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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28
C0nSu|llp ptiOn

Salt pork is a famous old.
fashioned remedy for con.
sumption. ''Eat plenty of
pork" 3" was the advice to the
consumptive 80 and 1oc
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
Scots sEmulsionis themod-
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs.
Scott's Emulsion is the most
rehned OF fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos-
phites in SCOTS Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

si sias;s as''is Lou! il the tb,, v.,.. ;'s4ss eSs
acre seed bed p.~r.ei ei'n "a
A tool house aud oi9e. Oh. oy laws.
have been built. Neaef; coz
pounds of seed, principally Ws.r-
srn Yellow Pine, Red Cedar, and
Jack Pine, has been collected for
planting in the spriug.
The sand hills are unfit for agri-
culture. If large forests can be
grown on them, the timber will be
OF very great value to country
now without trees, where lumber
brings high prices. The attempt
of the Bureau has every chance Of
success.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28
HOlC's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, snd believe
him perfectly honorable in oil business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDINa, KINNIN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
serfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

wipe away this sta.. lad error o.
its past. l am in favor Of seeing
1t pay for every bit Of the toll al
the slaves Of the South did during
all the years Of slavery"
Boots slowly Strengthened him.
self iu his chair regarding the
doctor closely as be did so, and
then he said with incisivs severity
"Tichenor, you are full Of guile -
"You are as treacherous in your
sentiments as quick.sand."
~ perceive why you are in favor
Of this bill, introduced by Hanna
tc pension ex-slaves-andy you have
not assigned the real reason, sir !"
"Well, are not my reasons good, d,
siri Are they not sound aud
'logicali Do they not appeal at
once to the reason and to the sen.
tinenti"
''That is not the point, sir.
Your real aud unexpressed reason
is that the bulk of ex.slaves reside
in the South aud the millions and
bilious that the national govern
ment will spend on them, il ever it
opens this pensiouing business,
will be disbursed and, 50, spent in
his South. That is your real
reason"
"Wsll, now, soc here," said the
doctor, ueither affirming nor de-
uying the charge by SO much as On
expression Of his festures. "Do
not we, Of Louisiana, sxpend
annually about 50, 100000 in pen.
sioning the sx-Union soldier. II
We had sufficient Of them living
here to make this expenditure
something 10 the shape of popular
distribution Of national treasures,
il would be oil right but the money
goes in vast bulk to the North.
Nov, il Hanna's ex-slave pension
bill is passed, the condition of all
the darkeys South will be bettsred
immensely; Infinite labor per-
formed in slavery will be recon.
pensed at last in dollars to the
rightful earnsrs or their hsirs, s|
debt due by tho country beyond
,avil or question; billions Of dol.
ars which have driftsd northward
heretofore for veterans, who sst
he negro free will drift South ward
% the negro they oct free, aud 90
make . more equitable distribution
Il the nations wealth. Therefore,
y the proposition meets all re-
luiremenis Of justice, pr ''icabil.
ty, duty, and self-intertst itI
hould be supported by every loyal
itizen. ~. o. Harlequin. ]
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

An editor from the far west
asked his subscribers to help him
to edit the paper. He said: Til
you get married send in the par
ticulars. II = baby arrives at your
home send it in. - Two days after
the paper came outtwo babies were
left in front OF the sanctn,n.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28
ROOTS AND DR.. TlChENOR ON rcN'
S,ONING EX-SLAVES.

r.o ,,tshonp ihr TED wine IN ms
o,,sc and he heaned argum't'ta-
tiyely ON u. G-N. DR.. Iici'r""f
who sat opposite hlm at the ''""'.
Evidently Sa>Safra> was driigh'eo
at finding II c"mpa"'"n "''P''
interested in the subject "hich
then was engrossing him.
"Has the county not "eeh
robbed and plIIaged enough as II
isl" roared Boots III rhetorical
frenzy. "When Grant approved
the pension to the veterans OF 'ne
Union army, he thought the maxi
- nacassities for this bsDehc-
ence would amount to about $zo'-
d 600 900 annually; gradually 10
= decrease, until 1t became "'''
e What has been the real fact, slr'
What has the American :ormorant
y done with his characteristic avi"l'y
), air, The sum has swollen ana
Ii swollen until to-day II tops 'he
Ak 800 .OOO, 900 mark aud there Is II"
r ;,a;o.t;on Of n subsistence OF the
n 4ood of the es-uulou soldier graft
b. From every hedge aud bush "h"
tree he seems TO spring up. he
ipt has left so many widows that the
". .o,d;er Of the victorious cause
me might be supposed to be Mormon
ne furnishing in the possession OF At
least one dozen wives. Aud these
. wives were SO prolific that they
OK have left progeny such rs WON
rec ankiud has never before recorded
Ger and this progeny has had strinf
wn Of bad luck derived from the dis
wer asters of a past war eclipslng any
ng; thing in all the annals of casualty
eng And, now, sir" thundered boo'
rles bringing his mighty fist DOW
rred nnon the table until the ware ra
Vet tied again, sit is proposed to pc!
re- sion the ex-slaves! 1t is enougl
re- sir. to make the blood boll-ooi
'ated sir! Tichenor, am surprised 81
the that you have not been heard
It re, this subject. am surprised 'n
'cf'u YOU have not voiced the opinion
s'ory the Southern soldier on tn
UT o. measure (Which evon Hanna q
ou' claims) in every paper in the G
sneu' and make the post of the CONF
,Iner. l nsea-tfnfaSs ~ = f1 Being in the
elOQuence dmers for the pur
= - a.,tf;n5f i,,Ss y;orN '---l---....
'e oc- '''". '0'' Of pure indignation.
mons made yourse1r neuru1.--,.-
, and sible your blood does not boil
): for this, siri Is il possible that ,
time. see this new attempt to fllch MOI
what from the national treasury TO
, were cause so iniquitousi Answer r
who sir, and don't sit there unmo,
allace and swallowing food !"
hons rong' oassarras,' iEterjec1
reece, Dr' licnenor' laconically. "Wl
three you neeo is apoultice OF my famo
Con. au'iSep'ic on tne heated area
and your brain cells"
JUS of oassalras boots sank back ln
chair as if he were about to hav,
|ier- paroxysm, between his surpr
rage and his indignation. WithC
q the paying any attention to him, l
till Tichenor proceeded: "The sla
f the was the founder of Southern n
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28
THE o''rIDckAIREUW Y

1 "
! Iudic c''ons are pltnI% sith
reunio! 10 oe held live
May l., 2o' Il = e. what
United oo"ieoerSan sjurnt dis
be the Rost wesr11 upon our
,.., 6esolv ieswe tender
Dur to 1t.-any assis-
II lslis v -. ability to
years apI. thef y 81 hope that
anin,' lea with .;n q tw call upon
there, is nothi Iess .squired.
histoly' united '|dt : the rem. remain
,ffurt to rcsistss until - a'f., f'..ore
- ~ Northelo this
git;on Paink Committee.
-, rn,,,shC
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

ment than real estate. IT, i
have only a few dollars tnat perioo oi'
month, let us buy the prtis sufficient Il
for you and we will acceptiern people werl
~ monomy or weary e always been}
1lien:s m: d. 10y; icy en Ecu disinterestef
" --..--~ vigong promptly ,
of limb orsven d;aii "
Sc soning result nom LACED Al ID the young,
sso11t1 ger of this anI,is "ek ID gay the fight ano
P.Smp'if Ba1m It is n = nr wears of fiercest war de-
liniment for uts, .ated tbatthey were willing
S"'e 0s 01lne 2 Cor an idea. Discriminating
CALL METisGN Of history now recognize
TRq r. Confederate soldier fought
q ,or What all freedom shold
Tho Msvr Nsm ssS H,liur to fight. 1t is now ear
town of Ne, 1sssia that the spirit OF me 'A'
to call witlMaysrh I his life shall save it'-pe
the follow,g ~ ~ nereater love hath DO 'h
coas,n sSss. Jr f. ca this that he lay down h'slls
O. G. Dup,. ..,,;. frieud"-gave impulsf"'u
The oDjes Of y, .c,er to the Coufederacy rom
which waas foile' '.,o,ueut when Mr.. Dav' was
Nesoen .nr.ted at Montgomery 'ne
-ro.,V W. arsarah. .han Gen. Lee surrenqe' AZ
be specl me- ,omsttOx. 20 a.
morning ; 10 ok !. right that the peopt' '"'
consider nd adSH on and the world, king 'pls
ing the penlne was time when ,i,ans
a stands, ,u ,ssst =. Northern state to
.SI .na nroae est' .ehend the real sig giance OF
.i.' snu pi's b,osrs 1psene.1 . mben they
blocks I'D prq "a to appreciate tug ,ns ,a:
,a Tor the ,por o,n.'1n 1n,ve of the Confede sous
Jr' Eupe Go,los's ""o" s,,rrad historical
N.mou.s m' .,;s. ~ " Psi ~ ~a' "a radifficult, if
sented OMr: j. ~ impossible, fors.a, auu
auop'et, derate to app'
Cousin Dulr, DupSce . lit is not al !
y Nay-lone. asslus, - Iurrendered
Said ordin,noe past Whef ;asns s.s
4 tn Mayor fa exam ripomsttox r.as..,
turned n''a by hin vssosa ed. For trnoa,sd II
sa,u aea;"a'as O,u,nnss Cortederatf haS snoLan
LIQUOR saloon. fruit x.l ~. Ea on,s 80 non.h
grogshops, neat, fish N,iu from .oo;eo-os
kets, and poutry and prodA mat
ments within residential blocks ent, the argu-
residential books, and providing.nd when the
atty for the violation Of the ordinas soldier sur.
SEC L. Bet ordained by ths shc haAds
and Board Of Trustees OF the Town = 1~im,l.
New Iberia, that hereafter no liquor
saloons, fruit stanss or stores, oyster P'o'ay
stands or counters, grog shops. meat, ash = 1m,
or vegetable markets, nor produce ana r.ll le-
poultry establishments wherein poultry drunha
or produce are bought, sold or exchaned'
within the eo,perate limits OF the Town Of Fiih.
New Iberia, nor shall any license ''sae 80 on
previous to permit being issued therefor moIri-
BY the Mayor and Board of Trustees com Coz
formally to resolution to that eject see.,
passed at a regular meeting tiOn.
SEC. 2 Be it further ordained that pre-
vious to the adoption OF any such resoln- AZ"
ton by the Mayor and Bosrd Of Trustees lnas
Of the town Of New Iberia, directing poriu1
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28
COULDN'T CATCH THE BED.

A correspondent sends this
story to the New York Times: A
little boy and his older sister, to-
gether with their parents and my
self, had all been walking in the
park one evening aud on our way
We stopped at the Casino. The
father whispered an order to the
waiter: Lemonade. Four plain
and q stick in mine" When the
father got his glass .,eir was no
"stick ,,iTbut he sup osed it was an
oversight and drank in silence. We
walked home, and the children
were sent to bed.
Ten minutes later the sister came
to report that Johnnie was unman-
ageble and that he refused to go to
bed. l was asked to go and set
things straight. On entering the
room ! found him creeping stealth
lily about the floor on all fonrs, his
eyes fixed on the bed.
When | ordered him to SECT
straight into bed d!' he answered:
"Well, ! va + to, Pm all right.
Somebody hold I-e bsdl"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

Borto Md Mrs. John
Geber'huidb. 26th, a son.
The pg lis a hearty,
hea nnlssnd tipped the
scaleslevln uds. He will
be ku for tihole period of
his las jols Gebert, Jr.
May I've hna prosper and
be a Tort TO ,arents, whom
we hiy cdn slate.
MSamS bert was the
hostals weebthe "Wednes-
day moon ERE Club" and
oespe ratieIall attendance,
own the nur of members
in Nrleans fine Mardi Gras
iess' a mos sajoyablc after
hoos spent he first prize
"as oy MRS. has. Roy, Sec
o"ue hostessso presented i,
10 aardy, a 8t of the club.
Doeii TO Mlsaita Soulier.
Applying daous refresh.
mae Club adarned to meet
age first Mnesday after
Es
Finest Carsas entertained
aMonday aftnoon in honor
olWade of : Louis. Th'
nte, a cut glss olive dis
w by Miss d DasW.'
sa decorate a. cake
pMrs. Henry 1 as boohv
bEstorge.
L'llit May ~ of Le,.
Hs visiting | -, ,,er Mrs
iury. I
~ ade of y. ! uis, is. a
Miss Har u Weeks.
compton 81 returned 10
y in AleiaaG ia after a
nsant visi4to her brother.
Wuipooi.
| 'aeanlhs sqli,r is visiting
hsas.
n ~
orbhs Btrke has returned
P''si 10 Eeiaiives in Frank.
Foster entertained al
ssrnay afternoon from
~ honor Of Miss Comp
n Indria.
JCapt. and Mrs. G P.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28
,:..;o, He huilded the

terial civilization. He bu'ldeo 'ne
fields and laid the sub-structure Oh
this mighty industrial empire An
the curses that inhsre In the facs
Of slavery, bitterly paid for BY the
entire nation, cannot wipe out thai
fact. Ifthe ex.Union soldier won
a pension by whipping us and pre-
serving the Union, certainly tne
slave won q greater oneby creating
th. material wealth and grandeur
of that part of our country wn'0l
"a. thus made worth while keen
ling iu the Union. Ne'.v' pen
lin favor Of han s': been paid tn'
J.. Ier. lam in favor Of
GeQRet1, II fetr.~osk liber
l..on xeAdl ~, aoA
ss.,,, y, ,s.es,.,:s sss ::'ss ::s,s's :: -, ,.,
s;,,t,dlasiy' ;,t iy'sBi BAKERY r2|ns., ~.,,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

The best phJsic. "Oaae tried aud you
will always use Ofrberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets IS William A. Cir
ard, Pease; 1T. Tn.se Tablets are TIE
most prompt. most pleasant 1and most
reliable cathartic in use: For sP',e by
Jsmos 4. Lee.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28
rorrn mrlC4nDO
Ikvf11y 1)Ot1s0-slNeaf1

squeezing a cent until it is OUT ANITA
of shape 1t means invest the idea
your money to the best advante Without
There is no safer or better inv a.;u
ment than real estate. IT, ' /,
have only a few dollars mat perloo
month, let us buy the prus sufficient
for you and we will acceptleru people "
ly, monthly or yearly i a,wavs be
ments in payment ther .:.;..a,o,
Iberia Building Associati z0u o'S'D'e.. :,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

Y P1 prices or rooHs,
a erSertaotel and restau-
rast lie should reflect
; that M like Christmas,
comes Gear.
Inc roper:y situated
| at 3l9 llngton street is
ofered hpply to Mrs. }.
l.. DeGe
L Stuaek wagons at cost
R. Sc,
Il -Moykin be sold by
the lbe' & Loan Asso-
citation eduesdav night,
March III
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

The scratch Of q pin may has
of a limb oreven dfa"
soning result from LACED a "a
promptly apiyine ID gal'y
Balm. 1t is IN aniiur years ol
liniment for uts, "A .bst the
sale by jams A. IeFa'e"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28
Tho

you =
Wher -
the the
taswill
Fable
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-02-28

The me
ent. 4
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SITUATIoNs-FEMALE


REFINED widow with one child wants
TO correspond with some lady VINO vysnts
soon help, country or country town pro-
IerLe9- Address 6627. this office is
WANTED Position as hookkconer or ~,
SlstAnt by lady Of several years evneri
enc'' can use typewriter. Al NATL order
- - a91rrSs .l29 TINS office Il
WIDOW wants 10 run section houso
lI5ggle summers Beaumont Te1as II
MIDDLE AGED white woman 1Corts "a,
ua.lon honsekeeper or chamber Uorr i'm
~ --u-- A91reSs b622 this office n
10 si,i ~ ca Sa'It9ad stenosrapher wants DO
a J,t6iAFFEIENr young lady stenograp6cr
MN ntst class recommendation wo1iId
663t, this office. azure -
Please SEND NAME ana address 70 no
ilVvslon avenue Of those who yyorLnd g.,
oasGeL factory in Houston. II II
LADY STENOGRAPHER with c~,,o, -------
4SeSl'es position. Address 6913. mis- ~
SETTLED aged lady wants 1oSi1Io0 h
Ne ~, 'n ~ 10 assist ia homework and
pc one OF the family Gail AT no7 Cla,4
tres, Houston Texas. -o' OAa u
tlIaST-CLASS lady stcn0gT9D5c- ~ -.
enl employed, desires position; A ! refe,.
erUCs furnished from past and present
eILp-oger. Address "a, this Office. ia
EAl'ERlENCED lady stenoerar6e- dasJ-5,s
peIMhheht position with good firm In cttr
Address 661o this office ~ 40 IA oily,
MANTED-By young lady. poslt,o, 10 10
nay n1,iid companion or goyerness 10 small
sEa i!p't XII. references exchanged Address
------.-------- - = 10
EXPERIENCED NURSE would H. - -
20 nurse inc, sick day or MIGHT knniy
~ CraWtord; old phone cons. me-
II
NEAT colored girI w9DfS - - =
COOK OF do house work. Call nj o9ts
"tA Wa lace by girl to learn hook hind.
Llg Address 6665. this office "'u "
MlpDLE-AGED widow wants - ,----------T
,GiaetN eonih me as Is, horsekeepcr or com1ani
AZ ,5dr =" tuNaH9i christian people prefeiI1.i
WANTED Position as hoiseEec1,c.- -
WI, VIZ Que child years DID: small fam}iIys
5rsply, Mrs Mary Martin. box lVS, cen aSsa
Il
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

OUR hack stand Office open day and niebt
6ls MINI phone S03 Il
WANTED Contract 10 furnish / COCOON
pine ties r O r. Texas and Pacific ar
Kansas CITY Southern Address u. 81
Greene. Atlanta Texas ne
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS Houston
Texas. January 3 1903 Sealed proposals
addressed IN y. j. Bryan. Eecretgrv az
the city n Houston. Texas. viii h. re-
ceiyed M 70 u o'clock noon, on Monday
February 2 1903, for tile construction ~
brick city hall aud market house and
market shed on what Is known as market
square, m this city, according to plans
ana specifications on ilc at the office OF
the city secretary and az the office of
George e. Dickey & Co., architects Tho
all bids.
An bids must be accompanied bv Ger
tined check for $1,000 on any hank n,
Houston, made payable 10 the mayor ~
snld city without conditions same ia Ie
FORFEITED as liquidated damages ina case
or failure OF successful bidder To enter
INTO contract and bond as required by the
city council within ten days after being
nollhed OF acceptance of bid
The successful bidder will he reouired 10
furnish bond In the sum OF twentv-fye
thousand S2o,OGOOOi dollars with any 10
sponSlble individuals or surety comnanv
as oondsinen, for the faithful perforn,
apce or the work as per contract
Inc contractor win be governed nv MI
we 9t9luhnces OF the city regulating or
pertaining TO public works csDecIaIlv no
ana must agree 10 proper deductions iron,
Contract price Tor violations thereof
n N ~ q. H. Holt. Mayor
=, ~. bryan. city Secretary ~
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BoARD-RooMS WANTED

IN a. ~ ia nice room and place to hoard
iig5t NICE bo, respectable family or rooms Tor
couple; give price and desrr7nti ton ,''' . "a
address 63s6. This office. "' ~
W,4 NY Board IN private family 1e0r
s ai1sh school by boy IL years old Answer
~ ,,--,-,-,. ----S- II
" 400 rhl, Room ana board, 81 per week
- - II
~" ~ I'D Ed board and lodging With pri-
,s,s,das nllyi s,yearold, well hehaved boy
city. 'Hees AodFen wilton. Jeweler,
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THOROUGH BooKKEEPER WANTED
by responsible and long established nrIn
Address 1854, this office. -
~
49,
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FINANCIAL.

FOR sALE-Genuine LonEdale domestic .
cents ynrd The Big Boston store, Mt
Garnetts Mil Remnant sale; doors open
at o'clock. IL
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WHTTE plymouth Rocks. So 20 per t,rIl0j
Fox terrier pup months OLD S8'0o' lA,9
ffhaneyarf -
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WIDOW wants 10 run section houso
Maeglc summers Beaumont Teres II
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COMPETENT young lady sIe1orrS- ,I7-,
MN hrst class recommendation Womb
n6hSe. position In law office. AddrSs,
- 10 "HA'tt
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HDLE capitaIfinds the channelOf
4 trade through Post Want Ads
SITUATIONS - MALE.

TWO colorcd men want places 70 work
around house or hotel work. CaD a,
200! Rrnzos u
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IT77TI7l Twelve mead nne mules, at ~
Nrst. class shane and IN work; large ana
good ages; Just the thing for, rice mules
Apply TO 4 VI Chamber at rheo. keller
cotton yard, corner Fifth and washington
street
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YOUNG MAN-How would you like 10 be
telegraph operator. drawing a sal.
AIRY or 500 to S12J per month"; This Is
Whnt hundreds Of our foEmer pupils are
doing. We can soon have you doing the
same thing, II YOU viii place yourself
under our training few months
Write Tor prospectus, which tells you All
aD9nt T. Dallas Telegraph College,
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LOST, FOUND, STRSS;

LOST-Pair aluminium or--
green velvet bag Fridnv ri = ga,
opera house and corner NJ. sn =
Iralrie avenue, or on Ann in ~
Inc. Return to 1907 prassnssA "a
receive reward. Aes'o1 ans
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q lGNS REACH A FEW.
~ Post Want Ads reach all.
SITUATIONS - MALE.

w ANTEn- BY one thoroughly acquainted
throughout the state. n position TO travel:
spsah two languages. Address G6i2. this
office. IL
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FOR SAIE- Gentle driving horse, nne tray
eter Call at 1908 Lamar avenue ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

ONE FINE Jersey COW. fresh IN mll4 foI
sale. Apply loii Hardy street pilttii
ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

GOOD STOCK fox terrier male pups =
months. S5 three barred rock hens ~
eggs 81 setting. 1914 Charities street. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

WANTED~-Po Position by married couple as
managers ~ hotel or boarding house; ex-
perieneed; reference. Address 662O, this
office. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

WANrEp-Three white women to press
gents clothing; experienced hands pre-
ferred. Acme Club, 6O2h Main. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

ALL MMY HACKS have wilson" on
lamps. H. S. Fl. wilson, phones 1900, T.
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w Nj Ed At once eIf,----I1---~--
nay stenographer wiz loh b \
-Address 696s. thlss Office soma ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

A CORPORATION ACTING AS TRUSTEE
AFFORDS MORE AMTLE SECURITY
AND RENDERS MORE ACCEPTABLE
SERVICE THAN is POSSIBLE FOR.AN
INDIVIDUAL. WRITE FOR FAM
PHLEr, HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST
co. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

NlpIIlLE, AGED white woman wants sit
.S,'oh honsekeeper or chamber work i'm
l"ND or out. Address Coco tb{e .ea,, =.
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EDUCATIONAL

HOUSTON BRANCH Of Iuterstst. "
for piano; graded course In muse /.
mas given. Mrs. Hucbabee, teacha'
CoDitOl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

WANTED TO RUY-Brown Teghorn Silver
Laced Wyandotte chickens; also to OF
change one registered English female dog
Jack Thomas, Camden. Texas IL