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PLow POINTS.

If farmer proposes to engage In dal-
rying only TO add to the stock of poor
butter with which we arc already deluEed,
he would better stay out; but with our
advanced knowledge there is no use in this
at ALL There never was time In which
there has been an oversupply of really
good butter In our markets. The gilt-edg
ed article always finds the ready buyer
at n high price
a generally accepted fact among tusi-
ness men nowadays is that profits must
be expected more from close buying and
economical management than by a large
percentage of profits. So with faruilng
and stock raising II is prudent msnage-
ment exercise of good Judgment and cav
ing at all ends and corners. that brings
things out right at the years end.
Comfort and convenience are most es-
fential features to the country home. md
II the farmer should keep the wrinkles
OF care from his brow aud have those
about him happy and contented. be Will
look 10 these matters carefully md well.
AS n usual thing they are overlooked.
II you have n pear tree that bears
cracked fruit scatter wood ashes all over
the surface Of the ground under the tree
out about two feet beyond the outer limbs,
then AT frtiting time notice the result.
II the ashes can be stirred two or three
inches into the soil. all the better.
me piahtiiH OF tree, wnetncr Tor
fruit, timber or ornament. Increases the
value OF the land. The value of many
farms could lie almost doubled In few
years Al least in generation, by 5adicious
tree planting.
WORK little more by plan md system
this spring. II is the only way cut OF
trouble. Tho conditions which confront
the farmer OF today make discretion. care
full calculation and keen sense OF husi-
ness management absolutely essential to
any marked degree Of success. The SOON
or we come to realizing sense OF this,
thn better
II Is not best to milk COW too close
to the period Of calvlng.. She should be
allowed 10 go dry for six weaks OF least,
ms she should not he taxed to produce
milk during the last few weeks. II must
he the duty OF the farmer to feed such
rows very carefully as milk fever may
result n they are made very fat
An inch Of rain may appear M a very
insignificant quantity. but II means over
II 900 600 gallons Of water on every square
mile. The plants pump large quantity
evnporated from the surface. II requires
but few inches OF rain to produce crops
II II could be retained In the soil
Over 900 900 sheep are being fed In
Montana. Nebraska, Utah, Idaho and COL
orado, and 1t Is feared by farmers that
prices Will be lowered. but the sheep rails
ed In these States viii not seriously affect
prices for choice mutton. The markets
have been so long supplied with mutton
of inferior quality that anything above
tho usual grade Will command a price OF
its own.
Live stock on tho farm makes the farm
capable Of giving a profit. Tho animals
provide market at home for large share
NJ the products and permit OF selling In
concentrated form that which would 9th
erwise be ton bulky to haul.
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HOBBS
C0NQUERS DISEASE
Ills Wonderful Discovery
> p aragus Kidney Pills.
Are Rapidly Curing All OF Those in INNS.
ton and Vicinity Who Have Been
Suffering from Kidney Disease
in One Form or Another.

Inc public are astounded at the success
achieVed III the cure of all kidney troubles
now being effected by DR.. Hobbs wander
lul discovery. People who have been doc
torihR for years under the care of the best
unNsiclahs optalntabie at great expendi-
lure OF money. have obtained more and
better results after taking DR.. Hobbs snar-
asus Kidney Pills for less than two weeks
than they ever did from ANYTHING they
ever USED. This is not an idle boast. as
dozens OF people in this vicinity stand
ready to testify to 1t.
ferhaps your next door neighbor will tell
you that Dr.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney pills
have proven themselves a blessing in is
iamilV. we assert that they are a positive
SPECIFIC for all kidney ailments, except
those where surgical operations are neces-
sarv.
we could fill page upon page with the
names oil leading people in this city and
vicinity whom Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney
Pills have either benefited or cured.
Testimony as to the efficacy of DR. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney pills is coming In from
every hand, and from people in every walk
In life, proving conclusveiy that every
claim made by DR.. Hobbs is absolutely JUS
tilted by facts.
DR.. HOBBS SPARAGUS KIDNEY PILLS
CURE y PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
LOWELL. MASS. AFTER BEING
CONFINED TO HIS BED TWELVE
WEEKS WITH RHEUMATISM. AND
ON CLUTCHES FOR TEN MONTHS.
Hobbs Remedy Co.
Lowell. Mass. June II, 1S96.-Gentle.
men: had what the doctor called chronic
| rheumatism OF the marrow | was con-
fined 10 my bed tor twelve months and
compelled to use clutches for ten months.
l tried number of physicians ana many
different medicines without obtaining re-
let.
Upon seeing your advertisement in the
| Boston papers. of DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kid
new Pills i concluded to give them IL trial
After using three boxes, together with your
Hobbs Little Liver Pills. according to di-
rections. began TO feel benefited. and after
/ had used five and one half boxes of the
Sparasus Kidney Pills. l was completely
cured.
l am well known to many people in
Lowell. who knew of my condition and can
vouch for the truth of my statement
| give this testimonial freely and un-
solicited and l am willing TO answer ques-
lions to any and all who may be interest
cd. and shall be glad to do so, for 1 can
fully appreciate the sufferings occasioned by
rheumatism. ! advise all persons so afflet-
ed TO use Or. Hobbs Sparasus Kidney pills
never intend TO be without the pills
myself. and my friends know that | never
lose an opportunity of recommending them.
l am, very gratefully,
EDWIN G.. VINALL,
With Opera Cigar and Tobacco Company,
34S Central Street,
| mr.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills, so
cents per box. Six for $3.50.
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THE COTTON BOIL wEEyIL.

have ccsived from the agricultural de.
partment at Washington a number Of cop
ies of circular No. is. report on cotton boil
weevil OF Texas signed by l.. o. Howard,
entomologist. and approved by Charles w.
Dabney. assistant secretary Of agriculture.
published February 4, 1897.
This circular gives a very full history Of
this post, and should be studied by those
who are Interested in the cotton industry
with a view to preventing Its spread and
destroying i II possible. y first MADE Ms
appearance r., Mexic, and through It's raw
ages eauged the Abandonment OF cotton
culture around Moacioye In 1882.
! have mailed copies Of this bulletin 70
many farmers. haze others 10 mail 70 fhaae
who apply for them. a. y hoss'
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h,yG SEA COMMISSIONER.
L. Exncrt to lie Appointed by
thn prcSiMent.

the iFtNtNtht
,pston. April 1.-THE president has
to appoint another expert commits
act in conjunction with one already
by Great Britain to visit Boring
summer and continue the study of
di,lons surrounding seal life. The
government has named the commits
it employed in this capacity last
amely, Professor Thompson and
b. Hamilton. Our commissioners
resident Jordan of Stanford univer-
Ia Professors Stesener and Lucas.
r these same experts will be reap
will be determined in the course of
days. 1t is said that the results of
bars work OF the experts was an
lent on some points, but not OH all.
the unsolved. questions is the deter
|bn of the best means of preserving
be, conceding that il is in danger OF
fton, upon which point at least the
J seemed to agree. II is the purpose
Estate department TO endeavor to Sc
be consent of the British government
adoption Of modus vivondi sua-
4 all sealing on land and sea while
lperts APE at work the approaching
Negotiations in this direction ere
progress.
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Information wanted.

iarum' Texas,-Information wanted
fnlng the whereabouts OF Uncle Billy
DHo' IL alive, or of any OF his family.
iast heard from he was living on
~ mountain, Arkansas, about fifteen
0r, ny years ago. Also Uncle Arch
' tS or any of his family; or Uncle
10y OF any OF his family. who re-
hon. m crawford county, Arkansas. when
Iesfu from. If any one OF the above
ss see This they will confer a favor
s, aau my aged mother. Jane Summers,
''"s 10 me, j, A. Summers, Landrum,
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stolen Property Recovcrca

SAUL Texas, April l6.-The goods
"oin Chester Monday night last
'eeh recovered and carried back to
hnpsron D., TWO men We're caught near
Ia h.. wednesday morning with the
ksr ny ~. one Of thom escaped from the
|reee,,,n'e man yet in custody SAYS that
] hs wy came hero from Tennessee. He
ana aired to Woodville In a dav or
mar ne,a Tor trial Sheriff Enloe saws
! stolen sulnits having taken the goods.
Value. ''PeF'y aggregated about $50
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Office of

Off1ce OF
Commissioner OF Agriculture. Insurance
Statistics and History,
Austin, Texas April g. 1877.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
This Is to certify. That the
PRuSSIAN NATIONAL INSURANCE
Company of Stett!n, Germany, has
in all respects fully complied WIN 9no
laws of Texas as conditions precedent 10
lis doing business In this state, and thar
said Company holds a Certtfieate OF Az, ,
thority from this office emitting u 10 uo
business IN this State for twelve monlns
from the lst day of January, 1881, TO tie
3lst day OF December, 1897.
Given under my hand and seal at otIee,
in Austin. the day and daie first ABOVE
written. <....,..,.,,,,,.r
RAPHAEL BROS, Agents. Houston
Texas.
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nurFALoEs.
:, the Experiments He Has
u,,u Making


:, Tcxas, April 13.-The foi-
aunt of the results of a novel eS-
w.. recently printed in the Hen
dependent r..
Goodnight Of Clarendon, Texas,
sn'norinlen,ing for seventeen years
NC the American huiiaio on the
rsods Of domestic cattle, WIN me
nroducine hides that would make
.n,o hnfIalo robes. and incident
aor,etuating the buffalo species.
pe heen almost entinguished. For
mat In order to produce the
W., hybrid. II is necessary 10 Keep
=, n,ire bred buffaloes TO cross
.ss,ic cattle, unless N should be
sIhle 10 originate a fertile race OIL
S,t would reproduce themselves a
~ which be thought not likely
o as hybrids are usually either
nartlally barren. as witness the
,dn,pht began his experiment by
sour buffalo calves In May, 1879,
ow has a herd Of thirty-six pure
,NalOes--mOrc imam ohc t'h'h VI
,rc in the world He claims that
not a wild American buffalo In
zee breeding has shown some very
rssults. Mir Goodnight has never
IN crossing the buffalo on any
o.t,,e save the native Texas COW,
owny aud the Polled Angus.
n. breeds from Galloway COWS are
which shows the prepotcncy OF
AWAY blood. But this cross has
orv uncertain and therefore expen-
,,s q, the polled Angus has proved
" ,he most satisfactory. The half
70 NIL heifers. and those of this
aad every wear: the full blood buf-
only every second year. But there
er been a bull calf born from the
.hs ha,r-breed cows are mated with
|,ood hull bull calves often result.
~ ,hree- quarters bull thus obtained
ven barren Csterile), though the
or.ers heifcrs breed readily. :.
II will be seen, that as no ha't-
nils have been obtained, and all
,,rters bulls are infcrtile, no hybrid
nable of perpetuatlng itself has yet
sb,,sbed and none is likely to pc.
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The Jury Disagreed.

's'oro' Texas. April 16.-Mrs. l.. l..
70 was on trial charged with the kill
VI. VIM, NJ. Drake in this city last
~ last week The case was given
{noon t =, 'asl Saturday evening and this
kle ia ene Jury reported that they We're
hsrpeda slee upon verdict. They were
for 10y ny Judge Hall. The jury stood
|secon adsuuiltal and Two for murder in
band uesree' Dr.. j. s, Roberts, her
a cbarr vas tried ten days ago on the
cred. NVluiet OF acqulttal was
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Z. c. Y. ELECTION.

Pof' Texas. April 15.-At meeting
PERI Sidney Johnston camp. No. 1G5.
IT, held here yesterday. the following
Fs We're elected for the ensuing year:
Harsls. commander: Ed. Massey.
l'eulenant: ID. x Holloman. second
'nant' NJ. h. McClain. adiutant; A. v.
surgeon; a. p, Norman. color SER
n II. speieol, chaplain. Following
e.es We're selected to represent the
a. Inc reunion TO be held in Nash
rem, June %. 90 and pa: j. r..
! ana M. b. McClain: j. w. Bowen
!. NJ. Taylor. alternates.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

N0TICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
he sabine Land and Improvement G9in n
many SABINE Pass, TeXas-Bids VIII he
rpecejIved until noon of April "a, 1891 for
The Construction OF Il hotel for tins
company al sqtfne pass pass, F9r par' ep-
ntt'aats beaumont, Texas All pro 2osals
Should Should BE- sent TO the ,unders gned' In
sealod envelopes, marked Proposals for
Hotel" The right is reservei 70 r ,i
any Vi an %
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tuerO.

\ su,,, 'eAas' April l5.--Decora.ion day
kiop ooseryed by the cemetery asso.
lip ,'pay evening. Hon. L. II.
h ssaa sor OF the city. delivered the an
b Kept IN The cemetery is one of the
erest ~ ~ ~ me state, due TO the active
b deys e vias felr to be one Of the big
1 be run r'er had In Cuero. Excursions
psalshInn MIL IN all roads. and the entire
VIII Participate. wy '"'"e
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Fore meal. gas, glass of Aagostura Bitters
enufacturea WI restore the appetite.
q & Sons 'A'y by Dr., ]. G. Is. Sie-
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FOR SALE.

sEEDs--we carry the largest stock in
Texas; we offer TO the trade this week:
New York Rose potatoes. 4oc; Triumph,
$3.50 per barrel; v.ueless and Pumpkin
Vans, Use: Sorghum, 75c. Milct. 7ac;
Hungarian 76c; Kafrir Corn, l5c; select
ed Seed Corn, yellow and white SOC
per bushei. 3 lock storm proof and pound
Peas. so25 per bushel, Jerusalem Arti-
chokes. 76c per bushel; Cabbage and To.
nato plants, zoe per 100; II ermuda Grass,
500 per pound; Alfalfa Clover. 30. Stvo
$3.50 per bushel; garden and Held seeds
of every description. Holloway SEED
Company. 22l Elm and go and GO Pa
ciho avenue. Dallas.
FOR sAI.E-Ar assortment or second.
nand betting, ppEeys. shafting, hangers,
piping. etc. Cali at the business office OF
The roo,. I:
DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Croker Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and Generators.
Buckeye Iucandescent Lamps.
And a fun line of high grade Electric
supplies of all kinds.
Repairs to all kinds OF apparatus.
Contractor for complete plants
l.. Il. MILLER.
Ofhce. No. IL Main street.
Phone bS5 u
FOR sALE-The property o; the Phoenix
Lumber Co., consisting of real estate.
machinery plant. lumber, sash, doors
and windows horses. wagons. accounts
receivable and bills rcceivabic. etc. VIII
I've offered ut private sale FOR thirty days
and II not sold within that time wsll be
sold at public sale.
Chas Dillingham;. Assignee.
Houston. March y, 1897. AZ
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THEIR WAY.

Hhs fair sex can not work
However they may econ.
For when their birthdays coma
They take " whole year 81 49,.
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Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture. Insurance.
Statistics and History.
Austin Texas, April !, 1897.
To all whom ii may concern:
THIS IS 10 certify, That the
ROYAL UNION MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE
Company of Des Mones Iowa. has in all
respects fully complied with the laws of
Texas as conditions precedent TO its doing
business In this State, and that said COM
pany holds a Certificate of Authority from
this office emitting il 10 do business In
this State for twelve months, from the lst
day OF January, 1887, to the 3lst day of De-
cember 1897.
Given under my hand and seal al office.
in Austin, the day and date first above
A. J. ROSE, Commissioners
JOHN W. BALLOU, Manager. Ial!as
Texas, rooms 40]-i Scollard building.
Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture, insurance,
Statistics and History
Austin, Texas, March 80. 1884,
TO all whom ii may concern:
This is to certify That the
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Company of San Francisco, Cal. has in
an rospects fully complied with the laws
of Texas as conditions precedent 10 lts
doing business IL this state, and that said
company holds ~ Certificate of Authority
from This office emitting II TO do business
in this State for twelve months. from the
lst day OF January, 1897, to the 3lst day of
December. 1897
in Austin, the day and date first above
A. j. ROSE. Commissioner.
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FOR sALE-Trio Black Minorcas, Brown
1.eghorns (Forsythe strain) and two
Partridge Cochin hens; i'is Caroline
SlreNtl. Is
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SITUATION WANTED.

PLACE wanted In nice family to do
housework. by reliable white girl. Adj
dress Susie, this office. %
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CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS
CITY warrants numbered frosn 1851 to
1850 inclusive. Will be paid on presenta-
ton to the city treasurer at any una
after 10 a. IN. on Tuesday, April IL, lS''
H. b. Rice, Mayor.
Houston. Texas. April u. 1897. II
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HORSE and wagon for sale; horse mas
been used by family; Kind and gentle;
Light spring express wagon, rearly now.
NDnlN 2GlI CraM ford street. Is
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TINNER--A good and steady fast worker
us helper. five years In one shop; wages
no object. Addrees Il. c., this office. 20
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MATrlNGS In all the latest designs ana
colors: also complete line baby carriages
and cedar chests, at prices to suit tho
I!mes. T.. lIllg, ZIG Main. "a
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YOUNG MAN, 2S. wants work around
house. acquainted IN city; can do most
anything around house, drive horses.
MIX COWS. good references. Address 90S
Franklin avenue, 20
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WlANiiNED--By a white lady. position to
do dining room work or general house,
work. Apply TO Ida h. Harlon. Katy,
Texas 2)
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WlANTED--Posi,ion as housegirl In re-
spectacle family at once by white girl.
-Address L. o., this office. 70
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FOR SALE-Renovine,a uneNceiied prep
aration for renovatnS and cleaning car
pets clothing, woodwork. etc, makes
articles as fresh and bright as new
contains no acids; efficient and reEabie,
Address julius a. Ruge. care John Wed
derburn & Co., Patent Attorneys WASH
iugton, u. G.. 10
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FOR SALE--A new and useful invention
in flower holder for attaching bunch
of flowers 10 coat or dress; very Simple
and effective; cheap to manui@c,,uIe'
derburn x Co., Patent Attorneys WASH
iuuifon q IL
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EXPERIENCED office man and salesman
would like TO get position; no objection
10 leaving city. have best references
Address 1913 Franklin avenue. 70
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PROFESSIONAL.
FINANCIAL.

$4,000 EIGHT PER CENT MoNEY-Car
accumulate large or small loans on
good city property. Il. j. Collins. 1861
Congress avenue. ~
MONEY advanced on goods and furniture
deposited IN private warehouse. Address
423, this office. IL
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MONEY 10 lend, IN amounts OF $,p OF
over. upon satisfactory Houston real
estate security. led Is. Phelps, NO
glih Main street. 10
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE south room, comfortably fur
nishcd. with or without board; bath
three unfurnshed rooms for light house
Keeping: 1913 Tavts, Is
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WAN1'ED--s6 paid to amy one securing me
a job except heavy manual labor, no
agencies wanted; can keep books. Aa-
dress AL, this office. 20
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FOR SALE--Fgnger rings; adapted to al
low hand to move smoothly and with
great ease and rapidly over paper In
writing; will be in great demand IN ai'
Offices III. C, Miller, care john Wedder-
burn g. Co, Patent Attorneys. WASH
inGton. d. @. 10
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FOR RENT-Pleasamt rooms, with board
II desired two connected by folding
d0prS; fronting Texas avenue, one block
from Capitol hotel; reference eX-
changed. l10i Texas avenue, corner Fan
min N
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FOR SAt.E-Ar assortment or second.
aand betting, pulieys, shafting, hangers,
piping. etc. Call at the business office OF
Tho ro1f
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FOR SALE-,Pen each OF Silver Spanglcd
Hamburgs, Barred Plymouth Rocks ana
brown Lesnorns mostly premium
stock; eggs 81 per setting; White, Black,
Yellow and Blue Fantail pigeons, Two
pairs of Speedy Homers White rabbits
and guinea pgs, I. l.. Miiington. box
1877. Houston, Texas. Is
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FOR SALE-Three gallon graded Jersey
cav. fresh. With heller calf four gallon
ilolstein. fresh, he.ter calf, young cows.
d. w. laarrel. l2lb Main. IL
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WANTED TO RENT.


yyANrEI)--tro lease. for one yetr or more
n two story house with modern improve
ments, near in, on paved street. Address
Howard, 5l2 Main street. 10
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FOR ALE-lmprovement in fly screen.
may be Instantly applied 10 window o.
and susure against accidental displace-
ment. For particulars address Mr..
Sara C. Hart. care John We lderburn "
Co. Patent Attorneys, Washington,
10
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ALI. AROUND COOK, white. wishes sit
uation. camp or country hotel. has had
long experience. Address 49, this Of
flee. "a
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FOR SALE-Stock of drugs fine OAK FIX
lures, soda water apparatus generator
AID four steel fountains. whole or sep
arately. Tom Brpghurst. trustee. sos
NJuin street 10
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FOR SALE--One marble &c shaver. APP
ply Meyo's Drug Store, 1903 Hardy 81. is
OUR Floral Store Will be opened today
until IL o'clock for Baster bouquets ana
cut flowers; come and see us. L.. ~.
Iolse. 90S Main street. Is
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FOR sALE-Ratlway alarm he'll; TO be
placed n advance of bridges. etc. as a
warning to trainmeu; autonla leaIH
operated by movement OF approaching
train: absolutely reliable. Address
Newell j. Smith. care John Wndder-
burn IL Co. Patent Attorneys WASH u.
ircrOn ID. c. 10
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FOR RENT-1hroe connected rootns, fur
nisht-d or unfurnished, with or without
board. modern improvements. pleasant
surroundlnss; reasonable rates for "A tits
factory attention. l02 Hamilton street. ~
WA N1NED-rwo gentlemen or u married
day boardcrs. Apply $40 Main street. Il
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POSITION W1ANTED-By a young man.
office work preferred but is willing 10
do any kind of work. can give very best
of references. Address a, this office. 20
IOSlTIoN wANTED--iy "a young rias,
MS salesman in dry goods or grocery
store several years experience; good ref
crencos VII start on small salary I'M
derstahds bookkeeping. Address Az. Tits
Of1rs. al