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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

ZION Itself. But even those things
winch are popularity supposed to be in
state OF inanimate rest, the houses
Ia which we live, the very furniture
upon which we sit. are said to be in
tate OF vibration. And so the very act
y. living is matter OF vibration. In
Iher words. every living animal and
vegetable pulsates according to its in
lVldual wave length. Every part OF
very animal has It's rate OF vibration,
which. when normally maintained,
eeps the member In state of health,
~ which. when Il departs from the
ormal, induces state OF disease. At
oast 80 say the high priests Of the
Nv movement who reason, therefore.
nat the use OF medicine is very
oundabout way OF producing what can
Nv accomplished with few ODD
naEes, And since the writer himself
~ the miracle of the palsied take
sce under his eyes by means of
ssaer nsellns snc since the ma
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

Professor DR.. Voges, director OF the
national board of health at Buenos
Ayres, according to German papers,
has found remedy for mosquito bites.
He states that he discovered It by acct
dent during his trip to Paraguay to
study the pest He had been supplied
with all sorts Of remedies, among them
naphthalene. an article of no value
whatever against the pest, but on
using 1t for mosquito bites he found II
Of surprising effect, 1t neutralilzes
the poison, even when the spot bitten
is greatly inflamed. If fresh bites are
rubbed with naphthalene no swelling
follows. The professor considers
naphthalene almost specific against
mosquito poison.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

ton of the Northern Presbyterians to
go into war politics as denomination.
Forty years have elapsed since the
war broke out, and at last the North
ern and Southern Presbyterians are
beginning only beginning-to get to-
gether. They are consolidating their
UNCONVENTIONAL colleges and theo-
logical seminaries in Kentucky, which
was one of the border states of the
secession struggle.
Religious discussions based on diff
ferences of opinion about abstract doc
trines, or about once practical ques-
tons which nave ceased to be prac-
tical and so become purely historic
and speculative. are in a fair way to
be healed when those who have been
so divided begin to come together and
stand shoulder to shoulder in some
work that continues to be practical.
Education is always a practical ques-
ton by rights. and the union of North
ern and Southern Presbyterians in the
management of educational interests is
likely to be permanent enough to yield
that better acquaintance and mutual
liking and respect which are certain
in time to bring about more COM
plete and varied form of co-opera-
ton.
Although the famous Father Ryan
sang many Confederate war lyrics
there was no Northern and Southern
division of the Roman Catholic church
in America. Indeed, there could hard
ly have been any such thing in any
country since the Council of Trent,
when the national church ideal, I'M
der the leadership of the French bish-
. ops, was overshadowed by Ultramon-
tanism under Spanish and Italian lead
ershlp. In the Episcopal church the
Bishop of Louisiana became a Con-
federate lieutenant general; General
Lees chief of artillery was General
William N. Pendleton, a prominent
Virginia rector, and Bishops Wilmer
and wingfield suffered various things
at the hands of stalwart Union gem
erals for refusing to pray for the
President of the United States. But
the Southern Episcopal church never
had any real and effective separate
organization, and the Confederate
bishops were welcomed to the house of
bishops in the first general conven-
ton that met after the close of the
war.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11
New panatea Prohibits
Medicine and Tunes pdtl-
tntS to 0l(ert Pit(h.

that required privacy. Some had rheu-
matlsm and some had govt, and some
mad nervous prostration which they
wanted cured, and some had nervous
prostration for fear of the machine
Itself. and of what 1t might do to them,
and all the while the voice Of the oper-
ator crooned low, telling OF the won
derful success of the shaking machine
abroad, how Prince Pedowich thought
i the greatest ever, and how Prince
Alexander of oldenburg recommended
II. and Prof. Someone Else considered
II the monitor of the coming medicine
less era. until only the yeriest skeptiG
would have denied the efficacy of the
new fad.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

chine itself is not SO complicated but
that' In the hands of an ingenious
man II might be constructed from an
ola sewing machine perhaps within
certain wide limits the contention is
true.
Sometimes 1t is not advisable for tho
sufferer TO be strapped to the machine
IN dispelling a shopping headache. for
instance. the operator straps her own
hand TO a long rod attached 10 the
vibrator. The machine moves her
hand at the rate Of many hundred, II
not thousand. pulsations a second, and
when her hand is pressed or stroked
gently on the sufferers forehead the
thrill communicated is at least a de-
licious new" sensation. The writer
learned this during a recent visit 10
one OF the New York institutes"
where many women go daily TO be
vlbrated. The place is not pretentious.
II looks like an ordinary doctors Office,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

While the operator moves her nm
gers deftly along the bridge of your
nose, bilaterally outward via your eye
brows and then downward back OF
your ears toward the upper end OF
your spinal column, she croons softly
the reason for It all. telling you min
utely just what is taking place inside
OF you while the process is going for
ward. Now, since the feeling in your
spinal cord is precisely that described
by the negro who said that mineral
water tasted just as though his foot
was asleep, you are not as much i'm
pressed by her remarks as you might
otherwise be, but there are certain
words, such as "capillaries," "stagna-
tion," Stimulation" ETC., which stick
by you and you remember II all after
ward as you might a dream.
All sorts and conditions of mon and
women had the machine applied to
them while the writer looked on, for
there was nothing In the treatment
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11
Vibrate to Be Cured

A new cure-all has come across the
ocean TO this country. which in many
respects is as picturesque as the
Kneipp cure and which promises TO
have as great a vogue. Fashionable
,pyalids in New York have taken it
up and now IL is spreading among the
great army of the sick and ailing In
other parts OF the country Like the
panacea OF the Swiss priest. the new
cure taboos the use OF medicines, but
rs application requires no such incon-
yenlent procedure as walking barefoot
IN wet grass in the early morning. Dis
ease, according 10 the new idea, Is
mere matter OF altered vibration. II
you have a headache. or dyspepsia. or
rheumatism, or nervous prostrati0n, or
any other ailment in the catalogue, you
are, or that part OF you affected is, out
Of tune-your rate OF vibration has be-
come too fast or too slow and needs
adjusting. To effect the proper adjust
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

Gramophone Amuses Turkish Ladies.
The gramophone is great source of
pleasure TO Turkish ladies. For some
years II was strictly forbidden; now
nearly every house is provided with
one, and the ladies sit around and roar
with laughter every night at its pro-
auctions Nearly all are fitted with
cylinders giving Turkish songs and
stories. If the ladies w.sh their
gramophones would only stop at home
no one would object; but what they
delight in is to get into boat with
their friends and float slowly down the
Bosporus, with the gramophone
shrieking in the middle. The Bos-
porus on moonlight night is the most
romantic place imaginable. Sitting on
a balcony overhanging the water. with
no sounds but the soft lappinig of the
waves and the unceasing songs of the
nightingales which swarm all along
the shore, one gets lost in all sorts OF
imaginations, and it is too bad when
a boat suddenly drifts close by with
gramophone squeaking out Daisy" or
something equally incongruous.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

Berlin, who speaks ten languages, is
the exponent of this startling theory.
Some scientists have argued that
eventually this earth would become
frozen mass: others that it would in
the course of a few thousand years.
be transformed into an orbicular fur
mace, which in time would consume
itself Professor Marienburger says
both of these contingencies are quite
probable
The professors idea is that this
globe. in its orbital revolutions. has
slipped a cog" and that it will con-
tinue to slip into ever changing orbits
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

He is OF the opinion that the earth Is
approaching old age, becoming some
what decrepit and "wobbly," and has
not the amount of inherent magnetism
to maintain itself in its proper chan
mel.
Solstices and the other demonstra-
lions showing that nearness to the sun
does not make this mundane sphere
hotter or colder do not bother Profess
sor Marienburger. Sun spots and SIM
liar phenomena are only incidental
and can have little effect.
A Chicago University professor rldi-
cules the theory of Prof. Marienburger.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

plus the machine, which might be
taken for one OF those relics Of the
Spanish inquisition TO be found In all
dentists offices. An electric motor Is
geared TO a small spindle and TO the
side OF the spindle is attached long
steel rod. which. when the motor is re-
VOWED at great speed. moves rapidly in
unison with &C. like piston rod. To
the end OF the piston rod is attached
heavy leather glove with the fingers
cut out. The operator places her hand
in the glove. and the piston rod. NOV
ing rapidly back and forth. gives to
her hand a vibratory motion which
makes II feel as though Il were being
traverscd by an electric current. In
fact. TO touch her hand gives you a
sensation exactly like that obtained
from the poles OF battery. Now. i'm
agine sedate but overworked Wall
street gentleman sitting placidly with
q far-off look in his eyes. while the
young lady operator applies the thrill
ling touch OF her hand TO his forehead
or 10 the base OF hts aching brain, and
there Is the cure In operation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

men, ,hs new eurlsts strap you 10 a
machine and shake you (or yibrate
you,s until. like a pendulum. you get
back into your normal swing.
The ByAtem docs not belong 10 any
one person like the kneipp cure. It
came from Europe. and already there
are half dozen institutes" In New
York city and any number OF practi-
toners who will brlng their machines
TO private houses and give special
Treatment There 10 one place In 9Th
aTehne where the faHhionablcs are
shaken to their hearts content. There
g another In the heart Of the shopping
district. where tired women may stop
In and be restored" after a days bar
gain hunting. and there are several
Institutes" in the residential dis
tricta.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

The Oldest person in Lehigh county,
Pa, and the Oldest practicing physi-
clan in the state and probably in the
United States, is DR.. Henry Helfrich,
who celebrated his ninety-eighth birth
day recently. He prescribed for several
patients on that day who called at his
office. He no longer makes profess
sional calls, but has considerable prac-
tice.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

the points of interest in California.
Americans can now proudly claim that
California has sphinx that is just as
imposing as that in far-away Egypt,
and that the sphinx of California took
long time to be discovered, but that
it is older than the Egyptian sphinx
and was not made by man.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11
The Fundamental Theory.

Every new cure must have It's funda-
mental theory, Here is the theory upon
which the ythratiouis,s 20. In the first
place all things are In state OF Vi
oraaon--lIght. sound. heat, are vibra-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11
and the voyagers expect important re-
guile from he

Chekib Bey, the new Turkish min
lister to this country. is keen-going
sportsman and extensive breeder of
thoroughbred horses, in which he
takes a great interest.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11
Principle of National Churches.

The civil war in the Southern states
resulted in Northern and Southern
organization of each one of several re-
ligious denominations, notably the
Raptists and the Presbyterians. BY
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

rights the Methodist division ought to
be accounted for in the same way,
though 1t long antedates the war, for
it. grew out of the same old difference
Of opinion on the slavery question,
while the Southern Presbyterian or
ganization was the result of clear
cut protest against an alleged DISPOSE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-09-11

ton of the picture accompanies this
article. The photograph has been
shown to numbers of scientists and
slobe-trotters, and theysall claim that
there is no other rock in existence
that is such perfect representation Of
q mans head. The rock will no doubt
be looked upon in the future as one of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

At the solicitation OF a number Of the
friends and supporters OF Alderman
James a. Thompson, The Post Is
authorized to announ-c that Mr.. ThOmp
sen viii he a candidate Tor mayor al the
coming election subject to the action OF
the democratic primaries. r
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Ia consequence OF the resignation OF
Hon $. II BrSshear AS mayor, and at
the earnest solicitation OF a number Of
friends ] hereby announce myself as a
candidate Tor Mayor. subject to the 40
Jno. ID. Woolford.
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hereby announce myself US demo-
cratic candidate for the office Of Mayor
Ok the city of Houston. subject to the
stion of the democratic party.
r. Railcy
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

" ANTBD-P Position by honest, sober and
straight Young man. can give best OF rel
erences; can speak English ana German,
address 1856 this Office, II
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lnasmuch as Hon. S H. Brashear has
rendered his resignation as mayor, neces-
stating an election for the unexpired
term l hereby announce myself as a can
didAte for Mayor, subject to the action
or the democratic primaries.
Wm w Thomas
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POSITION WANTED where energetic young
position: have had hYs years experience
as head clerk and buyer ia general store
Test OF references Address Box 9b Whel
dor Texas ~
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AN ALL ROUND printer OF ~ years expert
enco wishes a permanent situation on somH
good weekly. references moderate wages;
Addreha lnck box 81. HcmpAipld. IeAn8. u
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a. at 81 "a AsANNths
SoNuai Decay. Fall
ina Memory. Weak
ltyes, Stuuted De-
velopuent. Lack VI
Energy. lmpoverish-
ed Blood, pinipleA
lmpedimeats to Mar
riagc. also Blood
aud Skin Disease.
sVphilis. ltruptlons.
Hair Falling. Bone
Pains, Sore Throat.
Ulcers. S " oliinga.
E0c1ts OF Mer ury,
kidney and Bladder
Troubles, w @ a X
Back. II VI rn ms
Uriuq. lncontinonce.
Gouorrhcu, u ! c e {,
structure. r c G e ! Va
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ENGINEER who is strictly sober and steady
wants work on locomotive or IN mill u
years experience must get work Addrees
Engineer this office. u
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stable carriage feed, wood aud hen houss
UNDERGROUND cistern. Inquire l.. y. Smilh
Nnlch nYnr HOuNton Nntlonll Bhnk. "
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FOR RENT Elegant modern brick store
Kessler block, 50xl0o corner, best business
street Yoakum Write NJ G, Rnaney. poa-
a.tl-0l
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DRS. BELTS s. BELTS & DYAR
Physicians, Surgeons, Specialists,
III 81. Charles ST., New Orleans.

Young middle aged aud old single and
married men and all who aunar with Lost
Manhood. Nervous Debility, spermatorrhe;.
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SITUATION WANTED by colored man TO
work IN yard; willing 70 make hlmsef USE
lll: can come wen recommended. ca or
adde's i0l Andrew street ~
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WHNTED--A position by boy IA years OLD
10 work in ofnce; can write a good mana
and not afraid OF work. Apply at Auditor
ium Main street. ~
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mept prompt relief and cure for lifo Both
eoAes troated conndenualiy and privaiely
plea Fisiula. Fissuro aud Rupture eareu
by our NOW nethods.
Send for Yn-ticulnrs Address
ms. BE,Trs n HliTrS n nv VIZ,
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WANTED--By an experienced man 90 lake
charge of farm or ranch with good refer
ences Apply to II. r. Horribly. ils Dowl +.
Ing street. VI
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FOR RENT-Eight-ac place Improved, on
. county road; tel minutes drive from mar
ket house very cheap. Apply y. &c zen,
nedy, Kennedy block.
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MORPHINE,

Opium and kindred habits. new guaIr,anlss 's
pairless and safe homo cure. Wholly aL-
ferent from All others. No publicity or M
difference with work or business NO maltes
no. cften you have failed we 20 cure yv n5
nata ~ wonderful effect. Corr1spondenee
,on6denelal and solicited. DIR. Pukpf.
Bsnz Building. Houston. Texas
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JOB WANTED by all round bbacksmith at
once. Address o. j. koehler' foakuin,
Texas. Az
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WANTED--A job OF working around house
and yard and attend TO horse ana Dugsy;
Call NJ 1919 Austin stroet "
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FOX RENT-Nlcely furnished rooms mod
ern convenience and use OF phone; IN smali
private family Apply 1l0 Crawlor1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR, @. A. voLcK. Dentist, tas moved his
dental parlots TO second floor Mason block
corner Malu aud Rusk q
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LIGHT housekeeping, completely furnisnei
Phone nos l2ii sixth street .
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fI1BERT0-The famous Egyptian
reeves Students IN hypnotism,
ns.linz, phrenology. palmistry.
k,s,preting, mind reading. Egyptian
\ fortune telling. 1905 Congress. II
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kADE BALL is the mcst pleasing
entertainment; complete DISCUSSES,
y masks. jewels, hair goods. etc.
NAL orders promptly tilled. Texas
Company. Sl3 Travis street. Hous-
2-iS-O1
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ETCHENs. Nayaso,a, Texas. mann
salve that will cure letter. eo-
kagverm or old sores OF any kind
N per box ANY one buying this
st rot benefited money refunded.
h testimonials. 7-lT-nl
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|0ur double strength Tansy. Penny
cotton rost pills arc a safe. GER
kthy regulator; delivered in plain
! for ST. Dr.. white Medicine Co..
IN & Hous on. Texas. IL
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SITUATION WANTED--Young man Cco!oredl
wants 10 cook for private family OF 90
N drug store or any other place. Address
3a55 this Office
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SITuATioN WANTED by white man to take
care OF horses milk cows. useinl aIo QUIZ
the house and garden, etc. Address S5s9,
this office
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n CURES when all else mas
na.ueesss has been marked IN
,,,rs rheumntism. paralysis:
Esssture constipation, deransel
,smale weakness and ali
..,ssss' correspondence solicited.
"A nee Drs VIM Clark Biancne,
n ~ Mason block. 10
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kij5FR that will make you:
1som and Improve gardens; ds-
Tx reasonable rates. Address 10:
{asss II
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WANTED--Joh as tram engineer 20 run 10
comot!ye, will guarantee Satisfaction AZ "a
dreRs 9326 this Office. ~
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PERSONAL.

,xy STOCK CERTIFICATES.
eppllss for sale by
EfcaIzA Pts. and Litho' Co.,
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Il buildings. maps. labels
M AZ. Write Thos. cwen' Ed :
VA congresss avenue, L.
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J AND PROPOSALS.

TO C0NTRACToRS-Bids will he
al the Office OF Mi. V. Wjess,
Pat Texas, until 10 o'clock a, III.
N % for the erection of a i've
ffek and steel office building for
Wless. The owner reserves tho
REJECT any and all bids or aclepl
20 chooses. Plans can be seen at
~ ONCE and at the office Of $. l..
architect, San Antonio, Texas. ID
~ INVITED for the construction
Plls wood tres,le bridge at the e4-
os NE Harrisburg shell road. over
sIH IN accordance with plans on
ue county surveyor. BIDS will
" TIE commissioners .;ourt at
uuoex on Thursday, February IA,
me r!ghtIis reserved to reject
a. DDS. BIDS must be accom-
I'm certified check for $50 as EVIL
5000 faith. and he successful
w oe REQUIRED to furnish a per-
~ pond IN the sum of $3.50. e. IL.
eoally Judge. Harris County If
III INVITED for the CONSTRUCTION Of
sNuse over White Oak bayou, on
.s,en Heights boulevard; SAID bridge
w. 10 accordance with plans and
supns now on file in the office o.
s surveyor OF Harris county. BIDS
~ addressed TO the comm SIS ouers
shs s must be accompanied by GER
N me sum OF $3.50 as an evil
" soVa iaith. BIDS will be opened
IA , CLOCK on Thursday. February II,
Ins me right is reserved to reject
~ al BIDS. The successful bidder
,saalred 10 furnish performanc.
! sas sum Of $1,000. f. II. vasmer,
Z suose, HAIRS County Texas. n
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NoIlSE-Fhe oIfcets and members OF the
Ladles keLei Socet ATE requested to NEE,
NJ Montnore Hsll. fr.day morn.ng, at .
O'Clock. 10 a6ena the funeral oil our de-
ceased memoer, Mas Gussie kottwitz. Mrs.
IL. Quaitrough, President.
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F1TTs q Galveston, cla.ryoyanl
Mani med 1S0a Congress. $50
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Second Ward.--No 10 engine house.
Charires street aud T U. Lubbock is APP
rointed presiding officer and Y. X. Norri,
anG. c. c. Rutgers Judges for said ward in
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FOR RENT-rwo-story nrek 50HeO corner
Fannin ana Preston / Austin Miller 10
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POSITION as gardener, 70 years expsf'e sare
Reichardt & schultz 5O8 Travis street 10
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WANTED Work by a colorod boy 10 years
old. well acquainted with city wagon arls-
ing preferred reference gwen. Aduiess
Willie McGinuis, this office II
Naturalization by young man mas
had experience IN wholesale grocery also
nfhrn Work Address @. O., this ofnoe u
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posITI0N WANTED by an homes, man as
bookkeeper or clerk: can tax German ana
English, can give good reference Aaaress
He schmidt 1920 Smith sIeet. ~