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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-11
Real Estate for Sale.

FOR SALI.-~lscst quarter block and cot
tage IN town. corner l'anh!n and Gray
time. lnpuir. william AnSerhoeifer, Jr
HARRISBURG road, Ii
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Personal.

l WILL be at the Lawlor hotel. Houston.
TeNas, FOR one week beginning May Is
curing cancers within ten days wlthou,
pam. nli cure, no pay. w. NJ. Sddons
VI. -. !.
|; ltOENCK1. mngnolle hcaler o7Tj-e
WIN IN ). Il. Jpncs, 51i's Main sircet;
best of ely references once hours 10 TO
l. u M, 20 p. m, established IN 1874
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For Rent.


For Rent.
FOR RENr-One-heif Of Club House
Cigtr store, No. eoi-sos Congress street.
just the place for ticket broker or ncr-
chant tailor. 4,
FOR RENT Sevcn-room cottaec, Fannin
street between Walker aud Mckinney.
Apply IL l.. HUBBLE. Ill Preston Ave. Is
FOR hENT--rwo OF three neatly FUR
nishcd upstairs rooms for light house
keeping, Bath privilege. Tei>ns very
rcasonnb!e. l&, Texas avenue. ~
For RENT--Thrcc nicely furnished
rooms complete for Hight housekeeping
moderate rent 90a Clay avenue, corner
Travis street. 10
FOR RENTING dcslrubly furnished
south rooms IN a splendid locality for
light housekeeping or otherwise: mod
eiuts terms; references required. lSo1
tonU street. IL
For RENT Nics. large front rooms, cool
ana Pleasant, and some smaller ones,
rent reasonable. lSia Congress Ave. u
FOX RENr-rwo-story house. seven
rooms. corner TMvis and Iceland
streets; modern convcnienccs Apply
zoos Main street Id
For RENr-~lf you wun, ,hrcc-room
cottage or nftecn-room house. call OH
Lone Star Moving mud stoMge company.
corner of Main aud Texas avenue. SEQ
amin. p,,rN ,o,,as sSS, a., yo,,,, avennr,
nice. clean house; ton minutes walk 10
market housv. court house or Central
DEPOT ga. Krnpn \ rnftly IL
FOR RENT--An elegantly FURNISHED front
room, u, ,os MCKINNEY street. II
FOR RENT-Ncry cool anl nicely fur
us' ,o,n rr"o n, WIN un'n n.ss..ss., ~
rtnto aud Caroline streets, IL
FOR RENr-The ortirc upgtoirs OF Sis
i ,a,,', 's''''' N'i'S N'"'"o"s i'''"vs
housc' u
FOR RENT--A beautiful nvc-room cot
iage with CRATES and mantlos stable and
vnrriasr hop ,,S, ssNsn , o.n'ms rom vanl-
a,,,,, INV w" avenue f'''',.
"a'''MorNs' =
ft,is hf.lN - iNe.rtum co,t"Se ON WISH,
hA"l N,t'c' "nVu' s'.cn NlpcNs ii".''
Ami, isG Washnw,on s,,rc, II
,,,,n ,,,>,,r -. ,,.
+ 'h hr.Nl + 'Nt-',"m sot,aSV, ha,h
,s1 ~ ',.,',. ~, - 49,, ~
p prem ID, V gerner Tp"via stna rs and
GRAY avenue 10
NJ ,o Ss' NJ slo,.n,,t'
,nbonr s1 iest men .',l b,a, w,,,ons ,n
~
a N,W nish is.s'a eo'l"sM WIZ "A, az ati nm
ian strcet school Amy otto I'rcisner
iL,s WnrIinplon ar nj 4 f. Nli[.s,,n'
i,.wclor ii
FOR RENV-In desirable ioghhprhool
Noe two story. SIX room honsc with
stable aud buggy house, also TWO con
ntCting south rooms for HIGHT houAf-
k.euinr IN urivnto family. refcrenccs
M Mckinney avenue Il
fph ktN1-'ottnfc. thrce rooms. inrRo
it ~ en,aio,ns,,, IN Ga
,Slovd CAV ~ ''V"'" 10
-
FOR RENTING two story houses. mod
ern improvements, UNDERGROUND cistern
l,,,.n ,,nn,is,,,ci,, ,urn,sbci ,o,r, Ann,
so3 sn, .In,into s,rc,, +.
-. - --------------------
nl, III N,t, sirc,.i ''N''' '"'"' +,
ROOMS Tor rent onn nn"ly Furnished
front foom at ,Ti Milan street. refer
"hees exchanged. II
FOR RENT OR LEASr--A rmnii trl,c,
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4 -
no sEfflfSns -. .s-.
Sns x6as.ss ~ q peacocke, MI
Texas. BOZ a. Lufacl
CAPE JExxzHIHl
nowers BY the oaSlqpl Cara jesasU mIss
bude 1bc per 100; 0U ~ l6,S: "a ~ y,
X ~ r ave Mag9cn no fos pef dozen,
isi NJ ssss Vvcsh,. - ". WtfsAL Flor
Texas. stfest, Hosstonl
ELE0xNT ROLLING 46F 6Esvy :; -; =:
c nSass mSS 3Gs1sa ls se pulley ssss
hand ho,,sahn,S tnn ~ 81 nsW and second
niture Company. n,;s;ss Csalipa Eur.
Hotel Boyle. ssssss endes
FOR s1LE--EnsiisS B,sEss;-s -: : s !:
tc wn s,.,. from prs, viaeinv secss &
eggs very cheap. osor.ts sfns grnhnls
vna1s $50. .s~. 2
I'm nxsa eA nnsrl nfe-clasa combination
or ride; guaranteed n IA KY s.cy g drive
ton. Apply Room sii, Rins Hldee o'u Il
McMECltENS Jams undPrWood's tovile3
s"uns n,aas ,,,a s Smssriee and ltucken's
hwt tor * ccnts = cno s1oxqn Aels
sIo Travis s" =" - NcuN o0d's.s
no yor, w N,r a., 1 !. (. ~
hogr-n 30, you c,a get the dndst by
puying Irom W. lEvine George, and
y SUu are are e",u,ssiy invited 70 can and zee
sros.s ynwsL sse NaeI nome NJ
,n,, Ns "A vnsee mles ftom Huus-
,ym. c'v .v'S. yunctson road en-
isas.ux p cytv o mn s, p,cxct sence, on left
now ready for service, mo rsStstSrSd
Hoistein- Frcsian male and preuTi,iin
nerkshirc boar. d a. i;.4si, 4. a. n Is
fCh sALn.,Iw we sets o. furniture and
- kI.cnen ouInN no. wv rreston avenue. Is
PEN thoroughbred White Leghorna:
TrsS,vn i'syhorn cnt w, W. r,unnS 80
Prkin ducks Fred ~ ny vMsy S3yS sH
rress. or n Chcncvert ss AAe SoH ss
= :, ~
Si'Et:lAi. sale SATURDAY Of ATTY ready
made l'obinct Bare,. ninety-Bix inches
long. fuIl skirt with tapea ready to
hnng; GoO each. Frarklip's, 1910
ana Texas CentriI depoe. II
FOR SAl.E-Four White Iecncs,, ..;5..
lnts: ono C'orkerel nurS ,.k,ss ~. ~ ~
strain. Apply lis RaiirnsS s,rent
L, Fourmy - sS N
;;,-,i, : = T....---;..-;,
S,n A-r.-'ust nrrived car load extra
rood mui"s Sandhersss N. nv u' ~ ~, ssW
Ton. nenr brdue' : .'' ap's' W. lss
cn,,s,,e. =. r, ~, - - -
SEEDS AND Pi.ANTS Or EVERY DE.
sthifli',N-W oner thle week as fol.
low: loo.W vincicss and yellow yam
silpr, S.in per lVn, IN, VW tomato, t0c per
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WANT COLUMN.
THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS


Tho Post is tho friend of the moor and
needy AMI publishes advertisements for sit
Nations wanted OF twenty-five words or
less three times free.
The Charge for other Wants Is almost
nominal, and Il you want anything an Ad.
IN the Cheap Column OF The Post is sure
10 set IL Tor you. Especially Is such the
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING,
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONALS,
STOLEN. SrPAYED.
LOST. FOUND,
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS,
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT,
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY,
iNftRMATtON WANTED
HELP WANT ED.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sale In block a, =. NJ.
Williams survey. suuth side Of bayou.
near city limits, large small tract.
Address fheno. 2c0s Washington street. IL
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If YOU are AT all Interested In short
hand inquire about the special sls weeks'
June / at the Houston Shorthand and
1ypcw riting school. Mason block. II
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h g s' bnno, 9.a shii srn' s,rsei
= - :. =
sum" -, 'anen '' sa e, oi
lhteon Gays irh-rooih MOUSE. W. Main
s ST. ~ pusil' , ,ett, ~ ~. ''oen !,
FOR TIRE. and ny. acre blocks
close I'm, streets prndcd. vel drained
n,s, mo thin for snh,,rbau r.s,,ir,Iecs
only few left Address Il u Hox ". II
FOX sALt-Soin. small narr"N oneIeI
way down, iooN AZ ~ you can not i'l
10 max" 1lne pufo'ih,'
Iot " tpoih"tl hloeh ~, 'hPl'"i hN"-'
ana YORK street oli'y ~" Ut.
" Act"s no' ,.'".' 'o' Ut s inc, Wnueu
niles out only $50
Lot q book No, /. castnnlr survey and
.ntiaen No M5 Snuliprr st. rents for
SIS nor month. euY ,,5A.
Three choic, corner lots. south corner
on Main street roru,r r,qin ave. on
cur linz. elreant bunting site. Only
t2ln0
About ~, lois and powder house. near
Main STREET south side. only $500
Elocls t;2. Dallas. Poik aud Sampson
s,r..ts 'rIir1 ward. only ss2o0
RIoris =. 3. 4. aud Eagle addition. all
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FOR sALfs-second hand <o-foot il.lnch
smohcstnck, In frst class condition;
cheap for cash. Call at business Ofncst
Post.
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WANTEn--fosltion by machinist and en-
e1ncer; 10 years experiences; up-to-date
engines: strictly tempcratc, GOOD refer
crces. Address 7ica, care Post, IL
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NATURALIZATION by experienced male
stcnograrhcr office man and bookkeer-
cr; moderate salary best references. Ad-
dress 1na care Post IL
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GOOD business man. 40 years old, wants
work: has canvasned, sold goods Ivy
sample and managed hotel. Address
Hutchins. ,tl0 Prairie avenue Houston,
Texas. "
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WANTED Middle aged, respectable white
lady, without onv tncum hrnncc, 10 re-
side with widow companion: must
have good references Address Box N.
Hampstead. Texas II
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SITUATION wanted by coiorcd woman;
first class cook. Cali 1907 Preston. cor
ner jackson, ~
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WANTElo--Coal miners nj our mines at
Garrison. Texas. Apply Al Houston or
Garrison. rho Union Coal Co. II
Statesmen TO show our cigars to
dealers $50 monthly eulury and eN-
prpsrs. Inexperienced men less. Folk
Richie Co. ST. Louis, 5-7
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FOR RENTING dcslrubly furnished
south rooms IN a splendid locality. for
light housekeeping or othcrwisc mod
emtc terms, references required. lS0a
Cont street IL
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Wanted to Buy.

WANTED--T want to buy good. second
hand buggy or cart, In good repair. Call
today NJ 5l4 Fannin street. II. IL Wan
dell II
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WISHING TO pRE-
PARE for more lucrative positions
SHOULD Immediately JON the special night
speed .iass al the Houston Shorthand
ana Typewntlng School. Mason block
n
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WANTED-Ten men to occupy rooms 20
and 70 cents nigh,. $500 and Sl.c5 week
tcol focl.s. no mosquitoes. Capitol
House, Capitol avenue and Main street
n
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-05-07

payment. Arrangements are now he
ing made for IA grand celebration dur
ing Fourth of July week, in which the
Nez perces viii entertain the tribes OF
the northwest.
\ private letter from Frank Holt, Jr
OF Yakima, states that times are hard
in that country. There j. no market
for the farm products. Hop. are below
the cost of production and potatoes are
selling for = % per ton, on board ne
ears. \ train of meyers from the same
district passed through Lewiston Mon
day who report that they left their
farm products rot for the want oi rur-
cha-er-.
The temperance editor inspected the
Improvements in progress at the Cali
tornia Brewery this week. \. {.
toburn has been doing some tine de-
coration work on the inside. The
outside. too, j. embelli,hcd with new
paint The interior has been re-
arranged and placed i'll the best pos
,ible order. Mr.. Weisgerber, the pro
prictor, like all successful business
men, believes in the best methods and
the hest results. He is just now max.
ing his annual brewing Of his cele
bratcd book beer for the carly summer
trade
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This Price Cutter.
ANNOUNCE mats.

FeliN Warren hereby announc him
sr.fa candidate for :hc office of City
Marshal, subject to the ;ctlon of tae
Citizens convention.
{. w. Hadlcy hereby announces
himself IA candidate for City Mnr7hal,
,uhject To the action Of the nominating
convention.
iuo L. Ruos hereby announces HIM
self II candidate for City Mershal, sub
jet to the action OF the Citizens cons
Vrution.
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Told in The TGIlGri

=. : )pnl has been rouiiurI tu ui-
home fli. week ly -,cEuc--
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,i,,,,, H.. ..,,.i,.., ...ft. after Sunday
..,it..,. ,.,,r.
.,,l ,it,f,.". OWEN an short uotir.--
Prices AWAY satisfactory AZ &. &. Euu-
"'" 49,
Iri"Ir w." invest III a h'A'I'
'"'' ''' ''''''''I' ,,,'.,
Also au,nt for ,hc iu,prrial, Ejtycl,4
from sl5 upwards.
II q I.l.,. , ,i,,,,.,ef tl.. t,nre-
See valley, called on the TELLER thl,
week. lie is now Ncz Perez county
citizen, having chosen a home 90 ia"
reservation,
The steamer \lmota WAS rpnlarcd ia
tbe river trade thi. week Thirty car
loads Of Freight had o"cI,niulatcd 1t
itiparl, even With the Lewiston doing
double service.
We have - fine assortment Of
Window Shades, Lm"clun, Oh 10th,
Ma'tihSS nhd new Furniture 81 AZ
. "'''' ~ 'i',, ',r t,',1 'S ''''' ''
NJ. NJ WILLIAMS GO.
This is the last week If study at the
public schools. The next week will he
occupied in examinations. The COM
mencenput exercise. will take place on
Tuesday, MAY 10Th.
N.,.,,, vim. I,a. oco .,,.oy ~ i,,a
near the city which he will sell in a
"o"Y OF III 9li.aI t'"t'@. Il'9 RI H'h
for 5000
- cant la. nnrcl,,.,d III. shan
and bus;u,.u form.r>, I,lauuiny ia
pohe,, c,ult,, i, TN. ha.,,nnnt ot
,ho ,io,,a,i, ,,i,dino Ar t.a,, h,.
removed his shop to the new Quarters
~,
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,,
me hrlSti ~ Nnhrch uehoIiit'ati"h
Is ho'"ih% f'N'Fa' service inns week
ia o's ''hi' ne location - u'''c''S
sou'h Oh ''e Episcopal 'hhfc''. ih'N
Is as Interesting series "i meetings ana
the attendance Is g"o".
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-05-07
l.. \ RtlOS.
J. RALPH BENTON

Collections.
Bed Rock
II call Your business will
iona building, Lev tot
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-05-07
Golden Star
GroceryCo.
a Part of Our Price List.

I.Y" Please figure this out and You
viii fluid il il Is per cent cheaper than
IT was one year ago. That means that
the Golden star Grocery Company
saves you SiS.oo of 500, Patroni2e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-05
LINN COUNTY POLITICS.

EDITOR JoURNAL:---The political
pot In Linn County is beginning to
boil at lively rate.
The nominees of the different par
ties are visiting various parts of the
county trying to ascertain what their
chances of being elected are.
The Pops have put out a rather
poor ticket, but they will make des-
perate effort to elect them. They are
following the old rule, that is, finding
fault with the extravaganza OF the
Republican party, but forget to eX-
plain why the Populist members in
the last legislature voted for 50 many
large appropriations. They have but
little TO say about the Democrats for
they are too near the same thing for
them to fight each other.
understand the Pops will make no
regular canvass but will slip around
and try and take all the advantages
they can. They claim to be perfec-
tion itself but they are no better than
any other lot Of politicians. If they
were in Office they would simply take
what there is in it as all other men do.
The Democrats claim they will
elect a part Of their ticket but the
chances are against them.
The Republicans have a good ticket
and If they only cooperate together,
as they should, and as think they
will, we are sure of success. Is it
not wonderful how the Simon gang
of Portland is exerting itself?
1t seems that their motto is rule or
ruin, for they could not be content
until they got man to put himself
up as a sacrifice against Ellis for con-
gress. They claim there is SO many
who could not support the regular
nominee, that it was essentially neces-
sary to put up another man. Time
will tell what the result will be.
The people demand the reelection
of Mitchell for senator, and think
they will see that men are elected who
will support him.
/ think the people will be smart
enough to vote as they please and not
allow themselves to be influenced by
the Oregonian or any of the Portland
politicians.
1t is useless for the Oregonian to
try to run the politics of this state,
for it is only very small part of Ore
gon, and / think 1t would be well for
the people to treat its advice with |
silent contempt, for we as voters are
likely as intelligent as the wise edi-
tor of that paper, and we would do
well to follow a course directly oppo-
site to which il sakes.
REPORTER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-05
Two Lives Saved,

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
CITY, ILL.,, was told by her doctors she
mad Consumption and that there was
no nope for her, but two bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her
life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers, 139 Florida
street, San Francisco, suffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching consump-
tion, tried without result everything
else then bought one bottle of DIR.
Kings New Discovery and In two
weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results, of which
these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy Of this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles
at Fred p. Legg's drugstore. Regular
size SOC andSI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-05
A Popular Candidate.

John IL. Lewis, candidate for asses,
sor, is an old pioneer, has lived in Ore.
gon for forty-tiye years, and during all
that time he has had the confidence
OF his neighbors. For many years he
was dealer in real estate and is prob
ably as good a judge of the value of
land as any man in Marion county,
and If elected he will hll the Office
without fear or favor, and at the
smallest expense possible to the tax
payers Mr.. Lewis should be elected;
vote for him is vote for REFORM
Stayton Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-05
DO JUSTICE.
REPORTER,

Do justice to the debtor class, which
includes large majority of the tax.
payers, by re-enactlng the law allow
ing deductions for Indebtedness.
Many of our people are rated on the
tax list as large taxpayers, who If their
affairs were closed up, would not have
a dollar left.-Eugene Guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-05
SIoo Reward S1oo.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased tc
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in ali itS
tages, and that is catanh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known 10
the medical fraternity. Catauh being con.
situlional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Cstanh Cure is taken
lnte nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation Of the disease and
giving the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing its
work Inc propFletoD have SO much faith in
Us curative powers that they offer One Hun.
SIed dollars for any case that II fails to cure.
+. ], CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, 7Se.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-05
Aiding the cubans.

WASHINGTON, May Sin the su.
preme court today the soliciting,
general moved an advance of the
hearing at this term of Welberg, con.
victed of aiding military expedition
In aid of Cuba, in violation of the
neutrality laws, stating that the ex-
peditiOn of the case was desired by
the president and secretary of state.
The motion was resisted by Mr.. Phil
lips for Welberg. The case went over
uutil tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-05

SAD AocDENT.-The friends of Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Smith, now OF Rose
ourg' Will learn with sorrow that
thelr little son was badly scalded last
week, by upsetting hot water onto his
back The child is out OF danger
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-05
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

The poultry fancler is at great dis
advantage with the common farmer
at raising fine specimens Of birds. 1t
is Just as easy to breed pure bloods as
1t is mongrels and as a rule he will
have some very fine specimens In his
flock and without any particular care
can come In direct competition with
the regular poultryman without a
poultry farm. Many farmer launches
out into fine cattle aud sheep and
other blooded stock and gives the
poultry the clear go-by. The family
should not he shorn of the pleasures
OF enjoying the right of fine poultry.
80
The rayages Of dogs 10 the sheep In
dustry of the United States is far
greater In the aggregate than one
would suppose. According TO the de-
partment OF agriculture the onslaught
made by his canine majesty amounts
TO many hundred dollars u day, and
that the dogs of our country are more
or less responsible for loss OF s37 ,OOO,-
600 In sheep in single year,
-.
Senator John Beard, OF Almeda
county, California, planted one acre
OF locust trees. Last season he sold
all the trees thereon measuring six
inches In diameter TO sea captain for
ship timber. The senator says: "The
captain found plenty Of trees OF the
dimension needed, aud made s6is by
the transaction, besides thirty cords
Of wood for use,n Does II pay 10
plant forests OF timber treesY
-.
The Pacific coast should be able 10
supply the vast amount OF eggs that
are each year shipped into the United
States from Canada. The duty the
Canadians pay ought TO pay the trans.
portatlon and commissions nom here
TO the eastern markets. The Cana.
dirn farmer seems to think the bust.
ness profitable. Why should not we
who live In climate natural to the
business.
BE sure that your poultry journal
Is adapted TO your particular location
before you subscribe. A subscription
to an eastern paper gives you matter
that Is valueless 10 this coast.
-.
lfyo0 wish 10 embark in the poultry
business one Of the first REQUESTS, be-
sides a goodly store OF common sense
is 10 see that you are one Of the
family ofreaders Of a iirstclass poultry
Journal