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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-18

heaven Investments in the evangelical
ton of the world pay the best dividends
and are not exposed to the trickery of
men.-Rev. DR.. Adams, Methodist, Brook
Ign.
CHRISTIAN BUOYANCY.
Hope is Christian buoyancy as well as
the means of salvation. 1t abides when
faith has been finally crushed. Its minis
try is always gentle and kind. 1t has
brought 1uster to many an eye dimmed
with tears and gladness to hearts that
have been crushed and broken. 1t is pos
sible for one to lose faith in another and
yet remain hopeful of his final destiny
Rev. George Lloyd, Congregationalist, St.
Louis.
MANS DUAL OBLIGATION.
Every man, whether he will or no, is
under inexorable obligation to God and
man. The old preachers used to argue that
we all belong to God by right of creation.
by right of redemption and by right OF
preservation. One greater than they, St.
Paul, declared that 1--WE are not our own,
we are bought with price," and therefore
expects us to glorify God in our bodies
and in our spirits, which are God s-Rev.
DR.. Alonzo Monk, Methodist. Atlanta, Ga
WHOM SHALL WE REVERENCE.
Now, what man shall we reverence? The
perfect man. 1 admire the theology of
Paul, the logic of Aristotle. the precepts
of Moses, the code of Napoleon, the wis
dom of Plato; thrill to the eloquence of
Pericles, the courage of John, the devotion
of Stephen; marvel at the brilliancy of
Newton, the erudition of Darwin; love
the music of Beethoven, the poetry of
Shakespeare; I stand in awe before the
sphinx and the pyramids, ''Transfgura-
tion," the Dome of ST. Peters; 1 revere
but one man, and that is the Man SO
endowed with all the virtues we love to
see in men and women that it is no empty
title to call him Master, Saviour, Lord;
aye, through nature to me, through men
m fha ef fxo -,
God.-Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady, Epis-
copalian, Philadelphia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-18
-OPE MORE THAN DESIRE.


GIVING UP ALL TO GOD
We are taught to prayerfully acknowl-
edge our need of Gods pardon, love and
guidance that we may not only give our
silver and gold, but ourselves, our ALL to
him who for US has made a way to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-18
JUST WHAT YOU NEED.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets

When YOU feel dull after eating.
When you have no appetite
When you have a bad taste in the mouth
When your liver is torpid.
Mhen your bowels are constipated.
When you have headache.
When you feel bilious
Ihey Will improve your appetite cleanse
and invigorate your stomach and regulate
your liver and bowels Price 25c per box
For sale by all druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-18
THEY ARE READY.
New Whist Club Rooms Soon to
Be Open.
Handsome Quarters for This
Popular Organization.
STORY OF ITS GROWTH.
Now Has Many Strong Players
in Membership.
Plans Mapped Out for This
Season.

srhe beautiful new rooms of the To-
peka Whist club in the new Smith
building at Ninth street and Kansas
avenue win be formally opened Monday
evening. October 27.
Just six years ago the Topeka Whist
club was organized at the Copeland
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-18

heaven. Investments in the evangelical
ton of the world pay the best dividends
and are not exposed to the trickery OF
men.-Rev. DR.. Adams, Methodist, Brook
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-18
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
ease relieved in six hours by NEW
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" 1t is a great surprise on ac-
count of its exceeding promptness in re-
lieving pain In bladder, kidneys and back
in male or female. Relieves retention of
water almost Immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is the remedy.
Sold by Geo. w. Stansfield, druggist, To-
pelxa Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-18

as the waters cover the sea then shall be
solved all the social and industrial prob
lens that make the world a military pa
rade ground, for the world is not yet con-
quered, and there is still work for the n
quering gospel-Rev. DR.. Wiley, Metho-
dist, Brooklyn.
THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT.
The very fact that forbidden fruit may
open our eyes to new and strange enjoy
ments has always been a temptation to
me.-Rev. V. w. Tevis, Methodist, Indian
apolis, Ind.
STANDING BY CONVICTIONS.
A deep seated courage enables man to
live a strong, Christian life every day and
stand by his convictions in small as well
as great tnings.-Rev. E. McHose, Evan
gelical, Barberton, o.
RELIGION AND PATRIOTISM.
In the Hebrew nation religion and pa
triotism were nearly akin. and so 1t
ought to be with every nation that has
the right idea OF God and government
It brings a higherstandardo OF civilization
Rev. DR.. Woods, Baptist San Francisco.
THE STANDARD OF MEASU REAIENT.
1t is right to measure men only by what
they do under circumstances. Some grovel
amid earthly things, while others turn
their thoughts toward the skies Educa-
ton enables US to do what others will look
upon with delight. Think of education as
being what God would have US be.-Pro-
fessor Faust, Dayton, o.
KEEPING PACE WITH GOD.
I think 1 see evidence that points to the
fact that we are keeping pace with God.
The future is bright with hope. The forces
that are most essential to the growth and
prosperity of national life are character
lied by energy and expansion instead of
weakness and decay. A spirit of unselfish-
ness prevails.-Rev. DR.. Swift, Methodist,
Chicago.
HOPE MORE THAN DESIRE
/ Homo ie. moro than desire Desire NAV
be born of Incidence Hope is the result
of calculation, of evidence, of promise. All
life finds expression in aspiration. Its
progress depends on hope. Where there
is no. hope there can be no life The pow
er that gave US life is the power that bids
US push upward and on.-Rev. DR.. A. T.
Fowler, Baptist, Chicago.
GIVING UP ALL TO GOD.
We are taught to prayerfully acknowl-
/ edge our need of Gods pardon, love and
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THE FORBIDDEN FRUIT.

The very fact that forbidden fruit may
open our eyes to new and strange enjoy
ments has always been a temptation to
3nOIic Ind
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

WE CAN furnish YOU help OF s, ,as
employment in all branches, ,i1eIs 4
Main, Levy building. lnteFhs'''
ploymcut Agency.
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MCANE'S DETECTIVE AGENCY Fur
ush detectives for banks lawyers cor
ptratiouS and others. Houston. Texas.
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RoST "W ANTS"
4 ARE CHEAP.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FLY & M'REYNoLDS, 3l3ia MAIN, ROOM
NO. s.-wE HAVE 4 SPECIAL OFFER
on MAIN STREET NEAR MCKINNEY;
ELEGANT SITE FOR A BUSINESS
HOUSE, ALSO MANUFACTURING
SITES. AND BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
PROPERTY. WE CONTROL 1900
ACRES or THE BEST RICE LAND IN
THE STATE; WATER IN ABUNDANCE.
GIVE Us a CALL. II
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FAIR GROI' NDS Fivc-room nov cottage
On ro'urr Win II. INts, n, r1r t.no 49,
EEionnn sChG,ol' !one Zinc. casy pigments
llanHAh " f"isohS. l"l' IeN1S. u
II. 4 tRNOIp ai1 ru. has p fo7- NOR,
Of tr9s, hcauti II! Main SIS addition
lois lot ON South End car line. fin op,y
residence portion o. Houston Thcy arc
vance; teams Iw ~ l., Sh'W pro2r'tT.,,
,.ilc,, iitl l., r., III IN u,1 'g,1ri3
fas"r d, oncc, o,,a cb,Tco H.. H. jl1g.ia.
view cStcn ion &@21 Zach; SOM, cloi,o lots
in li1rIshurc SaCll co1l; al. four a're3
rc1r the road. q spcrl Il lNrs liu
II. y. Arncd ~ Hlnz. In. two ho1nt
rr r , ,rc pS n'i, d. '1Gn a2ya; aaI@l
]" ,"H'"'' .IiI= pU.V9NTT' idrF' are Snaps,
II. y. Arnold, XII Hn7, hoe ten acr's
Sour Lake ruohcr. 4 h3rr". %, ,,,Tnay In
this investment. buy It Gu.rk: s2TiD por
acre
,nlI5 4 i i5 a., 81 Ema ha~ ,;1' ocrI ,
o. Edg,2, Saii,am" f., sto"i, fam ~
Gc.a"t,inI Soa,s.c f'Fm " tn ~. m'os. ~
}Ty'mcn,,s; . ., ,o'2 1T oneo
i fores , on ! nsl, '2ga ao POLK av.o1 &
yFw avc.reom oo,,,yo. r,I.I .vard s,-r,
scv1n.,ooIn h|n.o .r,.,, 900. ',r' w..
hon.r Austin s.g'.. tbr,n WITS ,rr.lsr
edition. sGlc; on ,at, simpson st.e,..
Stao. rrc T. +. ,,er,.s E,3,n iii an. m
7--------------- = 49,;
YO1p OWN ro,rr Tho or mine, or , b,r,,
give man somo ,t,nJn. f. Inc r,W
mrrit m n.h.,h 10 Itvot 10 --'rlt,l w..
a Z oil citi-ru T. . f,n,u
ST. trS distinct 'a" 'ia hsl1 Ft thu uu-
.e't e. cVc-A,v "c .eThr. l'ss NoN,
Ia % home WI 10 ~ s. ~ interest
to consult M.
NCRFi T-,'T.
''' 'il" W ''''!.
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NICE HONE IN SiS'h war; q; a hltCaip:
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TT WILL PAY YOU to attend Sias
Gu7Mcss college, lJCs,4 Col pess aTsas
Houston.
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TRAVELLING Statesmen, als9 y, W p
ers, straight sulaiy. Answer LIMA /, 9s5 n
business, otherwise don {. ll'D~i
las. IlNns. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

LADIES' tirdresslng shampooing, maui
culing, scalp and facial treatments. vapoc
and massage baths; aas goods ald toilel
articles. Watson & Williams, 1918 Texas
avenue. n
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ALCOMo SAN1TARIUM Alcohol, opium,
morphine, and other Kindred habits treat.
ed Strictly private. with special faci.i.
fics for lady patients Cure guarnuteeJ
80 from ten to twenty DAYS. Competed
pliysician0, nurgcf, etc. in constant M.
tendance. Removed from business center
and consequent temptations. Address
Alcomo Sanitarium, 337 austin street
Houston. rcxas. II
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WANTED Eight or ten GOOD ' M ia
hts to do contract logging; TX
information address the Paiin'''s
Co, Oakhurst, Texas. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13

WANTED a COED widcawakc hustler u
wishes 10 write tire ana tornado WI
aicc either in towns or COUNTY, elA 4 M
good contract by writing the ~
Home Fire lns. Co. AUSTIN TcAas !.
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W JOY HAVE WHAT
n others want. Why not telllt
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


BARGAINS IN LANDS neal. Houston e,o
1iO acres Aear Houston Heigh's at ~
per acre r,,.s NJ ss
per acre H.. ,op,hOest
$40 acres prairie sevor miles hotth"'s'
Of Houston at $40 per acre .,r,.ost
go acres prairie eight miles horl""'''
OF Houston at 50 per acre, rt
2JS Acres In Harris nud llsun si""'
near city at $40 pei acre. Can SnIR's4
Il Geo l.. Porter & CO.. 20oEs nam ~
For SALE by owner. two choice iots,
corner Rnsk and La Branch Apply ~
l. S. Mycr, Houston Drug 20, llll 49, -
FOR sALE-ror quick return can n nnu
sec about cheap hiocl OF grouhg 9u ~
avenue: two corner lots IN FHl.NIeN rHaG.
dltion: choice broom cottage ~
Grounds additions choice ~ ON story
on corner I'm soGth Cnl; l0 acres ep1.t
prairie ana timber $3.50. seven miles tl9h
center of Houston. snap; extra cnoits
500 acres rice idud S.. In snltt, "Ilts
us your wants. Cash LuehcI.
TRI7TK GXRDEN FOR sALE-Cons'st!ng
Of residence, baius, sheds, Wihd-D'eAha,
hot iud cold frames, garden polH' nCli3
patches, ten-GCru urCbGld In bearing I"h''
irsciVnir, elevated cistcrn. WlhumlHH' ~
rigutinn ulucs wagons. hacks. teams IN
PIGMENTS etc. Just ont city limits MlrlI"
TtNus; established lour years ago Up-'-
date place doing gCuG business otlcr
husiICs. requires Owners attention. W.
- Patrick, Martin, Texas ~
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sons for selling. Address box 122 az |
mont. IeXns. -
- : .--,,,-- - ,,,.,.-,
w ANI hb ~ hl.N OF lcus',, h"NHv "i /
St9NSH or tlguI rooms lno,i'tn COW y. |
niVnv'S' I JILL VA" h ls1
CIV w. NuuLcas nuN oND. poHIvlurN. - ]
every description; the New Model smith |
Premier Is iu tic lend.
j ] PASTORAL l'te. \ ii.h'. Co..
,n ~ MAIN St!'et' iou't"A' leA"S'
"o"9
-----------------------
FlANOS, PIANOS - Pianos ana more
FISH aquarium aud fine gold FISH. Apps
SO Caroline. 49,
,,-------- -. :, -
SN LI-i Mll-h &c quart Nali"Tha Hta"'
-
CptAN ,rd crr,r chcnsc rollr,rul1
Stable. ~
-
UN nAi.H anu agent 'or ,ie l"@ri . oh
,','il' ,i } T ai' ~
' r I' s, i,,,.7,'i ',,,,,,,t ~ f',vnr
u" ,,.,p' t't NIX ',,,,i
.u g, .ii,r.,-,,,,"' r,,r Si f. "a irs. Ia,
price a25m AID ocn,s Gi.crt from fnc
tory log Slt' ANA M NrNct hlh -
llursiou CAN testify Bargain nu hand;
Nn" upright 'F1srhrI pian" ~, $40 ,n'
.5li,,r. r.r so| S4p s-, r..r,,tiyo,, ON
5'l"" Ut = - .,l' y ,,i
r. rt,, @ 1914, rr.,,,I nav, ca,,I,
motor, l.brv 81 M t,, .ll M ma. .h.,ir n
rceul.g u.i.'e .,.' nlincs ,ldrrS e.
aul I Viii cal Franz vendcIs, = y
BoN '22 --- l
FOR SALE secondhand oak siIobotrl Ia
good condition; cost $50 w1cn nov: win
Butte. luOG rpXus aveuuc 13
7---,-i1 -,,,.,, i-,,,r --I71,7- ,,,
rrdcr surrey cheap; also line Jersey COW.
Ruut r.. G. W ilso!l gl5i. Congress. ia
sOt)t LIKE NlAp-Ncw md corrected,
,nly ST. T. Witty. surveyor, Main ami
PRESTON. Is
I7-,,77 - - ----. IN 1'c7-,,I
'rryas Sir CATALOGUES: 1880 copies di,.
tlItftrl .rnonc Central Texas farmers.
Hfoellrcn. trucl growers. ctc. Page 81;
haH page -: quarter 81 Address A. j.
EucHH.ut, Hryau, Texas. III
CII-o\U TTNNiI INN, SC9s Surr,-y in r0nl
rouditI,n Nosehorf 4 Keller 10 M
~, 49,, -.
1 nm p' St APPROPRIATENESS inndI,' inc c, " Tr
~ - I,,r, '"[f ,,ti,, ~
httl tH'm ABOUT Nay 10 IN uhiln, ~, !
[.it ~ GlF,, =
~ ., y. =. ~, = e., =. - ~. ~,
TEN lots cheap. Apply at 10 Congress
avenue. - II
I5c FOR 20. packed; and be crcah at. dos
lh"l"h ny Gay rom Sn'ppims p, !,
5 o. "a, ''"~, Iii IN I'M e'Vttu'' '"t',,,
~, -,
,,i ' 'T3,,' I,nr' 49,. .. E'
'N .vU" ,"''9 AZ. ''- ."l STU
tnD WIZ Tc,o. '''' '"0N >"'' n
SUMMIT y-,--- ,,,iIcr-,,j., s,-,i-I----------
-1---- - ~ ---l, =, ~ ~ ~ 1t,,
DALE oe whole interest iu ncs. IN her
.iop iu city. with cold storage. Nl lun.}
T. %. hos ~, city, 70
rul, pu.k,d To- arrive ut destination In
pill,t condition Phone i5I. S,lc. RAJ.
usry Co.,. next door L. b; 60, note. or 4
.,,.,,-,,.,.- -. ----e--.
US SALE rue lHIWlut' ana io1sc on iA'
~ 'Hn'' 4H''L ,l.t@. ltNa"' II t1"'n
itH "T S.t"g "9ta'ya. A"''''S 81 Jam,
49,. ~ - - IT, - y - ------ ''
wv v 1-7- : : :, ! .@MSI sa--lS9, ID
nr narrow gauge bnN car; ore uaEoN
gauge IsAt m,p Cl"n car, In %
NaA. hs 81 me ldiile Fo.h AM iiehiri
ItLti "N IN Eoau VuhN1td tWClSt
lNnr. and N1It Co. loflIspolt, H. q
SILL MID u MMo'k H@'AN, "t"ciS )
10 "iu' - IT, lh'u- brtlhS llE'dW"t'
store, Main street aud Capitol arvnIc, L
STRAWBERRY PLANTS Tor imnGgll5tC dc
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FOR RENT.

s.., aufff r.
- -=-----=------======= - -
EOD pEhIti>
nm MIN
y tatc family; ali modcrn ccnyenientes.
T007TS IN T1c1f 6oT-rE17nIng; also bed. |
rn, ms 500 Iuuisinul street 10 |
: - 7,-7771i ,-.-,,-i,-1 -c7,ib.
-, Hr NJ ,xpns1rc Tor two ecntltncn on |
couple; modern conyenienccs 1917 Tres
Ton. 10
'1-IV1 D0INS nirrIy frpIsncf fOr light
housekeeping No. 1868 capitol Ave. IL
!T-7 p r. -T7o77- 1,-,-IoIr- rooms bnf6 ana
coiicrr 9, nnrtirs Without children. VITA
en- oi,tbop, ,as rnpr, Appiv lTU3 Can.
itOl lO
i;-,i5 y 777I- -----,7----I -oc-,7- e7If7I7is
fdr iig6t h1psrleeplnr or offices. iul2e.
Prairie. and one store on Preston and san
Juclutu. Can sJ7, old phone. Is
raipi,y. coolest mace in town: references
rruuii ed: 1871. This olhcc. IA
MAI or sonitarinn. Uni at 100 Austin
81, 10
ZTCFTY furuighcd room. gas, Iutn ana
tottb cx9o,4re. 1104 Main. il,
-------------------
llN t.ktHN Aouse' WIN oAtA, ~ 800
h''s''o'I''"U' car ''''' N"'' '''- ii
"
MOE FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen
with bath. also rooms for light Apu.c-
Keeping. close ~ lUle commerce a'SdN,
-
iTVFI7I NTTF RODNiS I5lI Caroline
.,-s,t II
ra6ir. In wlyttc g,sid,uo,. min priv
l----. Ll4ll.t al W. 11t..tHt ~. Ste, -
.'' '., ',al a.. tasE ii
LlrhI lN'pM 'IAi, close i1i modvrA
'..'''l'h'e'. ~ .l."..' "l. .,3 d .,.'''
-. =
@tN lltA4. uict Ntuh- h'h wanting M'St
iNf i.hr lUn.l@ rNI secure sHhg uN '"t-
lE % Magnolia oyster and Omh rue.
-. L. q -, - ------- :
LARGE lawn With four-5om house. cn,nei
Iceland a1L u .-4l-tg.L -. 4
TbNLr reums for rent comet j Unison and
Winter Ait@ ITO" Johl.s'" street ~
W&ld. -
TIFNISUFU md UnfurniShcd cool south
.ooms. az Capitol avenue one hloc1 h'c',
Bristol hotel. li
f~,T,7I, ,---,7-- T7,---IsI---5 -70II7- VIII,
10 1 .N>5''', 10 Go,",,,e,,. ,te,,t-
'"''' Nlf'' -''' 1''' n
FOR RaNI store, nNe rooms, "h2l,E
gu modern imptoN'Wth'H' -"N "'t ~
noricod' lhtd Wjru; inquire "' 10 ''
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WANTED $40 additional PaiPiHto water
drinkers; we serve this wafer plain or
enrhonated AZ 20 per glass kleslng's
soda fbnntaIn, 502 Main street, corner
Prairie avenue. b-29
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j. D. HUTCHINS. Nnvnsotn. Texas. man
nfaeturas n salve that WIN care ictttf.
eczemn. rinEwofin On old sores OF any
Kind. price 81 per box; any one huying
nne box OF this sa,ye not benefited,
money refunded write for testimonials;
28'o2
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40 TO MArLEs DRUG SCOP"; yea can
alwars hua II here. II
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.SELL THE PEOPLE
4 what you want.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Doctors phaeton buggy. only
st. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
MR. AND MRS WILEY WATSON Wish
to express Their heartfelt thanks to the
friends and neighbors for kindness dur
ing their dalugs lllness. rae skilled
physicians. prs. buCkeit and Nlllilm
Lowry ala all In human power, bur cur
father transplantcd the bud in his gar
den above. 10
NOTICE my work. Gomez, the Sgncr Lew
phone 69l, Fannin street, next to Post. %
INCONVENIENCE persons to WHOM
the late william Montague Muir Mackeh-
zie Scottish nobleman, WAS indebted, viii
send To his widow. Mrs William Muir
mckenzie, now residing In New York
city 100 East Twenty .hfth street the full
amount ~ all bills due them from him go
Upcp Il
NOTICE rs HERHBY GIVEN that the reg.
uar annual meeting OF stockholders OF
the Merchants and Planters oil Company
VIII be held on Monday, May II, iisl2.
nc 10 o'clock a. m. st office OF Il. W.
House. ~
FOR SALE on account OF health, the
Me Nanthus confectionery and fruit
store, COS Main street, best location. Que
business 90 nbliehed; Tor any intormatien
Inquire q any OF the best wholesale eefn,
missioa houses In city. u
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PROFESSIONAL.

SHOW CASES, bank and drug Mixtures.
soda fountains, sarbonators, etc. man,
ufnrhired by Z. Maiiander 4 Sons, Waco.
Texas; write for catalogue. $1,000
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GIVEN AWAY, :. Spiruaiists % Hous-
ton, You viii Ore greatly % nHhted boy
calling az NriGht~ Flower Garden uul
securing copy uf pI'uc'S Age ~ Rra.
SON ana OMmMnM SnM.N.
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NOTiCF 10 RAiFROAD cuNt,',sysisf
II have yet 10 Jet about "
miles ou Houston and IeAas 10 >
rnllrOad extension from bgln n eut
pasas TO sub-cOnsractors, ~ MOI q
Ties to suit contractors 49, ~ ulezs
sters, scrGper holders ana ySeaIthl E
try aud plenty OF water; ,E Eres az
line for outtts and teams; ,sses q
information address ]. J.; nu
al contractor, Burnet, Texas
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
"a just what you want.
SITUATIONS-MALE.

boy or anything TO AID promotion, can
sye sG goo i ,Sis aIa. no bad habits A E
NorNG MAN would IKE to learn timers
trade; salary wncn services become Nal
uhble Address 1919, TINS othce. -
A YOUNG Man with good education wants
to do ufnce work. ain quick ana eau
write fairly good hand. small salary az
hrst Address 1878 this othce "a
A YOUNG colorcd man would Ike 20 nave
JuD us waiter in boarding mouse o. win
private iamiiy 100 Fierce avenue lIe-.-- 10
WANTED Position as foreman or dss.stal.t
on construction work. familiar with al
trauts aud material; bushsh, German
ana spanish spuaen, Address $40, lnls
FIkSI GLASS bolkkccpcr wants position;
good references. Address tic4, TINS OF
nee. IL
AN INDUSTRIOUS young man desires 70
sition IN hardware sto.e; one years tN-
pcucuce; small salary tan familiar wi IA /
stock. Address f4fe this o1ncc. ID /
WANTED Position as pump man On lice |
pant or bot LAGER anu oucr. l.. lar y, /
81 sampson street. 10
WANTED Position 10y ruliuhlc all round /
cock, Wnitc. - yeas experience, JOB III |
boarding cars, camp q. restaurant; /
economical ana sober. 1t FlIrc, genctt
DcuNery, houston. ID
WANTED \ few sets ~ books To Keep by
o. ",'NN' T. a., w. il'' N4' q" '-' F'' - y,
AlL,.. - : ~. ll . ol 4nL1c.-------
WANTED BY middle aged white muA as
day or night Waterman: sober ami re h..
L.e. Address 'i2o. this onirc ID
WANTED \ situation Nv colorcd man as
go h. .1datCsS ~. thi.. onirt Is
V,,Nr+D p,.,t,,. "a, t,. .,,,i- st,,r..
good sa c>nan and atocE sr.prr; Ten
.rIa' experience ami can Iu..rsh the
best of IL. crrucc. address IiIi tLiS u
hcr. Is
tu l,a.s' experience as cn,maer. N
can give SuoI le.elehr's' A"HleS' \
az W.. So ''N'S' -.-.-- -------- 10
COLOEED BOY. - year, Oh. wants pos.
tiuu 80 work In ward To- tend horse Unl
buggy ann Wiling to WORK. Apply III
hut,u ua street. rAnd ward Is
0.,,,y,r ..t,. -
w ~ ~ 10 toflc'pouu WIN a Eouu lu-i
10 commence wor6 the l,t o, June. Al
dress j. D., Room No l. oSdcu Building,
,''''''''o'., J. seA'S' ------------ II
/ POSITION as drug clerk, over two years
WaCttai oNqcriydCc behind counter; am
ItglStcrcd speak, read and write Cor
man Gud 4.oncDlaiL Address oJ-J tLis
o1icc 10
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MISS TEllESA nALDEsCIWILER, Msh-
iuuahlc dfessmnkcr; lessons given In drcsG
cutting; 1916 Travis street. Houston,
Texas. 5-Ig
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PERSONAL.

DTATH TO LICE. LAMBaRT' S--For use
on settling hens; get 1t at Naples Meul,
cine Store, III Congress. u
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WANTED -Au expert stenograpng
mani, Smith Premier operator HssaF
mont; salary not less tnan 40. N
day Typewriter Department '@l III
torlza rrt'g. and Li!ho. Co'' ~
street.
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y cNDGHFEL clairyoyant palmist Mrs
Back tells everything. Juc, 81, uuitcs
separated; lucky charms. 1870 Preston
asculc' also by mall IL
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WANTED-A good cook; mus
mendatlons. Apply 23Oi husA' B
WANTED-A competent and te,@ "
engineer TO run our rice mn pvvsrfe. z
permanent position TO rishi WV =
refcrences required. Address l'A1
Flour Mills. Galveston -. ssss
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NANIED-A few more nrst.eiass brick,
ilyrrs al our mill az C0ltharp Texas
sakc the Eastern Texas railway at Iut
Kin. i.ouisiaua aud Texas Lumber Co.,
r. a. i0NN ~untrtnrenGpuf n
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MEN Nv Gold and pamaua tablets
promptly relieve ard permanently cure
nh cAscs OF impotence or drhi. Is; m1.lcd
81. Leon Bichou. French Pharmacist,
l.N4 MrkLALlN ANemmn. LlnnsL-m. u
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spondcnce with patients cured; special
care given lady patients. hest references.
Address The Matthews Home. Drs. Mat.
thcws & Hpbhert, PROJECTORS. 200 Dag
axcnue West End. San Antonio. Texas. II
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WANTED TO RENT.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED At oNCE-A good sober white
Charles. La. N
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PACIFIC states Investor, San fr0uciAro,
Sal. SUBSCRIPTION $ u year, win save IN
visitors maliy timcs tac cost OF subscrip
tion. 90
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CAPE JESSANtlNE BUDs zoe per 100 So
per lC00 at VIM. Kutschbach 2526 Wash
ington; phone SIS. 10