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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03

Der 9ungertbpbus ~ausgebrofsn unb
bat einen ausgeFpro6en epioemiTasn
G6arafter u%ngenpmmen. Sn einigen
00rfern 1inb 1Grrmtlids SamiItsn erz
tranft. Die Mortalttdt 1T erI6rez
denO groB.
@ifen6abn auf ben Mont
8fdnc.
Die erIien 8erIu9e, biemit Der elefz
triT6en 8ergbabn BON Sc 5dDet na6
G6ampnir bprgenommen pur0en, Iin6
gldn8enb qelun9en. Sin S~ngenieur,
Der auf einem Sra9tpagen Die 208iz
.ometer Iange Strsde nit elmer Sc
F9tpinbigfeit bon SO 9ilometer PRO
@tunbe 3uriidiegte, fonnte in aQerHu=
F I4reiben uno 5ei6nen. Die Ser
%ionentpagsn 1. urb 2. &lafe tper6en
bemnG6lt in Sc Jopet eintreffen, 10
buB Der 8etrisb Tdon i'm nd6fen
Srii6abre %aufeenommen perOen
fam. Die neue 9abnfrede, bic bic
a[6etannte 8ergItrsde iiber Saint
9erbais na9 G6dmonir erI ebt, III
Elm pa6res MeifterHud mpbernerSe6=
ntt unb fi6rt iiber cine Ifaitli9e Nns
sail romantiT6 er Nbgrlnbe uno i40z
ner ausTidtspuntte.
Antpmatii6e v6ean.G irIs."
Nsp = Yort, 2. Mdr5. - Gine
nsue @rfinbung bsbrobt bic griTten3
Der rSelepbon Girls" tnbem fie ben
Selep6pn Srbabsr befG6igt, 1i9
I~el6ffdnoiq @erbinbungen gu perz
19affsn. Der Qpparat. Der bie5 Be-
~perfTsGi9en loG. pirb gegsnpdrtig in
elmer Werflta!t in SoreTtbine, Conn,
6ergeItent. g. RI Don einsm @!eftriz
fer i'm 0ienitt Ger 9rpbiDencs Glec=
trio Co., gropioence, q. g., entporz
fen, unb Nstp : gortsr unb 8o1fpner
&apttalfIten T-t angebli9 feline Sim
termdnner. RaG btm neuen Sh3fem
ToGen bic Selepbor : Sn6absr mitMiz
niatur : Nu5T6altern ausaeGtattet
perben, bic 0<dhte tperben numerirt,
uno bic 8erbinern9 miro bur96t0pz
isl : @infab 6ergeFellt. Sur um9erz
binbungen arf orDbere g%ntfernungen
6sr5ulteaen. miro bic @ermittelun9
bur9 bic Geatrcie not6psnbig fem.
SIN 2aufs rsr ca. 20 Sabre, in be-
men 6ernIptedsr i'm 9e6rau9 finb,
fnb bisle 8erTude gemu4t pOrben, Ell
men berartiqen Npparat b~er5ufslen,
aber erIf Dor tpenigen Monaien brahte
elm amerifanil6e, grfinber einenNpS
purat gu Stdnbs, Der tbatId9li9en
8ertb gu 6afen f6eint. Die frdnz
aDTT9e Rsgisrarg uubm cine 9robe
Dor unb ~lfattete earn cine Stabt nit
ca. 100 Sernfpr.Gern nit foG9en4uss
f4altern aus, I'm peitere prdttI6e
proben gu nader. Ser @pparat
fDirb 4uto : Gpmmultator eendnnt u.
19eint i'm eroben 9un5en nit benz
grobibencs : Ma6perf ibentiF9 gu
fem. Our9 ben Nuto : @ommutator
tperben Die SeIsp5on 6 Snbo6er init
einem GsntrdL : Qusf9alter in Ser
binDuna eeiebt. her ben anf4lub nit
benz aepiinf9ten Drabt berfte[t. Sc
Der @ubItri6ent srbdlt Elm SnTtruz
msnt, beltsGsnp aus 8atterie, Sransz
mitter, Receioer, 9lode unb brebbares
Decimal & 3iffrb.att, befen Nums
merItenune bic 9erbinbung berftsat.
= Sn Bath, N.<g., finb bic Cant
iteo4SobsltUfibla1" bancroft. Die
DISQUALIFICATION beloufen iid ouf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03
Yra6ttge seiOeuaofe.

9trrlife 5abrttute tommen td9Gd3 ouf unFere @eioenz2obsnz
Tide. sic tperben fb fir elm neues Nforttmsnt BON JoconnezNtuB
2i6ertp inereifren; nsue 5arben unb 9effns, bic o~u55flsBlid3 ppn
uns contrDltrt perben. @uBeroen1 ioQtn sic einiSe iebr attrutti0e
Stems" Iber fdpar3e @ofe beahten.
GaranHrs fBpu3e aOfau, uau dqns nrBae suus pp3aqG8, Qdu5no
uO bmrot = nit unfrr @urnnie fir te QQO. gnmfn Sic - pro
9mb fir nur &c.
e6DuBe Beau De ss f@r i8pr ub reid; Omtommmcs @epbt; Gin iom=
Les 6ubrfat fir oolfdrOGe &Ofamt; 1925 pro gO perth bod uatn sic
buNbe ON Gomtg fir $ll
Gin reg &fDrimnt ben rWrob" ppuni6n sdoentofn Or bn umorz
then Gnmmdt in fOfo pMb, 5ofpr=Gtehe uo onn onOnc QapHri@tm
GarNmnuancm. Gs lit ONs cine ausg8dbnte Collection mp Der Qi3 pro
QD lit nr 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03
@or;igli9e neue Spiken.

gs Durbe ffner fallen f6atG6ih bendhe unnnDglt9 ien -
Elm e6enTo eksantes unb ~rsibbalhges nsues 4Fprtiment bon Spbsn
unosrpdrts an5utrefen. 0aHelbe befe6t aus neuen 9fufern, bic brn
us controGrt neroen unb psl6s bon alien 1erbDrrdgnben SpBsn
prpbu5renten Gsntren Der MeIt 9eTamnat puroen. ge 5upor 1dtFn
Sic folhe W2aen bon re3enben g1ufRrn in elmer Gonml1ng per<
emt. Inter benfeHsn beinoen f9 gfDbitdten in Gallons, 8dnoern
unb GtnTGtsn in arabf6en W2ufsrn, poInt @enice, 9upure, Glunn,
bQrgntn, bQencpn, g6antqp, @scurieL, pont be 4drts etc, iopte
neue Oeffns IN 1dpdr5en, pdben uo crenefarbgen uNupber" Sptt@
an; fpe3aa bemertnsputb Imb bic i6peren @urutGkn, Die fir gdn5e
Suqen, sSadts unb &hdber 10 beebt Ib uno petfs ourd9 pornt
@enne, Sfh 9uipue ub 4raban Dsrheten peroen.
2so6en.
Mir baben sne nIammlurg BON @pibeneRO6sn u~ngebdut, bic
prGdtg 1T unb peber in ben Wufern, nod an glsgan5 uberhofen
aperben fam. 0hfelbsn fnb in peiB, cremdurbig, f6pura unb far
bi@n Mufern porbanben.
e8Dar. RmaTdnu epsenRbnl $500 big 1880.
e6Daue GRuminu spbn IL 9an"Robns $500 bis 5000
e8ror. ehtms un SdfaaEsOn, reid Grntt, nit Chenille" nab 2hnp.
eDe Guna, 5000 bis 5000
e9mms. nit glitter bdts epsarRObm, nit abutssdhs saasp $500
bis $5M.
eremdarbss amaTonoz Ggrmfn ehrs nb SakmDn epbn aobe,
5000 $500 5000 $500. $1,000 $500 5000 u ofpdrs bis 1880.
specialization, 6ei oct garo.
e8past ebmHap gt be gms uO baumponms 9u8On.eptm, . Bis 5
5 SOL brett c bis 5c pro O DTtb fir Sc
6abgs aPpfqn3 Set nit Sitter bdBs uO f6maue 9damsnhrAedoba:
tm, Soc bis $3.50 pro gmO nhb fir &c.,
e6nn3e f6naue ub fbufubes fmbqe mo nit hr bise 9ounnt=
uni MISUNDERSTANDING, II bis 2 8On brett 2e bs &c. pro QuO
Suntpole 2e(ab- ArtiRef.
aeuBrfe T~oDitGtsn, Iupie eipnurtiqe unb prd9tge Gafrr in
perff9en Bomb unb @erpentine=@fFttn, 5Ittrz8eaB, 2iBen uur
@rt unb 8rdten. &n6pfe unb @9na0sn.
@omz eubnt krGg unS f8Dau sdmdh madnOns eumOus uO shoms,
pro gO SOC bis $1,000 3
ermfobiqs srdHonos HarpnHn Qhrs ub baImon spHn aomm,
9uHfe smO ub eupmhne gduzGrhtL bis 24 3a brett pro go
s& bis 800
S4iFcrrfrw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03

III: 9IoO,000.0O0 8ruF45onO $780,
SCI, $3.50. unqemeinsn 6onb $131,<
439, OF; in Nofiona(6ant : OepoF!oz
risn 6sFinben Ii9 $97,827,962
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03
Gas troBiqe 6tieftino b.

N0s It0BI9e SEIR ETNU.
DE cu6an;i6s 6rage biIoete in Oer
So6:n,t9iibung Den 9aaptg;gmftanO
Der @sr6cnDlungsn. &rieg5ielretGr
9}oot CAB cine ausfIbrl;4e 0~lr.e9ung
bsS Saher61tt8. 8om 8snsrllz
oublrnsur $1,000 lag sinc MtfOung
,orin sr cine gsordngte lebsrTtAt
oie bonn cu6anii den 8:rTaiz
ungnOmmtn2n Qrtif:I
'riruag oss 8sr61ltz
IL. oubtif @uba uno
ben it'll perOGn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03
S0tl @ut ~ Il un0@ So
9amen> 0arOer06en.

SGnteu> 0arOeroben.
gtr 9dben fir @e morgn MOntos in;ge uuBerObentids
Bargains an 5onb, b4 burfcn sic n3t per8eFsn, boB Sic greiie
nur fir Nlpntas gu(tg fnb.
Sei6ene 9atGen.
G5 1T bks elm aus flint 5unbert safqsn bsRe6enber @psstoIz
gintouf. 0NieGben fno idmmtl09 Ga6ritate btFr @oiIon, in ben
nsuefen uo befsn SaconS, uo u~mItlnBsn f9pur5e, meBs, W6enbz
uno @troBsnz5arben, fops iebe gr0Be BON 80 biz A,
$500 big. $3.50 9aGm fir 1856
$50 bis $3.50 Sahn fir $50
An3hse nn6 SfeiotGGe.
SIR bic Pronenaoe unb an Rsgentoqen, ale 6Qr6sn unO ale
brI4eoenen Sade8 - gang u~ngep0bnGfe Bargains.
aniq. i'm Gut6t Dn SIS bs SIS fir $685.
anu0e i'm Gnbe bon $50 bis $40 fir $3.50
Srii6ja6rs-g artten
bon Qn3Igen, Sa6ets, Nepnarets, Ieparahn &kibr0fn, Getbez umo
Su9zGtons, @ofz@upe5, fe9oanen L. tpoQenen gsfrtften @6apls etc.
4e3z unO 8nter49urOsrObe gu GintaufsZqre{m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03

= Sn Bath, N.<g., finb bic nGuniz
itso4SobsltWfibla1~ Bancroft. Die
DISQUALIFICATION beloufen fid ouf
$164,67Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03
Sm Grbgei6oB.

Mr pIniden SIRE QuTmsrfamtdt ouF bic ntu 9eOffnsten @tos
ptnuTter gu knen. G8 TnO eli bapOn pOrbdnoeR, Bon osnen sic
ieO28 SUId pecer erTBer f0nner, Os ourh 3ufuQ 5er6roden 1per>
cta Tote, m0gs e5 elm tleinsr ;nrip:out1er 8utterteGer, ober cine 49,
30Q9e GfIRd Ien. @8 TnO e5?nFaG5 ORls prd5Hg nue Nrtitl
b%orrGI6ig in Se3ug ouf @oGa<8opan, Stop, GHcremez, GRocoz
Lobe. Std uno 1ete=oz8se"seroice etgante S6aFIan, Senp~
Sar5, &u6enz3esr etc.
Gin buMGr Bargain - r1n0Ttc 9bcCbr= mn untrtoTm, prabhQt 6s
cons. nit &eabcu uO @tn ofput $3.50 pro 9abuO putb, fir $298
gtufrHut btDmtaD inter bonn @GHs uHofuut Dobu8 st ppfthu,
r fir 9~
c5a qorrnan Characterization 5HG8 Oaort unO in eba Bargain fir
r &c
eiuac.gofm, bic in hm,r 3t ir orpenomr tn paOm, in Otm sos
ten pro SHf Hr 40
unnnan amr.srsh, pn t So gmt p8nq nsa. mr nt az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-03
@ai6bare Shirt @aif8.

Cir piOmen in bRFr Gaiion msbr, aI8 ben qe6rGu6Itfen
gaur fir unfsre groBe unb prGfttge goQeftion BON b9Tn pppudren
%Gspdnbern, tpeifs nod N*d5ts bon ifrer 8sls66et etngebHBt 6obsn.
Me gep06nEf, fno unIere Mufsr, Don benen oie imporirt nun
ben, au5FdlhBli6 bic unTri9en, unb unTsra Offerkn tperoen, ME
bi56er, T9 bur4 SubelOigfst be5 3udnitts uno mGBige PrsTe aus
3eifnsn. @ir braufen babel po6G faum gu e~rtpGEnen, Bah mir rur
9effns BON bRer Salon ofFertren.
8Hhio 2nba0 aoinn Db IND oraa sdHtrtamm nit pdBr Qapu
r5dn" ODER nit 4mut9cfs nb r9ug 5ud*~ n $3.50 nct6 fir 800
QnoreQ arhen, n bon SW bis $O5l
&baro$=8u3 9uam, unl bnu gu uO i3pu3, in onlrld qRutuu, i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
LYhcHlNG Is 1usTiFlEo.
Senator Tiilman epeaks on the Race
z.z 81 Question at Marinstte, Wis. =

Senator 1iiinan Speaks on the Race
ss Question 1t Marinstte, Wis. s.5=:
Marinette, Wis. Aug. l55.United
States Senator Benjamin r. Tillman
Of South Carolina addressed ! large
audience on the. race question from q
Southern standpoint. s ,=:s:. s,s.s. - :
In Wisconsin you have 5000 black
men, he said. why don't you try
the bleaching process and exterminate
them BY intermarryine? The idea Is
repugnant to you. In South Carolina
We have 100000 blacks and $50 900
whites. The carpetbaggers. the 'nigs
ser and the Southern scalawags and
scoundrels ruled us after the war until
they had stolen everything that there
was. In the state, then we went. with
our shotguns to the polls and took it
away from them. All men are not
created equal and the 'niggers' are
not At to vote. Come what may the
white people Of the South will gov.
ern their own country"
He condemned Booker Washing
toms scheme Of educating the negro
along industrial lines as an attempt
to place him on an equality with the
white artisan, something that would
only intensity race hatred in the
South. He said that among the f..
100000 of slaves during the Rebellion
there were more Christians than there
are today among the 5000 900 blacks
in the South.
Il do not want to uphold slavery"
he continued. Il thank God there are
no slaves today under the Stars and
Stripes" r..
! Mr.. Tillman made an eloquent plea
in justification Of lynching, saying
that Southern women could not be
brought into court to testify to their
shame and degradation before a Jury
for the purpose Of convict{ng a beast.
He closed with an lmpassioned state.
ment to the effect that the white PEG.
pie Of the South would remain on TOP
"fn spite of the DEVIL" and, If neces-
sary, he and his brethren were ready
to take down their shotguns.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
ARE AFTER LANDS.
caddo indians Wish to Make SeIec.
tons in Oklahoma.

caddo indians Wish to Make selec.
tions in Oklahoma.
Washington, Aug. 6.-Suit was in.
stituted in the supreme court of the
District OF Columbia by a number OF
Caddo Indians and white men who
have married Caddo Indian women
asking that a writ of mandamus be is.
sued against the secretary of the
terror compelling that official to ap-
prove selections of land in the newly
opened lands in Oklahoma which
have been made by them and to with.
draw the lands from settlement. They
base their claim upon an old act OF
congress granting lands to member
Of Indian tribes affiliated with the
Wichita Indians. Rule to show cause
returnable on the 18th inst. was is.
sued by the court.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
cHiNA's NEW TARIFF.
Protocol Proposes II Shall Go into On.
p Grafton Oct. 4: "z& "

London, Aug. 5.-The Times pub
1shes the following from Pekinx: &
'"The draft OF the protocol proposes
that the new tariff shall come. into
operation Oct. j.. Russia is displaying
renewed activity In Manchufias and is
trengthening her grip on Niu-
Chwang. It is expected that Il Chen
Fon.g, son Of Ii Hung Chang. viii be
appointed Chinese minister 70 Russia
to continue the baneful policy fnHl.
gurated by Fl Hung Chang. It is re-
ported that the French intend 70 build
2 railway from aoTing- En- to Tier
Tsin direct WITH or without Chimes
consent
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
GS-Sales ranged ct SONS o.
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul Union Stock Yard0.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, Aug. q. =
HOdS-Sales ranged at $6.70@d1 Ia
CATTLE-Sales ranged At $5.0o@6. 40
for prime butcher steers, $88O0490 for
prime butcher COWS and heifers, 5000
$50. for choice veals, $Y.l5@S.4o for
choice feeders. ,-
sHEEP-Sales ranged at $4,000. 30
tor choice butcher lambs, q 1868. 60 for
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
49,

P.e1sdeat Central Savings Bank
& "a s: :.sa5ss SIX. Detroit, Nieh.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
Sioux City Live Stock.

S1oux ClrI, Ia, Aug. 8.
CATTL1-Sales ranged ct A5o0SsU
Tor beeves,: 99O00a50 for oowa :bu liz
and mixed, g. 750a60 for stockero and
feeders, e2.25@S40 for calves and year.
ungs. ! : -t =:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat:

e.: -" ". @MlNNHAPoLN, Aug. q.
WHEA1- Caeh &C.: Sept. 67Xo.. Do.
eo1c. On ,Track-No. hard TO, No. !
Northern 60, No. 3 Northern 67Xo.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
LATEST MARKET. REPORT.
Duluth Wheat.

Duluth Wheat. -
; DULUTH. Aug. g. !.
WHEAT-Cash No. l hard 72Kc, No. l
Northern 7oNc, No. Q Northern 651<c, No.
0spfing 61Nc. To Arrive-No. hard
7sNo. No. Northern zoe, Sept 6s3kc,
Dec. 7Oxc.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

> - CHICAGO, Aug. 6.
CATTLE-Sales ranged at S. $4,000
for prime steers, 81 4o@5.2o for poor to
feeders, 50 80 049O' for cows and heifers,
g. OO@4 50 for Texas ed steers.
HOGS-Sa1es ranged at $5e5@e. 10
for mixed and butchers, s.. 10000 for
good to choice heavy, $5.50@5. so for
rough heavy. S5:eo@5.so for light, IS so
SHEEP-Sales ranged ct q 7o@4 %
Tor sheep, 33.50@600 for lambs :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-08-09
Chicago Grain and ProvIslon,,

-'71l| = CHICAGO, Aug. O..
WaEAT-Aug. ee,sc. Sept. 7o,fo. Oct
71H@71Nc. =, ss...ss :. -. ;
coRN-Aus sexe, Sept: s7xo. Oct.
3ATs-Ans. s4,<o. Sept. $50. Oct
PoRH-Aus. elIo71<, Sept. iii. Tx.
!: oct: IL IS, Jan. 31s.0o. 3 S.. =, = =
= FLAx-Cash NortAwsstern, ,1.os,
No leke9, Sept q. -, Oo4. 4l.76.s ~,
POULIRY-Drese1d, chickens 70l9c,
turkeys 8 DO. $50 f.t : H.. !,
BUTTEn- oreamsy l43(0sos. dairy.,
11o161<c. 1 z g. S. q ::
EGGS Ffssh ls1lollo. Sc p. =, i: :.
-Four highwaymsaa zsllserea ne pow
srhouse OF the subuTban Electric Rail
way company at Chicaeo. They
6ound and gagged two employees. blew
spen the safe and escaped with 500.
y Rev. George b. Hancock, pastor Of
The West Park Methodist Episcopal
church at Asbury Park, N. vas
stricken by death while delivering a
sermon Sunday night. Death was due
20 paralysis.
BENJAMIN Pugh. . negro, who mur-
dered John Tiegen, q walter Il = res.
taurant 10 Brooklyn, Aug. g last. was.
put to#death II the electric chair in
Sing Sing prison Monday Three.
shocks we're admins tered before he
vas pronounced dead
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
REAL EsrArE ZOE sALE.

El,YAN HEIGHTS / VII offcr for = Few
days four acres ~ quarter or oue-acre
ti9cis, on top OF bryan Heights, at rca.
s',.hi .p ncsr tuss Wis ibst ,els ",
riet airing 70 drill for oil. Mr. Lucas SAYS
Blyan Heights has sure indications OF
81, which y - teet above tne sea Level
west Of the Brazus river and one mile
from the gulf. Address =. II. Carlton,
NclNscu. Texas. ~
HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS-Cholce OF
any location cheap FOR cash or on easy
payments, call or address Boulevard and
Eighteenth avenue. Houston Heights,
Texas. II, II. Cooley. I,23
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Kansas City, Mo. July 2T.-Cattle- Re.
ceIpts 600. market nominal; choice export
aud dressed beef steers b.40n5 so; fair 70
SIS; Western fed steers 4 40d6 so; West
ern range steers 8.25Gi4 %; Texans and
Indians 3,OO6i1, %; Texas cows 2.60d3 10;
native cows 2,5olia Is; helfeis 26OQa.lp.
Gamers l.Tb@2. 40; bulls 2.50G1400 calves
25uM4.50. Hogs Receipts 100 o; market
5@i0c lower heavy 5.S5d0.O5; light s $50
5.12is; pigs 350M5.Z5. Sheep--Receipts 500.
market unchanged; lambs i.00d5O6. weth.
ers S.J0G40O; Western range sheep 325a
5SO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
,,.nnrn nrnsnN 3 FnRn.

MARTYR. HUDSON FORD
Truck farm for rent cheap or on shares
70 honest party: 70 acres partly improNedi
well fenced. small house, keou wen ~
water. close 70 city, on gravel ROAD Az,
nv 600 Franklin avenue. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE Monday. 10 a. m.-Flne
furniture, bureaus. wardrobes tables,
chairs, hat rack, hedsteads, rockers.
trunks. safe. easeis, shoes, hats. shirts,
pauts, underwear, soap, pencils, cards,
saws pocket knives, cologne. towels.
quilts, hosiery thread. paper. beans, dried
fruit tobacco, Ink, lamp ehimneys. fant
Lubbock. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

rsI SELL YOU any sized tract OF rice
land nj rock bottom prices. oil pros.
poets free Hail. 90 Msin.- -a
HAVE customers for 5000 70 looCo acres re
ytra nroposltiona on river; can aiso use
snrarsi smaller tracts: give particularly
ana prices. Hail. go Main. u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

siS0. 900 TO LOAN on houston business OF
residence property; ole to ten years; ct
lowest rntes OF interest; monthly pay.
nents II desired: no delay In getting yonr
money. Apply to N. J.. Mills. 2o5 Main
street. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
LIVE STOCK.
NEW ORLEANS.

Especial to The pOst)
New Orleans, July THE New orleans
live stock exchange reports; Receipts OF
grown cattle light; active demand for fat
steers, cows and bciteis; ordinary dulls
calves and yearlings in fair supply; prices
for choice unchanged. No good hogs and
sheep In FIRST hands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

WANTED-By Sabine Tram company at
their tram at Laurel, Texas twenty-a lgr
good log sawyers: we pay 3i.s SGnts per
also want forty men 10 work Al saw and
planning min nj Deweyville, Texas we
psy from 81 80 Ia 81 per day; married
in the year Can on j. B. Smith, super,
intendent Deweyyille. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

LIBEiIY COUNTY Srcilon 100. $40 acres,
near Hardin Inc az ST.a0 per acre. terms
easy. r. W. Gamble & Co Il
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ANOTHER MODEL HOME-At a bargain
foi this week only Two story, moietn
built IN all It's appointments, seven large
stable corner lot southern exposure; on
car line, only $500 improvements coat
more than this pHce; act quick " Nnli
Wish Ca take advantage of this splrnd d
Investment. Halllwell & Kelly, rio Main
street q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

LET US SHOW YOU our list Of lots. in
the Ihrd ward. We also have very de-
slrable homes to ofier in every part OF tue
city az prices that are righ1 aud terms
~. suit; VIM. Ii. Olschewske X Co, 2uQ
Khan building. 3
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MANUFACTURING worthy persons In each
state 70 manage business OF wealthy cor.
poraton salary SIS cash each Wednes.
day direct from headquarters; expense
money advanced Manager, 800 Caxtou
nmldlng. ChicAgo. 2S
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800, 600 TO LOAN TO build homes, take
" and extend vendor lien notes, etc,
ney foT Fidelity Savings AsssciatIoa. s Of
Zee over Houston National bank, Main
aud Congress, Houston, Texas. r. II,
Pollard. special agent. II
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so ACRES OF land, Thlrd ward close N,
$500: house and two lots Center street.
Slloo; six lots, Mckinney and Walker.
$1,000; house aud lot, Polk, $1,000; one
lot on Chcnevert street, STj0 also many
other desirable bergains money 70 loan.
pN.e q Co. KIM hnidlng. Is
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| OWN twelve lots near car liue in Hous.
tom Heights: must sell six at once; "
you want n bargain, only 500 each. Al.
Crcss T. q. Box -. -
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reference I rso e cook for small fam,
ss lIsIlngar SI i7i7 prc ARply to Mrs Is
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FOR SALE Acreage on Big Hin, Mata.
gordn county, at ground door prices; you
VI save big money by Investing before
work begins don't fab TO call ana Sc,
cure data Cash 4 Luckcl II
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FOR SALE-A SNAP-6io acres of Ane
sandy loan prairie land on the line of
LaYaca and Wharton counties; 1oO acres
fenced and part In civilizations slx-roo
box house, tine we'll of water, small o.
chard. improvements costing about SllO;
price 50 per acre, So cash and balance
on long time II desired, With per ceht
interest; parties nrc sinking an oil well
near this land and If they strike oil this
viii enhance the value of 1t, this Hand
with the improvements Is worth $40 per
acre; raw, unimproVel land is selling
from SIS to 81 per acre; this Is also iine
rice land, the owner Is unable 20 'o9S
after II and Is offering IL az sacruce.
II YOU are looking for . home now Is
your chance, write quick " you mean
business. McCarty, McGehee * Co, san
Antonio. Texas rs
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HELP WANTED.

urPktsTT,o..ra.e. The Young IudN or nlaH
can farasA good o6 sSaT positon reS Tith
rrdallons s,gb Grade publication. Ad.
r,sponsl elei .sstern Educator, Crownin.
dress, SSomdi iISSlm Dallas, Texas. y
saieio - u -reTIenced bushelman for
WANTBp-Asiho ,hIhr store In Galveston.
reiail vita reference and s ,n oo sai Any
lssesse rsssdi address box NO. iV''VV 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IWO-CHAiR barber shop and hot aud cold
hath, good location, have re9snn for sell
ing. Apply 1910 Hardy. ~
FOR SALE-oil lease near Sour Lake,
Jefferson and Hardin counties, In tracts
OF 10 10 500 acres; rock bottom prices
to parties desiring to develop Immediate
~. For tull particulars address @.
u. Heisig q CO., Reaumont, Tcxas. y
FOR SALE-rhe Houston Heights hotel
aud simmer garden: an ideal resort: the
only ono near Houston reached by street
cars. John A. Mllroy, 40 Main ST. n
FOR SALE OK RENT-Tne Houston
Heights furniture Factory, equipped for
general planning mill work and the manu-.
tactuh OF cheap furniture. O, Nj. Carter,
40 Main street, Houston, Texas. II
For SALE One i2-foot by 4S-inch return
tubular boiler. complete with all nttings;
also one l2N12 automatic steam engine;
Just the OUTFIT for rice pumping piApt.
Address l.. " MILLER, Houston. or W. II.
McKinnon. Schulenburg. Il