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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-30

A missionary returning to Basle
from Patagonia brought with him
collection of ancient Pategonian skulls
The custom house officers at Les YER
res opened the chest, inspected the con-
tents, and informed the owner that the
consignment must be classed as ami
NAL bones, and taxed at so much Il
pound. The missionary was indignant
and eventually the officials agreed TO
reconsider the question. When the
way bill had been revised it appeared
In the following form: "Chest of ma
tive skulls. Personal effects alread,
worn"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-30

As the United States pays no civil
pensions neither ex-presidents nor
their widows receive allowances; but
Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Garfield are each
recipients of $4,000 a year as the wild
ows of generals in the army There
were surviving last year four widows
of soldiers who fought in the Revolu-
ton of 1776, the youngest of when was
eighty-four. No doubt some widows
of civil war pensioners will live to be
centenarians. In that case the open
ing of the twenty-first century will
witness the pertinacious lady cheer
fully signing her voucher. Many
young women have married aged pen
sioners, that they may subsequently
receive life pensions as widows. By
actuarial calculation, it is odds on"
that more than one widow will be
drawing a Spanish-American war pen
sion in the year 2050.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-30
ACker'S
English
Remedy

the great cough and consump-
ton cure; stop the hacking
cough heal your sore lungs.
AcKER's cures cold and cough
in day.
II had hard cough over year and half.
Raised blood. Doctor and friends said
had quick consumption. Two bottles of
AcKKRs ENGLISH REMLpY completely
cured me-" FRANK S. HALL.
u. Senate. Washington, d. C.
Write to us for testimonials and
free illustrated book on Consumption
Sold At $50, Soc and o1.os . bottle.
II you not satisn % return the bottle to
your druggist, A.d get your money back.
W. h. Hooker = Co., Proprs., Buaaio, N. Z.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-30
Denver Directory.
SADDLES and HARNESS

ness With breech-
,le team harness
with bree O nj n
for GT; SO steol
Horn Stock sad
die for SO; So
Steel Horn saddle
double chlnchs
for SIS. Do not
be deceived by
worthless initA
tions but senc
your order direct
TO us and get thu
best genuine oas
tn n n ed harness
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-04-30

for examination befo$s paying for same Cataioa-
ues free. All goods sAtamped FRED MUELLER,
l4I3-l5 Larimer street, Denver. Colorado
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Malaria.

The people who live In low, swampy coun.
tries seem to take 1t for granted that Ma
larla, Feyers and Ague are necessary evils.
They apparently do not realize that these
diseases are slowly but surely sapping their
general vitality These intermittent fevers.
malaria. fever and ague. swamp fever. Jun
gle fever. etc, are the most persistent enc
mics OF the human race, II the aggregate
OF harm they do could be realized. they
would be fought as plaques.
These diseases are the result OF weakness.
OF poisoned. microbial blood. and 1t was
Tong ago demonstrated that DR.. Harters
Iron Tonic was an absolute specific; sure
cure. II has been conqderng aud prevent
ing these diseases for nearly half cen
fury. IL purihes the blood and drives out
the polsons
II has been thoroughly demonstrated that
the insects which infest new countries aud
low swampy localities are vehicles for car
ryInr disease germs. II your blood Is pure
and healthy you need have little fear of
those. But II your blood is bad II is not
in condition TO resist the poisonous stings.
aud as a result the germs of disease obtain
a footing.
Protect yourself by using DIR, Harter's
Iron Tonic Ii will not only drive out hut
keen out malaria and other feyers Of like
kid. IL has done II In so many thousands
of cases that you can not doubt.
Made only By The Dr. Aartsr Medicine
Co, Dayton. Ohio. Sold eyAywhere-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
eAMRLINe on BOARD SHIP

Bets Are Made on Everything, from
PRAYER to a Days Run.
New York Times.
"It's blessed thing for everybody con-
cerued that committees Of Ave- fifteen.
or any other number. don't operate on the
Atlantic" remarked the purser of one or
tho great transatlantic liners a few days
ago as he finished reading a story about
,John Roe in one OF the morning papers
.,'Talk about gambling In New York, II
can't touch the article we encounter at sea.
IN must be contagious Is the only way
can account for II. | have been travelling
10 and fro between this and the other side
for many years, but when IL comes 20
rambling ! believe that the game as prac
feed on board ship Is about the most per
fpct system that has ever been developed.
have seen men wager money on how long
Sunday morning services, or how much
a deiieate passenger would weigh at the
end OF a rough passage, and other things
that on shore would be denounced in no
un ,.nf course, there are no roulette wheels
ar other professional paraphernalia aboard
shin hui what's lost In equipment Is more
than made up in the ingenious ways that
, ,hn male contingent generally think to
Win or lose few dollars, As every one
snnvs the pool on the days run Is the
greatest and most popular Of all the
S'asers Every morning the sporting Gle.
mr,asst win assemble in the smoking saloon.
go, sone one will Suggest the pool. Th !
idea Is Immediately seconded from all parts
~ the apartment. and one Of the number
Y selected 70 aGh u H or The fa snsa
hsnsa,s the large numbers sell the highest
Tor Instance. II the ship Is one that will
average $50 knots uay the ngures near
ne, r.' dsy is an unusually rough one, when
.us e.a moderate number Is the favorlte.
One man will bid In. cay, $50 knots At
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

CoNFECTIONER for retail trade, first.
class cakes pastry. candies, bonb6ns Ice
good habits. will come to any CITY Al
dress 2434, this office IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

sp. another win bid ia Iesscr number
al smaller figure. and. SO on down the
scale until the pool IL complete. and the
end 81 the day awaited In order 70 asccr.
tain who the bidder Is who has come near.
est the logging total The pool is aSoat
The most plausible OF all the marine gam.
bling devices for Il Is Impossible for the
sharks that some times cross over TO get
In any Of their crooked work.
rule of the csd KIND arc oftca snsSna
tered at sea, and some OF them become so
well known and SO ostractvl by tho prs,
senssrs tnat u tne ema 1ney nay, have 70 give
shore. whore there are no smoking room
stewards or pursers TO recognize them and
warn their Intended victims. They will
work at all lines. never crossing In the
same boat twice, until NIL the more fash.
tonahlc patronized liners have been worked
when they viii begin all over again. taking
the whole list, going over on one line aud
coming hack on vessel Of one OF Its rivals
In recent years, though. we have been ah.e
10 locate q great many Of these people, AMI
as a result they don't stay on board very
crookcdness' Is exposed.
"But the crook is the exception on ,he
ocean, | am glad TO saw, and white ra,a.
bling as practlced on ships Is varied In ma
ture. II Is nevertheless practically honest
all the way through BETTING on the weight
or sick passengers. or whether this or that
Young woman will appear Mt breakfast or
how long the Rev. So.and- So will pray or
preach. while not exactly good form. doesn't
burt ANYBODY except the fellow who takes
tho wrong end of the bet
Although women are not allowed IN the
smoking saloon. they can get some male
friend 10 hid the numbers In for them. ana
have known several OF them to come into
port much better of financially than ,hcv
were when they sailed Poker is another
great game at sea. and hero II is that the
shark gets his hand In Not long ago on
nv ship there were two Of these characters
on hoard. The passengers had been warned
hut one young fellow, more guileless than
warning seriously. for during the concert
the professionals got him In tho smoking
room. When tho concert ended he had
Just about enough money left to nav hts
cab hire from Twentieth street Ia the Hon
man house. We can't reform the Innocent
hut we can the experienced. and one warn.
,nH is all that Is necessary To make tho
cat is with her Kittens %
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A erim Joke "on 1chanae.'

Chicago Tribune.
While the market was at Its worst point
during the forenoon Thursday crowd Of
stock traders stood In front Of the black
board IN the offlce OF King, lfodenpy
Co In the Rookery, each mans brain In
whIrl and everybody wondering whether
his hair was turning gray, The hoy with
the chalk was making ngures on Northern
Pacific which CEASED the spectators TO
gasp when corpuient man entered the
room.
boys, it's no use" ne cried, ~ went
down to the lake front 10 jump IN, nut
couldn't get chance. III try 10 I'VE
little longer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

Alonzo, chr horses TO onktaha; from
Clip, j. s. Todd. , cars stock cattle Ia
Catoosa; from Podo, u. David, ! car
calves to New Orleans; from Victoria, u.
Casscls. car cattle TO Beeyille.
Thursday, May l6Ward q Strauss. from
Edna pens, 10 cars stock cattle TO Okmul
gee. and 10 cars market cattle to Chicago;
from clip, +. b. Dugat, I car calves to
New Orleans; from Goliad TO Teneha,
mixed ear horses and mules.
Friday. May 17From Van Week, j. u.
j. B Magruder, cars horses to Orlando,
Fla.
Saturday. May 1s-G A. Harrison. / car
cattle TO Galveston from Wharton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
KANSAS CITY.

Especial To The Post.)
Stock Yards, Kansas city, Mo- Nav 20.
The following sales were made by Texas
and Territory stockmen: II. W. Williams.
Baird, S61.pound steers, 4.35; 0i3pound
steers 100. w. N. Taylor. sulphur
Springs. 7l0-pound steers, 4.20 IL l..
HUFFMAN, Baird, 0l0pound steers, 40.
G.. NJ. Cauble, Aquilla, as4ppund steers,
10. DIiggers Bros, Chlckasha, 1923
pound steers, $50. Taylor McCormlck,
McLoud, lOG9-pound steers, 800 A. a.
Truskett, Caney, 10J9.pound steers, 800;
1924 pound steers, 5.15 Market strong.
Kansas City. May -Catte-Receipts
2I0O natives; 700 Texans 30 calves; mar
ket steady 10 90 higher. Choice beef
STEERS 5 3Od5. 20; fair 10 good 4 7gii3. 70;
stockers and feeders 3.15n4 So: Western
fed 4 TOm5 30; Texas aud Indian $50
. 25 cows 3 .25@4 %: heifers 3 75@l5 10;
Gamers 2 50a3. 10; bulls 3 250l4 %; calves
4 5000 90. Hogs Receipts $500; market
strong to Sc higher; heavy 5.S0N3 80;
light b 35M5. TO- pigs 50dl5.30 Sheep
Receipts 1000; market 80 higher; Western
lambs .s0Gi5 30 wethers .25M5 Is:
Western yearllags 50@4 .p0 culls 3.0OGl
. 50 Texas grass sheep 3.T5@4.2 5i sDring
lambs g. J0GlU 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Killed by a Train.

Granger, Texas, May l9,Ed walents
was found dead on the Katy track about
two miles south Of Granger this morning
at 3:15 o'clock. The, ene.aeer Of the north
bound passenger, due here at s:2s, saw
a portion Of his body on the track and
came 10 a stop. on examipation his body
was found TO be manglod into many pieces.
II Is supposed that he was struck by the
southbound flyer, as 1t had passed there
only twenty minutes before. Walenta
inter midnight fur. the section house, four
miles south lie was bohemian and
formerly IVA a. Greenylne aud Hellets-
VILE. His brother, Louie living az ",
in the Granger cemetery this afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
THE MAN IN THE CAR.

The man,
He sits down
On the car seat,
And
The woman,
She stands up
On her two feet.
And the man,
Absorbed In great thought.
Is so entirely wrought
Up by II that he never sees
The woman; and the woman. also
Absorbed in great thought,
is so entirely wrought
UP by it that she never sees anything
But the man
Holding down that car sent
nd her feet
Are almighty tired
But not half so tired as she Is
OF the kind OF manners
That man has got
And there are others.
The man
Hangs on to the car seat
Because be has as many feet
As the woman has.
And they are twice as big,
And take twice as long
TO get the tired out of them.
And he doesn't care
u she does call him a pig
And the car
Jumps and
Bumps and
Starts and stops.
And the woman nearly drops
But the man never does
And the man
Does the very best he can
To read his paper,
Ant the woman
Wonders, as she is showed around
And walked over
Whether the strap
Or her wrist or her elbow or her shoulder
VIII be pulled ont by the roots,
Ana the man 41 W
SO long as be isn't dragged out Of his seat
And ne conductor says Tickets"
And step forward, please"
And Hold fast everybody"
Ana Transfers" and "Steenth street"
"Tieth street. and "oomth street"
And "Tyninth street,
Ana the woman
SAYS things not ut for publication
And the man
Sitting in the seat n uA
Never says word
And the woman
Grlts her teeth
And sticks her nails into the strap
And she feels seam In her waist
Give way. and she bangs Into the crowd
And she knows her hat isn't on straight
And all the blood has run
Down out Of her fingers, and her arm
Feels like lump of putty
Stuck full Of needles and pins
And the man
Folds up his paper
And shows some signs
That something is going 70 happen
Before this time next year
Ard
The woman takes hope
And partly relaxes her grasp
And the conductor sings out:
Hold fast, everybody
And The woman grabs hold again
And presently the man
Sticks his paper In his pocket
And pulls his overcoat together
And spooths himself out and
Rises up before the woman
And takes off his hat
And bows and makes blum at being po.
lite
And while he is about II
And the woman Is smiling
With an Infinite sense of relief at last
And trying to say, "Oh, thank you very
much"
When she would ever so much rather
choke him
Another woman behind him
Slips, into the seat he has just vacated
And
The man
Gets off the car wondering II he viii ever
See her again. and feeling pretty
Well pleased with himself
And
The woman
Grabs the strap again
And entirely forgpts the man
Who had the seat before
Thinking of the woman
Who has II now and with MS much right
To IT, as she thought she had to 1t
When the man had IL,
She being a woman,
See? w. ]. L. In New York Sun.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

3,00di4 %; Texas and Indian steers 3259
$40; cows and heifcrs 2.656ii.S So. Hogs
Receipts 6lO0. Market strong and active.
Pigs and lights 5.GsMJ.75: packers '5G06l
$50 butchers 5.S0m5,o5. Sheep--peeclpts
400, Market steady. Native inuttons
4O0M4 ~; spring lambs 5.50M6.0O; cpils apd
bucks 3.oOGi4O0 Texns sheep aud yearlings
4,00N4 20; spring lambs 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

Especial TO The Post.

fSpecInI 20 The FOSfD
New Orleans, May 2O.-The New Orleans
live stock exchange reports as follows; Re-
ceipts OF grown cattle light; prices strong:
calves and yearllngs In excess of demand
and prices loyer. No hogs and sheep In
nrst hands: demand light.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
suIpMENTs FROM cuERo.

cuero. Texas, May CA train Of eight
cen ears Of grass cattle was shipped from
here Friday Ia the ST. Louis market. IL
was a fine lot OF cattle. With good rains
cattle viii get In inc shape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

ST. Louis MAY 20. Cattle Receipts 5000
tive shipping and export steers 47jM5.S5;
dressed beef aud butcher steers 41Oeia, 81;
yearlings 4.H0N5.To; steers linder 1000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
Her Economical Plan.
Baltimore American.

Baltimore American.
Now, my dear said the letter carriers
wife. 'hele are my last summers shit
waists They VIII do very. we'll for you 70
wear on yonr rounds, and ! can USE the
money that you would pay for new ones 70
get myself some OF the latest styles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

Skidmore. Texas. May 20 -Mcssrs. East.
WeIder & Stiles shipped tralnload OF
cattle from here "a ST. Louis Saturday. Il.
Drlseoi had three cars In the train. They
were in hne condition and intended for
market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
LIVE STOCK.


The following are the live stock quota
lions for this market as furnished by T..
g. Saunders, Jr.. successor to Box Saund-
ers Commission COMPANY:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

~ ~ VII be re- recsi hsAasSTORS-sealed pro.
'i!sa Ale y the Police jury S Rabies les
2 May "a. 1901. Tor the cree cree.
re bblldIhea rtee.story fire.proof court
!, pfaNfnl ior cash for the said par,
uisr Mav-1u specifications can be
M clerk az az the ofhces Of the
80 sses al shrraAsanndrla, La. and a.
IN snd al the nv,seport La. Dallas.
,t,eesraph Rni nSe OF W w, Rose.
;s tsl ,Ss, Han. Suite eis h iss as IN
c. Architect The James Reilly Cor:
b-22
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

Market active; shade lower. Good TO prime
steers ;. lO6t3 As; poor 90 medium 4O0@5.05;
stookers and feeders 3.0On5.OO; COWS 2,s59t
4G5. heifers . DONIS5: Gamers 2l5GI2. 80;
bulls steady 2a0G4.g0; calves 390d5.JQ;
Texas fed steers i25QI5.40; Texas bulls
:. T56f3.SJ. Hogs Receipts 5000 Market
etpady. good 10 choice heavy D.SJll6.O0;
light Z. 0.,m50O; bulk of sales 5000 n2is.
SLeep--R Receipts 1900 strong, Lambs
strong 10 Zoe higher. Good 10 choice
wethers 4. ;s0d4GO. Western sheep 43QM
4tI: yearlIngs 45O6ii.Tj; native lambs
45O@5.Ta: Western lambs 4.s5Gl575.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

INANCIAL-E. Moshowitz, branch office
p oil Exchange Building. Beaumont. Am
4 position TO furnish inside and reliable
Pformation'ns 10 the stocks of the dirfcr-
ut oil companies now being offered. Cor.
Iesgt ndence solicited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
SHIPMENTS FROM MAcARoNI POINTS.

Victoria. Texas. May 20.-Tbe following
shipments Of live stock were made during
York Texas and Mexican and the Gulf,
western Texas and Pacific railways;
Monday, May l3-From Bceyille, ]. w.
Mathis, l ear cattle 70 Houston; from
Clarks NJ o Foster, II cars stock cattle
10 Duncanyllle, Texas.
TUESDAY, MAY IL James Powers % cars
stock cattle from Rosenberg to Edna pens
"Wednesday. MAY ij--From Van Week. A.
man, ? cars sheep 20 Galyeston from
Aloe, ] A. Wiliemin, cars mixed cat.
lie 70 New Orleans; from Victoria. Frank
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

exAs SECRET SERVICE nrREAU-
Experienced and bonded detectives for
Hul or criminal investigation: bonded
Eatchmen for day or night service. E. j
(naycnat, General Manager, 3051a Main
ftreet ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21
GALVESTON.

Following are the quotations in the Gal
weston live stock market as reported for
me Post by the A. Z. Norman Live Stock
COMPANY:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

Outlook for coming week favorable for
good stock; first arrivals OF choice stun
Is well cleaned up. Top corn fed hogs
wanted.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE,

SETTLED GERMAN woman wants a lob
as housekeeper or cook for 4 small fam'It,
good cook, Apply at 1916 Preston
street; in city or out Is
a COLORED woman wants some washing
TO bring home. Address 2001 this flee.
"a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

INEY TO LOAN on Houston real estate.
J. Howard, attorney. 1012ga Texas
|senne. ~
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" ~ BE RECEIVED T m. ,I-- -T,I,

p q he DE iMEcElYED by the chair
tst ,pIuliiaing COMMITTEES of the
Itt ssia s and Lutheran congregation
|snh on lots NV removal Of The Improve,
|' l.s' q f exs aud 2, block "a, az the
Icy For ipfo,n avenue and Caroline
Ssan, Gus WILTON WALTON apply to Henry
|IIs ss, Chairman. s OF e. W;
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FINANCIAL.

| NEY TO LOAN on all satisfactory
5eeurty; no delay; business confidential.
l. Brtton Il Co., l012h Prairie ave.
5ue. -
5000 TO LOAN on Houston business or
esldenCe property, one to ten years; NJ
pwest rates Of interest; monthly pay
hents II desired no delay In getting lur
boney, Apply to \. l.. Mills, 2p5 Main
treet II
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WANTED-By good, steady old man
care this office. -
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WANI Situation, ny young man under.
standing bookkeeping; speaks three ian.
suages' writes shorthand and transcrlbes.
having business experience and best of
reference Address 2016 this office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

ECO 10 LOAN on city property. Ven,
|T,s lien notes bought local money; no
ltlay Paul & Hoover, us Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-21

GOOD colored woman wants a place "a
cook. or chamber work. Please call 2pl7
Rusk avenue. ~
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SITUATIONs.-MALi

ss,,---..---.------------------
WANTED-Po Position, by good GarT-----
cfrle @efk Oh any Kind. Address ia ' tSis
JOB by man who underslands n -
american and Austin machines nuinlg
either Tor oil or water. Experie porins
SAND ana rock. Address POLO this c. III
SITUATION wANTED-By sober. SIR; =
Whlte man, TO work In yard and rar, fduy
horse and COW; can give references. LOT
dress 20ll. this Office. AZ.
GENTLEMAN OF good Character von1s- =
sition TO look after a home during an 70.
mer Tor parties leaving city; no ebargn'
auuress 2oO9 this office. q;
YOUNG German teacher. possessor OF
hrSt grade normal certificate, wants 10
teach during summer months ele,nantor< ~.
subjects and German, would also acrons
Iany family gong abroad. Can or nd.
aress Ieacher, Ola Tuam Ave, Houston.
leAas: u
PRACTICAL bcokkceper Of ten years ~.
perence, also n good general merch y ~.
disc salesman, desires position. nud can
sNc me very best OF references All.
WANT position as bell boy al hotel or
MoIA around onlce. ZOOS this office. -
1o con coiored boy wants place TO WORK.
can 90 most any kind OF work an,
wiling TO work. 2046, this office. g
WANTED-Position, by expert stenocra.
pher owns Remington Al recon.
mnendations; experienced. Address A. q.
bass, IL, Marlin. Texas. y
WANTED-Positlon of any kind 6y white
wy IA years old. Address r. NJ E., this
Once. ~
A GENTLEMAN of experience ia oman 70
consider the superintendent Of any ri.e
una on proposition. Experienced In ner.
IEnn !,,ne anu agricultural lines. Speaks
t Isi'Sr ref ana German Car, give any De.
.-- nlee eullure, Houston, Texas. -
WANTED situation, ny young man under.
standing bookkeeping; speaks three ian.
suages' writes shorthand and transcr1bes;
r na,E,ns business experiences and best Of
reference. Address 201G, this office. u
WANTED-By good, steady old man
work OF any kind. Address c. H. NJ,
BY AN experienced stenographcr; can as.
slsl In bookkeeping; best OF references
ADDRESS 20s9, this Office II
a SOBER. reliable white man wants ON.
ny w9 in6 6I, OF some kind; got wiie and
Two children 10 support; must have en-
ployment of some kind at once Address
2059. this office 81 ~
WANTED-Postion as saw hler, hanllercr
and all round mill man; best of refer.
ences. Address box l53, Groesbeeck, TEX
10 - :, z7--, -------------- 81
A FlRsT-CLAsS CooK-Can give refer.
-----------@- wv lLaNls Street. u
A GOOD colored boy of steady 5a6TfS
wants Job as cook or driving a 1nii y,
cry wagon. Address 1904 Beach street
n
CONFECTIONERY for retail trade, FIRST.
class cakes, pastry, candies, bonb6ns Ice
cream, ornamenting, soda trade, reliable.
GOOD huhlts; Will come to any city "A
dress 2434 this office IN
WANTED Position by an experienced inn-
herman of ten years. either as shipping
clerk or checker good references am
employed but would like change. AL.
dress Zimmerman, care this office II
PRACTICAL bookkeeper aud experienced
SALESMAN desires position; clerical work
specially; best OF references. Address
2CeS this office. %