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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-25
HOUSTON DAILY POST WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY Is 1900
'0ST WANT ADS ARE READ EVERY DAY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FARMERS, TENANTS AND INVESTORS
The undersigned tirm are original rice pro-
meters OF southern Texas, Every person
should read our rice pamphlets. This crop
pays the land owner and the tenants twice
as much clear money as wheat oats cot
ton and corn. One hand farms an average
OF 100 acres. send us your name and a
list of your neghbors. to whom we will
mail descriptive pamphlets. Cameron a
Moore. Liberty, Texas. 80
II. G GRAY CO. timber ranches. farms
citv r-Optrtv bought. sold. exchanged. ana
hlnz 20
HOUSTON HEIGHTS. lots on Boulevard ana
2lst avenue 50xl50, slz5. s. monthly lowest
piices all over Heights. See Smeaton be-
fore you buy 5Q2 Travis street. 81
FOR SALE-slx houses for $1,000. worth $4,000
2oJ acres fine farming land for S2400. worth
StVVo' s5OO-acre faips.ri 6 pargain; TO 200
acre tracts near Houstoni ali kinds city
property Lots In Cascara addition on
easy payments. l.. w Craig. 5ii Main ST.
rs
FOR sALE-Two fine building sites; gIs lots
on Chenevert street; PA lots on jackson
street, corner Mcllhenny. one block from
Crawford pavement, jackson street viii be-
opened by the city at once. Charles Boil
fraes. "a
CAPITOL HOTEL-pest hotel building in
Crockett, Texas. rs now offered fer sele or
rent, rare opportunity tor some one. APP
lIy . James ). Shivcrs Crockett. Texas s
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FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms; close in
to single men or married couples without
children, modern convenences; rent rea-
sonable. 1914 Walker. Il
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FOR SALE-Lvery and undertaking estab-
lishment in the best city in the State.
business amounts to between $4,000 and
s2O 600 annually; correspondence solicited.
Address qS14 this office. $40
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has been fully six years since we have had
a crop OF peaches about which we could boast.
The jobbers all over the country are buying
futur, peaches in Baltimore In a way that
reminds one of old times
1t looks like a reaction N the string bean
market Is in sight and they are worth b.
mediate attention. Additional orders for pinn-
apples has caused some further advances in
them causing Gallon pie grated to
The stocks of pineappl ) heec are reaIy
lighter than is generally supposed siot
tomatoes have been active at zoe, and they
are very strong at that Some inquiry is
being made for future pca;nas. hut the sales
OF them amount 10 very little so far. Some
grades OF peas are offered at n shade lower
price The outlook for business durilg the
summer and fall months is very good.
Receipts of fruits were heavy today. but
prices remain UNCHANGED. Texas pears are
coming in. Good colored smooth lie Conte
sell readily for preserving purposes, willis
green pears are drug.
Texas eggs are slow sale on account Of bad
quality. Kansas stock is Arm and higher
prices are looked for
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TEXAS LODGE No. l. X. OF p.
h. will meet in its castle hall. corner
PS OF Main street ana pralrle avenue;
n third floor, back hall. tonight at
p O'Clock. Soiourning knights are
\ invited to attend. otto Pape, G. c.:
Fellows. K. Of h. and s.: e. Y.
II NJ of +
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FOR sALE-A few fue high grade milk cows
all fresh with young calves at California
Stables. 1918 Franklin avenue 2S
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The Sour Lake mineral waters ana acid
mud baths are boon to suuerlns wo"an-
hood. Write for booklet
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RuEUMAvIs,I.

DRY HOT AIR. The marvellous new euro
for rheumatism, Sciatica Arthrtis, Synovltis
and Kidney Diseases. Immediate RELIEF and
permanent cure.
HOUSTON HEIGHTS INFIRMARY.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS FAST sELLERs-6l7 Glrard. rs
PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit cray
ons;" try washable examines. no glass
don't rub: cheap Family Portrait Co,
Chicago. ~
AGENTS WANTED--Men who travel. side
line; profitable commission basis, Manu-
faoturers Oil Co., Cleveland. o. 20
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PERSONAL.

WE MANUFACTURE TENTS, awnings, tar
mocks, banners. badges, flags, etc. Try us
with your next order: price list on appli-
cation. Kattmann e. kneeland Tent Co
Houston. II
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

STATED meeting Of Holland lodge
No. l, A. f. and = NJ, tonight at
500 o'clock. " n3ers Of Gray
lodge No. o29 and soJournlng
brethren coriill'y invited 70 te
John w. Haskins, W. NJ; Will y.
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'sE BEDBUG POISON Kills bedbugs;
snteed. At Lewyn's. 27
~ cleans straw hats; 25c package. AT
ms q
ECTION TOOTHPOWDER whlteus
removes tartar. 25c can. At Lewyn's.
81
FRECKLES use Witchhazel Almond
bn. 25c bottle. At I.ewyn's. q
ERFUL FORTUNE TELLER - Mrs.
tells everything, 25c, soc, Sl.00. 20l4
pm avenue. 26
(S-tree. harmless monthly regulator;
bot fail. Mrs. B. Rowan. r POS. Mil
zee. SIP
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ED-Houston people TO know that they
by Eiglu dreamer ~ butter Tor 25c per
at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
~ Main street. 80
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for housekeeping or board
near Southern Pacific shop: no children
Address 1896. this Office. rs
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WANrBD--Two German or Swede girls for
household work sawmili town, one. for
family OF Ave, SIC per month. other fam
lily, two. $40 per month. Address Box g.
Pickering In 2S
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once. a good steady sober man
TO work In truck patch and around the
plate; salary or share in crop: must have
referees as to character. married man
preiorred. Address Geo. G Garrett. II. NJ.
Gatton Texas, IS
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SG. CLAYTON. dermatologlst and
Tcdist; facial treatment $l.00; head
bent, soc: superfuous hairs, moles and
tharEs remoyed-per hour, 81 90; or.
honth, $1,000; chropody. each corn.
tlso will teach a class sos Main st
son. Texas. 20
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WANTED--An experienced dry goods clerk;
must speak German and Bohemian. also
understand how to rustic for trade. Good
salary and position FOR the right man. Al
dress Box ia Eel Campo, Texas. 30
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WANTED EvERYwHERE~-Hust to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples etc.. no
oanyassing; good. pay. Sun Advertising
Bureau, Chicago
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SINGLE PARTY wants furnished room cheap
or room and board: references exchanged.
1868 this office. 81
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED-ono State organizer and
ten. deputy organizers for something new;
nothing like IT. new plan; big money. Adj
Dress I, b. o. X. Vi. c.. box ESQ. Birming-
ham, Ala.
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WANTED-Two first-class timers; none
but hrst-class men need apply. Necco
Eftmann II
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TAUGHT BY NEW METHoD-2sl4
rd ~
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

and rooms. by two couples
near Santa Fe freight depot private FAM
lily preferable Apply to II. Woodruff, San
Ia Fe. or J. H. Thornton, Buperntendent
Sun Life Inns. Co, 10l2la Prairie. 25
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WAN1ED-Nian to work on farm. Inquire
II. w. keyser, 609 Travis street %
WANrED--Man cook mono but hrst-class
need apply 1i1S Franklin avenue. 81
WANT EDA neat coored girl TO do general
lIignNOrlf
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prs or others aspiring to any kind
frarY composition designed ior pub
cn. can have their manuscripts
bed. frankly criticised and cor
by classical scholar of
live experience IN literary crit-
business confidential It desired;
90 per thousand words. References;
b NJ. h. church. grand commander
/ p, here. county officials at Groes-
j, il. Davis. box 54, Thornton.
%
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A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS BARBER
wanted. J Hans. La Granss Texas. q
WANTED--A hrst-class woman cook for
boarding house. Sli Main. 25
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FOF sALE--At Pasadena. thrse-room house.
70 be moved off property. Address G. j.
f9Imsr business manager Houston Post 4
QUARTER BLOCK on Caroline street. at
$lGJO; lot on Prairie avenue. $500 a few
nice lots near Leland and Live Oak. 5000
and inward. few choice lots In the Rang
er addition; also vacant lots on Washington
street. cheap. Olschewske & Priester. 20l
Kan building Phone 666. 2s
7" q choice lots, south corner, asphalt pave
ment-a snap: two and one half lots SOU n
eochcr. Cl1Vford street, must be sold sew
eral choice home places In every ward IN
the CIV: Ave choice lots. Fifth ward one
block from raved street $1,000 four de-
sirahle lomes in Fifth ward on ensy nay
meuts. l Lave customers for choice in
Veatncnt property Send mo list of what
you have TO offer. Special attention given
I, rental nrcDertv for non-residents. N. NJ
Norleet phone e73 col Blnz huilding q
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The most important feature Of the canned
goods market is salmon. he'd Alaska is
scarce and prices are consequently stth. Al
though prices are high, st.l further advances
are looked for,
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HEIGHTS-For sale, twu-story s.
roou' brick cottage. with bath room and
ertnsan water, on corner, lo0xl32. one block
from car line; 5000 cash and balance ON
monthly payments. Lots for sale at lowest
prices on instalment plan. John A. Mllroy
Asont, 220 Main ST. II
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A BARGAINING fresh milk Jersey COWS
for sale. at n. Secretan, Fairbanks. Call
and see them or write Box "a. Drummer,
yoxgk IS
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

Estimates OF cost etc, for put
ting In sewerage system at the Robert
son county court house and jail. Address
Tom NJ. Taylor, County Judge, Franklin,
Texas. IS
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN nonley, iron gray.
with small black cD1. Reward If returned
to 1904 Polk, 70
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LosT-one set plans for Jas. Bute's ware
house return to office in Levy building
and receive reward OF So Rue & Dunbar
Architects. II
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DO YOU WANT gentle pony or horse from
$l5 to S25, Fry's store, Fifth ward 25
FOR SALE-A good fast buggy horse or
light delivery. Applv office Childress 4,
Taylor. Cotton Exchange building. 2
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TONNE G stops all discharge and re-
y all soreness of acute Gonorrhoea in
Ny-tour to forty-eight hours. absolute
Hntee for any recent case: So. 90 per
n. Anti ToXine Co, PSI Main Street.
BE-, Texas 26
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FOR RENT.

THOMAS & CO., sole agents for forty nine
houses. No other agency has them. %
PLEASANT furnished rooms. with bath. $685.
Travis. 81
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II. Pennyroyal and Cotton Root PillS:
u strength, positive menstrual regu-
$500; sent sealed BY mail. DR.. White
Pine Co.. box s. Houston, Texas. SIS
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FOR SALE--one thoroughbred and several
graded Hereford bulls, at our yard. Box
Bell Saunders Com. co. 20
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WANTED TO RENT.
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-My
elegant two-story residence. corner Polk
and Cheneyert street and fine lot furni-
ture. would take part in improved or un.
improved property in the city. Call at
room Q Fox building W. Harral. u
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LoST-Rubber tire from phaeton. Suitable
reward II returned to B. +. Bonner, 1903 Binz
building "a
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FOR SALE-Fine driving horse and stylish
rubber tired phaotop. Apply 1910 La Branch
street
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24

and Stripes, presented by the French
exhibitors at the Paris Exposition the
French flag, testimonial to the band
from the people of Paris and the official
flag of the city of Frankfurt, were un'
furled. The band played The Star
Spangled Banner" The Stars and
Stripes Forever" and other patriotic
airs, while the passengers gathered about
and cheered. So remarkable was the en-
thusiasm aroused by the scene both on
the boat and on shore that the event at
tracted national attention. Indeed, the
entire tour of the band was regarded
both in America and abroad as a matter
of international Importance.
At the close of next week Sousa and
his band will go East for an engagement
of two weeks, returning to the Exposi-
ton on Oct. 10, and remaining until the
end of the season.
The special attractions. including the
Mexican village. Jim Key. the wonderful
educated horse: the crystal Maze; "A
Day in the Alps; the Cabaret de la
Mort and the Cinematograph pictures of
the Paris Exposition have pleased thou
sands daily. The Philadelphia CONNER
cial Museum exhibit has proved to he
most attractive educational feature.
New attractions include two windmills
in operation, the oldest. piano in America.
the model Of the great ocean greyhound,
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, and
silk mill in constant operation. Visitors
may also get a stencil of their name,
made on the linotype machine.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24
s0UsA AT THE EXPO.
Famous Eandmaster's First Appear
ance Since His European Tour.

Me inimitable John Philip SeaIsa and
Is Wonderful band. fresh from tri-
gmphant tour of Europe, including the
Paris Exposition, where it scored the
most remarkable hit ever made by an
American musical organization abroad,
will be the special attraction OF the
Pittsburg Exposition next week The
opening concert, Monday afternoon,
Sept. "a. will be the first that the band
has given since its return to America,
and it is safe to assume that it will re-
ceive royal welcome from its Western
Pennsylvania friends.
In December last Commissioner Gen
eral Peck of the United States COM
mission to the Paris Exposition, ap-
pointed Sousa and his band as tie
official American band at the great
French Exposition. Nothing could
surpass the reception accorded to
the organization, Its catchy American
music, particularly the compositions OF
its leader. instantly caught the popular
fancy and became the rage Of Paris.
French words were set to the airs OF the
band, and special tidbits were hummed
in the shops and cafes and in the street.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24

II

Manufacturer of all kinds Of brushes,
Orders promptly attended to.
1856 8. MAIN ST. AKRON, o.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24

Monday morning on charge OF med
ding and interfering with railroad
property. He pleaded not guilty,
waived examination and was bound
over to Common Pleas court under
81 900 bond.
Richard Hulett, charged with steal
Ing brass from the G. A g. G. Railroad
Company, waived examination and
was bound over to Common Pleas
court under $1,000 bond.
OTHER CASES.
VIM. Grille, charged with perjury,
informed the court that he had been
unable to retain an attorney up to the
present time, and desired his case con-
tinued. Mayor Young granted his re-
quest and set wednesday morning as
the date to hear the case.
Patrick Deeley, charged with as
sault, dismissed.
Charles Buchtel, pleaded guilty to
being intoxicated Friday night. He
was fined SO and costs.
VIM. Edwards, colored, charged wit
assaulting in menacing manner,
John Branch, also colored, pleaded
guilty. He alleged that he and Branch
quarreled over a game of dice and that
Branch called him a name. The pris.
oner was fined 81 and costs.
Charles Cooney pleaded guilty to a
charge of intoxication and disorderly
conduct Saturday night, He was fin
ed $5 and costs.
The case of Margaret McShaffery
arrested at 1870 p. III. Sunday on a
charge of disorderly conduct and in.
toxication, was continued until Tues
day morning.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24
In Police Court Monday
Morning.
Alleged He Attempted to Shoot
Officer Wilson
While Latter Was Arresting Him Sat-
urday Night.

George Snyder, aged 81, was ar
raigned in Police court Monday morn
ing on a charge of shooting with intent
to kill. officer George Wilson, on Sat
urday evening, at IL o'clock.
He pleaded not guilty and desired
preliminary examination. Mayor
Young continued his case until Tues
day morning and fixed his bond at
s., 1000.
The details of the shooting are as
follows: Snyder and Tony Gelder
were wanted by the police, under sus-
picion of being implicated in the steal
ing of "A large quantity of brass from
the c. A. & G. railroad cars on the
night of Sept. 6. of which Richard
Hulett arrested last week, had made
q confession that he and others We're
guilty. Officers Kempel and Baker
were assigned to arrest Gelder and
Snyder, and the men were located in
| saloon on South Main street Saturday
night. The officers placed the men
under arrest and Gelder, it Is alleged
by the officers, refused TO 20 without
a warrant. Officer Wilson who was
on the patrol wagon, climbed down to
aid the other policemen, and while
near. saw Snyder reach in his hip
pocket. Wilson reached to grapple
with Snyder, but before he could
touch him, the later pulled a
gun, pointed it at the officer and pull
ed the trigger. The hammer fell, but
the cartridge did not explode. He tried
III Tue SecOlu tllnc, anu JucI do Inc
officer threw his head to one side, the
revolver exploded, but the bullet fail
ed to hit the officer The gun when
discharged, was close to Wilson's head
and the burning powder flashed in his
face. Wilson grappled with the fel.
low and with the assistance OF the
other officer, overpowered him, and
placed him in the patrol wagon with
Gelder. The revolver used by Snyder
was of % calibre, and seemed to have
been used but few times. Ii was
afterwards taken to the Standard
Hardware store and identified as be
ing exactly like one of two revoIvers
that were stolen Oh the night of Tho
j riot.
Tony Gelder was also arraignet
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24
How 1t Happened.

How did Mr.. Holdover get the rep
utation of being such deep, intellec-
tual persong'
"Well," answered Farmer Corntossel,
1--WE all listened to his speeches, an we
jedged by his actions that he under
stood every word he was sayin. We
concluded from that that he must be a
most extraordinary smart man. SO we
didn't have no more words about it,
but sent him right along to congress-"
Washington Star.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24
HOtDUP
On Erie Railroad Near
Burbank, 0.
Tramps Robbed a Man Of His Clothes
and Money.

Word was received at the EIie de-
pot Sunday evening OF hold-up on
an Erie freight near Burbank, O., in
which two. tramps oyerpowered man
in a box car on an ,eastbound freight
train, and robbed him of his clothing
and considerable sum of money.
The robbery was reported to the Ak
ron police and Officers Edwards and
Habercost went to the Thornton st.
crossing to stop the freight train in or
der to search for the tramps. The
officers notified the watchman in the
tower ut the Thornton st. crossing
of the robbery, and requested him to
signal the train and stop it. Instead
of doing so, the watchman turned out
white light, designating clear track,
and the train did not stop. 1t was
going at a rapid rate and the officers
did not attempt to board it, in order
to serch for the tramps who were sup
posed to be aboard the train.
Tel 115R Star Laundry
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24

From Paris, the band went to Ber-
lin, where i. took the Germans by storm.
In Belgium 1t met with the same over,
whelming success, the Academy OF
Arts, Science and Literature in Hahn
ault, conierring upon Sousa a grand
diploma OF honor, and the decoration OF
artistic merit OF the first class. Similar
triumphs were scored in Frankfurt, Mu-
nich, Hamburg, Cologne, Dresden and
Leipsc. Everywhere the perfect pre-
cision and discipline, the refined en-
semblc and the rich tonal quality OF the
band created a sensation
On Sept. i. the band sailed from Eu-
rope on the American Liner ST. Louis,
receiving an ovation on its departure.
Its arrival at New York week later
was the occasion OF one OF the most
memorable scenes ever enacted at a
steamer pier. As the mammoth vessel
steamed up the bay, the band occupied
the center OF the promenade deck for
ward Three large silk flags. the Stars
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24

same five were reported again. and
his highness Indignantly exclaimed:
'Ths must be defiance and obstinncy
indeed. You were burned on the
cheeks. and yet you return to your
mirrors"
"But 1t is neither defiance nor OBJ
stinacy, o ruler" explained one OF the
five. 1--WE simply returned to our mir
rors TO see how bad the burns looked"
"Then the penalty hereafter shall be
DEATH. I'll stop that business or stop
your breath"
At the end of two days the guardian
handed in death list. 1t took in the
name Of every inmate of the harem.
"Now. by my scepter, but must I
kill off my 227 wives in a batch"
shouted the king as he surveyed the
list. "Ho! Hassim! Make it known
that l am in hole and that whoever
will help me out of 1t shall have great
honors."
A thousand subjects came forward
with suggestions, but it was Abdul
the knockkneed who hit the nail on the
head when he said:
80 ruler. it is as easy as falling off a
fence. Instead of removing your wives
remove the mirrors"
"By John, but you are right,
chuckied his highness, '.and for having
given me this pointer l make you my
prime minister. Take off your coat
and sail In at once"
30 ruler, thank YOU
"Never mind the thanks. For having
thought up cute thing I reward you
but for having the audacity to think up
q cutter thing than your ruler could ]
order 100 lashes well laid on, and II
you want any more come around on
Thursday" M M. QUAD.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24

- Doafrr . SS Cured
or no pay. C. II. ROWAN, Milwaukee, Wis
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-24
There Is a Glass Of People

Who areinjured by the use of coffee. Re-
Gently there has been placed in all the gro
cery stores new preparation called
GRAIN-O, made of pure grains that takes
the place of coffee. The most delicate
stomach receives 1t without distress, and
but few can tell 1t from coffee. 1t does not
cost over a as much. Children may drink
1t with great benfit. 15c and 25c per pack
age. Try 1t. Askefor GRAIN-O.