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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Diaz to Visit ExposItIou,

Minister Mariscal, Mexican secretary
OF foreign affairs, through United
States Ambassador Powell Clayton has
transmitted President Diaz's accept
ance Of the invitation extended by the
Pan-American Exposition company to
participate in the exposition of 1901 at
Buffalo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
The Ray Murder Trial.

The trial of George II. Ray for the
murder of Frank Cheesman of Brown
vile in November, 1898, which was
to have been called Thursday morning,
was postponed until TAO in the evening
on account of the snow blockade south
II Auburn, that delayed the train on
which was one of Rays attorneys. A
jury has been secured and testimony
is being taken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Loses Three Hundred sheep.

Griffith. a recent investor in sheep
in Dawes county, Neb.. has suffered
the loss of nearly three hundred Of his
flock within as many weeks. They first
packed up in a shed and smothered
nearly two hundred to death. The
next day they stampeded in II storm
and n hundred were killed by coyotes.
He is a new IA in the business aud
the only man reported having lost
sheep in that section.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Cleveland Able to Travel.

ES-President and Mrs. Grover Cleve.
land left Princeton Wednesday for New
York, where Mr., Cleveland will join T..
c. benedict and Daniel :. Lamont,
with whom he will start for Florida on
"a three. weeks fishing trip along the
Florida coast.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09

The Kentucky house by a party vote
killed the bin introduced by Reprcsen-
tativc Haswell republican, which pro-
posed to repeal the Goebcl election law
and To substitute for it the law in
force at the time of its passage and
under which the election machinery
was i'm the hands of the county Judges
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Alleged Thief Located.

j. A. Gregory, the nan charged with
stealing a mule from Il. ID. Laughlin,
living near Ashland, October |, 1899,
has been located in Iowa and a
warrant was issued by the Saunders
county, Nebraska, county court for
his arrest. Governor Poynter will he
asked for requisition papers ana Greg
DRY will be brought back for trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Three Children Burn ed.

John, Charles and Emma, aged re-
spcctively five, seven and nine, chill
dren of Charles Wenger, living eleven
miles from Olympia, Wash, were
burned to death. The parents were
absent from home attending a dance.
An elder child, aged IL, was badly
burned while trying to rescue the
others.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
To Repeal Duties on Paper.

Representative Dcvries, of California,
has introduced IA joint resolution for
the repeal Of duties on white or print,
ing paper and the material from which
it is made and directing the attorney
general To enforce the antitrust law
against those maintaining a monopoly
in such paper and material.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Telegra PHI Line Cut.

A dispatch from Maseru, Basutoland,
says: The telegraph line between Mafe-
king and Maseru was cut. "a whole see
ton being removed. 1t is believed this
was the work Of natives prompted or
bribed by the Beers,
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09

A number Of horses have been sent
into Zululand with the object of march
ing the British force through Zululand
and in~tercepting the Beers north OF
Biggarsberg. A complete system OF
photographic communication is estab
lished between Weenan and Eshowe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Manage to settle Strike.

A strike at the Montreal Cotton COM
pany's mill at Valleyfeld, Quebec, by
which 1000 operatives were affected,
has been settled, the men getting an
advance of 5 per cent. Work was re.
sumed Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Receipts In %PhiMhLnes.

The war department received a cabled
statement showing that he total re-
ceipts from the Philippine stands for
the month of February, 1900 was $780,
t9s, of which amount S357,OO was re-
ceiyed from custom sources
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
HE GETS E YEARS..
George Ray Pleads Guilty to Mansinugh-
ter at Auburn.

ter at Auburn.
In The district court ut Auburn. Neb..
Judge Stull passed sentence upon Geo.
II. Ray who was tried at this term for
the killing of Frank Chccsman at
Brownvillc. during the month of No
vember. 1898. Counsel for plaintiff
and defendant mutually agreed that
the defendant might plead guilty to
h charge of manslaughter, which he
did. The court passed the sentence.
giving Ray ten years in the pcniten-
tiary Mt hard labor. The result Of the
trial gives general satisfaction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Charged with Murder.

Jack McChrystal, charged with the
murder of John T.. Robson, was ar
Ranged in police court at Sioux City,
Ia, but took a change of venue to IA
justice court. M%cChrystal stoatly
maintains that he is innocent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Car HArna Rurn

The car barns of the Cleveland,
Berea. Eylria & Oberlin electric rail.
way, located just west of Cleveland,
were destroyed by fire. A dozen large
suburban cars were burned, The loss
will probably be between $50. 900 and
$40, 900, covered by insurance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Husband shoots His wife.

William Chapel, aged thirty-six. of
Steubenville, o., entered the house of
Ella Miller, at Wheeling, w. Va, and
fired four shots at his wife, Ethel. aged
twenty-five, an inmate. Two shots
took effect and the woman will prob
ably die. Chapel was arrested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
NEGOTIATING pr N Port,

The London Standard says: 1--WE
believe that negotiati'ns for England's
acquisition of a port in Portuguese
east Africa, giving Nasy access to
Rhodesia are on foot am likely to sue
coed, in view Of the turn the war has
taken"
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Two Brothers Killed In PbilID mines.

Lieutenant Il. +. Koehler of the
Ninth infantry, killed near Tarlac re-
Gently, was IA brother of Is. Koehler Of
Geneva, Neb., and A.. Koehler, who
was buried there ten days ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Ordered To Manila.

Col. c. G. G. Carr of the Fifth United
States cavalry was a passenger by the
the steamer Ponce which arrived at
New York from Puerto Rico. Colonel
Carr has been ordered to Manila.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Forty Thousand to Oppose Roberts

Spenser Wilkinson, in the London
Morning Post, merely reviews the
small event announced in the dis
patches from the front and expressed
the opinion that the Beers cannot place
more than 10000 to oppose Lord Rob,
erts except by a complete abandonment
of Natal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
MRS. WOlCOTT GAINS SUIT
wife OF Colorado senator Granted q
Divorce.

Before Judge Alien of the district
court at Denver, Colo. Mrs. Francls NJ.
Wolcott was granted an absolute
divorce from Senator q. Wolcott on the
ground Of desertion. Senator Wolcott
was not present, and no evidence was
introduced for the defense.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
Fell on Icy Pavement.

At Beatrice Mrs. Nancy j. Cruncle-
ton slipped and fell as she stepped on
the icy porch at her home, sustaining
a broken collar bone. Lynus Knight
fell and was badly hurt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
stricken with Paralysis.

Erick ShortroIn, a pioneer of Stroms-
burg, Neb., was stricken with paraly-
and is in n dangerous condition
little hope of recovery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09
MRS. STANFORD QUITE ILL
Contracts Rad Cold aud Hor Condition
Dangerous.

Mrs. Leland Stanford, widow Of the
late multimillionsire senator from Cal
i~fornia, is d dangerously i'll at the Fifth
avenue hotel in New York. Ten days
ago Mrs. Stanford contracted n cold
while II driving and the next day
was confined to her room.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09

Prof. Bernard Moses of the university
OF California has had a conference
with the president. Mr.. Mckinley
rendered him the vacant place in the
new Philippine commission and Mr..
Moses accepted II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-09

A woman supposed to be Miss Laura
Larson of Denver, Colo, or Given,
Iowa, took a large quantity of wood
alcohol on an east bound Rock Island
train ont of Lincoln and was taken
from the train at Omaha in a dying
condition. She was removed to the
Omaha police station, where she died.
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TWENTY HORSE ENGINE and boiler, sI0J
ls0e Washington avenue Houston. IL
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being commensurate with material pros
perity along other lines tlion is the case
in most portions OF Louisiana. He shows.
however that Caleasieu is still far behind
proper standard
Ths fact that Jennings has lled appllca-
Fion for the privilege 10 extend their
school TO a high school enS thar Welsh
has voted a tax sufficient 10 maintain
eight months school is noted IN the re-
port
TIE superintendent recommends a
change in the method Of talsing the enum-
Grafton OF children in the respective
wards and subdistriets Instead OF taking
the n%me OF the patron and the number
q hif children. Superintendent McNeese
insists that the name OF each child bs
taken and placed oil file with the schoc'
Board before schools arc granted.
The purchase OF a lot aud the eroc~
lion q suitable building Is Erged for
Ward 2 OF Lake Charles. this being tns
only ward without It's own school prem
ises and building. The election OF a city
superintendent OF schools is recommend
ed. This superintendent, is not necessari.
~ to be the principal q schools, but on
who is yersed IN public school economies,
In the year 1899 there were l39 write
gc1ools and sixteen coIosrd in tho parish.
Enfelimsnt for the year was $3.50 white
and 9s5 colores. Average attendance ras
1852 white and $50 colored. Teachers ems
pioyed we're 1873 white and eleven colored.
The estimated value OF school property In
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we did in 1892 and 1896 for the sake of
the people and the love We bear tn pso-
pIe's cause. We call upon every pootli5t
in the Union to rally once more unoer
the banner of reform and to assist us IN
winning this eliminating strusg'e OF the
century. In nominating Mr.. Stevenson
for the vice presidency, the peoples party
gave sublime example OF the relunelar
OF partisanship. We had already nom-
mated Mr.. Bryan. the standard bearer q
another organization. for pres dent we
had nominated Mr.. T0wne, the brilliant
young leader of the silver republicans, for
vice president Although deerly dissp-
pointed at the failure OF the democratic
to ratify this nomination We
followed the only course that seemed opel
to us and for the sake OF harmony ana
unity overlooked all mere party consla-
erations and made both democratic stand
ard bearers our own. We bellows by tins
act we have not only strengthened the
cause but that in the long run We nave
also strengthened our own party orsaal.a-
tion. Right never dies and the princlpl 3
that brought the peoples party mo e.
istence will spring up with rtdoupltd
ylgor and will continue 10 grow ire
hearts and minds OF the people until tney
are victorious. We have laid down muen
that the cause might succeed. and In its
triumph we will triumph as we'll NO m an
ever becomes really great un ~
he learns to look to nimseH ioi
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an idea or truth and no party can
ever become really worthy OF accomplish
ing the high and holy purpose for when
ours was born until It has been tried by
the same sacrifice. Truly did the greatest
Of ali say: HE who lays down his lie
for NV sake shall find 1t again, Wnlle
IincoIn did not believe-ln abolition, his
elsctIon meant the ending OF human sla-
verv an this continent. IN tha same way
the election OF Bryan means the beginning
~ new era ii american politics. The
future victories for humanity that VIII
grow out OF ~ no man can faFeses' Tne
populist party was the beginning OF ms
movement and is the Impulse when car
rios il forward. We have grown until our
nrjoeinles have permeated the masses
~ another great party and have thus
made them our allies in this campaign. me
seed we planted years ago has taken root
ana has crown until now at the bsEin-
ming of a new century it is about 10 come
into victory. In the name OF humanity.
and for the cause OF liberty wniah Is as
slcred now as r. was IN any OF the e'uh
tries greater struggles Of the past We car
mon me people to rally 70 the suppori OF
IN Renubllc in It's hour OF struggle pc
tween me world forces OF monarchy ann
freedom. There are only two slaes 10 Inc
confest There is no middle ~ thN rHah'
Who Is mot for us is against US, ne VINO
soes NOT eive his full support 10 me
cause OF popular government Is US sneniy,
There 10 no room for SIDES on 'ne one
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the parish is $4,000. Average monthly
salary OF white teachers was 1929, coll
ored $2s.ss There we're 312 white and
nifty colored pupils in private during
1899. In the Lake Charles schools there
were 1900 pupils and twenty-one teachers
The schol fund for the year amounted
TO $6S,09554. Disbursements were Si4.-
947.3
The following general comparative sta
tistics will be of INTEREST,"
u s. La Cal. Par.
Population ...75.oOo,OOo $4,000 $4,000
Scholastic popu-
iation .2l.45s,29i 45s,sOo s,5is
No pupils en-
rolled .......l5, OBS, 6S6 1884 662s
Per cent school
population en-
rolled ......... 10 1915 70
: az Attendance end .,,io,sse.oss issoas 4.5aa
Dsily attendance
per 100 pupils. $3.50 ~ 10
lation enrolled soss 1874, ss'ss
capita OF pop
Whole number
r pIsssd s- 4oo,lsa ass. 40
Average number
children to
teacher 49,. 30 50 30
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1901.
r. MIAMI ADS ar READ EVERY DAY
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTlCE--All bids hereioToTc
received having been rejected in conformitv
TO the act Of February Q, 1893, as amended
by tho act OF February 20, 1900 to provide
Tor the location and building of an epllentic
asylum, sealed bids are again Invited for
the construction OF tho buildings To be
erected ON the premises near tho CITY NJ
Abilene as heretofore selected for Tho nur
pose. Such bids will be made and must no
received at or before 10 O'Clock a M ~
the Sth day Of October, 1900. at the oifice
Of the comptroller OF public accounts. AVS
tan. Texas. and all bids SO received viii no
opened by the undersigned at said Office az
said hour on said date -
Plans and specifications OF saId hui,din,a
can be seen and form OF proposals can go
had at the office of J. l.. O'Connor. arehi.
teot, Austin. Texas. on and after the 5th
instant. 's'
certified check for the sum of two fN
per cent OF the amount Of bid drawn in
favor of the governor OF the State n,
Texas. shall accompany the bid or bids NJ
each bidder as guarantee of good faith.
should the successful bidder fail To enter
into contract he shall forfeit to the State
the eertlned check as liquidated damages,
Certified checks of all bidders will he rs.
turned when the bid is accepted and con-
tract awarded and bond executed.
The successful bidder shall furnish good
and approved bond in the amount Of one
third OF the contract price within fifteen
days from the time the award Is made
All bids must be made for the construc-
ton OF said buildings according to the
plans and specifications as submitted by inc
architect, subject to additional appropria-
IONS 70 De hereafter made by the legls-
lature for the purpose.
The state reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Joseph d. sayers, Governor.
K. w. Finley, Comptroller.
j. w. Robbins, Treasurer.
SpDtemDer 1 1000 a.
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cALCAsIaT SCHOOLS.
Comprehensive Report Made by the
Parish Superfntendent.

Lake Charles. LII, august 26.-Tht
twelfth annual repor. Of Hon. John Me
Neese as superintendent Of tho public
schools OF calcasieu parish mas been pub
lished in book form and distributed. Illus
trstions and hah-tone ehgraylngs are
dispersed throughout the work, ana it
contains a full record OF the work OF ina
Lake Charles snhoois Tor me past ten
years, together with a list - graduates
OF the Lake Charles high school. The
work in 1888 was far in adyaace OF any
preceding year The rerort calls atten-
tion TO the fact chat the progress OF
schools in calcasiou parish come nearer
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hand is the army OF the people; on the
other are the legi0ns OF privileges and
plutocrncy rule. Every man must take
his position on the one side or the other.
Populism was organized as a protest
against the encrosching spirit OF anarchy.
and now that success Is In sight we can
not believe that our people will fail In
their duty. but every one OF our 2,000. 600
voters Will register on election day IN IA
vor Of government OF the people and
for the preservation OF 1le Republic.
]. II. Edmistcn, Wee Chairman.
J. A. Edgerton Secretary.
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y Of THE POpULIsTS
JAILED on TO SUPPORT
hEFoRM TICKET.
'oushout the Country
TO Rally to bryan
aud stevenson.

ssh september 1.-vice Chair
,ss nv I, and Secretary Edgerton Of
','. Nalonai committee issued an
q ' ,'al for supper. for W. j.
/ "a. styling the Endorsement of
|. :, as vice presidential
~. e address says,
/ ,.s. q the United States.
4, !. ION Of the National com
N, you greetings. We are
\ sts,. Of the Victory Of tn, ur,n-
} a q. We have so 10 Z fought.
Eiss fsss. 4. as ths 'i peo les :
Il az, PAST ten years ., rs ! 5 e, ss
I s ss,s sacrifice and patriotic
on s,'s 7. PIE are Beginning 70
Il u more charge and the igs NJ
al Join together as
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PINE LAND--Cut 5000 to acre to exchange
for Houston property. r. c. Gray Co.
31i Binz,
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|EE REn Cpnc- ------------------
HI ana n SRosS brand Fountain
I'm -o5 aueber Goods at Kissllng's
-. ". Main streei
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AGENrs WANTED.

AGEN ia-~Artlela OF unusual merit; highest
awards; government Endorsement; half mil
lion sold, Agency Dept 49, q william.
New York. ,
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

l HAVE TWO LARGE MULES, well matched;
full blood Jersey COW, with three weeks
old heller calf, that would like to sell or ex-
change towards small tract OF land close
in. II. l.. Hohl Charcoal warehouse. Bolh
phones S24.
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WANrED--By a systematic mid
die aged man; speaks English and Ger
pertaining to business, references furnished.
Address 1850, this office, 4
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backed by absolute guar
antee TO straighten kinky negro hair. Near
~ an profit and sells on sight. Write Ros-
ton Chemical Co. Richmond. Va, for terri
tory aud particulars.
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seuRET SOCIETIES.

- GATED convocation of Wash
,rs,op Chapter No. 2. II. A. NJ.
N ,,ais,u at 5 o'clock. sojourning
I'm ,onpanions are cordially invited
IN "a attend. John w. Haskins,
u u p; J. R. Cade, Secretary.
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! sssob IKE NE, TENTS. awnings, tar
! Aiansfs SSSsrs, horse covers, ham
III asxt ovsuges' hags, etc. Try us
ksitm.nOsa er' price list on appll-
= snn & Kneeland Tent Co..
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aysPHlNE, WHISKY HABITS
sl,t,s,. ~ Gays without pain or in-
atssss 40 pay until cured and per-
|ts,t. 10 case Of failure will pay
NJ. ba,S Apehses while here. also rail-
EthsT,". a n Best references. Ad-
n tnto,h nome, 1927 North Flores
|7f--------O, itAaS. n
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED on Houston real estate
Ed. s. Phelps. Attorney, S1Ols Main street.
FOR SALE-S1000 worth per cent ten-year
district school house bonds. Address A. q
Douthit, Elkhart, Texas
WANT ED-$20O to $500 Tor to II months on
chattel mortgage security. Address Box
255 Z,
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keeping Cool.

BRENNAN Press.
Despite all this hullabaloo about HE
various adventures and midadventures.
the shirt waist man seems to be keeping
cool
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

MIDDLE AGED steady man wants job as
Waterman, or as all round man on iNace.
and to attend horse and vehicle and mako
himself useful. Address salS, this Office
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY at a bargain, a thousand
acres of level hog wallow prairie, on lake
or liver but above overflow. Price must be
low C. r. p, P. o, Box G4I, Houston
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WANTED TO RENT.
NOTICE TO Rental Agents and Landlords--l
want house suitable for boarding house
on or before October J.. IL. III. Yorty, nix
Congress avenue. Phone IA. rings.
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4 ! aAcA STAND: Phone 1900: stable
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WANTED--Agents In every town within one
hundred and fifty miles OF Houston 10 rep
resent the Excelsior Steam Laundry Conn
pany. Houston Texas. Liberal commis-
gfong Maid 8
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AUGUST was slow. wet month in the real
estate market. but September promises
better u you are in the market to buy
sell. rent or EXCHANGE, l can interest you.
! have several buyers for good investment
property, several snaps Ia small home
places, vacant lots IN every ward IN the
city; you viii fnd my prices always as
low as property can be bought al. y. M.
Norileet, phone 67S, B.nz building II
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AGENTS WANTED-Newest noislest nov
city pocket telegraph; send dime for sam-
pie and terms. Box GIG. Houston. "a
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PLENTY OF MONEY for farm loans: call
or write for particulars. Wilson & Han
-nnah.. 20 Nam 19llalng. -Holston: 81
MONEY TO LOAN--We have money 10 loan
on business property or to improve your
home or other property near Houston VIM
II. olschewski & Co., 201 Khan building,
new phone 666 q A
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OLD SORES

and all kinds OF skin and blood diseases.
Cancer Piles aud Chronic diseases. both
male and female positively cured See testi-
monials In my office from parties recently
cured. Office at residence: consultation frss
Address
DR. PENN D THORNTON,
Phone 575. rings. Houston Heights.
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

WANTED--First-clas board for gentleman
and wife and two small children. Addr IS
p. SIX pwlth. box 17S HIllsboro, Texas.
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no CLOSE AN ESTATE

Fifty acres. snbdirlded into 5 and 10 acre
blocks three miles southwest from tn court
house. for sale together or separately: 81 70
SIS monthly payments II desired. NO easn
II improved. Big Involvement II sold together
Address p. o. BOX g. Houston Heights Tex.
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WE HAVE the largest and most complete
stock OF high grade Carriages phaetons,
Surveys. buggies Mitchell fam and spr ng
WAGONS, single and double buggy and wagon
harness. set our prices before buying, Edw
lalendons Carriage Repository, corner Of
Franklin and Caroline streets s
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BARGAINS in second hand typewri,ers l
No, Smith Premier, $500, ! No, Smith
Premier $4,000. 1 No. . Remington Type
writer. 5000: ! No. Remington Type
writer. 5000, PASTORAL. SO4 Main street:
Houston. IL