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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-21
FINANCIAL.


Il. l.. CoOArBS, auction and com mss ,oc.
money advanced on consignment IN NM
sums, up 10 ten thousand dollars. loans
money on collaterals in sums 10 s,lIt. q
MONEY! MOMENT MONEYIT on co.js,fer
WIS, N Sums 10 sut vendors hen notes
pSusnt also State. county and city war
TEan.s; correspondence solicited. e. l..
MONEY no LOAN--Short time loans
on lands and Houston property. r. Il
Whsey, ali Main street. .,
WANTED-To discount a note With ysr
uor Ken Gu a Seo-acra farm, In Rast,.on
county: race value of note $500 90: CASH
Ptau S6noo; time three years: 10 per cen,
~, $500 NJ Address r. Y. Dixon, Angle
sSoVs WANTED ON well secured. per
c"'it interest bearing vendors Hen notes.
bargain for lenders OF manrv
aress NJ. W.. lock box lis. Runge. Texas
MONEY. TO L1OAN-On bus mess pr- nsr;S
rates lower than heretofore pfsvsiiiny..
preference gtvon loans wanted for buiI5
lag material Address r. o. box 65 =,
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = ss,,a.,
propcsstis WI be received at the office ~
~ Mcredith, mayor Of Calvert. Tex ~
unu! ~ o'clock p. M. December /. lSg7
lot ne construction OF y Kew city hal
accosdsng to the pklrs and specificatt ~ !. Z
IS prepared BY j<Rieiy Gorion' o a arlS,s
tect Each proposal must be acs,r+n ~ :
naed BY : ces.Htied check FOR $50 Plas,s
40 ara s "a NJ, can he seen at the Of
and at the offices Of srchitsrt psss a1.,,
GORDON. Dallas ard San Antonio. rsr.s
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WAN'TED-.-White girl to dc general
nousework; must come recommended
Address 1905 this office. .;
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WANTED-By a young German. nosjtion
as overseer or to assist farmer, or work
on shares; at liberty middle of Decem-
Der Address c. X, this office. %
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A SOBER, industrious man or "a mijv
painter and paper hanger by trade
wants work of some kind. Address E3
this office. 90 10
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200 MEN to cut four-0oot wood at 75c ana
VIC, also % men TO saw stove wood In
city; 81 cord. w. e. Carter. Fifth
FIVE GIRLS to do sewing wanted; can
Monday at from to s a. M and from
to 2 y. m. Texas CSGume House. 619
Travis street. ,lf 81
WANI,ED-At once. a co.ored glri to cool,
ana heip with housework In family OF
,our; ABBY 5l21a Travis street. Mrs. j..
WANTDD-German or Swede girl to cook
/, wash and iron for small family. Apply
corner Smith and Resale avenue TIA r
Grounds). %
WANTED Several good wide awake Ia
dies or gentlemen agents to sell nov
e 81 e easy easy seller big profit. Address
T.. 10. TINS office. q
wANrED,,-white girl to dc general
nousework; must come recommended
Address 1905 this office. 2;
WHITE girl to do cooking and house
work only; good steady place for right
Party reference resgu ,s Inquire 1903
AGENTS daily to sell SpeciaJty
soaps and give customers double their
value On handsome presents; exclusive
S1erritory; sample outfit free. NIodoc
soap Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio. II
WA,M ME- middle-aged colored woman
wisnout incumbrances to nurse young
many; must be neat and clean and come
we'll recommended; no Others need an.
Ply. 2ol6 Main street corner Gray. "a
WANrElD-At once. first-class wood
earver; write us. The Bailey Mills Co.
PRINTER WANTED--A god an aro,r.
PRINTER for local weekly. Times. Smtth.
vile. Texas. q,
AGENTS-$3S every week up to Christmas
ewing away free speciality soaps "a
snnpse and Introduction and selling Per.
rnplt
sn rao' g y burners; no chimney no
1 give brilliant, clear gaslight; sample
Tree TO workers. p. X. Perfection NJ,
Co., Cincinnati. OHIO. 81
AGENTS-sso weekly to give away toilet
Cincinnati, Ohio. d
! WANTED Salesman: $500 a month ~.
fhief Catcher" ('Wizard Indellhis
Gahk Check Perforator"), price So. heats
a.. OTHERS; sales enormous, X. r. For-
shee x Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. u
AGENTS wanted to sell our cut price
| mfrls,mas books: Zoe book loo: a. bnos
NC A.6o book 50c; $50 book 7bc. cre un
| EVEN freight gaid. outfit free. wv. IL
Feiguson Co. Cincinnati. Ohio. 2:
AGENTS ss,s6 daily selling nickel nI,7o,
| brilliant gas.ight burners: fts ali sers..
S ,s lamps: gives beautiful, bright gas
ngsfi no wick, no chimney. no SNAKE t.
shearesi, light known: free sampla IN.
-ocrprise Mig. Co.. r.. w Cincinnati. q ),
AGENTS get so cents on each dollar. M
eMpsrience necessary; write for agents
p unn,. ADDRESS the Catholic News. 5
sTENOGRAPHERS. bcokkeepers a., W.
| men. druggists. desiring positions ~,
nNVed 70 address The Texas Rus;n~ss
,. ~. J, w. liudnah proprietor. nal
w., ,,, = : , vnas' q
WORK YORK ERS-r you want to make money
Quick and mean business. ] can give ro,,
WCrk, call at once Csererai M ~, ~ -, > ~ =.
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L. M. !
Jones ~
POPULAR cLonll1

REAL ESTATE Fo1 r.
FOR SAUE-l2SO acres ~ RI
land, IS per acre; iargo lf11
r. Livingston, a0 Bins 80
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A YOUNG man wants position as clerk
N a store or on farm. Address C. III
Perry, Hampstead. Texas %
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LADIES wanting TO learn nrst-c,as a.
q dressmaktng will do well 10 take course
a drom ue. We teach you to cut every
thing diplomas given us Main. q
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va" aaro rEiD-By pushing man of ten years
te.aol grocery store, similar position or
anavenng or city salesman for whoiesaie
sr9cer' sober, reliable; married; 2s wears
old. Address Grocer this office 90
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WHITE girl to do cooking and house,
work only; good steady place for right
party reference required. Inquire 1903
t'rovFdence street. Faith ward %
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SITUATION wanted by colored young
man to work around store or around
boarding house; good reference. Address
Dung Man, 1914 Austin street. %
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WANTED-A position by white man ana
VIE, boarding cars, camps, hotel or
people. Address Xxx, this office. %
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THOSE looking for Z ~
estate and farm
look over my ust. ~ !,
Moiv> ctrap4t t l-.--u11uIl1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-21

ADfEss Chichestef's English PcnnyroyaI Pills
s"ssS o Ss,'' are the Best Fs,s
for Laliss" IN LKrrsn by = sf,.~r - hsnt
Chichester Chemical Co., PHiiads.. FfE a"A
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WHITE GIRL would like a pace to do
nousework in small family. Address
1888, this office. 20
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PERSONAL.

HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE.
Alice Z. Harper, principal II YOU are
ambitious and win work hard, we want
yo. to take business training course
with us. ~
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Will SELL. at cost thirty days longer
Those wanting first.class tai'nr made
y garments Will do veal to see our beauti
tul lines Of materials Ladies Basaar T.
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IED-Exper!encsd tailor or t,ilor--
ESQ; steady work ana good wages. Anniv
~ o. Sonen. tailor. corner Tren,ont ana
~huscn strcsts. CAiweaton. Texas. u
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/ OFFER ten acres q
ten days only, In THIN
for double in six moneh NJ
Main iiz ~,
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WANuED-Position :. by young man
speaks German; willing to do anv Kim
OF work. Address 176o. this office. 2,
A YOUNG colored man wants situation
as waiter or porter. Address i7l2, this
office. o.
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man. j. F. T.. this office. .
WANTED--A position in e.-ocerv .,,o;...
nave had experience. Address N. II :
ASsiexanoer, Grenada, Grenada county.
MISS. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-21

HOW IL 1t clothes cleaned or dyod 1T Fer
nandeZ' Partisan Stenin DYE Works. 6ls
travis, look as newg Because 1. is done
BY professionals. 10
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FOR SALE-Ch enanee q
zcria county; loss ridt
bottom: sos acres ,s,m,rrolo
didly EQUIPPED, 4
property. Francs IL.
tonic. Texas. -
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~ INSURANCE MEN-For top coptrac,
building, Dall~s, --Ie,xTs. ;saW ,s y!
rates attractive policies. $3.50 assets 70 10
each 800 liabilities. Write for samnio
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WANTED-Situation to drum city trade
for commission firm or retailer; am ey-
rerienced and a hustler and VIII work
on fair commission basis. Address lS45.
this office %
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1EEE SHOW at Forest Park: Trained
4 Pcniee and Dogs: Flying Horses viii
run free from $50 until GAO Refresh
Y mantS ct city prices. n
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v5VNNSN1WW1IwW1I51v Wvv11ITW1TWTT1
PARKER & ARCHER, s
4 4 X X MO STREET.
HvoMn not oDdph
x what's / m
eam and mae values for kwea

Dress Goods.
Goods Cheap. But No Cheap Goods.
Quality tells as much as price, and in both
respects our Dress Goods speak for themselves.
a Grand Assortment Of Bright Fancy Plaid 1Oc
Dress Goods, per yard ..............
Cashmere Eerges. 1OC
IN III coiors per yard ...................
Bourette Overshot, 10C
In Lace Effects, per yard ............s
Illuminated Mohair and Granite Cloth 15C
per yard. ...,........
4O-Inch Fancy Novelty, in Applique Effects. DC
grounds Of all the fall colorngs. per yard
3s-Inch All Wool Chevicts. DC
bought to sell for Soc, per yard..........
S6-Inch All Wool Ladies' Cloth, 25C
per yard ...... ................'..
54-Inch Rroadcloth 50C
fine finish, per Yard. -. ...........
All Of our Imported $3.50 Novelty Dress q. 80
Patterns reduced to, each
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REAL ESTATE--Wss.
and loan bustne b L
cree solicited. T. OH
hachie, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-21

AnEN IS-Econorny gas burner. saves an
Ri Sbt cen. OF gas. makes large. beautiful
salesmer. General Agency 20 Dx SiIe 70
born street. Chicago. iii r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-21

TWO BEAUTIFUL PIANOS at aInost
your own price for spot cash; New ing
hnd make Gail at once ZIG Main street
for particulars. 10 q
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We NIED--A good white girl 10 do gem
erai housework IN family Of three. An.
ply at 105 Travis street.
WANTED-.Young men and women to pre.
pare Tor telegraph positions; Situations
as soon as competent. Dallas Te,eeranl,
College. Dallas. Texas. N'Seiap 10
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WANTDD-Posttion by a procarr .1--I-.
SPEAKS German and English; strictly 81,
per, can give references. Address ~
oox 1885, Giddlsngs. Texas. -oe ~
wM ~. y by an honest Young
collector or travelling corectnr ana az
hc''ihg agent. Address 17sS. this Office.
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1C,oNG coiored man wants work as
cook for private family. ASdra~s ~
N'e"erson, 14lT Caroline street q
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WANTED - SITUATION = RooEkeener
eai "s esna position; sixteen years practi-
SSnywnere. Address c, l.. Saunders 81 81
ean fedro avenue. Sam Antonio. Texas so
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FOR SALE-At a great bofyh
ner lot in Fair Grounds ~
ton. Address 1S46, this et11e =
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DIX. H. s. HElSIG-Practice limited to tho
rye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Office. Tai
epnone Buiidine, corner Prairie ard Fan
.-tSN. D
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AGENTS get SIS weekly; handsome free
present, exclusive territory and a per-
manent position Introducing our famous
cooking ware. Central Supply -. C;r-
cinnau, Ohio. II
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W ,.a,iS situation by yolIlsg man of ~.
WI, VIII WORK at anything sufficient to s,ip-
~ ni'n' Address 3. 50, this office. 81
A ous ENGLi,s Is sober and industrt.
IN and around house; good rafr.; aneLui
ADDRESS A. c.. this office 3,
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AGE NTS-s5O weekly guaranteed selling
new scale scoop to families and s'oies;
ireiantly gives the exact eis,slM u
SCOOPS contents; prevents mistakes n
baking and cooking; brand new; Just
patented; 10000 sold past month. willard
Co Cincinnati ,Dflio. ~
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- - by Q. 17-year- old -k.,.
al Vince or grocery Store; Wi!ling &,
WON; can furnish first class references
-s s.NGress x. y. w. this Office 81
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farmer with twenty vear. v.u state
Wan Wants employment as barn hand for
sne next season; can give goo,i rafar
eaces desired, Address W, II. Mor-
- ItAdS. o.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
DETECTIVE AGENCY---Tr,;r-,,
yves furnished On short m ,tire . ~, yo.sc-
s99nnatie rates, For further partieuIs q
f 70, James McCane. box lso. Hn,,sa
~ ,~,r-.---- 1910
LETT 4 CLINE 4 DAN'L II. TRIP.
pariops Franca.s Owe speak Frsncn, N1%H,s s
sRrscnsn Deutsch 1--WE speak rssrr, ~
solos1 Congress avenue. SeFman,;
- OPTION Z BRO. Fire Tnsur.nc.
e1o Ao1ustera- - Nam atroof.
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A YOUNG man wants positions as convict
guard. Address j. p. Hitower Hemp
stead, Texas. %
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WANTED-Live man well acquainted m
high grade typewriter supplies; o:lr cx-
cellent position for a good man. las.
II. Wood G. Co., $50 LaSalle street. chi.
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LIFE 1NSURANCE-Th Merchants Life
assSciat.pn OF the United States, tho
good contracts. l.. H. S.sW. manager
Houston, Texas o.,
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AGsN IS-S7.W daily to sell Speciality
soaps and give customers double their
| value In handsome presents: exc,nsiya
territory; sample outfit free. Moaoc
Soap Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio. ;,
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FhlNAIE Diseases and Lung Troubles:
" you want TO get well quick, cali or
4 write to Room 10. ut 100ila Preston ave-
| .,-. iouie W Q. 1913
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-05-27

tins for summer TO lei it remain sn.
put your carpet over it In thu ~,
Mating in relaying is apt 10 cpn,II-
off at the ends. Always use vad5as
carpet lining between though.
Blotting paper makes a very srea,,
able home made mat Tor a picturs =,
comes in yellow, blue, gray ana vbita
and, il carefully cut. will act as ~
background and allow close jBs.oa
ton.
The plain gray and tan striped liz
ems SO long used for summer chat.
slips have been superseded by da,lse,.
lowered pretties in chln,z and ~.
tonne that are infinitely superior ;,
the old style.
Stamped leather edginges are 10,
sidered very smart to finish the edo
OF book-shelves. They are usuanr
about four inches wide and are mn, ~
with ornamental brass nails Crsoa
is the first fayorite among those seol
ingartistic effects, but those lookin,
for warmth rather than style plafar >
pretty shade OF dark red
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-05-27
A STORY OF A NINE .

General Horace Porter tells the fol-
lowing anecdote of the explosion OF
the Petersburg mine in his Cam
paighing With Grant" in The Cen
fury, A surgeon told us a story. one
Of the many echoes of the mine affair.
about prisoner VITO had been dug
out of the crater and carried to one
Of our field hospitals, Although his
eyes were bunged AID his face covered
with bruises, he was in an astonish-
iusly amiable frame of mind and
looked like pugilistic hero Of the
prize ring coming up smiling in the
twenty-seyen.h round. He said: "T1l
jest bet you that after this I'll be the
most unpopular man in my regiment.
You see, ! appeared to get started
little earlier than the other boys that
had taken passage with me aboard
that volcano and as / was comm down
met the TEST OF EN- a-goin up. and
they looked as if they had kind O.
soured on NE and yelled after me.
'S.raggleI '''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-05-27
PLEAsEs THE sUFFRAGIs~s

The su.ir2eists are delighted ,vo,
some resolutions which the Legislative
of Wyoming passed before the closs
OF its last session, and copies of which
have been sent to the authorizes n,
every state in the union. They ras1
as follows:
BE is resolved, That the Legislature
of the state OF Wyoming for the las,
quarter of century has wrought M
harm, and has done great good in
many ways; that it has largely aided
in banishing crime, pauperism and
vice from this state, and that witbou,
any violent or oppressive legislation
that it has secured peaceful and or.
derby elections, good government and
a remarkable degree of civilization and
public order, and we point with prids
to the fact that after twenty-five years
OF women suffrage not one county
in Wyoming has poor house that
our jails are almost empty, and crime
except that committed by strangers in
the state, is almost unknown; and "a
the result of experience we urge every
civilized community on the earth TO
enfranchise its women without delay
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-05-27
AFFAIRS FOREIGN

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-05-27

"Flayln' possum" comes from the
fact that the possum will feign sleeper
death when pushed into sudden danger
of being captured. But pains and ache,
never play tlat kind of game. They
never try to fool anybody, and 20 10
work 10 wake up people, leaving no
chance to feign sleep. On the other
hand, there Is a remedy known as ST.
Jacobs Oil that Will lull pain or an
ache so that it won't wake up again IN
the cure that follows It's use. Pains
and aches are great or less in intensity
just in degree as we treat them. Prompt
treatment with the best remedy-St
Jacobs Oil--preyents their increase aud
by curing prevents their return, Every
thing is -,diapd by taking pains and
aches in time for prompt and perma-
nent cure, and there Is nothing better
than the use OF st. Jacobs Oil.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-05-27

Washington, May 20-Today, after a
long and exciting debate the joint
resolution recognizing the existence of
a state of war in Cuba and declaring
that strict neutrality shall be main
tanned by the United States passed the
senate by the decisive vote of Al to IA.
he resolution is as follows.
Resolved, etc, that a condition of
public war exists between the govern
ment of Spain and the government
proclaimed and for some time main
tanned by force of arms by the people
OF Cuba, and that the United States
OF America shall maintain q strict
neutrality between the contCndiug
parties, according to each all the rights
Of bellgerents in the ports and ter
ritory of the United States"
The vote on the final passage Of
the resolution was as follows
Yeas Bacon. Bate. Baker Berry
Butler. Carter Chandler, Chiffon
Clarke. Clay. Cockrell, Cullom. Davis,
Doboe, Foraker Gallinger German.
Hanaorough, Harris tkanl, Heitfold
Jones (Arkl, Kenney. Lindsay, Me
Bride, Mantle Mason, Mills, Morgan
Nelson. Pasco Pettigrew, Pettus
Pritchard Rawlins. Shoup, Stewart
Thurston. Tnlman, Turner Turpie,
Walthall, total Il.
Nays-Allison Burrows, Caffery,
Fairbanks, Gear, Hale, Hanna. Haw-
ley, Huar, Spooner Wellington, Wet
more White. Wilson. total 49,
An analysis of the vote shows that
tie Affirmative was cast by IS repub-
leans 10 democrats and populists
The negative by IL republicans and
democrats
Before the resolution was adopted
Mir Thurston addressed the senate.
He spoke Of the bloody contest which
Gad ragged the last two years. The
senator referred to the ST. Louis con-
vcutiou over which ne presided and
pictured the scene when with q
mighty shout that seemed 60 lift The
ROOF above our heads. the Cuban
resolution was passed by the couven-
ton THAT declaration could NOT We
faithfully carried out unless we first
recognize the Cubans as belligerents
and thereby lay a foundation for a
full executing OF that declaration Mr.
1hurston read an interview Of former
premier Sagasta and declared that IL
was a complete admission Of all that
had been asserted OF the impotency OF
the Spanish cause In Cuba. The SEN
utor spoke ct some Length on the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-05-27
Then Sleep Soundly.

You can't afford to lie awake
aights. NUthing compcnSateS for l'Ss
OF sleep Eight hours of good '.eep
every night Is what you need u you
hope to keep healthy nerves 'u ''1'
body and clear head on your -i'at
ders. Yet you cannot get rest eh'o-"
while you persist in drinkin- c"hfe
No habitual coffee drinkrr can depeal
on his sleep. Why not break aIL ~
coffee habit and drink Grain-o IN I''co
of it? Grain-O is made from y"- :
grains. has the rich seal brown colo. y
Mocha or Java, Is nourishing ana P'l.
atable-a food drink without 3 ~
the uoXiouS properties of coffee, N' +.
ing used 1t n short time You VIII 70.
it to the best coffee that was
on your table Two points gaA n
health promoted. money saved
grocers. In packages nj 15r. aia -.'-'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-05-27

A Michigan man has designed a
milk can of such form that milkman
with not toe many customers can use
a bicycle to make his rounds. The can
which is fiat. is made just the size OF
the frame of the bicy Gle, so that il hts
exactly and is fastened to the tubing
with straps. A faucet at the bottom
is provided to draw out the milk