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The Irish standard., 1896-09-26

49, Inc uOdu l1u0S OSC1 IuC al l1SAC ANACA
ring to the presentation made to Rev.
Standard contained ludicrous erreT.
The Respected" pastor of st. Anthony
of Padua is what was written and ere
iected pastor" the printer made it ap-
pear. The par,shioners Of st. Anthony Of
Padua will always respect" their be-
loved pastor, but reject him? Never!
On last Monday Peter Devery, an aged
resident of Maple Grove township and a
pioneer Minnesota farmer, died at the
age of IS years. He leaves a widow and
several children. The funeral was held
last Wednesday morning from the Cath
oltc church at Maple Grove, where: re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Coyle. .@ sne
tMr. and Mrs. Will Freeman have re-
iceived the sad news of the deaths Of Mrs
Freeman's mother, Mrs. w B. Crimes, at
st. Louis. Mrs. Grimes had been a:ling
for some time and little hopes were en-
3eltained Of her recovery. She and her
family have been spending the last
twelve summers at Excelsior, Lake Min
netonka, and during that time made
many warm friends around the lake and
In the city. Mrs. freeman left at once
for st. Louis and Kansas City, at which
latter place the interment took place.
h Judge Lochren and the attaches Of the
court have deserted the federal building.
Monday they cleaned UP all the work on
The present calendar, including a nuns
Der Of motions. and in the afternoon the
federal judge and his stenographer left
for Fergus Falls. where they will husd
court for a week longer. The calendar in
the. federal court for the term was very
LIGHT ILL .si.
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NO'IO.BAC MENDS NERVES
Lust LlFE-FoRCE RESTORED AND
SHATTERED NERVE POWER
QUICKLY REPAIRED.
Nhe Tobacco Vic. undermtnes Vigor and
N,taiity-Nervous Prostitution. Gem
eral Debility Mean Tobacco
Nerve Poisoning.

Tobacco using is u reckless waste of lie
ioive' money and manhood.
~ IL dirty. nasty. men-wrecking dis
case ana every tobacco user knows H.
me topacco users nerves are shattered
anu broken, his Mo is going out of him.
hes losing his grip. but No-To- Bac, tho
STRONGEST, quickest nerve tonic in the
world, braces his brain. nourIshes his
s servss, Kills nicotine, makes manhood.
summer smoking shoirens life.
III YOU want to quit tobacco. gain
S'iength. weight, vitality
II You want all the time TO look feel
and act like "A man
rake No,To-Bac! Get cure or your
money back. over 400 900 have been cured
ana nations Use No-To-B ar to regulate
tobacco using or purely for its wonderful
powers MS nerve tonic and stimulant
II your nerve and hoirt action is weak
no matter what the cause, take Nu-ro-
Bac!
Sold and guaranteed Ivy druggists every
where our famous booltlet. "pon't To.
naeco Spl, and simoke Your Life Away"
Wrllton guArautnc and freq sample mailed
Tor the ASK ug. Address The Sterling Rem
cay Co. Chicago. Montreal or New York.
For sale 10y a. Il. Kicsiing. Druggist.
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AS WE sow, WE REAP.
New York DAILY Financial News.

New York l)a ly Financial News.
Day by day, as failures occur and
stocks go down. II Is favor1tc thing
for the gold men to attribute these events
to free silver" and tell MS this Is what
1t means Wax until free silver comes
and thun Judge IT by 1ts works, but in
the reunimc, our dear gold standard
friends. take your medicine. You are not
experiencing the effects of the coming
of free silver. hut nre experiencing the
legitimate and inevitable effect of parting
with IT in 1873. The hurt to silver though
thirty millions u year, ~ but the 'ny on
the wheel" When silver was thrown out
OF is work money, turned into a com
modify and reduced in price year by year
by ~ constantly increasing and appre'
cinting gold standard. every other prod
uct aud commodity was broken down with
It. The whole base upon which all the
securities that Wall street deals IN, and
billions more that do not come to wall
street at all, has been undermined and
crumhled by loss OF products on produc-
ton. by low prices brought on year by
year by the growing "s.andard of value"
that in 1873 was substituted for our none
tary unit Of silver. We have sown low
prices in the foundation and are rcaTng
them N the supcrstru0ture. We arc get
ting. not the coming of silver. but the
legit innate ending In faalure of the gold
policy. II has run US TO the limh In our
basic opera tions and now the enormous
and towering structure of debt bu II upon
labor, now profitless labor, is feeling the
effect of weakened foundations. that is
all. Railroads cutting rates untn IN
creased business only means Increased
doiich factories ptlng mp products. or
shutting down. or selling at cost and a
little under in order 10 prevent dctcrlora-
ton of machinery by idlencss, the disor-
ganiz 81 of working force, and, worst OF
all. the loss of channels of trade nun,
up during many years and now the moS'
valuable pa,N Of their capital. are all Elk
pericncng what the gold policy has done
far them and by and by they VIII at
tribute their troubles 10 the true cause.
When they ,lo there will he a heavy rccR-
oninE, IA,
When silver comes rs ng prices VIII set
in and slowly and surely we snail get
back to profit for production. good times
solvcncv for all That has not previously
su irumhed But before that comes GOOD
many industries and interests VIII nave
rprishcd hv the waysde.
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small percentage Of what formerly was
necessary 10 pay cost. by the use OF new
improvements In dredging machinery
which that work has developed. The IN
creasinx Importance Of Houston as com
mercial center and the small cost II this
work would. II intelligcntiy and properly
presented. assurcdly command and re-
oeive the attention Of congress, and i'm
agine that Is the duty Houston has now
to consider.
beg TO call your attention TO the char
acter or material which doubtless the
necessary excavation In Galveston bay
VIII dlsclose, l presume II Is similar to
that found In Lake Pontchartrain and
other gulf bays, largely consisting VI gray
81 and shell This would he a cheap source
from which Houston could get the material
Tor grading her streets, sidewalks etc
The same class of material is now. ext,n-
sively used In New orleans for the same
purposes. dredgcs being employed for this
special purpose. 1t could also be used
for county highways. and make II most
excellent roadhed at comparatively small
cost With this material 80 convenient
and near a hand, good roads could he
made In every direction from your city
md they alone add 10 the value Of both
country and town. Hoping success for
this grand undertaking. I am. respect
fully yours, NJ II. McIaurin
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CARD FROM MIR. ALSBURY.
y, tho Editor of Tho Post


Your Austin correspondent publishes a
letter from Mr.. Charles Tinsley OF this
city IN connection with that "honds trans
action" at Austin. and from Mr.. rinslcy =
IMPRESSIONS therein contained inlers that
! authorized Alr. T. 10 write the uer.
MIR. Tnsley had nc authority TO make any
terms for me 10 king to compromise. |
Mould gladly get back the morey any firm
Il st In the TRANSACTION and lot the mutter
81 y, but | would never agree 70 accept
II. rort on of It. merely as hush money.
icV,r NJ, ut orcd the Borden county
bord transaction during the late session
of the p5pais; con> emlon. not even IN
private conV rsation that | rem"nhcr,
made no suggestion OF II to the platform
comm t,ee and was surprised TO ind an
alms sion. n the preamble. to iaVoriism in
h nd nurv bases, Governor tulprfSon
kindly offered 10 investigate the bond mat,
ter, and sent to him all the data III my
Nc secession Intl nc should make this
invest at on. thought IL due TO the mem
bers OF the school board to say nothing
ernor's dc sion. Il. +. Alsbury,
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Personal.

TY rEWRiTERS. all makes, nov or sec
ord hand, sold. rented. repaired nco-
style durlicotor and supplies ,ypeWrler
Tvncwriter Exchange si6 Main street.
telephone 6a1. Houston, correspondent.
soiioitad ~
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|0uS|0T0 Red He0I| cypress
Cistcrns, Tanks and Water 1rouahs
Write ~ for Price List
HOUSTON CYPRESS ClSTERN COMFY.
Office and Factory; Foot OF Main Street
Phone SIS
HOUSTON, TEXAA
WANT COLUMN
THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM or TENAS.

THE POST is THE GkEAT WANT
MEDIUM or TENAs,
The Post is the friend OF the poor and
needy and publishes advertisements for
situations wanted Of twenty-five words OF
less three times free.
The charge for other Wants is almos,
nominal and II you want anything AN Ad.
In the Cheap Column of The Post is sure
to get 1t for you. Especially is sueh The
case IN
ROOMS FOR RENT
BOARDING
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND,
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
bids AND PROPOSALS..
PRuFESSlOSAL,
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED RIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORM ALTON WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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george Mccormick.
nArER For Hnr,srnN

d ~ N FOR HOUSTON.
io limited TO copy for pub.
b,sD.. v"lns letter from an in.
|uuor =, VINO has made a care.
T. Eads. "'ou'
wa, a August Dear s,r. 4,
h ,, .our city and conversation
VI Rn, r TO the proposed i'm
. d,.' "1aalO bayou. making #
b a no waterway from the rulf
ia NV nV''loh, l have been i'm.
as N, the apparent practIc-
MA almost !nGonceivabl~ I'd.
Fyps . .',. accrue to Houston
b w." s',' gu, of this grand "n, ,Y"
= Ills s;y,the chief ais,ribu,.
,sitass slate by virtue M '' Sor
Is mo" WIN water commit
snmissions Potent even han e'n a
freight, ra ss an adtuster and
Would hs ases, the possiblliries
ssun az e bright Indeed This
NJ BY NJ seriously cons,da,"5
We to ad' people of Houston
tan hasus,eriise the future 'ou
ssusTrssIT a and cosby 1T Sffo, ~ .
'lec!ae - principles, Tor hers
III, ) an inject in view whi.,s
pOssibiISes,. both pract,cablS" n a !
alone oi being done sven
Dat With the d sSocN,oe n
done. esn sat work mus sha,,
b ,,,, Sll,hhdence in Ho,issnnns,iii
,',sss srs shed, for the hcn ,ot' ?
N, val thinker and end appareni
~ ! out Tor the business ,g.s
a. sssss back the aro,,,, :,
Z Acsn u TO do mount mi, q
II nssriSgs difaSultyyo I IN
,s,ss few Z, ''s flnal acc r,,n,nssl
M notes years have si,,a,.
k% sa.raclsar methods q, N deaf al
u,,S .seays,,,I work. The
sIos has ds,pn, the Chicago
- eau no.snons,raied thai
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lH;]Ny<E7

Mrs. r. Robs!n lady of a. years OF
age. residing at Perrysville. Ohio. says.
September IL. 1895: ANY one who saw me
about six months ago never thought l
would be alive today. looked like a
ghost. and couldn't cat or sleep on nc.
count OF having malaria so bad / had
chronic Indigestion. was dizzy about all
the time. Medicine did not help me any.
| spent so much on doctors l was clear
discouraged A neighbor told me uhout
Ripans Tahules so I bought package at
the drug store. got better from the nrst
dose Now am able to do all my house.
work myself. / tell everybody to use Ri
pans Tnhules and save doctor bills
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists or
by mall II the price go GEMS a box) Is
sent to the Ripans Tabulea Company.
No 10 Spruce street. New York. Sample
vial 10 cents. For sale by A. II. kiesllns,
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ApusE is NOT ARGUMENT.

Clayksvillc Times.
1t doesn't do the gold cause any GOOD
to call democrats anarchists. hatis's. ron
bers, crazyitos. cut-throats, crank'' IAN
atics. idiots, devils, fools, lunatics repu-
diationists p'e-huntcrs, demagngues, ras-
muses. iinrs socialists sorcheads, sons-of-
guns and All the other pretty npnella,
lions so popular with the yellow meta!
a n
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HELM Wanted.

BtiSiNENS MEN-The
northwestern Life Assurance Company
wants well established business man
represent 4. An excellent opportunity
TO materially supplement your income.
All the fayorite policies at rates from
OF other standard companies. polinlas
incontestahie and non-forfc,table and
have the most liberal cash surrender
loan, total disability. extended and paid
mp insurance options, Address J. N
Gambrell. General Agent, ia Mason
Block. Houston Texas. n
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ON TO HIM.

Detroit Tribune.
Senator hin is scorchng his oridges nc
hind him as a matter of form, nu, ,hcS
Will ha found quite passable when they
are needed.
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|rROM JUDGE MVN'H'
NJ Tie Post.
'e' Va ,s, INV Young
Texas ".H c,.'..aios l,w mart.
! Bopkn ms OF 'o''""''. -"
csorge Burgess, late cunui-
,,o, before the La
M boli'''.'' ,.,a, aud hN.
kreyaona' opi'Ne,i'''''' n,,,,.,.,
moved himscI the III s"h
r. when he made his eio-
iA'' . "a. nomination of
HI Eeohul"k NV ,'..,
Idtes 10 The Post III us '77"V "a
..r, IN which. among other
sA"" or.n,,l.s ro1u!v and
hid. eeHN~''N -. ~,
Of Burgess are iiiuvh uiS'i
,vss is their idol. and they
him AND they say Ma
|ha uus. "',n' n'ni'snS rounlv.
esTsapie h ~ ne con
M nun ,,,",v s.,s alw,Ns sun.
shiats ,." nan VIZ. FOR
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hiv' az, ti,,tde ~ m
su I.hnse are ser,ous
Mp,lh ,a,r n,ua a,d rnnJ
's aacnc-a,. ~ my comfy
W. u'uVS h'v v 80 i,,,e
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WANTED-S uay!on by young man,
white, as coachman. or work around
house or lawn. Address \. r. this o..
Mcn ID
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EIGHT room house for rent, San Jaclnto
aud Franklin, also house on commerce.
for warehouse or shop. At HleSior. ~,
San Jncinio. 20
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Wanted to REM.

WANT HORSE for a month or 30; care,
ful driving. good feeding; answer, nam
Ing price. to Responsible Party. this OF
fce. -
TWO STORY dwelling house IN Third
ward. Require five bedrooms, bath
room. gasLght and eewer connection,
One years lease with privilege OF two.
this office. q
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3
Number words ittmeltiWes week mo
Is words or less. ....l 70 o. " ~ ~ W
81 or more tnan y. 80 ~ WI W
IS or more than Sl,I ~ w ! oVl . "
~ or more than IS. ~ VI W wv y "
10 or less pro rata. i ~ WI NV W. 10 wv
Advertisors should remember that let
tiers directed to initials only are not lellN-
erel through the postoffce, II initials are
used they should bc directed to the aare
of some person, firm OF poStofnce hoA, Az
vertiscmcfns can be- left at our ofhce or
sent through the mail to
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston, Texas
LIST or ANSWERS a.,
10 Embellishments IN office of Inc post
for the week ending Saturday. August
s, 1886:
a9s; j. A. Bourke. John CONVEY ~ G. >.
N Ciork ~, G.. G. 4. NJ Z. ~. y. !
7eao IA. 7o5i: Inest Boy. eSs c2); Tlos
9ois %; Inventor 90 sS ~ 7e's T'Si ~, ~
MIR Mnnt,r. eOi 776,: oH g0G6; sols CD;
1895; 1859. 1895 1926; 7sa5: 6o:6 6o.l:
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STATIONARY engineer wants position
firsi-class man: able to keep machinery
In frst-clssS repair, reliable sober and
mnnn. CITY. I'D
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For Sale.

WELL established newsrlpts. with good
paying buRuusa, city of Mnp inhnhiiunts
and growing fast. established 1870. three
pi"ssce. plenty uf type, splendid Open
mgi price $500, $500 down. balance
monthly. no interest good reasons for
,dhng; this IL splendid oponng Tor
Il hustler. Address M Brace" this
office. ~
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WANTED Position by experienced Young
man as salesman or hupkkeopcr, speaks
English. Bohemian and .GermaYi b, II
OF references given. Address al6, This
office. Vi
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MinDLE-AGEp man, waiting for scttlc.
mcnt Of estate. wishes work In boarding
house or saloon; wages no object, Adj
dress H.. w. H., this office. l6
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SITUATION WANTED--By an cNp,ri-
cnced travelling man. to represent good
house THUS fan and winter. eNlprses and
commission or salary. Rre I references.
Address Dox a. Alsih. Texas. rs
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Lost. Found. Stray. Stolen.

LOST Savings Bank book No. i1il
Planters aud Mechanics National bank;
finder will be rewarded by addressing
Francis Drake. care Tribune. Galveston,
Texas, II
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Situation Wanted.

WANTED-A posjtion us housokccper or
sick nurse. am competent 10 nh either;
10 objection TO leaving the uiy. All,
dress X. NJ W.. this office. IL
\ WHITE man, cook and baker, wants
situation out OF city. Address iAi, tits
office. 10
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I..,pxABLE STONE

49,, WI ich Is said to BE
:, 'am"s,iicie for Poison u
pure "a, August 10. j, /, 81, ~
Es me- Me- Cameron House. Lew
(ss.ss' 4, TO- have in his p POSSESS !.
sa a., formation when , Is
u" s,s @aV taken from the e' s'm,i
, Oss" by Mr.. Hauess falh'r :
a''. n,te into which poison
90, :, A, once draws II omt
1nlec.eu . are filled It falls on
10 pols.iss n petrifed sponge
rss'S repeatedly. rd,, ,be
,hes sicnes are luu ,t low,
,waSlte deer, as hann,v,u wv"
xn. IA gwen as follows. q
pn0snrs, s,,sceptilie TO v,setapie
N.Y.. me stomach with grass
% ,ha lie Of the animal ,'a ,,o,'
!, w ,,s stomach his POI ons s, ,o,,
~. ~. abscrbs the pois,n' he"
|cncs .sves the deer's lie.
po Wr Iiauck took the stnhe
dAy va and applied it TO the
E'p9n nan who had been bitten
t1.s . Al, 10 be mad. The s.ona
y,ep : niece of steel to Il mag
W. W. applications the sweii'n
W., ,,rsI. and the surer'rs OF
ru, IVA The stone was also
ts" i,r,b Of c. II. HasSenp lug,
w. Tor several months from
sn /, is sad that there are
~ stones In the counWy'
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Board and Rooms.

TWO desirable south front rooms, with
board: lgnt, cool airy five windows
Zach; nicely furnished for couple.
five blocks from market. 100 Preston
avenue. on car line. II
MORGANs POINT HOTEL Strictly
first . class. urdpT new management,
rates s. 20 per week troom and board;
special rates 10 families; free SAIL daily;
Address by postal Lock Box 30. Hous-
ton. BIZ
IARC;E, cool rooms. with beard, copycn-
tent to town and beach, special rates TO
families. Adirsss Mrs. u. X. Walker.
Galveston. Texas. ~
ROOMS up and down stairs. with board
convenient to business bath. hot and
cold water. "a Travis susse. ~
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WANTED Work by oalorod boy as
bar porter or office work has good ref
cfcnce. Address nos Main street. Ike
Jackson /,
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WANTED. ny a teacher of nine years
experience. holding a first grade Texas
state certificate, a position scmewh TO
In South Texas; best Of references fur
nished Address Lock Box ~, Ardmorc,
| n IL
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POSITION 10y young man familiar with
Remington Typewriter ana general Of
iiN work; references gwen. Address
Wll0 this office. l6
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SITUATION WANTED INTEL gent husi-
ness man, with best references, desires
position with firm or corporation, expert
accountant, hookkecpor and ulfice man.
fifteen years experience. Address cost.
this office. ID
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For Rent.

FOR ltENT-Nice cottage home. fvo large
rooms; good underground cistern and
flower yard $lc per month No. MI
Crawford street corner Jeff crsou. Apply
H. h. Gaut, Mniu street III
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FoH SALE Small racket and millinery
stock siN showcases and other ilNnrcr
Moalrr safe office desk. all for sale in
tvc living rooms. good crops around
Victoria Apply TO A. Wade, Victoria,
Texas "
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SIT WANTED Work OF amy kind ny Il
hoy Al years old, wages no object. All
dress lr2i, TINS office. Ii
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COIOREp MAN wants to work In store
or office or any Kind of work. just 80 II
IS something to do. Address 1850 this
office. IL
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LUMRER Position wanted at saw mill
shipping. grading OF yard foreman an.
/ IN store. eirrgy, experience, rcter.
enccs Address .F32. this ofnVe. 10
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SIfT ATION WANTED " coiors1 w1-
man to cook In private family. hrst.
class cook; or house work. Address
1921. this office. ID
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AN experienced man Will nttoud gin
stands. weigh cotton and be useful sen
orally Murphy, al fann'n street 10
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ENrERT dry goods wrapper ana cashier
wants employ Address Wrapper
this office. II
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INFORMATION WANrED-of Lieu
tenant Ellsworth Spencer of company
A, Twenty fourth Mississippi Resinent
Ronnlon Of old company at Salehi.
Greene county, Miss. on October >. Ad-
dress W. W Thomson. Captain. Lent.
Miss j..
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any MCLAUGHLIN 49, Exclusive local
dealer for Remington Standard Type
writer and supplies III Main street, tei..
phone 6a3 Houston. u
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Financial.

81, 600 no LOAN on business property nj
per cent. also can accommodate 20 and
40 day loans a. Paul q Co.. ZIG Matn
street. IL
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Real Estate for Sale.


FRUIT FARM. % ncrcs, ~ miles from
Alvin Texas. get IN al kind OF iruii,
berries pa'd owner 500 last year. tine
house. newly painted large barn. popl-
Try and tennnt houses a beautiful COIN
iry home AT bargain. Address Box q.
Alvin Texas 10
I HAVE on my list several handsome
homes. both large and small at prices
and terms that Will suit anyone. choice
lois In ali parts OF the city, IL you wish
10 buy. sell or exchange property OF
merchandise send me Hist Of what you
wish ar have. 1000 acrss OF clear land
in Harris and adjoining counties TO ex.
change Tor Houston property I have the
largest exchange list In the State, send
Tor same. n. NJ. Norfleet. Hutchins
House. n
FOR sAI.F-FNe acres. situated two
miles from court house, fronting on
public road. price S25o' one-third cash,
balance one and Two years, at per
cent interest: deferred payment to be-
In United states silver dollars; $1,000
worth OF property on same conditions.
Address WIN. Hunter. Hu,chins House
Houston Texas ais
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VIAVI-A HOME TREATMENT for
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