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WANTED TO RENT

- !. - - .t,ra Il
WANFED-To rent: S-rcom rotiAss <
pantry, IN Third ward, mast y
class condition: occupancy ssP's-
Ederess 1851, this office -.----
WANTED-Three or four uniurn,s.ss,,
With private family for light nos sr,s
location not. particulars. reie''
changed. Address s62 William. ----~
THREE BEDROOMS use u ra'ss..s
room AMI kitchen for lialit hcss'ss
pest references given and &c.,
dress 9S5s, this office,
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WANTED TO BUY-One 70-saw plain Eagle
GIN one 7O-saw Pratt Huler gin: must be
in good condition and cheap Wharton Gin
aud Milling Company Wharton. ~
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MAt,KIAGE PAPER containing hundreds AZ
advertisements OF ladies and gentlemen
many rich, from az sections; free s. w
GurHels Toledo Ohio
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ron sALA-

FOR SAL2
sEAuTlFUL upright piano; must he sold az
once used - months; cost S0O; VII let
u 20 Tor $3.50. also some hne furniture;
Addresa z. D. q. THIS Office. :.
LARGEST STOCK Of high grade pianos in
tnt city; lowest prlcesi best terms Nall
hnd sec us and save money. Pianos 70
rent tuned, repaired c Jonke Co, og5
-n ~ 49,.
FOR SALE Seven horse power upright en-
gifo and boiler, iG-foot smoke stack and a
lot OF A-inch gas pipe. Address 992t TINS
.- o-nce. =
FOR SALE posi- ROUTE. Address g. this
office. y
BUGGY for sale, with rubber tires; good as
new new. Apply llll Rusk avenue .
ACCOUNT moving 10 New York August l.
we Lh.hncu OF my household goods; must
d. s1ni this week Apply \. Brown i7e2
Isyas avenue %
FOX sALE-Five standard makes Sewing
Mfchines, Ia good ord,r, with attachments,
SJ'iv each must be sold Monday O. \.
--l lIoI-lLIersana. 5l5 Travis street
WE HAVE a few second hand tents ler at
~ ana 50, mattress at 5Uc, bed springs
ZOOS rent your sewing machine from US, at
% ana soc week. Thompson Supply House.
WE CAN AZ YOU up from Kitchen to parlor
On easy time payments. Thump50u supply
House y
PoCLTRYMEN,-Ad yertlse In Te,ag poultry
Advocate. first issue out September 1. q
psRes ana handsomely Illustrates only
poeitfY and pet stock journal M south
Texas Advertising rates on application
ItNaa Poultry Advocate box 20 Houston.
'FH's' - y
DON'T WORRY, you can get what YOU want
at tho Thompson supply House see us .
FOR sALE-Ihc steam yacht Pearl all
complete, new g0-H = DO Ter, with Is
IL; p. e1ndenaing engine; L s. inspector
"a ,'' poSI.,s steam Suaiantieeq Sp t,,,,
F,rG,r strco, tIons+o, rova ga 'u''A % o.
- '------------- -
MOVING PICTURE OUTFIT, ready for road
4iaU eNlta calcium hsht ouih' VIM Carr,
80 N"Nu' -A'N ------------- ----------------- -
VIZ RENT furniture and an household goods
also Il on the uslalment plan, Taomp-
son supply liousc. p
T07,-cAr ~ -. ,,-t.
hopgehold furniture and upright plano, IN
srienGic condition Apply between . and
y IN morning. 1910 La Branch street "a
TOG gAr.IT -Secc,-d. Lord t,,,,bsr a. an to
III a. nov tbonea5d AMI, -act or9,cs &,
-----1 49, - AA,plN 1-f iol"@'S 81
~ ~ si, ,r o-Na az Si'91i taMlIy Furtfatt
-, - 10 s'on' e"'a' -
FOE SALE-Typewriters: All standaid
makes sold hall price or less, shipped for
trial. Write for catalogue and net prices
+ s. Webster Co. 2i9 Broadway. New
ork
FV7- S17E-Onr -f7I-e 1e-I twenty 7ocf AZ
FEC rail one very ola cuckoo clock. ono
Quick Meal gasoline stove also f4rnillre
and tools John seldom l5o6 Conrress. ~
-------------------------
,,,,p a.rr -, A..
appearing shelf four drawers only $1,000.
Tao regular price S25.aJ Pastoriza, jOl
Main tt
'oN 'hl-h ~ pNS-'oui iull 6alugr top'
use oul ut'i So' eR7h' eu' f"iIer ~.
FoGTih ward %
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING, july %, 1900
POST WANT ADS ARE READ EVERY DA



e-ssssssssssssssss.sessssseee
FOR AENr.
RENT HOUSES that are desirable control.
INVESTIGATE nv list, u viii sn'e po,h Ame
slG rrOuOie. Dropor0 shown Igee, Aorneet.
phone MO Biu1 Duttdng -
WE HAVE a complete. nst Of all vacant
HOUSES in uie ciCs, save ume " consult
ms US seaman a. Barrett so6 rannin
FOX RsN1-ig-foom house on Charities
street, cottage ciose 10 the hugh sunool
on CAPITOL Apply The Wonder store. ~
FOR NENr OK SALE-l2is acres three
quttt,r5 OF a mile west OF city limits and
fronting on bayou. Friedman Co, bi3
Tfavfs. -
FOX RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
with suutnern exposure WIN private ram
ny VIC AusLH, -
1911 CAPITOL for rent TO responsible party
desirable cool house. two stories, VITA
conNt niences. S55 "a month Apply next
aooi, 6iS Charities street 81
FOR RENT-one or Two south room for lIsnt
hoLseEeeping; partly rurnihheo. 1904 Brank-
lin avenue, -
THREE nicely furnished rooms, with prIyI-
lego OF baths, at No. 1909 san Jacmto, -
NICELY furnished room Tor gentlemen. APP
ply l6ct Lamar. Isl
FOX bENT-Furuished rooms for light
housekeeping. 1911 Dallas. 81
FOUB-ROOM COTTAGE for rent. Apply
Mrs Z, FUNK, dlf san Felipe street. y
FOR RENT-rwo-Btory house on street car
liuei modern improvements Apply 1918
LolIslana street 20
FOR RENT Nicely furnished large. cool
rooms southern exposure ~ Travis ST. %
THREE connecting rooms i9f light house
kerpu@ l2lO Mckinney avenue. -
Thon-s s 90, Fox pulling 3iiIa Nam.
Phone 9oe -,
THOMAS ras slxty-two houses for rcnt ~
,.,1,,,,., $3.50
homes X, Ohio ayeacy h,s Inn n
-------, -
IlIAl elegant lV-foom residence NO +oi9
= y, - stys,-S, ApD'Y o1'7' L. ''e'1' %
ON Mt uucy avenue, nice COURTROOM cot
taet oath ana sewerage; lice neighbor-
noon Apply lsl' -"' iN'Hn's, - -
THREE. ROOM hot Sc So o.. Fifth ward. Ed
mona G. Cochran "a MAN. IS
rvvC cr ,,,t,,,tst-, roo,,s. weldon,
aonvcnicnoes. i,O5 MIum street o
POINs rnuar yael,. block cep,r9i d,not
~ Grp:d. 21i
yI,1-1-,- i-1,,7-1 80 49, ---.---o
- ''.yn '',au -, V4tys'5s
Nt"nlt. sta3iv' servant foohi' f4''O'' Ap-
y ~ = ~. -; - ihly i'"Vela III PIlreSv
hotel hotel " N
FOR RENI-SoutheAst room. with bath; no
other roomers ana no children. STA smith
- y ., A''''is ga. y, ','sNi 10
FOR RENT-Pleasant rooms at S.i Main and
ltusk streets for single gentlemen, ret
ereuces required 81
IIIt1rr .,,,,i,-- -gCr-- lii -, ,,a
Two or al three low rent. over our shoe
store krupp TUtly, 3O2 Main atteet IS
-TI7T1 s,Tr5V STc1pt C--,-r T,o,-I7,1-- AMI
pterc. sve1,,e tnnIitr mn rnyviing 2trest
Is
~ . -1--I77-T1 "a - S,,-, ~ $500 ,-T,-'
at,H ~. ~ i''ai,tu io"-',e' tf
''7' ~
So - GU -.-- -S2A ~ 49, ------- =
no aUil mars rem. e,Iu,Ds wa,et
g1a "'t '2 '''"'"'' N''' '' 'l''a an %
--l - - ~
FOR RFNT-Three or four nice cool IN
CoWFORTA RI' p soprb room 10 , pentleman
In quiet family 1906 Washington street %
UPSTAIRS furnished room Tor gentleman
part OF house to family hydrant cisteru
l.-l -,-.-eos, Isg. ,-,-,.-2. .
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FOR SAIE-On terms TO suit buyer: Three
building lots 62hx120 feet, corner Jefer-
son and Cheaevert streets. In Third ward
ten-ioOt alley in Fear. For particulars etc
eall az -oom q. Gibbs building city 7-S
FoP sALE--At Pasadena, tnree-room house.
10 be moved of property. Address G. J
Falloer business MANAGER Houston Post Z
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO BUY-Extra light spring wa
son cheap for cash Address 1928 this
ONE LOT in Third ward, ,losa In, southeast
corner preferred. also one Is Sixth ward
near state street, will pay cash. EImen q
IL Eska o lele.s Congress. room 3. q
WANThp-To buy; Dry cottonwood lumber.
20 or Nc. >; N any quaruty. Address
M A. ~ scott. l5i0 Caroline street 2,
WANTED Second hand iron nay press. sfsfa
price and condition Peter Friesen, Fair
hsnks, Texas, ~
OLD GOLD and silver bought, Wilton sos
Prairie.
WANTED TO BUY-Good horse and s1rI5r
wagon cheap for cash. Apply 1910 Wash
laSloa. p
SHOW WINDOW. about 5xs feet Ho1-7o5
Electrical supply Co
WANTED--To CORRESPOND with partIes hay
ing three-saw edger for sale for small
mil Address Dunkin Watson. RocS
CASH PAID Tor old books IN good 6laaI5is
Puray's Book store. *
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WANTED 1000 to 5000 cords all sound split
4-foot pine wood: delivery 1900 to 1900 cords
per month Address naming lowest price
fob. cars So. Pac. or II. and 7. G. tracks
~ LIn1tatnn M n&2A THIS nfllce- ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

Lure AGENTS-We have Just Issued
new catalogue valuable Information for
you, write without delay Hudson q VIII
CbirsgaS '"s'' l-'6 W Van Buren, street,
-t-lNabu' %
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WANTED-Fifteen tons old railroad iron
name weight and price c. II. Conield1.
R0ckdnie Tpxas ~
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second hand Nlmbnl Bros Tor
other good muke) freight elevator for two
story building. Address w c. kleine, Con
zales Texas. -
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s1O0.00000 sAwMILL plant cheap, easy
torms l0.O00 acres long leaf pine: bargain
{ Cray Co, 3i2 B.uz. Y
SIX ROOM cottage. corner lot S6j0.OO. r
q GRAY q Co 81 Binz. Phone 6'9. Y
HOUSTON HEIGHTS, lots on Boulevard ana
21st avenue, 50xl50, sl25, s. monthly lowest
Prices all over Heights. See smeaton be-
tore you buy 522 Travis street. III
FOR sALE--six houses for 5000. worth 10000;
700 acres fine farming land for S2ij1, worth
$500, 35C0-acre farm at a bargain; to -OJ-
acre tracts near Houston ali kinds cry
property. Lots in Cascara addition on
" ~
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Fob SALE, rent or exchange, FOR Fifth ward
property, back Of shop my place opposite
Orphans Home; Groom and 4-room houses,
brick oisterns. stables; suitable for small
dairy. Apply 1906 Houston avenue, aftor
$3.50 D. m p c. Pattillo -
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AGENTS Send stamr for cataIoec- :
held necessities that sell On Y
money fer 1--we people New ys.s'<
aud Mfe Co., 3sj Broadway Nsxs !.
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s4taed Eh new patent S25 % per day guar
S york Braham Mtg. Co. BlisS cn 1cTn, 20
800 ----7-.-------------- p
wv loNFhLY new patent uetoIi,~ h-..s
c5nrs,t s1ippie free, C ". Eorshee Gin
AZ. ~ 49, - p
nretts iof cAnpsirn buttons, cut nrices
WIZ u, '1l~ l0e- Superior alfg. Co. BELLE
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! HAVE FOUNp positive cure for drunken-
ness; can be Given secretly: Will gladly ten
you what Il is. Don't send money. Mrs
May Hawkins. Lock Box X. $. l3i. Grand
Rapids Mich
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PERSONAL
LIST OF ANSWERS

Dnur.a.r.
1880.
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10 advertlssments In Office OF The Post
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1858 Cua, 500; Mra. EVANS, IS 90 yeto
-olV. j u: "a QD. 9Aaf, asgJ ! " az 5oa'
81 1855 $500, sos 500 ~ Is 80. y.
800 VIZ, 0'oo, ','i' geA- w ~
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NM -. .-l,i ~, 80, :, Ii, non,
t,,s, - t,,,"n .a,rs r,o,es An,
b, Ssbas Que r.SoJ,iner honr slgo on
rfr month slU.U0. ohirop6i ~, eacn corn
sue. also Nil teach a class sos Main
uoQefrn Texas =,
7ArIpe vopr t.,-- ---I,---7 - inches, IAN
l.rs Impossible. harmIess. si0l cash guar
anteo. prcoi free. Leonard Medicine ~.
11sT cII1-yCF- 0de- and ends Touda,
oniv. Cntictlra soau lsc. Pears ile. Ittll
W sntv 4 eaks- for so Afeuneut rdcun
powder 12c, fellows S. perfumcd tour
&c. The Big Bostou store. z.
Northumberland ,yrn1ar md boUorghlo men
-, r,rh ssnd 4r ter bie lisf d,scrip,Iuns
i,eiderces NuIunt ENchaugl KausN
Cuy Mo.
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LAplES-DeAojency OK form corrected bv ou
improved developer other apeo'3itcS Oh u
calculthie value 90 tAr aet; ou'y sta"lar'
goods handled. Correspondence S'.f,IA
cunndentiai sealed parucuiats for Aiamt
Eox 10 pullas TeNas.
M.or, t,ree-t .s,iteI,. ,nnirlrnoniul pa
r,,hi1sGFd se,, sraI.d w. MANY ,yprI
I'd, =. Si01'ooe n r.oyr Denver COL
-
YNOR FUTURE ioreloId hy s'di5' iei IA
hell YOU understand your enH.attr aG
H"l''" r,,,s ,,-,,i bo IA Vt yarnon
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W8NTED-A name for ne" magazine Sou
TOR best, $itt 3uo5sflptiou must ateuh
u8uy choice, O., a. Ticuty puhusueF
-17- M t1--I- 177- nd endT soIe. saw,
]HI ~ .ti'0-y 'n dry Goods
90 per ny Oh en- mas w. ~ ~ ,ssos'"i
SHOES, clothing, hats, ti.. lue hlB hoaAul
Store. curner Congress and Travis .
S110- IN PRENIUM sTAAPS giysu Tor ever!
81 gurcbaas Monday. The Big Bosto
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.rls ~ " ~ q ED-s500 per month by SELL
III. IN yam, ,t Spoke and Tire Tiehtener. II
~ mSeu' you take the order and make
"a ee % e'onts will repair a set OF wheels Tor
cinc,nussttfV u AZ new Monroe Buggy Co.
" NHlo ~
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AGENTs--specialty backed hv atrsi,'
tntee 70 stra'Ghtcn kinlsy ntgfs ~.
IS all profit and sells on Sight N.Y. NJ,
ton Chemical Co. Richmond wa
ritUry and particulars. ~
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4 ADiEsi Use chichesier's English Psnnyroyal Pills
kH Beat safeati Only Reiinhiei Takc no athrr
BUY % yeur DruEgist. ssna d. sthnirs or pafto.
alns and Reeffar Jadta In letter by return mail
Chichester Chetaicnl Co., Phllala., ia.
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acknowledgements. portrait nsr !,
deis for Photo buttons and photo !
made from any picture: handsome I
big conmiss'ons. catalogue ctar.,
Button Mfg. Co., Chicago III. '
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CRAWFORD street. --.----.-------- =
DETECTIVE AGENCY-Tranpd detectives
furBIshcd for civil ana criminal investigg-
tona reasonable rates: CORRESPONDENCE so
Iieltcd james McCaue box 1870. Houston.
Lexae. u
LADlEs-Freo harmless monthly regulator
can not fail Mrs. B. Rowan EOS. Mil
wsukcn. SIP
WIS N 4 S5I-TS7 5,TITI5T7 TFNTS aw11nVs tar
p5t,lins ,,,asnn cnyors horse povors ham
innct'e bTnbcrs bndres aags efc Try us
MIN vour next ordeP, orire list on appll-
catinn kaftnann a Kneelaud Tent Co
Houston II
~ sorte -. ,Sd ME ,r,r b eents AT Kiesing
f1,,t~ stNrt -i5 l',in gtrsst 4
-, - - ~
OPil ". MORPHINE, Wltl7hf hAhll D
cured IN : TO 10 days without PAIN or IA
Jury 10 patent no pay unit c9reo ana qG, per
Ies'ly satsneu in Vase o. azure wll' Sa5
drags Sf,ttbe%s. fTo,pe iao7 Marin Flores
street san Aptouid Texas n
ONH IAAai ~ NJ VI thfee tunes day DC
dore mea,i WI cure the @ eoi case o.
dgee. Reo ca 'Go aox qoi dallas Tar.
as n
= pT-cTrT7-C,cy c7TJ6NTr-TS
n-17r --,---., d, ono =, m. n.., .r,nst.r
"a i.tesiii,tioi ,nvltsd BIM A. citv. "
ana ND. 1ieiIts near e.tv limits. would lrt
ararf4ral farmer have use OF Tor nothing.
,t ,i A., r,r,'es 80 sris1d,d ann
int i'' rth man j. > tuiay' III Noi,
EI --2 -1-L-ae, ID
N0o AND UPWARDS invested will make l5
per CENT diydendsi sure ady9nre pre9Dahiie
9Nr' h''.N nauh !cir'g,iteH XIV IL DON "p
--e-IoH ~ lLLlanulE I1L .
,rtI- .t,-,-, r..,..- ~ r,l,-t,-.,,
,,3u SsS ~, n' S 49,,
G.I. Hiy iof cash. no matter Where ioce.ea
".laN yoN pa'ihe1 o' 'n"rNeI S'W,
paJtAi. y
3D.. .r-.. :.
N-ANE 4our money earn your salary 9V'
iNF ~. iny aate Speculation Flnn IN
hl4lh OF stpcNa mas made more money M
40 DAYS than "a mechanic earns in SO send
references. Richard Jones Investment
Biokfr, So Exchange Place, Nov York =.
TO sEld--A good payins aud viii prnvo hi
business "a small capital only required, 10
Galveston also ANOTHER iu the country
Tins Is general merchandise. age b. an,
reason OF wanting TO Gail. Address ~
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WANTED Lady agents for ros :.
Mexican drawn work: only thas. u Il
wan. TO work need apply. mo NY y
duired, For information srl.e y
d. Co.. San Antonio, Texas. SEA- y
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55i ACRES rich timber land above overflow,
OF Cedar Lake BraZoria county. Texas,
cedar. ash, oak and elm; for sale or eX-
charge for improved Dallas property; roa-
sonabe terms. title clear. Address b, So
1.-Two oak street, Dallas Texas. %
FARM OF l'0 acres. 90 acres under cultiva-
ton, ~ miles south of S. p now yards,
on Wanisylle county road. Apply S. 1.
oates. 900 Congress avenue.
FOR sALE-l7S acre-farm: large house and
barn well improved four head of horses
ono span Of mules one new 3-inch wagon.
two sets Of harness blows, cultyators. one
Fairbanks scale, one mower one hay rake
IN fact everything which belongs on a hrst-
class farm also 100 head graded shorthorn
cattle in pasture $40 acres IN leased pasture
under good fence; this pronerty must 20 for
$500 or suffer greater losses on or before
Che eth instant Robt. II Finch, Arcadia
Texas, u
FOR SALE-Near Planters Oh Mills 25 acres
win all improvements bargain II sold
quick 70 acres on paved road. Lyons ave-
nue price very low. See G. W scheultz
3A KAN building. .
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AGENTS wANTsn

GENERAL AGENTS In evary Ics-SS--
Urited states 10 represent ~.
and appoint agents ou s,s,s
tasis g. $4,000 per month anSV'y
ing expenses paid. Address n, ~
PARK avenue. New York. ~
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THE Chicago Brokerage Co., IS Dearborn
Chicago VIII sell your busluess or farm
GIrkly for cash, no matter where located
furnish You a partner or market your
patent. q.
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HOTEL lNGLEsIpE HOLIDAYS,
rowing, flshlng. sailing u yoay W.
Lice summer outirg 20 to HoIa n
4 is situated on a high Man o,s'
corpus Christi hay. ga miles w
side. station. on the S. A. anu II.
road. Address Mrs. A. !. Lea =
Sar Particle county. Texas
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-01
Try it Vice Versa.

A certain young congressman is going
back to Tennessee with the reputation Of
having made himself quite conspicuous
in the House with the help of ready
tongue, much persistence and series of
brilliant neckties. In the cloak-room the
other day two or three of the older mem
bers were commenting on the career of
the Tennesseean: One of them told a
story. When the young man was NOM
mated for Congress a hard-headed old
Democratic farmer, leader Of the party
in his locality, came to Nashville to re-
monstrate. why" said he, you don't
mean to say you are going to send that
boy to Congress? He's a darn fool
YES" was the answer, 1--WE know he is
darn fool. Uncle John. But you see,
it is like this: We've been sending
smart fellows to Congress from this dis
trict, and they've come back regularly
darn fools. So we thought we'd send
darn fool to Congress and see if it
wouldn't work the other way."-St.
TOuiS Globe Democrat
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-08-01
LICE CAUSE DAMAGE.
The Pea Canning Companies of
Manitowoc Are Very Much
Alarmed.

Manitowoc, Wis, July 2S.-[ Special
While no new developments have TAX
en- place in the pea-louse scare, consid-
cradle interest is being manifested
throughout the city over the spreading
trouble, the property of the canning
industry forming such an important part
of the Industrial interests Of the county
and city. Representatives of all the COM
panles seem 10th to make any estimates
as to the loss caused by the new scourge.
That they regard the situation as serious
cannot be doubted. The Landreth com
pany so far seems to be the least af-
fected. The ManitowOc Pea Packing
company and the East Wisconsin Can
ming company are on u sharp lookout for
the pest, and have men out for that pur-
pose. few gentlemen were talking
about the lice in a downtown office yes
terday, when an officer of one of the 10
cal companies brought i'll a sprig of vines
about 5 inches long enclosed in a bag.
After taking out the vine, the gentlemen
were invited to look inside and counted
over $50 Of the bugs. Surprising of
course that the vine was now clean, they
examined it more closely, when to their
surprise they found that it was covered
with the lice lying as close as they could
stick. That is a fair sample of the pea
fields today. The only hope, it is said. is
that our hard winters will kill them: but
IN New York, where they have appeared
and where the winters are very severe
ahey still continue to flourish and mrl-
Ilply at the rate of $4,000 a month
When once started. it is said they de-
stroy a whole field of peas in a night
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DEATH is HIS DIVORCE.
Man Who Wanted a Separation
So He Could Remarry, a3
is Killed.

Green Bay, Wis, July 2S.--[Speciall
"A matrimonial tangle was unrayeled
by the sudden death Of William Lamott
of the town Of Suamico While on his
way to this city to secure a divorce in
o.der that he might be married for the
second time, Mr. Lamott fell from a
load of wood on which he was riding and
his neck was broken by the fall. "-s'+
The accident happened ON the Duck
Greek road near the city limits and about
opposite the Steeno place Mr.. Lamott
was sitting on the front end Of a load of
wood which he expected to sell in this
city. By the jolting of the. wagon. it is
supposed. he fell forward from his seat.
striking the wagon tongue between the
horses and falling to the ground.
The team stopped instantly and Mrs.
John Very. who was in the road near by
and saw him fall, at once went to his
ass: stance and pulled him from under the
horses feet Life was extinct, the fall
having broken his neck The body was
taken to Denis Carriers place. the Union
house, at Duck Creek.
a cOrOner's jury was impaneled and
after an investigation Il verdict was sub
mitted in accordance with the above
facts.
Lamott was 26 years old and was on
his way to this city to secure Il divorce
rom his wife, to whom he had been
married only few years. After the di-
vorce had been secured he was to be
married to young lady living in that
part of the county.
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W|NNEBAGOES WILL DANCE
Preparing for Great Feast at Black
River Falls.
TO DANCE IN A TENT.
Fox Indians from Iowa and Many of
the Chippewa Tribe Are
in Attendance.

Black River Falls, Wis, July 2S.-
Especial. THE Winnebago Indians Of
this place are preparing for their big
biueberry and give-away dance, that
will take place at the Indian mission FIVE
miles from. this city. Great preparations
are being made and visitors are arriving
daily. About thirty Fox Indians from
their reservation at Thames City, Ia,
are here and many of the Chippewa
tribe. The dance will be held in a large
tent, put up for the occasion, while the
feast will take place in another. The
Indians will dance. visit and exchange
presents. Money. ponies, jewelry and
beadwork made by the squaws and priced
very highly by them will be the gifts.
The feasting and amusements will last
for several days, the squaws doing the
work and the men the dancing.
Money passes freely from the hands Of
the Indian into that of the merchant at
this season of the year. after the blue
berry harvest. Later the Indians will
scarcely have enough to buy square
meal for his family. They will live on
half rations until the Indian payment is
made, which will take place in October,
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BERRY CROPS ARE GOOD.
The Growers in West Part of the
State Are Well Sat-
fled.

Sparta, Wis. July 2S-[Special. !
The strawberry, raspberry. BURBERRY and
huckleberry crops have been Il success
this season and the growers are well sat
listed The blackberries are beginning
to come and keep the express and rail
road people busy. The pickle factories
are beginning operations, as the cucum
bers are beginning to come. There are
about 700 acres of cucumbcrs i'll the ra
dius Of a few miles of the city.
The excessive rains of the past two or
three weeks have damaged farm crops
materially. Much hay has been de-
stroyed. Grain growing in shocks and
even standing grain is beginning to grow
i'll some localities. Potato vines are rust
ing and potatoes. are rotting i'll the hills
on heavy ground.