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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-20
NAT. F. A. AND |. u. DEPT
At st. Paul Mr.. ]. c.. Ranley will re-
ceive subscriptions for The Representa-
tive at his office. 400 Baltimore Building.

ceive subscriptions for The Representa-
tive at his office, 400 Baltimore Building.
During the past week we have sent
out circular letters to all applicants who
had filed with us their names and choice
OF state appointments, also notice that
we were DESTROYS to file the same appli-
cations with the governor soon as pos
sible and that we were DESTROYS Of hear
ing from each of their success In Or
ganizing or recognizing their local al
liances. They were further informed
that the $1.O0 which they had sent in
was credited up to the alliance, Of which
each applicant was member Cor should
be member), and that $1.00 more would
place the alliance OF the applicants To-
cality in good standing on our books.
They were also furnished an associate
delegate credential'' with the number OF
their local alliance written thereon.
This was given to each applicant upon
the authority of resolution passed at
the Alliance convention directing the
secretary to furnish credentials to any
member of the alliance upon payment Of
$1O0 In lieu Of any other charge, and
said delegate would thus be entitled to
represent his alliance at the state con-
vention."
Many of our applicants have perfected
their alliance organization and are thus
fully qualified to have their names pre-
scented to the governor for his consider
alton in making up his list Of appoint
ments. We would therefore urge upon
all applicants who have not completed
their organization to do so as soon as
possible
It is our desire to have this whole
matter in complete shape for our "exe-
cutive board" to pass upon at their next
meeting 1t is probable that meeting
of the board will take place on or about
June 18th or 18th, when most of the
members of our board will probably be
in the Twin Cities in attendance at the
political conventions announced for
those dates. It is our desire to have the
board wait on the governor in body as
an official committee Of the alliance and
present the names of the hundred or less
applicants on file in this office.
We desire the board make the fullest
and completest investigation of all the
business pertaining to this office and to
make the report as public as possible
over their own signatures.
We can assure our members and
friends that all the scandal and fraud
will be sadly lacking that was promised
them by coterie Of scamps Of the stripe
OF Owens, Dobbyn, Lynch and others who
have sought to dishonor and discredit
us before the people Of this state in order
that our work along the lines Of political
action should not assume such proper
lions as would thwart their schemes.
The success which our activity met with
in bringing such large and influential
delegation Of farmers to the Mime
spolis February meeting Of the Peoples
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-20

CHICAGO April 1s.-Dear Sir-Receipts
of wheat at primary markets are 100000 blu
against 3H 800 blu last week and $4,000 blu
last year. Car lots at Minneapolis and Du-
luth are 231 today against 271 same day last
week and 51S last year.
our Minneapolis correspondent says that
he locks for a moderate increase in receipts
as soon the farmers complete seeding,
last year. There was 5000 bu Of contract
but does not expect them to be equal to
wheat added to stock in regular ele
vators today. Clearances from the four
ports wheat and -four are 800, 600 bu. The
guif ports did practically nothing.
Broomhall cables that the worlds
shipments of breadstuffs are 1924 900 bu,
and says that continent is still bidding for
cargces, operators waiting political develop
nents We think that has been the factor
in the foreign strength. that the continent
anG the United Kingdom have been good
buyers, perhaps more than they would had
not there been the complications which now
exist The drouth IN Southern Minnesota
s. broken. They have had two inches Of
ram there and through all the spring wheat
country there IS a further prospect OF
showers.
our Mr. Lindblom says in regard to the
market: Il cannot pretend to know what
letter, Cudahy or Armour may conclude to
do today tomorrow. That is largely a
question Of digestion or sleep. but | do
know that the supply Of wheat from week
10 week is larger than ever known, and
tnat tha planted acreage and prospects al
over the world are Indicative Of largt
crops. Hence / look for very low prica
when the flood gates of the new crop ara
Opened and l would work the bear side
our market today has averaged weak
Z ne early buying done by the Leite
crowd but there was apparently no shor,
interest to be stanlpedcd and there was
really nothing to buy wheat on.
Corn has been strong. There has been
buying by local spectators. There has
been a very large cash demand and the
offerings from the country are light. Coup
try offerings. however. will increase with
good weather and good roads. The political
news from Washington is still indicistve.
Yours truly
ROBERT LINDBLOM
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-20
Her Baby Died.

Her Baby Died.
Walking out each summer evening
Through the poorest streets Of town.
CHANGING through narrow window,
Where faded wife sits down,
Holding in her arms a baby
All! SO pale and hungry-eyed;
Stained are cheeks of child and mothen
Where the bitter tears had dried.
She's the wife Of an engraver, ~
Better workman ne'er was seen,
But OF late he is supplanted =
BY cheaper art machine
Nowhere can he find employment;
New machines drive him away;
And the faded wife and baby
Grow more gaunt and pale each day.
Last week. passing by that window,
That poor mother sat alone;
When l asked her Of her baby
She could only weep and moan,
But neighbor woman answered.
She. too, pale and hungry-eyed;
pass on stranger; don't disturb her;
Her poor child of hunger died!"
Loudly came the sweet tones ringing
From the great cathedral bell,
Seemed to me like some great demon
Masquerading in this hell
OF human hopelessness and hunger,
Where poor women. gaunt and wild,
Sit beside little coffin,
Weeping DER their poor, starved chil1
"A Man Without A Soul,
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-20

creasing.
Now I will not undertake to perdict
what the state convention will do. but
1t certainly will not hastily enter into
entangling alliances with any party.
Populism has been sleeping, it is not dead
and North Carolina will be redeemed
Waynesville, N. c., April 9TH, 1898.
GEORGE E. BOGGS.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-20

The initiative and referendum will be
the national issue in 1900. Bond and
Industrial Slavery" will be the compaign
text book. Price Is cents.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-04-20

Kindly mention The Representative
when writing to advertisers and II you
do not receive prompt attention please
let ns know.
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Northwestern Patents Issued This
Week.
H. B. Fay.

Reported by John E. Stryker, Pat
tent attorney, and F. G. Bradbury. pat
tent solicitor, Pioneer Press building,
st. Paul, Mimi.
Michael D. Ahearn, Green Bay, Wis,
patching saws; Martin B. Donaldson
and W. Kespohl, Duluth, Mimi, artifi-
cial limb Scott F. Evans. Minneapolis,
Mimi, dumping platform; Thomas II.
Campbell, Seattle, Wash, bed attach
ment; Henry H. Kinsey, Shohone, Ida
no, colapsiblo box; Edgar Lawton
Onemec, N. D., well drill; John Stech,
Butte, Mont, shoe fastener; Howard T
Sackett, Fond du Lac, Wis, bicycle
support.
John L. Strykcr, Patent Attorney, F.
q. bradbury, Patent Solicitor, Pioneer
Press Bldg, st. Paul, Mimi.
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,T,sx r.rMBLEss cofroN.
| people Seem to own the
seed.

ri
PEOPLE seem TO own the
seed.
and Ranch.
raeld Of Atlanta, Ca, dealer
,onds. notes and real estate,
ars from the circular, handles
a side line, is sending out a
yeulsr concerning the wonder
African limbless cotton, Of
aims 10 own all the seed that
these circulars are sent out
use Of securing agents to assist
ne farmers of the South.
,he wonderful possibilities OF
hi cotton. which he is Offering
. seeds or 5000 per bushel, this
II says.
pound, which Is 5000 seed.
- 81. These will plant, by
Srouping the seed, one acre
asuring. II planted on good
Viii make four bales, or 100
seed. These seed sold at
hushel. would bring s24, 900.
i nlanted would bring thirty
which would be $720,000.
NC that the assuming modesty
Mid caused him to refrain from
his calculations TO their legit-
eyby stop at planting one BUSH
90 merely 100000? Why not
b,ire 100 bushels and sell them
SO0g And why stop even then?
Sant the entire $4,000 bushels.
rould then have, and sell out
loco. 900? Truly the possibilities
{ierful product Of Darkest Africa
only by the number of figures
are The time to make. But is
Ibare pc ssibility that thing can
II And if so, may not this cotton
hing? MIR. Mayfield's circular
Srre black letters that he owns
Rckson African limbless cotton
Ire for sale" Che of our sub
& forwarded to this office cir
Crooker & Moore. also of At
who are also Offering the seed
4 cotton at the same prices and
furnish with each package of
Idayit of their genuineness. An
|,riber sends us the circular of
IF Atlanta man. Mr.. j. b. Stew
hints farmers 10 plant the Jack
limbless cotton" on shares, he
the seed, and he assures the
''all of these seed are now own
rly by myself aud New York
except about thirty bushels that
l." Now the question very nat
es-are there not too many At
ms and firms who are sole own
the available seed of this Won
on? If there is any inconsis-
II of these claims of wonderful
be easily made by raising this
selling the seed at the mod
OF 5000 per bushel. or ] cent
10 not feel inclined to even at
reconcile it. We simply state
leave our readers to draw in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17
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WANT PROTECTION.
County Physicians Propose
Law to Pay the Doctor.

Comfy Physicians Propose
law to Pay the DOrtor.
Texas, January 1.-THE ply
d surgeons OF Houston county
Convention here today. DR.. S.
81 Lovelady. Texas, was elected
and DR.. j. l.. Hall of this city
The object OF the meeting hae-
explained the following reso.u-
passed unanimously:
That the physicians of Houston
Eire TO express their tlisappropal
emnation OF the occupation tax
pon the profession by the last
and thank one of our repre-
! N. b, Barbee. for casting his
bst said law. While we do not
|se before the people as kickers"
who do more than far shiu Q
work. yet we feel it incumbent
10 express our convictions.
Y That we suggest to the next
the propriety OF enact l:s a law
thoroughly protect the physicion
Election of his fard-ear11d wages.
bel mortgage as it exists today
merchant or individual who aG-
+ means to make the crops, whi'e
: is left To care for the pea',r
bal welfare OF the community and
fss to collect his fees, until the
has been satisfied in fail. 1t
Rt the laws OF the State afford us
pance after burial expenses Lave
In case Of death, out thare are
OF cases where We never re-
ent in remuneration for services
LAY all times, night or day. cold
|d or dry.
Feiore respectfully ask that some
Dot less than s25 be declared us
rom chattel mortgage, the sane
Ference claim for medical seIpices.
{ request the profession through
plate to cooperate with us. rot
|egard to the occupation tax, but
For TO secure some Legislation TO
In the collection of fees.
"a. further, That the Galveston
custom Post and county papers
'ted to publish she foregoing res
S. j. Collins, Al D.,
[all. MD. Chairman.
Secretary.
S. T. Beasley, MD.
John B. Smith. MD.
j. s. Wootters. Md.
Lawrence Corley MD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17
rlor University midget.

'"T University budget.
ieNas. January Is. -On next Fr.-
'rst, or fail term of Baylor will
the following Monday will mark
ming of the regular spring term.
u also last for space of twenty
puring the coming week every day
'npioyed in final examinations, py
ssors of the various departments,
usual stir and close application
tends all examinations viii be
marked degree in these
sistrars books show a continual
attendance and enrolment
ne past three weeks awards of
ns men and ladies fIon, vasloL
me State, as we'll as sorie from
ana Arkansas have mat.'icularsd.
me second term approaches adj
re that a very considerable in
attendance viii be notad during
g two weeks.
mas Dten IN mourning FIR the past
on account CT the sad deIta of
oid students, ex-, Governor EoSs.
Baylor he was member Of the
ssli Literary society AMI the
81 mat, the oldest sacic,y IN the
W adopted special resolutions of
me deceased as an honc.el ard
GoVed fellow member aud drared
Ky portrait In crepe. together With
" banner, under which Governor
Y walked and debated so proldiy.
| :! Il Emery Is rapidly milking
pulling off the big sham tastle
10 be postponed jgsr prior 10
tays ON account Of bal weaIrer.
~ week in receipt a. ,wo late
Photographs To he used b. the
ps on the drill grounds. These
uments come direct from the war
az and only bespeak the corfi-
" nigh esteem In whish the de-
no'ns Captain Emery at this pest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17
RHEUMATISM
Drs. Belts &Betts.
Al! st. Charles Street, New Orleans. L..
Phyaicians, Surgeons and speciaiIsts.

YOUNG. MIDDLE
AGED AND OLD.
SINGLE OR MAR
RlED MEN, and ali
who suffer with
LOST MANHOOD.
Nervous Debility,
Spermatorrhoa. Sem
inal Losses. Sexual
Decay, Failing Mon-
ory,. Weak Eyes,
Stunted Develop
ment, Lack of En-
Grey. Impoverished
Blood, Pimplcs. linz
pediments to Mar
riagc. also Blood and
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pTps AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pro-
ro6nls addressed 10 tho city secretary OF the
city OF Houston viii be received up TO
y. M. OF Monday, january ~, 1893, for The
paving Of Buffalo street. from the south aldo
OF Preston avenue to Engclko street, accord
lag to plans and specifications prepared by
the city engineer and adopted BY the city
council. Each bid must he accompanied by
certified check for $1,000 on local bank, aud
made payable 10 the order of III, H. Rice.
mayor. to guarantee making of contract.
aud the Huccessfui bidder will be feytirdd Ia
tory completion Of the works The city re-
serves the right To reject amy and all bids,
II, b, RICE Mayor.
Houston. Texns, January n. 1895. II
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids addressed to the city Soefef
tary OF the City of Houston VIII be re
rejycd UP to 3 II. ~ on Monday, January
Houston avenue from Washington street 20
bingham street ami On Edwards street from
Iluuston avenue TO Holly street, said work
10 be doue according 10 plnna and epecin-
cations adopted by the CITY Council ana
now on Ale In the ofnco OF the City EnEi-
neer Each hid mus, be accompanied oy
certified chori, In tho sun Of $3.50, ON laefi
bank and made payable to Tho order q
ii Il Rice Mayor, 10 secure mo making OF
contract, and the successful bidder VIII
M, required To give acceptable bond IN the
sun OF $1,000 for proper completion of th''
work The city reserves the right 10 fele \
any ~" e'' o''a' II. Il. RICE. Mayor,
Houston Texns. January lSas. -
FOR SALE al a sacrifice, owner leaving
city, good paying grocery store, stesk
0xturea horse and wagon. TWO iutr.
store on one. dwcllin.f on the other: For
particulars write IL. J. Robinson, Waeo
Texas. "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17

Skin Diseases. syphilis. Eruptions. Hair FAIL
ing, Bone Pains, Swellings. Sore Throat, u
GERS. Effect of Mercury, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles, Weak Back. Burning urino, incon-
Thence, Gonofrhea elect, Stricture--receive
searching treatment, prompt relief and cure
privately.
PILES. Flstula, Fissure, Structure and Rup-
ture cured by our new methods. Send for
circular
DRs. BELTS & BELTS G DYAR.
III st. Charles Street, New Orleans, La
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17

nor SALE One i5-H. r. Anerican-Bai
simple Vertical. Automatic High Speed
Engine. Practically new. having only
been used AZ a duplicate IN case OF acc-
being replaced by Il larger engine OF tho
same make Call ngd see II at office of
'rhe Post G. j. Palmer, Business Man.
aser. "
MILLER BRASS WORKS. No. 1s0S Run.
uels streer, Is now prepared to do all
Kinds OF brass. aluminium and phosphor
bronze nastlng: fna work solicited; also
model and pattern work. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17

SAcRtFirfs SAIL FOR want Of room. will
oner for thirty days at $500 per trio. Par
fridge cochina Of the most approved breed
ing They ARE heavily feathcrcd, beaust-
ngga, id for sebns also Pckin Ducks. T.
III Vnsmrr Rox lah Houston. Texas. Is
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ron Sale on EXCHANGE.


FXCHA NGE--Waro propeuy for Houston
uropafty ground l00yl5J. Prraced iro,f.
dix room cottage. bath. barn snd buggy
lonse. aautary sewer ooiinectlon. all 10
good condition. cool ncighborhocd, two
blocks from Baylor university; tsses pnidy
n, incurnhfance. lost 5000. Address w. 4.
Arnold Waco. Texas. u
AT a BARGAlN-,-For sale or exchange, Ihree
lois corner Jefferson and Bowling. Third
ward. 500 Apply sol TRAVIS street Is
FOR SALE OR isxcilAaSGE-.for city prop.
crty. so head gentle worh mules aud
horses J. o. Ross. Moore Burnett building.
"
WILL. EXCHANGE si2,cDo stock dry goods.
boots and shoes comparatively new. for
lands reasonable value. j. o. Ross, Moore
rs...,,,, t,,iidtnv HN "
fTusposIyG OF MY farm. have few extra
mule trans and complete farm ou,ht -
fine condition, want land notes or sell easy
terms. Address as7. this office. "
SELL OR TIsApE---Fiye tenant ho,;ses 10 san
Antonio: also 200a acres rich bottom land.
A. sjicoek. sru Antonio. Texas. 70
EXCHANGE Frui, trees fnr sash: sacrifice
sale; ground must be cleared; none but
ire beft rsrfeties az prices 10 suit every.
body. Frederick W. Mail,. Huien, Texas. 10
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M.
r,,,,,as fnr thc r,,inS,,.,,,' =, c,,s ~ ,sn,
,nr ana ,rasinr ~ rrnrrrsv ,hc' SALE ~ ,,.si
estate and fhc nerot,n,,n,s AZ inana ara NM
surpassed.
We advertise freely, We have lprvo
cilcntagr and extensive Inquiry Cor all
classes Of property: no rrnnrrty too small
>" .vVe,sc "us c"sc,u, s..vuio". h,
w. .me, 's :" vvmu"'Sns s W." fvn. We
=. ua' "ss ~. s.vu a, W
" ~ tsn W as ."ns ", ~" .'as" uus'. ~
sar pas, s.n, a vuss ,,,. ,sss,n ~
houses ana eive special attention to prop
erty al non residents Our references are
those for whom We do business, we can
ofcr YOU several me business opportunities
Ncrncct a Cooley. Binz building n
~
rayed ntrccts Third war,j. value about so !
uM: So blocks from Capitu. hotel. good
income property; will sell nj piico netting
Investor !, per cont For pvicp and tcrnis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-17
PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements IN office of Tho Post
Tor week ending Saturday January Is, 1898
sosl; G. + p 2o2s, 2oaS; I. G. Cooper
u.s. gentlemen; g. J. C.. II. NJ. eoSs; 2s6o
81; j. (sl; III. 2is t2) /; Nj. ). III, NJ. 2Ni0
Owner; 25ls: Y j. Parker; soss; 1851 t2l;
206S t2l 20iS icy; 2oti 2pIa: 20li: s0sG: a0i1
teli Il72 go; ls7gi ". j. H.. 800, 100 ts,.
WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER
Black tells everything, Doc, hoc, 81; removes
troubles, unites separated: charms for luck.
etc 2vl5 Preston avenue; also by mail Is
NsXT thirty days dresses made from s. up
ladies taught cutting, tailor system; free
for that time only; help wanted Immediate
y. Apply lol2M TeNas avenue, Is
MASQUERADE aud theatrical costumes.
wigs, boards, tights, trunks. arnors and
full dress suits; regnlias. paraphornaIia and
uniforms n speciality. Texas Costume Co..
SIS Travis street %
vIAvi REMEDIES HOME TREATMENTS
Please call and investigate Mt State hcud-
quarters, 402 Rinz building; advice ana
health book free; lady attendant. %
ANDERSON & Co. 4os Main street, are now
read. to make you photographs from 80
cents to 81 per dozen for n short time: give
MS n cali at once; office hours from TO 6
oclcek; come early and come all day, for
we are equal 100 sittings per day. TX
DIR. ARNoLD's "specialties' Female Dis
cases, Catarrh. Sexual Debility and ali
Chronic Diseases. Piles, Tumors and Can
GERS cured without knife or pain. Office
Moore Burnett building Is
j. l., koPF, undertaken and cmbalmcr, has a
complete line of funeral goods. pictures
frames and holdings. Phone 6S7, lDii Prairie
avenue. II
HOUSTON CITY RESTAURANT, No, i05
Travis street, Houston. has Just opened.
everything new and strictly first-class in
every respect. Regular meals % cents 10
MADAME l.. WESTfHAL Partisan new Gle
CANT masquerade costumes for rent and to
order; orders sent to all parts of Texas.
l0l2l Prairie avenue. is
IMPORTATION WANTED OF Harris Shaw
age 30 years, Please write me his address
+. G. Cordes, Warrenton. .eSas. q
HARTMANN & KNEELAND--Mn Manufacturers
OF tents. awnings, tarpaulins. wagon covers,
etc; flags made To order Si5}a Congress
avenue, corner Travis street, Houston,
Texas; phone s5i II
Statesmen for cigars; sl25 month and
expenses; old firm; experience unneces-
say. c. c. Bishop Co.. ST. Louis. Mo:
CIlAUL-MOO-GRA cures rheumatism, ca
tarrh and habitual constipation. a. ~
k.esling SOP Main street. sole agent Tor
EmIsfor I-g
HOW is II clothes cleaned or dyea al Fer:
nandez' Partisan Steam Dive Works, olo
Travis. lock as new? Because Il Is done
by professionals. II
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For Good business property on Main
street iinBepberg, that leases regularly for
nftcan dollars per month. Addrcas box s.
IoHtnbcfg, rexus. iS
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WANTED Statesmen, men or women: s, 10
$40 duy; $50 worth of goods on credit TO
start YOU; pay FOR as sold: goods sell on
sight; send - 10 pay express charges and
packing; order at once and so to work. Ad-
dress w. f. Harrington. 49, Elm street
Dallas, Texas, ~
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FOii SALis-- Cheap. hest country gin In vic-
toria county reason for selling, old age
aud too much other husiposa Address
.lAnca Rtyes. Misaion N.llley. TaNhs. 20
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FOR REMIT Twenty acres Of improved fcrtiie
Land with cottage. three miles east Of
Houston: Will rent for money or work IN
ditching and draining. $. $. hshe ~
FOR RENT-A fye-room cottago. No. 10i
Hamilton street Apply TO Raphael Bros. 81
FOR RENT Niee rooms. modem improve
meuts close IN: suitable for roomers Or
housekceping Apply 1liSss Congress ave
nue.. second floor, room :. 10
FOR RENT show window and part OF store
al sl9 Main street. also good glass shelf.
O. Janke a 90. "
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EoE sAIE-rTwp carloads fine mules. from
1ils 10 10 hands high. y. uruebert. New
Braunfeg, Texas. 2-5
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FOR LOWEST PRICES on Houston Height.
property call at tho Houston Heights Office
SOS Matn street. some special bargains this
week, John A. Miiroy. agent. =.
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WE HAVE one of the most select rent lists
ir the city. so those Wishing TO secure
houses are much more apt to find what they
want By seeing us. place your property
With MS. our list is never overlooked. Nor
feet & Cooley. room 20i, Binz building:
phnne GA u
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mules, always on hand. AT Bowaor a. VIII
SONS. sos and lQ7 Preston avenue the old
rnnpnnnlbL.. lnran dcnlera IN Tho city. u
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WANTED--Lady, Intelligent typewriter Tor
temporary position, to write lcttcre and do
Office work. Address in own handwriting,
1863. this office. i;