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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
FOR SALE.
Branch's Genuine RattIesnake
Watermelon Seed.

These seed are selected with the
greatest care and under Z system of
careful cultivation have been kept PURE
for the past thirty years. No other
variety OF seed IS permitted to be planted
on the plantation. Impossible to have
PURE SEED OF any variety where two
or more kinds are grown on the same
farm. Alexander, Of Augusta, Ca, one
OF the largest seedsmen of the South,
visited my melon crop while growing
and pronounced it to be the only one he
had ever seen that did not have a Hy-
brid in it. The following is taken from
the Atlanta Constitution:
The finest watsrmelons ever seen
here have just been sent here by the
Hon. M. /. Branch, the watermelon
king of Columbia county. They are of
the genuine Georgia Rattlesnal<e yari-
ETY., and more lucious fruit never grew
on the watermelon vine. They are
grown by Mr.. Branch, who has long
since established national reputation
for the excellence of his melons,. OF
all the watermelons. the best are those
OF the Rattlesnale variety. Others
have been tried in various experiments
but for standard excellence aud everv-
year success, the Rattlesnake is the
king of the melon market, and those
grown by Mr.. Branch are the best
specimens OF the type to be found in
Georgia"
Price, ounce 10c.; ounces 35c,; K
pound Csc; pound $1.25; delivered in
any part OF the United States A limited
quantity OF bob Hariss'' Canteloupe
seed, choice variety, at 81. 90 per ID.
delivered. Remit by registered letter
TO Berzella, Ga, or money-oNler on
Harlem, Ga. Address,
M. L BRANCH,
S41 Berzela, Columbia Co., Ga.
In writing advertisers, please mention
Peoples Party Paper.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22

AZ "O0 WIG sAVGI NSD6tS d J COZ oSVS
and will afford our aentinels in con-
gress an opportunity TO measure the
true attitude OF the silver, Demo-
cratic, and republican leaders, on an
issue vital to our party and the well
fare Of the country, and to determine
to what extent our recent allies can
be depended upon.
Again, the fact that the railroad,
telegraph, and telephone companies
became the willing tools OF cam
paign committee in the recent cleo
ton furnishes us with another striking
argument for the government owner
ship OF these great monopolies. We
are not q free people SO long as they
can be utilized for campaign pur-
poses in the interest Of trusts and
combines.
The proposed retirement Of thN
greenbacks and the discussion of thl
Pacific Railroad question will bring
before Congress the two strongest
measures Of cur platform; and what
ever issues Che other parties may
adopt, the logic OF events will so
force upon both congress and the
people the consideration of these
measures as to oyershadow ell others
aud win to our ranks thousands OF
voters from both the Republican and
Democratic parties.
LIVING ISSUES FOR TIE PEOPLE.
These are living issues upon which
we shall grow. The urgent necessity
for them will appeal to the people,
groaning under the weight Of enc.
Kinley prosperity "restored conf
dence," and the enforced idleness and
extreme poverty attending them.
They appeal with equal force to the
business man, coer3.d by the banks;
to the wage Garner, the helpless vic
tim Of corporations; and 20 the farmer,
cursed with mortgages and extor-
tionate freightrates. They are issues
free FROM the charge Of morcensry
motives, to enrich portion of our
constituency.
LIST AS act with patriotism, courage,
and eagaoity. Let us lose no time
Ii any lack NEGATIVE, ii will ba found
in the intense suffering everywhere
and in the increasing arrogance, law
lessness, and heartlessness of the
trusts and monopolias. Against their
power we put principle; agaiusj their
money We match manhood, and urge
al Populists to continue this contest
during the next four years and then
hold an early national 6onventlo1, to
strike the key ncto OF the next pgesl-
dental oampaigo, or, if desirable
establish an honorable alliance On
leading issues.
also suggest that national con-
ference of party leaders and workers
be held as eoon 80 practicable, that
we.may have full and ireo expras-
sion of opinion regarding our future
work. We hope, therefore, that the
reform press viii give the fullest pos
sible exposition Of their views on this
important subject; and our friends
are invited to write mo or cur ma
tional chairman, expressing their idoss
on the independent party action here
il proposed.
Shall we march 10 victory under
our own banner, or continue az slrag-
glars under another?
GEORGE t, WAsHBURN.
Member Peoples Party National
Executive Committee.
Boston, Moss, Jan. II, 1897.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22

In certain parts Of China, tina.
young women wear their hair in a
long, single plat, with which il il
tertwined strand Of bright ecavlet
thread, which denotes them to he
manageable.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
SHE MARRIED HER ELF.
Rev. Caroline j. RarIet Offic ated
at Her Own Wedding.

Rev. Caroline j. Barlet Offic ated
at Her Own Wedding.
Rav. Caroline J. Bartlett, minister
Of the Peoples church at Kalamazoo,
Mich, sprung surprise on the
church people the other evening at a
reception.
During the rendition Of musical
programme Miss Bartlett disappear
ed, and a few moment later appeared
Ia bridal costume and marched toy
ward the altar, while Dr.. Augustus
W. Crane, her betrothed came for
ward from the opposite direction.
Rev. Jonkin Lloyd Jones, pastor of
All Souls church Of Chicsgo, ap.
peared on the platform. Miss Bart.
lett aud D.. Crane, in accordance
with ceremony which they had ar
ranged, then married themselves, and
Rev. Mr Jones pronounced the bene-
dic.ion.
The bride has been minister for
eight years, and through her efforts
The Peoples churoh was built. DR..
Crane is native Of Adrian, a gradu.
ate Of the Michigan university and
pr2cticing physician.
The couple did not leave The city
and will not change either Of their
professional careers-Chicsgo Times
Herald.
There Ia no mere fruitful source of
corruption in politjcs than that which
comes from corporate ownership of
i
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22
CfRCUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
Congressman John Allen And Tramp
inaRafErOsd Wreck

Congressman JOHN A4len ana tramp
Railrosd Wreck
Private John Allen of Mississippi,
is not an advocate OF conviction on
circnmstantial evidence. MIR. Allen
was a passenger on the Southern
train that came near being wrecked
on the bridge east Of Birmingham but
was averted by the rare presence of
mind of Engineer Hawes, who
brought his train to standstill just
as the pilot hung two feet into space
off Of the high bridge. M. Allen
was in the rear sleeper, and on pass
ing out to see what had happened he
discovered a tramp, who had been
stealing ride on top Of the sleeper,
getting down and preparing to take
to the woods.
"Whsre are you going?" hsiled Mr..
ALLEN.
81 am going to get out Of this,'
responded the tramp. elf the train
crew catch me here they will abuse
me, and prefer taking chances on
the next tram"
"Come back here" cried Mr.. Allen
excit.dIy. "You fool, you, don't you
know the officials will be here within
an hour to investigate the cause OF
this trouble and nine to ons they may
bring with them pack of blood
bounds to trail down tho calprit.
Then what will become OF you? Sup.
pose those dogs should strike your
trail leading off from here and you
should be captured? You would be-
swung to limb in short order. Come
back in this train; this il no time for
crew abuse and no time for tramp
to put his life in jeopardy"
This tramp erawled back in the
sleeper and Private John Allen,
turning to fellow passenger, re-
marked: 81 don't believe in ccnvic-
ton on circumstantial evidence no
way."-Birmlnehsn State Herald.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1897-01-22

There Ia no more fruitful source of
corruption in politics than that which
comes from corporate ownership of
railroads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
hETrY GREEN no ronEoLosn.
'iehest Woman In Americn Cun yot
INJECT S9.0OO,OOO Chicnuo Owes.

c.,, woman In Amcricn Gun Not
'''t S..oOo,oOO Ch;caEn owes.
~ NA"aso' H., March 3l.-Mrs. IIetty
"'ehs real estate mortgage invest
'N'S In this city are in bad way. She
Aow here with her son, Il. II. Green, for
suO purpose of forcclosing mortgages ag-
said:
,ns." w nave put off foreclosure proceed
are as long as possible. but tho owners
a s,a an such bad shape financially that such
onr "p IL rendered absolutely necessary for
WI ..,, own protection.
un Me funds are for the most part tied
ana businesses that are not paying,
hauo many instances the borrowers
Of in not only defaulted In the payment
tares erssi, but are unable TO meet tho
and ,n anu insurance Wherever the taxes
| the Insurance are paid up we arc letting
p ,ss interest go for the present. but ,se can
peo,ti"' tle taxes and insurance for these
iow that. ''N'' arc 'o' h'sh " 60
Raess average amount Of these mort
rn t,d 10 not large. I should judge they
high as -. Ky 100 200 to 100000. Some may be as
Run NV actions, Mr.. Green said, would be be-
~. "u immediately.
Ch,c.ee nave many other mortgages In
is, tbs mat are In very bad shape; that
interss, borrowers are unable to meet the
posed ~ payments; but wo are not dis
ooo ouf interests In Chicago are in the
Wa @ shape Of any of our holdings. and
here anxious to see business revival
ened OUT 0u' aiiairs VIII DC straight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
BOARD AND ROOMS.

T-HTGE front room, nicely furnished,
s,I,fable for one or two gentlemen. con-
venent to cars: ten minutes walk 10
market house, board II desired. 1910 La
mar avenue.
TKRGE. cool rooms, up and downstairs.
ll02 Rusk. one block from Main: house
Just changed hands; table board spe.
c,alty. -
LARGE south front room. with board, for
aeutletneu or couple: modern convent
erces; good attention; references ex-
changed; 40i Crawford, corner Preston
avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

FOR Saba valuable Invention IN ek-
tension cradle Easily and qu cqly nd
tusted Absolutely noIselcss ahi free
from Objectionable iur when rocked.
Simple and convenient. Manufacturers
ana capitalists should Investigate Ad-
dress Beitie keahey, care John We'd
derburn & CO.. Patent attorneys, WASH
Arrton ID q b
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$40 PAID for information (confidentiaD
leading to employment other than man
ual labor, by a, respectable middle aged
lington, dhas office. q
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recon er-haAch brewing Assn.
tonics ~, the use of the greatest of all
the mer, malt Murine" and guarantees
dsusgsts claimed for it. For sale by all
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

FOR SALE Hya,ts gem roller mechan'
Teal toy. Affords exercise AS wei az
amusement. Something new ana novel.
IL Hight and indrstructlblc, simple and
Inexpensive. Zig profits assured. Al
drcts Hyatt q Lee. care John Weldvr'
snyton ID q
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bUSINEss CHANCHEs.

FOR sALE-M Nus e leaf holder. boon
to musicians Greatly assists in turn
ing leaves of music. Fills a long felt
want. Every musician win want one For
particulars address H. G. Hicks. care
John Weddrrburn & Co. Patent Attor-
neys. Washington, II, G.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

FOR SAI4E-Refreshm cart, furnished
with tanks for coffee or other l'dulds
and boscs for sandwiches. etc heated
pnrimont; quick seller to street wonders.
Address G. s. Arnold. care John Wo1aer-
burn & Co. patort attorneys, wash,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

MIDDLE AGED MAN. situation around
house, care horse carriage. garien;
good yard man; atcadv sober; trial 80.
liclted. small salary; good reference. AL
dress 2a6. this office. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

PRlNTER-A ilrst-class ioh printer, and
one who understands thoroughly all
branches of printing and newspaper
work. wants position; strictly temperate:
can furnish a references. Address y,
y. a.. Ioakum, Texas. care Herald 6
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

FOR SALE--Pipe Wrench of unusual
trerlt Can be adjusted TO lit different
sized pipe. Best thEle of the X nd ever
inverted. Simple. efficient and strong.
For particulars address John j. HalGe-
man. care John Wedderbnrn q Co, Pat
ent attorneys. Washington, D. & D
FOR SALE button fastener. Can be used
I'm connection with any ordinary button
now IN use. secures game firmly 10 cioih,
trouble. Address Henry ID. Banes. care
lohn Wcdderburn & Co. Patent attot-
neys, Washington, ~. c.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

FOR LE-C0mSinatlon lamp and nho,-
toteraph stand. Useful and ornamental
Photo frame may reHolyo with case. al
loving Inspection Of all photos in sue
cesslon from one side of stand. Addrots
u. W. Harden. care John Weiderburn
& Co.. Patent attorneys WASHINGTON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

I'm PERlENCED lady wants 10 take
charSe Of boarding horse for gentleman;
ihlo Cont street, Houston. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

FOR SALE--Razor case and tool box com
bined. Designed especially for use ny
BARRIERS TO support ralors store scia-
sors. combs. ctc Provided with separ-
ate compartments for the different ms
PIGMENTS. j. j, Zneel, care John Wcu-
derburn Il Co.. Patent attorneys, WnSh-
lngton u @ y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

FOR sALE-At a sacrifice. u drug store
doing n good business. FOR parnntlhrs
address A. II. McVay. Palestine. Tex.
PARTY with 5000 and real estate or
farm lands can get fine established bust
ness In healthy location; stock VIII In
voice sso0o. Address A. w. T.. THIS Oh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

FOR SAIL Bride bf PRONOUNCED by
experts FAR superior To amy other ever
invented. BY It's use the most unruiy
horse can be brought under perfoat con
troll. Patent allowed. Address Cornel-
sus Melton. care John Wedicrhurn y
Co. Patent attorneys. Washington,
II b
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Chariing works is the one removed from
III Caroline street TO the corner of
Sm4h AMI Mckinney, Phone h1S. 3
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WOMAN would like position as cook can
come, well recommended. Address 100
Wood street. G
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WANTED--A situation In sawmin either
al scroll or turning lathe. Apply John
Il. Basgs, 26ll Rusk avenue Houston. 5
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IIOuSEKEEPERS. attention; crockery,
china glassware. lamps and cutlery. in
sets or as you may select, reduced prices,
at Houston China Hall. 1905 Texas ave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

ONLY A FEW OF Johnscn's Special BIZ
Giles Lent; must be closed out. together,
with others, at a great bargain. can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

CATARRH FREE-For &c stamp will
mall you sample of a superior Catarrh
Cure; best on earth. DIR. X. Wykof.
box NJ Houston. :
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FOR sALE-well drilling machine; very
simple and durable easily manipulated:
performs work speedily and well. saves
II anufactLfed at small cost: Addrosss
WIN S. Lines. care John Wedderhurn "
CO., patelt attorneys Washington. ID
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SITUATION wANTED-By Young lady
graduate as compNNlon or secretary 70
business woman or as CoVernesS In fam
lily going North or abroad for tho sum
mer. Address Estellc, this office 6
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WANTED-Situat!on in Office or business
house by respectable. intelligent boy
of II, Address Parents, lhis office. 6
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WANTED-A place TO work 10 walt on
the table, house work or nurse. 1915
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED-By young lady, board ana
room with some quiet family; Wiling to
assist some In the housework. Address
2SS this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

POSITION wANTED--By white man az
cook; gooi hand Mt mest and pastry;
city or country; ten years cNper,cnce;
good references. Address 25S. this Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05

WANTED--Contmct to furnish five hun
dred to I'VE thousand cords pine or oak
wood, dry. Parties wanting to purchase
please address +. II. Berkey, Mon,somoo
cry, Texas.
EGGS from Thoroughbred Light Brahma,
Euff Cochin, I3. Leghorns, W. G. II.
Polish and Bun Leshorns LOO per Set
ting; 1905 Washington street. $
FOR SALE-Two loxis-inch engines; one
SXlS-inch engine, one 5XS-inch upright
engine, one, two or three boilers. iS
inches by lG feet McGowen Iron and
Brdss Works, Houston.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

A $1,000 TO $3.50 stock OF dry goods g ex-
change for good prairie land IN Whar-
ton jackson or Victoria counties; would
pay come boot. Address II. w, carolh,
ers. Georgetown, Texns. ~
TRADE OR EXCHANGE-Nice suburban
residence for farm or ranch land IN
Western Texas or New Mexico. Address
T.. o. Box 49, Houston. Texas. U
1909 ACRES good prairie land In Liberty
county to exchange for improved city
property. Cali on or address Wilson ~
Hannah. 203 KAN building.
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FOR SALE-Carload extra broke mules,
all sizes: also a few driving horses.
Sandberg's Stable, G0l Preston avenue
II. X. Tousey, ~
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SITUATION wanted 10y settled woman to
either nurse tho sick or keep house for
small family. Address 26i THIS office. 6
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4 5000 established and paying business to
exchange for good Land or vacant iotn
Address j. A. Friedman, Go6ls MAN
street Houston. ~
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FOR sALE--cheap. a new stock OF gro
ceries. also fixtures, etc. and set Of FUR.
nltrre: good loeatiSn roI pars l.rrsts
EJfth ward.
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OTFICE OF Houston aud Texas Central
March Q lsg7-Notice Is hereby given
that the regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders and of the Board of Di-
reciors Of tho Houston and Texas Cen
the office of the company, in the city, or
Houston Texas, on Monday, the 5lh DAY
OF April, 1897, at u o'clock m.
A E. w. Cave. secrstary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-05
SALE OF PRIVILEGES

SALE OF PRIVILEGES
san Jac.nto day celebration by local
and. visiting military companies. to DC
lion drills. sham battle being reproluc-
ton OF battle of San Jaelnto), cowboy
rangers, horsemansh p and other attrde-
VIII be received by the undersigned up
to April 16 for the following privileges.
One restaurant. one sausage and cofree
and milk. two beer and cigars, one waf
lie, one peanut, one ilu't ana candy, one
Ice cream, one flying horses. one shoot
ing gallery, one hitchins post, one ieni-
ouad- ana soda water: privilege Is re-
eervod to reject any and all BIDS; terms,
half cash. balance April 20 w. A. Chill
dress. Chairman, Cotton Exchange
Building. 1t
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WANTED-A places 10 nurse or house
work. ZIG Andrews street.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Two good. reliable young men
for news agents; must have small cash
security. Apply 10 Thos. L. Freeiand,
tial depot. at once b
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POSITION WANTllD-,lNs cook. whIte;
good hand on pastry. for boarding or
private house. Address go this Of
fec G
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LoST-Pair gold spectacies. Ia old case
lined with red, case marked Chicago.
Finder Will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning to $, q. Cotton u iiro. 10
lOST-.At railroad crossing, Eureka,
dirt eolorod; stub tailed, fox hound; sWt..
Master. Grand Central depot.
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For RENT-Cottage, 1901 Walker avenue;
ilvo rooms md kitchen; modern Inn
provements. Apply 1879 Walker avenne
for terms. etc, o
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DRUG STOCK. In good business town in
Southwest Texas, popr.iiaadiadon over l4oe;
business over $4,000; proprietor. must
leave on account OF falling health. only
men who mean business and have money
or equivalent. need Write Address Drug
s,,onL thl.; of1ca. U
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FOR sALE,-one Confederate veteran
land certificate, $3.50 acres; what am 1
offered for it? james Charlton, JOS
Milan street.
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VERY CHEAP-A single. open, piano
box, sidebar buggy, no, used but it'ie,
Call at Bicycle Store, Hotel Bristol or
address Johnson. 10 San Jacinto. 10
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

|
LIST OF ANSWERS
| To advertisements in office of The
| Post for week ending saturday, April 3,
| ls9i:
@l 22G; Isl; S77 t3>; 227; BICYCLE MANN
5S3 g Il ~ S94 ~ o5 az n, 90. AK,
3a; $50; g. NJ IT,, a.. MA. NIrs T. T.
Hin. ti1ie.ia,.. 5.S 70, 50 81, ;S, -.
r. - y "}o }eJ 800 -, MI NJ: NJ
ai2 5gS oqi ~ qa0 81 l5 MI ~ .gi ,a,
"a STUDENT I6;, 81 %; Zl3 w. Y; 4S;
| .no p, ~, IN, ~ WALKER Johh WarueH'
s.S: ~, ~ ".
MRS. 4. WATTS Of GoIveeton cl,,Iryov.
ant medium COS Austin street. walk IN
sudlfs, hours, TO p. IN. II
MISS J.. DpNAifER, ur-to-data dress
making; prices 10 suit the times. Second
--!o3-. !a9ss- y L9--.e-l -.-oex: -.
| FURNITURE repaired and refinishcd.
screen work done at III St Emanuel
street "A schmidt. Give me- a call or
leave orders at ll2O Preston avenue 6
THE HOUSTON st.am carmen cIenI1In,,
works renoyafes carpets crnnb cloths
rugs, feathers ana mattresses upho-
81 20 rofersr,l,s. Iii for ,rtca.H cornar
smith and Mckinney; phone SOS. Henry
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troubles; State Headquarters, 4O2 Binz
building; lady attendant ? TO p m;
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VITAE-ORF-N Ilorobe Killer and An,ison.
tic Constitutional Tonic for vital force,
iIoo5 brain hnawr ana nerve nle,snnt
b,,1c .rn,i,r,e,,t Tor s,,rnn,nr ailments
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LAND SURVEYING-Surv relocated.
boundaries established and iands sub
divided and mapped can furnish best
references as to competency and accu-
racy. % years experience in Texas land
matters. Il. Is. Langermann, l0l0la Con
gress avenue, Houston, Texas. 40
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4S0 ACRES of choice. well drained prairlo.
some improvements; good location for
store. GIN, etc: price 81 per acre: half
cash, balance long time, . per cent Ad-
dre IS c. l.. Baker. Lostprong, Wharton
cnnnru T1,.a- Z
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY, sToLHN.

LoST-Lcmon and white pointer dog; had
collar on when last seen. with my non1e
en- It. Finder VIII please return same
to me and receive reward, at co,ton
exchange, W. l.. Howe Z