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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
THE kAlsgR's ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

The emperor of Germany is making the reputation
of being very accomplished man Frederick the
Great accomplished man. but the accomplish
ments of William H. If all that is said of them is true
exceed by far the accomplishments of Frederick the
Great. On New Years Day the German emperor re.
ceived the ambassadors from the East, Parthians,
Modes and Eamites and spoke to each of them in his
own language. In all the emperor spoke in eight diff
feren language which if the report is true and if he
did not learn his speeches by heart for the occasion
shows him to be very polyglot emperor indeed
But this facility in languages is by no means all of
the accomplishments of the kaiser. He is a musician
too His song Sang Aegir' has had an enormous
sale His fayorite instrument is the violin but after
his linguistic feat above referred to- his ad
miring subjects would not be surprised to see him
play upon the flute the trombone or any of the in
struments
Besides this, William II is somewhat of theo
Logan. He has published volume of sermons has
preached to the sailors his yacht and has given a
copy to the pope. Then he paints. His yacht, the
ohenzoern is decorated with paintings done by the
imperial hand So much does he think of his talent IN
this direction that not long ago he offered to paint
three marine views for the British royal yacht AS a
dramattst the emperor has had produced The Iror
Tooth which he wrote in collaboration with Ger
man army officer year ago he wrote an
other play, "Adernug" and superintendent its re
hearsals himself Three years ago he made trip t,
Turkey and Palestine and succeeded in getting To-
Germany of the Oriental trade that had gone t.
Vienna, thus showing himself a capable commercial
traveller.
He is a yachtsman hunter and an all aroun,
sportsman in his character of War Lord he is an ex
pert military and naval affairs he makes oration
and considers himself authority on educational mat
ters to the extent that he superntends the training
his children
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HOUSTON. TEXAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1902
y PAGES TODAY.
MR.. BILLIARDS CARELESS TALK.

1t is reported from Austin that on last Tuesday
night Mr. H. P. billiard cashier of the Austin Ma
tional bank and officer Of the Austin District Bank
ers association took occasion to lament the enforce
ment of the Texas antitrust law in rising to toast
at banquet given the members Of that association.
What he said but a repetition OF the stock charge
that Texas laws nimical to Capital charge that
originated with certain disappointed office seekers,
and which has been picked up and reiterated by care
less persons when pushed occasion for something
TO say.
Had Mr. billiard taken time to reflect he must have
come to the conclusion that there possibility Of
his doing great deal harm in retailing secondhand
slurs upon the statutes of Texas, which would have
led him to d sufficient familiarity with those
statutes to enable him to speak knowingly Of them.
AS it was, however, he took the chance of making
mistake and made it, thus lending further hand in the
work of retarding the progress OF Texas begun
ten years ago by people who became embittered be-
of refusal the part of the people of this
State legalize monopoly and license the capitalize
ton of hot air.
Had Mr.. Hilliard been in Dallas instead of in
Austin Tuesday night he might have had the pleas
of hearing Mr.. John H. Kirby say something that
would have caused him to think twice before entering
into denuncation of the enactments he does not
to appreciate singularly enough Mr.. Kirby, too
rising to a toast at about the time thar Mr.
Hilhard that night and, to carry out the par
allel he also submitting a few remarks about
Texas laws. Said remarks. which Mr. billiards
attention is respectfully called follows
IN spite OF the Knockers who are attempting TO magnify
ne horror Oh Ie%as laws 1l.s t.nI 90 Lone ,a' glg
toi'scco 9cr@as, b,- oto.r,-, ...r. r.t.r ..j i.r
Interests has added more doa. uar earIa FL. our Uasl
than any other year since Tey1s became State
AS if to bear ont Mr.. Krby's statement Wedres,
days papers which contained both his and Mr. Hul.
iards remarks also contained abstracts from the Ma
census course Of prpDaratiou showing
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the great work that the government is doing in this
direction AS Mr. Mcclellan of New York. in his reply,
put it, in General MacArthur's report read most
pleasing story OF the with which the chill
dren Of the Philippines have assmilated $4,000 copies
OF Wentworth's Arithmetic, 10000 copies of Little
Nature Studies and 10000 copies of Thought Readers
and Of their touching gratitude for our generosity.
Fortythree thousand regulars and 5000
scouts, especially il reinforced by Thought Readers
and Little Nature Studies accomplish the work of
pacincation in time, but it will be long after you and
have passed away and memories forgotten"
Mr.. Hepburn of Iowa and MIR Dalzell of Pennsyl-
vania made convincing argument than Mr..
Payne. Mr. Hepburn took up most of his speech
with an attack the grandfather clause in the suf-
frage restrictions in the South and Mr. Dalzell de.
lvered elaborate eulogy of the Dingley bill. Mr.
Grosvenor of Ohio spoke Of great many subjects
but fought very shy of any discussion of the exact
provisions of the bill.
The truth is that the bill is unjust un-American
and tyrannical Even the republican leaders are con.
scous of this The bill is in essence that improper
exploitation of the Philippines condemned by the pres
ident, although the president will not have the moral
courage to refuse to sign it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
pLuNDERlNa The PHILIPPINES.


On account OF the shortuess Of the time allowed for
debate in the house It is to be hoped that the demo
cratic senator's when the Philippine tarn bin reaches
the senate viii take full advantage OF the opportunity
presented
While the democrats can not hope for a majority
and the defeat of the bill they can make the country
ring with its iuiqutes, and show how the adminstra.
ton, which is wagng to deprive the Fllpinos
of their liberty. is preparing TO despo them in ad
dtion of their material possessions.
1t will be noted that this bill not only provides
that imports from the Philippines into the United
States shall pay the full duties of the Dingey BILL
but, In ratifying the Philippine commissions tariff
bill, 1t imposes export duty besides Thus imports
from the Philippines pay double duty The sugar.
tobacco and other articles coming into the United
States from the Philippines pay duty ar each end.
There is duty at the United States custom house in
the Philippines before the goods can go out and a
duty the same goods at the United States custom
house in the United States before they can come in
Other countries with their colonies have endeavored
to prevent trade with outside nations they have en-.
deavoreG to conhne commercial relations mother
country, but the United States is the first country to
cut on colony not only from trade with foreign ma.
lions but from trade with the home country as well
The speeches OF the republican advocates of the
bill in the house of representatives contain no argu.
ment that is satisfactory Mr. Payne OF New York,
the republican leader in the house, claims that the
bill is necessary 10 get revenue Tor The Philippines
nut he does not show why bill could not be framed
Aat would yield equal amount of revenue. without
alyzing the commerce OF the Philippines He speaks
q neesesity Of sducating the Filipino children and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Cooke county farmers have money left over they are
the future not all discouraged LET town ioE
get inspiration from them and work with the same @a
the coming harvest and all will be well with US town
without Jealous workers in it will no more prosper man
farm will produce without industrious laborers dong tner
part.-GaiHeSaiHe Register .
Cities arc like individuals it is trouble for them to lie
down and dream away their if they have no amb-
ton 70 become more than cluster OF hus surrounding
one or two advertising merchants But they nave
ambition and desire take their place in the vanguard OF
today progress they and strain every muscle
~ -oasmodicay but tireessly and everlastngy 10
- task finished should mark tomorrows task planned
Tell the world Of your and SHOW EN-
*
The erossest meanest earth as sweet ,o as
May morning when in the presence OF the giri nc Is e
ing.-4nstn Carrent Issue.
Or of the mother Of the girl he married
room cottage with patch Of ground suitable for gardening
Must be located on line Dallas and Fort Worth Inter
will suit May entertain proposition ten miles cas-, l Ue
west the line and lease must be tor at least WE'VE
Our Our congratulations, old man Shake mans emily
half a man till he's married.
Now if you didn't tell lie during the 1907 you are
pretty good fellow in the common acceptance OF the eI
Troy Enterprise.
And If you did tell lie during 1901 it is to be hoped
that you are old enough to know better
* K
people and for the peope"Constituton Il am the gov
eminent Theodore Roosevelt Bah!-IereH Transcript
And likewise: Bah
y
Chicago professor claims to have discovered that deah
is nothing more than mcrobe that can be handled
may be handled but best left aloneAnst" Statesman
Still the undertakers to make good thing out OF
the COMPOUNDED old bacillus
He has teeth has teeth, he has teeth So has wolf
| a wolf wolf.-MefiG Meas.
So also has rake, rake, rake
|
! Mr. W. T Gass has associated himself as partner with
J. w. Avera in the publication OF the hopkins county
Democrat The Democrat has always been bright well
edited paper under this combination it promises to be
brighter and Here's to the combination OF brains
and brains
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
TAMPERING WITH TRIF1 !,
TWO PfcTIfPFs

lWO III fa~1
There are two pictures on this desk Of MI.
One of maid perched gayly on nos, 'Hs
A smiling one with blue eyes all a-sbis.
And in her cheeks the-just the fantes. !,
OF a besitehing dimple, and her hair sn'N
All tumblesonle and wanton to the bre...
Doth softly touch her lofty brow and a.
As there she sits and smiles, quite at her !.
And all day long the smiling pictured eva.
AS pursue my tasks gaze out at me
Now seemingly in sudden glad surprise.
Now with sudden fash OF girish eIs.
Now questioning; as she would like IN H..
II do love her as | did of old
think she knows, ] do; I've told her %
/, love her? AS nliser loves his gold
The other pictured face is more sedate
The hair of the same tint is deity cansb,
Into careless knot; the look elate
Is here replaced by one Of sober thouoh.
And the blue eyes, all wonder-wide and a.,
Do never meet my own; the lips are set
Set in a thoughtful curve herselfs asleeo
Or treading some old path she can't fors,.
hope the ways she walks are those old ,,,..
That we two trod together long ago.
Beside the brook where light and shadow n,,,
Fantastic tricks, waving to and fro -
Wind-driven branches scatter on the streau
Swift fecks of sunshine THAI but laugh a,d !,
Die out as die the figures in dream - @
Wiped out by shadows which as softly Ii.
All we'll, again to work; dreams earn no br.,a
Life is humdrum groove, and eyes O. Nh.
Can not bring back the days that long are snsa
And of the pictures, love both, dol TT
love the maid with sober thoughtful mien
love the elf who perches on the posti
Though both one the selfsame maid wees
love the laughing thoughtful one the mos,
=
An Alabama recently severely inprJ
the explosion OF can of soup. This gives he =.
biscuit new rival.
Some one suggests that Shakespeare wrot. i,
This is worse blow to the Bard of Avon than h.
widely promulgated theory that Bacon wrote Shaksrs
Upton is true sport he has already sees,
marine architect who will design his third loser.
If Barnard college raises 100000 John Rock.i.I.
give them like amount. If, however, they DOM I
by April he will fool them.
The British government should make the read,
Kipling's poem advising CONSUMPTION compulsory :
part of Englands citizens. 1t would certainly hay, 4
feet OF making them want to fight
4 * 4
Now truly that for which we long have ray.d
For which the town has scrimped and exc has I'm
At last is fair in view,
Let us whisper it to you,
"'Tis so the city's streets are being pavedi"
J. NJ LrN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

their enemies and Of the American annexation Clique Su
annexation will doubtless be accomplished after time put
it will be- as it ought be adopted as the outcome oil the m
tellipent and free Judgment Of the Cuban people
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On the Anxious Scat,
Charleston Post

charleston fost. -
Senator McLaurins cabinet opening seems 70 =
coming The postmaster generaship and the ussss !.
ioho have both passed him by. Maybe mission 4
south American republic will after ALL be his fe~''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10
When Cuba WI Be Annexed.
ST. Paul Globe.

When the ali in and the wheels of the new
government operation II will probably lake very
long before the Cuban people have bsed the PREDICTIONS Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

tiy,. i,,yc,o,,ion cr,i,, ,o ; ~ 4 Wv
l.;,,, .r,.l,7 f~ Tho ,Ir ,. - -; ~ 49," %
,lt d,.s b, h.o I+d ,d +I u.s. '-l 'ss'0''
rr,s+ yt,f ,t, NO. - 90 S. ~ Ia" y,o'''eu 20 d
,'', '1''s ''''''53'' VINO 10 member OF SaId
''''' '" "1'N' "''g satisfactorily perform
stn,r e has been making personal inspection of the
State departments and institutions for yearsythout nav
and is ready right now to make I'd report in the matter
question.
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the investigation committee created at the extra session Of
The Tveuy-seventh legislature has been appointed The
general understanding has been that said committee y
1 t...
,.,,'u 10, u"''es ana nor TOT run mat It shall study
," " 80 so'e'''"e"' VIII" a we" to
me purpose OF afordng gentlemen who have Just been
am to hold Sate office for years an opportunity
ger IN under the NTH rb OF these whose has been
-
The lesson to be learned from mine cave-ins: Use
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10 USE eap"aI Tor the purpose OF creating monopoly is
violation OF the ANTITRUST law To use capital for the
control is to observe both the spirit and the letter Of b
law
Now that Isl An is at Pekin the "foreor d.,i,o ,,
IA, ,,cII 90 watch
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Studied unkIndness.
Chicago Tribune

=, IN utter disregard of the gladstone holiday .
non. Ben Tillman is rampsging through the e0ass'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

ROOSEVELT will recognize the republican machine in
Texas" This is certainly descending the ridiculous
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

PucmIsr JIM HALL is doing finish fight with
tuberculosis Jim philosophieay declares that this is his
last battle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

Now that Isl An Pekn the foreign devils" would
10 well watch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

HORSE named Death won recent race at New Or
leans. Death ia always bound to win sooner or later.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

LORD KITCHENER crossed the Il regret to report
nd ehroncled slight victory recently
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

THE paving of Houstou streets has at last commenced
N, but this is SO SUDDEN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

To USE capital Tor the purpose OF creating monopoly
violation OF the antitrust law To use capital for III
purpose Of stimulating production without attempting t
control observe both spirit and the letter OF tina
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

FETzsIMMoNs nerve is to be admired but If he doesn
wish to have the freekes knocked off him he'd pas
JefiTies up for something smaller.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

PRosEcurTNG trusts that and prosecuting peo
pie who manifest purpose employ capital for the de
velopment OF the States under the presumption
that they intend violate the law are two deren
laws.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

CORRESPONDENCE Of any description tVhfher ~
tended for the Business Editorial Department. should DC
addressed THE HousroN PosT aud TO any md
vidud aud all checks drafts poneordcrS etc. made pay
able 10 THE HoUsToN PRINTING COMPANY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

THE lesson to be learned from mine cave-ins: U.
Texas oil for fuel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

THE Panama company came down from $loo 100000
S4ooooooo. Uncle Sam will be able to buy IT in finally
cents II they make another such cut they'll be OWN
us money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

THE government permits schley to take an appeal
Kotow the government
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

TRusrs matter OF fact and not of fees in so ia
S the antitrust law is concerned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

TEXAS will have exhibit at the ST. Louis exposto
This is we'll Texas has more good things show to Il
world than any other two States in the Union
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-10

To """"A1a or NOT to ar5'rate is the Pan-Amer,ca
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-30

tors ineumbency was celebrated on st.
Paurs day, 1898. 1t was decided in 1887
to build a guild hall for All Saints mis-
sion, and a pretty chapel was con-
structed in 1899. Mr. Fletcher was put
in charge and the chapel was conse-
Grated free of debt.
FREQUENTLY HONORED.
The Rev. H. B. Restarick has been
honored in the old diocese of Califor-
mia and in the new one OF Los Angeles
by being appointed to many offices. He
has been examining chaplain of both
dioceses. He has been dean of South
ern California, and is now archdeacon
OF San Diego county. He has been a
delegate on four occasions to the tri-
ennial general convention of the Epis-
copal church. He has been a member
OF the standing committee since the
organization OF the diocese. He is the
author OF two books published by
Thomas Whitaker. of New York. One
is entitled Lay Readers" and the
other THE Love of Cod
On Sunday morning, March 8, St.
PauIs Church was consecrated by
Bishop Johnson, it being free of debt.
This was the browning achievement of
Mr.. RESEARCHES work in California,
from a secular point of view, although
from a religious standpoint his vic
tories have been many.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-30
VACCINATION AND DANDRUFF.

There Is as Sure Prevention of Baldne5s
as There IL of Smallpox.
1t is now accepted that vaccination
renders the vacclnated person Exempt
fr I'm smallpox; or at WORT t. he never
has ANYTHING but TIC slightest k.ni 4
a case. Now as sure a preventative and
cure for dandruT which Gauss falling
hair and badness. has been discovered
-Newbro's Herpicide. It kills the dan
druff germ. G. III. Reed. Victor. IDAHO,
says: Myself and wife have been
troubled with dandruff and Ealing hair
for several years. We tried remedies
without effect until we used Newbro's
Herpicide. two bottles Of which cured
U.s.. Hundreds of similar testimonials
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-01

FOR SALE, GOOD9-ROON STRICTLY MOD
ern house on Adams st NE; cheap for cash
Apply at 303 Sd st S. >S - 20 :
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REAL ESTATE-FoR sALz
IMPROVED

IMPROVED -i
w. A. BARNES G. CO., s0o-3o2 NICoLLET
av, issue q rental bulletin every Monday.
Call or send for our New Real Estate Llsts.
EDMUND G. WALTON'S CATALOGUE OF
appeasioa at once aRu 90 aenpepin II oa av.
Sc. s.o0o-THE PRETTIEST AND sMARTEsT
new house for sale on Lowry Hill; nine
rooms rooms; almost completed; might lease to
Edmund G. Walton. 500 Hennepin Av.
$2,25O ONLY FOR. NEW SEVEN ROOM
house inside of 29th st on GARFIELD av;
II VIII rent for S25 or make you good
o.. w4ITERs, I41si ssefMs NEW seSS; york LIFE BLDG.
For sALE-HOUsE OF 10 ROOMS, MOD
ern. hardwood floors, up and down stairs,
combination heat. located In fifth ward. OIL
n1ce n1 avenue; surroundings excellent. Address
o7A. journal r. "<.i
FOR 'SALE-MY RESIDENCE, 2515 CLINTON
av, cont aims II rooms and bath, heated by
steam; has beautiful gas fixtures, new shades,
steel coal range, also gas range in Kitchen ;
quartered oak; beautiful reception hall and
dining-room with beamed ceilings, hardwood
noofs IN all main rooms, screens ana storm
sash for all windows, good barn and beauti-
full lawn; lot 54x152; open for inspection Sat-
uroay and Sunday. Price $1,000 s'at., ~.
VERY EASY TERMS, g. ROOMS AND RE-
ception hall, part hardwood floors and finish,
beautiful corner lot, house Just COMPLETED;
p. W. pNA 6aAA GAM VI SGtS E4<A"o AAIASHA0'
Morrison -Crittenden Co., 507 Phoenix
ss.5oo-NO. OUT-OF-DATE HOUSE HERE
| new,' ELEGANT, GRAND, golden oak finish
artistic oaken stairway, perfect arrangement
! nine rooms, fully modern in every, detail
large high lot; barn, good neighborhood
block to car; cove cornice, circular porch
IN FACT A BEAUTY. Owner must sell al
soon as completed. Morrison -Crittenden Co..
| 5N Phoenix. ). -. -. ..,... .e.a..-e
s260o-THE MOST ARTISTIC COTTAGE
| with best interior arrangement it has beez
our pleasure to examine; eight rooms: mod
ern except heat Morrison -Crittenden Co., 30
| Phoenix. = - :: = -.....
! FOR SALE, GOOD9-ROO5. STRICTLY MOD
ern house on Adams st NE; cheap for cash
Apply at 303 Sd st S. - - - "t :
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DYEING AND CLEANING

MINNEAPOLIS DYE WORKS. A. HoR-
nung Dysrs ana M Freacn aci, dry cleaners ola-
ment west of New York, 242. and 522 Nicollet.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS--PRACTICAL
dyers and French dry cleaners; out-of-town
orders solicited; prices moderate. SIG Nicol-
let. Telephone 1876.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND. FRENCH DRY
eleaning work, 723 Honnepin av; both phones.
THE PANToRIVM. 927-7 NICoLLET AV-
Fancy dyers and Franeh dry cleaners: mems
suits French dry cleaned, 81. SC.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-01
The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Railway ;rts+~ ~ 49,

Runs five solid trains to Chicago every
business day from st. Paul and Mime
apolis. %G&$ afi4.tF&,, ..r&.,
All trains heated by steam and lighted
by electricity, = = - CO. - :. .a
The only road. in, the. Northwest COM
pletely equipped with the block signal
system. - >"> -'7S@'- q" ~ 4
1t runs the pioneer Limited
famous train Of the world.
Lowest rates made totall points.
Baggage checked from residences and
tickets delivered. n s-
Office 32S Nicollet avenue. Telephone,
1922
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-01

TILE CHEAPEST RESIDENCE PRoPERTY
III Minneapolis for the money; a S., 900 prop
erty offered for s.. 500 ELEGANT house, thor
oughly modern, hardwood finish, fine. loca-
ton, eighth ward, pink Of condition.; must
be sold; reasons; easy terms to good party;
immediate possession. Becker, 444 Andrus
building.
FOR ,SALE-UESs TElAN $4,000 FOR: A
neat neat eomfortable RI pre- nne-room modern modern mouse.
North Side: easy terms. ISL Fremont av N.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-01
MOVING

SAFES BOILERS AND HEAVY. MACHIN-
cry mt yed; household good moved and
stored 4 packed for shipment by expert
packers. Collective carloads for the coast a
specially. Boyd Transfer: & Storage Co., As
s Sd st. Telephone, Main .65s, both companies.
THE NJ p D. delivers packages in city, 10c;
St. Paul 15c. 10 7th st s. Tel 1851: T. C.. 1858.
CAMERON'sT TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers 200 Nicollet. Tel, N W., Main
12OS; Z. c.. 1908 or l574.-- Res. T. C.. 1924.