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GA colored citizen has the same right to
ride upon the cars that have; the same
right to be fed and lodged at public inns
that have; the same right to visit the
theatre that / have"
So spoke BOB ISGERsoLL in the negro
indignation meeting held in Washington
city on Monday night. BoB's argument is
reported to the extent Of two or three
columns in the Washington Republican.
He did not let of the preachers. He said :
"Public opinion regarding doctors,
preachers, and judges has changed. On,
their word was unquestioned; now they
are cross-examined."
BOB's argument Is so weak that the JUS
ticcs OF the Supreme Court and all other
good lawyers will honor 1t only 80 far as
to smile rs they read his turgid rhetoric.
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NCW Rocks.

The american Girls Home Book of Work
and Play. By HELEN CAMPBELL, author
Of "Under Green Apple Boughs."
"The Problem OF the Poor" "Patty
Pearson's Boy" "The Ainslee Series. -
&c. Illustrated. New York: G.. p.
PUTYAN's Sons. 1888. Price g.
We fully concur with the Popular Sci
ence Monthly Tor one Of It's contributors) in
the opinion that nothing is taught in any
school which it would not be better to
leave untaught il the health OF the pupil II,
to be injured by the study Of it. There Is
no price too high to pay for good health,
provided there be nothing wrong in the
transaction. The millionaire suffering
from consumption would give all his
wealth to be cured. The writer we have
alluded to argues that the abolition OF
recess-hour In the schools where that mis-
take has been made was inexcusable.
Well, here is book that may be styled a
sanitary measure" 1t teaches the girls
how TO enjoy themselves at home on rainy
days, or any other days, and gives them
instructions as to how they may exercise
their bodies as well as their minds so as to
be as happy as larks because as healthy.
In fact, this book ought to be in every
household where there are children over
twelve years Of age.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON e Co.
Healthy Notes for Students. BY BURT G..
WILDER, NJ. d.. Professor OF Physiology,
&c., in Cornell University and the Medi-
cal School OF Maine. New YORK: Same
publishers. Price 30 cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Work for Women. BY GEORGE J. MAN
son. New York: Same publishers.
1888. Price 60 cents.
This book answers for women these ques-
tons:
/. Is there chance to get work.
2. How long will 1t take me to make my
self competent?
8. Are there many in the businessi
4. How much do they earn?
3. How hard will have to work.
8. Are there any objections against en-
tering this employment? II so, what are
theys
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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OBITUARY.

BY wise dispcnsation Of Divine Providence
Mrs. MATILDA Hell ID, wife Of Charles Held
ESD. has been called to her nnal res. For wears
past she was In declining health. He last Illness
OF seven weeks duration, was one Of intense pain
and suffering: yet she did not complain nor muir.
muir. Her patience and fortitudc we e character
istic OF her belief In mercifUl God. vhO doeth all
things we'll In the daily walks of ife she was
plain and modest, vet full of that benevOlcncC
which bestoweth charity without being known.
She was devoted wife, an affectiOua,~ sister, and
a true friend. aud none knew her bu 30 love her
Her life was an example worthy of enp'stlon. and
II is with a sad heart we mourn her les, while she
yet In the bloom OF life. To her b. -laved has
band her loss Is irreparable: 10 him der sisters,
and other relatives we offer our heartfelt condo
lence and repeat her last words BleS G1d.r and
may He, the healer OF all wounds, send them the
balm OF consolation, and may she VIII, has gone 10
the realms above rest in peace
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DEATHS.

Died, suddenly, on the god insiin.. at 4:3O
o'clock, Of diphtherectic Group. JOHN Il. JOHN
son. eldest son Of George l.. and nsry q. street;
aged Eve years three months and eighteen DAYS.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents 900
east Main street. THIS "Wednesday AFTER.
NOON at $3.50 O'Clock. Friends ard acquaint-
ances respectfully invited.
Died, sunday, October 21st. at 2 o'clock A. NJ,
Mrs. MATILDA HELD, wife of Cha les Held.
The funeral took place from her hte residence
Monday at 2:30 o'clock L. NJ
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tuition for the requirements or inhibiIions
Of The Constitution.
FRED. DougLAss's words prove how To-
tally unfit even he, the foremost man Of bis
race. Is TO discuss constitutional questions.
lie evidently holds that the intentions
Of Congress ought TO have controlled the
Supreme Court in its decision.
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The New Orleans Times Democrat says /:
" 1t is perhaps not claiming too much to ,sy
that the southern whites understand tie
negro better than their northern brethrel,
and that they are more vitality interested IN
his education, prosperity, and content.
We move to amend by striking out tie
word "DerhaDs.u
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The Philadelphia Press says: "The AZ
lanta Constitution is getting too liberal t,
stay in the Democratic party" Wrong
The fact is that the Democratic party is gei-
ting so large that it can afford to be rs libe
raj as the Constitution.
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Massachusetts, papers complain that pris.
oners In the State prison are allowed to
play baseball once week. Massachusetts,
Is getting very tender OF her convicts. II
Is hardly possible that man who Is used
to being hung up by the thumbs eighty
two hours at a time can be hurt by catch.
ing hot-bail on the ends OF his fingers.
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PROVED Too MUCH.--The Washington
Republican is engaged in an earnest fight
for new amendment to the Constitution
embracing the features OF the dead civil
rights act. II quotes from the debates had
in Congress when the fourteenth amend
ment was up for consideration a number OF
extracts intended by the Republican to
show that the Supreme Court erred in de-
Gliding that that amendment operated upon
the States only and not upon persons. But
the Republican has proved too much. For
instance, it quotes Mr.. HOWARD, Of Michi-
gan, as follows:
I" The great object Of The first section OF
this amendment is, therefore, to restrain
the potcer of the States and compel them at
all times to respect these great .fundamen-
tai guarantees. How will It be done I'M
der the present amendment! As | have
remarked, they are not powers granted to
Congress, and therefore 1t is necessary, II
they are to be eilectuated and enforced, as
they asSuredly ought TO be, that additional
power should be given TO Congress to that
end. This is done by the fifth section OF
this amendment, which declares that 'the
Congress shall have power to enforce by
appropriate legislation the provisions of
this article Here is direct affirmative
delegation of power to Congress to carry
out all the principles Of all these guaran-
tees, power not found in the Constitu-
tion."
Mr.. HOWARD said Just what the Supreme
Court says. The great object OF the first
section was to restrain the States and CON-
pei them to do so and so. The rest Of Mr..
HOwARD's speech refers to the same thing.
The "delegalion OF power" he spoke of
was to Congress-that il, to enable it to re-
strain the States from making the negroes
a class Of poems by law.
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II is quite relief to have the New Yorf
papers withdraw their attention from th'
settlement OF affairs in Continental Europ,
and engage in debating the policy Of tn,
new Goyernor-General OF Canada.
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IoADLY's majority over FORAKER AMI
the other candidates for Governor OF 0hb
was correctly stated In the Dispatch OF yes
terday, but in a manner we'll calculated T.
mislead the reader. HoADLY's pluralitr
over FORAKER was 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-24

The Baltimore American says Lord COLE
RIDGE hates snobs. There must be some
mistake about this. He expressed himself
delighted with both Chicago and New
ri
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The National Republican says: "Th'
Virginia CoSlitionists are steadily gaining
Yes; after the manner Of the eat, that I,
trying to get out Of 60-ioot we'll umpet
up one foot and slipped back two.
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BRANDON, JAMES RIVER, October 18th.

BRANDON, JAMES RIVER, Oc.Obcr eth.
d. B. Strouse, Esq.,:
NV Dear Sir,-I have just received yours
OF the 10th instant, enclosing that dirty,
lying card, circulated by the Arthur Co
alitionists, not one OF whom has the manli-
ness to sign his name thereto.
| pronounce rs utterly fl Sc the state
ment that | "participated in this effort to
re0rganize the Republican prty," or that
| "partook OF the feast with c,loTed ladies
present at table specially set apart for
them and these ladies'" MANN PACE.
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Some OF our exchanges express surpris'
that the st. Louis Post.DiSpdtch does not
remember an eX-President living in Ohio
1t is fair to presume that the Post-DiSpatch
aludes to bond.fde eX-President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-24

Bob ISGERsoLL's rawlings over the recent
decisions Of the Supreme Court in the
clvil-rights cases are very suggestive Of the
efforts Of blind horse-1y to butt hole in
n brick wall
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Another Radical FnisobaOd Nailed.

SALEM, October 10, 1888.
Editors Lynchbug Neus:
Gentlemen,-I herewith eaclose you a
paper. which has been posted in this Sec
ton OF Virginia, headed Eunders Hug
cling Negroes" in which it is charged that
Hon. Mann Page (who is prominently men,
tioned) and others, at a Republican barbe-
cue At Spring Grove, took dirner with the
colored women.
Iencloscd Mr.. Mann Page copy OF the
paper, calling his attention to it, and
herewith send you his answe' to my note,
with the request that you publish the same,
in so far as it refers to this natter.
Yours truly, ID. l.. STRoUsE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-24

The strike Of the switchmen is only a
temporary affair, but the strike OF the
switchwomen goes on forever, as every
small boy knows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-24

HORSFOID's ACID PHOSPHATE BEWARE OF
ATIoNs.-Imitations and counterfeits
have again appeared. BE sure that the
word Horsford's is on the wrapper.
None are genuine without il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-24

Patrick Eagan, late treasurer Of the
Irish Land League, has fled his declara-
tiou OF intention 10 become an American
citizen. He will enter the business Of
grain buying, and expects his family to Join
him here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-24

Willthe Cincinnati Commercial Gazette In
form us whether the prohibitory amendment
was voted for by more persons than voted
0g0tSss III As we understand the matter,
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HPECIAL NOTICES.
TT LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
901 MAIN, CORNER NINTH STREET.

As the world goe'. nothing Is given away 20 ~.
erallv rs advice, buckctfuls being generally given
where only the grains taken. aud even then the
best advice is often given by the worst men aud
for a divine to follow all his own Instructions
would make him most conspicuous model
Therefore advice, 10 be useful. should be followed
by good example. Relieving this we assume the
risk Of advising all who have &C ustomcd them
selves to shopping at one stated place, utterly re-
gardless Of the advantages they could and would
enjoy elsewhere. TO visit our establishment. Our
stock Is now complete.
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such was the case, and The negative result
was brought about By counting o. against
the amendment all votes not cast for 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-24

G5@ CARPETS OF EVERY KIND.
MATS, RUGS. CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGs, OlL-CLOTHs. POLES, AND COR
NICES.
GEORGE W.ANDERSON & SONS.
SC Ism 1914 Main street.
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JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %, OA
~ X. OF p: Oficcrs and members hE3IRNA
his lodge win attend q regular CONVEX. ~ q
sioa THIS "wednesday EVENING, O.-E7z1&H
.ober "a, 1883, at 1880 o'clock. Mera- SX&SH
sers Of sister lodges. cordially Invited o -
J. X. LAMKIN.
&C 24-lts X. OF u. and 3.
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! Rev. W. u. Smith. Grafton, Mass. sa's: az have
derived benefit from using Browns ron Bitters
for a low state of blood
! FLORENCE. GA.-Dr. W. u. prsther says:
u Browns Iron Bitters has given satisfaction in
every Instance have known IL used.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-24

III CLOAKS. WRAPS, JACKETS,
DOLMANS. CIRCULARS. TLSTERS, JER-
SEYS.-We have iust opened s62 Of the above ar
ticles direct from the importers and manufac-
turers, which VIII sell ~ greatly reduced prices.
our department In this line Is very complete, and
we guarantee tsflction 10 prices, styles, aud
qualities. ID. i. MlIEELDORfER.
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local
MEETINGS..

NOTICE.-THE DEMOCRATS OF
IN HEsRIC0 COUNTY Will hold meetings at
me following times and places:
SEVEN PINES ULynes store), THURSDAY,
October 25th. ut O'clock.
JENNINGS'S STORE. Broad Street road. fbar-
Decue.l FRIDAY, october 26th. at IL o'clock.
II sMITHER'S STORE. night meeting, FRIDAY,
October Goth. at o'clock.
The meetings will be addressed by Hon. n: A.
Atkinson. Hon. George ID. Wise. Hon. :. Il. Wit,
Judge G.. Minor, 4. Ashby Wickhsm, Colonel
Thomas j. Evans. J. X. Tucker, DR., X. y. Beirne-
lanes Rus sell, and others. &C 24-3t
NITIZENS' b UIL DING ASSOCIA-
~ TION, No. 5.-The fourth weekly meeting OF
he above Association will take place at Thon's
Hall on "WEDNESDAY NIGHT, October Path 81
~ o'clock. Parties desiring to subscrie 10 shares
are invited 10 be present. Members Of the Board
Il Directors are requested 10 attend this meeting
business Of importance TO be transacted.
CHARLES RAMSTErTER,
Oc 2l-1t seer. tary
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AN INVALUABLE TONIC FOR THE
IA nerves, muscles. and digestive orcans, produ-
cling strength and appetite. Is
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The largest stock of CARPETS in the city;
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The British Association,

At the British association meeting last
night. Mr.. c. Dimond II. Braine was
elected to membership, and Mr.. J. K. Law
was selected to fill seat in the Council, rem
dered vacant by the resignation of Mr.. W.
Martyr.
A letter was read from MIR. Robert Amos,
of the Texas Express company, Dallas, soli-
citing subscriptions Of ST. each from English
men. Irishmen, Scotchnen and Canadians to
the funds of the Royal National Life Boat in
stitulion, Of England, devoted to saving lie
on the coast Of the British Isles, and com
mittee consisting Of Messrs. Ryder-Taylor, R.
c. Symington and John Norcross we're APP
pointed to receive subscriptions.
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Fort Worth Wondarn

Some OF the Fort Worth citizens wonder
why the San AnoRians do not club together
and buy good site on which the new Sunset
hospital could be built They think it could
easily be done, and were good site procured,
the hospital, they say, would undoubtedly be
built here. They themselves raised $4,000 in =
side OF an hour to purchase site for the Mis-
sour Pacific hospital, and il the citizens of this
place had the energy they could do the same
as regards the new Sunset hospital.
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The County seoIastic Census Corrected. |

The County seoIastic Census Corrected.
1t now appears that the County Assessors
last scholastic report was wrong, and that
officer has filed an addendum, showing 81
white and 20 colored children omitted there
from. This makes an increase instead of a
decrease in the scholastic population. The
addendum has been forwarded to Austin.
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What the CITY Wants.

The Street Commissioner is doing good work
in laying out the road ON the north side of
Travis park, but no good macadamized or
earth road can be made without the aid of
powerful steam roller. II the city obtained
that her roads could be made solid and better
able to bear and resist the traffic.
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is the finest and coolest dining room in town.
and gentlemen and ladies will lind this pleas
ant place to get lunch or dinner TO order at
all hours from "A. m. to p. IN. bill of fare
has been placed on the tables that cannot fail
to suit all tastes; and the price list has been set
up ON the principle of a 'nimble six-pence.' II
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s &
LOCAL NEWS.


A sorrel mare branded circle cross T, Nc
Kenzie's brand, l4lS hands high, two hind feet
white. Ten dollars reward will be paid for re-
turn to this office. 62g-6t
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Postponed on Account of the Fourth.

The Bexar Benevolent associations next
meeting falls on Wednesday, July 4, and as
that is national holiday, the acting President
orders that the meeting be postponed until
the following Wednesday, July II.
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c. NJ. Kingsley has opened depot for the sale
of lime, cement, plaster of paris, hair, Chin
ney flues the celebrated New Baunfels brick
and Fort Scott Cement. Quality good, prices
reasonable. South side Main plaza, adjoining
the Central hotel. 6-9-lm
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
Texas, A. w. Barr, Proprietor.

Boerne, Texas, A. w. Barr, Proprietor.
Persons wishing to spend tho summer in the
country will hnd, at this house, as many home
comforts rs can be found in the state. The
coolest of rooms, best of beds, no mosquitoes
or ilies, and table supplied with all that home
and San Antonio markets afford. Plenty of
sweet milk and homemade butter Also pure
well and cistern water. 6-H-6t 4
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City Collector Haueisen reports that he has
issued 1857 dog licenses this year, and these,
at so cents each, realized $57S 50. This is
not bad return, but it is supposed that it only
represents 1.-THE of the dogs actually kept in
the city.
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one half interest of u good paying business
good reasons for selling; moderate sum re-
uired. Address this office. Is. C..
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We find that the Continental ink and mucilaI
gives general satisfaction. Never had con
plant. Everything in stationery line at
b-7-lm BALDwIN's. 257 Commerce st.
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California Wines,

Clarets and all kinds of fine liquors are bell
sold at the lowest prices by Emanuel Abr
hams, the City Grocery Store, 2O6 CONNER
street 6-2S-2t
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Solid bodies of land, with plenty of good
water, from 10000 to 100000 acres, by w. f.
HILTON, 2OS West Houston street.
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The very latest in coored-bordered nandker-
chiefs and neckwear ut Cohen IL koeniRheims
300 and 81 Main plaza. b-l-tf
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Emanuel Abrahams, No. 2O6 Commerce street
is selling groceries at greatly reduced prices
He also carries Il large stock OF wines anC
liquors, and offers at prices lower than any
house in the city. Call at once. 6-2S-2t
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VIII buy half interest in a good paying bust
ness in this city. Apply to ''T. Is. j., tins
office 9-oS-tf
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For PUMPS of ali kinds and water and ga
pipes ut lowest prices, go TO Maury u Co., -
Ammo plaza. Telephone 2S3. 6-2S-tf
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Just What You Want.

highly improved dairy or stock farm, with
drst-class buildings, near the city, worth
S20,0OO, for sale by HILTON, POS w. Houston str.
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There will be musical concert Saturday
night, at Mission Garden. B-29-2t
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The finest line of piece goods for the spring
and summer to be found in the State at
pANCOAST az SON.
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cigars and Staple and Fancy Groceries ar
being sold at reduced prices by
EMANUEL ABRAHAMs,
6-2S.2t 206 Commerce street.
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With board at No. West Fourth street.
O-26-tf MRs. TERRYBERRY.
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Three unfinished rooms suitable for house
keeping, centrally located. Apply to H., this
ofIice B-2I-tf
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Will sing AZ the san Pedro Springs Sunday
Monday and Tuesday nights. The public in
vitad 6-2g.3t
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Piece goods by the suit or yard for spring.
fhNCOAsT L. Son.
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Hats

In endless variety and all the latest styles you
can lind at Cohen q Koengheim's, JO9 and 81
| Main plaza. 5-l4-tf
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Clothing to Fit

Everybody from a 216 year old child to an extri
size mems suit, at Cohen II Koenigheims, 30
and 81 Main plaza. 5-A-tf
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For sale

by the Military band, at Mission Garden, sat
urday night. 6-29-2t
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Everything in gents furnishing goods from tn,
cheapest to the finest ut Cohen a Koenigheim 3
Main plaza b-l4-tf
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New goods at Pancoast q Sons for spring
md summer lust in.
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New spring clothing and hats just in.
PANCOAsT a. SON.
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WHEN you want your plumbing done well by
experienced wOrlSmen, telephone to Maury l.
Co, pr Alamo plaza. h-2S-tf