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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Congressional district conventions
will be held ut p. m, June 10, rs fol-
lows:
District.
1-Erciberg's Hall, 1SO ?2d.
-FOresters' Hail, G5l2 Cottage Grove.
3-Lundquist's Hall, G1st and Morgan.
4-Watita Hall, 47th and Halsted.
5-Thalia Hall, 18th and Alport.
G--Columbia Hall, HOnOre and Van
Buren,.
,7-Schweim's Hall, Division and Cali
fornia.
S-Aurora Hall, Huron and Milwau.
kee.
0-NOrth Side Lower Turner Hall.
1O-Seifert's Hall, Clark, near Law
renee.
Senatorial district conventions will
be held at 10 n. m. June 10, as fol-
lows:
District.
1-145 Randolph.
e-Columbia Hall, Honore and Van
Buren,.
3-Walhalla Hall, 37th and Went
worth.
4-Watita League Hall, 4Ith ana Hal
sted.
Thurman Club, 47th ana Cottage
Grove.
G-IApkc's Hall, Southport and Lin
coin.
City Hall, Lemont.
9-Not designated.
1l-Sheehy's Hall, GGO3 Halsted
l3-Grand Crossing Turner Hall.
l5-Thalla Hall, Alport and 18th.
1T-Apollo Hall, Blue Island and 18th
l0-pick's Hall. Kcdzie ana Colorado
2l--Conway's Hall, Lake ana Western
% Schweim's Hall, California and Dl
vision.
25-Gaines' Hall, Milwaukee and Lo
gan Square.
2T-Normania Hall, Green and Nil
waukec.
23-Brands Hall, Erie ana Clark.
3l--IIeinen's Hall, 80 Larrabee.
Country town delegates will meet II
Dcs PLANES in the morning of the coun
ty convention date to nominate for th'
five country places on the County
Board,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

u handsome total In mayOralty cam.
paigns in the past. The Eagle can as.
mind In peace. The pntrOlmcn will not
stand for ten per cent political assess
mcnis any longer. no matter who may
give written orders for the shake
down" with the warning. "burn this"
added by way of postscript. The blue
coats revolt may lead to n general stop.
page of City Hall assessments. The
practice Is against the law anyway.
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Rcnominatc and rr.clcct Hon. james
McAndrcws. lie Is u sterling Demo
crat. u nntivc.born ChicagOan. and has
made an able and conscientious repre-
sentative Of the people In Congress.
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Hon. NJ. j. Quinn hasMade II model
police court Judge. The Democrats
would do well to nominate him for Su-
pcrior Court Judge next June.
Mr.. Thomas &. Dennehy. the we'll
known merchant. would make II splen-
did candidate for Sheriff on the Demo.
cratic ticket.
Hon. Ernst Hummel IL away In the
lead for the Democratic nomination for
County Treasurer. lie is the strongest
man by far the Democrats could name.
Being one of the best known and most
popular Germans In Chicago, ana pos
scsslng u fine record rs u citizen ana a
public official, he would make the
strongest kind Of q candidate before
the people.
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Daniel j. McMaliOn. one Of the lead
Ing members of the Chicago bar. and
ut present the able attorney of th'
Board of Education, will be nominated
for one of the judgcships II the Demo
Gratis are wise and desire good judi
cial ticket. The leaders are all with
him.
Thomas A. Smyth IL another leading
Democrat whose name Is strOngl!
urged for the shrievalty nomination.
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Congressman George J.. Foster
whose record rs II public official nnt
representative Of the people Is with
out Il flaw. will undoubtedly he re
elected To the office which he has 50
worthily and ably filled.
Miles j. Dcvine's nomination by th'
Democrats for the Cook County bcncl
Is regarded as practically assured. liz
would make u splendid race, ana Il
elected IN excellent Judge.
~SA
No better man could he nominated
for one of the clerkships on the Demo
cratic county ticket than Mr.. Albcr
Graft. the wcll.known cement AM
paving contractor Mr.. Graf, beside
being IA first-class business man, ha
n good knowledge of law and lcgn
procedure. and would run any of In
clcrkshlps ably and well.
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Alderman ]. III. sullivan would max
a splendid candidate for County CLERK
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Mr.. Morris st. j.. Thomas Is niue
spoken of as gentleman who woul
draw many votes to the Democrali
ticket aS II candidate for the bench.
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Charles C. Breyer, well known an
respected in business circles, viii prol
ably be one of the Democratic nom
necs for the County Board.
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J. II. Pcrkinson, the well-linown Law
yer, Is Il clean-cut Democrat, n iirs
class citizen and deserves n place %
the ticket as Il judicial candidate.
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As n candidate either for Count
Commissioners or for a clerkship on III
Democratic ticket, Albert Graf, III
well-known contractor, would he
vote gettcr.
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: Mr. Peter Kiolbassa, the present c'
, cellent Building Commissioner of ii
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17
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Mayor Harrison is quoted as saying
In discussing the Democratic campaign,
that Nv" want no money spent in n
way that viii not stand investigation" f"
What is the Mayor driving at anyway! !
Is he thinking OF those old-time police
assessments that used TO roll up such
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

one delegate to all other conventions
for every 200 Bryan votes, will give
the various wards and country towns
representation in the State and county
conventions rs follows:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17
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q, j, Tatgc should De rcnomuatcd for
one Of the Circuit Court Judgcslips N
the forthcoming Democratic election
II" is an excellent lawyer aud would
draw the support Of thousands of Ger
man Lurhcrans to the ticket,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17
6sSI1

Al indications point to the election
the Hamilton Club at its annual elec-
tion next week. Mr.. Long Is one of the
most prominent attorneys In Chicago,
ana those members of the club who IA
vor a safe, wise ana conservative ad-
ministration of its affairs, it is claimed,
viii vote to elect him President next
Monday night
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17
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Francis j. sullivan, the able young
Democrat who was chosen for leader Of
the minority In the lower house of the
last Legislature, Is now being talked Of
for senator In the Nineteenth District
Mr. sullivan Is one of the brightest
Young Democrats IN Cook County, ana
is generally regarded ~ a coming man
iu pvlitipS
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17
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With pretty near every contagious
disease known To Scicnc" IT, almost cpl
dcmic form in the city, the city Council
has had the hurdlhood To pass an 0rdin'
ancc making water u luxury.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17


doubt he one of tho very best men the
Democrats could nominate for Trcsi-
dent of the County Board. Besides
drawing the full Democratic vote. Mr..
Kiolbnssa's splendid record as public
official and his wonderful popularity
among the Polish element would add
greatly to the strength of the ticket.
lie was one of the best city Treas
urcrs Chicago ever had.
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Hon, Edward q. Brown Is u man
whose name would add prestige To the
Democratic ticket as u candidate for
the bench.
Re0A
Hon. Henry G. Bartling. who was
one Of the very best Senators ami Rep
rescntatives that Cook County ever
had In the Legislature. II being strongly
backed for Representative In the sixth
District. His nomination VIII mean
his election and will bring great
strength to the ticket
Mr.. John Garden, the wcll.knOwn
brewer would make I'M ideal candidate
for County Commissioner.
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Attorney i. \. Hines would max" an
excellent County Judge.
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| tI.n L. lprt,.otrilln xrill Ia, nam.
mated by acclamntiOn for the Circuit
or Superior Court bench by the Demo
Gratis on June II.
Judge william II. Bnrnum's nomina.
tlon as one Of the Democratic judicial
| candidates is assured.
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Hon. Signund Zeisler's nomination
by the Democrats for any Of the Judge
ships would mean his election.
Hon. 4. McIlugh can have II nomina
tiOn for either Circuit, superior or Pro
bate Court Judges mt the hands Of the
Democratic county convention. His
name would add prestige to the ticket
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Attorney John i. Waters Is one Oi
the men most generally discussed as 4
probable Democratic judicial nomine,
In the fall campaign.
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Nothing can prevent the denomination
and election of Hon. William II. Ma
hony to Congress. Mr.. Mahony IL TX
cccdingly popular In his district, whlcl
is overwhelmingly Democratic.
~e
Joseph Mcdill Patterson, who ha
received the Republican nOmina
tion rs member of the lower house %
the Illinois Legislature from the Thirty
first Senatorial District, Is the son q
Robert w Patterson, editor of the Chi
cagO Tribune. He was born in Chicago
about twenty-five years ago, ana cXcep
for the time when away at school ant
college has lived here all his life. As
young man of wealthy parents, of liz
education ana of political ambition, MI
Patterson will attract attention as
member of the state Legislature.
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John &. Fctzer, one of the best know
buslncs men in Chicago, will he unan
mOusly elected Vice President of III
: Hamilton club next week. Mr., Fcizc
Is liked by all who know him and Is on
of the strongest men in club life IN Oh
, cagO,
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At II recent meeting of the Dcm'
cratic County Central Committee, I'll
call was issued for all primaries to Il
held in Cook County this fail.
The Eagle gives the provisions of I'll
call herewith in full:
Democratic primaries 10 elect deli
gates to State, county, Senatorial an
Congressional conventions will be hel
Friday, June l3. The county CONVEX
ton will meet Saturday, June II, at
o'clock, in the Second Regiment A
mory. Senatorial and COngressiont
conventions will meet Monday, Jun
10, the day before the State CONVEX
: ton at Springfield, Tuesday, June !
Q The basis of representation, one Sta
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17


duty. The challenge issued by our cor.
respondent still stands. however. and
we deem the letter as u whole worthy
Of publication. even mt this late date.
-Edy
E.lltor Eaglc-Sir: I noticed an item
IN the newspapers the other dny which
] think IL significant. ana to which
thought | would call your attention.
a citizen by the name of OltOurkc.
who resides In Indiana. called upon
Mayor Harrison to try and get re-
bate In his water bill. The citizen is
reported to have said: IL have to pay
more for Democratic water than I dill
for Republican wats Under Mayor
swift and the Republicans my bill
was S11 year; now It's $23 u year"
Mr.. lIarrison's only reply was II
cheap jest. This incident II, | think.
dOubly significant In view Of the fact
that the taxpayers Of Chicago are
threatened with an additional increase
In their water taxes through the SO
called water ordinance passed by the
City Council Monday night. Can any
body point to anything that the pres
ent administration has ever done that
redOunded to the benefit Of the unfor-
tunate taxpayers!
Yours respectfully.
ONE OF THE OPPRESSED.
TO the Editor of The Eagle:
| 1Naap i,.--I'nslot ,rnvtx,,a nNrni m i~.
trations the members Of the police and
fire departments were permitted to ST.
lcct their own material for uniforms.
Now they are compelled to accept such
as IL selected for them by the city pur-
chasing agent, who is supreme in the
matter. The latter Is thus enabled
to buy the clothing Of 5000 men
ever price he may see tit. Now want
to know II this Is either fair or lawful.
! would also like to know IL the COun-
ell cannot exercise supervision over
this department ana get for the blue
coats the privilege Of competition AT
least since they are not to be allowed
to make their own selection.
Very truly yours, N. II. II.
TO the Editor:
Sir--Cannot the City Council pass an
ordinance prohibiting the manufacture
In this city Of nickle.in.the.sl0t gam
bling machines? Once In a while
the city administration takes notion,
to stop the operation OF such machines
In saloons and other places of public
resort which are favored by men will,
Il pull" but these are spasms that last
, but for n very short space of time and.
like the wine-rOOm ordinance and other
reform" measures, are enforced only
by fits and starts. or all the insidious
, and allurlng forms Of gambling. the
: nickle-in-the.slOt machine Is the worst.
One of the most detestable features of
1t Is that II Is particularly tempting Ia
the young, and Is largely practice,i 10y
the rising generation.
Now ! understand there are many
slot machine factories In Chicago
which are mainly engaged in making
| the regular Observation-Disclosures gambling
I devices. Is 1t not possible 20,
t the city Concil to pass an or
dinance which would prohibit all
|. solutely the manufacture Of any.of the
! latter kind of machines I'm Chicago
| ana thereby make the spasmOdic vir
$ tue of the city administration perma
), ncnt affair?
I. Respectfully yours.
| PATER FAMILIAs.
: &S
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Now we have Mr.. Foreman, Rcpubli-
can candidate for President Of the
County Board, out with an announce
ment that If elected he is going TO ask
To DE authorized to establish n number
of advisory boards composed OF public
spirited citizens" who would show him
how TO do the business Of his office. The
advisory board idea In connection with
our public offices is getting to be nau-
seating nuisance. For heavens sake,
what are our citizens called upon Ia
elect public officials for, anyway: II
our public and civic Institutions are t.
be run by advisory boards, then abolish
the official positions ana say" the sal
| aries
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Mr.. Peter KiOlbassa, the present cX-
cellent Building Commissioner of the
city Of Chicago would beyond all
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

As candidate either for County
Commissioner or for clerkship on the
Democratic ticket, Albert Graf, the
well-known contractor, would he n
vote gcttcr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17
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John c. Fctzer, one of the best known
busncs men in Chicago, will be unani-
mously elected Vice President of the
Hamilton club next week. Mr., Fcizcr
is liked by all who know him and is one
of the strongest men in club life IN chi
cugD,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17
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]. II. Pcrkinson, the well-known law
yer, is clean-cut Democrat, a first
class citizen and deserves n place on
the ticket as judicial candidate.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17
Citizens from Many Parts of Town Write
Of Men and Events Of the
Day.
Pointed Questions Asked Regarding the Trans
actions Of Public Bodies and of
Political Leaders.
Gossip Of the City and Of the Country
Forms the Subject Of Com.
munications

ceivcd while In the performance or
duty. The challenge issued by our cor.
respondent still stands. however. and
we deem the letter as u whole worthy
Of publication. even mt this late date.
-Ed.D
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

John l.. Pickering, Of SangamOn, am
Old-time newspaper man, is out as a
candidate for Clerk of the Supreme
Court before the Democratic State con
ventiOn, with very fair chances OF sue
cess. Mr.. Pickering Is lifelong Dem
Ocrat, a clever newspaper correspond
ent, and an honorable man. He would
make strong candidate for the Office
to which he seeks election.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Leading Republicans and many of
the hest citizens of the Thirteenth
Ward are urging Mr.. Francis NJ. Woods
to come ont as IN independent Republi.
can candidate for State senator. Mr..
Woods Is eX-President of the Menokcn
Club. head of the Educational AssOcia,
ton on Wabash avenue, and one of the
foremost educators in the United States.
The Legislative Voters League will in
dOrse him, ana 1t is believed he will be
the next State Senator from the Nine
teenth District II he will make the race
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Congressman George j.. Foster
whose record rs II public official and
representative Of the people Is with
out flaw, will undoubtedly he re-
elected TO the office which he has so
wOrthily and ably filled.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Miles J. Dcyine's nomination by the
Democrats for the Cook County bench
Is regarded rs practically assured. liz
would make u splendid race, and II
elected an excellent Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Charles C. Breyer, well known and
respected in business circles, will prob
ably be one OF the Democratic n0m!-
nccs for the County Board.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17


Mr. Fred II. Rowe. Of Jacksonville,
made one of the hest chalrmen the Re-
publican State Central Committee of
Illinois has ever had. 1t has been an.
nounced In certain quarters that there
Is u disposition to replace Mr.. Rowe
with another man whose name IL COM
parativcly unknown. Mr.. Rowe, In the
campaign OF 1896, displayed wonderful
ability as an organizer, and to his ex'
crtlOns and good Judgment was large
ly due the fact that the State ticket
pulled through In the face Of certain
widespread dcfcctiOns In the party and
against one Of the strongest Demo
cratic tickets ever nominated In this
state. Now that the Republican party
managers are strcnuOusly working for
harmony and recognize the great neces'
slty for 1t. 1t would be but poor policy
to begin the campaign by deposing
such Z man as Mr.. Rowe ana In the
face. too, of the determined opposition
Of the State administration. II Is not
likely that Chairman Rowe will bc dis,
turbcd.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Nothing can prevent the denomination
and election Of Hon. William Il. Ma
hony to Congress-. Mr.. Mahony Is eX-
cccdingly popular In his district which
Is overwhelmingly Democratic.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

No better man could he nominated
for one of the clerkships on the Demo
cratic county ticket than Mr. Albert
Graft, the wcll-knOwn cement ana
paving contractor. Mr.. Graf, besides
being n iirst-class business man, has
n good knowledge of law and legal
procedure, and would run any of the
clcrkshlps ably and well.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Daniel ]. Mcmahon. one of the lead
Ing members Of the Chicago bar. ANA
ut present the able attorney of I'll"
Board of Education. will he nominated
for one of the judgeships II the Demo.
Gratis are wise and desire a good judi
cial ticket. The leaders are all with
him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Thomas A. Smyth il another lcadin'
Democrat whose name IL strOngl!
urged for the shrievalty nomination.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Hon. Ernst Hummel Is away In ih,
lead for the Democratic nomination foi
County Treasurer. lie is the strongest
man by far the Democrats could name
Being one of the best known and mos
popular Germans In Chicago, and pos
scssing q line record rs u citizen and 4
public official, he would make thu
strongest kind Of u candidate before
the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-17

Mr.. MOlrls 81, +. ThOmas Is hlurI
spoken of as a gentleman who woul'
draw many votes to the Democratic
ticket aS II candidate for the bench
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

CORNER Lot, WITH
SHADE TREES, OF MAIN STREET,
SiI0o; TWO CHOICE SOUTH FRONT
CAR LINE $500 EACH; TWO LOTS
ONE A CORNER NEAR CAR LINE,
FIFTH WARD. S125 EACH, DESIRA-
BILE COTTAGE HOME CORNER LOT,
5000 SHADE TREES, ON CRAW-
FORD STREET PRICE $500 OTHERS
JUST As CHEAP. NORFLBET
PHONES 633. BfNX BUILDING. II
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SOUTH ROOM. furnished, gas, bath. Ill,
Capitol avenue ..
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TfPEWRITERs-

Er sSLE TOUCH on the 'BiIck'' Type
|ss.s W.. Electrtc $3.50; No Z $50; No. .
al Msagara SIS Best made: up-to-dnte.
leSas Tree W. Il. Russell. Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

rice canal work from Pine Stand bayou
to Sour Lake. Texas, to let: prairie work
material good; fills average -four feet
supply haul short; viii pay good prices,
see us before all is taken. Address, care
Dutton hotel. Beaumont Texas. Brooks
Bros. & Co 1i9
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BARGAINS Neat fve-room cottage on
Iceland avenue. south front. lot 50Xll5
feet. two.stoly house. south front, Lee
land avenue. asphalt pavement twelve
rooms, corner lot 50Xll0 feet; prices on
this property viii interest you, call at
our Office Sullivan * Hanna, 31l Moore
Burnett building. Both phones. &c
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$40 PER 1000 copying letters to be sent Ia
us; paper isee two stamps with applicn.
ton. Illinois Industrial Union, desk e.
Chicnrp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

RAVE q, customer for lot or two in walk
ing distance from Polk and Caroline. also
"A house and lot In same nelghDorhood
Hnvo you real nice home for sale NJ
shy $4,000 u $4,000 We have cus-
toners every day for homes for rent;
list yonr property With Us. and we Will
do the rest. oliver Cranston Is Co. IF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

BAKERY FOR SAJE-First class bakery
In q good town, Address w. f. Colouitt,
Real Estate and Loan Agent, Corsieanaa,
TcNar VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, four blocks
from Rice hotel all modern conyenlences.
Sall and Inspect. 1903 Mckinney, corner
Fannin. 10
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

COLORED WOMAN wants work 10 cook
with private family. Address I'll Hamll,
ton street. Ella Power. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots ut lowest
prices. for cash or ON iustalment plan;
Ne handle Heights property ouly: some
bargains this week; seventeen acres on
White Oak bayou and Katy railroad at
5000. Houston Heights Office. 10 Main
street. John A.. Milroy. agent. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

FOR SALE Cheap, two National cash
registers All Kinds OF store hxtures
, rope rack, broom rack, refrigerator, show
!; cdses etc Job Charters st. 81
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WANTED to cook for small family. Apply
81 Hyneir street 10
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eIZ YER ACKE Tor rIce 5d--0lN acro-- II
Wharton, one OF the greSst rice nro5nr
Ing counties In Texas. Iarnss pvvvuun
Stewart, Jacksboro, Texas W. =;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

EflEs Velvet Cream, highly perfumcd,
cents bottle; sold by Lewyn & Andrr'
~, Main street, and Weples' Drug Store.
RpngreSs avenue. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

"AN 5,i naveSo0.0O0 cubic wards on
gsr graz s 70 lei on ,nta Fe extension from
ond a acad MIC 10 inter Texas long job
.SII,,l, tAas, "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-17

WANTED Situation, by smart, strong girl.
IA years old, In country town; likes
dressmaking A, G., this office. ls
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WANTED-M to learn the barber trade.
As sufficient practice can not be had IN
smaller cities, we pay transportation 10
our nearest college. present tools, puy
Saturday wages Grant diplomas and
guarantee positions at $40 to $40 weekly
after two months Instructions. Write
nearest branch Moler Barber Colleges,
New Orleans La, or st. Louis Mo, ~
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WANTED REAL ESTATE. WE HAVE
NUMBER OF BUYERS FOR CRY
PROPERTY. IMPROVED AND uNiM.
PROVED. III YOU WISH TO DISPOSE
OF YOUR PROPERTY CALL AND SEE
Us All ONCE. O'DONNlL1. LAND AND
TRUST Co, SIS MAIN STREET. II
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GOOD PLACE for sale and nineteen head
Of cattle; come tn PASSWORDS store; ask
for Adams ON Clark street. snap q
-
FOR SALlG--Lot g. block 3S Fair Grounds,
fronting on Louisiana street. near Fan
min school building, improvements TO be
removed, terms easy H. w, Edmundson,
at Carson, Sewal 4 Co rs. II