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ing TO the Street Cleaning Department
on May he made claim for injuries
by being bitten by a vicious horse be-
longing TO the same department.
A claim has been filed for 8, 900 dam
ages from negligent construction and
maintenance Of the elevator in one Of
the school buildings. and another for
$751; 600 for damages sustained on May p
by the collapse of a temporary wooden
bridge on the day of the Rochambeau
parade and reception.
A claim has been filed against the city
for 10000 and another for 5000 for in
juries sustained in the explosion of fire.
works in Pacific street, Brooklyn, in May,
and substantial addit ion to the number
of claims is threatened for injuries in
f1icted and fatalities attending the ex-
plosion of fireworks in Madison Square
on election night. upon the theory that
the city is responsible for the results Of
that catastrophe, in consequence of its
power of control Of the streets.
Other claims are for defective side
walks and pavements, for injuries from
snow and ice, for being thrown down
and trampled upon by the horses Of
engine or hook and ladder companies,
for goods furnished the city. for con-
tracts rescinded, for payments withheld
for work done, for salaries in dispute
and for payment for overtime. The
examination and adjustment of these
claims has become a very important
branch of the municipal administration.
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WILLIAM POTrER,s EXPULSION.
The ManHesto Of Local Union No. o.
Concerning Hin Case.


Concernins Hin case.
From the Schenectady Gazette Of Nor. Is.
The following communication was handed
to the editor OF the Gazette last night
EDITOR Schenectady Ga.ste;-will YOU
kindly Allow Local Union No. 90 Space In
your Valuable Paper and ObliRe the Oficers
and Members the following Is taken from
the Constitution as Adopted at the General
Convention Held in Detroit Michigan De-
cember I'd to 10th 1901
Article Objects
the Objects Of Our brotherhood are namely
to Rescue Our trades from the low level to
wich they have fallen and by Mutual Effort
TO Place Our selves on a Foundation Suf-
fciently Strong to Resist Further Encroach-
ments to Encourage a Higher Standard Of
Skill to cultivate feelings OF friendship
among the Men OF the Craft to Assist Each
Other to secure Employment TO Reduce the
Hours OF Daily Labor to be unutterably
Opposed TO graded Scale Of Wages and de-
mand a Mnium Wage Rate on all Occasions
to Secure Adequate Pay for Our Work TO
Furnish Aid in case Of Death or Permanent
Disability on by Legal and Proper Means
to Elevate the Moral Intellectual and social
Conditions Of All Of Our Members
Article
Qualifications Of Members Laws TO govern
the Same Sec One ANY Person to be Ad
mitted to fun Beneficial Membership In TINS
Brotherhood Must he a Painter Decorator
or Paper Hanger Engaged at the trade and
competent TO command Wages Agreed on
by the Local Union or District Council In
the District where he Applies for Member
ship not more than so years o. Age except
as hereinafter Provided and OF good Moral
Character and OF Sound Health and not
aflicted with any Disease or Subject to any
complaint likely to EndanRer Life Provided
however He is not Militiaman Special Police
0flcer or Deputy Marshal in the Employ
OF Corporations or Individuals during Strikes
lockouts OF other Labor Difficulties and
any Member Occupying any Of the above
Positions shall be Debard from Membership
AZ a Special Meeting held last Evening by
the above Published President Jackson of
the trades Assembly struck the Key Note
when He sale Mr. Potter had no Right TO claim
he was bee'ns deprived from making an
Honest living when He was doing all that
laid IN His Power to Prevent Other good
Potter Has been Repeatedly warned TO lave
the Militia He defed the Oficers and Mem
hers to Expell Him We Received a Communi-
cation from the Executive Board OF our
Brotherhood to give Him His choice Either
70 lave the Militia on by Our Laws TO EIpell
different after Receiving Orders from Our
National Officers and the trades Assembly
FRANK SHEYfER
DOUGLAS II PRATT
Recording Secretary
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children Explain the Dac hsh und.

To THE EDrToR or THE sun -!sr' Recently
have heard the following descriptions OF the dachs
hund; One little girl remarked TO her companion that
that dog must have been born under bureau"
A small boy said to his father that's a longer,
shorter dog. isn't II. papa" Another boy. about
four years old, looking out OF o window, said
Mamma there's a dog out their that has had its
legs pushed IN" while st,l, another, who WAS old
enough TO have acquired some knowledge OF frac,
tions, IA credited with the remark that one wn q
dog and half long, and half dog high"
NEW YORK, Nov Is ". T. SHkRwoop'
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Col BRYAN and others who rel gard trust s

Col BRYAN and others who regard trust $
a. inherently evil and desperately wicked
must be panied by the report Of the Execu-
tive Committee Of the National Grange
The committee disclaims any intention Of
denouncing trusts. for it believes in the
principles Of cooperation and combination.
But denouncing trusts is the easiest work
in the world, and Just suited to statesmen
who want TO make the most noise with the
least expenditure Of intellectual energy.
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We invite attention to the statement
Of the officers Of Local Union No. 90 Of
Schenectady respecting the case Of Will
LIAM POTTER Apparently the Schenectady
Gazette published this communication ex-
actly as IL was written by the authors OF
the remarkable document We accordingly
copy the same as printed in the Gazette Of
Saturday morning, without eme ndation or
change Of spelling, capitalization, punctua-
tion grammar, sense or logic.
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Uunting In Maine this Year.

From The Lcr,'Dr journal
The average Is now said to be about one man IN
a day SHOT In the Maine woods for deer. II the
fellow who goes out for deer hab,tusy is to bang
away at the nrst object tina, sirs the underbrush,
We may soon have more deer and more moose than
folks. The protection OF game Is well; but TO
make game OF man IL too much.
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II man should go barefoot the contact OF his
barr feet with the Earth and his head projecting
into atfnos phere would make perfect elect nc al
conductor through which the electricity of the air
would pass through his body to the earh.-Medi
cal Tdik.
Every man his own lightning rod. A sad
state a. things for those shy souls that are
not seeking the nomination"
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Well he died happy.
= ! love your daughter passing well
! love her NOV than words can tell.
oh, wilt thou be my father In law
The old man smote HIN IN the Jaw,
-RnlIndk az Ynlna Ia

A Chicago case Of assault and battery.
A stern father dumped his daughters
sutton into tho watering trough. The
magistrate held that the father had acted
within his rights and that the bedragRled
swain had no redress. Triumphant cruelty
grinned, and erinned too soon. love
him all the more because he was 80 shame
fully treated" cried the daughter. 30
she and her drenched IEANDER went out
Of court, hand in hand and water could
not q'lench the torch.
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From nv HIdutTUNW F7tTIHV FTfsN
Lewis Hughes Il giving James Bradbury's house
q fresh coat OF paint AT odd spells,
Mrs Li.re Ely and Mrs Nellie Hughes drove
TO New London this week to do a little trading.
While In New London wednesday we boarded
the towboat Nathan Hale and had a good long
chat with Engineer Dean and son.
David Mathcr has slaughtered four hogs In this
district since Monday. Three OF them weighed
over 400 pounds each. Dave Is good one for the
business and just likes II.
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RED LITERATURE.
An Avalanche 81 Vermilion and Carrine
I'pon Mr.. Biakes Library.

To THE EDITOR or THE SrN-Sir: In the
way Of the red literature that Mr. Henry s
Blake asks for | offer Cooper's Red Rover. 4"
Ballantine's Red Eric Dumas's The Cheva-
Her de Maison Rouge" Cranes Red Bad &c
n. helen oI KsI ss and oSHsSe. an
Eta! s?ssae t,o1i asS"r,."n.s ksd S!ssa and
T SsS Fade. nf fsch the Red Bow
Men r q the R pS' ku aseeg, 1
lRSd Rob- and f9 cray Robe, Hsyens's Red
White and G5eSH SsSSm %Si,s and Rsa
bsys's Crockett's Red Axe. Pools Red
bridge Neishborhood Prsscot,s Red Coat
R lRad Rock cr ftS Red spsil Barins-
and Silver Bells, stoddard,s Red Patriot. !.
Days" nv Howells There are other equally
well-read books ].
NEW YORK. Nov rs
To THE EDITOR or THE SvS-Sir: In reply
to Mr. Blake's letter in the columns of your
paper Of saturday. requesting some books
having the word BED, in thei5 ttl ga beg oy
W N%s'ssSS She Rosa Broyshioni The Red Axe"
ma IS Nt %,J rnd Tst %i' Ssd
Republic, 4 ii, Thnmbe,. Red Pc,tssr...
Mary Chomondeley. MY Lady Rotha,"
Stanley weymsn "Ro'ha" Is Germsn for
NEW YORK, Nov. rs
To rHr Eplroa OF TIE SrS-!S'r. Possibly the
books OF which the titles arc herein named will help
Mr.. Henry s. Blake TO furnish his Red Lodge.
library
The Red Republic" by Robert ". Chambers
THE Good Red Earth" by Eden Philpous
In Hostile RED" by W \. Atsheiert'.
ON the Red Staircase" by II. Inlay TaylortN.
Red as a Rose Is she. by Rhoda Brough,on.
Red Men and White" by Owen Wister.
"rhc Reds Of the MIDI" by Felix Grss.
The Red Cockade, by Stanley J, wcymsn.
Red Rock by Thomas n. Page.
When one has more time one will ampfy this
list DONALD WILLIE,
NEW YORK, Nov Is.
To rHE HpIroR or The SuN-!st, Herewith Is
a list tina, your inauring correspondent may md
useful:
The Red Badge OF Couragc."
The Good RED Earth"
The Red Fairy Book
Red Erie"
Red Rover"
Red Ryvlngton"
Red Rock"
RED Jacket"
Around the Red Lamp"
The Red Cross"
The Red Book OF Hergrs,-
The New York Red Book.
The Red Terror"
The Red Court Farm,
NEW YORK. Nov. 10. O. A. n,
To rpR EDITOR OF THE Sun ST.: Here are
some hints for a collection OF literature for Mr..
Henry =. Blake's Red Lodge:
Red saunders"
life in the Red Brigade" u, N. Basntyne.
DR. Osler and other authoriti on Scarlatina,
Works on the culinary treatment OF pos, ebul-
lnion Lobsters.
Temperance works on Red Eye.
Cooper's works relative TO Redskins.
Annual subscription 10 the Harvard Crimson
Com ,iations OF rcdactoTs
British Red Book.
Life OF Jim Ham Lewis
NEw YORK. Nov, 10 CLAUDE l., WHEELER
To TIE EDITOR or The SrN ST.! Concerning
Red Literature. I would ask Mr., Henry s Blake II
he has read shakespeare n y.
NEW YORK, Nov, Is
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Alternative, sA'
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PAMs-K iosque No. ~, near Grand Hotel. and
Klosoue No 10 Boulevard des Capucines
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-16

Die n@atiunat5tg." Itintmt in
einenl ldngeren Artifel elm &laaelieo
oariiber an. 0aB fat aQe 8ibliotbes
fen borit0rbeAer oeutider @ele6rten
nadb gmerifa berfauft meroen, neil
Der beutiden 9fei6sregierung Die
Wtittel feblen, oieielbeu fdufli6 gu
erlteben. Das 8latt appeuirt barltm
an Die prioate Spferpilli9feit, INN
Der beuti9en 8ifenidaft oieie Sdds
be Su erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-16
Der @erlnh hoy hn,,l5Al

Der Gerlu6 Der oeutId)eu
GelbS : 8eeieruna, cine grDBere
8ertpilliQung fir ben 8au Der uiQms
barasBabn in 9eutlb Oftafrita su
erlangen, lit i'm &eihstaa fe5lQes
lhla9en. 9oS aolDnialfieber ifeint
iiberbaupt nad8ulaHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-16

Qiebbaber BON porsiioliben
Blcpcle8 neueiter 6acon8 faufen
ftet8 bel 6. $. 9eQn & s Q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-04-16

Die 2ebens / d e.
run9sgeeG getpins
men INNER mebr 8rauen gu ibren 8uns
ben, 8iele bieier 8eIeII6aften baben
bereits Elm eigenes 5rauenbepartemeut
ein9eri6tet, nit einem tpeibli8en GU
per~tnten0eaIen an Der @piBe. Gum
gr0Bten S6etle Tinb es @eI9dftsfrauen
uno 0amen nit groBem @ermOgen,
tpel4e i6r 2eben oerii6ern taiier.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-01
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

IF YOU WANT a suburban home, one or
4. more lots, one or two acres, vacant or
with residence, can please you In ioea'
ton and price Terms cash, small month
ly payments or will trade. Come 10 east
end OF avenue o. Houston Heights. and
investigate. l.. A. Taylor. owner ~
MAGIC LANTERN aud slides, new sewing
machine tpyewriters. desk, typewriter
desk, letter press, piano, organ, phono'
graph, kodak, etc. What have you 10 Of
ferf Grant. lib Congress. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-01

THE HARTFORD LIFE Insurance Com.
pany has many things to commend ltselt
to both the insuring public ana the life
Insurance solicitor No man has ever
asked the manager Of this company TO
assist him In paying his premiums with
ont receiving mid. This company can say
one thing that few can say and that Is
this: We have been In Texas ten years
and have never had a judgment rendered
against MS, Now as 10 the solicitor, we
pay top commissions and have the catca-
lest contracts ever written by any com
many. We take notes under the most
favorable conditions of any company
doing business in Texas. II you are an
upright and honorable agent and want
hrst class contract and can do business,
it VIII pay you to correspond with ,tho, me- ne.
but II you are uncertain as TO wnetnsa
vow con do business or not, would advise
YOU to keep out of the business. we
have no time to lose or postage stamp stamps
hrt Tor the men that can we have the
best thing on earth. W. II. Patterson
manager, Trust building Dallas rexss
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TWO STORY house, moderen conyenIeuces.
Apply 1909 Pease avenue 81
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AGENTS WANTED.

OIL BURNER on exhibition.
907 Main street; can he used in ranges,
heating and cook stoves; complete sue
cess no smoke, no SCOT: agents wantei'
u. +. JeyOns, general agent, Houston
SO
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WE HAVE storage capacity for 500 cara
rice on railroad tracks; write for rates
Blnyon- Lambard Warehouse Co., Houston,
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TWO STORY seven-room modern house.
1907 Crawford street. W, G. Crane,
room Z, Commercial Bunk building. 81
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EDUCATIONAL.

department OF Trinity University. In.
creased clinical facilities. Large faculty
Of salaried teachers. Third term opens
October Write, for new catalogue;
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Oeat 0Hamt Cao
Pay Best.
HELP WANTED

WANrED-First-ciaS Co-IIs- -
one used 20 working iron ia.hcs MI,
uasty sober man need apply. ia NJ
-nllrell Lumber Company "u
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THE MoNTEREY-i21 Texas-Seryes the
best table board in the city at 81 per
week. II
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FOR sALE-rwo lots ia Neches River
Park addition 10 city OF Beaumont. H.
f. Walker. Village Mills, Texas BIZ
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FOR RENT-st0re with living rooms at.
taohed, ou Washington street; also "A
established dray stand In brick build.
Ing on Washington street; terms low to
good people Adam Clay, i4l0 Washing
ton street 30
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fl50,O00 TO LOAN on Houston business OF
residence property; one 10 Ten years; at
lowest rates II Interest. monthly pay
ments II desired; no delay In getting your
money. Apply 10 ~ L. Mills, ZIG Main
street. or address r. o. Boz BOB. II
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AETNA Fire Insurance Company Of Dallas,
Texas; wants live agents; cotton gins spe-
chilly: every policy Is guaranteed 10y over
S212,OO0; good contract TO business getterS.
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Nance street. Apply i4o'
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tBchcd. on Washington street; also an
established drug stand In brick building,
on Washington street; terms low TO good
people. Adam Clay, 1910 Washington
street SIS
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osrfectly satisfied after clair
IoirIt reading with Maria Ad-
|,sdSe 1911 Prairie avenue; your
ia destiny revealed; lost ar
Etsd; readings 80 cents and 81;
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FOR SALE--one 2ODO-pound pile driver
hammer. Z. o. box Cos. 4
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TWO STORY house, 2205 Crawford. FOR
rent; all conyenlences. Apply Womau'.
Exchange. u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and capable sales
ladies for our new departments. to be
opened In September; none but those OF
proved ability need apply. Ed Kiam. %
WANTED-CfoOd carpenters; wages - 10
S35O per day AZ : hours; steady employ
mont. no strikes Independent Labor
bureau. room 6667, Bryson blk.' Los
Angeles, Cal. ---
W1NTED-A good roundhouse machinist
at the International and Great Northern
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VrrsocIETIEs.
PERSONAL.

~snt ads remaining In the
70 Y ' post for the week ending
Jug s5o 70 7 tsy 2o77; T0Ts; c. H,
-se, 767s; 1875; 7253; 22oigy;
IN: 1870; Engineer; 2l0t;
@ss: 125s; 1888; 2o0S; II Is.
W.; IL. L, 2Oss; 1881
/ All; s2i1; 1856; * *. zz0lS;
rsis. Psi; 2037; 1918; 1913;
IA. ac4S; 484; 20ll; 1885, =.
Painter; Tom Perkins, 12il:
!, ~: Roomer; 1913; Room.ng
Y, IA. 1893: Snowman, 2O94;
k,sci, i2s9; T. c. g.; TO- ~.
/ ;s2i, 1911; 1872; III; .l3oI |,
/, f2Si; S74; 80; 100; 700; 1879;
Erred Couple.
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SOUTH R00M-ModeTa; cur; I2i5 Travis.
81
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HAVE customer for q lot o. two In walk
a house aud lot IN same neighborhood
Have you a real nice home for sale at
say $1,000 to S200OOI We have Gus.
toners every day for homes for rent;
list your property with us. aud we will
do the rest. Oliver Cranston & Co. II
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FOR sALE--Two lots and cottage In Fair
Ground addition Handsome residence Oh
Milan street. CholC. lots In Third ward.
estate. Geo l.. Porter & Co. 20gA Main
ST. II
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TWO-STORY, cight-room house 1913 Louisl.
ana. Apply Franldn's Mosquito Bar fac.
tory 100 Preston 81
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"eANIED AT oNCE-Good white cook
streni ah preferred. Call at 1904 Crawfor,
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MODERN, nveroom cottage, T03 Pierce.
Apply $40 Austin. 81
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LcAE-We have money 10
loan In amounts 10 suit borrowers on
good notes. long time. small rate Of In
terest VIM. II. Olschcwskc ~ Co. 200
Eiam building. So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-01

b reIsra and Damiana Tabicfs
y q Inv ara permanently cure
IN plaipotence or debility. msiIed
|rKIpnsrr French Pharmacist
n ayenue. Houston. X
fsrs sSs nag !, Medicine Store. You
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FOR SALE.


ONE large four gallon COW and one three.
SaIion jersey COW, q. {. Van Horn,
~ unhelI leAus. 4
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FOR RENT-Oue large south front room.
Phone and bath privileges. 1920 Walker
g.enWp, 80
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~ ACRES OF LAND NJ Sour Lake, H. xaB;
for further information address Mrs. NJ
T.. kearney Sour Lake, Texas. 81
FOR BALE-Cottnge With two lots, corner
TuAm and Helena streets rooms lnrge
with hail and galleries. near Tuam street
school; ear line passes house. For partic.
ulnrs inquire OF owner by old phone 1874
terms 10 suit purchaser. ~
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sITUATIoNS-FEMALE.

AN EXPERT French miinner wishes a
position; is willing TO assist In clerKlng;
have no objection TO leaving city for any
town 1904 1T Emanuel street
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NIGHT BLOCKS from Main street, twa
cool connecting rooas, hall, upstairs;
newly papered; bath; sewer; car line;
furniture; cook stove; $40 1874 Mag
nolia. 81
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CHEAP FBED-l am prepared to quote de-
llvered prices on Territory hay, new oats;
also bran and corn chops, In car lots, to
any part of the South Address David
Bo0Z, Fort Worth, Texas
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FOH RENT--Sl0re, IT'S Prairie. Apply Old
phone 500 or W. x. Morrow. go
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COOL. south rooms, 7i2 Capitol avenue; one
block back Bristol hotel. 81
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FOR RENT-storc now occupied by Reich
nrdt & Schultz 503 Travis street, Ap.
ply Hgnke & Pilot. 81
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FOR SALE-Well equipped blacksmitI ana
Wheelwright shop, centrally located, in
the city of San Angelo population 1000.
best stand In the city; coed reason ior
wanting TO sell. Il, A. Lindenann, San
Angelo, Texas. q
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FOR RFNT- Store WITH ninn rooms. Ip.
ply 1910 Summer street. So
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FOR SALE-75 Upward dump carsi 10
l0-yard standard gauge air dumping cars.
Rocker & Lee, Galveston, Texas. tf
TlIIJ undersIgped is prepared to furnish
limestone, rough or cut; write for prices
Francis FiScher, Anstin. Texas. u
DEWEY hay press; three men, and one
mule can press 20J bales day; price
SG5; manufactured By w. c. Gunlock:
Nlctorla x