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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26

WANTED, insurance men OK experience.
can offer you q good thing. Call at 8 a. m
as Board of Trade Bldg. B-Z2
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26

IS FOR HALF a DAYS WORK
II you live In the country or In a small
town and have a good acquaintance
among the farmers aud stock raisers In
the neighborhoou you can mak - easily
by tour or i've hours WORK. Write us
and we win send you our proposition.
Tit Bee Publishing Co.,, Solicitors liept.,
Omaha, .Neb. B-M2l3
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26

TIMBER and bridge carpenters, $3.50 per
day, for South Dakota; free fare.
Sweeney's Employment, 800 s, 18th St.,
Omaha. B-MAs 2s,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26
ron

UNEoUALLED, central, all modern, Z
room house, 4-room fat. Tixard. ~ n.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26

GARBAGE Co. cleans
c~esspOols and vaults. removes garbage and
dead animals at reduced prices. Gi va
Tel If7p. -H3
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26

cash prices paid. Address A. b, Mack
general delivery, Omaha. Mail ordsrs at
tended TO. -M4S1 A1e
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-26

FOR RENT, desirable cottage, 6 rooms.
modern, furnace, lawn. 22 n. 18th St
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21

BERLIN, Nov. 21.-The manufac-
turers of machinery for COMPRISING
coal waste and Ignite into the fuel
called .briquettes," Of which enormous
quantities are used in Germany, have
organized syndicate for promoting
the export Of this machinery to the
United States and have sent an engi-
neer to America to explain to mine
owners how to make estimates Of the
costs of plants and describe the proc
esses OF manufacture. The syndicate
is importing samples Of American coal
waste and Ignite to analyze them and
tast TIE machines WITH shem.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
MESSAGE ACROSS ATLANTIC.
Marconi Relates Success OF His Lat
est wireless Experiments.

Marconi Relates Success OF His Lat
est wireless Experiments.
SYDNEY, N. S., Nov. 21.-From
Signor Marconi is learned the mar
velous result of the experiments with
wireless telegraphy which have cul-
minated in the flashing across the At
lantic ocean of coherent message.
This message was complete and dis
tinct, and it was communicated to the
Carlo Alberto, the Italian warship lent
by the government to Signor Marconi.
The previous efforts to communicate
across the ocean resulted in the sig
mailing Of the letter rs" ON June II last.
There was trouble, however, at that
time in recording the signal, and the
$50 was so very indistinct that the ex-
pertinent was not considered entirely
successful.
Since that time Marconi has devoted
all his time and energy to the effort
to flash complete message across the
5000 miles of the Atlantic so that it
can be readily discernible.
He has succeeded in sending a short
phrase from his wireless station at
Poldhu, in Cornwall, England, to Ia
BILE head, near here, and the message
was readily deciphered on board the
Carlo Alberto.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Burt Lopez, clerk at the Riverside
pharmacy, is laid up at his home on
North Main street with a sprained
ankle.
The st Thomas Cadets football
team INDUCED in hard practice last
MEL The players are getting down
to team work in good shape under the
coaching Of Mr. McCabe, of Holyolxe,
Mass.
Jacob Mitchell has sold his market
on Washington square to John Bauser,
who will take possession of the same
on next Monday Mr. Mitchell will
open a new market on Cherry street,
next to Moore's fish market.
Captain D. j. Mccarthy Of the
Brooklyn Athletic club says that the
basketball season at the B. A. g. will
commence in earnest next week. The
Third Congregational church basket
ball team hasn't been heard Of as yet
this season.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
POLICE COURT DoINGs
Grand Street Saloon Keeper Fined for
Selling to Minors.


The four boys, Patrick Brown. VIII
liam Ash, John Teehan and Nicholas
Cavanaugh, who were charged with
theft and injury to private property in
the city court yesterday morning, were
put on 'srIal this morning before Judge
Burpee. They were represented Dy
Attorneys Guilfoil6 and Kelley OH
Ger Cronan testified that yesterday
morning, about 2:45 o'clock, he saw
the accused on Mill street. each with
picket from a neighboring fence in
his hand. When they saw him they
ran. At Dover street they took horse
blanket from a milk wagon owned by
ID. M. Rogers. After a long chase
Brown was captured. Cavanaugh vase
found at home and Teehan in a barn.
Ash was arrested later Two pieces
OF underwear were found In Browns
possession at the police station. These
belonged to family living In Rushton
place. The boys admitted the accusa-
ton to the police, and each were fined
IS and costs on each complaint.
Sylvester Zwingelis, a saloon keeper
on Grand street was charged with SELL
ing brandy to two minors, Frank San
chella and Charles Blanc. These are
the boys who q few mornings ago We're
fined for disturbing the police, carry
ing concealed weapons and resistance.
They said they had been to some sa-
loon the evening before and that they
got their drink at the place named. 1t
was on this evidence the complaints
were brought against the saloon keep
er. Attorney Kelley, his counsel, asked
for an adjournment. but this being de-
| MED, he filed a general demurrer, which
was overruled. This disposed of the
necessity of taking evidence. Prose
cutor Pierce stated the case as above.
He thought the accused should be dealt
with severely, because the drink he
gave the boys, was brandy. Attorney
Kelley in his statement made an open
charge of blackmail and perjury
| against the boys. He said that they
called upon his client and asked him
If he was going to pay their fines It
will be recalled that one of them was
! fined $15 and costs and the other 500
and costs. Zwingelis refused, where
upon they said to him that they would
have him arrested for selling liquor to
them, they being minors. He denied
it was in his place they got their drink,
but they said it was, and as he still
refused to give them money they en-
tered these complaints. Zwingelis was
/ fined $50 and costs on each case.
4 Frank Perez settled case of intox-
| icatiOn for 81. *s@..,..5o.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
Mutiny ON the Isla de Luzon.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The Isla
de Luzon, one of the Spanish gunboats
captured at Manila by Admiral Dewey,
is Ell route to New York, with forty
eight of her men in irons. The vessel,
which has been doing guard duty in
the Philippines for about three years,
started recently for New York, proceed
ing from Manila via Singapore. Adj
vices received at the war department
indicate that on the trip to Singapore
some Of the machinery on the boat
shipped badly, creating a panic among
the crew and causing substantial mu-
tiny.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
REFUSES TO SELL COAL.
Attempt Of Salem Labor Union TO
Bring Down the Price.

Attempt Of Salem Labor Union to
Bring Down the Price.
Salem, Mass, Nov 21.--An effort by
the Central Labor union to buy coal
from President Baer of the Philadel-
phia and Reading Coal Co has failed,
and the attempt Of the union to bring
down the price by such a step has not
succeeded. Acting for the Central La.
Dor union, George n. Wadleigh on Noe
yember ID wrote to President Baer
stating that the LEGAL coal dealers wers
charging SO a ton for coal here, while
at other places within a distance Of ter
miles it was being sold as low as 1925
Mr. Wadleigh asked President Baer the
following question: "Wi1l you allow
coal to be sold ut retail from the Penn
sylyania pier in this city, with the I'M
derstanding that consumers will do
their own carting., the total price of
coal to be 81 per ton or less?"
The letter of Mr. Wadleigh was re-
ferred to the Philadelphia and Reading
sales agent in Boston, from whom the
following reply has been received:
1.-THE small amount of coal which we
have been able to obtain in New Eng
land since the strike has been distrib-
uted on previous obligations in mod
crate amounts. We have many more
such obligations which will require a
long time in the future to cover. re-
greet for this reason we cannot accept
any new orders nor take up the sub
ject Of your letter just now. We feel
that when the dealers in Salem sue
coed in obtaining a supply Of coal from
the parties Of whom they have been
buying they will make reasonable
prices for coal"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
TO Grind only Canadian wheat.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 21.-The
Washburn- Crosby Milling company of
Minneapolis has bonded its Humboldt
mill for an indefinite period to grind
nothing but Canadian wheat.s The bond
demanded by the customs officials yes
terday is for $4,000. According to the
terms Of the bond, the Humboldt mill
will have continually within its walls
government storekeepers, who will see
that only Canadian grain is used. The
grain will be delivered to the mill in
cars direct from Canada, which will
be in charge of the custom house men.
The entire product of the mill will be
loaded into bonded cars and will be
taken directly east for shipment entire
to Liverpool.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
p.atols For puelinG opposed.

BERLIN, Nov. 21.-Sixty stu
dents societies, with a membership of
2.3OO. from the Berlin university, the
Technical institute and other institu-
tions in this city, held great meeting
last evening in the Philharmonic hall
against pistol duels between students
and officers. The pistol was denounced
as q weapon for American trappers.
and the sword was declared to be pref
cradle. it standing upon a higher moral
plane and being a more chivalrous
weapon.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
Mems
aranteed
Patent L eathers,

-
The guaranteeing of Patent
Leather Shoes by Allen, Brad
ley & Co, when first an
nounced, was looked upon by
competitors as a hazardous
undertaking. Time, however,
has proved this unusual guar
antee is we'll founded. Guar
anteed Patent Colt is the
original and only shoe on the
market based on positive
tests and facts. We haye them
in up-to-date styles, Call in
and see them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
SnIendid Cough Medicine.

We prepare a cough medicine that
we are not afraid to put side by side
with any on the market We call It
Fitzpatrick's Syrup Of White Plne
and tar 25 cents a bottle. Fitzpat-
ricI's pharmacy, East Main, corner
Wall Telephone 634
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
TROLLEY MEMS SOCIAL.
Will Be Preceded BY a Concert at
City Hall This Evening.


The annual concert and sociable
given by the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Cos Employees Aid assocla-
ton will be held tonight in the City
hall. Music will be furnished by the
American Band orchestra and Profess
sor Pole will be prompter. Before the
dancing the following concert program
will be rendered:
Overture, 'sDon JUAN .t...... Mozart
''In Cozy Corner Bratton
Selection .Dolly Warden" Edwards
Patrol, s.NationaI'' ....... Voelker
Popular Selection ............ Boyer
Characteristic, "a Chinese Episode
Bendix
The arrangement committee consists
of James f. Murican, Dennis J. Fox,
Napoleon L. Roy, William T. heaven
ey and Edward p. Flynn.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-21
+. 6. GRELLE.

Waterbury, Conn. Nov 81 1902.
To the Editor of the Democrat:
Sir:-Ever since the death of my
husband, NORTH Grelle, my son, +. g.
Grelle, has had full authority to sign
checks as he saw fit, therefore Mr. Du-
rant must be badly mistaken in his
base Inference.
MRS e. GRELLE.
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CALL FOR BIDS for public printing and
stationery for the State government
scaled proposals viii be received at the
office OF the secretary OF state at Austin,
TeNus. until O'Clock p. NJ, on the 9th
day Of September, a. d 1902. from resi-
dents Of the state OF Texas, to print and
bind the laws and journals of the senate
aud house OF representatives.. and to do
such other printing and binding, aud to
furnish such stationery as mny he re
CURED By law or may he needed by any
department Of the State government or
either house Of the legislature, under
the provisions Of title s., Revised stat
utes Separate proposals mny be made
TO furnish the stationery and to do the
printing and binding. Such bids viii
he opened ut the office OF the secretary
OF state In the capitol building in the
city Of Austin, and the contracts will be
awarded as soon thereafter as practical
BILE. The probable amount Of such print.
ing, btuding and stationery required IN
der the contracts Is as follows; First
class, $4,000; second class, LOCO; third
class, 5000; fourth class, 5000. nat pnper
for printing OF the second class, 1000;
book paper for printing Of the first class
$1,000 stationery, Sli,OoU. The sight Is
reserved TO reject any and all bids and
to call for new bids without readvertlsc-
nent Specifications Will be furnished 10
parties desiring 10 bid upon application
TO me. John G.. Tod Secretary OF State
nnd cN-ofhcio chairman board of public
printing. SSl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Northern District of Georgia. Mrs NJ
9 Alexander ct al vs.. Southern Home
b9 mn1ag ana Loan Association.
boI,ttrl - tH"t 'll hVnporI3Wlng St"ch'
particpotc in nS9 or NJ u,SIe a.
borciv pT,oi u H ~, al lGSuIe uiNiuenua
uba r,n ueSlAr'u Snu, ME thelr claims or
pn,5i "t storh WIN receiver John /,
daT ~ 0ctoI ,c" 1oT5 1 Vr d HttorS tne hLst
soid stoCk XXI, bo a ~! ufl9 ss o. WnlGn
,pa,,Tii IN tnc lunas OF the associa-
c9,,so '0'''''eu ana uiSonrsed IN TINS
The rerotvor will n,b,l-h +h,, or5o.
three times in some p puTion TINS og gan
g ,-hi GirCniHlto3 III each of tine states in
tofnrn Si,,, VINO nave NOT here
this order Inv mail to ali auu s,, sSil gIHy 81
crs at their last known ,d,iress
DnN '',''' ipDrr,
July fl. 1902 = e;,r,r rt'} H.
Address ]. T pendIeton r"cc;yo it-
Prudential building 4tlSnfa an ~
/ Z READ ,-,j . = 7,;--- - :
ton rcxas L have ,bis i ddp,' pr,m o. hons,
,n,,.,,, N ''' NV tnis Ihy entered into 4
trl ,., i,. ,r, .p tor inc purpose N
ilhhNScllhE general cotton business MI
IeF me name aud style Of l.. c. Read Il
nnd donosti i,' t, MHa nanoIe porn foreign
G Trine '"''"eSH' L. u Neau, H.
- 20 ~
August -, 1907. at 5dS Holn s wi,s meet to
examine applicnnts Tor ro,,t.,-a 49,
E. Kiesling Re,, -o' registration a.,
=. 80 .
Noilt E-Ihe following is list OF fair
naint contractors IN Houston. and who
%Tn.p'9,SSn ohiy members Of Painters union
stcin no, HS'1f , r2iht 20; t. G: Rotten
Stcin neNld HHuin. Lewis Taylor. J. j.
Sn Ivue' VIII, IA ovens; William Hartuns *
2oh "I,llam RqdcrsdoM, j. j. Barlow
GcornSo rnffrei I'm H. T. Rue, c. Koch,
Kike. Mr Farm io' ,IS,. son; Wharton II
CnIdN.rIi q NJ icHt4 hoSS' j. y
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BoARD-ROoMS WANTED,

COUPLE desire two rooms completely fur
nlshed Tor light housekeeping or board In
private family, close IN. Address aIT4'
this office. III
NICE FURNISHED rooms for rent 1874
Texas avenue il
WANTED-By young couple hoard aud I'M
toldate room With southeasterly exposure.
gas ana bath; close In; or wifi rent fur.
nlshed cottage, D s54. Rice hotel IL
WANTEn~I,oard with two CONNECTING
rooms, by married couple; give price ana
full particulars. Address Board. care this
Office. TX
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NOTICE FOR BIDS OK RICE IRRICA-
TIoN MACHINERY Northern IrrISatiGn
company of BAY City. Texas, Invites lid
on sufficient machinery to furnish so 600
gallons ot water per minute on a mini.
mum mt OF fifteen feet and a maxi.
mum lift OF twenty feet: wants
the greatest economy at eighteen
feet. Address all communications 10
Northern Irrigation company, care OF NJ
J.. Elkeu, Rice hotel, Houston. Rids will
be opened NJ Rice hotel August tx IA
y, m, Profile VI pumping site can he
seen as Stonewnll. TompNlns & 20. N.aon
hrlding Company reserves the rlght =.
reject any or all bids ii
NOTICE 10 CoNTRACToRS-B VIII
be received at Brcnham, Texas. Septem.
her 4, 1902, for the construction OF n two.
story brick cotton mill plant, foundations
excepted. according TO plans, details ana
specifications. which can be seen nj Brrn.
ham, Texas, at the office nf John mn
prudential huildingl. Atlanta. Ga. md A.
the office OF IL, w Fairbanks DoiIas
cotton millsl, Dallas, Texas. Bids mnst
be accompanied by certified CHECK IN
500, payable to ID. c. Giddines. Jr.. presi,
dent of Brcnham Cotton Mill comnnny
70 be forfeited, in case bond In the sum
Of $1,000 is not made In ten days from
date OF award OF contract All buiidlns
material Will be furnished by the com.
puny, on side track at the NTH Right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids. n w
Wood, chairman building committee,
Hrenham. Texas SIT
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received for the
erection OF a four story and basement
brick and hreproof office building to be
erected for The Houston Post at Houston,
Texas. on or before O'Clock p. NJ. on
Wednesday. the Goth day OF August, 1907
at the Office OF and addressed 20 ole j.
Lorehn, architect and all bids so re
celyed will be opened Immediately there
after.
Plans and specifications Of said building
may be seen and form Of proposal can
lie had at the otdce Of ole j. Lorehn
architect. 3lG and s17 Bins building,
Houston. Texas.
1ns work will be ct in eight separate
and distinct parts as follows. rhe general
work; the plumbing. sewerlng and gas
fitting; the esctric wiring; the nrt glass,
the structural steel and iron work
the carpentry, painting and wood I'm
ishug, the terra Gotta and tie heat.
ing, and each and every bidder VIII
be required 10 inclose with his pro
posal certified check, drawn in favor
Of The Houston Printing Company. for
the sum Of two % per cent OF the total
amount Of his bid.
The successful bidder snail furnish a
good and approved bond to the amount
Of hfty t5o) per cent Of contract price, said
bond to be given within fifteen 10 days
after the date of awarding contract.
The owner reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids,
si2 The Houston Printing Company.
ole J. Lorehu anl w Carbys Zimmer.
man, Architects.
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FOR SALE--on account Of hesItn n.
Me Aanthos confectionery aud ,rnt,
store, COS Main street, best location M.
business es Cblished; for any lnrormo ~, gss
inquire Of a " Of the best wholesale com
mission HOUSES In city. WI
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FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
HOME, ONE AND ONE-HALF LOTS uN
A CORNER. WITH NLOWERS, CE-
MENT WALKS. BARN, SERVANTS
HOUSE, AND ALL MODERN CONVEX
FENCES. A BARGAIN ~ $3.50 We
ALSO OFFER A HOUSE ON AUSTIN
STREET AT A PRICE WHICH MAKES
IT ATTRACTIVE As An INVESTMENT
HOUSTON LAND AND TRUST 60.
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FOR SALE New four.room cottage with
bath, on terms to suit purchaser; 10.
Gated ut Houston Heights Apply at 500
Mason building. Il
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FON SALE-Lots lust on OUTSKIRTS Of
Fifth ward. block and a half south Of
Clark street, So cash. So per month
thereafter. no interest. Box 1871, city. IS
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS affords more adyan.
tages Tor home than any other suhnrn
OF Houston. See this property before Won
Lots for sale al lowest prices for c.sD
or on installmeut plan. N'7'
Houston Heights office 30 Main street
JOHN MlLRoY, Arent,
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1000 FIRST CLASS solicitors ladies and
gentlemen, wanted Benevolent depart
ment 500 and $1,000 written insurance
department. $500 to 5000 medical aud
funeral hencnt fund, $50 and Sl0p p'm
last fifteen days i've 10 nifty members
per day, good solicitors make So 10 50
nar DAY Address Christian Aid Associd-
lion. Box 80. Dallas. Texas. o. call Room
= Middleton building. il
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THE BOARD or PHARMACY VIII meet
August -, 1902, at jO2 Main street, to
examine applicants for registration. A..
f. Kiesling, Reg. ~
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SEWING MACHINE. splendid Domestic,
Slj, worth $50; Singer SIS: Singer. SIS;
Singer, 81: New Home So All guaran
toed. Hickman 1910 Capitol Il
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ATTORNEYS DlN

NUNN & MUM, ,,vs Al LAW "A
General Colleeti9,nn , a Bsnk. -
Ina County Natiop.-
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HAVE a customer for lot G. two q, ,..,,.
Ing. distance from Polk and Caroline" az
house and lot In same nelrhborh SoS
Have you real nice home fo- sais a,
say $1,000 to S90.0O0g We have ~
toners every day for homes Tor US
list your property with us. and NJ. Iii
DO the rest oliver cranston s Co w.
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new, cost S25: also two burners. 50
Hickman, 1910 Capitol; new phone
1909. ~
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FOR SALE i2,OuO-0cre ranch, fronting on
Colorado river, mesquite grass, p euty
water aud timber protection, hrlccn miles
from latmpusas; regarded as best ranch
and can Ice had at real bArg lin; 1900
10 1903 graded stock cattle VIII he sod
with the ranch ii desired Word y
Nttcher, real estate. LampHsas, Texas II
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Ooat N1amt Gde
! Pay SeAt.
FOR SALE.

10000 FEET 1.inch second hand pipe In
quantities to suit schwartz Foundry
Co, Ltd, New orleans, La. 9l0
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AZ 0NCE-A girl TO do housew0rk: sl4
Main. II
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PERSONAL.

ANSWERS to want nds remaining Ia the
Office Of The Post for the week ending
SatufAiy. August D, isU2:
b. NJ. Anderson; l45l. iiol; 4 L. C.i
5tgI: 2077; 27G2; 7ef2; 1907 2O3; Paul
Cook Z. NJ; 1884; l4o5; $3.50; 2lVHi 20.
l4OT l4oS; 1854; 2Tll; 1886; i46l; 1887
1857; 2Ul2; 2O3S; 1914; .NS9 7%li; 1854
1882 \. b. Nibbs; 1880, 1858: l44O; Wm
Urmsby; 1855. 3I6; i4Il; 1871; Progress
sive Business; 14i7; 1867; ~ Dob. Room
ing House; his; CO.'S; ROomer; l4lO' asa
12l0: 1894 store; 2J94; 2ulD; 5i2U; 2piU
T. w; 1870; 1886; 2O22; @iI; l472; A.
Whitaker; G. l.. Walker; las; l4Z}; 2J5j,
W. II. G.. 1924; 100; 100.
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EDUCATIONAL FREE PRESS, Austin,
TeIas-lo,o00 copies will be distributed at
the fairs this fan; Information concern,
ing advertising rates, etc, given ON app.i-
cation. S.n3
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Manitoba dress goods salesman; one
that has long experience and understands
decorating ana window dressing. t.
Ditch. Bay city. Texas. II
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FOR SALE Fancy Magnolia figs for pre-
serving at Sl.2J per 2Iquart case I. o. b..
Alvin, Texas. l.. p. Carlton. tt
FOR SALE Rubber tired buggy, harness
and horse. or will sell separately, l1l9
Hill II
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/ WAGON SHEETS CHEAP-Tsed to pro-
tect us from dust while building. Nose
hart & Keller Co IL
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fIrrSBCRG Is high grade tvpc6ar,
thoroughly visible typewriter, expert
stchogtaphcrs, business aud professional
men ihjnrsc Il. inycstigata today. Texas
Nrltlns lacnlue 20. Waco. Texas. s-1o
HAf OF nest quality Tor raie. ASK prices.
i. Z1lanak. III campo. Texas. S24
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LOST, STRAYED, STOLEN

LoST-Llyer colored ldark7 noT1Te-- T-T3---7--
very timld; had on leather collar Ia
N Wid II returned TO 2ll0 Liberty. avenue
Fifth ward. - "'s'u,,
STRAYED OR SToLEN-on July .. lao
one sorrel mare, l4ls hands high small
larged; right shoulder enlarged, p,t y, ~
return TO Hill Furniture Co, 1909 con.
-sress avenue, and receive reward n,
iahEN UP--Bay mare, IL hands hj.6
SEenle branded Nv On thigh Wesrneir,,',,
= -- - IL
sIHAiED-Brown horse mule I5IE 49,
Sphch under left eye; shod all aronne T.
Yard. 22Ol Mckinney avenue. WON
LOST, sTRAYED OR SToT TS 49, :
nver'spotted dog; one ear scarrsd mite
spnti two bare spots on hips; lihsrsS1 II
rMaIo ana 10 questions upon retprr re-
Otto Sens, fremont hotel. usn 70