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l. Won HOFE, piano tuning; my work is
my guarantee Address care l.. Lechenger
400 Main. OF phone $40 %
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER Mrs.
Black tells everything; removes troubles.
unites separated luck charms, etc. 20f
Preston avenue. Also by mail. g
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WEAK NFN--"Mencure will make you
strong ana vigorous once more. 81 per bottle
correspondence confidential. Eureka Remedy
Co. Houston. Sold by l. Lewyn. iol Main
Houston. ~
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OPIUM. morphine, whisky habits cured in
IS hours without pain or injury to patient;
no pay until cured and perfectly satisfied.
In case of failure will pay all patients ex-
penses while here, also railroad fare both
ways from any part OF United States. Best
references Address Matthews Home Dr.
Harvey NJ Matthews, superintendent, 1927
North Flores St. San Antonio. Texas. i2-4
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WOE LARGE upstairs room with board,
Ni nentraIly located modern conyenenees,
s ssh,l boarders solicited. No. si2 Travis
table .se, .
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Free Cure For Men.

vareocsc. niaht ssnissicns, rrsmafprs Ssahsy *.
and restores the organs 70 aPenGth oad y5eB, p y
w. Knapp, iaoa Hull puidinG poerolk N!th, qo4!y
order that every weak InAn ny crse hU0elf r. 49,
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BEST HAIR GROWER Eclipse hair tonic;
best face lotion; wtchhazel almond cream;
25c bottle. at Lewyns. IS
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

furnished rooms with elegant table
board; all eonyeniences. Apply IA" Sapa
mi street -
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TAR, HoarhOund Honey and Wild Query ;
Peerless remedy for coughs, colds and
whooping cough; does not contain opiates.
II. P. holland sole agent. S02 Preston. IFS
WEAK MEN-"Mencurc' will MAKE you
strong and vigorous once more, 81 per bottle,
correspondence confidential. Eureka Rene
dy Co. Houston. Sold by l. Lcwyn iOi
Main Houston ia
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED--A room and hoard In private fam
lily; prefer 10 furnish my room none need
address who are apt to move; must be near
street car line. II. d. Johnson, Shaw build
ing. y
WANTED Board and two connecting rooms
IN private family by family OF throe no
children. Address TIP, this office %
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A SUITABLE Christmas present is Smith
Premier Typewriter. Price. $1,000 Write
!. J. Pastorisa Ptg. & Lltho- Co.. for terms.
Houston. Texss-
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PIANO TUNING-strietly frst:cIass work
Guaranteed Phone 2s2 or call at Gruna-
sS.is;s Mueic store. 3iO Nan n
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FI-NFRAI DEsIGNs-Palms for DO Grating.
ctrvsanthemums. choice ferns. Kerr's
Green House, 2al9 Travis street. Phone
1916. rs
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LEwYN'S LITTLE LIVER PELLETS cure
constipation. hiousness: CSC bottle, At
Lewyn's drug store. y
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TW0 LARGE and one small nicely furnished
W. oons1 sood board; bot and cold water gas;
nIeasant locality. No. sos poik avenue be,
tpween Main aud Travis references. =
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BOARD AND ROOMS At reasonable BILE. rates e
liOi Texas avenue. rhohe no iV'@ my
riuPsl.
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j. o. COTTON BRO, Fire Insurapce
Agents ana AdjuStsss. y Hsip street. y
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JUST ouT--Gultar chord attachment; any ono
can play; csc; agents and dealers wanted
Shaw Instrument Factory Decatur. III. ia
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KATTMANN & KNEELAND. the tent max
rrs. Of Texas. 3lsh Main street. Hqus on.u
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY = Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investiga-
tons; reasonable rates. correspondence So
Texas II
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AGENTS WANTED by Farmers and Mer-
chants Fire Insurance company. Sln
kinm's IS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Truck farm Of
two acres, well improved with fruit trees
and buildings. located about two and one
half miles from court house in Houston
Harral & Harrai. ~
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,I5o 900 TO LOAN on Houston business ptop-
erty in amounts TO suit. ono TO zen years.
az lowest rates OF interest can also supply
sny part Of the city with loans on the in
etallInert plan: these loans car be paid Ia
null or any part OF them at any time; no
an the came day application is made II title
As satisfactory: can supply parties wanting
to buy lots or build with special bargains n
choice blocks. quarter blocks. lots or resi-
tences In all parts OF the city or additions
or easy terms or for cash. Apply at once 10
n 7 Mills 2O5 Main rect Il
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--one upright
piano for cattle or anything equal value.
John r. Boyle, S05Is Main street. &c
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WE'LL FuRNIsHED. e saIS xatsr r0 TeleUboae
y good table. hot and COLO wafer ie'eploa y
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS on salary or commission, the great
est agents seller over produced; every user
OF pen and ink buys Il on sight; 200 to 500
per cent profit one agents sales amounted
10 $500 in six days; another so In two hours
Monroe Mfg Co, l36. la Crosse Wis l2-t
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NOTICE is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company will be held at the general office
Of tho company, IN the city OF Houston.
5th day of December. 1888; and tho regular
annual meeting OF the directors OF said
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Company will be held IN the city OF Hous-
ton, Texas at ~ o'clock. noon, on Tues.
day. the 18th day OF December, 1889. James
A. Baker, Jr.. secretary Houston East ana
West Texas Railway Company. 2-i5.s9
WILLIAMS STANDARD TYPEWRITER
Most durable. speedest. best. second band
machines all makes. l.. A, Wright Co..
General Agent. No. POI Main. Dallas: q
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FINANCIAL.

.I HAVE MONEY 10 loan In small amo ints
oh chatte security, Chas. r, Munger. ble
Kiam's, -
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landau. one wagouette, one Victoria and
one throe-horso power motor. Apply Sid
WcstheiIner IL
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MAYER LiPsHITZ, 5Oi Preston avenue,
Wholesale and retail dealer In from metals,
bones. moss, all kinds of furs: highest mar
kct price paid: write for quotations, "a
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SITUATION WkNTED-By young man OF
good habits as dry goodJ salesman OF Of
fee work; experience and tho best OF ref
pftca q,
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YOUNG MAN holding second class school
certificate desires position AS clerk in dry
goods or grocery store. win work CHEAP
first month. can furnish best of reference.
ADDRESS i. O. Box IL, ollenburg. Fayette
county. TOMS. 20
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

LOST-On Franklin avenue. Knight Tempar
watch charm. Finder will please return
same TO Hutchins House. =
LOsT-A fine pointer dog, With license check
No. 49, Finder return to Nick Dainico.
corner OF Franklin and Main street and
receive reward. q
LosT-White bull pup, about months old
has red spot on each side OF head. Liberal
reward II returned to Peter Baumann. 1909
Commerce avenue. ~
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WE PAY best prices for second hand furni-
turo and household goods. Ring UP 1875
e rings> will call Wright 4 Coombs, ~
Milan ~
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YOUNG MAN 2S.years Of age from Atlanta
Ga. with business education and expert
enec, desires position; VIII work az any
thing. ,7tS this office. %
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mill OF 1900 capacity; work to commences
nj once. Mount Vernon Lumber Co.. Day
ton, Texas. n
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WANTED TO BUY horse with buckboard or
buggy: part cash, balance weekly pay
ments, or will take horse for feed; re-.
llablo party. call h0Si2 Travis street. -
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WANTED-Relinble cook twhitel and baker:
hotel. restaurant boarding car or camp.
IS years experience: str.ttlY sober. Adj
dress l.. Enuro. 90 Filth stIent. ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1899-12-21

Xmas Gifts

is easy il you come here. Which
ever way you turn after entering
the store you will see scores Of
articles which will make appro-
pirate and acceptable gifts. Every
department IS replete with Chris
mas suggestions. Our splendid
Dry Goods stock. together with
the special line of Toys. Fancy
Goods and JeWelry added to our
holiday trade, is unequdIIed in
this section. An attractive fea-
ture of holiday shopping here is
the low prices which pre- vail. at
| this store You get more than
you expect to for your money.
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Dolls!

~ UR Coll family is the largest we have
Dentertainsd. Many Of these dolls are
now leaving us for new homes, SO
people whs want to see how many different
styles there are had better especially
if they want to select one for adoption. It.
doesn't cost anything to see this beauty
show and if a doll is chosen the expense Of
owning itis not large.
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Leather
Goods!

srANCYs leather goods offer many APP,
propriate articles for Christmas gifts.
PROMINENT in this line is our excep.
tionally complete assortment Of pocket books
and card2cases, either plain or sterling silver,
or gold trimmed. A look through this line
wilIhelp many puzzled Christmas shopper
to decide what to give, for it offers many sug-
gestions.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1899-12-21

~ ANTACEAUS HASN'T q more com
plete assortment of toys in his pack
than We are now displaying to the
delight of all the boys and girls who have
visited our toy department.. Saturday is
children's day here, and all the boys and girls
in town are invited to come and see where
Kris Kringlc gets his supplies.
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DANBURY, Conn. Nov. 24-A few
days ago Miss Myrtle Monroe, daughter Of a
well-known horseman in this city, made
the acquaintance Of young man who
chanced to be here. The young han told
her that he was Donald D. Baker. Of Ohio
q cadet at West Point. He had military
appearance. and after q brief acquaint-
ance Miss Monroe promised to marry him.
He appeared here on Saturday and. told
the young woman that he had run away
from the Military Academy and had risked
his cadetship in order to claim her for his
bride. They drove to Carmel, N. Y, on
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He succeeded in getting bail in the after

He succeeded in getting bail in the after
noon. and about o'clock returned to the
Midway. lTichnor saw him enter, fol-
lowed him to the "Lunette' show, and
then went away. A half hour later Tich-
nor. at the head of fourteen guards, rushed
upon the barker" for the Hagenbach
show. hit him several times with a club,
and were dragging him to the guardhouse
when John Fost, Of the Hall of Mysteries,
and Joseph Wilson, of the Old Planta-
tion. interfered. They were promptly
knocked down and beaten. Everybody was
excited by this time, and several of the
men in the Old Plantation, with attaches of
the Cairo Theatre and other shows, seized
sticks and attacked the guards. The fight
was waSing when Manager Bestocl, Of the
Hagenback show, and Chief Engineer Irk-
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ladies' Flannel Waists.
sued in regard to pass privileges to the

sued in regard to pass privileges to the
guards. These men were appointed by pol
iticians, and have been little more than
ornaments. 1t has been their habit to take
friends. generally female, up to the shows,
hold up two or three fingers, indicate how
many they had to pass, and usher them in
Wednesday Tichnor took three women to
the '.Lunette" show, and held up hir fin
gers in the same old way. Tibbitts, the
barker refused to allow them to enter
and told Tichnor that In future he would
have to have passes for his friends.
"All right he responded. 'If my
friends cant go in you can't blow that
horn.
Thinking little of the threat, Tibbitts
soon after used the horn, and was promptly
arrested. charged with breach Of the peace.
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RAILWAY bONDS AUIH5
Increased Dealings Mark the Pend
ing Months Traffic
Operations in Wall street Animated
by Expectations of a Good Bank
Showing Tomorrow-TrEders Dis
posed to Make Purchases-Sugar.
Leather, and Gas stocks strong.

NEW YORK Nov. 24.-The stock mar
ket opened active and in the main very
firm. Expectations that a very strong
showing would be made by the banks in
their weekly statement tomorrow were re-
ferred to as accounting in part for the
buying Of stocks and further good ef
feet followed the continued favorable dis
position of the London in this market. The
railway traffic returns for the third week
of the month reported handsome increases
notably In the Instance Of the st. Paul
Company.
There was very little news over night
bearing upon the financial situation except
the advices from South Africa reporting
a decisive British victory. Notably strong
features Of the market at the opening OF
business were Manhattan. Sugar Refining.
United States Leather common, Union Pa
cific, and Consolidated Gas.
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craisis, rwenty.fnh U. s. Infantry; Capt

J. Craigis, Twenty-ff,h U. s. Infantry; Capt
Stephen 0'Connor, Twenty-thrd U. s. Infantry,
and First Lieut.. Edgar t. Collins, Eighth U. s.
Infantry, Is appointed to meet at No. 1926 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, at 10 o'clock a. m,
November %, 1899, as soon thereafter as
practicable, for the purpose Of making a thor
ough and exhaustive investigation, reporting upon
and fixing the responsibility for the loss Of Ger.
tain ordnance stores charged to Light Battery A,
Pennsylvania Volunteers, and for which Barclay
H. Warburton. late captain. Light Battery A,
Pennsylvania Volunteers Is accountable
Col. James w. Powell, is upon his own appli
cation, detailed by the Secretary Of War as pro-
fessor OF military science and tactics at the Col
lege OF St. Francis Xavier, New York city.
Battalion Sergt. Major Henry Vessel, Forty
first Infantry Volunteers, having accepted COM
mission as second lieutenant in that regiment.
will be discharged the service OF the United
States, to date November 10, 1899.
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At Sl.49
$3.50 to 81 values.

Satin finished and Plain
Plates. Shaving Brush and
Cup, Flask. Cups and Sau-
GERS. Card Cases. Butter
Dishes.
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Washington stock Exchange.

sales-U. S. s's, registered: s1,5ooV
1os Ii; U. s. 3's, coupon: s2OOa 100 Ia;
Washington Loan and Trust: 2oG l1S, 50
173 IL; Capital Traction: 5GS4, 2o6l93 IA,
20G9 80 5-s, iO693 IL; Washington Gas: Ga
SO SIS; Mergenthaler Linotype: 10d2l0. 80
G2i0l-S. 6Oa2l0 L., 20H 210 3-S. 2oG
2i0 Ii. I0d2IO SIS. 20d2i0 3-4, 1eG 2lo is.
i0G211, l0d21l 1-S, 10T211 Ia, 10et2il 3-s.
1OI211 1-2; Pneumatic Gun Carriage: 200
a % cents Notice-Resolution 10 adjourn
over Saturday out OF respect 10 the memo
ry of Vice President Hobart was passed
On The Exchange today.
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Sunday and were married by the Rev. Mr..
Van Housen. Baker returned here with
his wife and said that he must hurry back
to West Point. The young woman told
her parents of her marriage yesterday.
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That ThrObbing Headache

Would quickly leave you II you used Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. Thousands Of sufferers have
proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous
Headaches They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only Is cents. Money back il not
cured. Sold by Henry Evans, Druggist, s3s 2
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Every One Union Made.

-.Ita-Ecx in q

&C. -.y. .tactcs in a
-:.;n.
PHIL -, = Nov. 2i.-A riot
took pia -. - OF the National
Export Expedition lat Light. Clubs and
plackiacks wo-o free,y as5d, and several
men were badly beaten. The battle was
between the exposition guards and the
"barkers' for the shows on the esplanade.
The exposition management at midnight
met for the purpose of enquiring into the
cause Of the disturbance. Their first ac-
ton was to summarily discharge Sergt.
Frank Tchnor.- Of the guards, who was re-
sponsible for the fight.
The trouble was caused by an order Is
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Army orders,

The following orders have been issued by the
War Department:
A board OF survey, to consist Of Major David
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AT CSC
$3.50 to $3.50 values.

Creamers, Trays. Bonbon
Dishes, Cups, Soup Spoons.
Dessert Spoons, and Forks.
CSC for half dozen OF these
Spoons and Forks. Think of
that!
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A Connecticut Romance.

enbine, appeared and succeeded in quell
ing the riot.
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cannot Dut contrast
the difference between this Toy store
stock, and those that come and go with
the holidays. There's a years prepar-
alton displayed here. Toys and Dolls
brought from half around the world
special novelties designed for and de-
livered to us exclusively. Strong, we'll
made. lasting Toys. And that they are
cheapest to buy is evidenced in this
short summary list.
Jointed Dolls. 17-inches high, with
shoes and stockings moving eyes, and
teeth and sewed wigs. Nobody else
has such doll for. or..........-.......s1
Toy China Tea Sets, 1Oc to IS.
Large Shoe Flys, 59c.
Large Galloping Horses, on station
ary stands, $2.75.
Dolls 4-Wheel Go-Carts, 25c.
Doll Carriages, 25c to IS.
13-inch Drums. with Calfskin Heads
and large Drum Sticks, 81.
Roll-Top Desks. 81.
White Enamel.d Bureaus, draw
ers. with Brass Trimmings, $1.25.
Soldier Suits. Soc to IS.
Tool Chests. SOC to IS.
Pianos, Upright and Square, 25c to
$3.50.
Bissells Toy Carpet Sweepers, 10c.
Blaekboards. with Desk Front, 81.
Tenpins. S-inch, 25c.
Crokinole Boards, with Large Men,
81.
Velocipedes, with Adjustable Leather
Seats aid Bright Metal Wheels, S1.75.
Iron Hook and Ladder, with Gallop-
ing Horses. large size, 81.
Game Of Anagrams, 10c.
The biggest floor. filled the fullest
with the newest. That's what's here in
Toys.
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
1919 F Street.
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Winter weight BaIbriggan Shirts and
Drawers-of the Lowrey stock-fleece-
lined and wool. soc and 75c a l1C
garment, for Observation-Disclosures. JJ
Lowrey Fancy Web Suspenders, with
patent cast-off, drawers supporter and
heavy webbing; worth 25c pair. 17C
for ~
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co.,
members of the New York Exchange.
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Lowrey Half Hose. in fancy stripes;
ma.,n rast eeiors oEn and; and regular made, 17c
Lowrey Grey Wool and Camel's Hair
Half Hose. worth 20c pair, nc
Lowrey Fancy Bordered and plain
white Handkerchiefs; fast color &C
and full size.
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Ladies' Dressing Sacques,67c.

All-wool Eiderdown. in Cardinal.
Pink. Blue. and Gray. shaped back,
perfect fitting, and fronted with wors-
ted crochet edge. View them as being
worth 9Sc-for they are.
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Bows OverCOats and Refers.
Two Lots Boys Knee Pants.

Plain Blue and Mixed Cheviot Knee
Pants; every thread wool; taped seams
and patented waist bands. Fit
ages to l6 years. Worth 75c
and soc. fol. 4Sc-
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s Samples Quadruple=PIate Silverware.

plating that is most as good as solid
, very newest design. most expert work
y scan the values, for the prices will
the benefit of it
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At 75C
$l.25 to 81 values.

Drinking Cup, Soap Box,
Napkin Rings, Toothpick
Holders, and Trays.
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CoYERNMENr BONDS.
pIsTRICr OF COLUMBIA BOND

6-s lqCo go year funding gold. 1919
i-s 1871 Water stock currency
IS 1865 water stock currency.
Funding currency 3.65's III llS'-
AXIS Reg. 2-i0iS lStf5 1871 .-....-..-
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-05
REAL GREATNESS.

An exchange gives this story of pom
pous member Of parliament who attended
an agricultural show in Dublin. He arrived
late, and found himself on the outskirts
of huge crowd.
Being anxious to obtain a good view for
himself and lady friend who ACCOMPANIED
him, and presuming that he was well known
to the spectators, he tapped a burly coal
porter on the shoulder and peremptorilv de-
manded, make way there
Darn you, who are We pushin'?" was the
unexpected response
do you know who I am, sir?" cried the
indignant M. P. Il am a representative of
the people,
YAH growled the porter, as he stood
unmoved, "but we're the bloomin' peonle
themselves
The foregoing illustrates the char
acter and manner of the English bully
and when the peoples servants are
gruff, overbearing and act out their real
feelings, the people know what to ex
pect and how to deal with them. The
people, the bloomin' people, will speedi-
~ weed out these self important. ego
tistical bosses and fill their places with
men who recognize that others besides
themselves have rights.
In many respects England has a gov
more truly representative than
oar own, and the reason lies largely Ia