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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-24
u. C. v. Officers

Columbia, Texas, May 20 the annual
meeting of Camp Clinton Terry. No. 243,
Utited Confederate Veterans, held III
Columbia, Texas, on May II, the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing year
j, W. Hanks, commander; Frank Norhon,
first lieutenant; Hackney, second lieu
tenant; w. Arnold, third lieutenant f. 3.
Chiffon fourth lieutenant; J. p. Under
wood, adjutant; George p, Dance quarter
master; d. L. Dance. commissary; Dr.
Il, Rees Porter. surgeon; G.. W. Gayle,
chaplain; ]. =. Taylor, treasurer; T. J.
Shanks, sergeant major; Joseph Carlins,
officer OF the day John Sloan. color SER
geant; G. Davis, vidette, Archie Currie,
first color guard; ]. T. Sergeant, second
color guard; Miss Annie Chiffon, sponsor.
Delegates elected TO represent Camp
Clinton Terry al reunion of United Con-
federate Veterans at Louisville, Ky. r.
b. Chiffon. r. Faickrseys !. p Underwood.
Alternates. j. W,.Hands. f. MARION David
Dance. Sponsor. Miss Annie Chiffon
(unanim@dsly).
Delegates elected to represent said
camp Fat Texas division reunion. Colonel
+. ..B Chiffon, j. w. Hanks. j. P, Under
wood sponsor Louise Underwood
Terry camp, NJ 243, United Confederate
Veterns. appointed the following maids Of
honor to accompany her to the Louisville
reunion: Miss Laura Underwood, Miss
Mary Gayle, Miss Mary Hackney and
Miss Fannie MARION Of Columbia.
J. P. Underwood,
Adjutsnt Camp Clinton Terry, U. C. V.
j. w. Hanks,
Commando
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MEXICAN WAR VETERANS.
complete Roster OF Those who At
tended the Reunion at warc

I
waco. Texas, May 2s.-The following
IS complete roster Of the Mexican We,
Veterans in attendance here at the con.
yentlon and the commands they belonged
to:
George P. Finlay. president. compan,
Il, First Mississippi Rifles Hitchcock.
A. J. Nave, secretary. company Il. Sec.
ond Kentucky volunteers, Columbus.
A. 9. Hereford treasurer. company B.
second Missouri cavalry.
Jesse W, Sanders, Suttoris' company
Bells regiment, Tennessee,
H. N Cook, company X, First Mlssls
sippi Rifles,
2 IL. Bruyere, company X, Tenth United
states infantry, Waco
J. w. Hall, Ben McCulloch's company,
Jack Hays regiment.
James Sherrer, company #, Jack HAYS
regiment.
Thomas A. Garrett. company L, Second
Texas
b. r Draper, Captain Walker Jack
Hays regiment.
d. 5, Hudler, company G, Sixth Louisi-
ana infantry
William o'Brian. Captain Powell, Fifth
Tennessee.
John l. Mobiles. Captain Price. Jack
Hays regiment.
j. j. Boyd, Captain Daggetts. Jaci,
Hays regiment.
William Pate. company f, Fourteenth
United States infantry.
I William BAIL, lily. Smiths company.
Jack Hays regiment
J. Brook Barry. Chambers company.
Jack Hays regiment,
NJ, Ellison, George Adames' company.
Posey P. Lanes regiment.
Pleasant NJ. Meson, company b. First
Alabama.
p. NJ. Kolb. Corners company, Bells
regiment
James Todd, company e, First Tennes.
see
W. A. Foster. company G, Third Ten
nessee infantry
JOHN Cook, Lloyd independent cavalry
company, Georgia.
Daniel NJ. klnzle.
b, NJ, Bryan Captain lily Smith, Belrs
regiment,
e. Goodnight Montgomery county.
Waco
Gilum Ezzell. Fourth Kentucky regi-
ment Riesel.
W. r. Leonard. Second Texas volunteers
Waco.
e, Polk, Third United States dragons,
KoEse.
d McFadden Santa Fe battalion, under
sterling Price, Crawford. Texas.
Wlllinm McCune, II. z. Bells regiment.
Bolton.
James George, Darnaphan's regiment.
Missouri volunteers Riescl. Texas.
Thomas Hillyard, Second Mississippi in
fantry, Rogers.
IN G. Duncan Santa re battalion.
Wheelock
NJ. C. Noble. company l, First virginia
regiment Georgetown.
H. l.. Raven, Sam High Smith COM
psny. Colonel Hays regiment, Round
Rock
N. NJ Whison, Third Indiana regiment,
Whtson, Texas
Dee Haynes, Lamar company. mounted
volunteers, Sealy.
Major Wiley Jones II. r. Belrs resi-
ment, connors' company, Waco.
l., L. Godfrey, II. F. Bells regiment.
sutton's company, Koese.
J. @. Grfis. Bells regiment. Suttons
Terrell
\. Baggett Woods regiment, oscar.
Frank Beverly, Navy Jack Polk, steam
err, Bolton
Chandlies w. Barry. widow OF Colonel
Barry, Bells regiment, Connor's company.
Daniel Murphy First Virginia regiment,
Fort Davis
J, Gerdes, Young's regiment. Ranger.
Fannie La Bryan, Marlin, Texas.
], Gerdes Young's regiment, Rico's
'ompary, Ranger,
Tho president then announced the fol-
owing comm!ttees;
Obituary William u. Estes, Iexarkana
\. j. Nave, Columbus; A. G. Hereford
Finance Committee.'H. M. Cook, Dam
el Haynea
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IS POLITICAL NEWS.
u Party Meu viii Go as Delegates
\ TO Kansas city.
vllls, pfSDLtToN AND BLAKE
rhey Are the Only Names
..,., ms Delegates mt Large.
nat time in Dallas.

!. Texas, May 23.--Not much inter-
s',,o taken this year in the selec-
4 ,slesa.es at large to the National
III convention. No one seems TO
m,eh about who is sent to Kansas
|. nat capacity just SO good party
.,,sd more for service in the ranks
/, office holding are chosen. -Four
4 $40 there was a heated struggle
d 4. "big guns" for the honor, which
~ ~ IN the unprecedented doubling OF
arter OF delegates at large named
Zane ~ that kind will succeed this
| wulsss there is considerable of a
~ IN the views generally entertained
/. !. ratter. SO far the following are the
,s r mentioned in this connection;
'I Psll Of Huntsville, James B. Wells
4 townsville, George 9. Pentleton OF
4, and J. w. Blake OF Sherman.
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connor Nomip.tea

|dsnVllie, Texas, May 2S.-only meager
FHs Gould be obtained from the meet
p u the democratic chairmen of the
Niuss comprising the Eighth judicial
| SHi with District Chairman Clark a.
E;liI Springs, but the information that
E y was OF a Disappointing nature.
~ seHmittee, or rather those so acting,
nv 70 consider or file the protest from
\ suuhty' and declined also to post
Il n. scIlon for the time being.
|, ,ss " course, could mean but one thing
4 'oai was an order declaring Conner
\. lsluiaee of the democracy of The dis
", ,~''i district fudge, and it was so en-
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Henrnc LocnI potr.

Iearne. Texas, May ga species Of
fly has appeared in this section which =
troublesome 10 cattle and horses. Va
rious remedies have been tried TO keep
the pest on. but without much eject.
Misses Mary and Annle WatN OF Waco
are visiting in the city the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Ferguson.
Mr.. Nose Heldenheimer Of Austin stop
ped over 10 the city yesterday, en- route
home from Hot Springs
Judge w. G.. Taliaferro. candidate for
district Judge, is in the CITY
Mr. NJ. l.. Collat OF Calvert had business
in Hearne yesterday.
Mr.. Joe Love OF Oklahoma City, I. t.,
was in the city for few hours yester-
day.
Forty-six Mexicans We're In the city yes
terday en- route TO Bryan, where they 20
10 work on the VIM, Kopps plantation.
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ISLAND CRY NEWS.
DISTINGUISHED Party from Houston.
Big rnrty of Imnligrnnts Arrive.

Big Party of Imn,iurnnts ArrIxe
Galveston. TEXAS NV, % CoIopot c
e. B. Morse passsnler .raffc managor
90 a.. y,,so, ,r,u,,5,
- ~ 'aiNeS-
ton To-Day on business Colonel Morse
brought down with him to see the sights
of Galveston a iolly Marty NJ friends oon-
s,stiro ., Metz r n,,.A,., =, $50
" -'''oi "'tieiS VI 7o's''
VINO is Coionel Morses uncle Colonel i.
c. Rose of the Ohio National Guard and
the champion golf plaver Of tha state.
q No,ys6,, d,sia'l tS1a.,y.,,. 80, :,
-
lhe suhset-penlral inss, WITH hcadquar-
ters az waco =. ~ bulloek' cry passen-
ger ana ticket agent OF the same roads at
DALLAS ana II. NJ. Mayo, chlet OF me inter-
airy bureau OF me southern Racine
Major Witners was in Galveston during
th9 closing year OF the civil war, ana on
April =, 1912 ne was IN command Of me
blockade runner owl that was sunk hero
on that day to keep her from falling into
the hands OF the enemy.
The Mallory steamer Lampasas sailed
today for New York with the following
lst OF cabin passengers: Mrs H. II.
Bonnell MISS bohnei, Denver COO Mrs.
r II. Grant, Mrs W. H. Crank Houston;
MSS Katie ~ Hauschlld. Galyestoni MISS
Messiter, Mrs. koughan' Denver colo.'
Mr.. and Mrs. e, e Boyum, Jennings, La.
Robert Thomas and wife, New York John
J, Haden and wife, Hubbard City, Texans
for Key West g. G. Shindel. Denver
Colo for Key West; A. L. Adams, Now
Braunfels; julius Baz, Galveston II 7.
behher, GaiVeslon marry " H. Wiillam',
New York; G. p. Anderson, Galveston;
j. ]. Martin. Monterey Mex; X. NJ Brad
ley, Fort Worth, FRANK hrim' Houston
Ju3n Guaman, Monterey and large Est
in the stcerage,
There will be public meeting at Har-
mony hall Friday evening for the purpose
of enlIstlng the sympathy of the public
for the Styling carpenters and painters
Mrs, W. II. Masters OF New orlsans is
visiting her sister, Mrs Dr. w. l.. Rogers,
in the city.
j X. Wiley, assistant postmaster at
is in the city
II. j. Archer general agent OF the Kan
sas City Southern. Is in Houston today.
J. +. Grant. returned this morning frcin
a business trip TO Beaumont.
j. A Read, attorney for the lnterna-
tional and Great Northern Railway COM
pany al Houston Is in the city.
w G. Nixon. division superintendent
OF the cur Colpi2ao ana sants re RAN
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CAMPAIGN IN DALLAS.
=, Of Eighty-one Candidates Are
an The Official Ballots.

=.
an the Official Ballots.
.hs Texas, May 23.-Next Saturday
"A the state and county democratic
aries will be held in Dallas county. No
NJ campaign probably was ever known
4, state. There are eighty-one names
IA official ballot and every candidate
/, been Smelling the woods for three
In. The county contests, several OF
"a At least, are close and hitter. All
~ we're enough to insure heated
a, and since the injection Of State poll
4 INTO the struggle the battle has be-
~ more desperate than ever.
III. struggles for control Of Dallas
Euty's twenty-three votes-sin the race
Z tomptroller and railroad commissioner
\ intense and earnest. Work for both
IN and Finley has been going on rapidly
: gysral weeks Judge Storey has been
IA this week and Mr.. Curtis and a num-
kdirlends soon put in their appearance.
mixers for both Love and Storey have
" conspicuous all the week. Comp
fhu Finley's brother, Judge N W. Fin
\ lives here and he has many other in
l,tial friends. Mayor Cabell and all the
kny officials save Assessor Tarver are
VIKING for Captain Love.
|fhs struggles over both races are very
kllied and interesting
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winnie Davis Cnmp. =

Terrell, Texas. May 22.-Mr Kirk. com.
mander Of the Sons Of Confederate veter-
ans for the Transmisslssippi department
today organized a local organization known
AZ Winnie Davis camp with a good mem
bership. and the following officers. r. A,
Wilson. captain; T. r Bond, first lieuten-
ant. NJ. C. Cartwright, second lieutenant;
A. b. Alexander. adjutant Messrs. w. II,
Allen. NJ. c. Cartwright and others will
nrobably represent the camp at the Louis
Vile, KY reunion, May %.
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Nuece. Comfy Tnr Rnte.

Corpus Christi. Texas. May 2s.--Ths
commissioners court of Nueces county.
which convened in regular session last
Monday. fixed the following special taxes
for the current year Ad yalorem tax.
one-auarter OF one per cent on the 500
valuation OF property; road and bridge,
IA cents; court house and Jail, Is cents.
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n..a mann Not Yet Iaentincd.

Dallas, Texas, May 2s.-Up 10 late hour
tonight the man killed by Samuel overton.
in the northern part Of Dallas county on
Monday night, had not been Identified
Oyerton found three men in his home aud
riddIed one with buckshot The dead man
was ine looking, well dressed and appar-
entity from 30 TO IS years old. He was
Smocth shayen, feet inches tall and
~eighed about 1870 pounds. No trace has
been found Of his two companions. Nc
papers were found. Overton is still IN
fail
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First District.

Galveston, Texas May 2s-Gn tho First
district court OF appeals today the follow
ing business was trailsncted
Motions for reheari1g submitted; John
]. French vs. WilliaHh Mccready, from
Tyler; Central Whaff and Warehouse
Company vs.. City of Corpus Christi. from
Nueces j. C. H!llemhn ct al VS.. Percy
Faison, county attorney. from Fayette,
Jason Mcdaniel ct ali vs. l.. l.. Chinskl,
from Grimes,
Motion 10 correct Judgment submitted;
Mary e. Cray VS.. g. NJ. Cooper; from
johnson.
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Wharton County Politics.

,3'0n, Texas, May 23.-County poll
r.s IN the sole theme of interest on the
N. rIvre, as the time for selecting the
M, 'l Union ticket draws near. Yes.
~ ~ :" a. Aich withdrew. leaving r. B
\ ~ 'e candidate for sheriff. There
,, s caniidates for county judge, two
b n ,'s s two for justice of the peace
s.D unstable. The Offices Of district
k,ty Ivy clerk. county attorney and
ID THeasurer have only ono candidate
M ,sS present incunbents Of these
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THE FIRE RECORD.
church's Residence burned

Palestine. Texas. May 23-The residence
owned by the Presbyterian church and oc-
cupled by Kennard Muse. on De Bard
street was destroyed by fire at an early
hour this morning. Insurance on house,
$3.50, and furniture. 5000; both In the Ger
man American.
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Extending a Telephone Line.

Wharton. Texas, May 22,--From MT. q,
A. Harrison The Post correspondent learns
that survey between Bay City and Maia-
gorda has been made Tor the purpose OF
building a Telephone line, (which will con-
meet with the Southwestern Harrison ex-
tension which has its terminus al Ray
CITY. DR.. Boiling and other citizens Of
Bay City have the enterprise in charge.
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BExAR COUNTY.
AIcatlons Arc Favorable to Finley
Y and StOrcy-Many Contests.

dcations Arc Favorable to Finley
and Storcy-Many Contests.
| w Antonio. Texas, May 23.--The demo-
Pc precinct primary meetings were
Mover Bexar county today. On account
isruggle of two elements of local
Prviacy for supremacy, the meetings
~ largely attended and holly contest
\ The results SO far Indicate mixed re-
~ hsween the city hall democrats and
Fay court house elements. There are
F'istng delegations from many pre-
Pu Finley, Love. Curtis and friends
ES'fey have been here working hard
several days and the indications are
q Finley and Storey have both carried
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rexans in View York.

FHVtNIdI 70 IHU FUstsJ
New York, May % The following
Texans are registered at New York hotelsi
Dallas--J. A. McAieer. St. Denis
Hearne--Mrs. Stephen, Miss stephen and
Mrs Henniger, S. Denis
Houston.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry u. John
ston. Fifth Avenue.
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From storey. Headouurter..

s4'un Texas, May PA statement Is
seat out from the headquarters of
psa Commissioner Storey in which
bni,ualm GAINED the opposition have been
Ir ,.s votes they are not entitled to, and
n l i5 votes OF counties which have not
\. " PRIMARIES. Mr.. Storey's managers
v , s Inc situation to date is.
~ surrey 279; uninstructed, but as
T. ~ storey, "a; total for Storey, 313.
i. Uqflis. instructed, 1877.
'1Aorris, Upshur county. S votes.
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New York. May 2s.--The Journal and
Advertiser says that OF the $50 delegates
to the state convention 1862 are pledged to
insist on Bryan delegates 10 the National
convention and i2s. nearly all from
New York city are hnpledged. The re-
naming delegates have not yet been
chosen.
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To-Day with Pink Murphy and ]. n, whar-
son, WAC we're arrested on charge o,
aAvonlns tne postofficc at Cryer Creek.
was blown open but the burglars secnrad
niue booty The accused men we're iodeel
IN me Dallas county Jail as Federal pris.
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Victoria News ot..

q Texas, May 2s.-The east
8 passenger out OF Victoria was de-
s~ an hour today waiting on the
''s,si ,h train, the engine OF which
W track near Port Lavaca.
@anson. assistant dispatcher at
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Took ,,orphine.

San Antonio, Tenas. May 2s.-Dock
PucksLt OF Ksrpes county was found dead
in bed today He had drained a small
morphine bottle Of its contents Puckett
was is years old and had followed no reg
ular occupation In this city
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Prohibition ELECTION.

NJ. Texas, May 23.--The commits
4, Sourt yesterday ordered a prohi-
iss s's , in the Crandall precinct tc
sib, June r. 1t is expected to be a
as the precinct is well divided.
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Lavnca for Burgess.

s'Ille' Texas, May 2S.-Dr. CLARK
\, si'hdrawn from the congressional
|rss s1Aes Lavaca county unanimous for
" q no one else has been consid
kigs %e race. County convention will
~ next Monday.
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Colorado, Texas, May 81 Fire broke
out today in the grocery and feed store
Of c. H. Laskey OF this place and dam
aged the house and stock about $1,000
which was fully covered by insurance.
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CLARA Kopp Wrote for Mrs. Pinkhsm.s A.
vios and Tells what IL did for Her.
!" DEAR Mrs. PfSKHAx ~ have seen
30 many letters from ladies who were
cured by Lydia X. Pinkham's remedies
that thought would ask your advice
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Charged with Robbipg a Postosfice.
Dallas. Texas May 2s.-DePnty United
States Martial Worden arrived Ia tho city
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BOOKS.
81 AUGHTER BOOK SALE.

BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN.
Books for everybody. rich and poor. old
and young, at Coverings New-York Book
Exchange, 7s1 Broadway, opposite wana-
makers; books OF every description at
lower prices than ever before offered in the
city; immense stock OF standard and mis-
celaneous books. finely bound sets illus
trated gift books at prices never before
approached encyclopedias (Appleton's s.
Chambers. Britannica. Peoples) at your
own price: secondhand school books re
view books and books Of all kinds bought.
sold and exchanged: highest cash prices
paid: calls at residence free. LOVER
fING,S NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE
1sl Broadway. between Sth and 9th sts
open evenings.
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OPTICIANS.
OBESITY

cBESiTf positively, permanently cured;
results guaranteed; no drugs: no diet; NJ
eheIcbe' no priVation: our treatment
oTlhss heaith and strength in its train and
cannot injure the most delicate constitu-
non ~ mas stood the test and stands upon
Ihe sond rock Of public confidence; do
tised as harmless wrtta Tor narfinulars
u D. {. T. WATER CO.. 1877 w. sath-s''
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ADIRONDACK BALSAM.

ADIRONDACK BALSAM cures ca.arrh.
ing process outfit enough for 3 months
use go cents: at your druggists: sample
gent for Io-cent piece bv the ADIRON-
DACK BALSAM 90. 121 w 42d-st-. n. Y
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DIAMONDS, Watches. Jewelry; repairing
fine complicated watches: French and
hail clocks specially; old gold bought OF
exchanged. established 1857. T33 6th-ave.,
near 42d-st.
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DRESS & ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION side pleating at POMPA-
DOUR'S dyeing and cleaning establish
ment. 2.o2s sd-ave.: Ill. 112. 2O4 East
l23d st.
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.IACHfNERY.
MISCELLANEOUS
MASSAGE.

MASSAGE, physical culture. Roman baths
speciality; hair tonic; special treatment
obesity. STEELE. 126 West 23d-st
MASSAGE. physical culture and cleo
tricity for treatment OF diseases and
physical development: special trea tment for
obesity. Miss I. BERGMAN. 81 West
ODD 81.
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EXCHANGES.

LADIES and gentlemen's custom clothes
made In exchange for cast off clothing
ana articles OF value: will call with sam
pes Write r. ROSS BURT. custom
tailor. 324 West 37th-st
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CHIROPODISTS
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful carpet Sleaning
Co.. l,55s Broadway. 42f East 4Sth-st.
COE G. BRANDT. Tel 132-3Sth.
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BICYCLES.

----->--------------7-- ---~-"-@---@--7-------
1900 TRIBUNE, Crescents, Featherstones
on exhibition. Great sacrifice 1899 mod
els. Must be sold. THOS. WARD. 65
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS Wa


SNRDENER--25 married. N .s,.
hrst c,ass v@setable gardener. Sr.,,.sss .ln
Iruit. AVN. poultry. COWS ho-s1.. -, ss,1e-s
door WORK: reference M al ouf-
Faust. ~ Bartleti-st.. BrookIvu Nm
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BABY CARRIAGES & Go-cARTs

CRANDALL CARRIAGE CO. $50 3d-ave.
manufacturer OF Baby Carriages and
ratent Go-Car-s OF the newest and best
styles; shown at our wardooms. open
evenings.
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GARDENER.-E1 in all branches
OF the business: excellent recommenda-
tons Toy ability. honesty. sooristy: wife
first class dairy woman Box 34s, Wilkes
barre, Penn.
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SCIENTIFIC MANICURING.

LADIES MADE BEAUTIFUL
Treatment free TO all purchasing and
using Perpetual Youth. Consultation free
at Parlors. Consultation by mall. Scien-
tific Maniourng and Facial Massage. In
strUctioa given. MISS BREWSTER, -
Fast l7th-st.
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PRINTING.-First class: very low prices
Write for estimates. ASTE PRESS. 210
Canal-st.. y. Y.
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HELP WANTED.

G11e.
ACTIVE MAN; permanent position: S6l
month and expenses: reference: expert
ence unnecessary. CLARK e CO., 234 s
4th-st. Philadelphia.
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REFRACTIoN SPECIALIST.

GLASS CLIPS DON'T SLIP.
81 Fit any nose. Csc. per pair. sent
Y" by mail. HUGHES, Optical
Expert 50 Court-st.. Brooklyn.
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JUST THINK, you can secure neat and
fine printing at reasonable rates from
KENNEDY PRESS, PSI West Broadway
commercial printers. Trade work done
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES, all makes sold on
instalments. rented, repaired. Needles
Supplies mailed Favorite Drop Head
80; great bargain. RAUSCH'S. 2,2Il
3d-aVe.. near l23d-st.
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EXPERIMENTAL work.

CRESCENT MACHINE WORKSHOP
die and model makers experimental
work: inventions perfected. "a West-st
New-York Tel. call g. lS5 Cortlandt
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FIRST CLASS new family hotel:
strictly ireproof; all the comforts and
conveniences: delightful ROOMS for single
men. WITH HOT AND COLD WATER,
STEAM HEAT AND ELECTRIC LIGHT
for 81 PER WEEK UPWARD: cannot be
equa.led: references required HOTEL
ROLAND 59th-st. and Madison ave
block from Central Park Entrance
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GAS and Kerosene Engines. the Mietz and
Weiss; cheapest power known; one-hali
cent per horse power hour patented all
countries. 12S-i32 Mott-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
SICAL INSTRUMENTS.

THEODOR LOHR. os8 Grand-st. t.-Zithel
mandolins and guitars; also music
the same: catalogue mailed.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
TYPEWRITERs.
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
UMBRELLAS AND CANEs,

PERFECT FITTING elastic stockings. So
Irusses and supporters. Fit guaranteed
II. A. CASSEBEER, 255 ColunIbus-aye
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
III ILER.-By young colored man In pri-
Nate family or private boarding house
Call or address ]. S. BRANCHE. 22s West
4lst-st.
BC TIER. &c.-Young colored man as but
Ter OF eoachmsn in private family: ref
erence. 40 West seth-st
bUrLrt;, VALET.-By nrst class man:
hea. appearance: speaks English. French.
Serman. Spanish: accustomed TO travelling;
hnaoshent references. SCHURER S26 West
oeth-st.. 1anitor,
New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

JOHN C. KLEIN & CO. 24T Greenwich
St. n. Y. dealers IN Watches. Dia-
ronds. etc. Ole Gold Bought.