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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-19
TRADE NOTES

Local dealers report an advancing ten
dency on corn and feed s'uns generally.
A few spring chickens have been on the
market this week and brought good
prices.
The lumber trade Is iucressiny In
amount and prices are hrm; local dealer.
report good demand.
Nearly al OF Fiouston's hardware
hous-s now handling bicycles and are
doing very good business in that llnn.
Butter In very weak and slow with
the very best E'Rln creamery offered at
20 csnts. country shippers md It difficult
10 dispose Of their product.
Strawberries sod as high as 81 per oraie
IN Kansas city lest Thursday, though the
bulk OF the Texas stock brought nuG for
choice to strictly fancy
The statistics give tho present visible
supply Of sugar IA $40 90 tons. w.le II
r. calculated that the current hHlf-year'
consumption Will reach 5000. 90 tons.
There IA a continuation OF tho firm feel
Ing In the molas'ns market, and the ten
dnnoy seems to he toward "a better Aaarkr
oil around owing to the continued tx
trome firrnness OF sugar.
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Y. NJ. c. A. MATTERS.

Meetings for the Week-Junior Contest
for the Gold Medal.
There will be IA meeting of the MEMBER
ship committee and all who are Interested
In the button canvass tomorrow night.
All buttons are cordially invited TO show
IN on the lapel Of the proper coat ana
let every man bring friend Inc meet
ing Is called for 1;4h CLOCK, ,
The regular Monday nisht Blpie Grass
will meet in the pariors al s;lV, AZ men
and especially members are invited.
Ali members and subscribers are re-
ouested TO make note OF the closing OF
the lecture course IN turner HAN ihu's'
day night OF this week. ,
MIR Caswcu the physical director, was
taken hv surprise on his 2dth birthday by
Ms friends in the yarioust classes. and was
nreseuted with "A gold match and chain
Mr r +. burlington mailing the presenta
ton speech. 81, .,.
presentcd by Dr. NJ j. l.ossins was ciose'
yssterday afternoon in the gymnasium, II
heing the fourth one, The records Wer'
ali good the contest being very c.ose hr
tween Brady Warner ana Henry nan
and while Henry Hall received the medn
Young Warner says II was no easy wan
away Henry Hal has done some masnih
cent work and the whole class enloye'
me presentation so worthily won as wnl
manifested by the closing remarks OF MT
Luce who presented II.
A special jumping contest which ha'
no connection with the medal contest. wa
won by -. Porter and second prize hy Jo
|
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THE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
4, Isde1 to the Condition OF Trade
Generally.
SOME FEELING OF ENC0UR AGEAEN
Y,ospecss in Buatnsss Are Brighter.
strawbsrriss Have Besn Sea rec.
ESgs Are Plentiful.
IL FEELING OF ENC0UR MEM.
Oefce OF TIE Post.
Houstnn. Saturday, Apr, Is.


The Wholesale trade Q. Houston has con
,inuei IN abou, the same condition as was
outlined = week ago. there being 10 ap-
preciable change in either direction There
has been q fair movement Of goods into
consumption and the volume Q, sales com
pares very favorably vita The business
experienced &; this tim. las; year While
there .s Nothing TO be very greatly eiat-3
over, rone q Ecustor's leading merchants
feels blue on account OF the situation tor
everything goes to show tina; he ousi-
ness OF this city Is Jar better than that
of many other wholesale oenters.
ne retail trade throughout trihntary
teyri.oTs is reported fair. bat Sill rather
on TIE que: order. owing 10 the fact
that farmers sr- busy with tne.r crops.
1ae recent rains have improved the crop
prospects n mary sections, although 10
Ing some slight damage at a few points.
ard tho general feeling IS one Of ercour-
akeme,t. The ssrgaeFs appear 10 Tea con-
fdert OF large y..id q cotton, corn and
oats. ard sncald this be the case Il VIII
naturally make the fail q very busy anG
profitable e-nsoa II rrgte circles. In the
meantime TIRE cultivation of the crops. hir-
Ing Of labor ard purchasing supplies. VII
p1t great deal y money n circulation
and ,hDs insure { far business Until the
active reason opens
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THE GLENwoop CASE.


Houston Texas. April 1s-The wives.
mothers and daughters OF our city hay.
bnen watching with tho deepest interest
the efforts of ths lot owners OF Glenwood
cemetery In Judge Brashear's court this
week. TO get receiver appointed
for the cemetery, and We found
our feelings so wrought up and
worked up that we searched tho court
house reports each morning before we
looked at the local or society items. Yes
terday morning some Of us were told by a
friend that II Anal appeal 10 Judge Bra
shear would he made that afternoon and
the word was immediately passed around
to others who felt AN Interest In the pro-
ccedinss. with the result Of packing that
court room as II probably had never been
ers. widows and daughters. whose lombar
habiliments. OF woe testified 10 their az.
fiction, and who had come 10 hear the
piendings for the sad privilege of having
the resting places of their precious dead
protected
sight TO all who saw II, and the occasion
of their coming must have been some.
thing very dear TO them to have brought
them in such numbers. Judge v. l.. Ham
blen had addressed the court the day he
fore In II manner, We were told, that Seem
when Judge Presley \. Ewing followed
yesterday we found that he had yer,
much TO say. and touchingly 10 the poiut
too. His graphic pictures OF the ute
DISSOLUTION that prevails In Glenwool
brought tears s p every h eye, ana our ri
ness for his bihye and tender words II
After we ladils had left the court hous
Ne met IN n 1stors on Main street an,
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sTnAwDrpHIEs ecAnCE.

Thers hss been very noticeable scar
city @, strawberries on tn local market
recently. aSd price. have advanced. Re
o-icts today wers Hight, and all consiEn-
.reuts met with . quick sale. \ f.n crates
al very nne berries ~oii for s. oo1S -
though tie bulk CT offerings brought s. 0,
c. rs.
letters received by r-or.irea produce
Arm from Dickinson. Alvin, Webster and
other South Texas points eta;e that tho
heavy rains IN ire early part % the week
interferec with sh!rn e5its 70 great ex
tent. t1c berries tner. ripe being nearly
all 70 sadly injured as 10 he MA, toi
raarhat- ST Louis ana Kansas C!fy have
aioo been ORA wing some II the consign-
,neau from rs point recently. prices in
those cities having advanced materially.
Missouri! ard Arkansas berries WI aoc1
b. on n" market hor'ever.. and 4 is hard
ly probable thst Texas shippers can fad
prosltah!e rnarsrts outside OF the State
after tais month.
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CONCERT AT TURNER HALL.

There will be a concert tonight at Turner
hail. given by the Gesangvere!n Frohsinn
of this city. The entertainment VIII COM
mence at O'Clock and the following viii
be the programmes
Crown March. Krctchmer
Orchestra.
Crystal OF the Mug Fred Schmidt
on the Mountains OF Tyrol. Solo Quartette
oFertnre...... r,......-.....,,,....,,co llier
Orchestra.
tlay song. ........,....,.....iu Balnainus
The Evening Song..,..........F o. Tanscn
Doppel-Quartette
Selection. ...,..........,.....Zit Either ouartette
My Hearts Rose in the Valley--tcom-
icaD......, o.. 3. .,........,.,,..,...-An Amber
Wa,iz-"Happy brothers, lolistelt
| Green 1t ls",....,..........Solo Quarteito
Song" Every where ...... :. ....C. Hafer
Medley-"crIsh Crash" ...................C Carl
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pnnpI,.E EXcIIANliN MEETINfi

The meeting Il the producr and com
mission men OF Houston. called FOR this
afternoon. was post poued until Monday
at . p. IN. Saturday is always very
busy day win the produce dealers. and
II vas found impossible for the majority
OF them 20 attend III. meeting contcnl-
plated today. All the leading firms OF the
ory are very much Interested In the pro-
ar.ite likely that Mondays meeting VIII be
largely attended Temporary organization
was effected last Tuesday. and tho ex-
change viii no doubt be a cert lnty after
the next Meeting.
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WEEKLY MoRTUARY REPORT.

The following Is the official mortuary
report for the city Of Houston FOR the week
ending al 10 o'clock m, April Is 1896
April ll--Infant OF q. Tortomase, aged II
months. whooplng cough John White,
cn,orrd. AGED % wears: accidental.
April RS Shmie. oolored. aged ..
wears: phethisis puimonalis. NJ II. Nc
cleilau aged ~ years. cystitis.
Api1l is-Maud Staven. aged IL years
cerebral congestion. Infant OF Nj. Allen
aged / day premature birth
April l.-Hattie Franklin, colored, aged
% years: morphine poison, w. Reddy. col
orea aged 40 years: hemorrhage.
April i5-C. Taylor. colored. aged X
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unanimously PASSED resolutions OF thank
sulness TO Judge E. p. Ee'nblen And TO
Judge Presley *. Ewing FOR the many
and able manner in which they batueu 10,
dear ones cared fcr SO We can Visit their
last resting places wiihou; haIins our
feelings outraged every time We VISIT N'ein
Mrs John +. Dickson.
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LARGE pFC,EIis7rs or EGGS.

For a while Il seemed as z th- Texas
hons had become tisg7isted wiz the con
dition 81 the me set ard refused 20 lag
eggs mat brought such low prices. but
recent receipts NJ Houston indie ate that
there has been very little cessation IN tho
work The consigA today ware
especially large. AID following the heavy
receipts Tor erveral oaya past. gave the
market "A weak tone Prices VAR kent
a. cents ~ srong effort, bat should
receipts continue on a large scal1 next
week. a decline is ineYitabie
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II. McQuay, aged s

years. consumption. II. McQuay, aged s
months; congestion.
April ltMrs. S. NJ. Cahill, aged As
years; hepatc dropsy.
April Ill. NJ. Smith, aged SO years
congestive chill. Mrs. Fannie Erickson,
aged 81 years; pares.s.
April iS-Asnes Condor. aged 20 years
consumption.
Annual death rate per 1000 for week end
ing Saturday. April Is. 1o.4.
Robert MoElroy, NJ. D..
City Health Officer.
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present were Misses Lizzie Browne Lizzie
Gillespie, Edna Munger, Gertic Robinson,
Winnie Browne. May Kuntz, jamie Browne,
Alice Young, Mary Walsh, Winnie Frank,
Muliane. Eddie Walsh, While Robinson.
Arthur Marm.on. Willie Frank and Tom
Browne.
:, As the clock was striking IL the party
dispersed, after wishing their Young host
ess many happy returns and a promise to
surprise her soon again
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BUILDING PERMITS

City Engineer La Noue yesterday issued
the following building permits:
Tony Cuilla, cottage on san Felipe
street, $3.50.
j. Y. llfray. addition to house on Sabine
street $40.
W. e. Browne. cottage on Harrington
street. $3.50
Houston Direct Navigation company. an
addition to warehouse on bayou, $500.
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BUSINESS LEAGUE NOTES

The Disinfectant company OF this city
Phennoil.
The charter of the Houston Business
League has been approved ana recorded In
league.
The Condensed Vegetable company OF
california has sent TO the League specimen
cons OF condensed cabbage. Irish potatoes
onions and vegetable soup
Nv "A. browning OF Alvin has placed q,
me ieague's disposal two live 'possums.
!, iegistered festerday-G. NJ Megili, ed
MIC. Kansas j. $ Gibbs, Florida. z. d
G.wlns, Kansas. L. a. stare Iowa; j 4
SisoWis,on; Galveston. Samuel II. Bovd, II
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James T. u. Wilson to Gust: oden
cran,z, out lots and $. block -. .,
in the Webster survey ........... 90. 81
James Y. u. Wilson TO Gust. oden-
orant2, our lot I. block p. contain
ing ten acres in Webster surNcy 49,.
Mrs. Molina freund to Dave Burton
and Wife. lot Y. block 3. OF sub
division OF teu-acre lot ?. of j. >.
Holman survey ......t ...:..... ...;.,
Mrs. Melina Freund Misunderstanding,
to o. l.. Brown. bIock 10 of the sgd
"bl block /. and and lot 3, block 8, in tho
subdivision or ten-acre lot II q me
Holman survey: other consldera-
VIM George BufflpEer. ct al to Fran
els NJ BIlby and wife, LOT B. block
III OF the Hutchins addition. J.,
Helen Culver TO George NJ. Manning
lots 10 and II. block H. In carcara
va aaai ', Aiien and vfe 10 Henry Hart
| mann sr.. one acre of land out of
seven-acre tract out OF John
| R-inermann league. ........,,,..,.
j.. W o'Btttan to q. p Zeiss ct al
J. ". o'nrian 70 ". il. stafford 10,
3, block 90, In town of Midway
OMAHA and South Texas Land com
pany 10 bernard W. Quinn. lots
IA and IS, block s4. in Houston
Jerome Wood to Isaiah Wood, all
grantor's undivided part of an acre
out Of southeast corner OF four
aero tract IN s. NJ. Harris survey;
love. affection and ,...,......,...:..,
". r. Howell TO r =. Howell AZ
acres OF land out, OF section u OF
! Houston, Tan. and Braaoria nal
road company's survey patented 10
Y NJ Anderson ...:::...:.;;....;,.,..
Annie Tyrell to q. b. Martini thirty
acres out OF a survey originally
granted to y Il. Turner assignee
Of watson +. Mays. also twenty
acres out OF tho eastern part OF
| the same survey, Observation-Disclosures.
r. i, Boher to r. G. Reneau, lots
6 ana I. block 2. OF Bailey',s first adj
dilion. south side bnfnio bayou:
other considerations and. :.,.';.;,;...
W. A. Carter and wife to Julian
Deifau. south half Of lots 7 and $,
block q. In the Sam Geiseiman
subdivision OF lot rs OF the Holman
surXAY ...............
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PHEASANT sIIRpRISE pARrY.

Miss Lizzie Browne was surprised"
most successfully at her home on Lyons
avenue Wednesday night by n few OF her
young friends in honor of her birthday
Games and other amusements served to
make the time pass pleasantly. Those
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l wish To express my sincere thank
- H. tuf friends and especially to the
Isl Liel,, OF LOCOMOTIVES Firemen. who
40 AIhdiy assisted during the sickness
ann uralh OF my husband In my sad
psaeirse,a,Nement, II is great source OF con
so'",ivn 10 Know that our friends were
, ~ \, Ninn anu sympathetic when sympa
,na'',. iIiehns were SO much needed. Again
srahking all for their Kind ASSISTANCE
am very respectfully.
Mrs. r, +. weeden.
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thousands OF cases OF rheumatism hays
s eeen cured by Elmer 4 Amends Pre-
srniption NO 2s'l." All sufferers SHOULD
galveston. Texas. agents. W.
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WE WANT YOUR WORK

Fully equipped with the latest lmn-oy.d
niaofihefy: most skillful operators; we
d S. now ready to turn out the hest of
p a,1,I work try us. This is The Model
H ia,rnyo loil Prairie. phone is7. l.. A
prletors. e' ~" P'o-
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PACKING HOUSE OUTPUT.

gays:
Total Western packing for the week
~, c,s hogs, compared with rs 90 the
preceding week and 80 oo for correspond
ing iine last year. making a total Of
! $50 pyy since March l. agains; l,f5p,J,3 q
year ago Prominent places compare a.
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A POSITIVE i

La Grippe, Colds n"..na,,s
tarrh, py dyspepsia, ce s,.l.d
and Kidney Diseases, .'. l
Diabetes. Bright's 100
male Complaints, Rhsan'll,
Abscess. 1'umors, Ec'eA'
and the long line 80. o. 4 III i.
eradicated by the Wv than v
n molsE m IL strikes aS at .. ~ l
all diseases in me ,,,able n,
successful and a,bert "
known. and cures psj
A';ENCiEs FAIL. . y ,,,nsrt 4
understood home Unit y, IN the "
hv many thousands, INV NV AM
YOU DON'T Nso,;ers II
about The curative poss'o,,N \
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in obtaining one. 9Th 49,
inrWit matters not va" END " \
, ,.n,, shou.d at least ssn' hatl
mat we may ana -
Ei.EcTRoPolsE H. -
for you. -
Instruments ren'e'
sons. d.scriptiu,,I
great curative ". ~
Agent for Texas, ccornef =,
ond and slraha'
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coLoREp CHURCHES.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Announcements under this head 20 pc
word each insertion.


Announcements under this head &c per
word each insertion.
The can,ata of Esther" to be given
at the opera house on the evenings Of the
27th and 2sth is well worth ate. ding.
The caste arc thorough In their parts
and the chorus well drilled Tickets ara
IS cents and % cents. For sale by friends
all over this city.
Thomas Dixon In Turner hall Thursday
night on Fools; or thc School Of EN-
perience."
Reserve e-at chart opens for Thomas
Dixon Young Mems christian nssoeia tion
rooms Wednesday morning at o'clock.
The man is a perfect master Of the
On Thomas Dixon.
that s,rnrgle to hear himS-New York
world. on Thomas Dixon.
"A pulpit anarchist" York Sun
On Thomas Dixon, Turner hall. Thurs
day night. April %
He is a live wire" Turner hall Thurs
day night. Go prepared to laugh.
Grand Carnival OF American Industries,
benefit Christ church. Auditorium. April
- Grand spectacular performance of the
season. Hundreds of beautiful ladies and
| Cf1llurtn All INC itht!iHG huSLltS- men
of Houston viii be represented by hand
some young ladies' Half circle drill hy
thirty misses Tableaux. America" nv
| 800 children. 'Tenting on the Old Camp
! Ground" by Houston Light Guard, as
| presented at Chicago In America" during
| the Worlds Fair The Cities of Living
Beauties" and many other tahleaux and
| pantomime. Seats on sale, Grunewald s
music store Wednesday, 2sd. Admission
30 cents; children 70 cents. The ladies
viii serve Refreshments on tho roof gar
| den during the evening.
The young ladies' who assist the ladies
of Christ church entertainment vii
meet Monday 10 a. m. Christ church: this
misses same place p. m: children Tues
day p. m.
All members Of the Central Republican
club are requested to attend the STATE
convention at Auditorium Monday morn
Ing. Charles u. Peck president of club
A roaring farce. "a College Romp;''
one continuous laugh; don't miss It, Audi
torium Friday night. Admission, adult
90 cents; children % cents.
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Hudson. pastor. Prayer and praise s.rvlc.

Hudson, pastor. Prayer and praise service
Friday night at 1;S
Bapiis, City M!ssion-Tuam avenue. be-
tween Austin and l-aBranch. Sunday night
al 74s Also prayer and praise service
Thursday night, 7:i5.
Houston Avenue misunderstanding ser
vice Tuesday night at $40. j. c. Hudson.
city missionary.
san Felipe NJ ss,on Sunday School-6o7
San Felipe street. NJ. C. Barber, superin-
tendcnt; Frank Fox. assistant superin.
t.nicn,. Sunday school at . p. m.
SALVATION ARMY.
The Salvation Army--Corner Capitol ave-
nue. and Main street. Meeting every night
Mrs wager sunday services: HoIida v
meeting. Ii a. m. great open air meeting
on Market Square at 2:3o ,. m. continued
in the RAIL AT $50 D. m. All are earnestly
invited TO attend.
CoLoRED CHURCHES.
Rev. j. W. Carr. D. u. having arrived
from Topeka kas.. viii fill his pulpit at
! tho Mount Zion Baptist church today. on
German street sunday school at 10 a m.
| ! Cnvington, superintendent Preaching at
2 80 p. m Subject; "The Wealth of the
Righteous" Preaching at I:30 p. IN, Sub
iect: The Test of True Faith"
| New Hope Mission Corner Pease ard
! Rice streets. Sunday school at y. m, j
I ". Hine, superintendent W. H. Phillips
! pastor.
| Divine services a; Watts chapel by Rev
| II. watts. Sunday school IT a. m, su.
perintendent, 4. SHARKS. The funeral SER
mon OF Mrs. Philfroy Green Will he com
memorated a. 8 p. m. Regular preach
a, b. IN. All are cordially invited to at,
! tend.
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THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST.

=, lao done In first class style in ovory
n,,,,cuk,r We use nothing that Injuries
he goods we wash and that is why eur
p. . facilities TO handle more work and
.niic,t new patronage a. well AZ old
a Packard's Troy Laundry,
9i2 Prairie Avenue, 'Phone So,
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EDIsoM ,usi r"eeived Pastoriza' S sta
,,nnspw store, s0i Main street.
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r,csh groceries at II; /. Roberts 4
sd,.s corner Rusk ana Travis.
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ID, nv those who have tried us,
peciu'' hamburger and Gus Drey,,
Ina jr., have in reality started model
,nwnn,dyy al 1911 Prairie fhohe is|
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y,soct,cide poison for bedougs, suaran-
IN IL CENTS and % cents bottle, ut
,e'n. drug store Binz corner.
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Reserve e-at chart opens for Thomas
Dixon Young Mems Christian association
rooms Wednesday morning at 5 o'clock.
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"A pulpit anarchist"-New York Sun
On Thomas Dixon. Turner hall. Thurs
day night, April %
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18th. building can not hold the crowds
that struggle TO hear him."-New York
World. on Thomas Dixon.
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SILK VElLlNGS.

1900 yards all Silk Chenille Dot and Fancy Nellings
solid colors value l5c and zoe yard Slaughter
Black Chenille Dot Yelling all Silk value 25c yard
Strengthening Price.
Ladies' Gauntlet Driving Gloves, all small sizes value
Sloo pair, >laughtering Price ..............2
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Rev. Sam Jones on Thomas Dixon
He is live wire" Turner hall, Thurs
day night Go prepared to laugh.
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WE WANT YOUR WASHING

Mansfield Dramatic club IN "A So'
lego ROmp. iNt,
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MI. onest soda water In the city AZ
| u,r,heim's Drug store
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Thomas Dixon In Turner hall Thursday
night on Fools; or N. School Of EN-
perience"
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The man is a perfect master of TIL.
art OF oratory. New York Tribune
On Thomas Dixon.
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wave YOU triea BurGheim's strawberry
''hsrt Better than ever
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MILLINERY.

200 dozen Silk and Velvet single Roses value l5c
each, Slaughtering Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. {
500 yards Fancy Persian Ribbon, value csc yard,
Strengthening Sale Price. Observation-Disclosures. IL
100 assorted Ladies' Untrimned Straw Hats, values
Soc ST.. 90 and S so, we offer choice at
Csc, soc and z;
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The young ladies' who assist the ladies
of Christ church entertainment Will
meet Monday 10 a. m. Christ church: the
misses same place p. m. children Tues
day 3 o. m
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r. C. crawford. the Tea Man. ioi2 Texas
nNnnue. ------------
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emolke Rainmakers, at Noohs l1ruR
store.
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SILKS. SILKS.

1000 yards Light and Tinted Ground Figured SIZES
-1,.h4ar;n, prcs ...,...... 25C
200 wards extra quality very nobby Persian Silks,
value 75c a yard, slaughering Price. ....... 4oe
600 yards extra quality Black all silk Brocade Gros
Grain value II yard. Strengthening Price OyS
In this department will continue to sell all SIR
Waists Skirt Patterns at prices advertised in last sun
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