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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18

BUSINESS CHANCE-A BUSINESS MAN
with 81, 500 to $1,000 desires to invest with
services in some profitable established bust
ness reply, stating kind OF business, 87S,
Journal.
HOTEL. FURNISHED, THREE-STORY
brick, 50 rooms; steam; modern conveniences;
live country town. Sell or rent; rare oppor-
tunty. 92o, Journal. 81
FOR SALE-DRUG STORE, LOCATED IN A
good town in southwestern Minnesota: nice
clean stock and store is doing good business;
this stock will stand close investigation. c.
W. Phillips, RenYille, Mimi.
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WANTED-FOR U. S. ARMY. ABLE-BOD-
fed men between ages Of q and So; citizens OF
United States of good character and temper
ate habits, who speak, read and write
English. For information apply to recruiting
officer, 1924 1st ay S, Minneapolis, or Phoenix
building st. Paul, MINI.
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WANTED-OFFICE BOY IN RAILROAD
office; must at least have finished grammar
school. Address $50. Journal
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q new wall paper store is located at No. q
!, q ry, usual, the largest and best Sc q
q lected line in the city. Estimates fur q
n MS On p PAIN and Decorating &
$aqe:e os1teetceosesS88
COMBINED SHIRT, COLLAR AND CUFF
polisher, Freese make; very cheap. 735 10th
SITS.
MRS. EVANS IS SELLING GOLDFISH At
1907 21st st. Come before stock is all picked
over. Bloomington car.
| We buy, sell, exchange all kinds Of band in
struments. Max Kohens. s27 Wash. av s.
M mHss t gr ssed f sPR Hss
SOLID GOLD BRIDGE SPECTACLEs, $2E0;
eyes examined tree ostrem, 1923. Mic. upstairs
ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND BEST GRADES
Ct coal at lowest prices. Brsden Transfer and
Fuel Co. 7 Hennspi main eaa 2o7S L. and 1886
boiler and engine; 16-horse- power gasolene
! engine: four-ton scales. c. A. Morrison. Ell
lendale, N. D. ,......
WATCHES CLEANED 81, mainsprings l,war-
CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS. Toe; MICA
crystal grit 75c; oil meal, $3.50 per 1oo-lb sack.
J. H. Smith, 214-2l6 Hennepin av.
FOR sALE-oNE MAX LEVY e5-iINE
halftone screen, 1ox12 inches. Can be seen
DESKS DESKS DESKS DESKS DESKS
DESKS
DESKS We plan to please the people.
DESKS
DESKS This week you can buy desks
DESKS cheaper OF us than any other
DESKS place, and we have a complete
DESKS line for home or Office. at
DESKS terms and prices to suit you.
| DESKS
DESKS THE BRANCH,
DESKS
DESKS Corner I'd av and Washington.
FOR sALE--A SHOEMAKER MACHINE,
$40. 623 Washington av S.
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND 81 WEEKLY
will buy fine Elgin or Waltham watch; lowest
prices; delivered on first payment. La Sale
Watch Co., 919 Guaranty Loan.
FOR SALE+6-HORSE GASOLINE ENGINE,
electroplating dynamo, power punching press,
gas tempering oven; some shafting and pull
leys. 145 IS Robert st. st. Paul.
PIXIES POULTRY. FOOD MAKES HENS
lay; 26c per package; bone cutters. incubators,
etc.; catalogue free. r. A. Pike & Co., 40
Bedford av Sc.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SECONDHAND
store fixtures, show cases refrigerators, sa-
furniture, safes, cash registers, scales, soda
fountains, wagons, carriages, sleighs; 1000
stoves and furniture OF every description.
Great bargains. 1927 WASHINGTON av s.
Is now at s2s Central az; up date studio.
Have all negatives back for 20 years.
FOR sALE+BUFFALO OVERCOAT AND
Buffalo robe; very little used; cheap If sold
at once. 81 18th st S.
FOR sALE-A COOK STOVE. PRICE S.
507 E Grant st.
SNAPS MONDAY-$6O OAK NEW HOME
sewing machine, SIT: 50; Singer 50; White, S.;
must sell. Elmer, 10 1st av S.
FOR SALE-ONE COCK AND TWO COCK
erels, White Plymouth Rocks, frst-class
birds fer breeding. Call 1131 Western av.
FOR SALE-LAUNCH, 17-FOOT, NEW LAST
season, White gasolene engine, nickel ratings
and all complete and up to date. Call 1907
Sd st 8.
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. FLAT. Q
. 2917 Harriet av: five-roorn fiat on Q
. second floor, with new open plumb Q
0 ing; all rooms newly papered and Q
. painted. $3.50. .
. W. A. BARNES & CO., .
. 1902 Nicollet Av. .
o . . 90 . q . o Q .
9&&~.>wN~41~~~ ~4@48@@8@>@@
O. HOUSE FOR RENT o
O. For Rent-2833 Portland av, ten @
8 rooms, all modern, hardwood floors, 9
3 now until spring. Look this up. David <
8 p Jones & Co., Oneida building. 8
NH1H>S8GG&>1&$H >HW&%G@&&449
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WANTED-EXPERIENC SOLICITORS TO
represent the Milwaukee Mutual Life Insur-
ance company in Minnesota Cheaper than
fraternal; guaranteed values. F. A. Jacobs.
state agent, 1OS Sykes building, MINNEAPOLIS
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HELP WAHTED---MALE

WATCHES CLEANED, 81; MAIN SPRINGS,
81; warranted one year. Paegel's % Cd st S.
WANTED-RIP SAWYER, AT ONCE. BAR
nard- Cope Mfg. Co.
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MAKE MONEY! HAVE A NEW PLAN BY
WHICH men and women can make money
easily and quickly Requires no capital
Write for particulars. L. W. Estes, Wash
ington, D, c.. '
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Intelligent people who need an income ad
dress Proofreader, box 5le, Philadelphia. Pa.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS-WHERE THEY
are and how obtained; full particulars as to
salaries. dates, places OF examinations to be
held soon in every state, ETC., mailed free.
iEgton, d. c.
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WANTED-A BOOKKEEPER ABLE TO
take charge of 10 ledgers. Address 1884, Jour
nal.
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AGENTs-OUR GOODS SELL ON SIGHT:
sample. catalogue, terms Zoe. Union Mer-
camille Co. Winona Mimi
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WE PAY $50 A WEEK AND EXPENSES TO
men with rigs to introduce our Poultry Com
pound Send stamp. Javelle Mfg. Co., Dept.
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| A SCANDINAVIAN DRESSMAKER, DESIR-
| ing location in country town. will learn
something to her advantage by communcat-
ing with Braham Mercantile Co., Braham,
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AGENTS-NE PLUS ULTRA CHARCOAL
fiat iron. entirely new; different from all
others; irons without cooling. George Finn,
Newark N T.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18

RARE CHANCE FOR MAN WILLING TO
deal with saloon and billiard trade with $1,000:
can secure pleasant, exclusive business, short
hours, paying $50 weekly. Address o56, Jour
no
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1, A MAN AND WIFE ON
small farm near Lake Minnetonka. Address
$40, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18

ONLY PERFECT BATH CABINET. GREAT
est seller on earth. R. NJ. X. Irwin. III
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ing material, carpenter labor. plastering
stone or brick work. heating or plumbing
INQUIRE Of George c: Andrews, sOS Globe bldg
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GOOD PAY MAY BE MADE BY TWO FE-
male canvassers on a nice proposition IN
Winona. Work for some time. Box 14S, WI
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WANTED-BY MERCHANT TAILOR, A
first-class cutter. Address 1856, Journal.
REGISTERED ASSISTANT PHARMACIST,
salary $40 per month board room and wash
reply with references. 76S. Journal.
500 "A WEEK GUARANTEED TO RESPONSE
BILE parties who can work in country towns
and call on the farmers. Ellis, 137a 4th st S,
Parker House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18

THE CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO.. OF
Chicago, assets $1,000 issues the best and
cheapest health and accident policy on earth.
Reliable agents wanted throughout the state.
D. H. Evans, state agent, S10-3n Andrus
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DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
ONEIDA BUILDING.
HOUSES FOR RENT,

915 Elwood av, 10 rooms, modern. 80. $40 90
1901 Hawthorn av, rooms modern, ex-
- cept furnace .........................2 %. 90
1926 Chicago av, Z rooms, city water and
furnace Observation-Disclosures. o. 90
2941 10th av S. s rooms, city water. 900. 1900
2905 Sd av S, rooms, city water and
furnace ........ northumberland. 1e Ct
BIG Stevens av, Z rooms and barn. ..... 16. 81
1922 Goth av S, 6 rooms, we'll water ...... 1900
1888 22d st, rooms, city water in
kitchen ...................... - 90
2SO9 e 2Gth st. rooms, well. ............ 1000
613 18th av S, rooms, city water...... II. GO
708 25th av n, rooms, cistern. ........ 10. 90
80 Girard av N, T rooms, we'll and els
tern ...................1 - 90
1922 goth av S, 5 rooms .................. 500
ROOMS FOR RENT.
2500 Elliot aV, first floor modern........ %. 90
10S w 14th st, rooms, list floor. ........ 1900
2107 5th n first floor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1C. o.
100 18th av N, I'd floor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
1921 5th st S, second floor, rooms. ..... 800
22OS 221a av S, one floor. .................. 500
STORES FOR RENT.
l and 3 w Goth st, 40x40 ................. 25. 90
81 HOlden st COMMUNICATIONS. oOG
FLATS FOR RENT
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COWS

u cows
COWS-LARGE NUMBER GOOD FRESH
COWS and springers constantly on hand at
lowest prices. at Midway Cow Market, Min
nesota Transfer; dry COWS bought. Lyle,
2161 University.
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ing day or evening who desire to benefit
themselves during balance of their time. Call
at 116 9th st S, fiat l.
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FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Must be good cook. Apply All 10th
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211O 9Th av S, I'd floor, rooms. ....... 10, 90
w Goth st. second floor. modern. -. 16 sc
$lS-2517 ALDRICH S; EIGHT ROOMS; CITY
water, bathroom, gas and gas fixtures
$10-251S1a Oakland; six rooms; cistern anG
we'll.
$50-1703 5th av S; 10 rooms; fully modern ant
JANNEY. 103 PHOENIX.
MODERN HOUSE IN SHORT WALKING
distance, 10 rooms and barn; low rent to gooG
party. W. H. Perrott, Oil New York Life
building
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued.
SHORTHAND.

YOUNG MEN WANTED. ANY DISTANCE,
copy letters, home evenings, and return to us;
| we pay SIS per thousand; send addressed en-
yelop, particulars and copy. F. NJ. c., Dept.
227, Box AL, PHILADELPHIA
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ILLUSTRATED prospectus, mailed free. Ash
Rapids Gold Mining Co., Minneapolis, Mimi
GOOD MAN, WITH AT LEAST $4,000, AS
half partner in one of the best general stores
in Minnesota New stock; best location in
city Address 579 Journal
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lWANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS TRAVELLING
statesmen. Must come highly recommended.
State experience and references. Address
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TEAMS TO HAUL ICE.
MONDAY. Jan. 90

GOOD BOOKS FOR GOOD BOOK BUYERS.
Read educational ad on Page Is.
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WANTED-TRAVELING MEN WHO WANT
to make from S. to $40 day selling a side
line; no samples. Address 815 Phoenix build
ing, Minneapolis, MINI.
AGENTS WANTED--AGENTS, WITH HAYES
metallic rubber tires for rocking chairs, make
500 a month. ]. c. Hayes, 41S e Locust,
Des Moines, Iowa.
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AN INCOME OF $1,000 PER YEAR CAN BE
secured by any one who will take the trouble
to Investigate our plans; no gold mine or
gambling scheme; simple, straightforward
business proposition Of unusual merit. The
Juniapa Co.. e14-615 Fullerton building, St.
Louis Mo- ~
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II OFFICES
OFFICES--STEAM HEATED; PRICES Sc TO
$40. Eastman block, Az Nicollet Inquire
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BUSINESS SPECIALS
BOARD AND ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH OR
without board; house modern and frst-class /;
suite with stationary w&shbowl, private stool;
use Of bath; finest heat. 212 9th st S.
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ANTED-EXPERIENCED SHOE STITCH
ers; good wages; steady work. H ]. Putnam,
q e ami
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Manitoba FEW ENERGETIC MEN TO
represent the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance
GO. OF Detroit, Mich, in Minneapolis, St.
Paul and other parts Of Minnesota; also men
ana women to sell provident insurance on
the monthly plan. Liberal contracts mad,
with the right parties. Call or address 319
Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis, Mimi, J. w
Stringer, state agent
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% FURNISHED ROOMS
FREE "FoR RENT" OR FURNISHED
Room" cards for those advertising under this
head. Be sure and call for them when leav-
ing the ad.
IF YOU WISH A ROOM OR ROOMS, CALL
on us. No charge to applicants. Rooming
houses for SALE Pioneer Room Renting Blu
reau, sol Northwestern bldg Tel. Main 3312-J
ONE SINGLE ROOM AND ONE ROOM FOR
two nice gentlemen, in modern fat H. D.
Williams, lit e 18th st.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED CONNECTING
rooms. folding bed, in modern steam heat ed
house in brick block; 143 Lyndale av N:
walking distance. Rent reasonable.
FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
within easy walking distance from business
center; house thoroughly modern. 1862 Vine
place.
TWO ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
southern exposure, neatly and newly fur
nished In strictly modern house 81 18th
st S.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM.
1916 Portland av. Lady preferred.
At S1s Sd AV S, ONE FURNISHED FRONT
room; rent s6 per month: house modern.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, SUIT
able for two, for rent at 900 Hennepin av.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, CON
Meeting, on first floor, modern. private fam
lily, So 18th st IS; gentlemen preferred, or la
dies employed during the day Call afternoons
or evenings.
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1913 PROFIT ON EACH SHARE SINCE NO
vember. If you want good, paying, safe in
vestment, shares $40 each; dividends payable
semimonthly; send for circular. Sterling &
Co., sos Liberty building, New York (Men-
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,AGENTS-TO SELL "SCHLEY AND SANTI-
ago. by George e. Graham. Autograph in
PRODUCTION and personal account Of battle by
Rear Admiral Schley. True story of Santiago
told for first time by the only eyewitnesses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
THE STORY OF A TICKET
PRESENTATIONS ALTERATIONS,
PERAM5uLATlONS, INVITATIONS.
A Legitimate Falls into Doubtful Com
pany Undergoing Strange Operations
Before the Final Limit.

The following news item may be OF In.
tesest 10 the general pnbnc some time
az" the Suuset-Ceutral ticket agent al san
Antonio, Mr.. McClanahan. sold a low rate
'ontact passage to Buffalo, X. y. me
original purchaser evidently permitted nis
ticket TO expire by limitation and 1t round
Its way into a scalpers office in Bunalo
!; was used by another person from BUT
falo u New Orleans, where. perhaps, &c
vas sold again for It was honored by
southern Pacific conductor from New
orleans to Houston The passenger board
ca sunset Central train No on August
- en- route 10 san Antonio Wnen the
ticket was presented TO Conductor Pete
N'hey he s'ruuuNed It closely and AIS
covered that Il literally teemed with for
pericS ana alterations lie pocketed the
ticket, remWklug 10 the passenger; "rnere
Is law IN Texas providing punishment for
sIch as this. When the conductor com
pleted his round he went IN seoch OF the
passenger hut no trace could be found or
him. fearing complications, ne mad dls-
creetly disappeared AT the hrst station, the
ticket Is now I'm the files of the passenger
lraulc department. Ii is a fair sample OF
forgery. Five dates had been changed. sew
eral other dates had been plugged with pa
per OF the same color and the signatures
had been neatly forged, These incidents
nre constantly occurring and the passenger
agents feel greatly incensed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
A MARKET FOR PASSES

As shown above, however the operations
Of the scalper are not always confined 10
the purchase and salc oi ticsats some "t
them alter the tenor and conditions wh'a
gain IS 10 be secured thereby. nor arr ley
ayerse to buying a pass II they can sell
It again
The same eminent authority above quoted
said something which is just now peal
iarly applicable, to wit "ricket sca,pins
supplies the dishonest with Il means OF dis
posing of stolen propry aud mus encour-
ages fraud. 1t compels carriers 10 throw
around their tickets cumhorsoma safe
guards expensive to themselves aud neon
Nen'eht to the public, which might othei'
wise ue avoided 1t makes he carrier re-
luctant to grant low through rates or re-
duced fares Tor speClal occasions except
under irksome restrictions thus rriaruiug
the development of traffic ana limiting IA
facilities OF the community.
Ana finally its pecuuinry benefits accrue
wholly to an inhniteSiua number rae
amount OF these accretious beiue hlcn 'i
from the iegi climate profits uf carriers ANA
80 deprlving the community OF JuucousiJ
invested capital to just that extent
When It is rememb red that railroad
ticket rs simply rcctip given by the clt'
Ter to the passenger as evidence OF a COLI
tract entered into hy the company to carry
that particular passenger from ana to %
certain place at certain price IN consi,-
erntlon Of his buying a given amount "f
transportation, ana taat the law requires
the company to sell ifs transportation at
published prices. the Nlaca.ity aud inJus-
tice of ticket scalIug are markedly appas-
ent.
Preventive efforts have only been par-iai-
~ successful. II is never ending sirnE
gle between the carrier ANA the person
who would deprive him ot the legitimate
fruits of his calling. " mas been compared
to a struggle between ,hr law and the
law breaker All Efforts To pTopHrs q
form of railway ticket winch can not be
altered and misused have failed. SAFETY
paper and indelih!c ink have proven use
less Punch marks indicating dates or
Limitation are plugged up aud new on $
made with success which Amos deneS
detection. Written ana printed destinations
10 short haul points have hccn changed io
long haul points With sbill tina. "vldHr
the scrutiny Of the most careful ronla
tors aud all of this rs done nj the OK
pense Of railway revenue.
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sLoooHouNos ON TRAIL.
Killing OF a White Man May Result r
Lynching.

NilNIlB ~ q fNINtS wan Way hGHuiL m
lynchins.
Raleigh, n. C.. august 10 Hoadmaster
Fred Steycrs Of stevers Va. was shot and
Killed and Jim Mitchell, negro porter,
was dangerously wounded In nght with
disorderly negroes on Ct southbound Sea.
board Air Line train near Middleburg this
afternoon. The negroes had taken seats IN
the coach reserved for whites Conductor
Clements ordered them to the coach for
nj groes. Tho negroes protested bur obeyed
When in the Jim Grow" coach one Of the
negroes named Joe Cole struck at the con
ductor. Roadmaster Stevers came to the
conductor rescue. The negro pulled q
pistol and Stevers clasped him around the
body but the negro twisted his arm around
and getting his pistol against Steyers' head.
shot him, SteverS falling dead on the coach
foor. Mitchell. the porter rushed toward
Cole as he pointed the pistol at Conductor
Clements and was shot In the abdomen.
Passengers captured one 81 the partlci-
pants and two jumped from ~, train. cs.
Gaping TO the woods Bicodhounis have
been sent from Weldon 10 chase them
down. Requests for the use ~ the militia
have been made. There are ruGnora that a
lyuching may he attempted
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John Kilkenny, city Passenger Agent.

On acc, 9nt Of the transfer Of Mr. w.
L. saucler, who is recuperating his heath
in the Southeast. Mr. John Kilkenny has
bean appointed city passenger agent for
the Southern Pacific MIR c. T Morse has
been appointed city ticket agent with Mr.
Leon nismukes as assistant. This ohIuEe
was rumorcd some DAYS ago. but as mat.
was requested to deny the positive state
ment, based ON the rumor that Mr., XII.
kenny would he appointed. Mr. SaucisrS
his health has somewhat improved and
that he hopes 10 return home In few
days fully recovered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
COTTON SEED AND PRODUCTS.

The nert onss+,on wa. proposition TO
arn,-a ,.,,,,nodtt- +.~iu Va "a qnnlv4nr
hine"o '"D"'i'u'N anu We ga 'Pp'' -
on cotton sesd and cotton seed products
.carIosds nv rancplllug the section 50 that
-. 100, ,-ri-. o., ,-d from, 1alvestou
''''. -. 49,.
ana "ther po'usA' tne saue dS V'h"l p"'n'7
IN Texas letter was read from the mer-
nhan mn ,iarte-s - t5or.,on entering
60 -, o.s,-
protest against the proposed change' othe'
letters were read from different parts OF
-b. s,eta also nrotes,inp against the
- az ,a.,tl,r,, -, soc,5o, =
TA' Palestine aud Jacksonville mills pro
tested, saving that the trade was now at
It's height, ana q change Of the rates would
Interfere With their business
Hr Johnston siid That he asked for the
change 10 give Galveston an equal show
lns with other prints. Secretary Gibson
OF the Cotton seed Crushers' association
presented hatyh uf protests, saying tndt
III ile new rate ayas pat lu 81 would greatly
iuiure the business ot the Interior mills.
az The busy season was about on and con
tracts were made on the present rates
MIR. Johnston asked him why II was that
Galveston should not have ,he same rates
as other points. as the differeutial smut
down mill az Galveston at one time
Mr. Gibson said that Mr. Johnston was
mistnkcn about thar as he was Interested
IN the Galveston mills.
Mr. Johnston contendcd for his PROPOSE
benefit as other points on cotton seed ship
mcnts Mr. Johnston Insisted that Calves
ton shoujd be placed tn common point ter
rltory, whore II rghtfuiy belongs.
Mr. puulap said that II tho rate was
put In thai Galveston would lose 81 a ton
on cotton seed meal shipments, but MIR.
Johnston was speaking for the hulls and
/ the sweet.
/ MIR. Jones Of tao Sunset showed concln-
s.FrS toLt tne t1lnStion ., Inc IulG IN, ~,
/ tarfcre Win tbc intrrlor mills. as Calves
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
Bay City Rice Carnival.

Tho Southern pacidc will have an excur
sion from San Antonio 10 Ray City via
Eagle Lake today carrying a large crowd
TO the rice carnival The Cane Belt trains
out Of Wharton and Eagle Lake win make
connection with the Southern Pacific trains
leaving Houston at 1905 and 11;15 a. m
Those going from Houston viii have to
spend the night at Bay city The round
trip rate from Houston via Wharton Ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-20
A Kennedy SUGGESTED.

Marshall NJ. Kirkman, a great authority
on railways, pointed out long ago thar the
PEI diem system Of handling freight was
the best means of securing an effective use
OF cars, His advice has recently been FOL
lowed with satisfactory results His rcm-N
for ticket scalplng seems equally pracu
cable ON the subject he said; ''rhc
scaiper has no necessary useful or legu-
mate function. He Ia self constituted
middleman lie will be abolished In the
course OF time, but me entire suppression
ot the eNil requires the enactment III "A
National statute forbiddtng tine sale OF
tickets by anyone except the carrier aud
Providing for the redemption OF unused
tickets MIR. kirkman did not value the
legislation OF particular States. Ihey
Gould not reach the evil, II is worthy or
note that such law Is In force in Canada.
with the result that there Is not a single
,sealping office In the Dominion.
As q prominent of.eiaI stated yesterday.