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PECANS For sAI.lc--ons ,joIinr nrr
bushcl, or sAc per pound; double sacked
& o b. Wharton, Texas. Hood, Nelson
~ w.
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spring planting, from d. Landreth &
Sons and Robt BUST. Jr, Philadelphia,
and potQr Henderson d Co.. New York.
at G. j. koeller, 900 Congress avenue.
Houston. lib
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bEEDS We carry the largest stock IN
the South; send for Our Wholesale and
retail catalogue, free; just received. a
car new crop alfalfa clover ono car
Tennessee Triumph potatoes, one car
onion setB. etc. Holloway q Co., whole
sale and retail seed merchants, Dallas.
TeXna CatalDgues free 40
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FOR SALH--A well established restau-
rant. confectionery and cigar stand. sit
city, reason for selling, on account OF
sickness, Address 25iG, care OF Post. 80
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AGENTS WANTED-lndios and gents
make So to $40 daily goliug the electrical
wonder Chll on or address :, J.. o..
all kuMAin airuet. o
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nosr, FOUND, sTnAYnp, STOLEN.


LOET-ErOWn leather poelfetbnok contain
ing receipt and two keys. between CAPS
itol Main ana Pe8Be. q liberal reward
WIN be paid TO the finder. Mrs. Aurcha
luebner. 40 Capitol avenue,
FOuND-One yalige with books iu II. ap-
pBrently belonging 10 a. HieRlqr. Apply
~ J., q. Ek0la. Daley street, Firth ward,
near Chapnan'B diary.
LOSf-On Congress avenue, between Sun
INciut1 ana Ehoncyert streets, one
lhdy'B blnck pocket boot; finder VIII be
rewarded by leaving same AZ ], ana q.
~. freight office or T. w. HouSe's bank,
l.. b. bedgwlck ~
STRAYED or STOLEN - Grey horRe
about IL hands Nah 10 years old. long
tusks on inside of legs. Liberal reward
for his return 70 3ls Sabine street, Hous-
ton. 20
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FOR SALE-Cholce milk COWS. for cash
or installmeat, at u. y. Smiths feed
pen, at Consumers Oil NH. w q.
POIk ngont. 2.la
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TRAINING KENNELS. the largest and
best ia The staiei Irish settlers. puppies
H. gi2lD and Tony 2iip3) for sale by
laVnca Kennels Glecldur. Texas. 2-i0
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DOUBLE DAISIES Beautiful little snow
bnlla, now coming in bloom; packed and
shipped IN snch growing condition, 81
plants for 81, or v pAnsics and rs daisies
for 81. A. Whitaker. sos Travis KS
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FOR SALl1-Peterkin cotton seed. from
Texas planting ilrst year, sacked H. o.
u, Fulshedr i5c per bushel: remit lious-
Texas.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME DACBREN- The Rreatest for
tune ip!lor of the age, gives Ha3ice in
business matters; ladies' IN trouble c1lb
fec luile7 30 cents gents 81; call l2l Mic
lam; hours 10 ", TO b. ANA z 20 o
! -
If YOU wish 90 paint. paper or improve
your property j. Manager VIII do same
on inst1ilmeat plan. lg0jla Congress ave
nle. room 2. .
JUST ARRINED-Fr1m New York CIy
Miss i. ID. Powell, graduate NeN YORK
4 COLLEGE IN Mas uEc ana Nursing. All
dress iutchlns House.
. THE BAYOU CITY horse snoelng shop
Us doing frsj class work only, all want
! ing such work VIII do wen TO give us
! trial Daye McNlllcy ~ Jn9 Biah,
DOWDELL sCHOOL.--A number of my
former patrons huNe prevailed on ~
! 10 resume school Immediately, corner
Smith and MCGoweu, Terms reduced.
T NOW OPEN-The Electro Galyanic and
Massage Sanit1rIum; treatment WIN
electricity Eaiyapism, massage and cleo
trio meutCateu Napur ana water baths
combined; specific for rhcumGHsm, nea-
raigia, govt, luIhbaGo, lnalal1h, blood
skin, and all diseases OF the nervous
system; special treatment for complex
ion, and an facial hiemishe5 removed,
Dr. Mrs. Balfnur and Or, Q, H. Warner,
rooms 81 70 go kiam building Third
floor; take elevator. 30
PARIS new masquerade costumes to order
and for rent az Ma1ame l.. Westphal
madlste. 7o2 Main street 20
MRS SIMMONS. Wit lives on TrpVs
street. viii learn something TO her ai-
vantage by concerning with Mrs. Bowdie
NJ 5ll Eanaln nLrgeL
4g e 4; ~ T. :: s.: 81 $.
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FOE RENT large double stable with
Su1lagc house " desired. Apply MS
lolk ann san Ineinto stteeta. BIO
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EDISON fNCANDEScl1NT LAMPS The
hest mnde, 70 III any rocket, 10, l6, 70,
n candle power; Ss9 cents each. Ads
dresh General Lloolric Co. DAllaa, TOY. ~
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bARGAl N--Spllt pine stove wood, 81 pen
cord; pine wood IN 4-feet length al re-
dnced prices, my wood " nfst-clasg:
prompt delivery terms cash; phone sgi;
nfieo near the II, Il. and w. II. railway,
Il. r. Calhoun, Or. 2-W
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ron urtNu,
----..---------------
My Fi.N ls,,Qnc ELEGANT furnished front
rcniif Non V 3,gi, yNin Cap'SS. h4tVa tSr
a0 getifcd ~ ", a. -, 49, ~ ,.s, ~ >
quired '0' e''N
F1R 75ISS7T .--,-,- -f,,-,-..
Win hrsrI M ~. ',,,,,a toO ,,' 'ts'Vl
private family vi tO-s. befh priynSee.
references exchanged. No. 1901 Dallas
avenue, tf
FOR RENT A 0,,S r->Cr,, dV,5sIiIr,- -6,,,e,
Inquire either OF en- WiclnOnu or y,
lnivS5ers grocery store. rosc'sAees re
NelIeu. j
FOR RENT-NTIInTI5D Hotel bar g56i
Congress street. near Union depot Ap-
ry To Pahst Brewing Co, 40 Washing
- 49,. 81 wv, 5
FOE RENr--A nicely furnished front
rooms strictly private family; no chill
drcu, FINEST uCighaorhood IN city; refer
ences EXCHANGED itO9 Texas avenue. s
FOp PFyfr- t,.. IT-.,..
man ami wiir without children, two
rooms on grounh floor. hard aud soft
water IN Kitchen; bath md closet In
E,4, pa->-,,
e96 modgrn convenience, with sro,e.
20
ISI1f5- =, i7S,--7;,s-
Win 80 m ~, n'V..E lu VIZ ,,,. feutn
two EcrUcinru. iOl fsUrauch strcet
-, ~. : .,-sg,I NV nousS. sg
FDk RENT Lurgo double stable with
carriage house " desired Apply MS
POLK ami san Jaeiuto streets 80
ROOMS far VIM, ~. iIrL1 ,,-,,,.,-I1----,j-.'
For information can at 1904 Hardy
street, reference required. so
ISCT i5I',\77, ~ .--.-I,, u -
usmln oniy. NM i,,i, 49,, ,,,
r''.,l.a uil'E Wy ui9eN tl9.n S9urt mouse
IF0T Ti7N1-i7
t-srtiln,,n, ,,,i 90, ','.'' ., -" ~
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FoR RtiNT--A 1--WE room dwelling house
corner Leland ana ST. Emanuel streets.
inquire either OF CHI NiclfnOua on i,
lhucgcr's grocery store. -Ssct aces re-
CURED /
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FOR RENT--Ono nicely furnished room,
~ mQiun ConVrniauccs, with grAte.
81" san Jacinto, corner Walker avenue.
20
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AT HALE PRiCE-ClO aores n1stland
county land every acre tillabie; some
TIMBER good water at 10 feet, i've miles
from Ciaeoi two good railroads; popula.
ton OF county 1900 to l2oooi improved
farms adjoining on all n.Nsi must be
cold by February 1, 1904. as tho State
is crowding for back interest (S2CW after
that date land worth 81 per acre, but
VIII take $3.50: clear title for all or hait;
must have $500 to clear but principal
ruas years at per cent; this is
bargain for any one with little money
wanting good farm; win take balance
In one and two years at 3 per cent or
Houston inside property Can or adj
dress A. J. W., care Post. Houston,
Texas 4.
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PLANO FOR SALE OR ENCIIANcIt--
Steinway cost 5000 you can get It
cheap exchange FOR anything | can use;
no use for piano, Trade, this office. n
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FOR EENI-pWl pastures containing
1850 acres under new fence. slr miles
from lac court house. ou Buffalo and
Hunting blyous ana Southern Pacific
railway. Houston Land aud Trust COM
lAuy. n
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FOE RENr-A nicely furnished front
ro1mi strictly private family; no chill
aIeui finest ucighaorhood IN city; refer
cnces EXCHANGED 1909 Texas avenue. s
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FOR RENT Arlington Hotel bar, c}Ol
congress street. near Union depot Ap-
piy To Pahst Brewing Co. 40 Washing
ton street. 3
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#'N RENT Nicely turushcd room tor
gentlemen; moGprE couvcniguCts ord
very acar TO business center, buS Caro-.
iiuc street. between Prairie and Texas
avenues 10
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FOR SALlG-one-yea In Conte and
keifar poar trees, 81 per hundred. Call
on or address j, A. Baker. Jr.. Houston,
Texas. 81
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OAK llAWN-ron dollars Clen, IS MONTH
~, Will now secure % lot 5iNie0 on grad
ed street 10 feet alley, price $3.50 cor
ing advantage ot the low prices and easy
terms vi Oak Lawn lots, w0 ARE closing
out two 10 four lots per day, AS 4 said
before, these prices and tei1na VIII not
always last; "a complete change IN prices
aud terms win be- made On and Hflar
February 1, 1891. Herbert y Fuller sole
agent and manager, iul KAN building,
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EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS worth OF
elegant neW furniture for GALE at $3.50
with nno new nyu room cottage. good
scryants houfo, barn and fine lawn,
three lotas will rent for one year for SO
per month; improved section near Houe-
ton at bargain Il taken this week;
choice ncctiou near Webster, Sll per
acre. 800 acres on Clear Greek must be
~. Cash & f4ucl,ci, aojl. Ainiu street.
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y iuektr, Q. .. Patton.
j. HUCKER & Co.

Produce Commission Merchants.
state agents for the Halo Of Diamond
NJ. and P Butter on; agents for Poor
man Milling Co., Anthony. KAN; Queen
l3ee Milling Co., McPherson KAN: Flour.
Graham, Meal. Bran. Chops, SCREENINGS.
etc curlond lots speciality. telephone
202i 100 Main street Houston. Texas.
TOls sALE--A lot OF second hand franz
ing lumber and bridging lumber. Apply
to y. W. Shaw, 90 Grand avenue, II
JERSEY AND HOLSTEfN COWS.
FRESH IN MILK FOR SALEt GOOD
DAIRY COWS ALWAYS ON HAND,
ALL ANIMALS AcCLiMATED,
H. u. RICE,
Postoifice Box 3.
FOR gAIIB-1wo carloads of young and
gentle work and busy horsesi also
some good work mules; have some Una
matched teams; all stock on trial boz
fore buying, Sid Wessheimer. corner
San Jnclnto and Commerce streets. =
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FINANCIAL.
WANTED TO BORROW ~ for ninety
days; viii pay ~ rate Of rs per cent per
annum security vendors lien notes.
Can i0i KAN building n
a LADY would Loom out n Few thouland
dollars Ia sums TO suit on some personal
securities or good notes Address gsl2.
Post 20
WANTED Texas State bonds, Houston
City bonds highest market quotations
paid for hIme. Atwood Violet e 90,
Cotton Exchange Building. Houston,
Vexns. 2-I1
NATIONAL BANK STOCK NOR eAIE--
Five shares IN the Commercial National
bank Of Beeyliie. Apply % ,. 2. Crisp.
agent, Beeyllle Texas,
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FOR SALHs-A frat-clags FALCON and
lunch counter Apply alS Milan street. u
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ROOMS for rent for hght housckeeping.
For Information can at 1894 Hardy
street, reference required. so
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FOR SALE Ten thousand two-yenr-old
to 3 feet high Japan plum trees Boz
tan. burbank. satsuma and Chabot, AT
very low prices; also a fine lot OF native
plums. must be sold. Apply TO J. T.
Leyendecker Frelsburg. Texas. q
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a SPLENDID BARGAIN on Mlhy
street. corner Of llyudy three lots blN
lOO each; seven room cottage, barn l2ya0
chlckop house and other out buildings,
underground rigltru, he entire three
lois, l3lNlN. fenced aud cross fenced,
alone worth the money, price SlSO0; 5000
cash, balance one and two yGarN Her
bert ". Fuller room i0l Kl0m building
-
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HAVE house built ON your lot and let
tho rent pay Tor A. Call On j. Manager,
l0yls Gongtess avenue, room 3. ,
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FOR RENT--New furnished rooms; g1n-
tlcmen only; one block from court house;
references required. Apply Sl5 Caroline
street
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FOR EADE-iSOO acres in Live oak couu.
~. O0O acres w cultivation. dwelling.
business house and tenant houscHi
abundance % WATER price, $500 per
Sklggs Real Estate company. Beovlile
iIsguH
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FOR lisNT-purt OF store No. zoos Pros
ton avenue; apply ON promises. q
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FOR SA it1.-Ieu room house, three luta.
on Fr5ualn street, part cHAh balance
Oh oepy terms. Apply 2li0 Franklin
avenue. corner Hutchius street 20
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FOR lt.Nr-Onc eltEhnt furnished 'front.'
tcoln two blocks from capitol Hotel Tor
aV Capitol street. good references re-
Quircd
FOX RENTING furnished rooms, either
Win board on ught housekeeping In a
private family ot two. bath privilege,
references exchanged. No 1901 Dallas
avenue. Il
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WANTED Position 10y "a competent book
Keeper IN Wholesale or retai house, or
employment 10 open or clo0c set OF
double entry books; references given.
Address G., H., care c. w. Rpgers g.
Sons II
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FOR SALOON easy monthly payments.
one tWo-Etpry house IN Fourth ward.
south. 80 webster avenue,
one one-slory cottage, third ward; 2O03
Sun Jacluto htre0t.
Texas Savings and Real Estate In
vestmeEt Association, Trust Company
BuildiuE.
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a MAN wants 81 jua ,cndus to horses aud
buggy or miNug. and doing anything
around the place. Henry Cook, 1919
Robin street.
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" AS itsIuun hy experienced stem
ugapler anu typewriter and general ole
ieg m1n; wali acquainted In Houston,
c1u give bes, of references. Address
.J5i. care POST ]
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PARIS new aagrade costumes to order
and for rent, at Madame l.. Wesiphal
madlste. TO2 Main street 20
MRS SIMMONS, whL lives On Trnvs
street. viii learn something to her ad-
vantage by oonterrng with Mrs. Bcwdie.
nt 6l4 Fanuin street
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-06

Blind indeed must one be who cannot see
the idea of this present religious agitation
1t is being directed by the legal robbers of
mankind, and paid for out of the ill-gotten
gains wrung from the hands Of toll
If the working men and the wealth pro-
ducerS of different faiths allow themselves
to be drawn off on this side-issue and event
ualy to cut each others threats, then will
slavery again be engrafted on the laws of
the land and Africans and Americans toll
side by side in mine and field and the whip
that was lost, and the handcuff that was
broken, be again restored to their former
use and dignity.
I disavow any intention of making light
of any ones religious convictions 1t is
only their diversion into other channels
than what believe to be the true ones that
causes protest from me. No, fellow
worhnsmen, let us not be diverted from
the real question Let those preachers
priests and politicians who are trying to
divert us to cut each others threats if
they must; we can spare them, even if we
have to do own praying
We can raise as many potatoes to the
acre under a crescent under a cross
Let us see to getting the acres. These re-
ligious controversies will not do us any
more good than a ten-dollar bill held up
between us and a cyclone or put in kettle
and cooked. To use a slang phrase, the
land-holtlers of the world see that we "are
onto their racket" They are in the last
ditch, shouting over to us: "Great are the
dangers of the Pope's toe" 1t will be time
enough to care for that after we have de-
Etroyed the plutocratic foot.-T. Wheaton
IN The Golden Rule, Cincinnati, O.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-06

You have been thinking about it and
wondering about it. So have I. What does
1t mean and what will it lead to? The
whole world is watching it with bated
bl cath, not that a few soldiers might NOT
annihilate it, but it is not the thing 1t is
the sentiment born of present conditions
that causes the anxiety. From every sec
ton there has something given BIRTH as if
by SpOntanelty, to this new crusade The
al mics. If there were ten times as many
are not menace to existing things but
the spirit among the millions that thus ex-
press themselves are ominous for the near
future. How many are there? What will
they do at Washington? How will they
be received? What will congress do for
them? What backing have they in the
hearts of the oppressed millions? These
are questions of more moment today to
this nation and all other nations than anv
but a deep student of the evolution of So
cial forces can in the least comprehend 1
do not believe the actors in this movement
realize its influence, but they have by no
means gone at it painless or purposeIess
NO tyrant has ever yet extended the priv
ileges of the many and curtaled his own.
Nor do [ expect to see the misrepresenta-
tives Of the people at Washington give any
relief They are both dishonest and ig-
norant. Few of them realize the transit
tional condition of society and governments
of today. But let me tell you one thing
and tell it to you in talic sentences that
~
for economic freedom that has ever agitated
the governments of mankind. There have
be enstruggles for bills of rights for less
taxation, against king for another king or
for a repre- sentative government, but never
before for the ideal government thought
out by the wise and good, one recognizing
the brotherhood of man, the equal right of
all to the opportunities of nature For
the coming struggle the world has been
preparing the minds of men for thousands
of years, approaching it slowly and in a
Zg-zag manner. but ever surely onward
and forward l don't know how it will
come, nor when it's bursting shall arouse
the sleeping conscience of the millions but
it is just before us. l do not think it will
be in the tread of armed millions; do not
believe it will be fought on battlefields, red
with blood of brothers; but there will be
no peace until the robbers of the masses
typical of the kings Of old, have drunk of
the claret. Its victories will be those of
peace. OF suffering for rights sake, by the
power of pleading and explaining rather
than by brute force So omnous has it be-
come that the compact of silence entered
into by. the evil owners of the daily press
has been broken had to be. For every evil
done will the day of retribution come often
swiftly. In the battle of ideas, what are
you doing for recruits? Books, not bay-
onets; pamphlets. not pistols: papers, not
powder; speeches, not swords! Are you
enisted?-The Coming Nation.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-06
HENRY CLAY
And Good Roads.

F'rom the Indianapolis Nonconformist.)
The plutocratic press is much shocked
over Coxey's ridiculous demand on con-
gress" This ridiculous demand" is, sim
ply, that the government issue a certain
sum of money to be expended in building
good roads. The old Wing party, which
was the daddy of the Republican party
had as it's cardinal doctrine what it called
1.-The internal improvement system" IN
der this it claimed that it was the right
and duty of the national government to
build highways railroads and canals out
of the public treasury. The very road over
which CoXey marched through Maryland to
Washington was built under a statute
drawn by Henry Clay and paid for out of
the national treasury. In other words, it
did precisely what Coxey is now asking
the government to do-namely build roads
for the convenience of the people and thus
give employment to honest workers and
put money in circulation. The first Pacific
railroad built practically by the United
States government, under system of land
grants and Endorsement of the bonds of the
executive corporation. The only error in
this transaction was that the benefits went
exclusively to few men instead of to the
government or to the people at large An
effort right now is being made to induce
the government to repeat this transaction
by indorsing the bonds of the Nicaragua
Canal Company. So, after all, it seems
that Mr.. Coxey is only asking the govern
ment to do what it has often done before
under the auspices first of the Wings and
afterwards of the Republican party His
scheme is simply a revival of the old lin
ternal Improvement policy of Henry Clay
MANY man in the states of MARYLAND
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana obtained
their first money to enter land by working
on the ..old national road. 1t was a
Godsend to thousands who had no other
way to get money in those days when cur
rency was 50 scarce.