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Situations #auted-Males.


A ToCN1 MAN desires . position: steady and r-li-
"A able. can furnish Al references. would ike TO
WORK for some mercantile house wnere there Is some
chance Of ttvanc-ment. Address THOMAS 3. DOW
LING. ~ Washington st Brooklyn. y. Y.
A STEADY MAN, with god hahtta, wishes
~ situation IN st .mptns department of ooukbindery,
Sample card. or Advertising sixu factory; y years eI.
p-rience. Address (. [. WALLIS, - East 81 SC.
ELECTRICIAN. 10 years experience IN dynamo.
IL motor. anu wiring work.
c. FALEs, sheepshead Bay. l.. I
POSITION - bookkeeper by young man ~ years
L OF age; we'll up on general IrIce work. nrst clasa
mathematician. can give s0od referenc-s - 70 ability
and character. Address
TEMPERATE. box lT1 Sun of1os.
DOSTTTOS IL vant-i BY . young man. I'll Year,, A.
L steuOSrapher AMI typewriter; yoo.t references
SALARY moderate. AtdreS rYPEWRtrEA, box 1873
sun ONCE.
STESCGRAPHER ryPEwRrrTsr. experienced
- amt accurate. iesir-s position IN city. Harlem I'M
objectionable tntisputAbis references. ga. Address
). g.. box 100 sun Harlem once. ile West t4oth sc.
w ASTED-5y = young man 10 years u age . po-
w sttfon With 4 mercantile house where thsre u .
chance % Learn the business: Is AZ present taking .
business course with a New York business college
Is trustworthy. honest and reliable. can furnish A.
references rs 60 character. &c, good psumAn. can
write with conAiisrabis r~apttiry. Address
RELIABLE. box lts sun oofcp.
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flats ana apartments "a Eel.

sSTu IT.. $50 AND IA9 RAsT six roo ms
halls heated. So and SIS.
0OTH ST.. 5Is " EST- - rooms. 90.
I3D ar. a2O EAST. ~ and Z rooms, % TO ola-
LENIN6 TON Az. IA55.-5 rooms and bath.
halls nrated. 90 and go.
lO1D vt. % RsT. - roomB and bath. steam
heat e35 "a 64S.
~COIrNRTs AV., ssS. SS5. 50. Ii rooms and
hath. ItaLm heat. 81 20 1ln.
l2nD VI. 8l1 EASr. -ExtrA wide single dat. 3
rooms and oaIn. g2r and san.
l9TTH ST. STT-S7O SEST.- rooms ant hath.
steam heat. s22 "a ea5.
l3aTu st. IR5-IO7 "a rooms and bath.
steam heat bot water. $40 To SIS.
110TH vt. 5GS EtST- - r0NmP, ol3 and ol1
Apply 70 IanitOrs on premises or
MACLAY L DAVIES. - Pine st.
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ISLAND and BLOCK ISLAND,

for Orient. Steamer ~ Shinaecuck ar! Mputauk
shelter Island. leave New York daily except sun
Grernport. daysl AZ ) P. NJ. Saturdays AZ l P.
soutnoid. NJ, from Pier 80. z. r. Pike Slip.
saE Hnroor, Saturdays boat does not 20 TO Block
and Island. ant rue,dAy's. Thursdays,
-.-, -. ant saturtays boat does not 20 10
thinno. SOuthO'l.
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WHlTE STAR LINE,

Germans. ... rpG: =, aeon srstanaic- sept ~, nool
TrutooL, sept -. S92S n.t1sSic sept ~; noon
Ptsr As, North Ri ar. oGice v Hrsad way. New York.
H MAITLAND GERSEY. AEanE
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4 ~OWPAINIE G~ENEaALE rgANsArLANTIxCF.
Y DIRE, r LINE To AvEE-PARIS-FKANCE.
la C~HAGPAGSE, Polrot ...... sat. sept 4. 10 A ".
Ia EAINE. SantnLli Sat. sept. II. 10 4. VI.
Rates Ok passage, nrst LASS. y. ! 10 Paris, sos AMI
up, by A.! steam ~ except La lorraine, inciIIinz
rail way tlrr 10 Paris aud aniinE raarges. Partor ar
seas Is extra turtag sunmer ssaiDu. Second class, to
A. FORGET. General Agent, 3 Bowl ling Green.
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OLD D1NISION LINE
MANN IO NunFOLk.

Shortest yea Trips ont OF New York.
DsIighttul tDG5 co Old Point Com Tort Norfolk
N.WpSr, N.wt Petersburg. Portsmouth, Primers
Potnt Richnouf. virgiaia 5each, Va, and Waning
tou, d. c. F-atEnt and PnsanGer steamers sail from
Pfsr "a NORTH E!var, every veek day except EAtur-
day. tar ". and saturday At = P NJ
" I. 5~CJLLACpEC. V'cs-PTeSt And rrAfne Eu.
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MAINE co.

DELIG HTFVL UNFNN IHIP<.
Ouly llrect line for Cottage City. Mas. aud Port.
land, Ne, strInler4 san every week tay. EXCEPT
day. Thursday. aRt Satur !ay itoa mrrs st0J A. cottage
City su route tbs new :. : IpHH ESTLI- 'l!is Noe.
days aud FrlilyI ZOE Portland dIrrrr. ''Enrcupus
made Tor Bar Hlrror, DIt orchard, Pp,AEt -prly.
Waite Mountains. ST John, v g.. AMI al Eh-rrTG sum
mrr resorts. steamer. Z, jrd with every modern I'm
prOvsnsnt FOR ront0r. Arl convenience u tourists,
The most comsurtAUlr rpgrr Tor al 2, inS ELit. necsE
stating no changes. TicErts may tr purchased At
Name 5 :. Comp4ny's sGics. No, ~ roadway. 1t
the onice No. ~ south -, opposite tht Pier, and
rhOs. Co0V 4 son. -6l ant il25 Broadway.
NORTH z LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT RorTE TO LONDON ~. CONTINENT.
FAST EXPREsS
sAals. tn, Sept. : 10 An Lah7, y, 'sDsai. 10 Al.
Trave, Tu sept 40 An Rats.r ~ sept 9s.7 M.
DFLRICHS X 60. : Bowling Green.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

=, >. Il. 4 Il. 4. r, AM cuGlact.olS.
srCm IranL Contra. station.
Leave BY way u Due
SO+ A. ", springfield lad Worcester, $40 Q n.
1886 A. VI. New London 4 %! Pryvitercr. 2 90 ? VI
lO-nJ 4 ", View L1nfOn lat Provit-are. : 10 r. ".
1900 N, springfield aad W0r,r-ter. 3 80 7 ".
.l'no T ", Air Line anu y. Z. K. T.. 400 &. ".
LOG +. ". New London AMI Providence, : I. ".
500 P ", 'NcW Lnudon amt Providence. 900 p ii
400 = ", 'srrtngre Il ant " rc-strr. lHsnH ? "
$500 :. M..N.W Loud d and Providence, IL 900 P II
HOO ? ", .sprtnzneId AMI Worcester. ftT1M
ltpr + NJ, New LnIion AMI Providence, q - A. u
'RIus daily, incluil ny sunday.
-Hay state Limited Al plr!or cars: fare o., ia.
GLIDING paF,Or FAR seat.
:AiE Lac Limited. arrives at and Departs from
PARK sIlira station. Boston. Return Service sans
hour And ny same route.
Through parior amt I.erptrg cars By each rain.
C.. I. HEMPSTEAD, Gea. gasa. A,rnL
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Business GhInees.

4 COAL YARD; old established; located most prom
n inert cIty in state ~ New Jersey. now doing
". eniid business price $1,000, ,ncigiiug nne prop
erty, everything elegantly equipped reasons Of sell
inS, retiring trNtn ou mess strtctpst 'avestigat % A.
lowed, ( WtGItSS. ltO SIssau.
ROAD HOUSE. located On Long slant most
"A prcmLnent hotel On the ts.Int, dom: splendid
business winter rs we'll ~ summer; $4,000. .aclud-
tnS tne properly, Investigate this opportunity.
L NtGGISS. i+Q NASSAU.
RESTAURANT centrally located. nicely equipped.
n price only $500; Investigates tAIs opportunity;
rrIt only $40 monthly: Investigate tNis restaurant.
cpCNAL & WliGlNS. TO Nassau.
tents FURNISHING AND STORE
n Oi established. price 5000. MOST prominent On
Long Island, selltrs. retiring from business.
& WLIGiNS. 40 Nassau,
REAL ESTATE. OFFICE. located Br9oklyn. price
\ only $500, profits weeSls So. old established,
reason selling retiring from business.
VI DONALD 4 wIG.ilNS. 40 Nassau.
BAKERY located most prominent city IN Coz
"A uertirut. prics only $1,000; old established bust
ness, - barrels & 50ur weekly,
MCDONALD L wIiGTSS. lao Nassau.
HOTEL. '~neig,:.ns Gne corner prup-rty. close 10
~ tat,<.l Mountains; price s4.JuO. IzlncCn p-rsd;
SlcestabusAed ~siirs. --tirlns rom business.
& NIGGIN>, 80 Nassau.
pEISrLNG At a Few aours notice; O.a00 circulars.
i 81 rarts lni b~illhsAis. +Dc. per I 900 up. EDGAR
PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 50 West SOFA st.
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e

a, ,bs HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE T. will san for
6nnISrrgrs ur. Msr ,Loadon AMI Paris and Rotterdam
an atII RDAE. SEPT kSs iER NTA. 1897, At 10
NJ sup.r.Or accommodations cheap ratas. AD-
Nj to geuaral PLssny ger Agency Of the HOLLAND
LINE. 80 Broadway, New YorG City.
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Srlrr

West Side.
10TH ST. 81 .-Ftrst-:iass rooms with good
~ tahle ANT Attendance, Er1lstruts Or permanent
.).lD ST. AZ WEST VIEW England laiy has mod.
- crate priced rooms. large ani small. oounttfIl
table. references.
Cs)D ST. 3-Js WESr Large. small rooms. vita
C-pOarl, 0utor-Sowu buyers accommodated REFER
envs-.
= tn ST. ~ WEST H nisnme. cool rooms: sK.
ct c-ilrns board. summer rates. transient5 accom-
mU,!arei.
1-O cellent table boaT,t-
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THE FIFTH AVENUE,

lO3T-lO3s 3h ay, corner s6th Sc
An -lagans Apartment with private entrance .
rooms and bath; great Inducements offered. Apply 70
w. &. SaUG-
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frr sale Or G1rhauae.

. SAL Or EIcHASGE.-pue u the most com.
4 plste SUBURBAN homes in the market. located As
SOrw AK. COnn. cue hour from New YORK. house has
every modern convenience. and vas bulls without re-
sLsi 70 cost by .tAA work g - close. to depot.
schools, churches, r.. and our gE1rf TfStance from
sound bathing beach. For Further particulars apply ~
A. Il BRADLEY. Publication dolce The sun.
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Ocean STEAMERS.
LINE.

NJ
VIEW TDkh-NDCrfAKPTCN- London -Partsl
Sailing every Wednesday Al II Az
PARIS ..-.. sept : PARIS ...---..... sept. 90
ST. TIL S.yJ. - 81. rAC .........c Oct. 4
- LOGS ...-- S-pt. - ST LlGIS .....,.. Oct. n
RED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP
~aIllg very "Wednesday.
Frtasland sept. :, uDpn Wa-t'u|and sept. 81, noon
ksusirEt0n sept IS, un.a >outnv ARK. sept. 20. Iran
INTERNATIONAL S~AVIGArTDN COMPANY
Piers & ini ~, SJrtE River Orice. . Bowling ureeu.
I'rNAE LINE 10 LIVERPOOL. VIA ICEENSrOwN,
Y From Pier ~. v K. foot or ClaTEson e.
Lurania sept. !. II A. VI CanpAHiA SPIT 1910 ".
krruriA sept. II. 3 r. ". Cmbria. sept. rs. , F. u.
EXTRA SAILlNGS.
Au-lnil sept. :. noon servla sept. 81, noon
VERNON E.FROWN 4 co ,Grn.Ag -. : BaWliuz Green.
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fur Sale or "a Est-Gitg.
TO LEr.-As a., sch av. store and basement 81. 400.
Four amt S room iata
1899 Broadway. store and Easement, $1,000.
JOSEPH NJ. ADRIAN,
tT3 Grand sc.
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2areuts.

2ztruts.
Cat p;nh quickly. Send for Book. &" Inventions " ant
oet hiSh Vel" EtSlr ate & Co .=+5 BrOn:uhySY.
pArESr> rJr Inventions procured promptly; low
L raie-. RDEDEE 4 eRtESES, - y ASSAM 81. Y. y
established lisa.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORWICH LINE
FALL RIVER LINE
PROVIDENCE LINE
"STONlMCToN LINE

For Stculnston. y Irrl-an>rtt Pier. Watch Hill. Boz
ton. All all POINTS East. steamers Ml.Ie and New
Ham pshisr. Leave Pier So. y. T.. one clock above
Canal st wcrk Ghys only. a. . z. u.
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Real estate fox Sale-gtts.

rwooilawu Heights. Y. Y. city. choice eostas-
"A all improvements. ~ let, sls. or sold on sas
arms. tHVTSG. SIS Aatison Az.
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S ACRES FOE $3.50.

A. Pat u.ue AMI MstrJrt. L t. easy terms.
per month ant Up. For PARTICULAR :alI or write
0 L SCHvESCEE. Land Ant investment Cg-npaE
57S51> Broadway. New York.
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9urIIiua zssusss 90 1n-Gtty.

nEsIRABLE HOCSE furnished and uuturutshsd.
IL In desirable locations; rent 81. 400 10 %. 00O.
FOLSOM sSa Broadway.
q STORY brow astUas dwelling; e-nI4Iy located.
~ good n<ishs9rh0Sd A9p!y IN premises. liza Mesa
LSdek -
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domestic Ssrruuts EEsutth.
&c

WANTEp-A German Eiri for general houssyorkt
w ons LACEY landed preferred. Call 100 W. tIth Ct
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HiMENEAL.

GRANT PEEKS--Corpus Christi. Texas
MAY 6.--Mr. John Grant and Miss Blanche
Pceks were married last night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. H. H. Keys
SLEDGE- COULTER--Anderson. Texas.
Nav mir. Martin Sedge and Miss Let
tie Coulter were married April so by Rev.
Mcdonald of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
BoSTWICK- EVANS Mckinney, Texas,
Nav 5.-W. E. Bostwick and Mrs, Evans,
both of this city, We're married today by
Rev. j. II, Wofford, pastor of the Cum
berland PRESBYTERIAN church.
BAIRD STOUT - Waxahachie, Texas.
Nav 9.-Professor Baird was married to
Miss Stout Of Ennis yesterday. The happy
couple left Immediately for Nashville,
Tenn. 10 take in the Centennial
CORSE- SEABoRN-Fort Worth. Texas.
Nav 6.-Mr. Chauncey Corse and Miss
Nellie Seaborn were married last night
at the residence of the brides parents.
Rev. A. b. Buchanan officiating,
SULLIVAN BENNETT-shcrman. Tex,
May last evening at st. Mary's Cath
Ole church. John J Sullivan of Victor,
Colo. and:NIiss Annie Bennett of Sherman.
were united in marriage. Father Donohue
officiating.
sCHlLLING GAINES - Georgetown.
Texas, May mir. John \. Schilling of
Leander wera married yesterday. Rev. John
Hudson officiating. They left on the
o'clock train for Granbury, their future
homo.
SHERROD = ALLISON - Oletha, Texas,
Nav AT the residence of the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs. \. b. Allison, on
Sunday morning, MIR. j. S. ShelTod and
Miss Inez Allison. were married The
groom is popular and prominent bust
ness man of Oletha.
VEST SMITH Rockdale, Texas. May u.
Cards are out announcing the wedding of
Mr.. j. G. Vest. well and widely known
among cotton men in the State, and Miss
Eden Smith. one Of Rockdale's tairest and
sweetest young ladies, The event is TO
take place at the Baptist church May 10,
RANDOLPH -HII.L1--Wills, Texas, May
6.-Last night at the residence Of The
brides parents at Old Wavery, ten miles
east of here. in the presence of IA large
concourse of friends and relatives. Miss
Sarah Hill and 6 NJ Randolph were hap
PLY married. Rev. W. NJ. Fitzpatrick OFF,
ciating.
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EPNORIH LEAGUE
ATTENTION.!

Those intending to visit Waco for the
for ihcnl,.'iNcs the most convenient and
comfortable Route
Ia doing 20. bear ~ mint that the
'hatS at Is. ana A. railway IL the
only lur bn.Nc"u Houston Hud Waco
without charge of ears. with double dally
trans, with through coaches, irrc rcclin-
ing chair ears and Wagn"r's finest Sleep
crs
Those who travel via tho "Hnty" CM..
Is amt T. railway are landed Ia tho heart
OF Waco. only a short walk 10 all hotels
aud principal points ~ The city this In
itself Will he u saving OF ST. AS no other
lino runs into the city. hut lands you
across the river at ioA,at Waco. a mile
from the city, which VIII lnsoeSstnte a
long walk or ~ cents transfer 20 and
from tho city proper
Gong and reiurnlns VIA the Katy" you
viii he granted The privilege of free ie.
Ginning chair oars without change. and all
the soYVenituers that "A modern aud model
Ttilrr.,l can give It's patrons
Tho round irip rnir for this occasion
will bo 81 a. tlckeis WIN he on sale NAV
loth Snd lih lmilcd Tor return MAY 18th.
Trains leave Houston 800 n. M. S25 y, m.
arrive Naro 60 p. IN. a.S0 m. leave
Waco li;lS a. ~ II 90 y. M, arrive Hous-
ION S;i, n m 70 a. m
An t'ci,ots VIII h. COOL 10 leave Waco
IAN.
For tickets Or further Information. call
n n. COURTNEY.
Passenger and Ticket Aren't. No, II Main
Street. Telephone No. 700.
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You think it is because

You think it is because
your child is growing too
fast " that he fails to put on
flesh. More often it is
due to a gradual and general
weakening of all the forces
of the body. The child
may have no pain, may have
a fair appetite and yet lose
flesh. Perhaps the happiest
effects of SCOTS Emulsion
are in such cases as these.
1t gives the body fat which
is easily taken up; alters
unhealthy action and sup
plies the best blood-making
food known to medical
science.
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
4 Pleasant. Simple. hut Safe and Eff
fcrtnnl Cure for II.

Catarrh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable'
The usual symptoms are fun or bloatihS
sensation after eating. accompanied some
times with sour or watery rlsings, iOrihu-
ton of gases. causing pressure on the
heart and lungs. and difficult breathing.
headaches. tickle appetite. nervousness anu
general PLAYED ont, languid feeling
There Is often foul TASTE in the mouth
coated tongue and II the interior OF the
stomach could be seen 1t would sho"
Shiny, inflamed condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble is found in treatment "hlch
causes the food to be readily. thoronsuly
digesied before II has time to ferment ana
irritate the delicate mucous surfaces oil 10
stomach. To secure prompt and healthy
digestion is the one necessary thiDs 10 40
and when normal digestion Is secured me
catarrhal condition Will have dlsappeaIp"'
According to Or. Harlandson the safest
and best treatment Is to uso after rhcp
meal A tablet composed OF diastase, asep.
tic pepsin, a little pux, golden seal am
fruit acids These tablets can now DE
found at all drug stores under the naiht VI
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets, ana no' n'"nb 1
a patent medicine can be USED WIN PEREZ
safety and assurance that healthy appt'lte
and thorough digestion VIII foilow tho"
regular use after meals,
Mr.. ~ j. Booher OF, 27io Dearborn street,
Chicago, Ill. writes: "Catarrh Is a local
condition, resulting from neglected cola
In the head whereby the lining menlprape
Of the nose becomes inflamed ana me pr
sonous discharge therefrOm passing parh-
ward into the throat. reaches me stomach
thus producing catarrh OF the stomach,
Medical authorities prescribed Tor me loi
three years for catarrh OF stomach wlthoul
cure; but today am the happiest Of men
after using only one box Of stuarts i,ys-
pepsa Tablets ! can not ina appropriate
words TO express my good feeling nave
found flesh. appetite and sound rest from
their use"
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the safes,
preparation as well as tho Simplest sn'
most convenient remedy for any form OF NJ
digestion. oatarrh Of stomach. bilioushsss,
sour stomach, heartburn and hloatlns ai'ef
meals.
Send for little book, mailed free. on
stomach troubles by addressing Stuart TO-.
Marshall. Mich. The tablets can be touhn
at all drug stores.
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science.

ment of her only child. lovely little girl,
not quite years of age. Ii is one of the
sadest deaths that has been recorded here
IN a long time. The sorrowing relatives
have the sincere sympathy Of the people
of Killecn and surrounding country.
WOOD-Killeen. Texas. May 3.--Mr Ell
bert Wood. father law of II. G. French.
one of the leading druggists here. died at
the home of Mr.. French at o'clock sun
day evening May .. after long and pain
full Illness from inllammatory rheumatism.
Mr. Wood was from near Hopkinsville. Ky.
where he has living many relatives and
friends, but he. three sisters ana brother
came to Texas many years ago. one sister,
Mrs. Moulden lives at Lone oak, Hunt
county, an other sister. Mrs. Wilson. lives
at Bangs. Rrown county Tho third sister
Mrs. kirkaid, lived at Honey Grove, Fam
min county, but died last Sunday. April 30.
His brother, Mr.. c. l., Wood lives at Win
dom Fannir county. The subject of this
notice was great sufferer for several
years. but bore his suffering with patience
and forttude. He was man OF superior
Intelligence, we'll educated of exemplary
character and was Il consistent member of
the Christian church. He taught school
near Nolanv!lle successfully for some time
and was held In high esteem by both pupils
AMI patrons. He leaves widow and two
grown daughters one married AMI The O her
single They have the sympathy OF the
whole community.
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THE STATE OF TcXas. Navarro County:
BIDS viii be reocred until Y m, sat
urday, May rs, isn Tor the furnishing TO
The state Orphans Home at Corsicana.
Texas. the following supplies 10 be fur
nishoi from June ] 10 August 81, in
elusive:
lG@l pounds flour 1900 pounds smoked
bacon u rerces lard. go pounds ham,
barrels rice, I barrels gris, barrels
hOmny. III boxes soap, 3 barrels fine
salt barrels coarse salt, | barrel vine
gar. boxes starch, 10 pounds soda, 10
pounds black pepper, 2 cdses 5-pound
cans Prices Baking Powder I sacks
Little Java coffee. l6-pound caddies tea
II barrels granGlate1 sugar, II barrels
New orlestns sugar house molasses, 4
barrels fresh mnckerel, 3 boxes prunes,
| barrel dried applies, ] barrel krdut, s
dorm brooms lmedium sizel, boxes can
dies. cases tomatoes cases tomato
cStsup. cases Worcestershire rauco, 2
eases bluyng, " cases oasmeal. barrels
pickles 10 boxes crackers 1000 yards tas-
sorted colOTSp American Irinting COM
pany calico, 100 yards oils denl.ns blue
mixed TO wards cheviot obiue check), 10
white bedsurehts i2k2la yardsl, 100 y0rds
crash toweling GO inches w.hel. co. yards
frut OF the loom bleached domestic 200
yards Indian iicad med lm brown do
nestle. 6 rolls marble oil cloth t)esi qnai.
ity). Il dozen block hose tNos. and s.,
100 wards blue chambry. 100 yards pink
ohamhry. 100 tons coal and 100 cords
wood
All the articles herein specified must
he of the best quality, Quality and price
alone VIII govern in AWARDING BIDS. and
goods manufactured IN TeXas viii be
given the preference. These goods are
TO bs delivered In such quantities as may
he agreed upon, ~ Corslcana, Texas,
from June 10 August 81, except the
coal which must be delivered on board
tho cars al tn. Orphnns home side
track and the wood must be delivered at
the home. Parties, who wish to I'D -
furnish these supplies, Will address their
G1S u. . her A
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.

10NTTT.TE ST lin tools 10 trade or eN-
chs'nes: invoice over 800 Address Lock
Box q. Holland. Texas. -----------i u
CHOIf EST lands IN Harris and Brazorla
counties: will lake stock or other prop
erty as part payment, or VIII sell with
m ga IN payment, We have the largest
list OF exchanges in the state send us
nour wants Norileet & Cooley. u
", 1NTE ITO exchange improved proper
~ in sixth ward for Hnimpr9'ea 9rop,
eris, " W, 80 Ms nfiics ~
ron SAFE OR EXCHANGED Black
a,gshans Buff and Partridge cochins
isarrsd and white Plymouth Rocks; III
Games, y eggs IL, sasA i"oii'as' IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
$, N. INMAN & co. of Atlaa ia
INMAN & co. of Hons,on
INMAS, SANDERS & co. oil
Bremen Germany.
vii expire, by Limitation September lst
lSG. and these hrms viii be dissolved
by mutual conHcnt
The good VIII OF these nrps will 20.
'' "f s&NSbi3hss.0 s#nH}%%' y co. Of AZ
lanta. Ga. and Brriutn, Germany.
INMAN N CO.. OF Augusta. Ga.
IMAM & READ. of Houston.
The irm OF SANDERS. Swami { CO.. OF
Atlanta, co, James Swami of New
YORK. John ". sanders OF bremen. Ger
many. Frank ~. Imam and iaman IL.
Sandcrs Of Atlanta, Ga.
The iI1n OF Innan Il GO: Qf Augusta
Ga, VIII be composed of Wilialn ". In
man OF Atlanta, Gu, John W. lnnan of
Augusta, Ga, and j. j.. Ae6owan OF
The frm OF Inrnan q Read OF Hous-
ton, Texas. VIII be composei Of :, NJ
iouston, Texas. general partners, and
Walker r. lnman OF Atlanta, Ga. an1
Hugh T. Inman OF Atianta, Ga. special
Houston. Texas. May IL isG,
Stein has plirchased the
interest Of Hansor OF Houston Install.
ment COMPANY, and the business shall
continue nj the same loratlon. with
Stein a. Frosch as proprietors, ~
NOTICE Henry Stein has purchased the
interest OF !. Houher OF Houston INSTALL
ment company. ana the business shall
continue AZ the same location. with
Stein 4 frosch as proprlctofs. IS
THE HOARD of dental examiners for ths
Eleventh Judicial district VIII meet In
Houston. May 20. 10 examine applicants.
q. r.. Gambau, secretary: Thos i.
Williams, Presldentn b-2a
MEETING--NotIce r.
HEREBY given tlsti the annual meetinE
OF tho stockholders OF the Merchants
and Planters oil co. Will be held on
"Wednesday morning May II, ibyI at II
O'Clock, al the office OF II. w. House.
r. w. House. President.
.. 3. Rice: sserelarg. h.I2
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN

LOST OR STRAYED-One small setter
bitch. color white and lemon: had leath-
or collar on when lost Party returning
10 Japhat a. 90. Wal be rewarded IL
LOST Two keys. one had a steel ring on
g. r. Woodmansee, Richmond. TEX. 10
BAY horse. 10 hands shod all around.
Hhre. white feet star on forehead; - re-
ward for horse ana s2S for th.ef John
Farmer. county treasurer. ~