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The Resolution.

The resolution adopted was as follows:
 The public meeting of the members of the Woman's Club of Birmingham, Ala bama, January 19, heartily and unanimous ly endorses the accompanying bills for the protection and education of the children of the State, and asks the Representatives in the Senate and the House to support these bills when they come before the General Assembly at it's next session.
 (Signed) MRS. FAC SMITH,
The age-herald., 1901-01-20
THE WAYFARlNG MAN
Though a Fool, Would Have to Draw
 the Same Conclusion.

"'Coffee soup was a common dish on our table during my boyhood My family were farmers, and we used to have early breakfast, then lunch at 10 and at p. m., beside the regular meals We always had the coffee pot on the stove, and coffee soup was a regular part of each meal.
 q very well remember when Il years old overhearing my teacher say of me, the most nervous child I ever saw l was a constant sufferer with dyspepsia, sour stomach and indigestion in It's worst form, belching, etc. Finally liver trouble came on, and had three different attacks of gall stones.
 "In addition to this was a complete ner- vous wreck, sleeping but very little at night. I was thin, sallow and exhausted, with bilious complexion. After all these years of suffering, when reached the age of thirty it gradually dawned on me, three years ago, that was coffee f1end and 8 coffee wreck.
 Some one told me to quit coffee and go to using Postum Food Coffee. I am pro- fessfonal man now, doing large amount of mental work. Within short time after leaving off coffee and taking Postum Food Coffee I began to improve Now I am proud to say that the indigestion and dys- pepsia have disappeared. The liver and stomach are sound. sleep like Jog, and have gained thirty pounds in flesh.
 My spirits are at the top notch. I am fresh, rugged and rosy. The old dull, sal- low complexion Is gone. My habits are in every particular the same as in the years before, except that I have abandoned the coffee habit for all time. Am not right in drawing the conclusion that the wayfar- ing man, though fool, would have to draw, that the change is entirely due to leaving off coffee and the use of Postum Food Coffee?
 'I have a friend, MT. Frank Furbush, who was as bad wreck as I, with like symptoms, plus excessive nausea and vom- iting. Six months of fio coffee and the use of Postum has put him right He Is now as fresh a newborn babe. His wife, who was also sufferer from coffee, has recovered, and they are both in fine con- dition of health, but I was compelled to hold a coffin before them, metaphorically before could scare them out of the coffee habit. Please omit my name" Name given by Postum Cereal Co.,. Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich.
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LEGAL ECHOES
 OF THE COURTS
A MistriaI for Mary Schmidt. $1,237.4O for R.F. Haynes
 worth 6 Company

Yesterday was unusually quiet in the courts. In the City Court the case of Mary Schmidt vs. the Pioneer Mining and Manufacturing Company, which had been on trial for several days. resulted in a mstrial.
 In the second division of the court two divorces were granted. Perry Lee Steele obtained a divorce from Frank Steel on statutory grounds and Lewis -Hegmon from Mary Hegmon on the ground of voluntary abandonment.
 Circuit Court.
 In the Circuit Court the case of R. F. Haynesworth &. Co. vs. Adler & Co. went to the jury. who returned a verdict last night for $l2S74O.
 In this court Thomas Shamblin, by next friend, has filed suit against the Franklin Mining Company for $l5,OOO damages. He claims that in March g, 1900 while em- poyed by defendant one of its cars ran over him breaking his leg and otherwise injuring him. Negligence is alleged in that the brakes on said car were defective so it could not be promptly stopped.
 Court Items.
 The second division of the Criminal Court was not in session yesterday.
 The county has paid out over thousand dollars this week in jury fees.
 Marriage licenses were issued to William | Langston and Loo Ella Howard; G. T. Scoggins and Willie Ingram Tal Adams and Tacy Aldred.
 The Board of Revenue have invited the members of the Legislature from Jefferson County to meet with the board Monday to discuss ways and means of relieving the deficit in the county's treasury.
 Referee Trimbe was engaged yesterday in hearing evidence in a petition filed by certain creditors of s. Sher who are seek ing to recover their goods.
 The case against Henry Suddeth, the young son of P. F. Suddeth, who killed Charles Austin, the brother of Chief of Po- lice Austin, was pol pressed yesterday at Morris, Ala, there being no evidence to show that he had participated in the kill ing A
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Gelders' Coffee, the best. Sc.
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ltoiuGil. MRS. w. B. LEEDY,
 First Vice President. MRS. M. w. DUE,
 Secretary. MRS. w. P. McCROSSIN,
 Treasurer. MRS. JAMES KIRK,
 Auditor. MRS. w. J. ZEIGLER, Chairman House Committee.
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BOARD OF TRADE
Will Send Delegate to Brunswick.
 Board of Control to Meet,

The board of control of the Birmingham Board of Trade will meet tomorrow night, when important business will be consider ed. The board will probably send a dele gate to meeting to be held at Brunswick, Ga, on the 24th inst in the interest of the Brunswick and Birmingham Railroad. All commercial organizations on the line of the projected road have been urged to send delegates. The Brunswick meeting will be held under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce and banquet is to follow.
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FitzueraId Starter at Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, January 19.-The execu- tive committee of the Memphis Jockey Club tonight elected Chris Fitzgerald as starter at it's spring meeting. J. H. Rees will officiate as presiding judge, assisted by Col. s. M. Apperson of Little Rock.
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Miss Ashby's Ttalk.

Miss Ashby talked for nearly an hour, explaining and urging her measure She was introduced by Mrs. Zac Smith, the president of the club, and was given a most . cordial reception.
 Miss Ashby furnishes statistics and other data with the fuency that usually charac- terizes the average woman in discussing fashions, and she presents her subject con cisely and at the same time forcefully and eloquently. There is no phase that she has not studied or that she cannot present to her audience.
 Her descriptions of the mills and of the condition of the children is from her personal Investigation She has visited twenty-three cotton mills in Alabama and
The age-herald., 1901-01-20

' Immediately after the adoption of the resolutions Mrs. Zac Smith suggested the appointing of several women to agitate this movement in other clubs and societies throughout the city, thereby making the endorsement of the bills universal and at the same time affording an opportunity for Birmingham women to become conspicu- ously identified with the movement. There were many visiting women at the meeting yesterday and the discussion was general, indicating that all women, irrespective of club or society are thoroughly aroused in the interest of these bills
The age-herald., 1901-01-20
Boers Capture Train.

Pretoria, January 19.-The Boers have captured train laden with mining ma terial between Brugspruit and Balmoral. The passengers were robbed of everything.
The age-herald., 1901-01-20
TIE CHILD LABOR BILL ENDORSED Birmingham Woman'S Club
 Adopt Strong Resolutions SOME WORKERS APPOINTED Miss Ashby Made an Interesting Talk at Yesterdays Meeting and
 Aroused Great Interest-The
 Move Gaining Ground.
SOME WORKERS APPOINTED

The Birmingham Womans Club at a meeting held yesterday afternoon, adopted resolution endorsing the child labor and compulsory education bills prepared by Miss Irene Ashby of London, England. In addition to the resolutions, which will be sent to the Legislature, number of Bir- minghams most prominent women who were present at the eeting were ap- pointed to present the measures out lined in the bills to various clubs and societies of which they are members, for the purpose of securing en- dorsement of the bills. Every effort will be made by the club to influence public opinion in favor of the passage of these bills.
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Referee Trmble was engaged yesterda. in hearing evidence in a petition filed b. certain creditors of s. Sher who are seek ing to recover their goods.
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In Old Cases When Doctors Fail Use
80 ~ srs sSM GID

A on.polsonons. on-astrlngent Vegetable
Cure for all liberation. Inflammation, IT.
rltntion aud weakness Of the mucous meA-
brnnes male or female, Including Structure.
how long standing. or money cheerfully
refunded II gives relief in five minutes.
and cures ordinary eases IL forty-elght
hours, Specially recommended In old cases
OF from three months to twenty years
standing Sold bg druggists or sent sealed
by mall for 800. Address DR.. Roy, ~
Music HAN, Boston, Mass.
Drew's Pharmacy. a, L. kicsing, l.
Lewyn, g. q. Mclean. Stret's Pharmacy,
Stuart Drug Co. Ben Milbush, Kehrehs
Drug Co. distributors,
pr Rays great book. Something Every
Man and Woman OugkS to KNOW SEN
postpaid FREE. Address Or. Ray as
above.
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AUCTION SAFES.

HOUSTON CONFESSION AND AUCTION
HOUSE is now opened for business; con,
signments OF dry goods. country. produce
and household furniture solicited; prompt
returns made, refer 10 II. w. House.
banker; First National, South Texas,
Houston N2tioasl and Planters and Me-
chanics banks. Jno, J. Flant, manager:
q. y. Lubbock. suctioneer. ~
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BoARD-ROoMS WANTED.

WANTED--To engage board and room IN
2064. this office. -
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fAyE, HAVE YOU? Yes, I have been
gied Of suffering, Jim and you had
ftter 60 to see those noted specialists
8om 81 Louis and get cured. too; why,
N, u. Randolph put me to talking al
pm 10 30 minutes and offered me 5000
stniter you will find them at Mrs.
fxs us Main street, Houston. Texas.
ER \ kULLER pay the highest price
IurlasQfssA and household goods. 81
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~ narty who ordered "A water color
Whiting Of little girl about . years oil
1 irs ,ll, . ,ion Of same by calling at Drew
i Y W 70 Arc insurance office. 800 Frank
N n 4, avenue, aud paying for this ad. #
a,,nrprI,I, MEBlUM-M Black tells
uNs.pptbinr iee0 55fsss==s.senue; also by
Ennu "
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<vrH~ry re ~ ,nn,
1870, n.y. ~ 1"'A'
roN ofAAs'
oak wood, well seasoned, at Si25 PSF
Seeau' Sasm on uenNeryi ring UP phnnc
Vs. .-.--, ~. l.iethner. -
l'W ACRES heavy .snw timber iand
slVh's"msiN county S..;p SOLO III IVY
aess. AldrcSs lYoa. this Office.
NOTARY seals 50 70. notary pocket sens
50, notary records $3.50; notary records.
large So All kinds Of legal btnnks IN
STOCK; Pastorlsa PRINTING and i.ithograph.
Ing co" Houston
-
= Viz SAhE- iihv slap vDsuMoe3, vVc pvs
4 Sons.
wye TS
hanl paT MI, sp,sms aud nsSdes ,ne,s
, 1vss' lni, afps,v1 ~. pInuu ,s " nniv
1870; 'aSc dit,c IN fun ieathcr Top and
back curtains only sac; two fine A grade
doctors Stanhopes finest leather tops,
PACK ana SIDE enrtnins, lentner ceNerea
VOWS anu pouN silsi lsa'hvr nooa , Mlu
CUSHION Gus urop, angiS JOINTS spnng Susnh,o ,n
shutters. value SIPS, 10 close out ssh 80;
one nne, two-seated extension Top hack
cushion and back with pole only S6S
ADDRESS Quick BOX Oh. schulenhurg Tex.
NEW TREATY opens Greek Salloa.
lQc' magazne, 700 pictures, Zoe Fhoe,
MY. Mnskogee. Ii. ~
FOR SAT.E-Furnitnre slv.room house. II
sal atas.
sion Address 1870 this office 81
nor SyI,E--I have lands in Rrazoria- Fort
Rend and Harris conntias' Address n n
Uowen bnxf1il cisv' sr ,,,aha hn,c, Z
GRAIN MEN We solicit Your orders for
corn. Ne sheu in transit ana make
nronpt shinmenfs n g. Coonrr q 10
iewSisyilIc TeSas
~; x :, M,
ra aysnno Nhhi thEAr -''- ieNSs
:. -
FOR sALE-Two hundred ,doctor's books,
cheap Houston Book Exchange, looo
49,. -
FOR SAL. e. $40 feet OF finch sec ond hand
standard pipe at o. cents a foot r o, B.
BIZ ts over pisste S and lm echanics Nation.
niShont N '"N a,
h
. fRESH ALFALFA HAY ASK us Tor
cSye 'S coy Peco so" Texas s''0h n0"e %
NJ ,asivo ot nuSysS WS 'nc
ear lots or less. n, L. HON, Houston,
APE JESSAMlNb buds now ready at
l., rotc pV II 9" 5,Sc WashIng ION
=, street, Houston Texas, Phones CPS.
~ a
me- std 70 St s,o.n ioHe rep", ', s'
leg HNnu"" , S''''i i-Vo NVhkieSs;
~ =, phone lolI, ! rings. -------------.--
Tor SALE-Cape jessamlnes, the most
tM NIP to any W part Of United states ties can
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Tie HINYON Siotage company, moving,
storing, packing. shipping; separate
locked rooms; plisnes Tl5; corner WASH
ington and Fifth streets, n
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting of stockholders of
the Union Compress and Warehouse com
pany win be held at the office of t. W.
House. banker. nOr ston. Texas. on Tues
day. June 4. 1901 at 10 o'clock a. nj.
W. B. Chew, President
t. W. House, Secretary. o.
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is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders ?f
the Houston. Oak Lawn and Magnolia
~ nrincipal office In the city of Hous-
ION. 'Texas, on June |, 1901, at 10 o'clock
a. m. and that on. the same day and az
adiournment OF the stockholiers' meet.
ing, the annual meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF said company VIII be held;
Horace Booth. Secretary. ~
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ERSoNAIe-Reward for information as to
rhereabouts of URSULA Myers, daughter
N Peter Myers, who was a Canadian
klteh digger. They lived in Houston from
Ia 10 Sight years ago. She is inter
xsted In a Texas estate. Address 2i55,
I'M ofdce 30
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MODERN 1O,room house, southern expos.
ure, possession given June l. Apply SlI
Gray avenue. 81
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. |
wANrED--50o 10 1900 acres land fronting
east or west side Of San Jnclnto river
~ iiarrs county, north or south of south
era Pacinc railroad bridge. Give full
particulars OF land and lowest cash |
price Address Galveston News, Calves.
FOR sALis--557 40 acres about ton miles
southwest OF Sour Lake wells; price SO
per acre. 4. a. Low, Brenhar, Texas a.
FOR SALE 100 acres OF land In the oil |
held OF Grimes county. Apply to w. H. |
na.nle. ~ u. anderson. Texas.
For SALE go acres o. on. coal aud sui
nhur land near NAcogdoches; price 500
7er acre; open for 30 days Address r. (
y. box ~. Beeyillc. Texas. 81
FOR SALE About leo acres Of good rice
land along canal near Haywood Lib.
esty county. Price $50 per acre. Al.
dress 2ios, this office. 81
FOR SALE Seventy acrcs nine mics
south Harrisburg on county road; $llO0.
. wv. tnls Office. " 80
,FICUrY ACRES IImLer Ia,,3- rcr1joIir
imnroved eirht miss norm fr,rrn cn,,,:st
house; $40 acre: must be sold See nr
Daniel hurke, isi2 Clark street ii
FoR sAl.ErElye acres onehalf mile from
Taylors well, Pierce Junction Martyr
\ Ford, oil Franklin,
LASp buy FMS inyestigate 1000 acres oil
nose y" noun husinnss n snne ANY bar
Scl cHercu' Auufess jonn shefrou, inns
oraee. ---------------------.- !
OH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mnke Md on eirht
lots. bloeh 20 Ia Porte n +. Arnell'
flantersville, Texas. .
TOR Sal ~ IHo,,1 Ia1 ocres az vcoj rico
land along rnnni near Raywood IIbcrty
county. price $40 per acre, Address 2ioss,
this office. 80
FOR "a IL .T6Tcc IoTs T., TT5Tr5 1,1rI-
also 100 shares Victor stock at 400; owner
needs the cash. Address 5lo Khan Bldg.
81
oIDTIME price this week on 200 acres
klam building. u
GAO ACRES David Davis survey; a5o acres
n msoo Norris survey 80 affes , on SSn
veys M aer"s .iohn preNn snryer, 80 mere,
IShn Brown heaarsht - survey 42o acres
Rovla snrvc,,, ~ nsr.s III Tt,"on uarric s,t
vey ~ acres RItson Morria snryey 10
acres near Taylor wells; 20 blocks In
Hampstead. near gas wCns; 10 acres one
mile from Sour Lake hotel A. Xorkow
sky. 1914 Texas avenue, 3
LOT 5CYt00, With double store room, each
room, 2oN1o feet. shop lSS2n feet; located
on hugo street, foaknm Texas al for
$500 Address l.. o. Box 40, La Grange,
Texas.
| FoR SATE-i2S0 ncres Of fine pralrie land.
i miles IVES, OF SnrLnp station. on 1 and
a. \. railroad, hait mile from Kline nosl.
eil're' ihls Is an eA,cptl3naily nne tract
| Tor = rice farm ana amidst thrlvhg
farming community, FOR particulars, an,
| y Lock Hon III, tayelteNlle, Iexas.
| FOR SALE-.l have lands In nrasoria, Fort
| Bend aud uarrls counties Address , "
lloWclL box Us, city, or Globe hotel.
! RICE fruit, farm stock and rImber lands;
| good cheap. good references furnished
Y " Coihv nj Aldipe iust north OF
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APs to advertise oil location; oil wells;
*ock certificates: buildings; trade marks:
bbels and anything else to print. Call
u write Thos. Owen, Engraver, l0l5h
[ougress avenue. /
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EiGHTROOM HOUSE. Webster aud
Crawford; modern convenienqcs stable
aud servants room. Apply To8 Main. 80
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f,nIM OuNSON-Colored clairvoyant
aalmist: readings 81; advise you on every
lrhIeet. luck charm given; 2312 Prairie:
uv'se'' 6-5
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PERSONAL.

lIsI " erttsenents remaining In the of
- ~ The Post for the week ending
satgTdaye,o , NJ sni; A. NJ. b.; 1927 ~;
2hy IN. - 20: 237T. 2452; b. X; T.; Board
2ii,o ls,s;4 SIS Isl c. Vi. c. l2l; c493; 2929 ~
g q s 10 on; Don Colner; 2005 l1O;
s ~. III r. Il; 2o$o; 2o55 lg; . soS1 Y;
s Isl j I g 5as s 2 9Sss, 1856 sss s. s.;
\ A. ,mndinstrial t3l 2o31; 900 az; 2134
heipi q IA; 2iS5 or 2035 %: Jane N.
li' zt sssy. S. or; NJ. A. B. %; NJ, y.
i5i2 IN p'o soss; 24O3; 1918; NJ. 4. r.; 1898;
s q 2oi4: 2os9 O. e ! 53i, o 5S az;
lV ~. oIs7 (2l; 2017 n5l; 2i43 %
gses " n d. lSj: 1143 "a; 20l9: 1910
l ~. ;od y 2o7I: 2017; 2497 tS); 2097 81;
.tns. 5000: 300; w. ii. g.; 1000 20;
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WANTED-Two hundred laborers ut Sl.75
per day. and fifty sawyers at $500 day,
on Orange and Northwestern railroad.
Sam Robertson, Sabine building, Orange,
Texas -
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PHEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS. with
bath. 5oai9 Travis. 30
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bACHES extermln0ted by Dead Sure
lcach Killer no poison; 2Oc cans at
&ewyn's, 4
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3Rs. A. WATTS of Galveston, clairvoyant
Ina calreaydiant medium. 1905 Con.
PRESS avenue. y
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apIEs, Use ChIchesterIs English ssnnyroyai Pins.
Real. safest. Only kelinblel Take no ether.
uy Of enr Druggist or .end &C., stamps, 'or harno-
y sl n.,shsst.r Chemical Co., pbilndss. Pa
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kRIED LADIES Monthly regulator,
1ouble strength, Tansy, Pennyroyal and
Ealed by mail So Dr. White Medicine
o.. Box 8. Houston. 6
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TIE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT AGEN.
CY furnish positions for bookkeepers,
stenographers, druggists, statesmen, cooks
chambermalds and other classes of helm.
Enjoy our free, cool reading room 10l5h
Congress.
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WANTED-In wholesale grocery house,
shipping clerk with several years ex-
perience; 40 application considered un
less twelve months actual experience can
be shown Address No. So, this office. 80
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OPIUM, MORPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
cured In . to 10 DAYS without main or
Injury to patient no pay until cured and
perfectly satisfied. In case Of failure will
pay all patients expenses while here.
also railroad fare both ways. Best ref
erences Address Matthews Home, 901
Day Ave. West End. San Antonio. Texas;
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De Perfection Tooth Powder; unexceiIed
c box at Lewyn's. corner Main and
Preston. 4
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FrRNISHED room With private fnmiiy,
close in. 100 capitol.
HRlCk STORE h0oM. corner Caroline
and Preston. ApplN 3la Cnrnllne.
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WANTED-A handy ann for my home
place; must know how to milk, care for
morse and garden and be generally use,
Co. ~
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part: the largest storeroom In Houston
half block from market house. I. II,
LOTUS II
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WANTED-S Statesmen, also advertisers, no
books. cash salary. Triumph Co.. Dial.
las. Texas. 81
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FOR RENTING nice furnished roons
with bath. 1906 Dallas avenue, 80
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WANrED--A bread and cake baker ut
once. o. d. Reed, Waxahacnie, Texas. I
WANTED--Competen dairyman: German
preferred; write for particulars {.
Rmnkcr. Lake Charles. La. Z
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FINANCIAL.
20 loan for client. 7. NJ Kennerly.
l. Main

FLC7FER $50 Gnrrick oil stock at so cents
BEIr share; National oil 80 cents: 100 Co
rhor 40 cents. c. II. Munger, OIL Stock
eoker $40 Kiams. Agent for all re,
aged ible oil stocks. 81
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WANTED-Posidon as saw fler. hammer,
and all round mill man: hest of refe
ences. Address boz 153, GroesbeecR, Re
as. g
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-FOUR energetic men with good business
experience employment. Call 204 to 20T
Mason block
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brr.-yocal lessons to earnest student a
[oom 405, Mason building.
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2RLW HATS cleaned and bleached by
Pc package of Linane. Lewyn's drug
lore corner Main and Preston. 81
iE0PATHY-Drs. William Clark and
aanche Mccormick, graduates "Ameri-
School Of 0steopathy," Kirksville,
III under (founder) DR.. \. L. Still; lit
fatgre and consultation free. 800 Mason
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R PILES none better than Eclipse Pile
|alye; plenty of testimonials. SOC box
Lewyns n
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rea sonable: M Chapman street. G-i
AVENUE HOUSE Rates, 81 per day; spe-
clai by week or month: sos San Jaelnto
street. Gus Mckernon, Proprletor. 80
ATLANTA HoTEL--Rates 81 per day; spe'
cinl rates by week or month 24i4 Church
street. Galveston. u. Foley. Proprietor, u
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| FOR SALE--Generai merchaudise business.
about 5000 stucks good iccality. a snan
tor the right man. Address lgSS, this Of
| fce.
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FOR REN1--FlRt No. OF Buffers hats.
IL. 7, Mclaughlin. phone 40. q
THE undersigned Is prepared to furnish
limestone rough or cut. Write for prices.
Francis Fischer, Austin, Texas. u
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WANTED-Twenty first class millwricbls
to help erect our sawmill In Houston
+ coufity, eighteen miles east of CrocSatt.
Texas. We will pay $3.50 per day for
good nlillwrights and first class board cHh
he had for so cents per day. Apply to
]. W. Martin at Coltharp, Texas, for
work Louisiana and Texas Lumber com
pany. 10