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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-20
First publication June Goth, 1891
Notice Of Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of indg-
ment and decree in foreclosure, rendered and
given by the circuit court of the 3d judicial cir
cult III ard for the county of Grant ard state Of
South Dakota, and ente' ed and docketed IN the
Office Of the Clerk of said court in and for said
county. the 21st day of April 1894 in an actian
wherein The Bank Of Minnesota and William
Dawson Il. are plaintiffs, and George w Hawes
aud Emma ID. Hawes are defendants, in favor OF
the said plaintiffs and against the said defen-
dnnts, for the sum of One Thousand Seven Hun
dred and Eleven and 90-1O0 dollars, which judg-
ment and decree among othel things directed the
sale by of the real estate hereinafter described
TO satisfy the amount of said Judgment, with in
tercst thereon and the costs and expenses OF such
sale, or much thereof as the proceeds of such
sale applicable thereto will satisfy. And by vir-
tue of a certified copy Of said decree placed IN
my hands by the clerk of said court. ], John A.
Williams, sheriff of said county, and person ap
pointed hv said Court to make said sale will sell
the hereinafter described real estate to the high
est bidder for cash, at public auction, at the
front door of the court house ID the city OF NH
bank, in the county of Grant and state Of South
Oak In. on the llth dav of August A d. 1884, ~
10 clock a m Of that day, to satisfy said jndg
ment with interest and costs thereon, and the
costs and expenses of such sale or go much there
of as the proceeds OF such sale applicable thereto
will satisfy The premises to be sold as afore
said pursuant to said judgment and decree. hnf
to said writ and to this notice are described u
said Judgment. decree and writ a. follows toWlt
Lots numbered twenty-eight and twentv-nint
of John r Eastmans first addition to Mllbanl
Junction. now city OF Mllhank, ana iot humbe
one of John Eastman's second addition t.
Milhank Junction now city of Milhank, all IN IN
county of Grant and state Of South Dakota. a
the same is shown hv the pats of said additions
on file in the office of the Register of Deeds III ant
for said county Of Grant, state OF south Dakota
Jo4S \ WILLIAMS.
Sheriff of Grant co nty, ). ID.
f. l.. CLIFF, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-20
First publication July 18th, 1894.
Sheriff.S Sale.

State of South Dakota, county Of Grant, ss.
George N Clerk, plaintiff. ys Andrew Williams,
defendant
Notice il hereby given, That by virtue OF an
axecution 10 me directed and delivered. and now
i, nv hands issued out OF tn. Clerks ofhce OF the
third indlcial circuit court, State OF South Dakota
in and for the county of Grant. upon Judgment
randered in Justice court in favor of George NJ :
lark and against Andrew Williams, have levied
mon the fol,owing described real estate OF said
defendant to wit:
The north one half (?) Of the north east quarter
ri Of section twenty -fonr c24l township one hun
dred and twenty one 12l) range tfty-on (5n in
Grnnt connty South Dakota.
And shail on Saturday the 18th day of August
i n 1891. at the hour of one o'clock p m, Of
soid day. at the frent door Of the court house in
~, CITY OF NJ bank in said county and state,
nrocecd to sell the right. title and interest OF The
shove named Andrew Williams in and to the
above described property. to satisfy sald ludg-
mont and costs, amounting to thir.y-eisht dollars
and thirty cents, together with all accruine
coats 81 sale, and interest on the same from the
sth day OF January 1891, at the rate Of seven pei
cent. per annum, ut public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. u
Sheriff of Grant county, ). d.
THOMAS l.. BoUCK,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
dated at Mlbank, s. d. this .th day Of July
1894.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-20
1t is true that an average tariff rate Of

It is true that an average tariff rate of
~ per cent would etfectually prevent
importation, but it is equally true that
it would not for any length of time in
crease the price of single commodity.
Notwithstanding the assertion of Mr.
Cleveland to the contrary, and for two
substantial reasons-first, because home
competition would as it has ALWAYS
done and will, regulate prices; second.
the less we import the greater we will
manufacture. The cost Of manufacture
decreases as the volume of manufacture
is increased, thereby enabling the man
ufacturer to lower the price Of his com
modify. These are the chief factors that
enter into every industrial enterprise.
and clearly account for the invariable
decline in prices under the protective
policy.
1t was the object of the trainers Of the
present law, as was generally supposed
to SO regulate the tariff as to make it
'high enough to enable the American
manufacturers to compete with foreign
ers as far as the difference in wages is
concerned"
The interesting question is, Did they
make 1t high enough to cover the differ
ence as far as wages are concerned? The
true answer to that question is in the fact
that even under this taritf-denounced
by the ignorant as robbery and as uncon-
stitutional-the foreigner was enabled
up to June 30, 1898. as statistics show,
to rush into our market annually com
petitive commodities to the vast amount
of about 800 ,O0O, 900, and yet the present
is denounced as a high tariff and rob-
berry. Who is robbed? The working
man, if anybody is, of the employment
that that vast importation would give
him and our country of the wealth aris-
lng therefrom if manufactured in Amer
lea.
The position you have taken regarding
this question rs reported, and particu-
larly as regards the income tax must
meet with the approval of every man
who is possessed Of sound reasoning
power regardless of party affiliations.
The people will owe debt OF gratitude
to the man who can claim that he de-
feated such measure as the Wilson
BILL which undoubtedly would bring
upon the country disaster and ruin.
Very truly yours. W. S. MANNING.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-20

The above horses will be found at my
stable on Railroad street, MiIbank,
opposite elevators, each day in the week
during the season commencing March
3lst, 1894 All mares served by the
above named Stations, traded off or dis
posed of before foaling time will be con-
sidered in toal and prlce of service vii
be due and PAYABLE at time OF such dis
posal. will not be responsible for accl-
dents to mares while breeding, however
greatest care will be taken to prevent
same. For terms see A. W. Shone
owner and manager, Milbank s Oak.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-20
rirst publication July lath' 1911
Sl.criif's Sale.

Sonth Dakota county OF Grant g. :
s1a.c .,.s =, harvesting Machine Sompnn!' a.
- "cornnration, plaintiff, vs Charles :. a''o''
Mn,sra is hereby given, that ny vaI'ue nd y now
wantinn to me directed ana uei,,els' nf;ce of
= 81, hands. issued out OF the 1elh - Saith
~. - m th IA ind,cial circuit court s.a. nnnn a
~. n.Ia,a IL and for the county - uIan fror If
20 'h,r,"nt rendered in sad c"nlt i,,,,.nv. a
Jio"EEnrmiek "E Harvestins Mach,ne Miller
-..ra,ion and against 1haiies ,i.inI raal
coip'Iia.id, ied ,unn the following cesei'osu
.,. ~ ~ aaia defendant to.Wl. .bteen nal
~ III east quarter ot stct,on l,,m ran %
l,,;, ~ ,nc hundred and hlncieeH liiw IA a;ytv
toMnsn .,.nt Msl containing one hhna!eu mt .harn Z
iorls. ....rain~ to the government sulse.
acre. a.. r.ant county, south Dakota ,o.h aov of
al ~ ~, ahnu. on saturday me ie,n o, ~ M
Anu W. u 1894 ut The hour Q, : ',,r, or@ hnnse
Augus,.a a., a. the front door o1 lIle ."ua sta,e
81 saln W.. ~ Nbank in said county ~. he
IN the 80. :, sa the right, title ana lh'e.' =, tho
proceeu ,,ed ~ charles +. Miller IN hnu "a ,an.
above aaascrihcd property. to satisfy inarca mud
above a.'sta amounting 70 one hu.'u .,oathar
ment anu do,,ar- md eighty eight GEMS; IN
sixty-tMo ar,iro coats OF sa!c, ann - 49,, rata
with ~ ,.am III, let day Of May. ios4 =. ~
the sahle i.., ner annum, at pubic auo'o"' =
The highest bidder loi -" .IouN A WILLIAMS.
sheriff Of Grant county.
Y. ~ Dh' Plaintiffs Attorney, ,hia nh day
OF July. 1884
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-20
First publication June I'D 1894
Notice Of sale.

Sotlce is hereby given, that by virtue Of a
Judgment aud decree ia foreclosure rendered and
Even oy the circuit court of the Third judicial
circuit in and for the county OF Grant and stntn
OF south Dakota, and entered and docketen IN
the once OF the clerk of said court in and for said
county, on the 2lst day of May 1894 in an act ION
Ghefein Edward Welles, trustee, and Hollenbeck
Ncihetcfy Association of Witkesbarre peunsvl
'anla, beneficiary ale plaintiffs, and Lucy A, Car
TICK ana W lliiam }. Carrlck ct al are defendants
I'D favor OF the said plalnttf, and against the
shla defendants, Lncy A. Carrck and William J .
tarrick for the sum of One Thousand Five HIM
dred and Eighteen Dollars and Twenty-fye cents
Nhlch Judgmet and decree among other ,hlngs
directed the sale by me of the real estate herein
altef described, to satisfy the amount Of said
Judgment, with interest thereon and the costs
and expenses Of such sale or so much thereof ns
the proceeds Of such sale applicable thereto will
satisfy. And by virtue Of certified copy of said
decree placed III my hands by the clerk of said
court l. John A Williams sheriff of sajd conntv
ana person appointed by said Court to Ike said
eaie VIII sell the hereinafter described real estate
10 The highest bidder for cash, at public auction
al the front door Of the house in the city OF
Mllbank Ia the county of Gran, and state Of
South Dakota, on the 3lst da, of July, A d,
1874, AZ ono clock p. m. of that day. TO satisfy
SAD JndTment, with interest and coets thereon,
hha lhe costs and expenses OF auCh sale, or 90
much thereof as the proceeds Of such sale appli-
cable thereto will satisfy. The premises to be
sold as aforesaid pursuant to SAID Judgment and
decree, and to said writ, and to this notice, are
described III SAID Judgment decree and writ, as
follows. to wit:
The south west quarter of section thirtyfour
t3l) In township one hundred and twenty one
t2 north Of range forty nine i9) west of the 9th
l. VI and containing one hundred and sixty
acres according tothe government survey thereof
Dated Mt Milbank, s. ID this 10th day of june,
A ID. 1874.
JoHN A. WILLIAMS,
Sher II of Grant county. $. d.
+. l.. SoPER, Attorney for plaintiff, Madison,
5. D.
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r. r.acl,crs, InstitMte.

rEAcHERs OF URANi o.o
,n,ohv notified that II teachers
g ,n u1'v ne held in the High School
".'l ". r,ty OF MlIbapk, eommenc-
.'' nnJay, lay, July 23d, at 10 o'clock a.
,re requested to bring a full
10 nnnxs . with them. 1t viii be
Ae @Ta " institute to do good hard
~ ''o 'ort to finish. You are fully
- - lhe law IN regard to attend
= 'n.,itptes, " therefore 1t Is NOT
- :, snecliy here that those who
no will be disqualified from
80 The coming year will be the
tp,t upon your mental, i'hyslcaI
..;al being ever known. Every
e industry except ours Is paraliz-
l.n the agricultural pursuit,
h,therto been considered as
aar,ain Of lis reward AS the
mr. hills" that too has resulted IN
to,Al failure. Consequently we
gsanaolv expect large numbers OF
: nave, Tor the past few year
l. o,per calings for employment
! rh4,r attention towards the
,r,losslon. When our calling
.,,tar inducements man others 40,
In INA u surplus OF teachers.
| .hnpl officers who ann TO serve
E,,slers well. will choose from
[,l. many only those VIII" are
ast;.d Then let US prepare t.
1. conditions as best we can. W.
.4rard to do otherwise.
aeoks and note books can be ob,
lin The school room.
lI,ncklay will conduct tie work
i, Miss Helen Carrick.
H. remember that cooperation
4 m and work are mighty levers
1 onr profas sion in the fotemos'
4 employment. and the workers
kIy.s high in the esteem of thelI
|,ilizens.
Respectfully yours,
G.. w. PREvEy.
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Sylvan No. 123O7. Percheron Nor
man, color, black, weight 100 pounds

Cluny Mcpherson No. Isl E.. Canadian
Draught Horse, Clydesdale, color bay,
weight 1900 lbs. good traveller.
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Notice ia hereby given, that al the Capitol, az
the CITY of Pierre in the county of Hughes and
state Of south Dakota on the ist day Of August,
A d. 1904 the undersigned will make application
to his excellencv. Charles II Sheldon. governor
of the state Of South Dakota, for the pardon Q.
otto Grant who was convicted Of the crime Of
assault with Il dangerous weapon by the circuit
court in ana for the county Of Grant and state OF
sonth Dakota and Oh the aoth day Of December
A u 1898, was sentenced bN SAID court 70 IN
nrisonme1t III the county jail of Grant county,
Sonth Dakota. for the term OF nne months.
Dated M!lbank, s. d. June %, A 1891
s. s. LoCKHART,
Attorney for sad Otto Grant
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-07-20
Ordinance No. 33.

An ordinance 10 prohlblt o!cycies iioni 'NAe
run upon the sidewalks uaho,r aa
The CITY Council of the city OF Mlioahh 10
ordain as follows: r;de
section l. That no person shaii run - l;n,i,s
Of the City of Mibank. .ho nro-
section 2 That any person Vlolallng w t.u ,;an
visions Of this ordinance shnil upon ~, ion y
thereof before the city Jnsllce' ne ps,nr len
dnliars, or hy imprisonment not less than ane en
~, ~, exce.djrr ten days or by both such hhe
and imprisonment ,..,.o eaact and
s.ct;nn 4 This ordinance shall take eHeel snu ~
no 10 fcrce from and after its passage anu puoli-
cation. $50,
Approved, July %, 1871 pp s.,rurr.
Attest Nayor
A j FAiRcHuD.
,SEAIl City Clerk.
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Increase of National Debt.

The outstanding interest bearing debt
Of the United States is being increased
at the rate Of cents per month for each
man, woman and child in the United
States, being equivalent to about $50,
900, GEO annually The amount for last
year from March, 1898, to March !,
1894, was $50, 905, $40.
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FIRST publication June ~, 1871,
Notice

u. S. Land Onice Wntertown' = = Aas 90
1891 ,terad ~ this Office by
Carl illiksoa against ffanh =. NJ 1sl,s. dated
son1g = nl s ne Of
app township 2 81 in Gran. so@n'yi
south Dakota WIN sss 70 ns
SAID eh'is - h bis ntfce, before the Hon. Register
.s sPpsar, az '1s on the day Of August sM a,
ana h.oe,,e' N to respond md furnish testimony
concerning s"'o John b uANTEN,
Receiver.
SEWARD & sroyEn, Attorneys Tor contestant
,ratertoWn. 5. ID.
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Senator Hill appears to be the only
real Democrat III the senate. -Phlladel-
phia Telegraph. !,
No. there must be others. They will
show up when the scratch is reached. -
New York Sun
They are already on the scratch, sui
fering from the Cleveland itch.
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u,resd
! arantt
' priced
! st hisi
lrsdS
Ing VI
! ever
| on thai
| II yT
! BY
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LETTER TO HILL.
)ollCY OF PROTECTION TO La
BoR is iNDORSED.

Ter Rate Of Wages Must Reduce the
ple's Purchases Our Large Consump-
When We Were Prosperous-Is the
inley Tariff High Enough?
David B. Hill, United States Sen
Washington:
AR SIR-At meeting of New York
hants last March you are reported
ling, Il am in favor of tariff high
h to enable American manufac
to compete with foreigners as far
difference in wages is concerned. :
as the cost Of any commodity con-
nostly of labor, tariff to cover the
difference IN the cost OF produc-
-aad which undoubtedly you in
d-is all that any American pro
bnist ever asked or desired. But all
had loyal Americans favor tariff
Lat deals out justice to every enter
wherever located within our coun-
de from the injustice and selfshness
zeal protection, it is financially un-
for no portion of the country can
blurred without its being felt to a
Ter or less degree by the entire ma
and the converse Of this is equally
/. Cleyeland's agonizing desire, pro-
bed by himself without considering
possibility under our high rate of
IS, is to reach out for the great rich,
markets of the world He advised,
De Of his messages to congress, the
flcan manufacturers and farmers to
from our narrow" home market to
broader markets of the world. He
eeemed totally oblivious Of the facts,
[erived from statistics, that this
row. market of ours is or was, until
pset it, the most prosperous, the
thiest, the broadest and the largest
le world.
seemed to be ignorant of the fact
We consume 20 per cent Of all the
Z produced in the world, 30 per cent
] the coffee, 33 per cent of the cop.
80 per cent Of the lead, So per cent
be cotton, 33 per cent of the rubber,
Pr cent Of the coal and 30 per cent Of
tin used in the entire world; that
Railways and canals, until his bane.
advent, carried over them as much
(ore traffic than any three Of the ma
of Europe combined. And this is
narrow" market our great presl
and the Democratic party advise
American people to forsake and
~ contend for the "broad, rich mar
Of the world" only a portion o.
ca we could ever hope to gain anc
Fr could gain until we reduced oul
es to the level Of or lower than th'
paid by our foreign competitors.
nt would it be wise to reduce TIT
of wages, and as a consequence th'
cnasing power Of the people, CAUSING
eby contraction in the volume Q
PC with all it's attendant evils! A
Pse expense would such policy be
lously, as in Europe, at the expens
ne workingman mostly. Not mate
y the capitalist. who, in any event
not risk his capital unless he CA
lze profit, which is and must D
plated by the wages paid and by ope1
petition.
ou say you are in favor of a tarll
protection "high enough to enaol
er1can manufacturers to compet
foreigners rs far as the ditferenc
wages is concerned" Then as regard
land the tariff should be as high q
er cent, which Mr.. Harris and MI
lisle in their report to the senate sal
the difference between Engns
es and American, ours being y pc
Il --~+ar
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WHY Not Snld2

Lost, Strayed or stolen-The funda-
mental principle Of the Democratic par
ty. Last seen of it WAS at Chicago, June
%, 1892. .-Rockland (Me.) Star.
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imported Sta||ionS

Sprotbro Robert No. 1884. English
Shire, color, chestnut, weight 1900
pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
nIDs AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE no CoNpRAcTORs--Pr oposals
are invited by the undersigned for lay
ing brick required IN hln building now
being erected corner of Texas avenue
and Travis street, W. ~ Rice
NOTICE 10 BRIDGE MiaN Plans and
proposals Tor q Btoel draWbrldge across
the Neches river y miles above B9au-
mout Will DO received at the office OF
John H. Kirby OF this city until .Faofl-
airy 3, 1888. Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas
City Ratiroad company. -
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used, The many, WHO live bet.
ter than others and enjoy iirc more with
less expenditure, by more nromntiv
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure LIQUID
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy Syrup Of Figs
US excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of pcrfect lax.
ative; cfectuaily cleansing tile system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
it has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale bv all drug
gistsin soc and 81 bottles, but it Is man
uiactured By the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name Syrup of Figs,
and being wei! informed, YOU will NOT
accept any substitute if offered.
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TnApn oM EXCHANGED.

FOR I3XglIANGE--A Leon county. Fla,
plantation Of gIS acres. on Lake ianio-
acres In nigh state Of cgltiyaiioni lla-
proYements, fYe room cottage, 20 Ten
ant houses. gin house, barn ana stabiest
~ head horses and mules, reaper ana ~
necessary wagons, gear and powFi ~
acres planted Ia oats. lend clear; Gus
perfect; lard alone cost owner SllVN,
Address T., box CS, Houston, IexaN y
FOR BALE OH EXCHANGE Two busl-
equipped farm. Address A. kan4 Fla,
tonia. Texas ~
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- ! RE A SLAVE

hiuds ~ notion that tvr.r,t.
~ e5r lhat violent dFastle, A n,,I..
they eni,. you Of costivensel 'uFsa
oiefn't nsSravate your ill.,, "a
ll dy.-,.le trouble, as I'm iiiiil,'elt.
o In |SsRsla, Hostgtterg s 1,lohs-
'cient ~ sliiicient speelsc ''i1l.i9h
Pes rh-eslard against G,i,,.,l Is
ana ner,,,..liAlasm. inaetion y, ''i Ia
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NOTICE TO coNTRACToRS--B Bids VIII
be received up TO ~ o'clock noon, Feb
rlary 10, 1884 for the new court house
10 be erected az Madisonyille, Madison
county, Texas. Plans and specifications
may be seen az the offices OF The
county fudge, MadisonWllo. and ~ s.
Glover K Co. architects, Houston, Texas
A certified check 10 accompany each bid
% the amount OF $3.50 PIG
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roR on on lows npADgRs.

Mail three sights and Scenes" Coupons
and 10 cents, coin or stamps TO me Ar
Department, The Post BE paFueu'AF %
n, state me NUMBER OF the part desiFea'
IN your fun name and address, 90 N
c,ose the necessary Coupons and 10 cents
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JUST AltRlvED--ll fine lot OF Mareehal
Neil ana other roses; iine, strong planta
also shrubs ana trees Of all kinds. de-
liVered ana planted IN any part of town.
drop me n postal ana ! will call ana sci,
what you want. j. 4. Ryan, iiia Jack
son street city. 70
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE--For sub
urban property, an outfit consisting OF
gentle for lady 80 drive, either single
or doublei win stand anywhere without
hhchlhN; also sprlnw wagon auitAhla
f0r drummer or Tor delivery WAGON .
Would exchange Same as part payment
for suburban property Call soon on 1,
w lohnson. 40 Hadley ave. Houstou 5
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WANTED Avcnts In every city; best
selling article ON the market. hig pryAta;
private terms, and samples free; soud q
cents for postage Swauk Manulactul-
ing Co., Fremont ohio so
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nELr WANTED.

WANTED w. 4 lsdy who understands
cutting and making mems pants and
costumes. Apply Immediately. Mira II,
5. sherman, CostumCr. 6lj and COS MRlu
street mp stairs.
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WANTEp--A1 salesman. Apply al the
singer Manufacuriug compRny's otncc.
1905 prAirlc avenue %
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FIFTY iron bottom trunks mn sizea must
pe told NJ actual cost Tor cash only, TO
make room FOR furniture GroenhcrE
hrus Coz Main, Houston
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MAPS OF all counties, sMte and city.
also OF all city additions BY p. Witty,
surveyor, Trust Co. Building; established
lSi2.
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For SALE 81 The Roscnaeld boarding
house With lease on the building. Apply
Henry Freund, corner san Jacinto and
Congress street.
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VOW 70 OBTAIN THE SERIES
In every issue OF The Post sights ana
scenes" Coupon will appear.
FOR CITY READERS.

Bring three sights ana Scenes" cou'
mons. together Win 10 cents In coin ioF
each part as issued. 70 The Pos--