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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24
A Terry Evening

a number of the young society men.
with their usual thoughtfulness gave
one or the tolliest evenings of the season
FRIDAY. when they entertained their
young lady friends with a hay ride. The
destination was Mr.. Allen Hancock s
ranch, La Brea." Music and dancing
IN the barn was a delightful feature of
the evening. and there was a delicious
repast which was greatly enjoyed, Mrs.
Mcclellan and Mrs. Maxwell had the
pleasant responsibility of chaperoning
the party. Those present were Misses
McCrea, Gibson, Mercevean, Croft, No
ian, Swartz, Landt, Smith, Winston,
Maxwell. Talent. Bartholomew, Nc
Iellan, Mccormack, Bonsall Boles,
Furrey. Cation. Prentiss, Easton, Messrs.
klokke, Taylor Pratt, O'Hano, Field,
Chase, Kunsman, Brazelton, Hancock,
Corson. Parsons. I. Mott, Brown, Wild
ney. McCrea, Martin, G. Lewis, C. Lewis,
Butler, Maxwell, Bush. Lyons Mitchell,
Chadbourne, Chadwick, Briggs
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24
Card Party

The Entire Nous Dancing club was de-
ilghtfully entertained by Mr. and Mrs
j. ri. Clark at their beautiful little home
on Maple avenue last Friday. The even
ing was spent in whist and music. Miss
Dreyfuss rendered several selections on
the piano. Misses Lulu Pieper and Del
prime Todd sang. Mrs. Dorm gave a
selection also. Prizes were awarded to
Miss Myra Todd and Miss Grace Craw-
ford, Messrs M. N. Newmark and Dorm.
Those present were Misses. Myra and
Delphine Todd, Isabelle Robson, Min
Meta Robson, Carrie Nay, Alice Fitch
Lula Pieper, Lillian Whelpley. Mana
Barwell, Grace Crawford, Matte and
Fannie Dreyfuss, Mines. Whelpley and
Berillion. Messrs. Fred German, Archie
Brown, Smith. Barwell, Morton Kaust,
Pratt, DR.. G. Walrath, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
N. Newmark, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorm, Mr..
and Mrs ]. A. Clark
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Informal Afternoon

Mrs: J. w. Hunt entertained informal
ly and very delightfully."- yesterday after
noon at her home on Jefferson street.
The form of pleasure provided was
unique and most amusing. Each guest
illustrated on blackboard one of
Mother Goose's rhymes, the one guess
ing the greatest number correctly was
awarded pretty prize, which was won
by Mrs. Hendricks. The other prizes
were captured by Mrs. Gibson, Mrs.
Brosseau and the consolation going to
Mrs. A. S. Averill. The cosy rooms were
bright with flowers and the afternoon
enjoyed by Mines. J. s. Chapman, j. w.
Hendricks. Chas. Day, Brosseau, A. E.
Pomeroy N. w. Stowell. E. P. Clark, A.
$. Averill. w. w. Murphy, Wadleigh,
Dorland, Fred Teale, Hubbard, Bradley.
and Miss Hunt.
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Farewell Psrty

Mrs. w. T.. Bakers cosy home on
maple avenue was made bright and pref
ty with floral adornments Friday even
Ing. the occasion being a progressive
euchre party given to Miss Emma Lilly
as farewell before her departure for
the east. Sweet peas were most con
spicuous in the decorations, they were
arranged with much taste about the room
and on the mantel, where they were used
IN quantities, there was an artistic
blending of the passion vine. The hos
pitable hostess was assisted by Miss
Bertha Chamberlain and Miss NAV
Baldwin; the former presided over de-
licious bowl of punch in the hall. In
stead of prizes clusters of violets formed
the pretty favors. Tempting refresh
ments We're served, and the hour was
late when the guests took their leave
after a most pleasant evening. Those
invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lagore, Mr..
and Miss Tritt, Mr.. and Miss Van VIE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney, Misses Mollie Bray,
Keiten, Edith Field, Misses Mccarthy,
North. Flora Howes, Bowles, Messrs.
Thompson, Donald, w. Donnell and Dr.
Kyte
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24
Birthday Party

Miss Hazel Loomis celebrated her
seventh birthday last week at the home
of her parents, Captain and Mrs. LOOMS,
at Evergreen. Many of the hostess lit
tie friends had assembled to do honor
to the occasion, and brought with them
pretty remembrances as reminders of
the happy event. Games We're played
on the lawn and music enjoyed indoors.
The little tots made a pretty picture
each wearing a bonbon cap as they
marched into the dining room where a
dainty repast awaited them. The table
was laden with flowers, daylight was
excluded, and soft gloom thrown over
the pretty decorations by different col
Ored tapers
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last week at her pretty country home
fhe guests were entertained with fish
ing and long walks amid the charming
rural surroundings. The guests carried
away with them huge clusters of beautl-
ful flowers and one and all accorded the
day one of unusual pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N Newmark gave q
dinner last Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Marcus Godwater and children
and Miss Sophia Goldwater of San
Francisco and Mr.. Heissman of Phoe-
nix. The table decorations were all in
pink. A cut glass vase filled with Lii
France roses occupied the center of the
table and an exquisite bud was at each
cover.
MA. Covarrublas, United States mar
shall for the Southern district of Cali
fOrn1a, gave dinner Wednesday night
In honor OF Governor Budd at the Span
ish-American hotel, San Francisco.
Those at the table were the governor.
John c. Lynch, Republican nominee for
acknowledgements of California; Ed
ward McCabe. private secretary to Gov
ernor Budd, General A. w. Barrett and
Mr.. Covarrubias. The affair was in
formal and pleasant success.
A delightful surprise was given to
Miss Ida Manuel at her home on Grand
avenue by her friends, Friday evening.
Among those present We're Misses Grace
Winters, Carrie Stanton, Gertrude Fer
rls, May Wilson, Adeline Stanton, Ruby
Chamberlin, Ida Manuel, Mrs. Manuel,
Mrs. Stanton, Messrs. Chamberlin, Pod
lesh, Stanton, Baxter, G. Brown, Man
uel. jr, Manuel, ST., and A. V. Berwick
of Pasadena.
The leap year dance to be given We'd
nesday evening. May 21st at Turnve-
rein hall by a number of society women
of the city promises to be one of the most
brilliant of the seasons events. 1t will
be a bal paudre and colonial cotillion. 1t
will be led by Mrs. r. j. Widney and Miss
Sophia Swaine, which assures the sue
cess Of the affair. The decorations will
be Of a patriotic nature; there will be an
elaborate supper and good music for
dancing. The gentlemen who have re-
ceived invitations may look forward to
most enjoyable evening.
A pleasant surprise was rendered to
the members of the new Corona parlor,
No. 1876, N. S. G. W., last Tuesday even
ing by the good of the order committee,
A. "A. Roth, j. F. Maier, l.. Lichten-
berger, Dan Brownstein and A. Bayer,
by giving a stag banquet to the MEM
bers A very pleasant evening was
spent Among. the entertainers were
A. A. Roth, mandolin; Alex. Brownstein,
violin; M. ToplitZ, flute; Dan Brown
stein. piano; Eng. Roth, basso; d. w.
Edelman, baritone; H. Lissner, tenor.
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Prof. A. Wilhartitz entertained the
new Bohemian club in his studio in the
Croker building on Wednesday even
ing last. THe program consisted of
readings by G. A. Dobinson and VIM.
Fl. Knight, vocal solos by Mrs. H. P.
kraus. humorous recitation by Will e.
Chaplin and discussion Of Hungarian
names by Prof. Wilhartitz, A. G. Bart
lett. Theodore Van Dyke and others.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Macleod, Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. True, Mr.
and Mrs A. r. Henderson. Miss Leonora
King, Miss A. A. Chevaillier. Miss Ella
A. Giles, Mrs. II. P. Kraus, Mrs. l.. v.
Newton, Mrs. Mary E. Hart Messrs.
VIII e. Chaplin, T. S. Van Dyke, G. A.
Dobinson, VIM. H. knight, King and
Others Several new names We're added
to the list of membership. and a number
Of applications received. The next
meeting of the club will probably be
held in the parlors of the Hotel Green,
Pasadena. on the third Wednesday
evening in June
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24

A very pleasant social was given
Tuesday night at the First M. E. church
by the Junior Epworth league for the
benefit Of a little girl In India whom they
are educating for a missionary. The
program was decided success. The
dainty little floral queen, Miss Leonora
Montgomery received the flowers which
were TO be distributed among the sick
and the different hospitals throughout
the city. The other participants were
Misses Maud Roney, Helen Hammond,
Blanche Brown, Lulu Overman, Dora
Gerry, Alice Harness, Beaulah Overman.
Leila Petrie, Carrie Chan, q little Chi
nese maiden, Berth Morse, Tina F'ricke,
Mamie Durand, Flossie Dodge and
Messrs. Charles Fricke and Ray Somes.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24
Hannah Bath Party

form of entertaining that has be-
come quite popular in the east by a num-
ber of society women is the giving of
Hammam bath parties. The idea is
unique and has been taken up readily
not only for the novelty, but for the
actual pleasure of the affairs Yester-
day Mrs. NJ. l.. Mccormack was hostess
for one of these little gatherings, the
bath being followed by a tempting lun-
cheon. The guests were Mines. Victoria
Harrell, Ezra Stimson, Willard Slim
son, 7. j. Fleming, w. H. Holiday, J.
T. Jones, AL Barker and Miss Mary
Owen.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24
A Welcome Home

DIR. William Livingston and Miss May
Livingston were given a complete sur
prise by a number of their friends
Thursday evening in honor Of their re-
turn home. The merry marauders took
possession of the cosy residence on West
Twenty-ninth street, and the hours
Iassed swiftly by in the enjoyment of
a musical and literary program. The
party was composed Of the Home Musi-
cal club. The serving Of refreshments
concluded the festivities. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Blumstead,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. Full
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Earl, Mr. and
Mrs. killips, Mrs. Hildreth, Mrs. Har-
rison, Mr.. and Mrs Livingston, Mrs. La
Gore, the Misses Pratt, McDenitt, Miss
es Ferry, Blumstead, Webb, Killips and
livingston, and Mr. and Mrs. Eirherk.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24
Straw Ride and Boating Party

A very jolly party was arranged Fri
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. knight
and Miss Nye for a moonlight ride. A
large wagon filled with hay conveyed
the merry-makers to West Lake park
where boating was enjoyed for an hour
or more, and before the return drive
home a. dainty repast was served. The
beautiful moonlight night and the con-
genial company made the affair one that
was replete with pleasure. Those pres
ent were DR.. and Mrs. Bacon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Black
1er, MI and Nd Mrs; x9ung MI. ana Mrs.
Mrs. Adams, Misses Bacon, Dick, Ris-
ser, Hutchinson, Richardson and Mr..
Hazeltine.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24
Stag Dinner

G. B. Booth was the delightful host
that presided over luncheon given yes
terday at the California club, with w.
w. Allen, general manager of the Pu-
eblo Smelling and Refining company as
guest of honor. Covers were laid for
sixteen and a very appetizing menu was
served and enjoyed by the following
gentlemen: Major IT. M. Russell Hon
c. B. Salaza, r. A. Perez, F. w. Edele-
stem. J. M. Kinney, A. Fl. Judson, r. H.
Howell. j. M. Elliott, John H. Church.
l.. w. Blinn. George Parsons, r. f. Har-
rison, p. l.. Griffin.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24

One of the loveliest affairs Of the sea-
son was given yesterday by Mr.. Roland
Bishop in honor of his sister, Mrs. Duck
worth. and Miss Higginbotham at his
beautiful home in Glendale place.
Twelve tables were arranged for euchre
and the rooms presented an especially
brilliant aspect when the guests attired
in their dainty spring gowns, were gain
cred in the several apartments that
were abloom with a prOfuSion of MOWERS.
There was a bright dash of color and life
about the whole that was most attrac-
tive. The dining room was adorned
with La France roses, tall cut glass vases
held them on tables and shelves; they
were lavishly used on the mantel and
mingled with ferns made very eTective
oornice over the wide windows. dam
ty portiere of smilax and sweet peas di-
yided cosy nook from this room ana
screened a string orchestra that was in
attendance. The hall was refreshing
and cool in green and white, pretty
feature of the decorations being rock
cry of plants and ferns that occupied the
center of the hall; other growing plants
stood about in pleasing contrast to huge
clusters OF white marguerites that MD
the newell post and covered the balus-
trade The library was In yellow, SOFT
clusters of mustard and yellow mar
Cuerites blending tremendously against
the pretty finish of the room. Groupings
of cane and bamboo and tall stalks OF
papyrus did duty in the reception room
with an addition of St Joseph lilies. Inc
score cards were artistic concerts OF
rough paper, the satin bows with whicn
they were held corresponding with the
floral color scheme of the room. Inc
two charming hostesses were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Wells of Cincin-
matt, Mrs. N. Z. Bailey and Miss Anna
Mullins At the conclusion OF the game
Miss Josie Haskins sang in a delightful
manner Dream of Me. The prizes were
three handsome Dresden parasols and
vere won respectively by Mrs. Dan Nc
Farland, Mrs. Friesner and Miss AL
der. There were tempting delicacies
served and the afternoon was enjoyed
by the following ladies':
Mines. Hugh Vail, Ed. Silent, j.
S. Slauson, William F'riesner, Dan Nc
Farland, Frank Thomas, c. T.. Thorn,
Wiley Wells, Nathan Baily, William
Barker, West Hughes, George Caswell,
Summer Hunt Fits, Willard Stimson,
+. G. Wells of Cincinnati, William Hop
kins of San Francisco, John II. Peck,
Stephen Long, w. l.. Bartlett, O'Bear,
Hayes, II. l.. Crombie, William Read,
F. w. Thompson. Misses Carrie Waddi-
love, Anna Mullins Francis Croft, jose
phine Haskins, .Genevive Smith, Hun
kins of Chicago, Edith Gill, Louise.Win-
der, Bessie Bonsall, Helen Layton, Cora
Goodrich, Sarah Goodrich, Edna Belts,
Sadie Libby, Graham of st. Louis, Kent,
Sanborn of Tustin, Reilly, Towel, AL
den.
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Pedro Club

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Widney entertained
the Pedro club very delightfully."- last
night at their home on West Twenty
eighth street. The game was followed
by very tempting supper. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Stimson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Stimson, Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Barker, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.
Cline, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle Workman,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Bailey, Judge and
Mrs Mckinley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C.
Howes, Mrs. Mccormack, Mrs. Victoria
Harrell Miss May Owen, Messrs Spru-
ance, Felix hoffman, Godfrey Hotter
hoff
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24

Thre is a deficit of $500, 900 in the Ohio
state treasury. Governor Bushnell says
that the deficit is inherited from Gov
ernor McKinley's administration. At
this rate of deficiency for one state, how
much shortage would Mckinley have
in the national treasury If he should be
elected president?-Chicago Chronicle.
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corner Mrs. Chanslor presided over O
punch bowl. On the canvased porch re
freshing frappe was served. The hos
pitaltties of the afternoon were extend
ed late into the evening when Miss
clark entertained number of heI
friends with an informal dance. On
Doth occasions a string orchestra was
in attendance
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st. Faiths Quill Entsrtaios

An afternoon that was truly DELIGHT
ful and was more than appreciated nv
tne guests was the gathering of sixty
httle people from the college settlement
OF sonora town yesterday afternoon at
the nome of Mrs. Sherwood Dunn on
west Adams street. The affair was un-
DER the direction of Mrs. A. Crutcher.
president or the guild and Miss Grier,
Vlce-presldent, assisted by some of the
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-24
In Honor Of Mrs. Northcrsft

Mrs Thomas Clark gave a beautiful
reception Friday afternoon at her home
on West Seventeenth street in honor of
her mother, Mrs. Northcraft. The
rooms were tastefully decorated for the
occasion with cut flowers and smilax.
Mines. Mathus Orr, P. S. Salisbury, ST.
mons and Miss Clark assisted the hos
tess in receiving the many guests that
were present during the afternoon. A
bevy of pretty young girls cared for the
guests in the dining room and in cosy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

ELECTION PROCLAMATiON-

ELECTION PROCLAMATfON-- =
BY virtue OF the authority veeted in
hereby issue this proclamation. announc-
Ing that on Monday, April 8. 1896. .
general election Will be held for the
city Of Houston. w: Mayor. city attor.
ney city treasurer, city tax assessor
gineer, city health officer. city street
commissioner, recorder aud the alder
men of the different wards. and I hereby
designate the following places for hold
Ing the polls at said election and appoint
First ward poll Will he held at Mac
atee,s warehouse and A.. r.. Miller Is
hereby appointed presiding ofrieer;
Tin Kehoc are hereby appointed judges
Of election TO preside and conduct said
First ward polls. - 49,
10 engine house. and jas. 4. Thompson
Is hereby appointed presiding officer,
H. ,Lockart. Rufus Cage and. r. b.. Con-
nell are hereby appointed Judges OF eisc,
ward POLL
Third !, ward s poll VIII he held At Tar.
appointcd presiding officer; and Vim. 7.
Long, A. q. Howell and Charles p.
Shcarn are hereby appointed Judges of
SleS,ion e, L, preside and conduct said
Fourth. ward poll Will be held at the
Market House and r.. A. Rechardt is
hereby appointed presiding officer and
james Mckee, Paul Schosser and Con-
rad Rerlng are hereby appointed Judges
OF election To preside and control said
Fourth ward poll,
Firth ward pol Will be held Mt knights
Of PytAias Hall and j. J. Gillespie, ST..
is hereby appointed presiding oificcr, and
\. ]. Jourde, James Freeman and A.
Schllltng are hereby appointed Judges OF
election TO preside and control said Fifth
ward poll
sixth ward poll will he held at Minis
ter's Store and Adam Cny is hereby
appointed presiding officer. and John
Counors, w. II. feregoy and j. H. Gas
ton are hereby appointed ludees of cleo
ton to preside and control said Sixth
ward roll.
Presiding officers hereby appointed
VIII select their own clerks OF election
and conduct said election 81 nccordanc.
with the State law now In force in ref.
erencc to the election in cities of more
than 600 inhabitants The polls viii
he opened at o'clock "a. IN. on the
morning OF the election, towit., April 4.
1896, aud remain open until O O'clock y.
M. OF ths same day
JOHN r. BROWNE.
40 Mayor Of the CITY OF Houston.
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Special Notice,

purchaser VIII be required to deposit
with me the sum OF Fifteen Thousand
$4,000 Dollars III cash before his bid
VIII be entertained.
All of said property and franchises
VIII hc sold subject to the rights OF
the hondholdcfw under a MORTGAGE dated
july, !, lSl. TO secure nn Issuance of
bonds, OF which there Is now outstntttl-
Thousand GiS7, 900 Dollars, uni said salo
VIII be without prejudice to the rights
81 the above named bondhoiders and
70 thf morteagcc iii said mnrtgage the
New York. "
The decree provides that bonds Of
the Houston City Street Railway com.
nany dated September 80, isa0. mag be
resolved IN part payment for the bal
anre OF the purchasers bid. lii proper
tioii 70 the amount sn1h houd holder
would receive thereon In The event I'm.
elltre bill were Cash, and in tho event
.nc purchaser shall deposit bonds in
marI payment for the price Of said
property, the court may require from
nun n bond with suxites Conditioned
10 deposit With the Clerk OF the Court
eash N, addition to the sum already
ussrSsitcd suthcicn' Ia satisfy the claims
Vl intervsnors who, may hereafter In.
tYryene IN The suit and establish a
vaiin against the fund, whereupon the
purchaser or purchasers shall bc an
ttlcn 70 receive possession OF the prop
cry so purchased by him.
comply with the terms OF his biti or
any order of the court IN reference 10
payments or giving of the bond Inn
inc sum paid by such purchaser SHAH
, IN ,orteited as n penalty Tor non-com-
posi- tx made he not confirmed hv the
the bidder. N''''''' ~
JOHN i. ktRny,
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS STREET RAIL
WAY RONDS

slve, 5000 each-sl00cp,
All being In the City OF Houston, Har-
ris County. Texas. more particular
can be had by inspection Of said de-
cree. a copy Of which can be seen at
the office of Lanier, Kirby u Martin
Texas. An OF said real and personal
property. rights OF way and franchises
viii be sold as one parcel, and no bid
viii be receiyed for same III less than
Subject 10 confirmation Of said sale by
the Circuit Colrt of the United States
for the Eastern District of Texas. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

WEEK, ladies on gents. 10 snow
kmapies and take orders for aluminium
has sign letters. numbers, door plates
NJ variety of fine speciaities; elegant
a'p PES ignt, easy work the new metal
hi great ,a.ker, goods new and catchy;
Eor,aa' seasons and in all localities
o..1 MIG. Co, WA, Columbus, Ohio.
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az ~ Ed One iirst-class cook. ! walter,
a dissihlpermaid and dish washer, at SOY
ks..Ie, j
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Fcins,,. Local or travelling: outfit free !.
[ear usiVe territory; no capital; one agent
Ifes saii pne day NS.i0; so can you; our
HE ~ ~ slsht' city or country. Alpine
SY.i NllClnnhtl, Ohio. u
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I'm oddhAPli EItS, bookEeepers, sales
bns a,usslsts, teachers. desiring posi-
us,na "se invited TO address THE Texas
tietor na oWu urea j, w. HudnalI. pro-
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FOR RENT cheap. butcher shop and nx-
lures. including large refrigerator; spien-
did stand and good established trace
would also delivery wagon and dr'ven:
bargain TO right party: Call At ~. ioS
Congress avenue or address u. {. Power.
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rrad la cook, white woman pre-,
6mar Apply lois LaBranch, coiher
b
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FOR RENT = Nice tw0-story hye-room
house. modern conveniencee; Part iut ~
ture, Including handsome pay!or ~: ~
sale at half value. Apply, ~. Hutcnirr
son. Hamilton a. Lamar. =
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ANTED-Traveling and local statesmen
salary and expenses $50 TO $50 per month
answer at once. Valley Cigar CO.. ST.
Louis.
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SPRING NOVELTY GOODS.

3S.Inch Spring Novelty Brilliantine, in
Latest Effects, regular price 60c.
3S1nch Spring Novelty Goods Persian
Designs, something new, regular price
65c. SPECIAL.
3SInch Spring Novelty Goods, Chameleon
Effects, rich in designs and colorngs,
regular price Use and s5c. SPECIAL
We have a few Imported Spring Novelty
Patterns left, comprising the latest of
Foreign aud Domestic Weaves and
Designs, regular price &c. 1878 and
$3.50, to close out, Pattern. 900. !
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WANYED-Ladv who is AMBITIOUS TO as
sist us in our business, one VINO IL capa-
BILE can earn good wages. Address '~',
care POSI- .
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LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
About 1900 acres, well improved rancho,
is miles from railway. Price sl4. 900. one
half cash. or VIII accept one-half In
good city property. Particulars of T.
j Skaggs Real Estnte Co.. Beevlie,
Texas. II