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Real Estate for Sale.

FOR sAbts--At MurEnna Point, four
room h,sise, two room Clubhouse, Cypress
cirgrrn. uhreo lots. all under fence de-
lghitui summer homo, Apply TO or adj
GieSs H. Il. liardcaty. llonstcn. -
81 - --.--sl -----
WE SELL real estate, rent and sell
houses, write He Insurance. make coi-
ltvuons. Ist your property with ua.
prompt attention. Brown Il Hodges. ilS
hlI,iu u
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Personal.

WANTtDA name Tor my toothpowdcr.
70 Tor the best, particulars for three
2-cent stamps. Maxwell, 352 Nostrdnd
EVERY 10y AND GIFT lT.'-- sao1-I rTafn
shorthand ana typewrsting and thereby
become sclf-supportimg, our improved
methods of teaching make shorlhsnd
plain ami simple. Houston Shorthand
and Typewr.tIng School. Ma. on Block. II
VITAE-oRE AND REMEDIES May
neiic Mn raj III aers. Cure permanent
ly Indigo nion. kheuinatiam. oalarrh,
Eczema. fi.es, kidney Troubles and re
male COMPLAINTS. Packages or bottles
81. l0S Aiain street. ~
BEDROOM suites. parior suites. ice boxes,
stoves, chairs. ttblos and household
goods bought, sold, exchanged Co,iAs
Furniture Company. PIG Louiscna. under
Hotel Boyle ~
ENGRAVING cuts made TO order /
make Illustrations OF anything TO PRINT.
mos. owen. 81 Preston avenue u
f. HoENCKE. magnetic healer, office
with DR.. $. T.. Jones. 30ila Main street,
best of city references, office hours 10 to
IL "A. IN. to 5 p. m. established in is1r.
VIAvI-- Il HOME TREATMENT for
uterine troubles; investigate at 4O2 Rins
building: lady ate ndant from 10 u.
m; advice and health book free. %
SPECIAL Sin WEEKS COURSE n
SHORTHAND MT special rates, begin
ming June l. Come and try shorthand
and get star, In the right direction
Special Inducements to all registering at
once. Houston Shorthand and Typewr.f-
Ing School. Mason Block. Il
MARKY-send 10 cents FOR matrmonlal
paper published monthly: wealthy
piOlrons; personal introductious. MIR and
Mr.. Drake. l55 Washington street Chl-
cnEo. is
J. a. GREEN &, co. win open picnic
ground on May "a ut La Porte on BRAN
son hay for colored people fish choWder
crab chowder, fried lsh and boiled crabs
sai!boat riding. VIM. Davis. Agent.
TIRE liOl STON Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works rerovates carpets, crunb cloths,
rugs, feathers and mattresses, upholsier-
ing and furniture repairing. giil-cdga
references. call for prices. Henry Tom
dorf corner Smith and Mckinney;
phone COS IL
! WILL be at the Lawlor hotel. Houston.
Texas for one week beginning May Is.
curing cancers within ten days without
pain, nu cure, no pay. w. NJ Sidhons.
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FOR SALE. Entire stock of furniture,
carpets, wall paper. window shades and
only one otl,Sr furniturc house in tne
city, H.. rcnkcr Brcnham, TcNns. 20
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" ANrED--A partner IN bakery or to sell
the bakery; owner is ilrst-clnss baker,
having bad health; doing good store
business also wagon business. a.
Siamer, Temple Texas, is
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FOR SALE CliEAP--Largo new refriger-
alter, rige feet d inches long, ] feet IA
inches wide i feet ~ inches nigh: only
consumes 100 pounus ice every other
day specially adapted TO use al butcher
or commission merchant Cost SiS.tU;
VIII take So. call ON III ndlrrsu. II. 6.
Power, 1909 ConErosa Ave. ~
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FOX SALE-sntlrc contents OF eight-room
mouse, conveniently located: rooms uil
occupied; rent reasonable, reason for
selling III health wish to leave tho city
Address ,cgi, care Houston Post IL
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PARTNER WANTED with $4,000 10 $780,
800 10 invest IN an old and established
lumber and supply business. Address,
Builders supply company. San Antonio.
Texas B-u
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Wanted to Buy.

HIdTTsT price paid for second hand
clothing; gents only: send me a postal
and / win call. II. Captain, Jo2 Main. ~
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for fur
niture by Apex Furniture Company. tl2
Travis street. II
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WANl iDD--A partner with $cs00 or $1,000
cash TO take onc-half interest In a well
established paying business. Only thosN
who nave htst-clAss references aud tho
cash need apply. Address u, care Post
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Financial.


MONEY TO LOAE-Lands wanted for
spot cash near kiclbor land for sale
near city. Sherry 4 CO.. 2o6ls Main. 70
MONEY TO loan for snort time on good
security. stocks. bonds. notes, collhter-
ais. chnttcl mortgages. etc, businefs
confidential: rates reasonable, Room 3.
1904 Congress avenue Is
$1,000 TO LOAN for Il term OF years: 30
curity must be productive business prop
erty in Houston. Apply Ia y. Raphael
secretary AT Raphael Bros insurance
office. n
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[0u|S0ll Red He0It CYPRESS

Listens, Tanks and Water 1ruuuhs.
Write us for Price List
HOUSTON CYPRESS ClSfERN COMFY
Office and Factory: Foo. OF Main Stree,
Phone 49,
HOUSTON, TENAS.
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SANpFLY rcadymadc bars, zoe; Living
SION frame and pulley complete eSc; I'd
men hoop and baf, 81, hait canopy, Sl.2a.
discount to dealers and hotels. Prank
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO KENT--Iiotei. furnished or
unfurnished. or would Ike some prop
eriy owner 10 build suitable place on
lease State full particularly, Address
No. 7oss. caro- Post. y
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A twenty-five
acre poor farm near Hitchcock. Galvcv-
ton county; wen improved, good dwell
ina house. outhouses. etc. American
brewing Association u
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For SALE Furniture and kitchen ont.
ft Tor salc at bargain; parties can
iNni house II required. spleno.u neigh
h,fhood. No. 500 Preston ave. "A
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For Sale.

REApYMADE bobinct bars, experience
teaches. should lie ge inches long, our
price, -: 100 Inches. s2.sp; liner grade.
avenue. 20
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FOR SALE beautiful Summer resort on
Clear Lake, Galveston county. near sSfh-
brooke; viii take city iois or good paper
In exchange. Apply 3al. liinz Building. is
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PURE LIFE INSURANCE. at lizard
time" rates; wgentH wanted; top con-
tract; notes taken, our risk, and three
rourths agents commission Guaranteed;
Fay state OF Massachusetts w. J.
Mmton, Manager. ~ Main. Dallas,
TcxnR. dis
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Mercury. 6 to 4; Mlpkticns ~ II MAJ
/. I to d: Neutral IA T.. FL s Il 1
'he state tennis tuurnaiusl,t opened IS
stIn. 3. ssgs y 4 n
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FOR sAI.r-sccond hand to-foot, 1s-inch
smokestack. In first class condition:
cheap for cash. Cali at business Once:
Post.
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FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room,
southeast exposure for sivo gentlemen
or a couple. with or without board. CAL
~ 1900 Texas avenue is
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FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished large front
rooms. cool and pleasant iirst and SEE
ond floor and come smaller ones, CEN
tra!ly located will rent cheap; 1872 Con
rre,s avenue %
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TOR SAIE-For three wrrNs nom HnTr
we offer for sale our Gin plant. located
of nine gin ,tnnd.. three Thomas prcss-
cs and corn mill. engine and ho!lcrs OF
fun capacity to run tho plant Thc
building ~ large aud VOL arranged II
siding. 'ins for irc protection auto,
matte sprinkler system. hydrants ana
hose. plenty Of water on preniaes Inn
entire plnnt IN Wei equipped for the
ginning or cotton For terms OF sale
apply at oil mill ofnce. Branhayns;
Texas ."
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ron RENT--A SNAP" FURNISHED rosi-
dence eight rooms and bath very close
rent. references. Address "Quick.' llQ}
capitnl avenlic. IS
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FOR RENTS 81 q per week, single room
hot and cod haih. four blocks from
c.p,tol Hotel. 1915 Texas avenue. is
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bTItAWBERHIEH, TOMATOES, Peats.
Penches. etc. grow to perfection on tho
direct connection with all Northern mar
kcts: Q daily passenger trains: II miles
from Houston; 8 miles OF graded strcetB:
90 feet higher than Houston; high. dry
nnd healthy: tho best home place in
South Texas, Lands for snle In tracts
10 suit. send for handsome Illustrated
g. pudor, Texas Land Agency, s6 la
Main street, Houston. II
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WON THE PRIZE,
Sergeant Bairstow Carries on m Gold
Medal.

Ever since the opening of the season of
rl1e practice in the brigade armory OF the
District National Guard in December last
there have been team competitions for the
gallery championship In the regulations
governing the matches II is provided that
all members Of teams who should make 80
per cent or better Of the possible scores
should be permitted to participate in an
individual competition for a gold medal
presented by Mr.. John i. Burkart The
medal was won Saturday evening by Sergt.
Bairstow, company Il, sixth battalion, with
an aggregate of l96 points out Of a possible
200.
Inc hnal contest was opened shortly af-
ter O'Clock in the presence of a number of
interested spectators, among whom were
officers from Fort Myer, from the marine
barracks and of the National Guard. 1t
was most interesting competition at each
OF the stages-each competitor firing ten
rounds at 100 800, 500 and 800 yards-and
was by no means sure thing for Sergt.
Balrstow until the work at 500 yards was
concluded even then there was a chance
OF his falling off at 600 yards
When the scores had been added up and
verified, II was announced by Capt. James
t. Bell. the senior range officer, with whom
was associated Lieut.. I. s. King, that Sergt.
Bairstow was the winner With the score of
1876. The other scores were as follows:
Trumpeter Carroll, troop A, 1883; Sergt. Nc
LaughIin. company A, engineer corps, 1856;
Pvt. +. N. Wells, company b. first bat
TALON, lS5: Sergt. Groom, company A, sixth
battalion, 1S5: Pvt. Williams company A,
engineer corps, ls2; Lieut.. Geo. c. Shaw
l. r. p, fifth battalion, lsl; Sergt A. S.
McClain. company A, sixth battalion, Isl.
The medal was presented TO Sergt. Barr
stow by Representative Northway of OHIO
one of the guests. In accepting the dec
GRAFTON the sergeant acknowledged his ob-
legations TO Capt Tomlinson. his company
commander, who had, he said, taught him
all he knew about craftsmanship. This
resulted in a statement from Mai. Harries,
inspector general of rifle practice, to the
effect that Capt Tomlnson had. for three
successive years, qualified as sharpshooter
or marksmen every man in his company.
Capt. Tomlinson was therefore entitled 10
all credit for his extremely successful in
dustry.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A Moonlight Fste to Celebrate the Cars
Coronation.
Pleasant HospitaIfties of Late Hap.
pcning-Summer Plans-Per-
sonal Notes.

Mr. Kotzebl Q, the Russian minister, has
sent out invitations for Tuesday evening,
May %, o'clock, for a reception and fete
at Beau Voir," in honor Of the coronation
of the car and czarina. Beau Voir' is
Mr.. John r. McLean's country place.
Ex-Commissioner and Mrs. Parker enter
tanned at dinner Saturday night, TO meet
Gov. and Mrs. Woodbury. of Vermont, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. War
ner and Mr.. ]. w. Thompson.
Mrs. Calvin S. Brice and the Misses Brice
will be presented at the queens drawing
room in London today, and afterward will
be present at Ambassador and Mrs. Bay
ards reception, when the gorgeous dresses,
plumes and bouquets of the American
ladies', who will have kissed the hand of
royalty, will have better chance of being
admired.
Gen. and Mrs. Ferdinand P. Earle of
New York are the guests of Senator
Hill at his residence Oh Lafayette Square.
Judge and Mrs. John Davis will occupy
Glover Patch, Newport, the coming sum-
mer.
Gen. Doe, assistant secretary of war, and
family, and Professor Moore, chief Of the
weather bureau, and family, are at the
Goldsboro' mansion, Tenleytown road, for
the summer.
Miss Carrie V. Riordan left the city yes
terday for an extended visit to relatives in
New York.
Mrs. ]. S. Franklin announces the en-
gegement of her daughter, Katharine Elz-
abeth, to Thomas A. Wade of Toledo, Ohio.
The French ambassador and family ale
at their cottage at Cape May, where they
Will spend the warm weather.
Attorney General Harmon's family will
leave about the LIST of June for their sum-
mer outings.
Mrs. Douglass will give reception to the
Mt Holyoke College alumnae Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Igleheart and Mrs A.
c. Holt Of Evansville, Ind, are guests of
Mrs. Pegram, corner 18th and Rhode Is
land avenue
Col. and Mrs. Fred Grant have been max
ing a little visit to Mrs. Grant and Mrs.
Sartoris. They returned today to New,
York.
The German ambassador and family are
expected the LIST of June TO occupy the
cottage which they have taken for the
summer at LenoX.
Mrs. George Westinghouse, whose beau
tiful Ersklne Park, Lenox, is Just over the
border in the town of Lee, has offered to
pay for the quarrying, crushing and lay
ing of stol e for macadsmZed road for a
mile near her residence, if the town will
pay for he drawing. This, of course, it
will do, and the result will be excel
lent road in 4 place where Ii is much
needed.
Mr.. James r. Doolittle is for a few days
the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Thombs, 1924
Massachusetts, avenue.
The fricrds of Miss Louise n. Lehman
are pleased at the result of her recent
examination she having obtained the high
est per cent.
Representatives Lacey and Curtis of
Iowa, with their wives and Master Eu-
gene Curtis, Mrs. Minnie Sumpter of New
Mexico and Mr.. S. l. Hole of ChicoSa,
spent Sur day III Alexandria county, Va,
visiting Mrs. S. Lacey Johnston and her
uncle. Maj R. S. Lacey, at their residence
in Ballston.
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have seen they have been decently clad.
ard I believe that what they wore was
honestly paid for.
UnQuestionably the recent law will i'm
pose great hardship and much unnecessary
expense on a large majority of pensioners.
That cannot at the present time be avoided,
but we feel assured that il will not last
iong|t Will be soon killed by the weight Of
Its iniquity. But 1t appears the act brings
upon its unfortunate victims q much
Greater collateral hardship in defamation
of character A rebuke comes down
hardship: :.
no steals my purse, steals trash 80
But he who filches from me my good name
robs me of that which not enriches him,
and makes me poor, indeed"
A PENSIONER.
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Valuable Books
At Special Prices.

The National Capital" by Chas.
Burr Todd. The historical city and
the modern city, with various appen-
dices.
Over sixty illustrations 416 pages 12 no.
cloth. Published in the series entitled ..Great
cities of the Republic" Publishers price, 81 70
-
The RolStons' by F. Marion Crawford Two
volumes. II mo. Buckram binding Published at
Brices American Commonwealth An epoch
making book. Two large volumes Published at
SiW the set. Special price. s. 80
1T Is Possible" Il Christian Science story by
Helen Van Anderson. Cloth binding. II mo.
Published at S1.25 Special price. Toe
lB9Selnent. 18th st. bldg \
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Baby
Carriages.

Fully fifty styles to select from.
Such makes as the Whitney, Hey
wood and Wakefield. Any of these
names is guarantee of excellence.
Rattan Carriages, neatly upholstered. Each. 81 95
Wakefield Rattan Carriages, upholstered in silk
plush. Each ..................S5 95
Whitney Rattan Carriages, best running gear,
upholstered in silk plush Each. Sc. so
Haywood Rattan Carriages, upholstered In plush
Bedford cord. patent foot brake. Each :. So 95
special lot Of Roll-body Carriages, upholstered
in plush or corduroy. Each. $S.95
I'D floor. I'd annex. }
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Lyons Patent
Egg Beatef and WE1iDDer

Is entirely new. Is the best, and
therefore the cheapest, beaten made.
Will beat better and more rapidly,
will make eggs or cream lighter, and
will last twice longer than any other
beaten We'd like you to see it
work. It's very simple.
Price, 25c.
9th floor st hld1
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Refrigerators and
w alter Coolers.

Belongs New Perfection" Hard
Wood Refrlgerators are ours fol
Washington.
They are constructed purely scientific prin
ciples and preserve the original flavor of each kind
or food because the air Is kept dry and pure by
the patent perfected system Of circulation The
wood is kim dried and finished in antique, with
handsome cary ID panels and solid bronze trimmings
The Ice racks metal, sheathing is charcoal,
castors self retaining, drip cup is self closing
lining is of zinc.
No %
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MARRIED.

PAISON-STEWART On May 10. 1896 10y the
Rev. ArchdeacOn Childs. FRANCIS LITIiGOw
PAiSON TO MAY BELLE STEWART daughter
Of Senator Stewart.
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Oil
Cooking Stoves.

The best at the lowest prices. A
complete line, with iron or tin tanks,
and in all sizes. OF inestimable
value in the summer cottage where
there is no gas. The following
stoves are safe and reliable, coming
from the best manufacturers.
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Lawn
REQUISITES.

Unsurpassed assortment. The
prices are very reasonable.
2O-ft. best Rubber Hose. complete. .........$1 80
2o-ft. tcst Rubber Hose complete. %
25-ft. Hose. complete. .....................$15 so
Hose Reels, complete. .....................7 5c
New Boston" Spray MOBILES. .............. CSC
American Ball Nozzle Sprinklers. ...... 81 90
Io-in Magic Lawn Mowers. 81 10
12-in. Magic Lawn Mowers. ...S3 90
Hin. Magic Lawn Mowers. ...........s3 %
12-in. Diamond Lawn Mowers. 25
lin. Diamond Lawn Mowers. 81 70
16-in. Diamond" Lawn Mowers. ..........s52 5
Bood's Steel Sickles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bic
White House. Lawn Dressing per liz. bag. Soc
American Plant Food. per pkg............2 5c
9th hoor--. .lfth st. bldg }
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"VeHutina. Z"

"Velutina."
Its value as a dress facing is al
most universally known. 49,.
For trimmings 1t will give much better results
than silk velvet at the same price.
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TaStefui
Pictures.

Good subjects, attractive frames,
and they were never so low priced.
Pictures are now in basement, nth
st. building.
Colored Prints. 16x20 white frames with gilt
HIments. Good Counsel For the Fayo-ite,"
The New Clerk" etc. Each. Observation-Disclosures. soc.
Engra wings. 2Ox24. 81 inch oak and gilt frame.
FILTRATION, .iMinuet," Tease, Introducing the
Bride" Each. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fruit Pictures, in oak and gilt frame. Ea. 81 60
Game Pictures, panel shaped, OAK and gilt frame.
= =
Fruit Pictures, real PaStels, in oak frame, with
Furnished gilt beading. Each. s.. 90
B. DrIicture Frames made TO order.
GI}aSemnnt 18th st. bldRO
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SJ.5 $685. ST.

SJ.6o SB.95 SS.VO $1O.OO
Nursery RefrigeratOrs-just the thing for the
nursery sick room. Each. As
Japanned Water Coolers, nickel faucet, packed
1h-gal.
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from dc best manufacturers:
Crab Apple Perfumery Free

On main floor 18th building demonstrating the
Apple Water delicate lasting perfume Catch spray from
tam your handkerchief pastl nothing
Ask for free sample bottle Of Almond preserving beau
tfying and sotenng the face and skin.
connection With this
5c
quality
~ building
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S1.3 81.

Japanned Water Coolers, charcoal packed, porce-
. . -
I'D floor. I'd annex
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$685. SS.95 $1,000
Belongs Hard Wood Ice sChests zinc lining,
metal shelves
No. 10 IL II II
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Summer
Furnishings

l4a A1aSllHaaSS
For the country or seaside cottage,
or to make the town home more
comfortable during the warm
months. Bamboo Porch Screens
and Portieres are easier to buy than
ever before.
Jap. Goods.
Japanese Bead and Bamboo Portieres all color
tngs. full assortment Each. .9Oc. to Sc 90
Japanese Bamboo Porch Screens made OF the
outside strips of bamboo, with the natural glazed
will not midrw. Prices lower than those usually
asked for insid" bamboo.
KS feet, each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. toe
hNN lftt each .Sl.Oo
!oNiu I"eI. "ach -S--pO
lOxl2 itet- each 81 ~
bamboo at the special price Of..-....-....-. soc.
4 full line Of Rattan Chairs. 81. % up
ChineS- Rattan Lawn Seats .gOc. to S12. 60
Window Shade Special.
OiI-fnish Opaque Window Shades. twelve colors
eI6 feet. complete with all fixtures. Each. &c.
You've paid JOc. for no better.
The Dixie" Canopy.
A new Mosquito Canopy which does away with
anil net complete.
For brass bed 81 70
For wood bed.---- -
We alone in Washington have the
above mentioned Canopies.
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"a golden opportunity to save money by
not dealing here. A glance at our prices
will show you why, and will convince you
they are the lowest In Washington. Mako
this your marketing place-see IL you
don't need some Of These.
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Window Screens.
Old Screens reDaired.

Plain Screen Doors. 2l.x6I. to SKI IT Each. 75c.
Same with knob, hook and eye and spring hinges.
Fancy Screen Doors with all attachments PIX
Ga feet 10 3XT feet. Each 81 IS
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Oil

9th foo.
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lap. Goods.

Window Shade Special
OiI-inish Opaque Window Shades. twelve colors
ex6 feet complete with all fixtures. Each. &c
You've paid JOc. for better
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TAYLOR. In loving remembrance OF my deaT lus-
band and father, JAMES WILLIAM TAY-
LOR, who died two years ago today, May Is,
1894.
by HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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T0R RENT-Niceiy Furnished rooms. with
board. hot and cold bath, gas and all
modern convenlonces. at 3l2 Travis street.
telephone No. J5s.
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TWO IMPORTANT CASES


n oour s"h'r exas, January si.-Thc ais
b with nas been occupied the past two
SsIn, 'a me case OF Robert Moore. for
Snss ., II: Kenindeburg. wealthy
IS Is c,s hlsin. Under the new law
kuurnr,ssssea with train robbery. being
\ ana i. with the use OF deadly wear
b retnrn made a capital ofrense. The
IN nro,'s verdict of not guilty.
renrans an alibi. The defendant
y Hon 1n'ed by Hon. Taylor Moore
A~oos s' robertson of Austin. Judge
|shsr q, y, baslron and Makemson &
~ VIZ Neorsetown. There were over
)hs h Illnesses from Elgin "
f'lstt, for .he case Of DR.. Caldwell of
nnilted abortion alleged to have been
stlest ss On Miss Imogene Roberts OF
hum. neen out since Wednesday
"'s Jury is predicted