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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

FREE ROCK aud full particulars explain
ing orr safe method OF dealing In grain
and stocks sont on application. Now ~
tho tllne TO mako money, prices nrc nd-
Nancing rapidly; opportunities for auC-
ccHsfui speculation were never better.
500 Invested now under our plan should
make You Sl0O In next 70 days BuTi-
ness strictly confidential, Jordan n co.
ColumhIn nulldinR Now Norle
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GRADED Ayrshire COW. t-Eallon COW. now
giving iis gallons. due 10 caivo IN July;
sire registered. rare bargain, u, IT, VAS
mer, corner Louisiana and Hadlcy. 3
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BUSINESS CnANCH--A party with 5000
or moro 10 take an Interest In 81 business
that with pay 400 per cent annually n
properly managed. Address pa,cntou
this office, 3
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EGGS from Pit Games, Black Minoras,
White Wyandottes. Barred Rocks, O.60
FOR 10; 81 FOR 30, 81 FOR 100. Fowls scored
s sg on w9u' Sns ps se;sse aus efnss
for II. Il. NJ. Hyndshaw, Sandy Point,
Texas, 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

SEEDS, out flowers. bouquets. emhicms.
pot plants, roses, evergrccns. roses ono
and two years old. palms and other dec
orativo plants, Houston Exotic Nurser-
les. cor. 1901 Congress ave. /
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FOR SAIE--First class dump cart and
harness, Just the thing for filling yards,
SIS Inquire Nitze's store. Harrisburg
road. 4
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BlCYCLE--Indy's now 1896 wheel, largo
tubing barrel hubs. maroon ftnish. strict
" high grade fa6i second hand whoels for
salo cheap. Edw, lllig q bro. 7
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

EGGS from Imperial Pckin ducks and SUI
porh Partridge Cnchns. duck oggs, 81 30
for II: Cochin, 81 for Is. pox l35. corner
Webster and Smith, Q
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NEW garden ana flower seed for spring
planting. from D. Lhndreth a. Sons and
Peter Henderson Co. &. j. koehler,
nnt ConEreHn lYQnue. U
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500 PER MONTH. or more; chances to
make money by speculation are better
now than ever Nice incomes are made
from small investments. wheat ana
stocks offer excellent opportunities for
those with limited means 10 make
money. We always work for oustomers
interests: write for advice and book.
showing how to do II, free, comack q
Co. % broadway, New York.
made IN thirty days on 500: now ~ your
chance. markets very active. our book
on speculation and daily market letter
furnished free. Frederick virgins q
CO.. 1876 Van Ruren street. Chicago.
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Lost, Pound. strsysd, stolen.

scTpayED OR STOLEN Black setter
Llewcllyn bitch. with dark brown JAWS,
Leather strap with ring round neck, re-
ward il returned TO us st. Emanuel st:
f,0gT-Check No. siN for $500 on South
Texas National Bank made by the un-
dersIsned The public II cautioned not
10 trade or negotiate for same. Pay
ment al the bank Is stopped. Houston
lee and Brewing Co.. ii. Prince. Secre--
tary and Treasurer.
IGgT--,ruesday evening pair OF gold
rinlned spectacles; case marked Geo.
Uever" Return TO 90f Rusk and receive
reward. C. W. Hahl. !
T-0ST-Lady's pocket book. containing
sii 05; finder win return same 10 Brown
Bros. and receive reward
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Co1ored Silks

Persian and Dresden Effect, Kai Ki
ASH Silks (best grade only, Habutai,
nina, Tafeta, Pongee, Gloria, Jap,
pese, Satins, etc, etc.
Also, full line Evening Silks, in
udng Chiffons, Point de Esprit,
[ousseline de Sole, Silk Mulls, etc.
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SECOND hand bicycle. good eecond hand
organ ana other household goods for spio
cheap; 1889 Ash place. back OF Washing
ton strset Dow school 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

CHOICE EGGS for Matching, from Arul
prize winners at Texas state show; Bun
and White Plymouth Rocka Bun and
White Ifghurns. Black jaws. Grape
Myrtle Poultry Yards. she Commerce
avenue,
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EVER BLOOMING ROSES of unsurpass-
cd varieties Fancy and Bedding Gcrani-
utns, ChrySanthomuina, of tho best. Of
these we will sell twenty OF either Cor
ono dollar, or u collection OF twenty
choice plants at same price. In addition,
we have larger plants In great variety,
including very flnc grated NJ. Neil roEes
blooming Calais, Easter Lilies, SupcrO
French Cannas which We offcr nj popu-
lnr prices. A call viii please YOU.
John 4, shannon, Florist,
I MgItAWnu N " ~
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for tho city election.
TO bo held on the first Monday in April
1896
Notice is hereby given that the books
for registration Of the voters entitled TO
an election TO be held In the city OF
Houston on the first Monday in April.
1896, Will be opened In the office of tho
county treasurer, in the court house of
Harris county. Texas, on Tuesday,
March 3, 1896, and will be open for the
said registration OF voters from S a. IN.
to S y. m. each day thereafter Sundays
excepted for twenty days. exclusive Of
Sundays. closing at p. M. on Wedncs-
day. March Is, 1896. All voters must APP
pear In person in order to register and
obtain certificate Of registration.
SAMPSON LYLicS. Registrar.
Houston, Texas. February %. 1896.
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SEED CORN~-Just received car premium
Long John yellow corn, received nrst
premium nj state Fair: fl.25 bushel:
Hickory. King, 81 90; Artichokes, Zoo /:
Vineless and Puicplin Vans. Zoe; Al.
fnlfa Glover, 500 bushei: kaffir and
Milo Maize. SO pound, Onion eeod. Noo
pound: Prizo Taker. tl60. Bliss Triumph.
81. 20 barrel Agent for Planet, Jrr Flows
and Cui,ivators. Holloway ~ Co.. Seed
Merchants. Dallas. Texas. "
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FOR RENT-Thrcc minutes walk Capitol
Hotel. handsome furnished front room /,
rent very cheap. Apply ll05 Capitol ave
nio 3
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Now In Transit :

Twenty-Five Cases White Goods
Linens, Lace Curtains, Umbrellas,
Parasols, Bobinet Bars, Marseilles
Quilts, etc, etc. Above goods will be
opened and on sale shortly.
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ENGlNEEIpS transit, complete first GLASS
perfect order, big bargain, or viii trade
for anything useful. Addroas 6GgI this Of
nee, I
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HOUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH l. 1sea
lew SHIPMENT OF SPRING GOODS

opened during the past week days more and orr stock will M
complete in every department Although limited space
pent our assortment will be will n ,os
today but assure friends patrons our prices viii he
The lowest obtanabe . fo' VIZ W
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WE Will save You money by shipping
your produce to us. =. Murrey q Co
Commission Merchants, 1901 Commerce.
avenue, Houston, Texas d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
RACK and Co1ored Dress Goods

a are again showing what is new,
Wish and durable.
novelties in great variety. Wool
Ia silk Mixtures in Plain Brocade and
|srsian Effect.
Bri1liantines, Sicilians, Mohairs,
hcquards, etc. etc
Also, Henriettas, Serges Glorias,
EHstes, Albatross, Challies, Plaids, etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

per setting; also good talking parrot.
cheap for cash. Address Ford. Mater.
1915 CcnGreS<s avenue Houston, 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

GLASS Chicken Cholera Cure Health and
Egg Producer, price 80 cents; Black
Langshuns and Rose Comb White Ley
horns. eggs s. per II. Chas. q. Gines, s0ih
Harrisburg road. Houston. !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

NOTlCE-slnce the dissolution of the Arm
of -. &. Rosenfeld u Locwenstein. tn
which the IN iersigned is the succossor,
ia A. Eoscniicld has no authority to col
lect for the old firm. nor does he repre-
sent me In the sale of goods or collcu-
ions OF winch my patrons will please
take due notice. j. locwcnStein. 2
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IF YOU want the best In the state. buy
your eggs Tor Matching from the hrst
prize winner at the Texas State SNOW.
Grape Myrtle Poultry Yards Sll6 Com
mercc avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

EGGS from thoroughbred Brown Leg
horns, M.GO for 49, also young White
Leghorna FOR sale, X. II. Koyworth. St
Hamilton street.
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Husinoss Chances.

WANTED Party with 1900 to 5000 and
services on salary TO represent ms IN n
branch house. Wilson, Eyrcs 4 Co, tf
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WANTED "A partner to engage In n
paying business. u fow hundred dollars
with reference. y. %. BOX No. So HouF-
ton, Texas 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

NICELY furnished front room for rent
lur II coupe OF TIVE young uen with or
without hoard. in private family. l5o
Texas avenue. )
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FOWLS FOR HAI.E--On account moving,
ID laying hens. Third Ward Poultry, cor
ncr Mckinney and Rice streets. 3
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FOR RENT THREE very desirable connect
ing bedrooms, with southern oNroaurr'
wall rent Hingiy or en- suite TO g'ntle'n'n
only. reasonable rent, Apply olO Nc
Kinney avenue. Z
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SPECuLATION-Se your speculative
ordorn for grain. provisions and stocks
to n reliable house. We solicit orders on
margins, our daily market iottor sent
free on rcqueat. also our book, profit
able Trading" our facilities arc uncx-
cellrd. Mckenzie, Turner A. Co.. AIS
Western Union Building, Chicago,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

ACCOUNT whom IL may conccrn--Case
cream table damask, worth ]0c. stopped
In transit Zoe yard, Franidin's, loio
Texas avenue.
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100 pI,N,.r r., ,,,r,,,,,.,i,,. ,,,,,s ON.
IN hr-N W" S't.i VI, ,V'' ~, ~
ori,g,ta' fs,,iig niosn 70, ana dnsirn, NE
location. aUi Rusk
80, -------------------------
fd RNisht'lp rooms Tor rent Inquire at
isio congress avenue.
f0R kENT.Ihroe minutes walk Capitol
l1oteI han1sone iNrilFncd iront room {,
rem very VhVap' Apply i'p" 'hpUo' ave
n4-
NICELY furnished front room Tor rent
III coupe ut I'VE yong 'ten WITH or
Mittout board, IN private FANNY, log
IeAa.s aycnlc. }
NEWLY furuIshcd rOofng Tor IilshI house
Keeping. l5l2 PRAIRIE avenue
T01 PTN7T--VeT- d.--;,-,,i,i- -oo-Ss ono
block from Cnpltoi Hotel for party OF
gentl@uen: suitable for office, Apply
Nine. X. Joseph. zoo Main street
FOR RtlNT--A neatly furnished room fcr
rent at l3n Capitol avenue, opposite new
High School.
1-1773 I7iT \;,T I;,--,-, No 5119 ., M S71= 80
erGss avenue. ono store has oouii,rr ma
shelving. rent yeaFonnhlr Anpiv H. Bar
risk. 21F Congress avenue.
I70R T5I7 S7;T TO-, -.I--,.- S,-;
is and Rnsk als5 three mi nice TTeSidonces.
T. j. Collins. l0lGis Congress avenue. <
;T,177, I,----
TWO houses, hv' rooms hali ana pantry
envn' 10! ItHe NlIry 70 a. hruht@,
Sprlcc street Socond ware
FOR RI.NT-Two lnrga Commenting room
on first foor, furnished for light housc
Keeplns Tor connie Or Eenilcmch; y
hiA@"s strrei corner pallas. references"
FOR RENT-LarRc two-story house, 1900
Rusk avenue. between Lal'ranch. md
f6S @T R1sE c '5lgp ai,rannh e''''s Apply
.---------- - ----------.----
NICE. large front room to rent ON llrst
noor n,s0 ron, room cse on second nq3r
90 n,,,L a,,a,,', "' N'''' "'' '-i''''"'N
- leu.H ~ 1..e--
FOR Rent wo cottages. WIN water IN
nonSe ni,u s"eI nIfs on ,c ucrt
IT,, Anri,. NJ Ga,..o,,na,, ,us
fncisso, "PP'' N''' J. "a
- 49,"
'nia MasS ,osi pros 40 , ao,o' avenue
- 49,,
FOR RENTING pleasant upstairs rooms
to gentlemen; references required; 1903
lcll and MlIain.
FOR RENT For Itch, housekecping. Two
or three newly furnished rooms. with
all irnprovcmcnts 10 refined couple; pri-
waite house. i61s Prairie avenue.
ron RnNT-Two unfurnishea raoma for
light Housekeeping; ali conyeuiencos; par
ties without children. Apply 1872 Caro-
line street.
STORAGE-Flve hooks from posiofflce.
10 nhi snuar. frpf space for storing fur
niture. household goods, general mer-
chandise. etc. best, cheapest. clcanest
place in city; conslgn goods to 9ur ca IRE;
tsiepnone ~ Tor Ithalsss, S'ig oiHce' we
FTanlzlln avenue. Ic,len " 20. -
NOR RFNT-Now cight-room two story
house, all modern cohVeniehces, close ~
No SO Capitol corner brasos ~; H.
,iescke care 'oSeit', matthews d" 10
59ala Main street.
i-77p VT-S-7 -ThTee room ToT1arc TTrnI76-
ed for housekeeping. Inquire at ST. Rich
oy street near Firth Ward Hotel -
ron 17S7;, g,Io ~, rad ,,-,,,.I- ,-lsI,
f .! nEN ,Itivsted th, ,S, thn',se
cioso H.. navcd road Address an once
& n care Posi-
ISL. ,.c.,,,L
FOX KEN w w, ropl' Nuttibt, eY 49,,
east corner o. OF ,",nonl aV nue. ana ,9 DD"'
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RARE BARGAIN -Muio, zig aud harness
choAp for cash lnstnllmcnts to rcspon-
nlhlo party. Sold hecauHo no stable room
ON present premises. Address J6o5. IIous-
ton Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Three well
bred Kentucky mares, 3. and years.
drive single or double: Eurry, | upright
plano. / phneton. single and double
harness. all Az good new; also | pear
orchard OF 10 acres, with acres bear
Ing strawberries. $50 pear trees, years
old; house, barn and good well; will ek-
unencumbered Call or address. John r.
Boyle, caro- Grand Central Hotel. Houa-
ton. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

500 INVESTED-lf two men with 500
each want TO 40 In with me and open
three Cripple Crock gold claims, address
l.. Il. Dodd. 1876 Josephine street, Dem
yer, Col 1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

FOWLS FOR sALl--On account moving;
10 dozen laying hens. Third Wnrd foul-
try. corner McK lnnoy and Rlcn streots.
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FURNISHED rooms for rent. Inquire a
1910 Congress avenue. Z
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For RENT.

For RENT 92a3 Franklin. four-room cot.
tagc, Slb; 81 BunNlo, four-room cottage
SO; n Bunaio. thrcc-room cottage, $40 II
Buffalo, thrcc~room cotiugt so, Mjt i'hld
win. fout-ipum cottage. So, l2l0 Bagny
four room cottage 81. 1915 Caroline, six
room cottage 81. 10" san Felipe, seven
room twu-at0iy 3d.. no Boll. cight-room
tWo-stury. S3t. itli Caroline, scVen-ruUm
two-Atory, Xi5. " spruce, tvc-room cot
taec, s2, Apply AT BIZ t'nnnin street. TO
Houston Moving ana Storage Co. phone
80; T.. Chimcnr, proprietor
TWO large ruons FOR sleeping apartments
ana two for light Housekeeping Woll FUR
ulHtcd best locality and convenient 10
Louisiana ana rrav.a cars. Apply ~
Milan .
FOR RENT Thrce very desirable connect
ing bedrooms. with southern oNpoaurr'
Will rent Hugly or en- suite TO gontlesnon
only reasonable rent. Apply olO Nc
Kinney avenue.
FOR RENT-Ono s-room cottage on Cap
itol avenue, close in. 81 per month. Ap-
ply 500 capitol nNcnuc.
l'FOR RENT -Four rooms furnished com
plcto Tor hous keeping, Apply l2oa Main,
next 10 Dallas
FOR RENT Large two-story house. I'M
dcrgrouud risirrn. WatcrWorks and me
grounds ON paved street Apply JO3 san
Jaclnlo. corner IeNas aycnue. .
OVER our Jewelry store we haye two elc-
gunt front Offices to rent. call ana see
thcm. W y. fusion q GO. u
LOVELY furnished front room, east and
south exposure. Tor gentlemen or couple
without children. close TO town. qnlet
and bcai neiRbborhood. refefenccs re.
quired. lV Shenevert.
FURNISHED rooms to rent hot and
cold baths. Ola and 5l1 Fannin street b
FOR RENT-rwo new four room houses
six blocks from market house on Ar
tosian street. Apply Houston water.
works office Z
f.. lloencke, $50 Dallas avenue. b
Two south rooms furnished or unfur-
nlshed, modern convenlenccs. adjoining
largo gallery and bath room large yard.
delightful neiBhborhood, references given
ana required. 1915 Iceland street.
FOR RENT-soven room house IN
thorough repair, gas and water, ii0i Nc
Kinney street
FOR RENT--A four-room house, No. 2lll
state street Apply at NO. 10 Artesian
Place.
FOR RENT'--A new house Of hve rooms.
pantry, stable. sheds etc, In Third
ward; good ucghborhood; si2 per month;
Apply 10 2ill Commerce avenue.
FOR RENT DR.. Throckmor,on's office rs
good stand for any business, also ono
large house and one small one can
l5Oi Hardy street Fifth ward. 90
FOR RENT--Front room upstairs, neatly
furnished, with bath privileges; 1902 Dal-
las corner San Jaclnio.
FOR RENT Very pleasant furnished
rooms upstairs; bath privilege, l2g' Hsn
Jac'nto street. 80
FOR RENT-Three seven room houses,
corner Main and Webster streets, hot
and cold water. gas, etc ABBY on
premises or TO 1901 tunnels street. 3-2
FOR RENT-IIouse + rooms. No. 2Qll
Preston street Inquire l. G. stafford.
81 IL Preston avenue. s-s
FOR RENT-F'rom APRIL !, In whole or
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FOR RENT--Very deslirablc rooms one
block from Capitol Hotel for party OF
gentlemen; suitable for office. Apply
Nine. Il. Joseph, zoo Main street. 8
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FOR RENT one S-room cottage on Cap
itol avenue, close in. 81 per month. Ap-
ply 500 CAnitgl mNnMmO. 4
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FOR RENT -Four rooms, furnished com
pleto for hous. keeping. Apply l20a Main,
next to Dallas
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-05-13
SKULDUGGERX.

The Republicans are going to have
MISUNDERSTANDING time in
their national convention at St.
Louis, in this year of grace. There
are an immense number of contes ted
delegates. The fate Of these will turn
upon the composition of the commit
tee Of credentials. and this will rest
upon the chairman Of the national
committee, Senator Carter, of Mon
tana, and the national committee be-
hind him. and upon their action will
depend the choice of the candidate
for president. We quote from a dis
patch in a Chicago paper:
''Signifcant it is. also, that even
Thomas c. Platt has found it desir-
able to emerge from the cave of reti-
cence in which he has been buried for
a week. He is out today with an Of
fetal statement covering several type
written pageS, and in which he says
that the Mckinley followers are hur-
raining before they are out of the
woods. In his opinion the contest is
still an open one, with the chances
dead against Mckinley AT the best,
he does not believe that the Ohio
man will be within 200 or more votes
of the number required at the open
ing of the convention, Platt gives it
out flat-foOted that the Mckinleyites
are going a little too far in asserting
that they expect to control the ma
tional committee. and the Mckinley
boomers, he suggests with that
significant grinding of the teeth
which is the New York boss
characteristic when he has trick
cry in his minds eye, will dis
cover to their sorrow that the mem
beers of the committee will act with
out the slightest regard for anybody's
claims. No frivolous contestants will
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-05-13
IOWA SHIPPERS CLAIM $1,000 900.

Sioux City, Iowa, May 6.-Sults involv-
ing an aggregate of about 81 900 900 will be
commenced in the federal court here in a
few days by the Association of Grain Deal
ers Of Northwestern Iowa against the Sioux
City and Northern, Sioux City and Pacific,
Illinois Central, Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul, and Chicago and Northwestern
railway companies alleged to have been
made by the roads during the last few years
on grain shipments from Northwestern Iowa
points to Chicago. The Northwestern road
is particularly instanced as having repeated
eddy made lower rates in proportion to town
is particularly instanced as having repeat
edly made lower rates In proportion to
towns from $50 miles east of Sioux city
than to those in this section Spencer
Smith, Of Council Bluffs, the dealers legal
adviser, has instructed his clients to pool
their issues and appoint six assignees to
bring all the suits in their own names. The
actions will be brought under the inter-
state commerce law. Complaints of over
charges have been numerous 70: a long
time, but the present decision to sue was
the outcome of secret meeting Of the asso-
citation here today.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-05-13

i.
false and injurious statements be re-
fused then to prosecute the said
Journal. This he promised to do, and
later assured me that the matter was
In the hands Of his attorney. but that
as the Journal had no financial back
ing and was in comparatively re-
mote state. he was at loss to know
the best method of acting. After
continued insistence on on our part,
this firm brought suit against the
Boston Typographical Union, but be-
fore this time. owing to the delays,
several papers had echoed the attack
on The Arena with the avidity of gen.
uine plutocratic organs, without in
curing as to the facts involved. We
can easily imagine from what source
the persistent assaults against the
Arena have emanated. But we feel
and believe that the hope of the in
duStrial millions is found in union,
and the disunion which plutocracy
and demagogery would bring about is
to be avoided il possible. The wealth
creators should not fall into the trap
laid for them. If at any time the
Typographical Union had furnished
us evidence that our contract was be-
the slowness in acting and the meth
DDS employed by Mr.. Pinkham con.
vinced US that the interest of our re-
view. which has always and on all oc-
casions been loyal to what we consci-
entiously believed to be the cause of
justice, progress, fraternity, and the
best interests of the wealth creators,
satisfied US that it would be wise to
change printers. This we have done,
and though we could gain better fig
ures by doing as our competitory
neighb0rs do, and refuse and conces-
sions to organized labor in the pub
and justly demand"
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be admitted to the regular roll, and.
says Mr.. Platt-ahd the expression
will be worth remembering six weeks
hence-''there is not the slightest
reason for any opponent of Mckinley
TO fear the result Of the com mittee's
deliberations" II the boss OF the
Empire state speaks by the card he
could not have outlined policy of
skullduggery in q column statement
any more emphatically than in this
single sentence. The few words it
contains are in everybody's mouth TO-
day, and are regarded by the McKin-
leyites as mixture of brazenness and
bravado."
Senator Platt's statement means
that the Mckinley delegates will be
kicked out. whenever there is con-
test, and an Anti Mckinley man NOM
mated for president!
And then there will be Hades! In
fact two or three Hadeses!!
And it will all help the Peoples
Party.
LET the CALLED jade wince-our
withers are unwrung." Id.