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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-09-09
= It is hard to keep a working man

1t is hard to keep working man
down
Glow are you and your wife
cummin' on?' asked a West Point
man of colored man. "She has run
me off boss. | gave her splendid
white silk dress, an den she got so
proud she had no use for me. She
lowed l was too dark to match de
dress.
"A fellow in an obllivious state,
took up his lodgings on the sidewalk
He woke the next morning, and,
Strengthening himself, looked at the
ground on which he had made his
couch. ''Well," said he, "if I had a
pickaxe I would make up my bed.
In a recent. letter to the manu-
facturcrs Mr.. W. F. Benjamin, editor
of the Spectator Rushford, n. y,
says: 1T may be pleasure to you
to know the high esteem in which
Chamberlain medicines are held by
the people of your own State, where
they must be best known. An aunt
of mine, who resides at Dexter, Iowa,
was about to visit me few years
ONCE, and before leaving home wrote
me, asking if they were sold here,
stating if they were not she would
bring a quantity with her as she did
not like to be without them. y The
medicines referred to are Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, famous for its cures
of colds and Group; Chamberlain S
Pain Balm for rheumatism, lame back,
pains in the side and chest, and
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel COM
plants. These medicines have been
in constant use in Iowa for almost a
quarter of century. The people
have learned that they are articles of
great worth and merit, and unequaled
by any other. They are for sale here
by Hill Bros.
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Hilton's main forceis audacity.

IlllLOu ) llldlu lUlCGlS uuuaClIJ.
By that has he won and by that he
has succeeded in diverting large
portion of the golden current of Stew
arts wealth into his pockets. This
phase Of his character can be illustra-
ted by trivial incident which hap
pened when he was still holding down
the Common Pleas bench. One Christ
mas Day, before he had become secre-
tary Of the park commission, he took
his family for a drive through Central
park. When he reached the upper
end and desired to turn the horses
about he found it most convenient to
drive across piece Of newly -graveled
ground, on which stood warning
sign commanding everyone to "keep
off," A park guard, who witnessed
the act, directed the Judges attention
to the placard, and as result of the
wordy wrangle which eDsued the po-
liceman, who kept his temper the
best, informed Mr.. Hilton that he
would be obliged to escort him to the
park police station. But the Judge,
without revealing his identity, said
that he preferred quicker disposition
of the matter and would therefore 60
to the nearest District Court, where
the officers complaint could be heard.
When the place was reached it was
learned that its judicial magnatc had
gone out in search of a drink, and as
it was holiday he was not expected
to return for long time. Thereupon
Judge Hilton himself mounted the
Bench, opened Court and called upon
the policeman to make his complaint
The officers eyes bulged i'll amaze
ment, and he tremblingly inquired for
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4 nnc.lecgcd bicyclistis lust now

A ouc-leggcd bicyclistis just now
making tour of the world on his
wheel.
- From all accounts Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy is Godsend to the
afflicted. There is no advertisement
about this; we feel just like saying
1.-THE Democrat, Carrollton, ky'
For sale by Hill Bros.
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Let the convenience and comfort
of others come first; your own will
follow.
No man can succeed in life except
on the broad platform Of honesty and
truth.
When woman loves man she
will go to any length for him, and
when she hates him she will 60 to any
extreme to injure him.
Never chase black cat. If you
do, you'll drive away luck.
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cat this point she broke down
and wept scalding tears. "Dear me !!
She must have been boiling over with
rage.
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In this connection few words as to
Sewart's body.
His stolen bones could have been
recovered at any time if Judge Hilton
had been willing to let his crap relax
npon the comparatively pitiable sum
of $4,000. The body was concealed
by the robbers in Paterson, N. j., and
when that fact was revealed to Hilton
he sent Mrs. johnson, who was then
housekeeper of the Park Avenue Ho-
tel, on 4th avenue, another Of Stew
arts properties, 10 view the remains
and pass upon their genuinenes. She
identified the body and go reported to
Judge Hilton, and the latter thereup-
on displayed his anxiety to give de.
cent burial to his dead benefactor by
haughtily declaring that he would not
give the $4,000 unless the body was
brought to him in New York and
there be identified by him. This ulti-
matum alarmed the thieves. The
corpse, which by an embalming pro-
cess, had becomel like a piece of tanned
leather, they broke iuto pieces, and
having efectually hid them, they took
a train fer Canada. Inspector Byrnes
was familiar with these facts at the
time, but was unable to aid in the re-
covcry of the body, because when
Judge Hilton found that the bones
could be restored to their grave he
further demanded that the thieves
themselves should be captured. Mrs.
Stewart died in the belief that she was
to be placed beside her dead husbands
corpse. But, as q matter of fact, the
magnificent cathedral in Garden City
stands over that which in name only
is the grave of A. T. Stewart. Well,
what good is his bones, anyhow? His
money was all that was wanted by
those whom he had benefited, and at
last they have succeeded in dividing it
up among themselves.
Meeting revelation like this must
bring pleasant thoughts to the rich
fellows who arc still alive. But Stew
art never failed. Yet Hilton, Hughes
e. Go. did.
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THINGS DIFFERENT IN MEXsCo.

~ hotel "chambermaids" are all men.
fashionable calls are made until 8 D. m.
stlNals are never too lazy TO be polite
Me O'clock at night is a favorite dinner
w,
Nsybody who has a turnout drives from
every evening.
.saanel smoke at all timos-ln the
IN car, at the table, anywhere
aees are carried by their nurses, and
= riaom seen in baby carriages.
.s aoaas' street cars and hackmen all
fs1ae inree grades of accommodation.
IA all ranhs doH their hats to each
Hthg ' ~ ''''e''hh anu
. .ais are served in courses, one meat or
nsale at time. with complete change
tkyice for each.
:, n'sl OFFICES are closed and the elevators
~ ~ ~ o'clock. II you want room
|sme '"' ro''e' WIZ sho" !ou
,,rs ,Msen masons are about the slowest
MI. $50 on earth. but after 200 years their
M az as strong as when first built.
49,. So loa unusual fcr Mexican meal 10
~ - I'VE or six kinds of meat. hut sell
s., apre ihan one kind OF dessert, ard
~! simple,
I Il a.arsn iaborcr will carry 100 pounds
n ~ MS head rather vA's lgc tones.
N r ,s,a can Of oysters on his head,
BIZ, 'han be bothered with 1t in his
n, ~, iu1rry most desired by o~fy Mex
s,., se'a i sowing mlohinc, and this
NJ. uevice will be found in many n
hnl,nu..l ne that has few other pieces o.
1 n, w.. The men use them rs readily
h,l,.s. NOT the custom in Mexico TO do
q ~ or anything else, for that matter
,s,ss.s s nteaRneol5 sreed sn oftcn believed
se,o..y N tho United States. It Is s or
~ sos before offices ard important buai-
49, Ousgs are open, and The custom Of
u ~, So,es for an hour and a half or
Nv son between y aud O'Clock 10 sim
Il s ss,sauy observed. ny : o'clock In
O,,s,s sang the windows and doors are
,,y Up again, end by the time It Is
s ps., rsrk there Is hardly slgt Of the
ssd d. display windows but in their
cos,r SOLD wall of securely locked
i 81 y, ang iron shutters that cover every
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Mr.. Herbert Miles, special repre- sentative
of the Interstate Savings, Loan and Trust
Corporation, Cincinnati. Ohio. sends, UNI
der date of September 3. 1895, testimonial
from his barber. Harry schcid, of III West
Sixth street; Il want to say" writes Har-
~, that for eight months / have taken
three Ripans Tabules day and have not
been to see doctor once since com.
menced to take them. Before / would have
TO have a big tube put down my throat
and have my stomach flushed Il believe
thai. is what they call iD three times every
week by doctor that charged me 30 cents
Tor every lime. OF course that always gave
me relief. but 1t always came back again
and can tell you it was no fun to he
pdmped oG about every two days. The
doctor said had catarrh of the stomach:
but whatever il was Il don't bother me
nov. For four years l was troubled 81 that
/ used TO lose about three days out of every
month. Harry Sche!d."
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The Libel Law.
h,'s Bulleti

r,h,,.s One stepping stone to another" the
n, s,, may, by Joining hands. gala
d ~, avn 'hey haze long been accorded
n. u. = Needcm OF tae press. Equally
I'D s,, rs make the most vigorous Kicks
inIn,, lights with libel suit
q sur,si PAPER, arc men whose chsracters
nhs,sn,,.l,o s,,icn are no. ye-y elevated or
~ b, 'rs.it is. 10 say the last. decia
,ssiast n 3 S to have suit brought
Blended s nsper Tor harm that was never
Hsops@h majority Of libel suits arc M hrought
psy r. h. love Of the all mighty dollar that
NJ non A. suee1ed from publisher and
ksa rresi, i. honest feeling of injury having
" akIsy w, lhat the press associations
~ d s s,, op this matter in a practical
!aaHshe,,e a.ss for to9graiulatio1 10 all
hi ~ ana the good viii as,urgdiy be
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ave POINTERS.

x,nod Example Look
sss..,riui Dcvciopment'
.,,rees' Record has constant
.,,on its Southern readers
~ taking active steps look.
atom OF manufacturing enter
e various communities i,' inter-
y ,.,rIsl development. The work
. ~. N towns and cities in Penn
IA other Eastern and Middle
~ sseo given as an illustration of
~ Old established communities
,ssdsble TO do in order to advance
Rr,, interests. Louisville, Ey..
\ .sterprIse that does 'realt to It's
,.ten the lead. so far as the
'.,n.erned. in u very active move
I his direction. Under the auspices
p,mercIal club and the real estate
T. Efforts are being made to en-
= cooperation o, the leading busl-
D. w ,,be city. as well as all large
rea ~rers. in movement to secure
~ W." ~ factories and material aid
fussry and justified. n circular
"a by the president of the real
hs,nee the president of the com
4, ,Iub and many of the foremost men
Lille. is being distributed, IN which
VA hat they are not only IN favor
s .s,re more industrial enterprises.
Nv ihey pledge themselves to do all
~ rower TO get them. In connection
". iocal owners of acreage property
Ia' ,o the city are joining in the
and Offering liberal donations of
80 land as sites for factories.
wnd owners recognize the fact that
,,s,jon Of manufacturing enterprises
.rsstly Increase the prosperity OF the
rsiy and sufficiently enhance the
n their other properties to more
.ssoup them for that which they are
y ,s donations to factories.
''s,,,ions OF the spirit of enterprise
,.rss hy these owners arc shown in
- that Miller d Bohannan offer
y cores. valued at $4,000. located On
n, Of the Illinois Central railroad ana
ule from the city limits; i've acres,
~ 1t $1,000. one-quarter OF a mile from
ar limits; ten acres, valued at $lo,-
4 I'd thirty acres, valued at s3ooO' W.
hress 4 Co. offer ten acres, valued at
M md cash bonus oil $2ooo; ). ). Hite
I, rs feet at one point, and oilers TO
~ w feet OF ii, valued at 5000; kice
1 4 oter ten acres, valued at $4,000; John
snt.on & Co., an aggregate OF 100
"a made UP of various tracts in dit-
70. parts of the city. with railroad
Esnv, having an aggregate value of
kM:ths Vance Land company, an aggre-
"a Il property, with railroad frontage.
3Hka; John Drescher. Two acres, valued
5tsn: S. S. Meddis G. Co., fifteen acres,
"a It $1,000 an acre, or $4,000, and the
h,an Land company five acres. re-
tsA At $500. The aggregate of free
and Immediately adjacent to Louis
B thus offered as sites for factories fig
b ~ tgsO,0O0.
Il ytx OF the fact that this movement
ID recent origin and that the interest
ikreasing from day TO day. this great !
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DRS. BELTS 6 BELTS
IS St. Charles Street. New Orleans, La.
Physicians and SURGEONS.

J 0Nng. IlisuIle-
aged and old. sin.
gle or married
men, and all who
suffer with LOST
MANHOOD. Ner-
v o US Debility.
S p er na:orrhea.
Seminal Losses,
Sexual d a c a y,
Fail ug II emory.
weak eyes. stunt
e d Development.
Lack Of Energy.
! III p oy Q r | shed
Blood. o.mp.as.
lmpedlmonts t o
Marriage: a 50
Blood and Skin
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Diseases. syphilis, Eruptlons. Hair Fall.
Ulcers. Effects of Mercury, Kidney and
Bladder Troubles. Weak Back. Burning
Urine. lncont.ncnce Goporrhca, elect.
Stricturc-receive searching treatment,
prompt re.!ef and cure for life. Both sexes
treated contidcntially and privately.
i.iirs, Fis.ula. Fissure. Structure ana
Rupture cured by our new methods. Send
fer circular.
DRS. BELTS & BELTS.
e CNew No. 2lD st. Charles Street.
Now Orleans. Ii
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THE FOLLOWING persons, viz. j Davis,
John Frazier, l., .. Holdsdaw, l.. +.
MART. William MART, w. w. McGee.
r. NJ Mutt. a. Reid, John sullivan j.
u. Smith. James Tanner, u. Welch, L.
q. Mil.ett VIII learn something TO their
advantage by addressing T.. A. Dickin-
snn hnx "a Eelumont. TcNas 3D.
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CHEAP FUEL At LAST-Put IN n win.
ter's supply of Calvert Lump Coal and
save ono-hali OF last years fuel ok
pensc. We warrant superior satisfac.
lion over any other soft coal for either
hca ding or cooking. our price for nick
ed lump Is $50 per ton OF 2OoO poundo
delivered 10 any part Of the city. a
trial 10 convinc" you is solicited Telc.
phone ss5 office. No. II Main street.
Calver. Coal Co. II
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SOME EQUITIES in very desirable ont
s.de aud inside cottage property: a small
cash payment and easy payments Will Sc
cure improved homes. ~ NJ Noriieet,
Jlutchins House n
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rand betting. pulirys. shafting, hang.
e's. piping. etc. Cali at the business
Office of ho Post. u
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PULMONARY TROUBLE forces me to
yell my half interest Ia a permanent
business paying me 500 per month and
~ l-5 10 80 per cent per annum besides:
price 5000 cash. Address Contractor
this office. 6
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FOX s'AlsE-Several secondhand engines
aad boilers, machinery castings ana re-
pair work. a. & T.. II. McGo~en, Hous-
ton, Texas. .
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FIR.
Losr, SrRAYFD, or STOLEN

r'A, - .Bilv-.
I0ST-In hlrs'-oa roit ~ Of town a s l.
ysr mustard spocr IN ra.t aboarj poN.
ir1nA.r win be rewarded II returned 10
IHman & Co .-- 81
VERY small thin. half grown black and
IN dog. white on breast, large nprsL I
oars Que droops litl.c. Return 10 i1ei
San Jncinto and get reward. ROBERT r.,
C. lson. " d
lost on The 23l. a small black and tan
- S|,ooie dog: answers to the name of
Erisifv P,easc ratura to 1901 Capitol
I..n,,sa. reward given ~
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llll
mi
FINANCIAL.

VIII-.
s-n nc,or, MEDIATE O. an gt-day faper
20 A. Paul G. Co, 20 Main ST;
MONEY no LOAN on improved city real
estate. l.. W. Craig ~ Main street: u
FOR sALE--r'our room cottage and
choice corner lot IN Third ward: $500 TO
ssn1 cash and balance on easy terms. q.
]. Palmef this ofiee. q
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BOOK KEEPER Books closed a'id open
ed: any kind OF account work wanted,
charges lominal. Address O. Lawrence.
Houston Heights, Texas. ~
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TOU ClN LEARN sHORTHAND BY
mail; write for circular regarding our
mail course. Houston Shorthand and
Typewriting School, Mason Block. Miss
AIira Il Hlrper. prlnCipll II
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GENUINE Chinese importer OF celebrated
teas ana fireworks. $ Tx haAdkerch;efs,
Chinese and Japanese bric-a -brac; hest
in the world. Yam Tai 10y, l0lGi2 Pres
ton avenue. 80,
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GENUINE Chinese importer cf ccIepr ited
teas nad fireworks, silk handkerchlets.
Chinese and Japanese bric-a-hrac; best
in The world. Yam Ia! lay. 1910 Preston
avenuc l-2-9i
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nR. WM. A. BOXEII., Specialist IN Dis
eases OF Women, Nervous and chronic
Diseases Opium and Alcohol treatment.
absolutely HARMLESS, perfect cure guar
anlnnd nftlcn. Mason Block. 81
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R,pans Tahuies ere sold by druggists c:
by mail n the Price 90 cents box IL
cent % the Ripans Chemical Company.
No. 10 Spruce street. new York. Sample
vial 10 cents FOR sale by A. u. Kiesling
druggist. 500 Main street.
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BUSINESS CHAhcE5.
.IlMs "a. ..-llA4au.

..Nl a1l~ 80. ".-Irtsixau.
A SALOON, best location IN town: invoicd
Sl5H. a snap; price $500. -. NJ Sorleet
Huschns House. If
NEWSPAPER plant aud franchise In
city OF 1900 popuatloni good daily ana
weekly circulatons. q paying ndvertis.
ing patronage: correspondence solicited,
Address Lock Box 433. Corsicana. Tex. ~
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FRANK l.. OSBORNE. printer: SEM your
address 10 J. II. B. Welmar ~
N-ANTED-'ro know the residence OF Miss
Sou Trgg II alive: If dead, the place OF
her death. Address j. d. DuPuy, Elk :
hart Texas. 30
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MADAME l.. WEsTi Halls Paris mas
qucruGc business is moved 10 I'll Travis
street. costumes fCr rent and to ordsr.
orders sert all over TaNas.
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~ s.RE a coin IN ONE DAY

~ ~ ur,er,,n,e Bromo Qu,nine Tablets.
sesre - ~ refund the money II II fans
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WANTED TO BUY


l--'.jl''SslIT'-'- ~. ELL
WyYyTED-socoad hand tfurniiSnrIei s gesas,
harn,s S. buggies ana ans n9"y nriees; send
al nns, siHd Vim " cill Oh you. Elias Green,
berg. agent, Houston; III.
,VE WANT 70 BUY second, hand i Iap'e
Ncounters' IL good repl!r Houston A'fI3
company.
WI PAY tie h.ghost elst prices Ices i9 hoi,5i-
ned ha-l furniture. &oys.l - ,nTn.
3,,1Hl i.enSa The Ras;on t1irnitnsr So ",'t
no,t ~, i,rsirlc. \ c; amer ase",
Phone a2l. ON ma
WANrEp-At once, cheap for cSshii yD no
feet OF lumber, !. o. Box 81. Keachie;
Ia. s,'
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ONE splendid new boarding house. CEN
trilly located and newly furnished for
rent very cheap, call early. might take
n partner. Address OH, this office, 81
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lam
For SALE.


AN the sole agent for w. J. Bryan's
book. THE First Battle" for Harris
county. Texas. T.. IL. Campbell. room
3Di, KAN building. 4
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BOARD AND Roots WANTED.

WANTED-BoaN IN private family for
s24. city. -
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WANTED--Post'on by young man. can
do most any Kind of work, has steady
habsts and very quiet. Address u. W.
Ingle. 1907 Sanlntar sstteet. VI
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LAMPS! LAMPS, LAMPS!-incanlescel
lamps, wholesale ara retail: immature
rewlndlng a specially: electrical and
railway supplies. The Bardcn- Sheets
Electrical Construction Company. yT
Preston pyenus II
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HOUSTON SHORTHAND AMP ,TYFE-
Writing ScHOOI,-Mason block Miss
Alice f. Harper, principal. makes a
specially OF training stenographers for
praatical bus ness positions. u YOU mea n
business, come and take course. Il
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PROFESSIONAL

6. o. COTTON 4 BRO. Ere Insaraass
corner franklin "
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A LARGE unfurnlshcd room for rent
shear, at i2Os Clay avenue. .-------2l
l75 ACRE DAIRY FARM Close 10 town,
plenty of water. stock sheds, good
dwelling and everything necessary. n,
NJ. Nortiect, Hutchins House, z
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ILRO 1AA..
l~ITl., = --...rTC
LIST OF ANSWERS 10 aivgftlsemenlss N
office OF The Post for week cldins Sat-
ufday. December -, 1895;
gi76 %: s226 80: 9252 CD: 927I: 1913 %:
Bees '2D, Come '9; !; 9lei e.; y; ~
" -. s2ss, sgSS' alo1; aisi; J. /, q;
Mrs jackson; julia; 800. $50; a2ol; WI
s5lS' M NJ o Is g.; a a, G 3D., o; N a. 2:
1859; Max Seiiert, 92s1 $40 GU: James
TAFT; OH: 9272 go 9l72; W. r. H.: a29s;
Wood. 9i7i; 1924.
N1ANl-5A home treatment for uterine
troubles; investigate. al 402 Binz build
ing. lady attendants from to Il y. H..
advice and health book free.
COSTUMES and masks Of every doscrlp..
ton to let and manufactured. Az man
The Texas Costume House, 6o6!a Main
street.
MADAME l.. WEsTf Halls Paris mas
qucruGe business is moved 10 Gil Travis
street costumes fCr rent and to order.
orders sert all over TeNas.
VITAE-ORl ABSOLUTELY CURES dys-
pcpsa, rheumntism catarrh oczeina.
piles. Brlght's ,seaxe. all kidney aud fe-
male complaints. free drinks: quart bot
ties. Sl.00 Headquarters, 7Oi Main sire
FRANK l.. OSBORNE, PRIMER; SEND your
address to j. II. b.. Welmar ~
W-ANTED-To know the residence Of Miss
Sou TrFg II alive: If dead, The place OF
her death Address j. d. DuPuy, Elk
hart. Texas. ~
IR. WM. A. BOXEII, Specialist IN Dis
eases OF Women, Nervous and Chronic
Diseases. Opium and Alcohol treatment.
absolutely harmless perfect cure guar
anteed. Office, Mason Block u
GENUINE Chinese importer OF celebrated
teas ana fireworks. Tx haadkerch,efs.
Chinese and japanese bric-a- brnc; hest
in the world. Yam Tai 10y, lOlGi2 Pres
ton avenue. I---u,
GENUINE Chinese importer ot ccienr ited
teas aad fireworks, silk handkerchiets.
Chinese and Japanese hric-a-hrac; best
In the world. Yam Ia! lay, l9lu Preston
avenue l-2-gi
you CLN LEARN sHORTHAND BY
mail: write for circular regarding our
rail course Houston Shorthand and
Typewrting School, Mason Block. Miss
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