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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06

BOYS Shoes. Ok Blood. worth 500:
Sdle prize - i""v
Youths Shoes, Ok Blood. worth sl-I5
sale price LIZ
Mems Fine Shoes, worth sl.75; sale
price .--..-.-.--.---- .----'--'''''- L."
Mems Fine OK Blood, worth 500;
sale price .....-.-........-..... LOU
Mems Fine Dark Tan, worth $500;
sale price ..-.-....-..........-.- 40
Mems Fine Wei KID. worth $500
sale price Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mems Fine Douglas Shoes, worth
e 10. sale nrice $50
Mems Fine Douglas Shoes, worth
$3.50: sac price. ................-.- zoo
Boys Douglas Shoes. worth 500;
sale price ..........--.--........ Lou
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06

Ladies' Fine Kid oxtorts. worth
800: sale price ................... SO
Ladies Fine Kid oxfords. worth
sl.2S; sale price ................ -
Ladies Fine Kid oxfords. worth
$50; sale price ....................s too
Ladies' Fine Tan OxfordS. worth
S.s5: sac price. $4,000. Loo
Ladies' Fire Tan oxtords. worth
Ladies Fine OK Blood. worth SEQ:
sale price ---..... ...-..-......-.. 10
Ladies Fine Shoes. Lud.ow's; worth
se.5o: sale price ................. i.se
Ladies Fine Shoes. Hamilton Brown
worth $50: sale price. 100
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Dimities

Csoics OF te- pisces n eor14d erscfl
sold sooSs .oTa a. easg4.as a. Ice -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06
Plain organizes

For Lninss. cun2isis asse-tnsat c
al cOs9rs 3. .-..............
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06
I hat
Tired Feeling

Makes you seem "all broken up" with
out life, ambition, energy or appetite.
1t is often the forerunner of serious ill.
ness, or the accompaniment Of nervous
troubles. 1t is positive proof OF thin,
weak, impure blood; for, if the blood is
rich, red, vitslized and vigorous, it i'm
parts life and energy to every nerve,
organ and tissue OF the body. The
necessity Of taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
for that tired feeling is therefore apparent
to every one, and the good it will do you
is equally beyond question. Remember
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06
Printed Grass Linens
10 inch Dimities

I; Is ID; often that you Sc Wash
Goods - inches El4e- Thsse % p.scss
vera bo..ga; this Season Z = shlr; wsis;
maker after ne Lines were made %. TIE
styles are neT ard p.etsy. n many &C.
signs Gods n tas -, tAsi would sel
az 20 2er yard. IN tTo lots a; ;To srscss
tais Es-k. I-i-c per yard and --....
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06

House Slippers, SOC. 7sc and........si.o 90
Baby Shoes. l0c. &c. 20c and....... .s5
Misses Fine Kid Shoes. worth Si25;
sale price ........-..-..... 40
Misses Fine Kid Shoes. worth $3.50:
sale price ....-...--.-....-...... Loo
Misses Fine KID Low Shoes, worth
Si.25: sale price ................... so
Misses Fine Kid Tan Shoes. worth
$50: sale price .................. rs
Misses Fine Kid Tan Shoes: worth
sl.75; sale price ................ 100
Complete Line of Ok
BlOOds and Dark Tan
Boys Shoes. all solid, worth si.5e:
sale price ..s.............. ...-....Sl.eO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14
wAxAHACHTE LOCALS.
Ellis County Teachers to Meet-In-
vcstfgutinH Water Works

Ellis County Teachers to Meet-In-
vcstfgutin0 Water Works.
Waxahachie. Texas. October ~. The
Ellis County Teachers institute meets
here on October 80 The following pro-
gramme will be rendered:
Organizing a School, by R. G. Glass.
cock and l.. s. Mauney
Character OF the Teacher" by D. H.
Hawkins and w. e. Mcknight.
Relation Of the Teacher to the Com
munity,' by J d. Coglan and Miss Emma
Cathey.
How to Teach History" by j.. NJ.
crawford and W. j. VIM.
T. T. Emerson and II. c. Hernion of
Mckinney came here on a tour OF exami-
nation, They are aldermen OF the city OF
mckinney and were sent here by their
town to inspect the Ws0ahachie water
works system.
Mayor DuBose has a hobby and that
hobby is Waxahachie's water works sys
TEN, and when the visitors told him their
mission he was delighted He showed
them everything, and the visitors wen,
back home happy. They say Waxahachie
is well equipped.
The scarlet fever has not spread SO far
one OF the doctors reports suspicious
case on Oldham avenue, but no name has
been given the disease.
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He a clam!
To the Editor of The Post.

To the Editor of The Post
Some time ago our papers had advertise
ments with the catching headline, Don't
Be Clam" Today the advice first above
written is better line The foolish
one like the poor. we have with us always.
and the same class that In summer greet
you with the idictic expression, rs 1t hot
enough for your" today yells at you as he
comes in or passes by. Are you scared
YETI" or Have you bought your ticket? %
ETC., and then chuckles, laboring under the
impression he has said something funny.
BE clam" Quarantine your mouth.
Don't go around talking that So and So
says thus and so. A clam is quiet; the
more excitement in the waters around him
the tighter he shuts his mouth. A clam
is clean. Stir up the mud ever so much
and he refuses to allow II to enter his
shell. And yet at clam bakes he is a social
being and royal good fellow, while in O
chowder he Is a ''howling'' success. So
take DR.. Stuarts advice, which was In ef-
feet, Keep clean and keep quiet" Be a
clam. Be social and friendly when you
meet each other. Cast a CLEAN OF sun
shine over the crowd you meet. Dom
talk OF something you know not OF save
through rumors BE clam. Keep your
head level and go quietly about what ever
your daily avocations call you to- You
will then have conscience void of Of
fense." When you meet one OF the first
named class shake him off, go home and
take a bath and quiet the nerves he may
have rasped. 'Be a clam" X.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14
THE EUROPEAN CROPS.
synopsis OF Their Gains and Losses
Officially Set Forth.


Officially Set Forth.
Washington, October 13.--The monthly
report of the agricultural department on
the European crop situation was made
public today Following is an abstract:
Recent Information, while 1t may in some
| cases modify crop estimates, for parkc-
| ular causes do not essentially change the
situation as regards the deficiency in the
principal cereal crops of Europe. The out
| look for wheat in the Australian colonies
continues good. but the prospects in Ar
gentina are somewhat less bright owing
to drouth and frosts. Accounts from India
are quite favorable.
The annuaresMmate of the worlds wheat
| and rye crops, issued by the Hungarian
| minister of agriculture, gives the follow
ing revised figures for 1897 compared with
| 1885,
Wheat production, importing countries.
s00,771 coo for 1897; 1856, G39,O0O for 1896.
Exporting countries-1S97 1874, 500, 0c0;
| 1896 1882, 1892 900.
Total wheat production Of both import
ing and exporting countries--1S97 2,142.-
577. 900; in 1895, 1889, 541 900; net deficit.
1897, 202, s95 900: 1896 130, 5S4 600 bushels.
| The worlds rye crop is put down by the
same authority as follows: 1897 1913, 49,
900 bushels; 1896 1908. $4,000. Against the
deficit OF approximately 2O3 100000 bushels
| of wheat, as estimated by the minister,
| there is residue from 140 900, 600 to no.
| 100000 out of the former crops, having in
round numbers from 900 to 1897, 00O,-
| 600 bushels as the quantity by which 1t
would be necessary to curtail consumption
| II these estimates prove to be correct.
| II is of course quite likely that under the
influence OF llgh prices consumption will
be curtailed by more than this amount aud
that tho existing stocks will not be reduced
| to near the point Of complete exhaustion.
Extremely peseimistic reports as to the
extent OF the crop failure in Russia have
been circulated. 1t Is probable that much
of the Russian grain going to Western
European markets now Is out OF the more
| fertile portions OF Russia.
The markets of Europe will apparently
be very inadequately supplied with good
Gear barley suitable for mailing purposes
complaints on this score being common
emong growers in large parts OF Germany
Austria Hungary and other countries. In
Guiding the province OF Ontario. Canada, IN
| which such barley is usually an important
product. !,
The European potato crop is apparently
a short one and the fruit crop Is also de-
fcient. Consul Eugene Germane OF zurich,
Switzerland, expresses the opinion that
there will be good European market fof
American apples ard dried fruits this sea-
son.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.

NICE COTTAGE Second ana Third ward
cheap on monthly payments II desired; .
small house and lot on Taylor street At
s. per month; these are real bargains;
Will trade several farms to improve or
sell to good workers on long time.
Address Owner" this Office. 10
EXAMINE cur new lists OF city and coun-
try improved and unimproyed property.
for sale or exchange, for the newest
OF the sale OF improved Plantations to
cash buyers. and now have customers
for places worth from $1,000 70 90,
Our rental Hist comprises All Kids O
desrAbae city property AND y rxtnoo
daily: coPrespendence sOlic1ted; phone
: ga NoSaeet = ceoisy. Hutehins Aeass,
Houston. Texas. 9
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Hurt in 5 R.naway.

Jefferson. Texas. October Nv j. sed-
berry, a druggist in rhis city for many
years, was thrown from his buggy by a
runaway horse this evening and seriously
injured: three Of bis ribs We're broken and
he il badly used up otherwise. He Is In
critical condition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14
THE HIGHER COURTS.
Third District.


Austin, Texas, October 1s.--proceeaines
of the court OF civil appeals for the Third
district today:
Affirmed-R. c. Storrie We. r. A. Hamil-
ton, from Bell; J. +. Sneed vs.. Falls
County ct al. from Falls; I. J. Elder va.
First National bank OF Galveston, from
Fails; w. w. oxsheer VS.. w. T. Watt. from
MoLennan.
Reversed and remanded-.Jones Bros. VS..
D. G: Parker, from Rockwell; ]. D. Tarver
vs.. II. d. Garter, from Falls; M. ]. Bailey
Va John Baker ct al, from Bell.
Motions overruled-W H. Blanks VS.. w.
5. Stamps, from Irion. to dismiss writ of
error Houston and Texas Central Railway
company We. Red Cross Stock farm, from,
Travis to vacate order striking out state
ment OF facts; Jane Pearson, temporary
administrators, VS.. r, L. Miller. from
travis, to affirm on certificate: L. w. An
drews vs. Union Central Life Insurance
company ct ai, from McLennan, to ad-
vance; W. M. Simpson ct al vs. Hugh M.
Johnson, from McLennan, to correct record:
w. f, Wallace We. San Antonio and Arau-
sas Pass Railway company, from Milam TO
strike out statement Of facts; Jane Pear
son, administrative, VS.. f. l.. Miller. from
travis for permission to file the transcript.
A'AotAohp 6iduteu--A. u, lODSe VS.. James
M. Taylor, from Bell, to file appellee's
briefs; William Faubion VS.. r. .p A. Fau-
bion ct al. from Milan, to affirm on GER
tficate; w. r. Wallace VS.. San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway company, from
Milan, for certiorari (the copy OF citation
accompanying motion in this case is or
dered made part of the records L. P. Taf-
fender ct al vs. J. l.. James ct al, from
Hamilton. to affirm on certificate; Har.
riet Brightman VS.. John ], Fry ct al, from
Coleman, to advance (this case Is set for
the Goth inst.).
Motions ubmftted--Canadian and Ameri-
can Mortgage and Trust company, limited
We. Edinburgh Land Mortgage company
limited. ct AL from Collin. for rehearing;
George Norman ct al VS.. r, Schuster ct al,
from Mills. to substitute supersedeas bond
also to dismiss appeal.
Causes suhmitted-L. Beck ct al va.
Charles Lehman, from Bell; Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway company vs. w. T.
Beall ct al, from Bell; D. L. Mcdonald VS..
c. Dorbandt ct al, from Burnet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14
Rim In Cherokee,

New Birmingham. Texas. October ia
good rain here last night accompanied by
considerable wind and thunder and light
ming, but no damage. DR.. ]. X Frazier,
living near Rusk. had two fine Jersey cows
killed by lightning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14

JUST ARRIvED-New crop turnip seed.
new rye, new barley Tnillet. sorghum
and fall garden and field seeds Of every
description fruit boxes and baskets,
Commission Co.. 22i Elm street. Dallas.
Texas. II
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ro.t worth wants the Home.

Fort Worth. Texas. October 13-Ths
committee recently appointed BY the local
lodge. Ancient Fres and Accepted Aasons.
70 look AMER ne matter Of securing ne
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y. ssd His Method Of
|Isa Tribute.
|af 1IN-PLA7E MEN,
| I. opposed to sfcIxin'
| AGAINST the Policy
y Protection

Ma IA, he can nor staho
!. can not stand Mark
I.,.ment he prepared for
4 be gives his views on
% Bar Harbor to see Mr..
lng to ohio or about writ
~ interest OF McKinlev.
ID to me that there we're
10 we're of on MCKINLEY
sasht MIR. Blaine was OPP
that time. l was there
hsd many talks With Mr..
r,a question. Mr.. Blaine
p the republican party.
I protection, was drifting
lam; that the measure OF
N to any industry was
rely upon the amount Of
Industry put into the CAM
ia to Mr.. Blaine; What
have upon the cause OF
Unpopular with the people.
ection 10 per cent Of our
feat benefit, while the rest
The 10 per cent includes
the rest includes the la
and the farmers and the
article Of tin plate Mr..
bis Dingley bill increas-
he Wilson bill by 45 cents
this basis would be over
: American manufacturers
Il end divided this money
II would mean ss,O00,O00
& fund. But now see how
are ten millions boxes OF
h each year. The duty on
nn to S15,0O0.000 a year.
administration this would
100000, and suppose the
ihcturers would give, say
b bonus, which the Amer
compelled to pay, to the
II would amount in four
boo. 1t has this effect upon
duty is so high that the
Nate imported is small and
receives a mere bagatelle
the Sl5,000,O0O which the
re getting from the con-
d has to do to raise his
IA Of campaign fund Is to
desk and make his drafts
b manufacturers Of Amer
and other highly protect.
the case may be.
Hanna worked day and
fif bill, and he displayed
Judgment In regard to the
4 ali the republican mem
he senator's, and he framed
edules Of the bill for the
nampaign. This was Mr..
be to high tariff. And this,
Nj. Hanna, Is the way
money for his campaign
annaism, II ratified by the
election, will be to make
Cincinnati the next sen
Foraker. Cox made Hanna
by not Hanna make Cox?
votes are purchasable 1t
pw stand In a few years
considered a disgrace for
served In the Union army
should use his influence
hnaism and the Insults Of
out to our ex-soldiers from
brushes out American la
Its rights under foot. Re-
~ Hanna, Hahn, Cox and
ciute rulers Of over 4,000,-
10. The way out Is to fol-
Aw Of the party laid down
prevention.
q a letter from my dis
farmer In which he says:
N party can uphold such
acaings It's days OF useful
and ! can NO longer sup
uang violence to my con-
'uns the anger OF a just
are right but we should
o our party by raising
voted for our State ticket
My for the democratic
Moes OF the State senate
sio raid we should do this
= eood authority for the
Ssslcnal district In Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14
Court of Criminal Appeals,

Tyler. Texas. October 13.--Cases were
decided by the court of criminal appeals to-
day as follows:
Affirmod--Davis. from Henderson coun-
ty; Chesson. from Orange county; Taylor
from Harris county; Wilson. from Mon
tague county; Anderson, from Cherokee
county.
Rehearing Observation-Disclosures. from Tar
Reversed and remanded--Ham, from
rant county.
Wood county; Rich. from Anderson county;
Yates, from Frio county; Grayson, from
Nacogdoches county; Wynn, from Shelby
county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14
IN MARION.
orest Fires, but win

ofest Fires, but VIII
food Otherwise.
October 1.-THE long
zen Yesterday by a slow
settle the dust only for a
fost correspondent has
nrV years and has never
u'n before and the woods
ior weeks, and with all
e's could use and all the
ns fire they could do,
70 farm fences has been
things as fan gardens
rs which is common here
sear' is out of the ques-
0ks and dust have been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14

Colonel Wynne CONTRASTING.
Jacksonville, Texas, October 12.-Colonel
r. NJ. wynne is to be here soon in the in
terest Of his canvass for governor.
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HATH storm in Kaufman.

Kaufman, Texas. October PA heavy
hail is reported to have fallen near Rosser,
this county, yesterday evening. doing great
damage to the urpicked cotton crop. Good
rains are reported from all portions Of the
county.
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III the editor was taken
N cold that caused him to
sole condition. 1t was
case Of la grippe, and
a'aassrous, he took lmme-
.as about a speedy cure.
(.snent Of Chamberlain.
" The many good recon-
~, 'nerein, we concluded
q the medicine. To
Una in its results
aaiy' indeed 1t acted
- assult was a speedy and
: have no Aesitancy in
.,r' sseslient Cough Rem
a''s'sd with . cough or
Y. Banner Of Liberty.
- . and 5o.csc. az.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14

6tAte Of Georgia. county Of Fulton.
10 Whom u May COncVrn:
Samuel n. AMMAN Of Fulton coursy,
0sorliA; Walker r. InmAn Of Fulton coun-
", Georgia; Hugh r. Inman OF Fulton
county. Georgia, and william N. Read Of
Harris county, Texas. have agreed 70 form
z limited partnership. and do certify under
to-wit;
First. The nAn,e and flrm under which
the partnership h to DO conducted y and
shall be "lnman a Read"
Second. The general nature Of the busi-
mesa intended to be conducted is the buying
And selling OF cotton. comprising. stortng
and handling the same. and Houston.
Third. Samuel NJ. lnman and william
NJ. Road are the general partners, aud
Walker r. Inman and Hugh 7. Inman are
the special partners.
Samuel NJ. lnman, Hugh T. lnmau and
walker r. InmAn reside In Atlanta. Fulton
county. Georgia. and william NJ. Read re-
sides In Houston. Harris county, Texas.
Fourth. Walker +. Inman has contrib
uted one hundred and fifty thousand dol
r. lnman has In like manner contributed
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars cap
ital TO the common stock.
Fifth. The period at which the part
ncrship IL 10 commence IL the first day
OF September, eighteen hundred and ninety
seven. and the period ut which It Ia to ter
inmate will be- first day Of September In
tho year nineteen hundred.
Witness our hands and seals this 9TH
day OF August, 1897.
Samuel NJ lnman. tSeal.)
Walker p. lnman. tseal,)
Hugh T. 1nman. lSeal.D
William NJ. Read. tSeai.)
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Denton County.

1. o0'ooer 1o.-A heavy
Oy a hard wind and
as's and Garza on Sun
Ss.ssroying some cotton,
|do. ssns and small stock,
panes and doing other
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WONDERFUL BAIsf5AIN = As owner
must have money hurriediy, can oner
on car line and pavement. for sz25o, on
terms, assessed at 5000; Same cost }aSD0
eight years ago: has line sidewalhc and
b tnssa aH'' X
INVESTIGATE "Wcnderful bargain"
this column: this u finest bargain Offer
"a IN Houston for years; owners bust
pess calls him from town. and requires
uorey Alexander < Darling. II
- ACRES choice black land. with 'front.'
ago on Goose Greek, on opposite side
Of bay from La Porte: price 11z,6a Will
son & Hannah - Kiam buii6ipgs e
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FOR SAJE-Elegant full leather top
phaetons. with leather trimmings and
spring backs worth 500, SIS. Edw. Lar
erdon, corner of Franklin and Caro-
line street. II
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HELP WANTED.

hGLf w AM Gb-
SEE ADvERGsEMENT II Jules Hlrsch
for teams. II
WANTED Irresponsible white girl or
woman willing TO cook. wash and iron
for a very small family. Cali at 300
San Jacinto street, corner TunIn. ~
AGENTS and t,ancr munsssr. salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring aac sn'rt
Co, Cincinnati. Ohio.
WANTED-A salesman 10 sell cigars to
Dealers salary $1,000 TO $4,000 per month
ana expenses; experience unnecessary;
permanent position The DeMora Cigar
Co.. springhela. Ohio: ------------------
WANTED Men to learn barber trade.
only weeks required, situations or To-
cations furnished each student; write
for particulars. Molers Barber college.
1i07 Pine street. St Louis. Mo. 10
wANTED--A wth4to siri. or woman 70
cook and do hofsework IN small famly
Cali at bO8M Main street between 10 ard
WANTED Four experienced teasnsttTs;
must have recommen d~itons and STU
led 30 they can stay In camps hupert
8. u. Wilson. north end San JaciniIo
WANTED Twenty negroes 90 cut FOUR
folt wood at 7bc per cord. Wilson Wood
and Coal Yard. rorth cid San Jacinto
street bridge.
WANTED-A respectable WHITE woman to
cook and keep house por family 81
home for the right party. Address l.. r
Miller. WHeldcr Texas. "a
wANTED---Reflned middle aged Lady to
take control OF management OF house I.
Only one child: references required. Adj
dress 1889 this oftico. II
wANTED--Men TO occupy furnished
rooms: i5c. zoe and PC night; Toe, 81 and
sl.2J week; baths free; no files; no mos
oultoes. Capital House. Main and Capt.
toll l6
I WANT q German GIRL to cook aud do
house work for family OF two. Call al
SIS Milan street. ~
DETEcTIVE- = shrewd, reliable man
vented In every locality; act under or
dcrs. no experience needed. Write
Amer!oan DIGESTIVE Agency Indianssss
LIFE INsURANCE--si2. 90 per 1900. age
81; The Bay State OF Mass. Organized
1881. LOSSES paid 5000, 90. Agents want
ed; top contracts, notes taken, our risk
w. j. MInton, manager. pallaa, Texas.
sALEsSfoN Tor cigars; SIPS month ana
expenses; Old hrm; experience unneces-
sary; Inducements to customers. c. C.
Btshop n Co., 81. Louis. 1922
THE TOLD HAKTF0RD LIFE" fur
nishes low rates. absolute safety and
makes q speciality OF "Creditors' insur-
ance." Notes taken without risk Agents
wanted everywhere. Write Harris a
Patterson. MANAGERS. Dallas, Texas. II
AGENTs-Economy gas burner. saves 70
per cent OF gas. makes large, beautiful
light and gives l50 per cent profit TO
Naiesmen. General Agency Co. E5 Dear.
born street, Chicago. III q
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TEXAS PRINTERS

TEXAS PRINTERS
Don't use dull paper knives In your pa
per cus.ors. sen Snem 20 ~. we naVe
cost us $4,000. We charge 81. % and up
J. J. Pastoriza Ptg. 4 Litho. Co.,
II Houston. Texas.
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Filed for record September 8. 1897. at
$3.50 O'Clock p. m. Tho Houston Post 10
hereby designated as the, paper In which
the within notice will be published Cor SIX
weeks. II. II. Dupree,
Clerk County Court Harria County.
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WANTED Position by lady stenographor.
several years experience In railroad,
lumber and general office work. Address
1910. this office. II
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SITUATION WAlNnED--By cake baker
and confectioner; fiist-class bread and
cake: ~ years experience, sober, re-
street. Ii,
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GOOD penman wants position In office;
any capacity; willing TO start as officc
boy. Address tAa2 this Office. IL