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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-07-25
THREW PEPPER IN HIS EYES

Mrs. Henry McGregor was the
defendant in a rather sensational
suit before Probate Judge Ander-
son Thursday, says the Moscow
Standard.
1t seems that the Vermont Loan
and Trust company had foreclosed
a mortgage on Mrs. McGregory S
farm; an appeal was taken and a
stay of proceedings granted. In
the meantime the mortgage COM
pany had arranged with one Albert
Daggett to look after the property,
keep up the fences, pick the fruit,
etc, and incidentally to gain pos
session of the property for the
mortgage company, to which Mrs.
McGregor properly objected, mas
much as the mortgage company
was not in legal possession of the
property. Mrs. McGregor protested
against Mr.. Daggett picking cher
ries and other fruits, and told him
that if he did not stop she would
make him suffer. Daggett refused
to stop, and thereupon Mrs. Nc
Gregor threw a handful of red pep
per in his face. Daggett entered a
complaint, Mrs. McGregor was ar
rested, had jury trial, and was
discharged, at at last accounts Mrs.
McGregor was still holding the fort.
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rHE LAPWAI CELEBRATION.

THE LAPWAI CELEBRATION.
The celebration at Lapwai which
has continued since the Fourth, ter
minated to some considerable ex-
tent on Saturday last with some
very exciting races, says the Ken
drick Gazette. A large crowd has
been in attendance, from the differ
emit reservations of the Northwest,
and with the gambling, races and
war dances, some very exciting
times have taken place. Saturday
three six mile races were run, one
between the Indians and a white
man and two between the different
tribes of Indians. These races were
very exciting. The Indians would
90 up the track a mile or so, fifty
to one hundred in number, and as
the fauorite horse would pass they
would fall in with blanket in one
hand and revolver in the other, and
assist their horse, by their shrieks,
waving of blankets and firing of re-
yolyers to win the race. A big war
dance in which all took part and
was kept up until daylight next
morning, closed the program of the
very successful celebration.
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TEACHERS IN POLITICS.

Friday afternoon the teachers
institute took on some of the at
tributes ola political debating club.
The committee on resolutions pre-.
sented It's report of considerable
length, but neglected to mention
either favorably or otherwise, State
Superintendent Bean or County
Superintendent Butcher. An ad-
mirer of the former brought the
matter up, and an amendment was
introduced endorsing his admins
tratlon. This brought on the war,
and for time spirited discussion
was engaged in by large number
of the teachers. Opponents of en-
dorsement had nothing to say in
derogation of Beams administration
but claimed to fear that the resolu-
ton would be used to further his
crnvasS for a nomination to succeed
himself. Friends of the resolution
denounced its opponents as polit-
ical tricksters, in opposing the res
olution for political purposes, and
declared that the teachers should
be above politics. 1t was argued
with as much vim and spirit as
though it meant political life or
death to the state superintendent,
and vote showed 40 for and 80
against the resolution. Some IS
teachers were present and not vot-
ing. No resolution mentioning
County superintendent Butcher
was introduced. -Gazette.
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severe one, as none of the property
destroyed was insured.
Another mill will be erected at
once on the old site.-Vollmer
News.
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PU ILL ~ ~
Billiard PaflOfS,
JOS. RASOR, PROPRIETOR.
JOS. RASOR,
PROPRIETOR.

These are the only Billiard rooms
in town, and are equipped with ell
egantly appointed Billiard and Pool
tables Comfortable and well fur
nished card rooms. All kinds of
Sodas always on ice. Also the best
brands of Cigars that the market
affords.
This is the place to spend a So
ciable time and keep cool.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-07-25
WILL HAVE A COUNTY FAIR.

WILL HAVE A COUNTY FAIR.
Whitman county will have a
grand fruit and agricultural fair
next autumn. All doubts as to the
practicability of arranging for an
exposition becoming the standing
of the county were removed last
Saturday by the meeting and action
of the board of managers of the fair
association. The meeting was we'll
attended, and as it previously be
came known that the fair would be
a 90. all we're enthusiastic in their
advocacy of Immediately outlining
the work.
The report of the soliciting COM
mittee infused new life into the
project. 1t showed that subscrip-
tons to the amount of $500 had
been secured. This, together with
the amount to be derived from the
gate receipts and privileges, will be
adequate to defray all expenses of
holding a better exposition than
Whitman county has ever hereto
fore held.
Messrs. Zell NJ. Beebe, Harry
Cornwell and Alfred Coolidge were
constituted a committee to arrange
for a great racing program indie
pendent of other features. 1t will
provide for bicycle races on the first
two afternoons, and horse racing
for each afternoon of the remaining
DAVIS. The racing will be inter
spersed with other athletic sports,
Over 800 will be disbursed in
premiums, which will make the
premiums on all products much
larger than last year
Provisions will be made for
most extensive display of products
of all kinds that can be produced
in the county.
The program of amusements Will
be such as to attract large crowds,
among the features being three
balloon ascensions on as many
DAYS. There will be other special
attractions which, together with
the fine exhibits that will be made,
will insure a most successful fair.
-Commoner.
~. D-ice,s Cream Baking Powder
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DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fe;7 Highest Award,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-04

she wanted TO purchase, she remained In
the carriage while her maid went into the
dry goods store of s. Kahn & Co.
The maid walked 10 the proper counter,
selected number OF dress patterns, ana
then handed to the clerk an order written
on the familiar domestic note paper of the
White House bearing the engrossed IN
scriptlon Executive Mansion" In mat
ter Of TACT way tho maid said smliinely;
Mrs. Cleveland said to charge the thInss
to the president
bers of the firm. and they held whispered
conference as to whether they could al
ford IN violate the rules OF the establish
fmsnt and omen a little account Win ihe
ntesidcnt of the United States. II was an
awkward moment for all concerned, but
finally the clerk. turning to the maid' saiu'
in an apclogetic manner; we are sorrs
to cause Mrs Cleveland any annoyance
whatever. but as our firm believes IN trea,.
ing all alike, and az we nave inaus rd,
that we will DO business Tor casn oh'S'
,bsrs is Nothing else for us TO do.
In an interview the manager OF the store
said: ,,oa,n,,v
I'VE regret the occurrence exceeoinsy,
,,,, r,a do not see how II was possible 10
avoid II unless the goods had been pre-
sented TO Mrs Cleveland without price
which would have been an Insult 10 hsI
Y, is very well known here In business CIR
cles thai distinguished classes are the naru-
est TO collect from. II was not az az, iss
fear of loss that we decllnen 70 ens" H., ~"
..a5it Tor me amount Of the bill was but a
,.io,,- matter. In addition 10 that. u ~
wa,, Known here thst President Cleveland
Is extremely scrupulous in regard TO ms
hnstness engagements and his check is Al
w vp,r promptly received for every running
account only hope the president ana
Mrs. Cleveland will understand me stun.
ion and not think they were unnecessary"
subjected To annoyance or insult.
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-'"E POOR FOLK,

.cha" ny Mrs. Cleveland TO
saslp,,aa urge IT, Refused.
Ireland M November 3O.-Prcs!dent
} " ,o VOC refused credit in Washing
sa.nd NJ store Wednesday, and Mrs.
sid va. Ao sat in the carriage while
saa.Io,, inside conducting the painful
r,sou H., uro'e away in a state OF in
Of a.. 'ecome unwittingly the
declined ~, Nc credit" establishment,
seeat of no % violate its rule even for
rs Tue President of the United
1 one ~ started out with the ear
re Of sec,r aer shopping tours for the
y ehildrsn some needed clothing
Knowing exactly what
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BOARD AND PooM5.

nv LMl... >-,..lyl-r..-.
HAVE one unturnshed Downstairs room
for rent. with or without board. No
III Polk avenue. .
NICELY FURNISHED rooms. Two blocks
from Main street, not and cold baths
pcclally for v.sliore; transienis solicited
M san Jacin-o street. 5
FOR RENT--wiih board 10 a couplo, a
large. pleasant room in small family:
references required. nor Lamar avenue. Z
ROOM AND BOARD for two in private
fausly, centrally located: room large
and AIRY. with all modern convenlencos.
references required. Address $3.50, this
office. h
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Diseases. SYPHILIS, Erupt.ons. Hair FAN.
Ing. Bono Pains, Swellings. Sore Throat
Ulcers, Effects of Mercury. Kidney and
bladder Troubles, Weak Back Burning
Urine. lncontnence. Gonorrhe6 elect
Stricturo-receiVe searching treatment
prompt relief and cure for life. Both sexes
treated con,identially and privately
Pies. Fis:ula. Fissure. Structure md
Rupture cured by our new methods. Send
for circular.
DRs BELTS & BELTS.
% (New Nc. I'D 81. Charles Street,
New Orleans La
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS


J Dung. middle
aged and old. SIN
gle or married
men, and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner-
v o US Debility,
S r e r .natorrhea.
Seminal Losses,
Sexual d o C a y,
Fail ng Memory,
weak eyes. stunt.
e d Development.
Lack Of Energy,
j m p ov er | shed
Blood, o.mp!es,
lmpedimcnts { o
Marriage: a s .
Blood and Skin
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NOTICE TO cONTRACTORS-By virtue
of authority vested IN me by order Of
the honorable judge OF The district oour,
OF Harris county, on Tuesday, sepiem-
Der II, 1876. authorizing me 10 build a
culvert across the rJVino within the
grounds of the Cemetery company ncn,
the main entrance, on the Washington
road and TO issue receivers certificates
for the payment Of same. / invite bids
for the construction of said culvert.
according 10 the plans ana apccificaii ons
now on 6lc IN my office In the cotton
exchange building, payment to lie tnndc
In receivers certificate. payable two
years from date aud bearing interest at
the rate OF per cent per annum, inter
est 10 be paid semi-annually, which Ger
,ificaies OF indebtedness when so Issued.
shall he a prior Hen on an the property
and effects Of said Houston Cemetery
company.
The right is reserved to reject any ana
all bids.
BIDS will be opened on Saturday, u.
combor 5. 1876. M my office, Cotton LA-
change building. at II IN,
WM. CHRISTIAN.
IA Receiver.
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to list them with Boyle & Mccormick,
t0sh Main street. H.u
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FOR SALE
q acres at Lock. . miles from Hous-
ton. on railroad. nt stat1n
u acres near Fairbanks. on centrei
road. " miles out
acres IN edge OF city. on graded roan I;
choitc garden land.
$40 acres sect on 81. near Katy, on NJ :.
Is and r road.
Choice lots in Second ana Third wards
Geo, T.. T. rter
n No. 2Hl. Main Street.
FOR SALE-Bargo. fectisn rich BLACK
land adapted for cotton. fular cane aud
other farm products, iGcu1lag town NJ o
on railroad. sold whole or part c. a.
Edlng, l0l5ls ConEross avenue, Houston.
TesHa. z
FoI+ SALE OF exc67ngo Tor HoISion
realty either improved or unlmproyrd
one farm between The Er1Yos rigcr AMI
Oyster creek, TWO miles from iirazorla
and eight miles from Angleton county
site cixhty-Feyen acres cultivated ard
one hundred IN wood pasture, all ienocn
a good dwelling. three cabins. crib ara
sheds, never falling spring: price.
$4,000: wild land around selling Tor 80
FOR sALT,--Nice. well dra.ned place. with
bearing pear orchard, all in high state
of cultivation four acres strawberries.
good six-room house, barn and out
buildings: plenty OF water 10 irrirate the
place place VIII pay 2, per cent on In
vestmeni any cne wishing good home
WI do well I, Investigate this. Address
FINE LANDS We have lands OF all de-
srription 70: sale. Farms az all sizes.
from ter 20 ona thousand acres: prices
from 50 10 $50 per acre. Write or cail on
US for Information, at Edna. Texas Mar
vim & Angle, 1879
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DISEASES of women, nervous and chron-
1c Diseases largest and most succt, sful
practice IN the State VIM, A. BoAeu.
Block a
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FINANCIAL

f--~.<A4a<- fhfk1lftsA@f
NTED-s2ooO or 5000 to loan for three
years on per cent interest. for good ana
plenty county land security. Address
+. C.. this oince. Z
MONEY TO LOAN for the erection OF
homes in the city If Houston only: small
monthly payments. 5000 to place 81
once. South Texas Loan ana building
association. a. X. Taylor. secretary.
Cotton Exchange building. ie-7
FOR sALE-sour room cottage and
choice corner lot IN Third ward: $500 10
$500 cash and balance on easy terms u.
J. Palmer. this office. Il
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l~fH,. - 49,. -TsL
LIST or ANSWERS
no advertisements in office OF The
resi- Tor week ending Saturday. Novem-
1854 ~; giO2; b. W. az; Cook; e55a CO..;
PAS lN a5iI u. w; zoos, f. s.; Home
stead; a5A (S,; s5aa (2 96os; Jasper 80.
81 vi al,6 ca; IN j.; n N. + 60; NJ NJ ;
e. $. % al9: $. II. .tq; i19o 49, Y. G.;
Jas Weeks; II. White 90 $685. 1924. s'7i;
DISEASES of women, nervous and chroei,
1c Diseases largest and most succt. sful
practice IN the State VIM. A. BoNeN,
NJ y. the eminent specialist. Mason
GENUINE Chinese importer OF celebrated
teas and fireworks, silk han ikt rcnefs
Chinese and japanese hric-a -hrac; best
in the world. Yam Ia Lay. 1910 Preston
avenue. l-2.gi
NIAvl--A home treatment for uterine
troubles: investigate. at l02 Bnz build
Ing. lady attendants from to o p. III. !.
advice and health book free. 8
ELECTRO ELIXtRs-A positive cure for
all urine, bladder and rectum troubles "A
home treatment for ladies who can not
take treatment at our SanitGrium. call
or write for particulars. all facial bleui-
ishes and disbursements removed. Drs
Warner. Balfour & White, Houston Mod
ical Electro Thrrapeut cal and Massage
Sanitarium, corner Fann!n and Texas
avenue. II
You GIN LEARN SHORTHAND Fly
mall; write for. circular regarding our
mail course. Houston Shorthand and
Typewriting School Mason Block, Miss
Alice +. Harper. principal. II
LAMPS. LAMPS! S!-inca nGcsce1;
lamps. wholesale anu retail aimature
rewirding a specially; electrical and
railway supplies. The Barien- Sheets
Electrical Construction Company, g7
Preston ayenu.: II
TELEPHONE "a. IarcnIon's Stables for
carriages to all trains.
HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING Mason block, Miss
Alice +, Harper. principal makes
pfacticai bus ness pos.tions. Ii you moan
business. come and take course. II
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GOOD. sober man wants altuaton where
lac con make himself generally useiul;
understands care OF horses, van mix
cows ana cook. Address JAS. Cairns.
elre 81 loNNph's .niitnArN. D
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SITUATION wanted by iir7a class ali
round white man cook; 10 years expert
,ncc. perfectly sober, hotei OF restau-
rant In city OF out. Address t50S, ms
oflltg h
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FOR sALE--An assortment Of second.
nAnd beltirR. pullcys. shoftins. hang.
eos pipiag. etc. CAN al ths bus.ness
Office OF The Post. II
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WANTED situation as bookkccper or
clerk u years experience. MARI eo, good
work Will I've done address aiSi TINS
office a
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rliEAp FUEL At LART--Put In a win.
ier's supply OF Calvert Lump Cohl ana
save one.half of lnst years fuel nxr
rcnfc. We warrant superior saiislac.
tlun over any other soft coal for Glthor
90 lump is 1850 per ton Of 20O0 pounds.
delivered to any part OF the city. A
trial to convlnr" you IL solicited Tcio-
phone lss. ofnce. No. " Main street
Calvert Coal Co. u
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CHEAP STORAGE for morchandiRe
groccrier. hardware. produce. household
hou@n. near Sou thorn Pacific freight Of
fee, Apply W Lewis, ON premises i2-l7
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by white cook; 10
years experience; hotel. section house or
boarding house. In city or out Address
giNS, THIS office. b
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NOTICE In hereby gwen that the regular
annual meeting Of he stockholders and
directors Of tho Houston linNt ami West
Texas Railway company VIII he held at
the general office Of Haid company. In
the gily 81 Houston, at ~ o'clock a. M,
on Tuesday the lat day OF December,
1896. James 4, Baker, Jr., Secretary
lioDston East aud West Texas Railway
Company. 12~lO
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IRON and steel work for buiidinrs.
bridges. roofs. .standpipea, etc; dos, GINS
ana .st'mates free on application. The
Elli.lc-llerzog Manufaclur ny Co. NJ
~, ne Leon Ascent. klam building, Houston,
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REAL STATE.

...".IIl...-
FOR SALE RarPain: section rich black
land adapted for cotton. sugar cane ana
other farm products rioludlng iownA.te
ON m .roal wN eeil whole or
part. c, a Billing. l0ljh Congress ave.
nus. Houston. Texas 7
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ton to work in boarding
house or prNato family Gail aA San
lAcinto street, u
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ROOMS For RENT Comfortable, we'll
kept rooms, hot and cold bath rates rca.
floor over l>rupp 4 Tutiy, corner Main
and Congress.
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SITUATION wanted by nisi-cISss baKsr,
single. on breld, cakes AMI pastry;
bakery or hotel. csty or country. &.
Weber. this office. y
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n----m
II For RENT.
-uE-. -,1l5.-
THREE rooms, with hall, In cottage. for
fght house keepii &, city and cistern
water, CLOSETS, etc: nace yard and SHADE.
LILY Shnnryer!. corner Bel avenue, -
FOR RENT : BrWnner--Nicc two-story,
seven-vom rrsidence, end street car line
stable. buggy shed, etc; nice ncighhor-
hoodi $40 per month, Inquire J. A. jon.
FOR KENT--yTwc niccly -f,rhlsRca rooms.
Apply liot Seventh street, corner Rail
TWENTY-foUR elegant rooms. bath
rooms attachcd.all modern convtN,tencos.
q; ns' SO & Say lr one SISss from Market o,
,us.
FOR RENT--1n Third ward. two-story
cight-room house, bath room, closct,
barn and sservants room IN yard. Apply
lois lamar avenue
FOR Ri1N'r--lmmcd,ately. my eottase, ti5
lARN9lch. Inquire Of II. A. uclbg.
III. {. :. Hallway company.
FOR RENT-Iiousc OF eleven roornr
partly furnished. modern convcnienccs
next door to brick store, corner Travis
end Rusk Apnly goS. above storc. I
FOR RENT-i'uraishcd rooms convenient
W nuueFNt fCrtSputlhic rates.
Apply SIS Main street. A
FOR RENT F!ne cght-rNom rcsIioncc,
modern improvements. Texas avenue
and Chcncyort a,rcet, also nvesroom
house, Apply Y, Bmwne. 81 Chenevert,
ROOMS FOR RENT Comfortahlo, we'll
kept rooms. hot and cold bath; rates rca.
eonahle by day. week or month Third
floor over krupp 4 Tutiiy, corner Main
and Congress.
TWO elegantly furnished rooms. hot and
cold water, gas AMI bath privilege. In
private family. no Crawford street .
FOR RENT--onc large two-story house,
on street ear line. In Third ward. corner
churtrcs and Lamar streets; rent roa-
sonahle. Anply c, u. Ashe =
FOR RiiNT-Resideuec property for ront
In every ward IN tho city AT prices
ranging from $500 to seS 90 per month.
your property without charge. N. Al.
Norileet, tintcuns House. It
TO RENT Modern two-stofy dwclllu-.
ih9 Franklin street. gas. water anc
baths, water tax paid, iwo'story out
ngs. -ALnly 10 krnpn y TMlily. Z
TO RENT tiragoa plantation, $50 acres,
70 rrnt, hear Smonton. Address IA. n.
Mitchell. simon,on +. o.. Fort i'cnn
county tr
FOR RENT-Two-story clghi-room houss,
corner Ruak avenue ar1 Chartre~ street.
Wm. ~, Cleveland 4 Co. office. II
BILLIARDS for rent IN one OF tho Load
INK hotels In this state; space FOR three
tables. rent moderate Apply TO pAtter-
son, this ofnce.
CHEAP. sToKAGE FOR morchandlse,
Hroccrier. hardware. produce. household
goods, rto.. AT Smith x llowelrs ware.
hopsc. neRr Sou ihcrn Pacific freight Of
flee, Apply W Lewis, on premises i2-l1
FOR RENT-Oue furnished second story
front room for gentlemen. Gail at no
Walker. tf
SAVE TIME and trouble by renting your
house from Boyle 4 Mccormick, tnS1
Main street. la.il
FOR RENT store No il0s Compress ave
nue.. opposite court house. Apply q. J.
korhlcr, 9ig Congress avenue. II
For RENT Floor space on second floor
Of Pos, I'M ding Apply TO q. i. Palmer,
Nra,noss Marager. II
STORAGE; LAitGlsr AND NEST
storing Furniture ana Murchuu1ipn of
all Kinda Icdrn d CO.
FOR RENT Eleht-room house on Miiu,n
street near fcasc. ul modern conve /.
crcey, hot ami cold wutcr, electric gas
Ngh Ing c.ofrtH etc can On Lewis n
liosoub' ~, 2lS, 200 Main street. IL
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| FOR EENT-Oue furnished second story
Walker If
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ST0D LARGEST AND NEST
- p'\fNNbA- warehouse In city foe
storing Furniture ana Merchap6irn OF
All kinda lcdcn a CO.
FOR RENT Eight -room house on M,iu,n
street near fcase. al modern conve l..
cr-cy, hot ami cold wutcr. electric gas
Ngh iugi c.ofrtH etc can On Lewis n
Rosoub' rs, 2lS, 800 Main street. II
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WANTED Agents IN every town within
goo miles Of Iloustoa 30 handle laundry
work for uA. for tornN etc. address III
phckards Troy Laundry. BIZ Prairie
avenue. Houston, 10
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FALL SEEDS. ALL. NEW cROP--win,cr
Turf Oats. Alfalfa. Clover new Rye,
Mediterranean Wheat. Barley. Tnrnip
Seed. Crimson Glover. garden and field
seeds OF every description. wholesale and
retail Holloway seed Company. Dallas
Texas.
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GENUINE. Chinese importer of celebrated
teas and fireworks, silk han iko rcnets.
in the World. Yam Ia Lay, 1910 Preston
avenue, l-2+p,
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WANTfD--Pants and vest maker at once;
steady job. j. Is. johnson. s<nithvdlle,
Texas,
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| SAVE TIME and trouble by renting your
| house from Boyle 4 Mccormick tnsb
| Main street. ia.ii
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MISREPRESENTATION as electrical or me.
chanical engineer, by man Of four yours
experience; referencSs given. Address
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WANTED-A position as teacher II school
or family. English branches taught hoil
normal certificate; understand music (.
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