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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-06

FOR RENT-A nice, large house, 1904
Hardy street near the S. II. shops. APP
ply 1909 Elysian street. z
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

FOR SEW EE-Sealed pro-
posals addressed TO the city secretary
Of the city Of Houston. Will be received
up TO 3 p. IN. of Monday, December g.,
1881, TO he opened at regular meeting
of the city council % thai day for the
construction of sewer along ST. Charles
and Buffalo streets, from Mckinney ave
nue. TO Buffalo bayou, according 10 plans
and specifications for the same now on
fi,e In the Office of the city engineer.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
certified check on local banst. made pay
able to the order of the mayor in the
sum OF 5000. 10 secure the making of
contract. and the successful bidder will
be required to give acceptable bond in
the sum OF 5000 for the satisfactory
completion OF the work according 10
plans and specifications. The city re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. III. h. Rice, Mayor
Houston. Texas, November "a. 1897,
MINUTES of Commissioners Court. La
vaca County. Texas. November .. 1881
Ordered by the court that the county
clerk advertise for BIDS FOR furnil re
for ne@ court house and vault to re
received on the third Monday In Feb
ruary. 1seS-separaie bids for fGrnipirs
for varlt and court house.
! certify the foregoing 10 be a true
cory from the minutes of said court
at said term. Witness my hand and
seal OF sad court this November %
1887. John Buchanan. county clerk. 6
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BALL DRESSES, reception gowns, street
dresses to order at half price. must
leave Houston | will sell balance of my
Partisan Novelties. Trimmings, etc. at
SOC on the dollar, Lady visitors cordially
invited to visit Madame r. Joseph 100
MalIt. II
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements IN office OF The
Post for week ending Saturday, Deem
Der 4. 1877
l776 go; IT'S; A. b.; b. C2l; b. so; c. X,
Miss Emily Cummings (2) 1925 1904, 1850;
l1S2; 1851; i76s; 1865; l70S; 1853 (2); j. Il. k.i
JET. t9; j. II, Jones 90. 81; Cecii Lor-
raine NJ. II. j.. John McCurry; l7ss;
1888 81; lss; .. L.. =. ms 81 l6ll %; l74l
90: 90 174S 1918: 1865 CD, 1913; 1919; l1i;
ll4. lSSo Trade; 1895; l121; l722; J. II.
Whtlow; w. t9; 17iS; Ky; 1875; l75;
1928 C2).
G. A, R1ENJHARDr Is the only author
Yea collector for the Houston Towel
Supply II any complaints about rreg-
ular.N OF delivery, rlng up phone $50
w. b. LIN, proprietor $
DIR HElsIG treats all Eye Ear Nose and
Throat Diseases, includlng Cataract,
Cross Eyes. Deafness, Eurdche, Ca
tarrh. Sore Threat, l1omsencss, etc;
glasses fitted, Office Telephone build
ing l-i-9S
WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER-
Mrs. Back tells everything, 25c, soc, ST.
removes troubles, unites separated !.
charms for luck etc. 20l6 Preston ave
nue.; also by mail s
N1AVI REMEDTi1S- HOME TREAT
MENTS-Piease call and investigate at
state headquarters. 402 Blnz building;
advice and health book free; lady at
tendant. II
BALL DRESSES reception gowns, sIrcet
dresses to order at half price must
leave Houston; | will sell balance of my
Partisan Novelties, Trimmings etc, at
soc on the dollar. Lady visitors cordially
invited to visit Madame r. Joseph. 100
Main. II
BUY your pictures fo- holiday presents
and have your pictures framed at
kopfs. 1914 Prairie avenue; low prices
and large assortment. hiss
MADAME H. WESTPHAL'S Partisan
.sl.a H..
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MASKS, costumes wigs. boards, swords
etc, TO let aud made TO order. artistic
decorating a speciality. Texas Costume
House tl3 Travis street. 7
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FOR RENT.

FOR RBNT-Plantation lying FIVE TO eight
miles southwest OF Columbia, Brazoria
county. about go acres in cultiyatien:
plantation well supplied with new cabins
and good wells; mules and necessary
farming implements on the place. For
particulars write to Francis Smith 4
Co, San Antonio. TEXAS. 2-1o
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. Is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders and
directors OF the Houston East and West
Texas Railway Company Will be held at
the general office OF said company. N
the city OF Houston, at 10 o'clock a. m,
Tuesday. the 7th day of December III,
Jzmes A. Baker. Jr.
secretary Houston East and West Texas
Railway Co. a2-io
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G. a. RlENHARDT Is the only author
lzcd collector for the Houston Towel
supply. II any compact about irreg-
ulari~ OF delivery. ring up phone $50.
w. b. NM proprletor. s
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FINANCIAL.

1900 TO LOAN on good city property; no
Commission required; also snort loans
on good security. @. A. Wolff, Sterne
building, room G. corner Main and Con-
press IL
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

THREE nice rooms In new modern
house to rent. with or without board,
in private family 90s Polk avenue, near
Main Mrs. Robert Burns. Sr.
A DESIRABLE room for rent, either
couple or two gentlemen, with good
table board; table boarders solicited; ST.
Main street.
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ROOM newly papered and furnished,
suitable for one or Two gentlemen; in
private family; no children, within four
blocks of Captoi hotel. c.. tn Office. II
FOR RENT-l40-acre farm with two two
rcon tenant houses and good well water,
one mile west of Stafford. Address j. r..
Lester, Houston. VI
FOR REN'r--RooTns, furnished or unfur-
nished by day, week or month. Apply
llt9 Maury street, Firth ward
THREE rice rooms in private family
suitable for light housekeeping modern
coI,yerienceS; terms easonable; nine
blocks from Capitol hotel building; sll
Bell aN enue. b
FOR RTNT-A six-room cottage with all
modern improvements, seven blocks
south OF Main street. Address -. Il.
Williams. Sl9ls Travis street 6
4 FIRST-CLASS blacksmith shop, well
eou.pped with tools, three FORCES, good
warehouse attached, for rent or sale
j. w. Eckerman, Richmond, Texas.
NICELY Furnished rooms in private fam
tly; hot and cold water and al modern
conyeniences: terms reasonable. Apply
7i6 Crawford.
FOR RENT-One-story store house, one
II, e-rcom raised cottage and one four
room raised cottage. Apply Mrs. II.
Freund. 2Io3 Franklin avenue. z
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FOR SALE-~A bagain in farm land, on
easy terms 600 acres. located IN Milan
county. on the Gulf. Colorado and Santa
I'e railroad. six males west of Cameron,
the county seat; al under fence. well
improved: 195 acres of bottom land and
10 acres of black hog wallow prairie
land In cultivation. Address or apply to
II. Tom King 407 ktam building. II
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SITUATION WANTED.


WANTFD- SITlIat7o7 ~, 81, -,,,,-.-
eist CSpan -a-AmericanO, silt edge ref-
eences. Address Druggist. 500 Dwycr
avenue, San Antonio, Texas I
WANTED--A lady of experiences wishes a
position with flshionabln drnss,,,asfsr
e eP 2egih december z. 1877 references
49, .. .S- W. d, y, w, tnlS olnce. ii
MISREPRESENTATION bv drst-ciass drug
cnces Address druggist, sos Dwyer ave-
- - apa'',S,,- N'nel1Sah' gl' edge refer
''S' ;. az - -ntN leAas.
SITUATION wanted by n good all round
white cook and baker Address lbA6 thfs
office.
RELIABLE Houston man would b.
pleased to receive employment. Address
1921, this office. 7
SITUATION wanted Nv coiored boy TO
work in store, yard, attend horse. buggy;
can mNk; good reoomn. ndarion. Adj
dress T. D. this Office
,vNNTux, -,
w ~ ! 81 osi'loIl ~ EN9n news ana Jop
ried. Address r. g., this office I
e,,,r, ,;r,,->- -,
,,,,ii t 80 N""t'n py nan c19N IN
sHS',I lHn.!I!' AuufesS Septoh VIZ ods,
~ -'' .,,r .',''' ~
W M Eli .oS4uon by "nlte woman as
isulSe am experienced Apply loV' leNSs
aNehue'
WANTED-Si Situation as salesman In gen
oral store; age 81: four wears experience:
hes. references; good habits Address
w Il. DElari. Homer La, s
A SE1|Tl Jed woman wants - situation M
htui@ekeeper for ,ar.tlar an c,, ~ com
MARION f5r tnvnlids or bnusekoSner FOR
small family Address, Al I913 PRANK
In. Z
pJo1,I-SsIoNy Ar r,I,.so u,bo -, N,d
r,,ch oSnori ~ ~, otst,,.Sc,, '' .,s,V-
would Hike to make engagements with
ladies. Address Nurse, 1911 llutchins st. Z
wANTrD-.Rv nm elderly loav =, nosi-
iion as managing housekeeper In a
family whore there are small children;
would ms rlct the children. Address
Honsekeeper 1917 Hutchins street Z
wANTED-Rv n lady "a position as snlf4s.
Indv or cashier. rcrprrpre piven Al
dress Nj. Is this office, 7
ROY oe is wants position as clerk IN office
or store: especially prepared In writing
and mathematics: goa recommund,s-
lions from business men ana school
teachers. Audress BOX =. Sweet llotne:
- oN~s'
A SETTLED lady desires n position to do
housekeeping or to assist in houscworlS
anu SEWING Address Settled Lady, TINS
oiiice' Z
GENTLEMAN OF experience desires posi-
,aon IN whols9ale or reiah dry sools
lVust or ~ tIStNtIInB N5it si i, eA ,pi
GU lhR cfcIh, chcche, 1nu hnIpp lss o'el '
care Abe Louis, Marlin, Texas. Z
w \ N1'ED--A situation nv "a nrsf. IA u
,aI515er. t,ndsrst1nds M caro- Of fruits
Iou.r. vn~ai,bieq 1,ors.s carriages
COWS, Is good mixer Address a. b.,
-kounize, Texas
A MAN with tEreo in fnmlly Wants n
steady lob in grocery STORE Address
1857 This Office Z
,..,->c,
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HELP WANTED.

YOUNG lady stcnographer wanted. APP
ply In person at the Office OF J. J. Pas
torlxa Printing 4 Ltho CO.. between
IL and O'clock II
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DRAzoRIA AND MATAGoRDA planta

Dir AzORIA AND MATAGoRDA planta-
tlons specially; also have large and
small tracts of the best farming lands
and improved farms in the State; cheap
for cash and or easy terms: all kinds of
city property for sale cheap choice
Houston Heights lots on mon lilly ray
ments. Guests of the city during the
IT,, j.. and V. Festival are cordially in
vited 10 make our office lleadquaI ters
NORFLEH,T e. COOLEY,
IL Ainz hiIildInr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with machine fol
TWO weeks; very little experience ncces.
sary; mostly envelopes and circular lot.
ters, may want for two months; state
salary wanted. Address 1913, this office
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ron sALA.

PlANO--SX000 Upright, Mahogany case.
largest size. late improvements. with
chair and scarf best bargain IN city.
f.aApo exchange, els Travis. 2
FOR sA1.E--one box buggy. IN good con-
ditlon; price si5. 2yos St. Emanuel street.
FOURTEEN LOTS. with 100000 house.
two cisternS fenced worth 5000; near
paved street; must be sold make offer.
w. D.. box s4 Houston. z
MUSIC. music, music, music. Just received
new lot OF choice muse; 10 cestts per
copy. frst-clase print, best paper; send
for catalogue to select from Stien, Ills
Malt. street, music department II
FINE saw and planning MIL plant. estab-
lished, profitable trade: twenty-five
years timber supply: cheap and easy
terms, also one Remington No .ype-
writer. cheap for cash. Norileot &
Cooley, sol Binz building. I
FOR SALE--ono medium size tlreproot
safe, with hurglar-proot chest, height
a Inches. weight ABOUT goo pounds, Mos.
Ter mako. will! sell at half cost, also ono
s incs oak standing osnee desk, rect
bargain Can Mt room L. over Hous.
ton National bank. or address L. o. pox
No. ies. Houston, Texas. 7
LEAVING the city. I wish to sell furni-
turo OF q four-room cottage; big bar
gain, only used n few months. 1893
Nance street, Fifth ward, IL
SET BEAVER FURs. cap, collar and
ga,intlcts hargasn can be seen ut
room 2 5nSia Main street. Z
ERUNNER ADDITION to the city of
Houston has Its own municipal govern
ncnt taxes low. electric street cars,
electric lights, postctilcc. phone etc;
handsome cottages for sale and rent on
easy terms Call on. write or phone
Drummer Land Co.. Drummer. Tcxas, ii
FOR SALE Cheap. an SHE job press; Will
do good work Write to the Sucker.
SChulenburg, TEXAS.
blank ROOK~We manufacture and
carry In stock complete line; write fer
illustrated catalogue, dorsey Printing
Co. Dallas, reNas,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-06

BABCOCK e MARSHALL. the reliable
real estate agents Of Liberty county; alb.
almot Liberty county lard n speciality;
correspondence solicited. Address Bab-
cock & Marshall, Dayton. Texas. IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-06

so ACRES on Harrisburg road and 40
acres six miles south Of town, all black
iand, at a bargain, lllmen Il Filings.
l0l5E Congrc So. 7
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FOR SAI.E--3o0 acres OF fine black prairie
land In Fort Bend county. three miles
from Arcola Junction; one-half mile Of
Sugarland reIlroad. bargain. Address
Box IA, Houston, Texas.
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FEW fine east front lots, a block from
Katy depot. In Houston Heights. at s35
on nonthly payments. d. u. Smeaton.
6el Travis street,
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HAVE for quick sale piece of property
that requires small cash payment; rev-
enue derived therefrom Will pay for In
vestment; big bargain. T.. n. Brown.
aDJik, Nam street IF
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FOR RENT,

nshed rooms. centrally located, private
family; suitable for four or six persons !:
gas and bath; 1918 Texas avenue. 7
FOR RENT-Five-room cottage. clean
good neisflborhcod; yard underground
cistern ard CRATES; references required. .
very cheap. Apply 20l9 Walker avenue
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southern TURNER'S.
Iexas. December 3.-We have
time which and place where
mango our way of farming and
oh sing cottan for a living.
20 that. The more we grow
{ get for it and the deeper 1t
"Fmer in debt. When we de-
Vi our time and land to raising
less time We have to mike a
cry farmer should plan, at least
ishd he works in corn and such
re can use at home, and plant
nan one half of his land in cot
very farmer would adopt this
uid have living at home and
on cotton 50 much.
Is ready to say; "If we all do
puid not get anything FOR our
Admitting we could not sell
all we would pe just as well
IN we plant all in cotton we
q TO sell. And tina. is not all.
none to raise our own meat.
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FOR SALE--At a bargain, 60 acres on
oyster creek. on Columbia Tap road 3
miles west OF Angleton. 200 acres In Gull
rte: no better cane or cotton land to be
found anywhere. Apply TO VIM. ID.
Cleveland & Co, II
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WE LIST only the best rent properties
and rent TO the best class of tenants in
the city let us know your wants and II
not on our FISTS we VIII produce 1t on
short notice. Norfeet d Cooley. 20l Binz
building 7
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V1AVI REMEDIES HOME TIRE At
MENTS-Piease call and investigate at
state headquarters. 402 Blnz nIi.ding,
advice and health book free: lady at
tendanL II
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FOR RENT-Two-story store. corner
Bowling street and Pierce avenue; good
stand Tor business man; low rent Ap-
ply 1916 Downing street. Frank Rueckert
7
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CoALi COALi~CalveN Lump Coal, sS.6U
per ton, delivered to any part OF the city.
Calvert Coal Company, Phone 81, Office
foot o. Main street. is
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TETLEK-
Mrs. Back tells everything. 25c. soc. ST.
removes troubles unites separated,
charms for luck, etc; 20l6 Preston ave
nue.; also by mail S
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WANTED Situation by first-class drTlg-
SiSt (Span -A-A merican), gilt edge ref
erences. Address Druggist 500 Dwyer
avenue. San Antonio, Texas I
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WANTEp-Situatio by drst-ciass drug
cnces, Address druggist, SOB Dwyer ave-
g.st, spanish Amcrcan git edge refer.
nue.. san .Antonio. Texas
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THOSE looking for bargains In city real
estate and farm lands win do well 70
look over my list. T.. N. Brown, Sooh,
MaiE street. u
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FOR RENT--In private family a nicely
furnished front room, modern convent
erces. close in. Apply l4l0 Capitol ave
nue., between Austin and LaBranch.
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KATTMANN & KNEELAND-Nlanuf
tuners OF tents, awnings. tarpaulins.
wagon covers. etc; flags made TO order;
Sl5l1 Congress avenue, corner Travis
street. Houston, Texas: phone S3l. 1888
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RELIABLE Houston man would b.
pleased to receive employment. Address
1921 this office 7
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WANTED--upmarred all round printer
as full partner In lease OF good country
paper at county seat; circulation 100;
no, capital but references wanted: rare
chance for right man Address 1858. this
office.
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SITUATION wanted by good all round
office. Z
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SITUATION wanted Nv coiored boy TO
work in store, yard, attend horse. buggy
can milk; good re1omn' endDtion. Ad-
dress L. D.. this office.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-04-23
Among the OzarkS.

The Land of Big Red Apples,
is an attractive and interesting
book, handsomely illustrated with
views ct South Missouri scenery
includirs. the famous Ol9en fruit
farm 5000 acres in Howell
county. It pertains to fruit rails
ing in that great fruit belt of
America. the southern slope of the
Ozarks, and will prove of great
value, not only to fruit-growers,
but to every farmer and home
seeker looking for farm and a
home. Mailed free. Address,
E. LOCKWOOD,
Kansas City, Mo.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-04-23

The editorial columns of We'd
nesday's Evening Star presents a
rather paradoxical appearance;
we consider it an extraordinary
phenomenon to see two articles
in the editorial department., each
exactly at variance with the 9th
err. One is q rc-hash of the opin-
ions of this paper editorially
given in our Tuesdays edition on
the awarding Of county adver-
Using to the lowest bidders. The
other is an article credited to the
Key West Advertiser, in which
the opposite opinion is expressed.
Perhaps the editor will inform
the public which side he is on, or
perhaps it would have been bet
ter to have copied our article ver-
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4 Look Through South Missouri Free

The Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Memphis r, R. Co., has just issued
magnificent book of sixty or
more photo-engraved views of
varied scenery in South Missouri.
From these views an accurate
knowledge can be obtained az to
the productions and general to-
geography of that highly-favored
section that is now attracting the
attention of home-seekers and in
vestors the country over.
The title of the book is "Snap
Shots in South Missouri" 1t
will be mailed free. Address,
J. E. Lockwood,
Kansas City, Mo.
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Merit
intrinsic value of - OS
Hood rs SarsapariIla. - ~

Merit in medicine means the power to
cure. Hoods SarsaparilIa possesses actual
and unequalled curative power and there
fore it has true merit. When you buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and take it according
to directions, to purify your blood, or
cure any OF the many blood diseases, you
are morally certain to receive benefit.
The power to cure Is there. You are not
trying an experiment. 1t will make your
blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thus
drive out the germs of disease, strengthen
the nerves and build up the whole system.
Severe Case Of Dyspepsia
!" suffered from dyspepsia 20 years. /
had feeling as though there was lump
in my stomach. I did not dare to eat
meat or warm bread, very few vegetables,
for fear of the great distress food caused
me. experienced relief right after COM
mencing to take Hoods Sarsaparilla. My
appetite increased, / gained in general
health and strength. can eat almost any
thing now without discomfort. Although
had been an invalid for twenty years, ]
can truthfuIly say that am better than
for long time. Incver weighed so much
in my life" MRS. EMILY F. BUMP, As
Portland Street, Middleboro, Mass.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-04-23

The balloon business is one in
dustry that seems to flourish in
this community when almost
everything else fails. So great
has been the demand that the
proprietors have been running
double turn and never stop even
for Sunday. Special trains are be-
ing run to get the people to the
scene of excitement. Prof.
O'Dell has had a monopoly of
the business until Prof. Norm
comes to the front and opens up
competition and now VIC have
two fourishing balloon works
with parachute attachments in
active operation. Yesterday a
free balloon ascension was adver-
tised to take place on the public
square but the city officials had
the temerity to interfere and the
manipulators transferred their
free show to vacant lot near
the foundry where the necessary
amount of wind was secured.
This is one thing, by the way,
that we have an abundance of at
the present time. If industries
could be run on wind Marion
county would be an industrial
beehive. Well, when our city fur
nished the wind for this free show
and a large crowd to witness it,
imagine tbs surprise of the peo-
pie when the manager demanded
twelve dollars before the balloon,
the woman and the dog would
proceed skyward, 1t took nearly
four hours hard squeezing to
make the raise before the free
balloon ascension began opera
tions.
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Hon. w. K. ZeWadski, our rep

Hon. w. K. ZeWadski, our rep
resentativc from this county, is
making himself heard at Talla-
hassee. He is rapidly forging to
the front as o 1eyel-headed lesis-
lator. He has already intro
duced q number of bills, all of
which have met with serious con-
sideration. One of the most in
portant he has brou::,ls up is the
changing the boundaries OF tie
judicial circuits of the state.
The reason he gives for changing
this judicial circuit is the fact
that every county and criminal
court has been abolished, putting
the burden back on the circuit
court, and the circuit, having
such a large population, will have
much more work than it can pos
sibly attend to. The measure is
being very favorably spoken OF
by the leading legislators and
will no doubt become a law.