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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

tsssa1ss - - 1sastssay ansaauaasss -
- CnA11nn uuv1I1nk rsGsunns1 fFs4
0Atng 49, sksos - Dssvsak H. tsssshaa
~ -. - -slsu5 - NIT - sxDsce
1Bseeetfon against - rapacity a theso
Ne lsosavs1 - ps1r fsaisws ~ ~ sa1e
p9Dess a aivssting trads froa - AmsG-
iena roueA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

Ts.e growth ef car foreign commerce. In
stead Of diminishing after the anpreee
sentesi movement Of iass year. 10 irereae
tng For isse IL Was saae oaasm more shan
any previous year. and n WI ~ more b.
=, least ssssa.sse ,Ais rear. mis- 10 the
time to lar us axasass = pcssihse reAesioa,
Walsh seems aimoss inevitable. although 4
Ray - tarss Or fcur pears before saea
eoues
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

The enterrvsssssg saws ot oskesle. q, r,
81 an excellent eSssnPEe to Tacoma There
we're twe rival towns wssatn = saett aas-
easce 80 each ether. Rivalry asa nos pro
mote presp~risy. - one rallied up ssskss
ord went bodily over s0 tae ether. X Ia
ecma likes % Ia TIE sznr Seattle holds
"a, warm welcome sss via .srrss Aas
Hcrgtve the past
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boys Of mine at college, exclaimed
staid old citizen. They're wilder than
March hares and In hot water all the
time"
oh. well. they're young yet, and you
must make allowances"
Make allowances. man? That's what
Keeping me pocr.--Detrcfs Free Presa
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Collector YsaIeA.

One gentleman In Salt Lake City hasn't
yet got over being disappointed because
congress passed that Law forbidding any
more plural marriages. He had already
married q nrst soprano and q second alto,
and a second soprano and when the law
passed he WAS Just en- the point OF getting
engaged TO a FIRST alto Ia make the quar-.
settc eompaete.--Somervflie Journal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-06

Love IL no respecter Of poisons
The devils frst act, after the Lord
made woman, was to invent house plants.
II man hes q good mother he isn't
near % apt TO think no hasn't got a good
wife.
The average woman Is about an good \
Judge OF human nature a. she Is Of cigars
Probably no real fool was ever smart
enough to make all his friends believe he
WA onc.-NeW York Press.
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Explanatory.

How does II happen that % many ST.
Louis young men marry Chicago xirfsss-
That doesn't happen It's deliberate
and Intentional What can't understand
= Why any Chicago gtris marry st. Louis
yeung men ''-ChicagO Tribune
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wrohgeA.

Mr.. Rocking ham-WhA1, Trust my
daughter In your care for life. Never!
Why, 10 begin with. you haven't the faint
est ieea OF the value OF money.
Young CourfleiKh-I haven't eh, Say,
what do you think I want 10 marry aer
for anyway CHICAGO TmeN-Herxid.
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A Reminaer.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the massah With
your ciockf It's sfopped.
Tas1or-l never wind II UP. I use IL a. .
motto.
MAsainxtor--What do ron mean?
TAIlor--No tick here.-Tt Bits.
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Al TAey strOlle1.

Who!"
Said she. 1T sounds more like WOO"
Oh. yes" he cried, that's very true.
But really now l wonder who"
Just here the owl replied: you two!
The young man promptly took the cue
Now. wouldn't you?
Catholic Standard.
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Hossess-Ant % ycu Ike I1ondon. and
have you made many frterGa.
French LAdy--Ah, oui 30 70 he painted
BY English srtist. He paint ma Asufe, and
] rhal! be exposed NJ the RoyAi Academy.
Judy.
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tuB nAvE-NOTs AND THE HAYES.
II = not cred1bl4 tAAt The psopls of
seattle win etvs serious heed to the re-
1narkable proposition that the city buy.
6ontrol and operate its own street rail-
roads. Who proposes TT The taxpay-
s1rs7 The people who ride and pay
nicfsl7 or people who want to ride and
~ nothing?
II the tAxpayers demand Il. they are
simply asking the city to increase tn
bonded 1eh4. and exempt from taxation
EsAe properties that now contribute
Arse sums to the public revenues The
1pevitabie result must b Increase In
thelr own taxes and corresponding de-
arease in the public credit II = .
etranse Dasltion for . .tAxpayss TO ssk
she prtytlsqs a ~ g,o1s seonsz jnlpi
ne municiraf treasury. But TIE tax
pay9s have not asked II
4 has mot yet besa sesiousiy proposed.
.iopfnae - - Aevs A1asd. thaa M psb-
- - snsfts6 10 ytda for aotAine. IL
though Ne suspect that TO be the ulti-
mate purpose Of the extreme asltators.
The Seattle Herald. organ Ct the
municipal. ewnArship propagandists.
nodsstly suesasts that fares could be
reduced nesa 10 cents: but 1t 10 .
tribe opaess - to who VIII ray the
eeuts diGersnce. Il = obvious that II
must b paid. for on . 5-cent basis ev-
cry street railroad but one or two In
osotsle has gone into the hands Of re-
sceiver, and u n not claimed by any tn
teiiisent person that under public own
.ership the cost OF operation of the con-
eoiidated roads win be more economical
> than under private. So II 10 scarcely
open 10 argument that for II least .
long time 10 come the street car fares
IN thh city ran be iers than a nickel.
whoever owns and runs the railroads.
Thsn how win the passenger pront by
4he public assumption Of this enormous
charger
Tne whole agitation resolves itself in:o
ions cid demand OF the Have-no,s for q
sdiviaion with the HAYES. They are now.
~ they aiwsys wstA loud In their de-
nir~ that they be Given something for
nothing. They once thought the govern
nent Was able 20 make everybody rich
by the calling u piece OF paper money.
and in some way undertaking a grand
free gift distribution TO ali tss citixens
Now they think they ought to be able
20 ride for nothing. or AT the public cx-
pena. which to many Of them 10 the
same as nothing.
= The paramount need of Seattle In this
particular Is consolidation Of its street
railways, under private ownership and
sndes competent. authoritative and ju-
terms ana under conditions to he set
forth I'm franchise. Let the city eoun-
cii determine the question as TO grant Of
The pending application for - eonsei-
dated franchise On It's merits. and re
gardivss ~ the queer notion that Seat
Ire should undertake for ttaelf the 81
legrd duty ~ Transporting liz reorts
II can make Itself sersasn of an Income
from the street railways under private
ownership n cannot afrora to speeu-
late with its credit abroad and It's re-
sources a. home BY eFnharkins in ar
unsrted craft On unknown seas
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President Sas.nger. 90 RS National tlvs
0ec-k Association. Ia sls address before
tAc eenvvntson & that ee~sy az Denver re-
om11y. precsssisnSa ~ waaSA have yass
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~ All tne many expeditions 70 the Klonp
dixie, the mast cruel Was that over the -.
0satsn sxaal u Uas Ensw1 ~ - -
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The Man Whs Gives Oct Letters.
Mexican HeFaM

Admiral Kaut1 had . perfect rfght 70 put
HIS sentiments Into private letter Dapao-
mats do that every day In the year. And
surely naval officers are even freer beings.
The curse of the modern world n the mar.
who gives private letfen 10 the papers.
who pubfshes his fathers and mother.
love letters after they are dead. and the
fighting men who talk and print too much.
thus lowering the public es.esm for the
great ard sssefui prafessfun OF arms.
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Ar THE oEATrIE THEATER-Fr0H.
nnus conpony, n .>On anA Od.'
At If11 frIRp AvESuE--A seeiAl
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Lock, Iocks!
Programme Sweet and Sublime,
Programme Best and Y1neass,
programme 'sDsuhie en- both the nirhfs,.s
CLASSIC THEATEE
Beadon Street.
Drama bu q. G. Ghn~h
Saturday ssh April, fs9e ~ r. NJ
Oar Thrilling SenaA aesai Tragedy
HAEsaAJ
me Hindoo Hamlet.
That Ne Plus Ultra Producs ton. accom-
pitshtng the impossible feat Of repro
d1elne shakespearesa thought
in HenGalt.
HARIRAJ
SONGS and DAnce4-prs.ty ana Plenty.
-Amxtln Ha1ng TAt1k9,
NOaeo an1 NOeea.
Does your wife play b. note@s
su0-er-yeA The peaAc DEALER holds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-28
OIL FOR sPRINKLING.
4 eoancil Has Decided II VIII
Prove a Snrin.r

= 'eancH Has Decided II VIII
Prove n Saving.
m' Texas, August 27.-The dust nuis-
"a most annoying one in this city
Wfe Is movement in progress to
y Tue continued dry weather has
asa the evil and lessened xhe ability
Z water company TO furnish water
Naning purposes. The city coun-
~ special session last night sor
Npose OF providing for relief and
4l0r was authorized to have the
~ streets sprinkled. Oil will be
ae experiments here prove it to be
N material for the purpose, and,
comes high to begin with, re-
n pplleation allows u less guam.
nme and permits of constantly
~ me time between. The council
.sos a'sorized to appropriate money
L.s ior street sprinkling, but il
~ decided TO use the money set
Z. Improvement and repair of the
r,S,. ms purpose, the council be-
kiI.s mat to keep the streets
y WITH oil will save almost as
y costs, in the protection 1t
We street paving.
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NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that spec
ial meeting of the stockholders OF the Texas
and New Orleans Railroad company has
been called by the board OF directors to
assemble at the general office Of the COM
pany at Houston. Texas, at 10 o'clock a. m.
on the 10th dav OF September. 1893. for the
following purposes, to-wlt;
First To authorize and provide for
amending the charter or articles OF incor-
poration of said company so as to authorize
II to own. maintain and operate raiiroad
connection between the railroad now known
as the Sabine and East Texas halfway and
tie railroad now known as the Texas Trunk
Railroad and to construct such railroad as
may be requisite for making such railroad
second. To authorize and provide for the
construction OF such railroad as may be
requisite for making the railroad connec-
tor lust referred to-
Third To authorize and provide Tor the
purcbase OF the railroad now known as the
Texas Trunk railroad extending from
noint IN or near the city OF Dallas to
nont at or near what is known as Cedar
station in Kaufman county, with us iran
chtsps and appurtenances.
Fourth, To authorize and provide for the
niIrehase of the railroad now known as the
louisiana Western Extension raiiroad eH.
tending from a connection with the line OF
the Texas and New orleans tailroad com.
nony Mt q pont In or near the town OF
orange 10 the Sabine river in Orange coun-
~. Texas with its franchises ana appur-
tenaDcee. .s.n, c...
100 u. -. oE0Eh, oecI tatJ.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-28

THE TREATMENT Of transformations only by
a woman who best understands q woman )
Ills, especially one who has been there her
self Nine. Gullaume OF Paris. France. does
from suppressed transformations her French
Regulating Pills. no matter how obstinate
Of long standing. or under any conditions
to never fail giving instant relief: success
fully used for over IA years. never failing
to relieve In "A single case. and that without
pin or interfering with duties. This fact
alone guarantees their effectiveness. Other
regulators fall. rs they arc not compounded
TO stand the warm Southern climate. losing
their strength Immediately Therefore !
have established and mail pills compounded
IS each order arrives (be!ng fresh guaran-
teeing them being strong and POWERFUL
from my southern laboratory. Address all
mail TO p, q. Box III. Galveston. Texas
Pills sent sealed for the nominal price OF
81 Correspondence confidential. Nine. Gull
laume guarantees their effectiveness or
money refunded. 9-12
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4, xia Start a New Ranch.

ieAas, August 27.-Mr. Joe A.
.a0 was born and reared in this
A. Nv mere yesterday with his fam
Wards county. Mr.. Powers re-
\ y us large plantation and stock
uls county, and has purchased
n ' VI, Of land in the Western coun-
b iims IN the future devote his
Paw raising stock.
,Ist :, was not only one Of the
N. ~ Yen ever raised In Falls coun-
In !, one OF the most universally
tx. sna! has ever lived here. II was
)Ns~s,s scene to see his friends bid
N N ,p. MS family farewell as thew
) t,ii,s aeir ar, journey yesterday.
I'm w VIII be shipped from Lott
lsussssaai,ie he and his family, with
IN furniture and his horse
tto 8, g through the country. He
X Nnissss'cah Rock Springs about the
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Nr
i FROM BRENNAN
1 la,,.ats, One Of Them Of a
Serious Nature
|. LADY FELL DOWN STEPS
...,pitIon Has Been Sent to
compnny--W. o. w.
= "srument unveiled.

rsvss August 27.-Mrs. VIM.
~ ',,d 81 years, was the victim OF
!. ..,,deut on Saturday afternoon
% descend a flight OF door
n.r ~ the back yard, she lost
e. md fell TO the ground, a dis
M -, feet. Her head struck the
..r and cut a deep cash in the
.sa face and neck. When found
.,ooscious and, owing to her ad-
n Is feared the injury may
hislly ,, >. t,,s n,sca
s.hu,lt and 1t was while engaged
Inc structure last afternoon
4. n several workmen were VIC
,eeident, which, while distress
~. .xtreme, resulted in no perma-
W. The scaifolding on which the
wv. Standing gave way beneath
MI with sufficient warning 10
~ Nam to swing on to the braces
W. reouires considerable grip FOL
I. .rslajn his weight in midair, but
v was successfully accomplished
Y. men hung there like SO many
smoke house until workmen
'.,hsr mart OF the building could
!. M rescue with a ladder.
W Purow. farmer of the Gay Hill
- Gas severely injured by a runa-
~ while returning home from the
NJ afternoon. The team became
L,rsa At the operating of a steam
N n, 4 work on Santa Fe improvements,
"a thrown out of the vehicle and
VA considerable distance; his arms,
M body were badly lacerated. His
an children, who were occupants
n rthlcle, escaped injury.
y Berlin neighborhood, a few miles
! Il Brenham, is getting in shape for
| nuus enumeration next year. Four
N NJ reported there for the current
EaF Doberts carriage horses was
E,...,ad bv Incoming empaled ON a
,,sas ~ his Mace Yesterday.
~, I'M n T.ryer recently appointed to
~. - history in the Prairie View
n, !, a 1ns,,striaj college and who is
IN. ~ ~ ,otine ronrse in the Uniyer-
' y rstosgo vii, he married in cInc,n-
!. lnSusi 81 70 Ieonora Ary The
~ Is a rr,duate of the Fish uni
q, :, Nashville and nj the Cincin-
s-,,s.i oollsge and has been engaged
E.sIrr , m,,sic AT the prairie View Nor
n s,., several vears
p,irls Ten cemeterv this afternoon
|hMssme monument erected NV the
.rsr !, mo World wss unve;led a. Tho
\ Al Sovereign William BAILEY whose
A osurred in lime last If is a ems
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pox Epidemic Ii renrea.

M texas. August 27.-state
M biupt has written to Judge
Ii 49, ~ . report on the smallpox
i ss, 49, suggesting that the commits
~ !, . axe hold at once and check
~ III carly as possible. DR.. Blunt
M vi opinion that the State ia
sels ths az epidemic OF smallpox
y d sls authorities everywhere to
pins out the scourga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE Board OF Medical Examiners for the
Eleventh district will meet at the othcs OF
Ut. Geo " clarendon. at 10 a. M, Monday,
september T. 1859. J. w. Scott, presideat,
Geo. w. Larendon. secretary. ~
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OUR BUSINESS is such we are Obliged to
move to larger quarters. After September
we can be found at 3lS4 Main street. over
DeMeritt's Shoe Store. We will then be in
position to furnish you tents awnings. etc.,
cheaper. quicker and better than before.
II kaufman 4 knpelaud
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\. !, Hurt in a Collision.

4 'sAas. August 26.-Mr. r. #.
u. .., @aehinist in the Santa Fe
Y. ,s.S by telegram to DenIson
ausly' usr' G. G. Hotchkiss, who
u !. a my fatally. injured In
NJ Il ,se Missouri, Kansas ana
wat place.
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DENTIST-Dental work at popular prices.
Best teeth IS; gold filings 81 amalgam. soc:
painless extracting SOC. DR.. Daniels. 40Sh
Main
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MISS BURKs private school for primary and
intermediate pupils reopons September IL;
only limited number taken; those wishing
to enroll call at 1918 Texas avenue.
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WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRITBK-
Most durable, speediest. best. second nand
machines, all makes l.. Auan Wright
General Agent, No. 29i Main. Dallas tt
YOU WILL find complete-liDe OF pictures.
picture frames, mculdings. ETC., at Kopf's,
1914 Prairie avenue II
TOR SALE--Ten R-I-P-A-N-S for s cents at
druggists. One gives reief. tes19Oo
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WANTED-Your name. If YOU play mando-
lin or guitar. or expect to buy one. send
of interest p. j. Foster. Throckmorton.
Texas 2S
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FOR CHEMICALS and prescriptions none
more reliable than Lewyn's Drug Store;
Phone 1854. 9-5
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PROFESSIONAL.

DEFECTIVE AGENCY-Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investisa'
tons; reasonable rates; correspondence So
Teyas Il
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new flues in boiler. all fixtures complete.
.sill sell both together, or separate: $4,000
deliYnred. lames NreMar. NnYasota. II
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LADIES Don't forget that Dillingham; Fur
niture company has moved from Main st
to 1205-l207 Congress avenue. Special snaps
in furnIture II YOU call this month. 81
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FOR SALE
Mandolins. from 50 o. up:
violins. from Loo up:
Guitars, from $500 Up:
Mouth Harps. from sc up:
Musi' Stands 81 90: 1ia
Piano Stools, $500; 40t
FiaEc Scarfs. $500;
Sheet music at half price.
C. Janke & CO. Music House.
b03 Main street. 4-16-io0
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DISINFEC' premises with Chloro- Naphtho-
leum; Csc bottle makes Ave gallons; kills
insects on animals keeps ants away. At
Lewyns Drug Store, corner Main and Pres
ton y
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ANYONE KNOWING the whereabouts. OF
Frank Drake. Please inform 7 A. lddlas
Hoppertown, Allegan county. Mich. l1-23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that furniture. mat
Tugs and linoleums can be bought cheaper
at Dillngham's d205-l207 Congress; form
erly 70l Main street, than anywhere In
Houston go
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WANTED TO BUY.

TO BUY--A good. strong combination buggy
and saddle horse. young, gentle, safe for
family: solid color. dark bay or deep PACK Az
scription and price, No. 692S, this office. 10
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WISH to inform my friends that am nov
with Grafton NAPLES. druggist, where | nil
be pleased to have them call at all times
Chas Il. Bennett PHI G. 81
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The BEST rent houses arc always found on
our list; Il will pay you to cali on US be-
fore renting. N. NJ. Nordect POI Bins
building. Phone 67s. ~
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DR.. w. w. Lunn. DR.. e. D. Lunn.
Surgery and Diseases of Women,
Catarrh OF Ear, Nose, Throat, Lungs
and Stomach.
The South Texas Sanitarium,
Kiam Building. Houston, Texas
Young. middle aged

The Sanitarium is now fully organized for
the treatment or all Chronic Diseases. most
especially those of our hot, southern climate.
mouy years in South Texas The SAM
tarium has the finest X-Ray Machine in
Texas. as well as all other instruments for
treating and diagnosing disease.
A special feature of the .'anitarium is the
treatment OF Catarrh, by inhalations Of medi.
Gated 'yapor and the proper application OF
electricity. Knowing that many having Ca
ton would like to take treatment but are
unable to come to Houston. Home treat
ment has been organized. Write for symp-
tom blank Address:
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CHINESE TEA. Coo per pound: brie-a-brsc.
umbrellas repaired and covered. Yam Tai
lay l0l6iS Preston II
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MISS ELIZABETH BRINsMADE. teacher
of piano and harmony. Residence 1908 Rusk
avenue. 81
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MUSIC-Mrs. Mary McDowall will open her
music class September 4. q
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AVOID Main street prices on drugs. Try
NAPLES. oil Congress street, prices; only the
best drugs and skill 80
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FOR SALE-Furniture Of honest quality at
low prices. Dillingham; Furniture Co, 1905
1907 Congress avenue. formerly '0i Main ST.
a-5
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PLANTS, PLANTS, PLANTs--We can supply
strawberry. dewberry, blackberry and cab
bage plants in any quantity. Correspondence
collected. Alvin Produce Co. Alvin, Tex. U
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BOILERS. ENGINES. PUMPS. HEATERS.
Dypamos. Motors. Elevators. Electric Sup.
plies. CONTRACTING. Repairing. B. 7. Barden
Houston. Texas. II
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8. O. COTTON BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents aud Adjusters. 10 Main street
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Offices in the "Hll' building, corner Main
street and franklin avenue. This property
has been recently renovated and is in per-
feet condition; good location for any busi-
ross; all cars in the city pass this corner.
Apply to Houston Land and Trust Company.
l2-l5
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PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
10 advertisements in office OF The Post
Tor the week ending Saturday. August &c:
a 10: 61Ii 49,; Bateson; 6652; Cashier
6,59; Mr.. Ellis tli): i G t2); 67o5, 6ss0;
esl0 t2l; 66s4; 6S29; $3.50; 653S; 67Os Csc;
6ise: 6SS2; 6731 l2l: 663l; $751;; Franklin's;
ssll; GIL: csc: 1886; $3.50: 6S37 (2): 6Sss (3)
%; 6764; 6s6i: 6sl4: 6s15 (3): 6SiO; GAO (sl
2i5; 6se5: 6i95: 6I69; w. Fl. Sharp: 67sl
20: 6sis; 6s6s: 6Iis; R C; -Reiiable; II. 5o17
Piano; 679s (3) N6s2l: eS47 (SJ; 6S22: G7sS
20: 67iS (2) Mrs. Bette Wegener; 9s9;
1888: $685.; XXX: 61e5: 1000 (2)