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A COSTLY TWIST OF THE LOWS TAIL.

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The success Of the American
manufactures IN the British
Islands during the past year or
two has been 50 great that he
is coming to look upon these
Icoutries as his possession. In
deed a prominent American
recently startled a London din
ner party by referring to the
Revolutionary War as that un-
fortunate affair by which we
lost England z a reversalsure-
Ily Of all previous descriptions
of the episode. But CONNER
Icial statistics undoubtedly JUS
tify not only pride in present
achievements but enormous
faith IN the future. Foreign
markets are unquestionably
marked as ours; but mean
while the student of the ways
by which we acquire them may
occasionally point out Methods
by which it's not advisable to
approach the foreigners, and
give warning that tact is as
useful sometimes in opening a
door to commerce as it is in
private life in opening to din
iner parties.
The autumn in England was
marked by a determined effort
on the part of an American
combination to control the
English cigarette trade. This
effort may yet succeed; but in
the beginning there can be no
question that great harm was
done by the way in which the
Americans advertised their
/ plans. To reporters from all
the newspapers they declared
they were going to drive every
British manufacturer out Of
business, and within few
months would reign supreme.
Now this, when cabled to
America, is very good adver-
tising, but naturally enough
its appeal was not so strong to
Great Britain. The native
manufacturers put huge ad-
lvertisements in the papers in
/ which was shown the British
j lion reclining on a rock by the
Atlantic and smoking a Lon,
4 dom rolled cigarette while he
! repelled the attempt of an ar
my Of evil-looking American
i cigarettes to enter his country
i The result is unquestionably
! that, at the moment, a grea
i number Of people in England
insist on having the Englisl
product.
q If the Americans had KEEP
only reasonably quiet probably
! this would never have hap
! pened. In questions of trad,
patriotism is not easy to rouse
4 The Partisan cries" Nivent le!
!. Beers and dashes into al
:. English tailor's to order hi
!, clothes. The English Imper
ialist calls loudly for measure
{ against the Teuton, and thel
!, ! goes out and fills his hous
: with things made IN Gerna
ny. Nations, however, ma.
resent being told by foreigner
: that there is no hope for then
A great thing to observe Ii
! Econnection with a Commercial
as we'll as any other victory
lis that you should not rub
IN.
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TALES OF THE HUNTED.
Sometimes it seems a pit,

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Sometimes it seems pity
that animals, who suffer so
much at our hands, cannot
know what Mr.. Seton Tompson
is doing for them; that he can
not speak to them, as did St.
Francis Of Assist, and tell them
of his sympathy and affection.
He has in some measure bro
ken down the barrier between
man and beast that barrier
which may once have been
light and low, but which has.
been built higher and higher
and broader and broader. IN
centuries Of cruelty and oppres-
sion, Of wanton slaughter and
of harsh abuse. With infinite
patience and with infinite
gent1eness he has studied our
poor dumb brothers until he no.
longer sees in them creatures
made to toll in our service, to
be eaten for our sustenance,
and to be killed for our amuse-
ment; but part Of the great and
kind miracle of life, into which
we have wrought such discord.
The title of his latest book,
Lives of the Hunted Charles
Scribner's Sons), has an omin
Gus ring which may frighten
away the tender hearted; but.
the volume is no sadder that
its predecessors. None Of the
stories, indeed, are so piteous
! as those Of Rebuff and Lobo,
two or three of them actually
have happy ending villainy
foiled, courage triumphant, and
| domestic happiness assured.
The breadth Of Mr.. Seton
! Thompson's sympathy is the
| finest charm Of his works. It
| is easy to admire a mountain
ram, fleet of foot, stout Of heart,
and wise with the ancient wis
dom Of the hills. But when it
comes to pestiferous little
coyote, or city sparrow, most
of US refuse. enthusiasm. Yet
there is nothing better IN the
book than the tale Of Randy
and Biddy, little vagabond
birds of New York, whose ideas
of house-furnishing differ rad
ically, and provide endless mat
ter for dispute. The cock-spar-
row likes twigs in his nest, and
abhors the enervating luxury
of stolen feathers. The hen
adores feathers and hates tWigs
very naturally, in view Of the
weeks she has to sit on them.
Hence daily squabbles and dai-
i ly refurnishing.
! The story OF the sick bear
cub has some Of the best draw
ings, 'noticeably Johnny with
the syrup tin, and Johnny
! with the pangs of dyspepsia;
| and there is a charming sketch
of mother teal who is forced
by the. drying up Of heI native
pond, to lead her newly hatched
\ ducklings half a mile across
country to water. The risks
run by the poor little inno
5 cents, their hairbredth escapes
their pluck and endurance
their last adventure and final
triumph. make up tiny dra,
ma, thrilling With exitement
I 1t is as good in it's way as the
account of Tito, a coyote cap
tured in puppyhood, anc
taught by bitter experience the
Wiles and wickedness of man
She learns her lessons SO vel
that, by the time freedom i
gained, she has added toinher
tied instincts a wide persona
: knowledge which stands he
in good stead. BY it's aid she
J is able to turn the tables nov
and then upon her prosecutor.
with a sardonic humor Swif
e would have admired and en-
We'd. Such incidences help II.
I tD bear the inevitable sadnes,
Of the book. The Lives Of tn,
d Hunted have their blessed mo
ments of comedy.
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THE WnMEN,S PACE
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acter come ii for their full
share Of attention. a careful
perusa1 of few n numbers
would surprise anybody as to
the amount Of really helpful
matter contained therein.
All this is in addition to the
regular fashion articles and
society news, which depart
rnents are maintained separ-
ate1y
The Redwood gazette., 1901-12-25

La Fiesta de Los Angeles is one Q
the greatest of mid-Winter events in
California. The cigar bearing that
name is one of the finest made, and
sold only at the Central P Pharmacy l4-5
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Highest market price paid for corn
hides and furs. at the ]. A. Engelhart
elevator. I8-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-30
TALKING RECIPROCITY
DELEGATION PRESSING
ITS CLAIM FOR ACTION
Dalzsll Of Pennsylvania and Roberts
Of Massachusetts, Offer Strong
Opposing Arguments to
President.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The Presi-
dents time today was largely taken
up in the discussion of reciprocity.
Senator Cullom OF Illinois and Repre-
sentative Dalzell of Pennsylvania had
something to say to him on that sub
ject. and a delegation Of agricultural
implement manufacturers, consisting
OF James Deering Of Chicago, A. b.
Farquhar of York, Pa, and W. V.
Barker Of New York. who are here to
attend the reciprocity convention
which meets tomorrow. presented a
memorial strongly urging that some.
thing be done.
The delegation told the President
that in its opinion the time for action
had come. Reciprocity had been talk.
ed and preached about for years, and
unless a decisive step was taken now
which would affect the whole subject.
It might as well be abandoned. The
members of the delegation said they
had no particular interest in any OF
the treaties. but thought. taken alto
gether, that the French treaty more
nearly represented the best possibili.
ties in the way of reciprocity and that
| II II could be ratified distinct victory
WOuiu DS
Senator Cullom. after his interview
with the President, talked In the same
vein. His attitude Is considered as
important and as actually settled that
he will be at the head of the Foreign
Relations Committee.
Dalzell, who talked with the Presi.
dent for almost half an hour. is hostile
to all the reciprocity.
THE only reciprocity favor" said
he, lis reciprocity on the basis of non.
competing articles. The 20 per cent
cut on textile fabrics In the French
treaty would destroy the textile indus.
tries Of Pennsylvania. While there is
Just now much talk of reciprocity. In
my opinion nothing will be done dur.
ing the coming session of Congress. y
| Representative Roberts of Massa
chusetts, another of the Presidents
callers today. said there was a strong
land. But" said he I'VE do not want
the sort Of reciprocity that will open
our markets to ,oreign competitors
sentiment for reciprocity In New Eng
and give us nothing in return"
Mr.. Roberts said that the leather
men Of the country were organized &c
secure the removal oil the duties OF
hides.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-30
PLAY WAS THRILLING

There was but medium house last
night to see "a Social Highwayman
played by the NELL company. 1t Is
dramatization by Mary r.. Stone OF
the story by Elizabeth Phipps Train
In Lippincott's Magazine. The com.
pany did 1t excellent justice. Every
member of the following cast seemed
to exhibit his and her bes, quality to
the extent of their respective roles:
COurtice JafYray. Mr.. Neill
jenkins Handy. Robert Morris
Carolus Despard. John w. Burton
Gordon Key. Frank MacVicars
Livingston Remsen. 80. Scott SeatOn
George Bartlett. ..... Gilbert Gardner
Merton Harley. George Bloomquest
Elinor Burnham. ......... Julia Dean
Duchess OF Clayborough. ..........
......... Mary Elizabeth Forbes
Mrs. Munyon Pyle. Lucille Spinney
Sonora Leila Caprices. .............
................. Edythe Chapman
Dora La Fargo. ..... Louise Brownell
Mrs. Deane. Lillian Andrews
Mr.. NELL as the refined villain IN
the titular role had an able second
In Mr. Morris partner In the pro.
fession," while Miss Forbes gave a
brilliant representation of the adven.
turess-these forming q triangular sit
uation at the focus OF the plot of In.
tense interest.
There was an abundance of thrill
In the action, first at the description
Of himself as OF third party by Jaf.
fray to the group of familiar spirits
whereof he was at once the entertain.
err and the lion, secondly at the spirit.
ualistic seance In Despard's studio
and lastly quick succession of sen.
sations beginning with the unjust &C.
cusation Of Harley and ending with
Jaffray's tragic death by a falling arch
or pediment Immediately after he had
nobly confessed his criminality when
his devoted servant Handy would
have sacrificed Harley by falsehood as
scapegoat to save his master. In
the denOuement Professor Berger's or.
ehestra acquitted itself grandly with
the music. The orchestra did its part
well throughout the evening.
Between the second and third acts
the scene was changed in view OF the
audience from a drawing.room to an
artists studio. This performance was
almost as entertaining as an act OF
the play. The change required was
radical one, but the manager had his
corps SO well drilled that It was eff.
fected without a particle OF confusion
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-30

Mr.. and Mrs. James Neill gave a
dinner party at the Hawaiian hotel AZ,
ter the performance at the Opera
House last night. The Eva lanai was
used for the occasion. The table was
decorated with red carnations. After
the dinner, the piano was moved to the
lanai and then began the fun Of dane
ing. The guests were as follows: DR.
and Mrs. Cooper, Miss Bertha Ben
Taylor, J. Tarn McGrew, A. L. C. At
kinson, Lieut.. Hancock, DR.. McAdory
M. F. Prosser, Capt. Herman, Robt
Shingle, Mr.. and Mrs. Lake, Julia Dean
Miss Forbes, Miss Spinney, Miss
Brownell, Edwin NELL, Robt. Moss
and Mrs. Mayhall.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-30

There will be a special sermon
preached at st Andrews Cathedral by
Rev. Canon A 1t of Waikiki Sunday
morning. In the evening there will be
a special sermon by Rev. DR.. Wey.
mouth Of Lahaina. Special offerings
will be, made for the benefit Of the
Diocesan Board of Missions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-30

Nigel Jackson has given up his 20
sition as a special officer at Kealia,
Kauai, and Is back again in the citv.
He is thinking Of leaving soon for
San Francisco to enler into business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-30
Alabama Adopts Constitution.

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 2l.+Gover-
nor jerks today issued proclamation
constitution by 26,764 votes, and de-
claring that the new instrument shall
become effective Thanksgiving day.
November 2Sth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-30
HoNOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, November 20, LOOT
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

c. Brewer q Company
Ms Sachs DIG. Co,lf
LIB. Kerr q Co.. Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-30
BORN,

OLMOS-In' Honolulu. November 20.
1901. to the wife Of Manuel Olmos
a son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-15

FOR SALE-Onc square block ON south
end Main street road; bargain; or will
exchange for house and lot close in.
Owner $3.50. this Office Ii
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bED--To ascertain the names and
ebfflce address of the heirs of John
ason, deceased, by 7, H. Mitchell, at.
1ey.at-law, Richmond, Texas. II
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RECOMMENDS POST WANTS.
HousroN, TEXAS, NOVEMBER IA, 1901.

II '1.Fs, V7vlNibER ~, iyui.
TO Houston POST:
placed an advertisement in your paper Sunday November
offering maSih puppies for sale 1t cost only forty five cents IN
less than one weeks time had inquiries for puppies than had
o SAFE would avSe anyone who has live stock poultry dogs
Tor sale not TO forget TO place ad The Post as am sure thrv
VIII have no trouble in selling them conclusion allow me to
thank The Houston Post MRS Al coMprpr
Breeder OF Light Bahma chickens noted mass and fox dogs
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\ DIRT at Hutchins house. Apply to
3watChmaD. II
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RM JOHNSON, colored clairvovant,
n truthful revelation on all affairs;
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AME VIVIAN, trance medium and
N0yant tells your name, occupation,
Ned or single, locates oil mineral or
sfriendS; sittings 81; hours 10 a. M, S
A 1911 Texas avenue IL
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LOST, FOUND, STOLEN.

LOST--on Travis near Rusk, or on South
End car, Thursday afternoon, mink collar.
Liberal reward for return to S12 Travis. 10
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Houston, will repair or buy
4naged or broken guitars. mandolins,
Elips eases, etc; write what you have.
Hill 10
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~ your old hats made new; we fix
IsHd dye; suits cleaned 81, dyed $3.50.
8Htorum Club. 212 San Jnclnto st. 10
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fll *
Stowell set works and twin engine feed.
Terms easy. Would take pay IN lumber
Jno. Is. PeytOn, Trinity Texas. 10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--Book sta
tionery orockery, glassware store IN
county seat, near San Antonio; located
in fine brick building. with living rooms
reasonable rent; invoice 1880; goods
new Address r. o. Box 346, Seguln,
Texas. y
EXCHANGE for best offer. fine shotgun
preferred will pay cash difference, one
registered mastiff female, years old;
fine blood. Jack Thomas, Camden, Texas;
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A. WATTS, cl0iraudient and clair
snt medium, 1903 Franklin street;
h oil. 10
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$500 REWARD for a red and white
spotted dog, TO be returned. 1919 Austin
street. 40
sTRAYED from 2S0S Jackson street,
red COW, branded w s., with bar above.
Liberal reward for return. Is
STRAYED-one very small bay pony. name
acrosg the forehead cut abort, Suitable
reward II returned 10 ]. g. Hutoheson,
14IT Mckinney avenue, is
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
The commissioners court of Gonzales
county will meet on Monday, November
20 1901, to receive bids for the cOnstruc-
tion of a steel bridge across the san Mar.
COS river, two miles from Gonzales Bids
Will be opened at 1870 p. nj. same day;
plans and specifications are on hle in
the office of the county judge, the court
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Gonzales Texas, November Ii.
1901. W. w. Glass, county judge of Con
zales county, Texas. 10
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Il. c. GRAY & CO.. 302 Binz building
buy, sell, exchange real estate, 16
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''E STRENGTH -PennyroyaI,
IHpd cottomOot, 81 per box: for re.
OF suppressed menses: sealed
wv win directions, DR.. White Med
'59hse' I. U. box 6, Houston, Texas.
- 11-1G
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LOST-Blue enameled lady's watch with
diamond In back and two rows OF pearls
around outer edge OF back OF watch.
Lost on Caroline street between Texas
avenue and Rnsk. Finder will be reward
cd by returning TO Mrs. w. g. Van Week,
No. 1914 Rusk avenue. 10
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&L, DONAHER, correct designer and
Rtr Of ladies' fashionable garments;
nlng and reception gowns speciality,
~ Butler Aats; old phone $40, new
IA ga. 10
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~ PAINTS-FacP powder and other
urea supplies always In stock at
WIS. IL
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FOR SALE Desirable lots On Boulevard,
Houston Heights. Apply Room H. Fox
building. 10
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WANTFD-Saw mil men; % white men 70
truck and 10 10 stack lumber: standard
wsges paid TO men with experiences; reg
ular pay day. Apply H. person at our
saw mil. located 81 miles north OF Alex
andria, La, on the SG. Louie Iron Noun
tain and Southern railway, Central I.um-
her Co. Ltd, Llncecum Grant ParlshL
Louisiana. II
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FOR Elghty.three one ana half
yard dump cars, ten ten,yard standard
gauge air dumping cars, nifty No. ! drag
scrapers new, nftY NO. 1 drag scrhper8
(second hand, three ingersoll steam
drills. twelve No ] wheel scrapers tnear
ly new, twelve No wheel serapers
lnearly new, one track laying machine,
rock tools, tents, wheelbarrows, holstlng
engine, pumps, pile hammer, piows, snoy-
els, small tools, etc, Kicker 4 Lee. Hal.
SeHton, Gexas. 81
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Us plmples, liver spots, skin and
Spiseases cured hv Perfect Face
y Ia 30 cents at Abbott Cockrel &
~ Main street; trial jar by mail,
III george $: Rail, Box 100, Gin
y Ask your drugglss II 40
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BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND TYPE.
WRITER'S Hartfords; No. 21459 SO
No. 2-1630, 500, No. 2.2O4O SIS. Dens'
more: No 2.G301, $40
J. j. PASTORAL. Pig and Litho Co,
II 30i Main Street Houston, Texas.
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FOR SALE COCO acres of good rice land so
situated that it can be easily irrgate
by Colorado river Apply to NJ. 7, Hueb
ner, Bay City. Texas. Ii
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g. CH Ms, Nayasota, Texas, manu-
w 3 salve that will cure letter, &c
'&gworm or old sores of any kind;
N Per box. Any one buying one
81. ms saiye not benefited, money
aaZS Write for testimonials. 1902
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

WANT TO RENT for n few weeks, good
driving horse aud am willing to pay well
for saIpe; viii guarantee good treatment.
Dr. w. NJ Brumby IL
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IN CONFORMITY to the act cf March 2s,
1901. entitled AN act to provide for the
organization, control, management aud
active operation of the Southwest Texas
Hgvs county. Texas" etc. sealed bids
nu..- $1,000 OR 40 nnnstrmntInn OF
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MY 1900 ACRES dark, rich, sandy loan
prairie, Austin county, near Wallis on
Santa Fe railroad; $40 80; rice land,
John Sleeper Waco, Texas. III
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FINANCIAL.

SlOljllAkD, INlbt2 NbuBLtSs, otliS anu
oxchnngcs real estate %
SHORT TIME MONEY to loan on good
security. r. G. Banknight, 10l5la Con
Eress. room il, II
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WANTED-To rent four good mules for
months of December and January. Ad-
dress j. c., 1912 Congress. 10
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE. 200 MAIN
street, controls nlDe-tenths OF ali unsu,i
lowest and terms the best to be had.
JOHN A. MILROY, Agent Il
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= n, = a Excellent correspondence
q address Educational Free
"ainey street, Austin, Texas.
v 1925
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W. u. BERRY-ED. T.. DUPREE-B Berry q
Dupree, 400 San Jaclnto street, Houston.
Texas, wholesale and retail mule deal
ers; large selection OF all grades OF
mules always on hand all orders Allied
quickly your correspondence is solicited.
1913
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EGTlVE AGFNCY-Trained detectives
nished for civil and criminal invostiga-
nN reasonable rates; correspondence
Nltd. James McCane, box 100, Hous-
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THOROUGHBRED Tennessee Jack for sale
or trade. Address A. w. Wilkinson, Alvin,
Texas 1S
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gERFUL FORTUNE TELLER-Mrs.
n tells everything, 25c, soc. S1OO re-
e troubles, unltes separated, luck
ma. 20l4 Preston avenue. 10
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HoTEcLs.

BOERNE HOTEL--Boerne, Kendall county.
all south rooms, well ventilated, ell Inn
provements; most recuperative spot on
the globe. James Y. Clarke proprietor,
A9
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REGRET SOCIETIES.

GALL MEETING of Holland
Lodge No. /, A. II. and A. NJ,
tonight at 1880 o'clock, work in
w the entered apprentice degree.
~ Members of Gray lodge No. 800
and sojourniug brethren invited
present. l.. Lechenger, w. NJ; VIII
IN secretary. Is
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AGENTS WANTED.

flA1 LIN l. ~ W saw q -
THE Kansas Mutual Life Insurance com
pany wants q few more hrst class solici-
tors and would employ three district
managers upon full renewal basis, but
record must show ability to produce bust
ness; the new policy Is guarantee or
success; for further particulars address
company at Topeka, Kan. 10
WANTED-Agents everywhere for Arm
brusters Laundry, Houston; write for
terms. l%-D
THE UNITED MODERNS give sound In
surance at reasonable cost; liberal con,
tract to active agents; the truth VIII sell
1t; no lying necessary. can y 10 ~ a. M
Wilson NJ Brown, 1OO3h Congress ave,
nue.. - =
LIFE a1ENTs, IMPORrANT-rhe Paelhe
Mutual Life, Americas foremost annual
dividend company, VIII contract Win a
few reliable solicitors on a guaranteed
salary In addition to liberal commissions
and renewals II you can produce Soop
business per month write us, naming ref
erences, for full particulars, hosenbaum
Bros, general agents, Kirby building, pa,
las, Texas. 100
WANTED-A good man In each town 10
Texas. Big money TO the right person.
Easy work. Address The Retail Sreiii
and Collection Association ~ "a he1 ~
Roulder. Colorado ~
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PACKAGE OF papers dropped from buggy,
nrobahly on Mckinney or Main street.
Reward Il returned 10 j. Il. Estes, agent,
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc railway. 10