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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24

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SITUATIoNS--MA,~
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mas had seven years, uty goods
s.ocA keeper and saissre Aperlsnc,.
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or place vi company or s ~ y
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ga :, I L,RIS-Position as Te5o---T----.
have Ma " an up 10 dsta nasss,
position for e experience, {, u9esfs
fore arcao ~ month to would M
office. ''HS salary. Apply ssSs!sss
DihsC C5iIoIs registered; GOOD
dat a'' ,''l single, sober ma uusinssIs
stnel. ~, gIptionist good ,stlable e
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WANTED-Position ~ 5--
house Nous, eAPeiL s,ce' 10 rul hoi aug VIE n
5,1 17-1777 - 49,, THIS ONCE Naa
A GOOD COLORED B0Y -
a. Eard boy or WORK 81 a "saes p5sr1
At -yV1 Mckinney. House" s = klli
WAN IED-A situatio, 4eaas
q VII, ~ sumo large retail Snsunsisi
encos Ia, I9i ana come win
-.- -uccs. adafess SO, tulg
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restaurant or nai,, situation "A -
WAYTED-Bv ------------ 40Igt, Houston
awake youHg ma, eNpefienced aSS y
keeper: FOOD reqar. position < n
his ofrc,e 0'N references. Adlris,
WANTED-RT ----o,-----------
ton a. ossis,s,ut "s man, aged y II
office wort ' oooAkeeper or ~
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writn nv -, o9u 90 StenogaDif ~
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saIdehe, ana florist; understands NJ Ss'n n
49,, - 80 -oJ., llls Office
NNioS fhlN lLR wants JOB SS7I;-
iouuu pllutel ana pressman; no !,
charge Or nare,, VII, III I ,.,, wages can d
lost position Inv Nr. a. a, psPes On sAifl
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write to Z. q. Roy 30 D. nitl iSHl
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liver; well acquainted liz ~
yard man; can miik ASd i.u u.y; q
ONCE.
| WANTFD-Ry man and ne
section or bridge Gang Won ~ po'lu'a
apu o d,SIn 70 "o'A IL gang address q
- = -
A YOUNG gentleman requires sltrsfis.'
dentists assistant, seventeen years
= y Row nv III III ANY, ~, sooa references
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PRl TER Of experience wants M,
WORK; teliaole ana sober name terms
Rowe ' "u''''' ii'n'ef care ID
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Wa" -, IE - ~ an honest young gentlen
faithful: prcfcr work for adrsn ~
Address 2biJ, this office.
FIKST-TT-NSS landry o1 o1v lind :, :,
Aunlv ON tho CORNER M uartmsa
Neisnn Sixth wori
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WA I'D POSITION oy expert maehl
once in %oi,tha,n and -DF Fasts s,a4 ,,1i *
uositinn ms fireman J, nrcf f 'N iSs.
5tIg Ills onica A1-
-,
COLORED man wants situation as paa
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CARLOAD OF FLN-g4 pages; better
Than "Pecks Bad Boy, price lOc East.
err sup CO.. % Laustcn street, San rean
cisco Cal. "a
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lJfWEL COOK STOVES Bake best; cook
quickest, usy .css fuel. smith furniture
DO. exclusive agents 81
/ DRAWN WORK. la"e on had the hest
designs So Mexican drlwuworl aud fancy
lace wheel GoyNc5. W interested send sc
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Leonard. Leon. Gt0. Mexico 30
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Il Monday 0eutemhrr ]. First hop Wedues.
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MRS ACE--C Ilirv0Yt1f. tolls oyery.
;g.ue also by mail 1920 Preston ave
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NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wanted
subcontraCtors. teams and teamsteTs on
northern IRRIGATION company canal, fopr
miles from Ray City, Apply on works
or az Office Of W S, Delery Cotton E1
SL91se nnlIdlng. Houston. 81
90 10 WAPLES Medicine Store. You
can always ind II there ~
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ONE FINE liver and WINE spotted pIb
months old at a bargain. Apply at lol2
Prairie avenue. -
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TWENTY PER CENT discount OF rsfrg-
orators from now on: ice savers; all parts
removable smith FurnItnre Co. 81
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
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HORSE. wagon and harness and colt. Ap-
MI 10 n o skipper. Drummer, Texas.
four blocks south postohlce. "a
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"nNE "a 10 LOAN on city ana country
property. Sherry q Son. iol6i1 Congress
eNruue. "A
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MOVING FREE buy, move, pack, store
on furniture and household goods stored
WIN me-; all storage moved free T. II,
LOTUS. phone 966. Pill Milan str>et. II
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MATRIMONIAL ASSOCIATfON-Only one
Incorporated in the world; 5000 members:
many wealthy; paper Ice, sealed. r. l..
Love. Denver Colo. ~
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T UR oALE-A NUMBER OF choice bred j en-
Sey heifers from rich, heavy milking
stock vii! caye in fail and winter; viii
be sold singly or in lots for other in.
formation address tAIrs.l joel NJ. Taylor.
huuErrlord, Texas "a
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FOR SALE-Pair Young mules II hnnIIs
hlsh; also new wagon cheap. Address +.
A. Bailey, 3209 Odin avenue, Houston.
ieNdS. ~
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cNF 'nr lot nice driving horses and car lot
mules for sale COS Washington street,
RothStcu. az
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LADY PATIENTS taken at private resi-.
dence Of old nurse 1901 Center street -
WANTEDg 3QUICK-For next week. I've.
energetic boys and girls to place balance
OF our 'Iittle Safe Banks" Doc paid sou
for placing bank ut home or elsewhere
We advise the public that each day our
supply Is more limited, therefore don't
delay II you expect TO get one. Phone
100. Planters and Mechanics Bank Nh
WlencE "A
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van an Al Ti salesman and stos sasrsss 30
references furnished
Crockett, Texas. --------------,s7ce, :
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
o. R. q N. MEN PENsloNEp.

Portland, Ore.-The veterans in
the service of tho Oregon Railroad &
Navigation company will receive the
compliments Of the Christmas season
for the company in the shape OF an
official notice Of the Inauguration OF {
new pension system beginning Janu-
airy /, 1903. The information was Civ.
en- out by President A. H. Mohler to-
day. The circular Of notification was
issued today and is dated the 25th of
December. The circular says:
"on January l. 1908, the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company will
establish a pension system and pro.
vide the necessary fund for the same,
the benefits OF which will accrue to
those employees who have been 20
years continuously in the company's
service, and who have reached an age
necessitating retirement therefrom.
The amount of pension to be paid
ahy employee will depend upon the
length Of his continuous service with
the company, and the average month
ly salary during the last 10 years
thereof"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
IDAHO NOTES.

The new shops OF the Oregon Short
Line at Pocatello are now being used.
For nearly week the mercury has
been lowering close TO zero I'm Troy.
The Troy schools viii be closed
from December 10 TO January for the
holiday vacation.
1t is reported from the Collins Dis.
trict 30 miles east Of Troy, that the
temperature lase week dropped 10 rs
degrees below zero.
The military department at the uni.
Versity has discontinued a portion OF
Its outdoor drill, substituting therefor
classroom work in the school Of the
soldier.
A find Of placer gold and platinum is
reported from Cottonwood, Idaho coun-
ty The gravel deposit is reported as
several times the size OF the townsite
which it underlies.
Petitions are being circulated in the
vicinity Of Peck and other parts of
eastern Nez Perez county, asking that
they be included in the proposed new
county Of Clearwater.
Joseph Allen. a north Idaho timber
cruiser with a record, so he says. of
45OOO blown for booze and gambling
since last May, was arrested recently
al Walla Walla for alleged forgery.
The Idaho Sugar company has been
formed. with a capital Of $1,000, 600
The company will erect a mammoth
beet sugar factory near BIackfoot
five thousand acres already have been
contracted for the cultivation OF beets
During the past few days a large
number Of people have entered the
Clearwater timber belt to secure
claims, and the movement stfH con
unues, despite the fact that heavy
SHOWS must be encountered in the
mountains.
The William Kaufman scholarships
for students in the sophomore, junior
and senior years at the University of
Idaho have been awarded to the fol
lowing students: Class of 1903, Henry
T. Darlington; class Of 1904, Miss
Catherine Dryden; class Of 1906. Guy
rurley. These scholarships were
awarded purely on a basis OF merit.
Grain men report considerable &C.
dvity in the fax market, and a mum
Der of sales Of good sized amounts
have been made at IS cents per bushel.
the best price offered since December
|. II is now estimated that the fiaA
crop OF Neg Perez county aggregated
10000 bushels, and that Of this
amount three-fifths has been sold.
General Manager P. P. Shelby Of the
Pocatello & Idaho Northern in an
interview declares that construction
on the proposed railroad to the north
will be commenced in the spring and
pushed TO early completion. This line
will tap one OF the richest sections of
Idaho, traversing the copper region
Of the Seven Devils country and
the farming district Of the Salmon
River valley.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
TRADE REPORT.

New York R. C. Dun 4 CO.. week
ly review OF trade last week says:
Holiday trade has exceeded the most
sanguine expectations and retail deal
ings in all staple lines OF merchandise
are well maintained, with the better
grades OF goods In brisk demand.
Wholesome conditions prevail in most
sections Of the country, although in
parts Of the southwest the season has
fallen behind the average. Even in
these cases reports are encouraging
for the future. Industrial plants are
well employed. orders running far in
the future and labor controversies are
rare. The only adverse feature OF the
situation is the fact that supplies OF
fuel are utterly inadequate, both for
household and manufacturing uses.
snow increasing the delay for deliver.
ing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
OREGON NOTES.

Considerable smallpox exists again
In Freewater.
Pendleton has voted $4,000 for
new sewer system.
The peaceful denizens Of the town
Of Columbus, are pulling their heads
over the appearance OF II surveyors.
A shooting scrape occurred at Sump-
ter recently. A gambler named Myers
shot and slightly wounded a gambler
from Idaho, whose name is not known.
Hirschel Stump. bell boy at the I'm
perial hotel at Portland. fell down the
elevator shaft from the fourth story.
sustaining injuries which may prove
fatal
1t is reported there Is soon to be a
new town in the Snake River valley
as direct result Of the Dead Ok canal.
II will be named Oxford and is TO be
laid out on the bench covered by the
new canal The site is directly oppo-
site Crystal siding.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Endicott is to have a bank. which
will open for business about March 1.
Spokane is overrun with petty
thieves.
The Paha -four mill. having exhaust
ed its supply Of wheat. has been shut
down.
There are several cases Of typhoid
fever and pneumonia reported in the
vicinity Of Garfield.
Elsie Kelly. the is year old son Of
Thomas Kelly OF wenas. was accident.
ly shot and killed last week.
The fifth annual show Of the East.
ern Washington Poultry association
was held a. Pullman this week.
Nathan Toklas, pioneer merchant
and business man. was taken violent.
ly insane In Spokane last week.
Joseph Powlby. the year old son OF
parents residing at Green lake, In
Seattle. accidently killed himself re
Gently while playing with q loaded
revolver.
DR.. David Mitchell. q we'll known
Olympia physician. has been arrested
on a charge OF larceny by embeEzle.
ment.
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I 9SIi s ! IS

Hang up your stocking, dear" sur.
sesled Aunt Amanda.
AND get up In time-hal hal'' lansbed
Uncle Hiram. with puzzling heartines.
Hope you have a good time-hol no.
wen Keep time 20 some good old tunes TO-
moFrow-hsl hal"
lie strangely emphasized '.time." and
Aunt Amanda frowned al him as IL bs
were be1raying some cherished secret.
\ singular thing happened the n.,,
morning Christmas morning IL was. ~
course. Nellie was amazed when ,hs
WOKE Up. The old clock down stairs MAS
SFiAl'g eight! And she had caleDla,ed
on setting up at siK! The house was YER,
s,'h' She glanced At the bedpost where
sue had hung her stocking. somethin ,
was IN It's toe. Eagerly she Investigated
70 bring forth the ''pinenshIon" Amt
amanda had 90 patiently made. Before
she could Inspect IL she saw rest,u, an
uAs barean a portrait. surrounded ty
ELIAS leather frame.
II ives picture Of her mother v-bs, j.
firl often Aunt Amanda had showed
y 10 her-lreasured fondly by the sister
Nellie shed tears Of tender rratefuln,,ss
Nothing could have pleased her more
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
How Mls,le,oc Unmn. ,o Ina.

The story Of how the mistletoe gets on
the trees is most interesting one. Gov
ering the mistletoc twigs are pearly white
berries. These come In the winter sea
son, when food is comparatively scarce
and hence some Of our birds eat them
freely. Now, when a robin eats a cherry
he swallows simply the meat and fiips
the stone away. The seed Of the mistle.
toe the bird cannot Zip. II is sticky and
holds TO his bill. His only resource IL
to wipe Il of, aud he does co. leaving
Il sticking 70 the branches Of the tree on
which he is sitting at the time. This seed
sprouts after time, and not finding earth
which indeed its ancestral habit has
made Il cease wanting-it sinks its roots
into the bark of the tree and hunts there
for the pipes that carry the sap. Now
the sap In the bark is the very richest
in the tree, far richer than In the wood,
and the mistletoe gets from its host the
choicest Of food. With a strange fore
sight Il does not throw its leaves away,
as do most parasites, but keeps them TO
use In winter, when the tree Is leallcss.
Ladies' Home Journal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
POINT IONA INSTITUTION
MRS. KATHERINE TINeLEY THE
OFFICIAL HEAD.
She 10 Suing Los Angeles Times.
Mirror For pamases-Former Book.
keepers Evidence in the Case Ex.
plains the Inner Workings Of the
Institution.

San Diego, Cal.-The formal evil
dence turned to what purports to be
a remarkable revelation OF the inner
workings Of the theosophical institu-
ton al Point Iona at a recent session
OF the pending trial Of an action for
libel in which Mrs. Katherine Ting
ley. head Of the Universal Brother
hood. is plaintiff, against the Times.
Mirror company OF Los Angeles, de-
PENDANT This evidence is in the form
OF a disposition made by Louis 8.
Fitch Of 200 Bond street, Hartford.
Conn According to the deponent, who
says he was employed as a bookkeep-
er by the Universal Brotherhood. OF
which he became q member and had
privileges accorded to few, a dog be-
longing to Mrs. Tingley was supposed
to have inherited the spirit OF the
former leader Of the theosophIst
movement; that Mrs. Tingley was re-
garded as prophet in line OF success
sion, including Buddha, Christ and
Mahomet and that she had told de-
ponent that marriage relations as
known to the world, in her belief,
were wholly perverted, and that the
people who lived the life at Point
Iona would evolve so as to reach a
stage where marriage would not be
necessary.
In his disposition Mr.. Fitch said
that be is 30 years Of age; that he
went to Point Iona to live about
the 1st OF August, 1900, and that he
remained there until the LIST Of March.
1901; that he went there as a book
keeper for the Universal Brotherhood
organization. He said the pledge Of
the esoteric society OF theosophy was
very binding. all members taking
oath TO obey the leaders in all things.
the leader being Mrs. Tingley. Mrs.
Ttngley had absolute control over
everything and everybody, and she ex-
ercised this in the minutest detail
She regulated where every member
should lodge. what they should eat
and where they should eat 1t, whom
they SHOULD have conversation with.
whom they should walk or talk with
and whom they must not speak to
or look at
The fare consisted Of breakfast Of
one or two slices of very hard. unbut-
tered toast and portion OF a cup Of
coffee, without milk or sugar. and
one cased egg On leaving the dining
room after breakfast each member
took from a tray four small crackers
and what else they might have con-
cealed, which was all they had until
the evening meal. which was fairly
substantial. All the eating was
done in absolute silence, no member
being allowed to speak to another
while going to or from meals. or
while at meals. by the express order
Of Mrs. Tingley.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
Hishwayman Killed.

Ardmore, l. 1.-TWO highwaymen,
heavily armed, were attacked by a
posse OF citizens as the rode into the
town OF Provence. in the Chickasaw
nation and an exchange of shots fol.
lowed, The horse was shot from un.
der one man. George Slocum. and fin.
ally he was shot and captured. The
second man escaped Slocum later
died. The men are supposed-to have
engaged in a robbery near Provence
yesterday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
COMING OF THE NEW YEAR.
We Should Enter 1t with Courage
HOPE and RESOLUTION.

We Should Enter IL with Courage,
Hope and Resolution.
Thu homely maxim about not crying
over split milk contains one Of the best
suggestions as to the proper spirit with
which we may enter the New Year We
cannot change the past. but we can bend
all our energies toward making the fu-
ture better than the past The frame
Of repining and encouragement is fatal
TO good achievement. but the temper of
courage. hope and resolution almost guar.
antees IT, We are all of US tempted 10
q dismal mood when we reflect how differ
ent things would have been with ms if
We had not made this or that mistake,
or met this or that misfortune II seems
as II only narrow margin prevented our
being to-day In much happier conditions.
But there always IL an Illusion about
such reasonings. The error we made was
probably the outcome Of q nstural tenn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27
a..,s..'S.!lEllIlgEI'~ NunsrtapaalU'b'


And N you gathered some fair howerS
That hlossomed on your way,
You bore them to a fainer cline.
Where neither cold, nor care, nor Time
Could blight them IN their golden prime
or touch them With decay.
And ah! you brought. Old Yearl Old Yearl
One tiny baby fiower
TO hesiie on It's mothers breast,
And close It's blue eyes into rest
When song birds seek their Grade nest
AT twilight's shadowy hour.
And now. Old Year. farewell to you'll
We grleve to lose you So
You've been friend both tried and true.
And IS We hid you our adleu.
We give our heartfelt thanks to you,
Aud Sigh that you must GO.
Helen whitney Clark.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

- chhstmss. Merry Christmas.
is with " once aEain,
~ Win nsBoTtss nnd gTeetingA.
VITA iey, and vita iIs paIn,
A MIh5f Ia The eafel
a shadsa Ia the Light.
spray ~ efFfrss IaiAinF
VITA the holly wreath 10 night.
And TIE hHsh ts AeBFF bfokSn
~ Ihs laughter iighI sna ign,
A. &c tisIen In the starlight
" The bells aeEOss the sa5w,
o, chFtssmas. Merry chftstmsA
is aet ~ NsfT tehE
bihee ether t0trrs t5saded
Vita the carol zhd Ihe s0sHi
Cosaid se bot hear Ehen slHslaK
A. ikeg are stnEtaE Bas
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Ne hidteR ts4E ~ nas
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To Tie lsiAs aSf1ss gks sABN.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

pcr or 81 a hong course Of hahitual &C
uon. We could not have done otherwise
without being different In personality and
character. The affection that came to US
did not rise out 81 the dust; Il was
part Of the providcntial ordering Of life.
Except ~ TO deliberate sin, our regrets
about the past have little foundation in
rraeon. Many thiugs must have been
different to have their outcome other than
Il l.. We have less 20 rcproach ourselves
with than we often think for. The main
thing Is not TO quarrel with our cond-
iions. but 20 keep our purposes high and
nnrc. Watchman.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-27

calendar" or any other descriptive
phrase on such packages. for all phrases
make the package first class mail, and
letter postage must be paid thereon. Hol-
iday packages should have no writing
whatever on the wrappers except that
which strictly pertains TO the return card
and address. II will be well 20 recollact
this warning II you do not desire 20 make
your friends pay extra postage on the
packages that you may send them by
mail.