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Business chances.

HOTEL FOR sALE-My large three story
frame building, on corner of bio X, 'front.'
Ing eas, and north. 200 feet from depot ,
20 rooms, .lorehOusr and sample room.
Apply TO W H. Marry. Trlnily. rex. 10
ACT Qu1CKLY-soek fortune by shortest
road; successful turf operation; capital
So. has averaged sai 1l weekly pfolits FOR
pact yenr you can't beat my record IT
IL superb. proofs and particulars cover
INK above claims free Phillp NJ Archer,
New Orleans. La. b
WANTEDPartner with $500 to $500, In IA
good paying buslnesS party can hanuie
his own money, VIII pay TO Investigate
No. / refcrenccB Address Q. X, TINS
office. ~
FOR SALE-One-haif interest IN an es-
talbisheI real eHtnte buBinoss In d rap
Idly developing section Of Texas; many
thousand acres of tho most desirable
lands listed. Alec n livery stable In
same place. Address Box i22, III Campo.
Texas. II
5000 WILL buy clean fresh ,otock OF
Town; compnny pay roll 5000 TO $4,000
per month. good opportunity Tor some
one Address NJ. C. Alsabrook, Bridge
port. Texas. ii
RETAIL DRUG STORE for sale good
paying business desirable loca ton good
reasons for Sc ling For particulars In
aire OF Houston Drug company. Iious-
ton, Texas. u
MAKE MONEY by careful speculation In
grain through reliabie succesaful
frm: excellent opportunities to make
and sent free: highest references. Patti
son & CO.. 76s Omaha Building, Chicago,
III. o-l-T
10IJ CAN make money buying wheat at
present prices; our book and careful
market letter. explaining how TO do Il
and containing points OF special interest.
sent free. Wakefn a. Co.. Owings Build
ing. Chicago. "
FOR sALE-An interest IN one of the
business; largest circulation In the
county in which II ir printed, and the
irol: good reasons for selling: indepcnd-
ent-populiSts must have some cash. Ad-
dress FOR further particulars Lock box
81. Bryan. Tesas. n
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a., Dr. Holman of Louisville. Ky. de-
,in.cssa a lecture at the Baptist church
ns e. Monday and Tuesday nights ON his
LIN TO the Masonic fraternity.
Ipph w kolman's lectures were very inter-
sling I'M anu were highly apprseciated here
-,,,sssr,ttion to organize a young m4ns
rsdng cub As soon az suitable 1T rn3ms
~ "a nIaeed under a board OF managers.
II ~ Arthur Barnett moved from here TO
|r.maejd Friday and will make that his
Mr.. Z. G. Banks spent Wednesday and
rsu,sday in Cameron on legal business.
p.v A. S Blackwood, Mr.. Wooten Stone
..s others are attending conference at
Iprenham this week
Miss Snella Hudson Is visiting friends In
Relton this week.
.l,inr Miss Ida Roberts this week
csntain Tom Williams is spending this
M / c. Crunk. a prominent cattlcman
!, pavilla, was in town a few days this
~,tk on his way TO Brennan to attend
Ehs conference.
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LIST or ANSWERS
TO advertisers remaining In tho ofhco
Po7SOllUL

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NdiN tSt. itESi AZ A!Nl-Strlctiy Tor
WHlte people anu HIst cIass IN every re-
49, rtsut'r n,%ais - ceilts' ~ w.
RE nVcnues il
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III n ~ y rs y I'm 9ttlctE JOY
Wn,tS peop,te anu mis' a. g'ass ~ eNNiY ~,
Tr,,s,. ,t,.'', bat'c,s,, Pr,sin,, and I,rei
RE avenues IA
777i-,T1II.,I 77,- 49, I7---,-- -
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,dNtn an oiilI, !" W. Hr " NivulV III %,
1r"Yas e,e,ii1r 7'rrs'tS Of I,nd Of any
sia@ and any price for sale Also some
Southern LANDS for exchange.
SUPERIOR orchestra music Tor recep-
tioils "Hu "eiui ~ 49, ny. 40
iess3L A,S%Ger S,Ri,S onTe'Vf o 81 mi
Main street. GoRFan's Nlus,c siore. =
NANTEIl-To know IN, whereabouts OF
j.. n; M Sley srs, aged -, leight teeir
pronine NJ c i% bones dyer by otcmp" .
lien: last heard from November Is: was
Viii nav a liberal reward for any in
forn,,tiGu IN regard to him Address
Mrs NJ J. Meyers Norma, Polk county
Texas. fort North papers please copy
WE CAN. TEACH you shorthand and
and particulars regarding mail course.
Tho Houston Shorthand and Typewritins
School. Mason block. - Il
No az, ,,., ILL., ,be na. rrosant
and future. removes evil influence: do
nestle troubles settled at once Resi-
dence. 1908 Preston avenue. "a
MApANft. I WrsTpIJ AIS Psrig mas
=" omer,de Costumes and dress maKinr
narIor gl3 Mason Block. costumes for
rent ana to order; costumes for children
from years. u
DIS LOUISA bAlhp' inc new olh sIe-
Siallst, trcats an 7o "a, Iadids
Gtrine ~d,tinen,ent Resldonce M, ilCS
Preston avenue. II
-7 ,,,,i ~ -II,,,,1 renI7-Vcs
Ml1' Atts a. ssil,arat"d, gives advice on
exx'', 1i, - a., md ti 06 shirt photos,
az ~, a+tsi "V soii proaton Venue. als6
Snd.in9ii e'1' 4' 10
pS hall.
BRING YOUR BABIES and children 10
BLACKBURN Banoy. b 1otoS ,,aPp,atiss
prizes to the baby or ehi'u "'a' '"Ees
/ the best picture. :.
~ - I,II7 Al AZ riTiiIaI n-dIum-
" lives Il V4; advice in business, love and all
, hl1ms ys iei5 N"muolia. near Jackson
III trouble lnl' Nas"Vi'H7 "'"i ~ -,
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DRS. LOUISA BAIRD, the New York spe-
cialist, treats all diseases peculiar 10 IL
dies; magnetic healer home for ladies'
during confinement. Residence No. 1lCS
Preston avenue. II
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BRlNG YOUR BABIES and children to
Blackburn & Bailey. photosraph,setrs,,,
prizes to the baby or child that takes
| 30 host nicture 10
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HUnfed tn mn.

" Texas town with estab.ished trade, or
viii open new chop I'm good town. GIVE
fall part!c IlHrs Ia. first letter. Address
rs. carr Post. .
WANTk D-rbiee e. four miles Of twenty
four ~ thirty pound rclayiug Ftctl Z
rails Apply J. /. Campbell. over Com
nerolal National bank. Houston. Tex. ~
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for second
hand furniture. household goods rented
Gu easy terms; moving md laying car
psts a speciality. Barr a kuller. tN
Milan street u
WANTED--To buy good trunk cheap,
IN flrst-ciass condition. medium size. Ad-
dress. giving price and kind. NJ, care
Post 10
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TEXAS AND TEXANS.
,continued From Page Five.

Lila. Miss Natili Neelis, lady's con-
pmu.,on aid Mr., ). Ransom, gentieman's
tasA.assi,on. AIter the tournament. dane
eoIsuss INDUCED in untli the early morn
me aousy Social club held the annual
tW"'n IF officers Monuay night, wnicn
|esssn'ii as io.iows: j. -. MARKS, presi-
issui. Joseph saDdtier. vice president.
Sses aii Levy, secretary; , Ben y. black
usssni.,n mas niceiy fitted up clup rooms
w .npects during the coming year 10
o. W tpsry enjoyable party was given FRI
v,niilg at the residence OF Mr.. and
|N eW b. Lawson in honor of Mrs.
ME sister, Miss Neels, who is on
LAVE from Hammond, La. DELEGATES re-
Nsoents were served ana all speak
y Sish praise OF the evenings pleasure.
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BidS ana Proposals.

BRIDGE BUILDERS. TAKE NOTICE.
The commissioners court OF Layaea
county Texas viii receive bids up TO
j M. on the i9th of December 1895
Supple Jack creek IN the Hallettsville
and Victoria road, north Of Hope.
g For removirg the suprrstrrcture OF
an iron bridge from iiallcttsVillo to
Rocky creek a distance % seven miles
the county Ia pay cost OF hauling and
rebuilding putting IN new substructure.
g. For putting in two cylinders under
the bridge at Hallettsyilio and erecting
and furnishing new supersiructurc for a
double roadway bridge at the same
place
( The court reserves the right IN re-
ject any and all bids.
by order of the commissioners court.
November ~. 1875
J. W. REEFS. County Clerk,
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MADAME AMAE- Spiritual medium
gives advice In business, love and az
affairs of life, Call and consult her II
in trouble. 1913 Magnolia near Jackson.
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MRS. BLACK. spiritual medium; removes
evil; unites separated gives advice on
charms. etc 20li Preston avenue. also
la, mail Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-09

FOR sAlE-Oue-haif interest In valu-
able patent FOR house roof and barn
pniut, IN which u hg fortune viii he
made, patent lust allowed competition
impossible, new prOccss, 200 per cont
found near this city. strict invcetiga ton
solicited. Address RoS G51, Austin,
Texas
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Lost FOund-SiOlen.

i-o,-r Saturday noon. black purse con
slD. belonging TO fesIl ,,iIilV3n'
t'tlas o., Deaue's and corner 81 Mckln-
s'henavert; reward. Return "a
@rt,yen pi5ia Congress avenue.
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DESIRABLE residence lots In THIRD ward
$500 and upward, seven room house. four
blocks from Capitol Hotel. s3s00 cash .
cottages on the installment plan, Inn
proved farms close TO city for sale or
rcnt G. NJ Kilgour, 400, Kiam building.
80
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sTOIEN-One back
Chands high. trdlded
~ on left hip. WIN
return TO me az
Cannon. y
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with $500 to $500 In "A
good paying business; party can handle
his own money, VIII pay TO lnvesigaici
office 10
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MADAME L, WESTPHALS. Paris mas
querdde costumes and dress making
parlor Sl3 Mason Block. costumes for
rent and to order; costumes for children
from years II
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,'tr t-tt fUOrosAl for the construc-
ton OF a cement sidewalk around court
house square will be received by the
commissioners court of Harris county
at u m. December Q, 1895. Plans ana
had from Eugene r Helner, architect.
JOHN @ TOD.
q Cuuntv Judge
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la RED CYPKEss CISTEKN-
1000 gallon cistern si7. Hufchina
1900 gallon cistern SO. ana
700 gallon olstera s23 husk.
1000 gallon ctstcrn y5o. Phone
The C,ailahan-I.cwls Co "a
RACKET STORE FOR sALE-Dolne a
good cash business In u good Southwest
Texas town Of 900 population, reason for
selling compelled TO leave tins state,
care Of Port, 20. 8
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FOR SALE-Try us FOR guns ma ammu-
milton, sportsmen's supplies. athletic
goods, bicycles and Bpocialtles. WILL
son, Eyres A. Co. n
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NNF. NJ, ~ ROpODIAX vital cleo
trician, lloi Walker street. tells you
what your disease is without you say
ING n word; any form of nervous dis
ease cured call and learn how to get well
and keep well; can give best of refer
ences. will give private lesson In the
mechanics of personal magnetism;
price within reach OF all; hours IL n m.
=, "a m u
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THE HOUSTON Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works clean for cents; lay for Cents
per yarn rnjt moo GOOD references Fnone
s M 8
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WE CAN TEACH you shorthand and
typewritlng 10y mail, write for circular
and particulars regarding mail course.
Tho Houston Shorthand and Typewrting
School Mason block II
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MADAM BAIRD mind reader and bust
ness medium. reveals the past. present
and future: removes evil influence: do
nestle troubles settled at once. Resi-
dence. 1908 Preston avenue "a
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HOTEL FOR SALE-My large three story
frame building, on corner of bio Il, 'front.'
Ing east and north. 200 feet from depot;
20 rooms ntorehouRo and sample room.
Apply to W. II. Many. Trinity. Tex. 10
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NANrED-Positiou as stationary engineer
or fireman good. reliable trustworthy
and well recommended man. ID years OK
perlcnce. able to do repairing. Address
a. H., Engineer. No 81 Charles street,
Fifth ward city. 2
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REAlONAf,-Mrs Cora Bacon Foster has
taken an office In the new Moore Bros
Purnett building, corner of Fanuin ana
Texas avenue. Tracts of land of any
size and any price for sale, Also some
Southern lands for nXchanEc.
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WANTED-Positlou by Young German
girl as waitress or chamhetmaid. Apply
5l4 Fauniu street. y
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WANTED Situation by German, who has
had experience with horses, and good
gardener no objection 70 going TO the
country. Address $3.50, care Post. 9
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SITUATION WANTED-By first-class
cook; sober white man. Address 1895.
care Houston Post. .
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WANTED--W of any kind, at once;
am broke; Al reference. r. J.. H., Jr.,
care Post. .
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WANTED-By intelligent Young man.
position In o store. well acquainted with
The grocery business references given
Post "a
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5000 WILL bug clean, fresh otock OF
groceries In good. live coal mining
TOWN. company pay roll 5000 TO $4,000
per month, good opportunity for some
one Address NJ. e. Alsabrook, Bridge
port, Texas. ii
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TUATlON-Wanted as clerk In grocery
store; no bad habits best OF references
iurn'shei' seven years experience, Adj
dress 500. care Post. .
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POSITION wanted by young German as
delivery man or collector. Address J7Gl
care Post. g
BEING out of employment wish for
work good man with horses and cows;
hest references can be given. Address J
8 T., care Wheeler < Mcintosh. Vie
torla. Texas. 9
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FOR SALE-Iots Nos. I and ., block No.
Z. IN the town OF Berclair Goliad county.
Texas. cheap for cash. II. w. Austin,
Orange. Texas. II
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SIPERIOR Orchestra music Tor rocep-
tons and weddings furnished by FRO
lessor Alexander Scgall, director OF mus
ic, thorough instruction on violin 1li
MIN streei. GnEEAn.s Mms-r Sl0rN. y
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
Harper's Magazine.

The Christmas number of Harper s
Magazine contains the first chapters Of
a new novel entitled ''Briseis, " by
William Black, to be published serially
in six parts. The illustrations are by
w. I. Smedley. "On SnOw-ShOes to
the Barren Grounds" by Caspar W.
Whitney, is another attractive feature,
with its narrative of the first stages of
a journey beyond the Arctic circle in
British North America after big game.
This article is embellished by twenty
two illustrations from sketches by
A. H. H. Heming and from photo
graphs by Mr.. Whitney, and drawings
by Frederic Remington, w. II. Drake.
and Otto H. Bacher ''The Paris OF
South America" by Richard Harding
Davis, is a description of Caracas, Will
some new light on Venezuela. There
are six illustrations from drawings by
Z, de Thulstrup, Charles Graham
Harry Eenn, Max F. Klepper, and from
photographs. "a Previous Engage
ment" is the title of a farce by W. d
HOwells. For this there are five illus
trations from drawings by Albert E
Sterner Howard Pyle contribute
"By Land and Sea, four sketches will
twelve illustrations, including frontis
piece in color. There are five shor
stories.
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27

A new line Of German
Flannels for wrappers in
stripes and figures, l9c per
yard.
GenOese FlannelS in all
the new French cOlOringS
and designs-l5c per yard.
French Flannels, fine
quality, in plain colors, 81 &c
from SOC, in light blue, pink,
cream, light gray, chocolate
and cardinal.
Outing Flannel or Elan
nelette for skirts, night
wrappers and mems shirts
-l23c quality for 8 cents
per yard.
Fifteen hundred white o
gray Blankets for 25c each
another opportunity for tn
many asking customers
who can now ask again an,
get them.
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
The Kent County Disfranchisement.

The Dover badeG thus refers to the
wiping off names from the Registration
list and the non-action of the court in
the Mandamus case:
''Kent county was the only county
that was carried by the Democrats one
year ago. On this account the Senate
was saved from Republican control,
the State from Republican Legislation
and the people were given Demo
cratic Governor. The result was
brought about in this county because
Democratic officers had the nerve and
patriotism to thwart the scheme of Re
publican managers who had attempted
to vote horde of negroes who had not
paid the taxes which they owed the
county This paper was the oily one
that came to the rescue and defended
the manly course of the registrars who
were afterwards sustained by the
Superior Court"
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
For Governor.

A gentleman asked the other day
why Harry Conrad would not make an
available candidate? The reply was:
The Republicans might go much far
ther, and fare worse. Mr.. Con-
rad is a prominent member Of the bar,
in the prime Of life, and is well quail
fed to fill the position with credit to
his party as well as to himself If any
man in our city or county is more
popular and equally deserving let him
be named. The State must be carried
next year, and all the factions could
readily unite ON Mr. Conrad for Gov
ernor and Mr. Willis for Congress. It
is early to suggest Il candidate for Gov
ernor, as the election is nearly a year
off, but in this case it may be wise to
take time by the forelock so that there
may be a full and fair expression OF
opinion. Duty RcpU5Hcan
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
ABSOLUTELY PURE

always on Thursdays. The regular
day came about gradually as things
always used to come There was
long succession of good crops, and
people felt 50 grateful for them that
they wanted to give special thanks, and
so the fall Of the year and finally the
month Of November came to be Thanks
giving time
Among the Puritans fast and feast
always kept close company. If they
indulged in feast they always tasted
afterwards. They wanted to atone for
any sinful Joy they might have felt.
T%yhen anything happened to them
such as happens in all communities,
epidemics, bad weather, poor crops,
etc, they knew God was angry and
held fast When things went well
with them they gave thanks and
feasted. They balanced one with the
other as well as they could. But We
never fast; we only feast. The uni
versal sentiment is that God is good
enough under all circumstances to be
thanked This sentiment grows wider
every year, and even those who have
no feeling III the matter, are affected
by the family reunion, and the feeling
Of home and home-lOve.
And thus it is that our national home
holiday grew out of small beginnings
and from an obscure origin. The seed
Of the Pilgrims is in every State. 4
vast empire they never dreamed Of has
been built on their lines. We have
been following them a long time anC
carrying them with us into every new
wilderness, as they did when they came
to these shores.
The first printed Thanksgiving pro
clamation was issued III 1867, and nov
we always print them, always hurr,
home to obey them, always have some
thing to be thankful for. The final re
suit Of rain upon the growing corn IL
Massachusetts nearly three hundre
years ago the final embodiment of
national idea that God is good, an
''His mercy endureth forever"
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
Delaware Odd Fellows.

The G2d annual communication of
the Grand Lodge of Delaware, I. 0. o.
F., showed the total membership of
the Order III the State to be 1859.
There were 80 deaths during the year,
and 149 suspensions; paid for relief,
ST, 1876; for other purposes $1S, ,369. =
Il. The Rebekah Degree showed a
membership of 154. These officers
were elected: Grand master, William
Hutchinson, Delaware City; deputy,
William F. Brown, Smyrna; warden,
Daniel R. Dallas, Wilmington; secre-
tary, Issac w. Hallam, Wilmington
treasurer, A. Gilbert Robinson, VIII
mington; representative to Sovereign
Grand Lodge, Philip j. Isaac, Will
mingtOn,
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
Frank Leslle's Popular Monthly.

The Christmas number of Froak
Lcslio's Popular Nonthly is already
out, and will hardly be surpassed in
richness and beauty Of pictorial illus
tration, or in seasonable variety of
literary contents, by anything that
may follow during the holiday season.
The opening article, upon "Heroines
and Heroine Worship" affords
vehicle for nearly score of eKquisiES
reproduction from the old and .p" IN
master painters. A similar sj4
tunity is found in the intensely p IN
story, by A. Cressy Morrison, of - Is
Man who Resembled Christ, which I'M
addition is illustrated with some origi-
nal drawings of rare delicacy.
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
AddiCks Republicans Organize.

A large meeting of Addicks Repubi
cans was held last week in the office of
the Bay State Gas Company, which
will be the Addicks headquarters dur
ing the coming campaign. Stephen
DOwney, a prominent manufacturer,
presided. A thorough organization
effected, with a committee in each
ward to organize the Addicks followers.
A City Executive Committee was ap-
pointed, with William B. Clerk, lead
ing morocco manufacturer, as chair
man. Other meetings will be held and
the Addicks campaign kept going at a
lively pace until next election.
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
Vim, B, Sharp
& co.
Fourth and Market StS.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Our Underwear Depart
ment has been reOrganlzed
and restocked. Not an old
or out of date thing in it,
and we present the newest
and best makes for your
consideration at much lower
prices than ever for stand
ard goods.
Children's Vests and Draw
ers in good qualities, from
Is inch to 81 inch, 25c to
SOC, and in finer grade from
25c to zoe. Ribbed goods
at the same prices.
Children's fine Australian
lambs wool Vests and
Pants, sizes l to 6, at 75c.
Ladies' fine white wool
Vests and Pants, SOC, Zoe
ST and Sl.25, in sizes from
80 to ~.
Ladies' fine natural wool
Vests and pants, 81.
Ladies' scarlet, pure
medicated flannel Vests and
Pants, 75c, ST and $l.25,
sizes 80 to ~.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and
Pants, l9o, 25, SOC, 75c, 81,
$l.25 and $1.5O, in splen.
did assortment and quality
Ladies' silk and WOO
Vests and Pants, a granC
garment, 2 each.
Ladies' combination Suits
in white and natural WOO
from 75c to 50 per Suit
also black ribbed Vests anC
Tights at ST each.
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27
slOO Rewrd slOO.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work, The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address, f. j. CHENEY 8 CO.,
Toledo, OHIO,
Esy- Sold by all Druggists, zoe,
Smyrna times., 1895-11-27

A San Francisco clothing firm prints
picture of Svengah and Trilby in its
advertisement, with the legend beneath:
''We don't want to put you into a
trance-we are content to give you a
fit" 1t proceeds further to argue that
their is such thing as hypnotizing in
business, ''else why do so many sensi-
BILE people wear such clothes"