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congresses and for entertainments.
The house is prettily furnished in light,
summary style. 1t is sufficiently re-
moved from the main exposition build
1ngs to restful retreat to those tired of
sightseeing, yet from windows, DOOR
ways and verandas, one may watch the
visitors on the grounds or gliding along
the beautiful waterways
No exhibits are to be placed in the
woman's building, which is to be used
for headquarters for the honorary and
Buffalo members of the woman's board
for entertainments and conventions
Getting away entirely from the idea
Of making a distinction regarding sex
in the Pan-American exhibits, the work
OF women will be shown with that of
men, and the exhibits will be judged on
their merits alone
This is progressive plan, and one
that cannot fail to commend itself to
the judgment of the thoughtful.
Tt is another example of the modern
spirit shown in this, the first EXPOSE
ton Of the twentieth century, in which
will be demonstrated the unity of the
New World.
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FAT AND LEAN

That is, babies: fat, they are
happy and safe; lean, they are
neither happy nor safe.
Apart from being entirely
healthy or not quite well, a fat
one has much reserve of vital
strength to resist any sudden
attack, while the lean one has
little or no reserve.
The way to be fat and well
is SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil. A little: only a little.
Not any, if healthy and plump
already; "let well enough
alone.
Well send you little to try if you like
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street, New York.
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building faces the lark lake, where
great electric fountain is to be one OF
the scenic beauties of the fair To the
east, 1t faces the exposition rose gar
dens, which are to be marvels of frag-
rance and loneliness.
Broad, roomy verandas surround the
house, and all about the building tall
flag poles are set, SO the Pan-American
colors will float about the woman's build
ing, the Stars and Stripes occupying the
place of honor, symbol of a nations
freedom.
The interior of the building is very ar
tistic. A large, airy hall with a roomy
fire place first attracts the visitor. A
good-siZed dining room and several tea
rooms can be used for small entertain
ments. A large apartment on the
ground floor will be occupied as read
sionally be set aside. for small conven-
lions of women. 1t will also be used
for entertainments.
The offices of the women's board are on
the ground floor of the building. Up
stairs are attractive resting rooms and
dressing rooms, also a large apartment
facing the Amherst Gate, which can
be used for women's conventions and
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a banquet will be served in Institute hail.
followed by brief addresses from ex-Gov
J. S. Pillsbury, ex-Gov. Alexander Ram
sey, the first territorial governor and the
only surviving war governor" Hon. s.
r. Van SAINT, governor; Archbishop Ire
land Hon. Loren Fletcher member of
congress; Hon. Frank NJ. Eddy, member
of congress; Hon. E. W. Durant and
Hon. William Pitt Murray, all of whom
are territorial pioneers and members of
the association.
The ladies will set tables for 500.
Souvenir Book No. will be ready for
distribution among members on the day
of the reunion, and the secretary is now
issuing a call for subscriptions for this
interesting compilation. An edition of
1900 copies is expected.
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St, Adams y; Y, has invented
method that cures without
pain, danger operation or an hours
less of time from the days work.
20 avoid all questions of doubt he sends
free to every sufferer a free trial of his
method and there can be no earthly
reason why anyone, rich or POOR. should
not avail themselves of this generous Of
fer As an instance Of this remarkable
method, the cure of Charles Lange. Nor
risen. Ill, is a welcome piece Of intel
1igence.
Mr.. LANCE is a we'll preserved old gen
tleman, Y years Of age and for eighteen
years had a bad double rupture which no
treatment could cope with After short
use of the Rice method the left rupture
healed entirely and the right was almost
closed in a few weeks. Today he is as
sound as a dollar wears no truss or
ether support and his cure is only one
o. hundreds of similar cases reported
BY those who use the Rice method Send
for this free trial Don't be backward.
1t will surprise you with its wonderful
power to heal. And if you know of other
ruptured people ask them to write Or
write for them. Do net fail to lite at
once; do so today.
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Through Sleeping Car Service to
Kansas City Via "The Milwaukee,,

A standard first-class sleeper for Kan
sas City via c., M. & st. P. Ry's popular
Hedrick Route leaves Minneapolis 1850 a.
M, st. Paul 500 a. m. daily, and arrives
Kansas City 700 o'clock next morning.
comfortable route from the Twin Cities
to Kansas City, the South, Southwest and
California,
For full information regarding lowest
rates apply to c., NJ. & st. p Ry. ticket
agents or address ]. r. Conley. Asst.
Gen Pass. Agent, St. Paul. Mimi
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Emily B. Flint and husband to
4, Wanns' add .....,..,............. $725
j. Burket and wife to c. Kreyer,
S e "a of w Il sec Il, L 90. r % 600
c. Kreyer and wife to Emile
T 20. r % ............................ 1000
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Rioting in Korea.

LONDON, March 26-At Intschau Ko-
rea, collisions have occurred between the
people and missionary students, accord
ing to the st. Petersburg correspondent
of the Daily Mail, and several students
have been killed or wounded.
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lei Preller, employees of the GAINESVILLE
Barbed Wire works, were killed by the
explosion of a large gasoline engine used
to furnish motive power No reason can
be given for the explosion.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.
w. P. Rhoda and Lucy NJ. Jameson.
BIRTHS
Mrs. John Nelson, city hospital, girl.
Mrs. J. Mcnamara, Raspberry island girl.
Mrs. William Fountain, 1874 Eaton, bov.
Mrs. Charles Hessler, e. Water girl
Mrs. A. j. Kampmann $50 Hague, boy.
Mrs. Joseph ]. Nicer, 1894 Bayless. boy.
Mrs. William Bartag. 25S Nash, girl
Mrs. Joseph Janish, II Harvester, boy.
Mrs. Erland Bloom. $50 Walker boy.
Mrs. G. Stevens, 464 Sherburne. boy.
Mrs. w. Christian, 276 Summit. boy.
Mrs Z. w. Lynch, 142 e. University boy,
DEATHS
Andrew Jackson. &c yrs, 1854 Euclid.
Joseph Likimund, 20 yrs, 440 Superior.
Henry j. Castle, 26 yrs, Battle Creek.
Christina Anderson "a yrs, 1859 McBoal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-27

Do Not Fail 10 See Miss Rancho
Prepare meals on Gas Range at the
Cooking Exhibit.
ST. PAUL GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
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Deposits made on or before April 8
draw months interest July ! at The
State Savings Bank, eth and MINI. SITS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-27

Anna r. Wilkinson to Hillga Pet
erson, 1t II, j. M. Warmers add. SEQ
Toline Stolpestad and husband to G..
F. Stern, lot 13, blk q, Oakville
ParK .............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ztu
G. A. Clark ct al to M E. Titcomb,
und 2-9 1t Is blk 10 Nininger &
+ Donnelly's add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
r: B. Bidwell to H. H. Meyer, east
u 1t 8, blk 6, Winslows add.
w. g: Cory and wife to F. Trap,
lot 5, Chute Bros, Div No g.. $50
S. L. Hume ct al to c. A. Brust-
mann, lot Is Dana & Humer's subj
blk SO, L. d. add. 3l5
T. Slater and wife to VIM. J. Slippy,
1t Is, blk q Selby, McClung e. Van
Meters add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,0oO
Total .............. .................. $6,2O1
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits were issued yesterday
as follows:
Emil F: sternberg, new two-story
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rec 10 the
Rgsptsgreei.
Dr.. w. 6. Rice, the WeII-Known Au-
thority, Sends Trial of His Fa-
NOUS Method Free to All.

Out Of the chaos of old-time failure
comes a new and startling cure for rup-
tCre, DR.. w. s. Rice, 5G9 n. Main
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DEATHS.

~~-oI~-o-~-~-~-~-~-o-o-o-~--
HENDRICKS-Ma 26, Grace Helena
Hendricks, wife of William Hendricks,
aged thirty-eight years. Funeral pri-
vate. Interment at Oakland cemetery.
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frame dwelling on the north side
of Prescott street between Ban
croft and Harvard ........ s., 500
Five minor permits .......... 775
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VITAL STATISTICS.

MARRIAGE LICENSE.
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w. L. DOUGLAS:
I have worn your $3.50 shoes for years, /
and it has been clearly demonstrated to me i
that for ease, style and durability they can
not be eXcelled by any higher priced shoes. 1
4 GEO. r. VANN
POI West 31st St., N. Y. City A
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IL DETECTIVE MCANE could be per-
suaded TO mako the race FOR Chief OF
question about his election 10y the peo-
pie ltl1
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PERSONAL.

WANT ads. remaining In the office OF Tue
Post for the week ending September Z:
5026; 500 al; j00l 20; 1871; T Brown;
5000 GN: 49, 81; 5O2l t2lt &. Mcrchaut:
5S2s 49,; 50T9 (el; $3.50; $50; 5oO5; 5u3O
t3l 1910; $3.50; 50; Jack. 1851 W. N; No.
.; H. HENRY: sos &l2T; 5SlI George;
(2l; O. o. 81; Machinlst Engineer: \. \.
f3l 1904: 5}S9 ll0l; NJ. f.; AS,Sl; 5SSS;
Nj NJ NJ. NJ Jo62 IA; L.; 5H6l; 5SS6;
hS9l; 1916; 5slG, G66: 2Oi2 1857; a343;
53Ss: 501S; Chas. Rudnlp; l394 l44; 5S59;
S. II. n; 500 144i, 5S9i; saw Mil;
$50; I. b.. $50; 5O00; $40; 1000; 5915;
p99; 5S74; X 1876; 1S24. 1899, $500; ju4H
VIII u 534S; 123; 259s; JS12 5S9T;
1916; 1916
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RATES $500 per day; free sample rooms,
Plckwick Hotel. Mrs G.. H. Matlack. Pro
prletress; free hack: round trip baggage
25c. Tyler, Texas. o-26
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HAHELlNE REMEDlES-Scu for free
sample; agents wanted. 1903 San Jacln-
TO. Ia
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RESPECTABLE MAN wants 0i.-.--,
ter yard man, tend TO horses VA y. =
and garden; good worker. ~
. Vine street. a. MI
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sITUATIoNs-MAiS'

EXPERIENCED bookkeenos 1-----.>
ularly in professional WORK, ,.eugasa
set OF books; will visit e ~ kesl
every afternoon to most NJ, esssenli;
correspondence. Address ,ys d
nee. - ~
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WANTED by young man Of GOD =
and business qualities, position 4, n,
keeper or assistant for whoIesak 4
Gerry or commission house; on Of N,
November / best of references. Iass
No. 5722, this office.
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WANTED--Position as Collector r. :
tleman of experience and rc xna. \.
Box $50, Luling, Texas. fVra''
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Sto,oh hereby, given thai TTnITed
1uales letters patent No. 5S4nS3 'di nte
Su1e :, 1877. and No. Gn2. 023. dated Az,
oil l ~ cover broadly the application ~
letters si nS,ds, roads and railways, These
justices Roadhed Company of Now i tne
~, having Offices nj 81 South Eiftoo ut y
iR sst ~ ~, rhlSaelphla Pa. Paroles ' desIr.
nnted TO communicates with Nr oaus are
M Wn ~ president, Unauthorized nsers -,
frlngement prosecuted for In.
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n VIE 1EIu II l4IVIt- Il
OPIUM, morphine, whisky habits cured in
10 days; no pain or injury to patient; no
pay until cured; deposit our money In
bank, pay US when cured: our method OF
treatment most successful known to med
especial care given lady patients: home on
car line 3 miles from center OF city, which
insures privacy; best references: all cor.
respondence confidential Address "The
Matthews Home" 800 Day Ave, West
End, San Antonio, Texas Il
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HOME FOR LADIES during confinement,
Good doctors and nurse; Infants adopted.
Confidential Z. %. BOX - -
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DON'T THROW AWAY your old summer
suit, Let us treat II and you can wear
II until late In the winter. We fix up
Ladies' work cheap. Pantltorlum Club,
2l2 San JacInto and 1905 Preston Both
phones III
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WANTED-Posltlon by experie,c,7- :.
Keeper and office man. Add,,.s I
this office. 'u'a
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MEN-My Gold and Damiana Tables
promptly relieve and permanently cure
all cases of sexual debility. mailed 81
Leon Blchon French Pharmacist, 700
Mckinney avenue Houston n
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oIiGE-On September Ia Io0i -
a. houston win sell TO the hishsnnsee Ely
in s'b TOT cash, all OF the properly hongS,
the o slty yne no SIy fSr taxes and for wbieb
leeds Of the property can he snan Q. the
.ISe OF the city. attorney In The M,i ihr
Sya Low mil, on the corner OF Texash ' sns
b, Bennett aEls G street M,.,L ]; Tnfdy. N.
'''es' Houston, Texas, July 10, 1901. y S.is
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MANTED-Young lady, experience
bookkeeping and general office Sgt
sires position at once. In or oas IN ,sl.
fee.
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COMPETENT BooKKEEpER -
man with six years experience sna Y
nlanent position; references NV wsnsl
ployer' Address box B B. 'V M ~ 4
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WANTED Position as cIeTr .---
bank; 10 years experienced y esss
the law of banking thorouchtvu. nos,i
erences. Address 5Tl9, this $50 ~
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WANTED-A position by trncI -
Of many years experience apt NV
stands farming very well lda.l "
Nelson. Eagle Hotol. HulNN
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WONDERFUL claiIvoyant. Ms Black.
tells everything, SOC, 81; unites separut-
ed lucky charms. etc; 1870 Preston
avcnuc; also by mail 10
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WANTED-ClericaI work ~ -
man: thoroughly experIenceif uans n
or saloon business. Addrsss % 81
A. Herclk, 70S Louisiana strs. ~ III
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WANTED--By young man Of good TX
and business qualities position as traIta
salesman for wholesale grocer
commission house, on or before NortsI
l best of references. Address 51lt
office
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USIEOIAIII1 = DIS. NlIIlum Mark.
Blanche Mccormick. graduates "Amcri-
can School Of Ostaopathy,' KirksyiIle
Mo, under ,foundcu Dr. s.. Il. still, con
Mason block IA
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POSITION wanted as asslstant sIe,,,-'
or engineer In large plant or cab x
work in small plant. by young ma n
Trick. San Angelo. Texas. n
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WANTED--A position by dVrTi
orcd man, either to drive wagon n 4
around the yard. Address 24i0 CiA
street
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THE EIGHTH session Of my English and
German kindergarten ana primary school
Sif commence on Monday. September
~. az 90S Jackson street. terms 81 and
81. Mrs c. Bochow. IA
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A POOR MAN just arrived n -
painting work, Il good scenIc a eaM
but cheap work because ~ %ut
dress 1T6J. this office. hAni
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ANY ONE giving information leading 10
the whereabouts of Mrs Emma Gorhet
will he rewarded when last heard OF was
at Sour Lake On route to Houston. Ad-
dress Il. Il. Johnson, Beaumont 10
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WANTED-A position as engineer Or IN
man: man of good habits and n
steady IL the care Of positions hei
dress 500, this office.
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WELL KNOWN travelling man anIleai
quit the road wants position IN aN
country store; best references. Aaus
100, Gregory, Texas.
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A SETTLED MAN, German, would hal
take charge of ranch or to raise eAlda
and hogs, either for wages or on sos,
AMdress h1NI. this mfflce.
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WANTED--By all round cook ana N
(whitel. hotel, restaurant or w. n
boarding cars: state wages viii ~
Beaumont, 915 Fifth street, Houss,,
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SITUATION WANTED to learn sEIia,
or braklng on the railroad; $50 Y
one securing for me the same AM
5f2S, this office.
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YOUNG man wants position firing u
around machinery. Call III Pcs
street
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WORK WANTED by good farmer e
mani; understands thoroughly garasa
and care of stock. Address DIV \
otflce.
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HONEST, reliable. energetic boy u ID
Old must have work: will accept ~ 1
spectacle place: 57T5, this office
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good man In es chh ~.
Texas. Big money 10 the L.. ~.
Easy work. Address tbs bn M q
aud Collection Association nv "
Bouldsr.. Colorado a. -
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WANTED-Your small set Of booI,
ences given. Bookkeeper, this cfss I
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POSITION wanted by reliable Indeed
colored man ms travelling salesman \
livery man. can furnish any rele,;l
necessary. Address 6T25, this oflct
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WHO wants n good. sober, hopeSi ~
nNnle watchmanf Address L y ~
Leona and Hardy streets, Fifth ss.S0 "A
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WANT a position as housekeepeI. Y
hotel: will go anywhere; e sil sTS VA
references. Address 5I5i, TINS olu,ee
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WANTED--A position as houseesefps v
rich widower or bachelor pes' II
erences. Address "Housekeepvi,4 ays
Bastrop (rexas) Advertiser
Texas.
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WANTED-A position as teacher eitna
public school or home, by lady ~. I
first grade certificate; one yems
perience; music and Latin speua'u'
dress Box 50, Portland. Texas.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

THE HOUSTON TURNVEREIN Invites
bids for the purchase OF the two large mod.
ern two-story dwelling houses, together
Win out-buildngs known as No. 1911
ana 1917 Texas avenue, Houston Texas.
90 be removed within thirty days after
notice. Scaled bids 10 he filed nj my
Office, Mason block, not later than October
n 1901. Vereln reserves right to reject
any ana all bids. III. kaufman, Secre-
sary. IA
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

HOLpERs OF Houston Light 90.
npw "e dne az not me tS present ,S.l
Land and Trust eomnonot The H..
nue., Houston, Texas, Az .ffaull
be paid. Inghafh s.. c ne az
MANAGER. Houston, August u
HOTEL BURNETT-Modernr, : -.s.:
newly Furnished; II you wsu iiaa@lll
T FSnnI Ge ,r q, J,nGe phone sd, a's
NOTICE TO THE PUBT-Ic-T-
way responsible for ana a,an ;
debts contracted by Tor, WI VI
Houston. Dan c. Williams NlIhu
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YOUNG man with experience On rs,S :
Ing specialties and In general ~
slres position; reference given. IA:
II. II. f.. this office. 's
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A RELIABLE German woman wanss N n
sitlon ms cook or housekeepef y tx
don't object TO little girl ageu f'-
6OS1a Main street.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED District and local IA =
beneft conpany Ia the state .as ~
paid all claims promptly, paylnas, XXI
tractive contract 20 prst-class IA m
with references: no Others h1psau61
southern Casualty Association p'' !.
Texas ><,
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A FlRST-CLASS experienced stenogih
desires position. Address p, o. Boz |
Galveston Texas
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SIrUATIOS WANTED either as ststi'.
engineer or fireman. No. Spence ii.
r. II. Timmons.
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POSITION WANTED as steinoggr rag WIN
typewriter and understand ooVA9Stss
can furnish best of reference
l.. o. BOY A. LlanO, Texas.
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WANTED-Work by frst-class painla ]
paper hanger; day or contract, fe'si
BILE. + Thompson, 2l3l9 Travis :
WANTED-Position, by thorough d.! y
man; twelve years experience; 81
erences. Address loi6, this oftee
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on farms. ranches, pral-
RE land' Houston business and residence
property AT lowest rates of interest: ven
doris lien notes bought and extended
Rogers y Webb, klam building, Houston.
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FOR RENT.
EuENlsHEp RooMs-lsoa Main street. 10

FOX RbNT- Elegant furnished bed room
fer che or two gentlemcnt soufhern az
lvsutei bath privileges. Inquire sol R6sk
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SINGLE white woman wishes lcslle'
housekeeper or nurse for invalid 10 "
try or town; 5767, this office.
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MONEY TO LOAN-We loan money on
Houston business or city property IN
amounts to suit borrowers at low rate
II interest VIM. H. Olschewske & Co.
9Ol KAN huilding II
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SEWING to do at home by y eans
member United Moderns. Auu's
Texas avenue
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A COLORED woman wants = ".
cook and give good satlst,anpunSSk
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FOR SALE-A set OF TxI Inches double
link motion engines, complete with boiler
dress Blanks X Norton, Benson, DcSoto
Parish. La III
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THREE CONNECTING RooMs-oia Nc
Kee street. II
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WANTED TO RENT.

MARRIED couple wants three rooms for
light housekeeping. or hoard and lodging
IN private family, near Butler flats: refer
enceS required. Address 576s, this ofnce
lS
WANTED Two or three connecting rooms
on lower floor near EAR limo Ia walking
distance OF High school Address 57tG
this office -
WANTED-A furnished house or naf- Al.
dfess with particulars 5TiS. this ofiee. Ia
EIGHT or ten-room house, modern con
Nenlences; good ncighborhanh; pcrfnancnt
Ientef. Address 3705, this Office Ia
WANTED Use Of good buggy horse FOR
ms feed; 4 satisfactory may buy. Al.
dress 5o25 this Office. Ia
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CASH PAID aud money loaned on life in.
surance policies; when writing for lnfor-
mution enclose 4 cents postage for reply
and data. j, ID. Bryant. 1918 Texas IL
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LADY of refinement wants. pe es, 4,
housekeeper for widower''s 1aIml,~s.s q.
ences given and required. Auu'
this office.