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clAlRvoYAnTa.

~ ' - -
0EltfItuDE MYHEN. greatest liy-
Ing clairvagaut. Leland. hla "a a..
MRa nENDMHBOH. cialrvoyunt.
rcallnRa % Nendome I'D lnl o..
COLLECTION AoENclEs.
MoNGY eaILeetsd. q EoaLen 9loek.
CLONES CLEANING.
sEAIrLE clothes .Prraaink -.
clothes IN shape Il % month. dye
Ing. repairing 1901 3rd Sun 1904
HfGIfEHT pfioea for cantso on cloth
Ing Dc q ylar. 10 starr IioZa bid
CON ,HAG ,on ano BUILDERS.
EDDER9tiBI = tOnELEAF. shops
al 2iszz0 spring street.
J. it. SWIFT. house and sign pain
Tor. Lake avenue. Fremont.
DANCING AcADEMiEs.
TWELVE DAHcING LESSONS
$50. ladies'. ladies and gentlemen;
guaranteed waltz. tWu-ntep and ali
the latest ball room dances. eK-
tremeiy low rate for gentlemen
joining open CLASSES now Monday
ana Friday evenings. 30, Will
son Dancing Academy. Pike street.
ikMHNt hlNf * fiNhif fFNHHNH Ahitfs
Circulars mailed free
Mr. nnd Airs. Little's Academy. de-
pertinent dancing. physical cul-
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
LUCAS Detective Agency. Union
block J ~ Dawson manager
Dentists.
a. W. PHILLIPS. CT feussy Dix.
chleasa nenlal @ 80 nlnckLsZ
oREssmhKERs.
ron fadiea tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb sisters. 40
1li Collins block
Nine Muriet. skirts faced and bound.
20 - . m 70 z pm % Mcdonald ~
MME. SMITH modiste. Hincklsy
LYNCH a SHAW 90 Hallcr nlag
DYEiao AND CLEANING.
PARTISAN DYE WORKS = We
call for. clean. press and deliver
your clothes Once ttis ist ave.
AMERICAS steam Dye Works. dry
cleanLng us p ave Tel Vain co
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
EHfCKs0N q WYMAN co. manu-
faetura and repair electrical np-
uaf1ttin, 1914 West nV Main I3s
FOR SALE.
s.aHH=as asazs-~~saargsas
FOR HALE-E Seattle auction sale
stable lzi2 Western avenue: tel.
HaM 1891. Auction every Tuesday
nHa Friday a. .. m; horses.
wagons. harness. esc. All Kinds Of
goods su5d on commission. NJ. J.
Walker HurfHnurfr
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PaInTlso AND BINDING.

METHoPoLITAR Printing q BIND.
Ing Co. IL Yeslef. Tel. Blue cot
BULL BROS. commercial printers.
11c. s07. 50s Washington Bid, over
Trcen.s shoe store Tel White SO.
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co to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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FOR SAIL Seattle auction sale
stable lzi2 Western avenue: tel
Bur 1871 Auction every Tuesday
nHa Friday al .. m. horses,
wagons harness. esc. All kinds Of
goods suid on commission. NJ. J.
Walker HurHHnuHer
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Il. NOGLEBERG 49, Painting. paper
hanging. kalsomiming i012 Pine
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PhoTooRAPHsRs.

NOVELTY Photo Co. :isil coIum.
bia. only place 10 get retouehed
double size. stamps. "a for 25c
button free open Sundays.
Amateur finishing. Wise Med Blk
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paYsiciAss AND SURGEONS.
PLUMBING.

HAZLETT a MULLIN - New work
guaranteed ] year. Tel Bun 1884,
CEO. II WooDHoUsE CO. Tel
Hnin 90
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co Bun an.
BAKER a SON. phone Black 1864
THEo TrnNER I'll 6reen 81.
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FLEcTRIcAl MACHINERY.


EHiCKsoN 4 WYAAN co. manu-
faetura and repair electrical Hp-
nafltna, Igt WeHt as Main as
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HoMESEEKERs. ATTENTION.
40 acres good upland. t455. part
easily cleared. part good timber.
] mile from saw mill and Ia miles
from two best market towns In
the state. 5 miles from Seattle
half cash. balance your own time
II you mean business address at
once 4. .. Box C.. NO AGENTS.
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ZEN - ana Awnings Mosquito
proof tents, mining hose and can
vas boats army duck tents and
ioldlnR camp beds. the cold Med
AZ kind. SEATTLE TENT n
AWNING CO. wholesale manu-
aeturers. Marion and Western.
TENTS, awnings. nags. tarpaulins.
rose, etc. Alaska outfitters in all
canvas goods. Goods made to ord
81 by experts at moments no
tiee. Sunde a Erland, First aud
Jackson.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-10-05
4 Typical African Store.

O. r. Larson, Of Bay Villa, Sum
days River, Cape Colony, conducts
a store typical of South Africa, At
which can be purchased anything
from a proverbial 'needle to an an
chor.'' This store Is situalsd in .
valley nine miles from the neare..
railway station and about twenty.
five miles from the nearest town.
Mr.. Lawson says: II am favored
witt, tue custom Of farmers within y
radius Of thirty miles. to many Of
whom supplied ClIamberJain's $
remedies. All testify t, their value
il a household where a docto'rs adj
vice is almost out Of the question.
Within one nile Of my store the
population is about SIXTY. OF these,
within the past twelve months, no
less than fourteen have been abso-
lutely cured by Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. This must surely
be q record"
For sale by v. II. Frederick,
druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-10-05

A Nuisance That Should
be Abated.

Few men can be found to pity
the fragments Of a fool who sticks
a lighted cigar into a barrel of
powder; and We hold up the oil
can idiot as a warning to thought.
less people. 1t is the expected that
happens In all such cases. And
yet We go right on educating our
people in analchism through the
instrumentality of the ablest teach
ers imported from foreign coun-
t,ies. Then, when the explosion
occurs, should We plead that we
''dldn't know !, was loaded?'
When some highly honored idol of
the people is assasslnated, we seem
surprised. Can We expect to SOW
Canada thistles and reap wheat?
Can we reasonably expect to i'm
port professional assassins and
read social order, instead of blood
shep? We have permitted Euro
pean nations TO consign to US car
goes of anarchists, and we have re-
ceived them with open arms, Sc
cured their declaration of lnten.
tions and voted them at the polls.
Their native lands have found it
profitable TO pay the fare of those
cut-throats and furnish them money
enough to secure immunity from out
immigration laws on landing rather
than nour,sh such vipers at home.
Our immigration laws are like the
tisherman's net, that catches min
nows, bu, let the sharks and stln.
garees pass through. And We are
continually lnaugurating schemes
to induce these very people to pol
lutte our shores with their pestifer.
GUS presence, but rigidly exclude
all who come under contract to
work. As we'll turn lot of mad
dogs loose at Sunday school pic
mic. The theory that our country
IS designed to be a refuge for the
oppressed of all nations is beautiful
and attractive, and has added
several millions Of our best citi-
zens to the body polite. Ii Is the
anarchists and professional cut.
throats that we object to. They
are open enemies Of public order
and have been permitted to teach
their bloody doctrine to our own
people, and mobs and murders are
the result The plain and simple
remedy is to hang the anarchists
We have and stop immigration Of
others.-Farm and Ranch.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-10-05
VENIRE.
Twenty. sixth Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of
81. Yammany.

BE 1T KNOWN and remembered, That
on this 18th day of September, in the year
of onr Lord, nineteen hun ired and ono,
beinR the Gay dxed therefor By law. I. Il.
r. Warren. Clerk of the Twenty.sixth Ju.
dicial District Court and ex-Ohicio Jury
Commissioner for the Parish Of 1t Tam
many. having previously summoned IN
writin: Charles Ouiliber, H. A. VetTet,
v. H. Frederick, H. J. Smith and 3. J.
Talley, Jury Commissioners. and L.
J. Heintx and ]. B. alaille. f,eeholders
and citizens of said Pal isl,, "s witnesses.
to appear on this day; and Cl'arl. 8
Oulliber, =. J. Tnlloy, II. J. smith
and V. II. Frederick, Jury Con,mis.
sioners, III. A. Ve1ret being nbsent,)
having apps ared in my Office
in the Courthouse in the Town OF
Covington, the place designated by me.
did proceed with the Ju-y CoEmission-
ers. in the presence o: the witnesses
Aforesaid, to examine the general Venire
List. ana stri xe t..erefrom the names ofHll
persons who lave served M grand and
regular jurors sincs the previous draw.
ing of che general venire, as we'll Ms all
those pepHODs vino have died. Iemov.
from the parish. or otherwise lisqnali-
lei. and ~ remove from tie G.nelal
Vsnire BOX the slips containing the
na aer OF the persons 70 stricken from
the list.
We, the said Jury Commissioners
aforesaid, il the presence of the afore-
said Witnesses, then supplemental d
the General venire List by adding
thereto the names Of m many qualified
jurors ~ was required to u,ake three
hundr red, and by adding to tho balots
in the Gerera' Venire Box, ON separate
slips Of pnper, the names of the persons
30 added to The list. We then did select
from the said supplemented list the
names It twenty coy persons. ~ lar rs
possible from different larts "f tLe !'ar-
isil. which persons, good AMI tine III. q.
and aid, in the presen.e OF the other
Jury Com missitners and tho afor eseid
witnesses, place their names, written by
me, Clerk, on separate slips Of raIer,
in an envelope sealed and endors I'd BY
me, Clerk. as List Of Grand jurors, TO
meet on Monday, octob.r IL. 1901, NJ
follows. tO.Wit:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-10-05

And the names emaining, two hun.
dred ard eighty (28O,) written on sepa.
rate slips Of paper by me, CLERK, with the
number OF the ward in which they re-
side, were plac sd in the General Venire
Box. and alter being xell Mixod, y. J.
ralley, one OF the aforesaid Jury
ommissioners, in the presence Of the
remaining Jury Commissioner End
witnesses aud me-, Clerk. proceeded 70
dr..w therefrUn the names Of thirty (3O)
week Of CONT, commencing on Monday,
Oct. IA, 1901, being the second Monday
Of said mouth, which were written down
by me, Clerk and ex-Of1cio Jury Com.
missioner, NJ drawn, and the slips con-
tanning their names were placed in an
envelope and sealed and endorsed List
Of jurors No. l. which were - follows.
t0-wit:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-10-05

And We leing Of tho opinion that =
jury was not needed Tor the sesond weel
Of said court. tho said Jury Com:a,s-
sioaers places! all OF said AliLs in n,
envelope, and endorsed as shove stated
aud scaled. wero by Us placed ~ the
Jury Box" Mnd iocked and sealed and
plsced in the custody OF the Clerk Of
court. in the prescuce OF the wbov.
mentioned Witnesses. tor use vt the o..
suing session Of court
All OF tiexe acts 0i tue Jury Iou,mjx.
slonsfs afOrcsAi.. having been 40 e in
tue presence "f e,.cA other unu vf TIE,
witnesses above named mni me. ex-uf.
ficio Jury commissioned and cicrs, .ll
Of whom hereunt0 sign their names. on
the same day and date first above writ
ten. CHARLES OULLIBER.
H. J. SIXTH,
v. H. FREDER1cK,
s. j. TALLEY,
Jury Com mission ers
H. r. WARREN
Clerk and ex-O O6icio Jury Commissioners
Witnesses:
L. J. HEIN'rz,
J. B. MAILLE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-10-05
Dixon Academy


year divided terms, follows:
FALL TERM, OCTOBER ht TO DECEMBER 2Is 1901
WINTER TERN, JANUARY 2nd TO MARCH 22nd, 1902
SPRING TERM MARCH TO JUNE 18th, 1902
Ne Student will be Received for Shorter Period than One Term
@% Charges for Day Pupils: *
Primary Grade. So 90 Per Term.
Grammar Grade SO 90 Per Term.
ALL DUES PAYABLE EACH TERM IN ADVANCE
Vim. A. DIXON, Principal.
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LIFE auENrS, IMPORTANT-The Pacific
Mutual Life, Americas foremost annual
lew reliable solicitors on d guaranteed
salary In addition to liberal commissions
and renewals. If you can produce 5000
business per month write us, naming ref
erences for fun particulars. Roscubaum
Bros. general agents, Kirby building, Dal-
las Texas. Il-l9
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTEu-- Rent room. furnished or un.
furnished, light housekeeping; man and
Mlfe. 12i1ia Congress avenue. 40
WANTED-To rent house OF four or FIVE
rooms or four upstairs rooms for hight
housekeeping, or two unfurnished rooms
with board for two; must have accommo-
dgtions for horse and wagon and be near
sd. Patrick's church, Fifth ward; state
location and price; references exchanged.
Address Merchant, T. o. box 6Ss, Hous-
ton. ~
GOOD six or seVen-room house, with bath
and light, Ia desirable location; Third
ward preferred; state price, which must
be reasonable. 0691, this Office. IL
WANTED-ro rent or buy. O hotel In q
live town by responsible and expert
enced party. address 1864, this office. 10
WANTBD-By couple without children.
three or four unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping must be In good condition
and good nelghborhood; references ex-
changed. Address 1915, this oniee. ~
WANTED-A furnished cottage or ANAL
house. Address Box .. Houston. 70
NICE HOUSE In nice pelghboFhoo1. villa
ia four blocks Rics hOteli ~ - pAanF
bedro0gs: 1urzzbe4 ~ .nDk1ia4sHAr8 50
sssxsgszs Az1aMsa - .aaa's ia1zz1 --ru.. ~
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WANrED-A good man In eAcn town IL
Texas. Big money to the right person.
Easy work. Address The Hctall ere ~
and Collection Association r. .. Box 494,
Boulder. Colorado. II
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office OF II, D. Steele, Houston. Texas,
at the office OF Il. $. Hall, suite 91S, 1853
La Sale street. Chicago, H., and at the
San Antonio and Dallas offices OF the
james Rely Gordon Co., architects. S.
II. BraShear, president. 80
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lprsnsro IAN-Sober and TRUSTWORTHY
i ali eyn lot travelling; $50 per month
Fsed enY pgioses please lnclose self-ad-
fndent 10 rs Tor particulars. Super
-. " olar hnlldlng. Chicacn 10
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a GOOD opportunity for men OF good char.
acter TO start branch sales agencies for
IIPrtns "uT SJui.i'vt iuV- io' my ~, ~, ,n
States; no capital required: wooiens In
the piece furnished for display purposes
and goods shipped on open account to
agents where satisfactory reference or
hoad can be furnished Apply at once
20 Don't. z. Lock Box S66, ChIcngo. III.
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THE UNITED MODERNS give sound in.
surance at reasonable cost. liberal con
tract 10 active agents; the truth win sell
II; no lying necessary. CAL to 10 a, IN,
Wilson NJ. Brown, lO03il Congress ave-
nue., 1872
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WE WANT AGENTS for our new No. :
Standard harness riyeter; will do
same work as $50 machines used In
factories so cheap everybody will buy
one: on receipt OF So cents In stamps
will mail sample and terms Thomas
Foote Co. Los Angeles, Chi. 10
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BIDS WANTED-Bid are Invited by the
commissioners court OF Harris county,
Texas, for the drainage, grading and re-
pair OF the following public roads in the
vicinity Of In Porte, to-wit: The Sea-
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BIDS WANTED-BIds are Invited by the
commissioners court OF Harris county,
Texas for the construction of one and
one half miles approximately Of she'll
road at Cedar bayou between llfrey's
store ma Ellison's store. Plans and specl-
hcatlons can be seen in the surveyors Of
zee. Bids will be opened on Friday,
November 10, 1901. at II m. o'clock. Bids
must he accompanied by check for 500
is reserved to reject any and ali bids. E.
II. Nasmer, county judge. IA
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NOTICE no CoNTRACTORS-Se pro
posals will be received at the Waco office
OF Nesscr 4 Smith, architects, until II
m, November 80 1901, for the cree
tion Of II. l.. Carroll Chapel and Library,
two-story stone and brick building for
Baylor University at Waco, Texas Plans
aud specifications can be seen at the Of
hcCs OF Messer S Smith, architects, Waco
and Fort Worth, Texas. Certified check
for eight hundred $500 dollars will be
required with each bid. The building
committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. f.. II. Nash chairman. 20
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WANTED Fraternal insurance agents;
practical plaus; correct rates, big reserve
fund; tlptop contract; write me. w. j.
Mntou, Dallas, Texas, II
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lug and loan experience Call On l.. ID
ing and loan experience. Can at 31t
Bin2 building. Houston. 10
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AGENTS DO you want to make So daily
handling our Manifold Shirt Bosom"
Twenty shirts in one; entirely new;
stylish ana up to date, It sells on sight;
Toe samples TO agents loo; don't de-
lay; order at once; this order Is limited
The 1908, Agency Co., Spring Ave-,
ST louis Mo
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS-Se pro
posals will be received at the office OF
the Houston Lyceum and Carnegie liz
Texas, until II o'clock noon, I'd day OF
December, 1901, for the erection OF a
new Carnegie library building at Hons.
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MONEY LOANED on Houston real estate.
Ed S. Phelps, attorney, 31O& Main street,
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AGENTS WANTED in water works towns
for the Modern filter; new design;
sells rapidly; true merit; address Modern
Filter Co, 2i3 D1. Franklin street,
Boston. Mass
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commissioners court and win be opened
al y m. on Friday, November 10. 1901,
for the construction OF thirteen bridges
bridges VIII be Of wood and plans and
specifications for same can be seen az
the Office OF the county surveyor. Check
for SIS must accompany bid for each
bridge and each bridge must be bid upon
separately. The right Is reserved to re-
ject any and all bids. Il. II. Vasmer,
county Judge. IA
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FINANCIAIl-Loans negotiated. realty
bought and sold. rents collected by G. A.
Wolf, Rice hotel. Bank reference given.
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selinc .Sooo easily made by january
bsstS any $3.50 life OF Mckinney.
10 .s msdleal hook; and giving away
h sam purchaser a 50 hoy finest
arvsss' perfumery, etc. made. also
|ed nv; ana best holiday books NIB.
n ana i'. ., cut to SOC, zoe. S1 and
u valrs Swing free to each purchaser
Frm svsr IN toilet soaps and perfumes;
hh 10 M presented such a chance for
oommlssldAe money as we now offer;
one senS u 3 are the largest paid by
L oatft ~ cents at once for com.
.A Kline ppnr llDe of hooks aud
q streets. 81 'gIilshihg Co., Morgan and
(T :. ~. LOUIS, Mo. 10
csIitS go, washer and ESaer. Apply
ha. N
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on the W0rK must De accompanied Win
check for $50. Bids will he opened at
1901. and the successful bidder will be
required to give "A performance bond in
n sum equal TO one-fourth OF the esti-
mated cost Of the work Each bidder win
write his name and the work bid upon
across the envelope. e. IL. Vasmer,
county judge. IA
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-My agents make $50 to $15
per month, I want you to DO the same.
j H. Mckinney, Cooper, Texas. 10
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GEO l.. PORTER d co. buy and sell oil
stocks on orders best reference; best
scrvice 2O6ia ALain street. Houston. u
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II YOU want best selling thing ever in
vented address W. st. John, Drawer 90
Waco, Texas. ii
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AGENTS wanted; SBSS profit drst month by
one agent; article patented; beware int
tauons; special proposition and exclusive
control 70 first applicant. Dry Powder
FIRE Appliance, 154 East Esd street. y.
Y. CITY.
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INDUSTRIOUS men women or girls can
muko 500 per month working for us;
write today kennedy Publishing Co.
MeXlR. VeNHs. IL
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A MIDDLE-AGED lady with one enid
wishes position MS housekeepcr for Wild.
over U In a small family; references
cXchnnged. Adlress 5000. this oftlce. 10
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NEW Marlin repeater. 12.gauge, take down
model and cash for high grade double.
barreled hammerless. r. c. Gray, 302
BiuZ. 10
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DOST WANTS"
ARE CHEAP.
HELP WANTED.

IksFCLAsS white girl walter. woman s
Exchange diulngroom IL
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STENOGRAPHER experienced in legal
and railroad work wishes position, SOl
Center street, Galveston. ID
SITUATION wanted by young man to
learn switching or brakIng on the rail
same: 1856 this office. 10
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NANIED-Io D0IfoW IT0m SJVVO % wv.
900 from . 10 10 years at low rate OF
bile improved lands worth Eve times the
money borrowed can satisfy any man as
to security. provided rate Of Interest is
this money FOR safe investments Interest
payable semiannually; name lowest rate;
don't answer unless you have the money
ready AT low rate; 444 this Office. 10
$1,000 TO 5000 TO loan on improved resi-
deuce, business or country property, Oh
to 8 per cent. Hannah & Parsons, lOlf
Texas. 10
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XXTHAT DO
wv YOU WANT7
SITUATIONS FEMALE.

GOOD itrod girl not ufuid OF work
desires postVu as nurse, house dining
room or cook. Address Mary Rector,
28l0 Rusk avenue ~
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nOST "W ANTS"
Il ARE READ.
sITUATIoNs-lAALE.

PHARMACIST FIrst-ciass
prescription man, Al salesman and good
manufacturer, references furnished. Ad
dress Pm. c., 1904 Kane street j.
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FINANCIAL.

class oil company; have secured one Of
the finest tracts OF oil bearing land on
Spindle Top Heights; par value OF stock
10 cents Parties with from 800 10 $500
can Join us on ground floor basis by
answering this ad and investigating our
proposition no later than Tuesday next.
Address $3.50, this office 10
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ten the name of the bidder and tho work
day, November 10, 1901, at Il m. o'clock,
and the right IS reserved 10 reject any
aud all bids Il. II. Nasmer, county
imdEc. u
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IA: r,WtaaNIED TO work ON sofa Dill
,fsnissSe.r a furnished; steady work
lnped any experience unnecessary; send
n Dent eiT9 1 TO Miss MCGEE, Needle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

BIDS WANIED-Ibe commissioners court
invites bids for the repair Of Harrisburg
rond at Dumer's place, including piling,
sewers, brick masonry and timber, ac-
cording TO plans and specifications now
on file in the county surveyors office.
BIDS must be accompanied by check In
fhn enrn of S1On nnh tho snrrnssfnl hid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10
HELP WANTED.

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~ ~ percy r. Norton, Calvert IeAas;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-10

mann aanANEL and collect In Texas
IN; soma SS', ras; salary $50 monthly TO
fpe M onoa eieTences and addressed en-
Chicago treasurer, 702 Star build
sew 10