ouuce.
$3.50. POSTPAID. II. d. Jones, Discovered,
Dallas. Texas 7-l-9o
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rprp s7ArroNERY-

FREE STATIONERY .o
A box OF Hurd's elegant stationery gwen
awas with each order for engraved cares
during the month OF June; 100 earos anu
copper plate 81 so. 100 cards from plate
500. j. ], Pastoriza Ptg. and Litho Co.
HOW soon graduate; medicine dentlssls,
pharmacy, oateopathy, Magnetism etneSo
iroiogy Box 1886 Chicago. Wv
p i5T-TCHTNs has sure cure fer Ee-
zep.a letter and Ring Worm or any shin
Disease Ii Is a no cure, no pay rsmsuSS y
Write for further testimonials. j. D. liu'ss-
ms Navasota Texas. Il had the letter LOT
is years. and / tried different physlclasinass'
one from New York, without any i eie,'
Hearing so much about Hutchins ointmsa.ii
! got a box OF Il, and after having ussu
about one-tenth OF II, was cured. a.
Marlborough. ex-sherit Grimes County. e,sV
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WANTED TO RENT.

and busy fol MS keep
few hours a day only. Address ss's' VA
cifice,
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SINGLE colored woman flrst-class cook,
washer and ironer, can get good home and
wages Mrs. Luclan Minor, Beach and saith
street Galvelton. IS
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GOOD home and board given to refined lady
who wishes to spend part Of summer Ia
country and act as companion and friend TO
lady; musician preferred; apply at once
Address CASE. this office. Is
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THEATRICAL COMPANY want Young lady
to play piano and do small parts; no obiec-
ton to good amateur 6l2 Chenevert street,
Houston, Texas l6
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WANTED--Four or Ave men for carpenter
work. must have tools. Call 40l Binz
building. 10
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WANTED--A competent housemaid. Apply
1404 Capitol avenue. II
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RATES Cash with Adj,

KH EsS INdSH WIFI Au.(
Per word, one Insertion. .............. Is
Per word. four consecutive insertions. 500. &c
Per word, seven consecutive Insertions &C
Per word, each consecutive insertion. ten
tunes or more. Observation-Disclosures. bc
NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN is CENTS.
Ear These rates are for uniform Ads (no display
Display Ads go regular spaes rates, but black ps
not allowed in Want Ads"
E8-THH PosT is friend of the unemployed and
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