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His face reddened and he laughed He then said the Senator had not quoted him accurately, but he admitted that he had said that Aguinaldo had gone to Ma nila for pillage and piunder. He added: You know the old saying, that all is fair in war.
 All Fair in War.
 Do you consider it fair in war to as- sist a known plunderer and robber in an enomys territory to pillage without re strsint?'
 'I believe 1t Is as I read history"
 Then you admit that you assisted this robber ard plunderer to organize, etc?'
 "I didn't then call him a robber and plunderer; I called him the insurgent leader I have said here that he was there for money and loot. l think those were my words and I think that is what he was there for. Do you, he said, turn ing interlocutor himself, think he was there for anything else?"
 "I do" replied he senator.
 Well, I don't" said the admiral, and as If to express his opinion still more em- phatically he repeated, q don't" and added, T swear I don't"
 Do you think you know Aguinaldo better than General Otis?" asked Senator Carmack.
 Tn some things I do," the admiral re- piled. "I think my judgment is better in some matters than the generals. l don t believe he ever saw Aguinaldo and I saw him fifty times. Moreover I know his history"
 Knows Aeulnado Better.
 Do you think you know him better than General Bell?"
 T think I know him better than any 1 of our officers"
 Did Aguinaldo tell you that he was there for money and loot?'
 "I saw In his actions that he was. He had not been there forty-elght hours before he was taking everything in sight l provisions. munitions. etc"
 Prom the Spaniards?"
 From everybody" For himself?" T expect he got the lions share.'' "If General Otis and General Bell should say they regard Aguinaldo as per fecty honest in money matters, would their statement influence your opinion in regard to him?'' Not in the slightest degree"
 You don't know of a single dishonest I act on the part of the man and yet you | regard him as a thief" Just before this question was asked Chairman Lodge of the committee had announced that 12 o'clock. the hour for adjournment had arrived. The admiral took advantage of this announcement to cut short a line of inquiry that was plainly annoying him. He rose when 1 the last question was being propounded and when it was concluded said: 'I think l shan't answer that question.
 He then took his hat and left the room with polite word of adieu but without being formally dismissed. l The examination of the admiral will be continued tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-28

His face reddened and he laughed. He then said the Senator had not quoted him accurately, but he admitted that he had said that ASuipaldo had gone to Ma nila for pillage and plunder. He added: You know the old saying. that all is fair in war "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-22
Arn1uSermenGS.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-22
CARE YOU A MASON"


For the first time the comedy Are
You Il Mason" with original company,
will he presented in Baltimore. at Forl's
Grand Opera House. week Of February
oath.
This comedy was originally presented
in German form at the Irving Place
Theatcr. New York. where it was 50
great success that it induced Leo Dit
richStcin to adapt it for the English
speaking stage. II was presented last
spring ut Wallark'H Thcatcr, New York,
and was enjoying splendid run. when
it was forced from that theatcr by Il
prior contract. 1t was then taken To
Powers Theatcr, Chicago, where it fin
ished out the entire summer. After its
Chicago run it was returned to New York
this season to open the Garrick, and
again the standing-room-o sign was
in nightly demand. Since then the com
edy has scored Il pronounced hit at the
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be- it
RESOLVED. BY the Nrstry of Trim
!ty Parish, that in the death of one whose
high Christian example has left its deep
impress upon Church and community.
Trinity Church has sustained no or
binary loss, and the Diocese in whose
councils he participated almost unintcl'-
rupt"dly from the time of its first or
ganlZatOn. and to whose best interests
h" devoted heart and tongue and pen.
will $"rrly miss his familiar presence.
w" shall treasure the memory of his
Jealous fidelity to tn" interests of Trinity
Church rs Il NcStryman, in which capa-
city he served for Il period of more than
fifty years: his example as an earnest
worshipprr whose place in the House of
God WAS seldom found vacant: as Il
Churchman of enlarged sympathicS,
who's" vision took in the needs of the
Church in its Diocesan and National
spheres of cndravor. needs which he
helped to care for as II representative on
occasions not a few in the Church'S Ma
tional Council; as II Christian who, while
| faithful to his own convictions. sought
ever to speak the truth in love; and as a
| citizen ever alive to the best interests of
the State, and of the community in which
he spent his best years.
RESOLVED, That the foregoing min
ute be entered upon the records of Trim
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-22

SnaftcSbury Thentrr. London. and is
now running III that thcatrr. The rites
and secrets and aims of FrrcmaSonry are
in every way resi- rctcd and thr members,
rf -" order can iuly share in the apprr-
- ion of the far.
"a adapting he comedy f'om the Ger
man. Mr.. nirlichstrin has rndcavorcd to
retain much OF The original atmosphere.
The entire New York production and
company will h" brought to Baltimore.
MntimcrS "Wednesday and Saturday.
Admission - and - cents
Week of March Bird. "Thr Master ur
Magic kcllar'
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THE COUNTRY PAPER.

Amid the pile of paprrS.
That swamp my desk each day
And driv" me weak with clipping
And filing stuff away.
Comes once wrck-un Thursday
The quaint old four-pagr sheet
That's printed up in Pelham.
\ drowSy county seat.
lou STE. twas UP III Pelham
That first saw the light.
.tnd--wrll. my heart grows softer
Aud feel my eyes shine bright:
Right "v"rrut my touch is.
Ii spreads the columns wide.
Tn" locals what I'm Sr"hiu"
TIL" patented inside.
All. here it is: "'Thr County,"
And "IottingS. Local News"
You learn who's traded horses
Aud who have rented prws:
II tells about tn" Schoul-houSr
Where we used to sit and dream.
.\-watchin% dust Sp,ck> dancing
In the sunlight'S Shifty beam.
M" sturdy namrS of hoyho"d
Come tumhlin@ through onr Thought
Df Tom and Dick aud patsry
How we loved and how we fought
The friends whrn years. crew gravcr.
Called now beyond our ken.
IN tn" typ"-Iinr@ of TIA" paprr
Thry live ami >r";E agaiu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-22

heavy snow drift ON tn" siding just Soutl
of the Elkton signal tower. Not much
damage was done.
ice from its source To the mouth and fan
down the Bay. From the railroad depot
north it is from T. t" 20 feet thick. and
while there is some uncHSincsS Of tn,
propl" ut the upper end of Port Deposit
1t may, as il frequently has in the past
20 out without doing any damage, ant
probably will if there * no heavy rair
upon the SNOW.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-22
Gun Club organized.

\ Cum club has been organized at
Mechanics Valley 10y Il number of the
mnrkSmcn of that ncghborhOod, by elect
ing William Guihcrson. president: Viii
liam Bouchcllc, superintendent. treas
urcr and financial secretary The new
club will give Il shoot in the near future.
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un Mle,norian,.
KESOLTTIONS OF RESPECT.

Minutes adopted by the NcS,ry OF
Trinity Parish in reference to the LAT"
DR.. Il. e. Mackall:-
WHEREAS. In tho providence Of God
"" are called t" mourn the departing of
our friend ana longtime associate, Dr.
Richard Coving}on MackHl. Therefore
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-22

ity Parish. and that II copy be forwarded
Ia the family of the DECEASED with the
expression Of our hrarticst sympathy and
prayers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-22

For Coughs and Colds use Allabands
Anodyne Expectorent, 10 and 20 cents
Mt V. Il. Benefits, Elkton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
No Lawyers There.
New York Tribune.

New York Tribune.
"Bniy" Saunders Is a natura-''.
He is In his eightteth yesr, 'nvins = !, /,
New York, and Is stlll wOrnns !
trade. painting. ON a reeeni
billy" said: -, I /
II say, 'Biny,' ala you sTG Ln"
painter going to heaven A =
YES" replied Billy. ANs.
once. /" -. ,hssf
but DO you think tnsy 49, .,4st d n
him out" ~
And did they not succeed .s.1 b
mo. According 10 last aeeV0-'7
had not succeeded"
why, how was thatY -, ~
"WeiI, sonny, II was thAa Neltt q
couldn't ind a lawyer IN w
draw up the papersi" n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
mLieh IA LIked RsttsI !

Chicago Tribune. IA Il %
tie old horse they were wax
country road dropped in'' Z
your ideal girlf .,l,. s1NF e
mo" he said. fervenu'' =,
Whsreupon the horse. nn - ~ :
tally neglected. Htoppso ~
hrQWsA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
Roses for IN Evening c'''''1

New York Evening Fost. -. ~,
Small isle pink rose cluster s ..T,sslst !.
coiffure decoration IN ssronpd "
ranged in a tiailing WreAt1 $50 1IsA e. J
coil OF hair. which 10 otessjirt vslr,i y
lead and fastened WITH q tyiIs ars -
Algatlan bows Of blagA ~ sorar.. Il
decoration very becolnlns, hiss n NJ
The couture a 10 sthroueh - Z
iev7elled dagger thrust
eoiled knot OF hair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
TYPEWRITERS.

REMINGTON Typewriter IN good order
S3l cash for quick sale, Address 1890
this onico.
REMINGTON fypewriters FOR rent, S3 90
per meath. '1he Typewriter Exchlnge
gen Main street
sos TYPEWRITER, little used, for sac
cheap. u II. Adams. 1908 Rusk.
bLiCKENSDhRFER rYPEWRIrnRS on
easy payments; $40 cash and IS Del
mouth 10 responsible people or those VINO
FURNISH good references w. a. hussoli
gaacrai agent for Texas, Arkansaa, lnoian
and Oklahoma Terrlterza = &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords more advan-
tages for a home than any other suburb
OF Houston. See this property before you
buy.
Lota for sale at loves: prices for cash
er 90 installnent plan.
Houston Heights oIlce 90 Main streea
JOHN A MlLRoI, Agent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
ls3Tss ssFI,S, SUMMER RESORTS

HOTEL HANCOCK -Postofiee block, Aus
tin, Texas Conmercial trade solicited:
STRICTLY 1rst claAs; elegant ro0ms; free
sample roomgi free baths; rates s. ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

TWO connecting unfWnlshed rooms with
gus and bath, ny couple without children,
Tor light housekeeping; must be close in
ADDRESS 1875, this office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

gOR EALE-One million nrst-class building
brick At $3.50 I. o b. cars Harrisburg.
MilDy & Dow "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

AGENTS-S30 to $50 weekly easily made;
we prove this; luminous Municipalities
numbers, signs, readable darkest nights;
wood, Ill nB
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

10000 ACRES RICE LAND, from 81 to
bOOoacre tracts; very cheap for quick
tnrn. stoddnrd, 10l5,i Preston 2s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

GOOD KOOMs and board, close in, resson-
able lOl4 Walker,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

HAVE moved to Ola Bannin street. where
I'm better prepared to do your kodak
work. Geo. Beach. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

STOCK FARM within twenty miles OF Fort
Worth and within one mile Of two rail-
roads; we are Offering a splendidly i'm
proved stock farm containing 1890 acres
an enclosed, for Sl1 an acre; will either
give long time or accept other desirable
real estate for one-half the purchase
price George. u. Loving Co., Fort
worth, Texas. 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

FOR sAtsE--64O acres good rice land; best
bargain In Te1as, al So per acre AG-
dress 1929. this office. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

FOR sALE-550acTe farm, Box "a, lib.
erty, Texas. nc
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FOR SALB-The Morgans Point Land and
Loan company have desirable business
and residence lots which they win sell
Tor cash and on reasonable terms for
time payments. Call on tho president or
secretary at his Office. 400 Slpz hpilding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

GOOD EQUITY IN several small farms;
viii trade, Stoddard, loi5h Preston. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

FUk NENI-One plensant upstairs room
IN private family; use OF bath, hot and
cold Wnteri also stable and carriage
house. 1910 Walker nYrnnn 6a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

1S esmns srRAfEp OR STOLEN -
weef near China. Texas. sh sr0n onS
hands rs; one BLACK mare mule mule one Gas
g.sS oSsredi 0G fsr K yesEs old; $40 re- Se,
AS'A'ss = Co. AashIlad. l TsTas sF0osss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

WILLIAM A. WlLSoN-ofnce 2Oa KAN
building; headquarters for Hsnston homes
80 monthly payment ~ ERs etAsr plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

LAND--l3,OOO acres Of
rich agricultural land located on the
brazor river 100 miles q little north or
west from Fort Worth and Immediately
on the extension OF the Mineral Wens
railroad; " per cent OF the entire tract
10 rich farming land; price So an acre
George u. Loving q Co., Fort Worth
Ie1aS. rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED Bids for about 1000 yards ex-
cat0tion; none but responsible parties
with plenty OF teams need apply to c. c.
Wen2el third hoor Fox building, Mon
day at 10 q. m. 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

FOR sALE--eOo acres OF black prairie Iand
on Haywood canal with water Contract
for next season; only SIS per acre. hest
bargain IN Texas. II. y. Mansfield gU5t6
Main street, Houston, Texas. "a
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BOARD AND ROOM.

ROOM, AND board for two young men.
4l4 Capitol %
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fHRoCKMORToN CUUNTY-wlthin two
miles OF the town Of Throckmorton there
is located beautiful little stock farm
containing four sections, $3.50 acres, ia
aond square body with never-falling
streams OF water; enclosed with good
renee, good house and other improve
mentsi all OF which we are Offering at
Si,O an acre, usual terms George b.
Loving y Co, Fort Worth, Texas 70
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%Ncat Gsa,t oAo or9-
I nsImeroGA-heq bag
WANTED TO BUY,

WANTED-Pecnns. Highest market prices
paid Louis KanlnsGy, Preston, corner
Austin. rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

MER0cPHA E sS9oK ne BE9TEWEEN lilo CON.
HENDERSON s MuAfFshARsfNSrqN AND
RI ROY ~ ~ PAID TO FINDER n" q a.,
~ II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

UPTON COUNTY--Four alternate sections
cornering each other, aggregating 800
acres at 81 an acre; terms 5000 cash,
balance ON ten years time, per cent
interest. Big bargain on exceptionally
good terms. George Is. Loving * Co,
Fort Worth, Texas. rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

FOR SALE--l5O acres Of nne, well drained
prairie land. small island or timber, witb
10 one mile OF Spring station, IN Harris
county, Texas, at bargain A. 70. BUSH
Galveston ferns lU.2I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

hEVERAL CITY RESIDENCES ~ Very
cheap. stoddard, lol5M Preston %
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OCHlLThEE COUNTY-ln the northeast
corner OF Ochiltrec county we are Oneriug
ten alternate sections good smooth land
In lots Of not less than one section each,
at " an acre; one-tourth cash, balance
one, two and three years, per cent.
George Is. Loving q Co, Fort Worth
Texas. 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

RICE LANDS-1e20 acres on railroad near
Katy, $40 per Acret 800 acres on rice
canal, is miles south Houston. $50 per
acre; leo acres rear rice canal, 16 miles
south Houston, S15 per acre; 200 acres
on railroad, II miles southeast Houston,
Sl2 per acre: see Us before buying rice
lands and save money. H. II. MacNicoll,
Sl2 BinE building. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

CHEAP RICE LANDS-one section as Ane
rice land as can be had anywhere In this
country at $3.50 per acre; 1400-acre inn
proved rice farm ten miles only from
town at S11 per acre; GAO acres near Day
ton at about half It's value, enc highly
improved l6lsacre farm with pumping
plant and well, ready TO put In rice crop
at Leutia. Is miles from Houston very
cheap; three sections near Katy and 2OOO
acres black land in Brazora county al
bargain II you want 10 buy rice lands
be sure to see us, We also have rice lands
70 exchange FOR Northern property y. c.
Lamb 81 Co, All BtnE. 81
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IN THE WESTERN PART Of the State we
nave HO0,OOO acres, alternate sections, hait
owned, balance held by absolute lease for
ten years, wen watered, splendidly i'm
proved, excellent grass; SIPS an acre for
the patented land, throwing in leases and
improvements. George Is. Loving x Co.
Fort Worth, Texas. 2B
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posals for building three.story brick
hotel, $50 feet by 40 feet for Mr.. T. c.
Mahaney at Jennings, La. Will be re.
every bid must be marked "Proposnl for
butlding" and must b. addressed TO Mr.,
4. G., M9haney, Jennings. La; plans and
spccihcauons may be seen nt the Ne
chRnics and Dealers Exchange, New Or
leans La, or az the office Of W. l.. SteV.
ems architect, Crowley Ia %
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LOST, STRAYED. STOLEN.


SiU REWARD for any information y,
Wnlte pearl epera glasses ia rose cnIored
plush bag Sidney Harris name deTsiert
On them; lost about three weeks ~
ton. 0'eAue' Hous-
.H4&9.s s esss. -
IA3s4 sef.ai 81 -
LoST-Left Hsntsyllle going south oc,o
Der 10, one deep bay horse = ~ oet9-
S Sg9' , black name and tall one White White
Ts aS i oIS' h collar and saddle marks; q
Ssouheeted, on left shoulder; viii fe,va %;
I nnaer, Address NJ, Z, Sanders Hw %nts
miststa - ht1SlA AZ who took umbrella bv
lasl night win please return same. stang %
TsIEleT Eth Eth ward light colored Scotch
Tie, Return TO 1901 Everett R strse+. Ut
OF
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WANTED TO BUY-Black land on canal
q60 acres more or less) which raised rice
last year or will next year. Address 1uJl.
this Office. rs
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FOR BIDS--sealed pro.
posaIs, addressed TO d, u. Bryan, city
secretary, city Of Houston, will DO re-
ceiYed up TO IL o'clock. noon, on Monday,
timber trestle across White Oak bayou,
on the extension OF Houston avenue, and
Tor the grading OF earth approaches there
20, and other earth work, as per plans
and specifications now on hle in the city
engineers ortee; also for the construc
tton Of n timber treatle over a gully on
the north side OF White Oak bayou, on
same extension OF Houston avenue and OF
me grading OF earth work approaches
All proposals. must be accompanied by
n certified check for $500 on any bank ia
houston, made payable 10 the mayor
WITHOUT condition, same 70 be forfeited
as nQuid0ted damages In case OF failure
OF the successful bidder 10 enter into
bond as required by the city council
The successful bidder viii be required
70 furnish bond IN the sum OF not less
than thlrty'thrce and one third 1873 i3)
per cent or Ms contract price, with any
responsible individuals or security com
pany as hondsmen
The, successful bidder viii also be re-
CURED 70 complete the above mentioned
work within sixty teo) days after the
signing OF his contract and approval
works OF said city, and for failure to
complete said work within said time linn
~, VIII forfeit the sum Of twenty $50
dollars for each and every day after the
expiration OF said limit
The contractor Will be governed BY all
the ordinances OF said city regulating or
pertaining 70 public works and especially
tho labor ordinance, and must agree TO
p EiS1ot aednctlons from contract price for
O. n Holt, Mayor.
r. L Dormant, City Engineer
Houston Texas, October 81, 1902. %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For sALE-Rice and timber land. Box
~. Liberty. Texas. ii.6
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AGENTS CAN make 5000 to $1,000 the
next three months handling newly
patented article; absolute necessity In
every household and business; demand
cnormous experience not necessary; ex
elusive territory given. Household Nov.
city Go. (manufactrrers), 1912 Broad
way, ~ Y %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26

HELLO-Before you dispose OF your wood
remember G. Pletzner always will pay
highest market price; purchasers before
they buy their wood somewhere else will
save time and money by addressing 1905
Montgomery avenue. G. Pletzner 11-1T
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for CASTOR cloth
Ing send postal; will call. II. Captain,
70S Congress avenue. If
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HORSE wanted for feed suitable for lady
to drive IN light phaeton; IL entirely sat.
isfactory may buy p. o. Box 200 81
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for scrap
beeswaI, pecans, etc; country shipments
q speciality. Mayer Lipshitz, wholesale
dealer, 1201 Montgomery avenue, Hous-
ION. IF
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WANTED-Mc with rig to Introduce
Monarch Poultry Mixture; $50 weekly
and cXpensesi years contract; weekly
Mig. Co. Box $50. Springhell. III.
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WE START you selling diamonds. 50 diff
frrent styles; don't accept any work un-
III getting our catalogue; liberal Ofer.
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