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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For city
property, good home and store in the
country; a bargain. Particulars apply
II. 49, Garess, 26l5 Harrisburg Road. 10
FOR SALE or trade for new buggy or Of
fers. IL varie,fss Thoroughbred chicks,
two of ducks and one of geese. +, NJ.
liyndshaw. Sandy Point, Texas. u
WANTED--To exchange a beautiful farm,
entirely unncumbered. about SIX mics
from nits OF Houston. near payet read,
fine new eight-ioom house. harm ard ar
toshan well al modern, all furD shed
complete good work stock and irnp.e-
ments and drivers, everything ready 10
st.p into spleLdid soil for tobacco emu
fruit culture; will exchange for Northera
income property of equal value: IL Will
pay to investigate this. Address lisa
th!s eftlce. II
FOR SALE. on IRA DE--NIce seven-room
cottage. Fogiih ward. close IN acreage
or Third ward properly bought cheap.
j. l.. Hudson. 81. MAN street. -
wANTED-To exchange hrst-class Tenn
pie city property for nice, clean stock
central merchandise; some cash paid II
necessary. Actress Box 2l2, Temple.
Texas. ID
EXCHANGE 70 city property. 467 acres
Of timber land ut Mccarthy's switch;
splendid oTcn rg for wood business. Will.
son & Hannah 20s Kiam Building. n
COMFORTABLE home, with STABLES and
tenant house: Will rem. for SIS per month.
VIII exchange for CASH nnimproyed
property or stock. Lock Box -, Hemp
stead Texas. u
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
TO advertisements IN office OF The
i,ost for week ending saturday. August
A NJ: 4. j.. A. X. %, Ada ~; A. Il.
iSa '0; 1855 ca; 1905: w \. Grammer;
trading Co.; II. H.; II. NJ. co. 1888 ca,
soe: 1894: 1910; 1895: 1910 ca; J. c.; 4oli;
is6l; lol2: L. II: b. j. d. Lyons. NJ. j..
t 3 "a, a. 1874 ,sss l 1883 lS5 lSi5 ilS
1896; I22: i522: Ia; ". s.: 1885: %: x, 4.
q. %; 149: 1914; 1850 a. loco; 1915; oeoO.
LADIES', chiches,er's English Pennyrcya plI,
ss o S,na are the .sl Best 1.,,:i.;. E:, .
Chic SSiehsster ' chsmssssi t g.. 1laaa p'.s
"oNYDoNoR' cures without medicine
ana when medicine fails; genuine instru-
meiits. with special advice, sold or rent
ed BY Dr.. J.; NJ Arnold. Moore Burnett
building. lob Texas avenue.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRTTTN0
Taught by a vnoroughiy experienced
IS per month: begin now Mrs. IL, L.
Rodgers, III Capitol avenue. 81
THE harden Sheets Electrical Conslruc-
t!on co. Will move shortly In their new
Quarters. l0@ Texas avenue. y
suRFsIDE HoTEIr.-A complete change
has been made In the dining room serv-
ice at this elegant new hotel. and we
are confident OF our ability to give fun
satisfaction to patrons. Surfside is an
elegant new S0-room hotel. four miles
east of Veiasco, on the Gulf OF Mex
leo. Bathing, fishing and hunting un-
surpassed. Excursions out of Houston
for Velasco every Sunday; Sl.00 for
round trip. Rates, $3.50 per week per
month, 5000. For further particulars
amply to Texas Land and Immigration
Co.. Velasco, Texas. 81
OXYDONOR "yictory" Be not deceived
1 am the only authorized dealer for
Houston and Galveston: Instruments for
sale or rent. j. J. Fendley, 6i2 Caroline
street, Houston. q
HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL Mason Block Miss
Alice j.. Harper. principal. If YOU are
ambitious and will work hard we want
you to take a business training course
with u.s. IL
NINE. c.. A. BCJAC, pianiste, studio, ga.
Mason block: special attention paid 10
rudiments of music: lessons NJ pupils
residence II desired: instruction TO be-
ginners; also advanced students II
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

Sio--I WILL pay $40 reward for return OF
small spring wagon taken from my
: place. S5IS Travis street. Sunday night.
j. r. Jeter. y
srRAYED OR sTOLEN--From my rest
dezlce, very small, dark brown Scotch
terrier pup. Return 10 1910 Rusk avenue
and receive reward. IL
STRAYED-Large sorrel horse. iG hands
high white face. LETT hind foot white;
sore on 10th shoulders from collar.
roached name. worn on where collar
works: sore on both hips; 500 reward.
j. II. scruggs. 1919 Elysian street IS
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FOR RENT--Ntcc furnished rooms In pr'.
vate family, four blocks from CAPITOL
hotel; hot and cold baths, srates. all
avenue 10
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ANY PERSON wishing six to eight large
rooms for furnished room purposes.
closet and batlf-,oom attached; rent ren-
sonable; central location. Address l5iy
this office q
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FOR RENT,

FOR REN'r--Seycrsl choice stores on
Congress avcnrs,. close In; also several
desirable cottages; also nice Hat. Mrs.
j. E. Bell, 1906 Texas avenue. y
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NINE. c.. A. BCJAC, pianiste, studio, 223.
Mason block: special attention paid 10
rudiments of music: lessons NJ pupils
residence II desired: instruction TO be-
ginners also advanced students. II
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JUST ARR VEu-New crop turnlp seed,
new rye. new barley. millct, sorghum
ana fall garden and field seeds of every
description. fruit boxes and baskets,
factory price. Holloway Seed. Grain and
Commission Co.. 22l ELM street. Dalias !.
Texas.
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WANrED--Sharp. clever boy to drive
wagon and deliver wood: must know tho
town well: $500 per week. Wilson's
Wood and Coal Yard. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

FOR RENT-,rwo.sto brick building
numbered 9i0. 9l2, consisting of two
street. between Main and Travis. Apply
10 j. w. Campbell. llUTla koehler build
ing. Congress street. or Simon Pricster,
al w. d. Cleveland a Co.'S. Possession
given AUGUST l u
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WANTED To BUY.

WLANTED--A good, large gentle buggy
horse; must be perfectly gentle for lady
TO drive; must be cheap for cash. APP
ply colt Texas avenue. 10
WILL. PAY good prices for secondhand
furniture. stoves, harness and household
goods. all kinds. Send postal to postof-
flee box A. Houston; will call on you. %
WANTED-One single wagon for jobblng:
must be In good repair and cheap. Ad-
dress with description. 1864. this office.
IN
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE ~
s20-aore black land improved farm al
Pasadena, nine niles southeast OF Hous-
ton. cheap.
60 acres fine lard, bayou front. near
Angleton, Bragoria county, at bargain,
$50 acres OF preirie land near CROSBY.
5000 cash.
II. u. Gaut. Blnz Building.
City Property
Five,room cottage. Thirl ward, near
CIR Ire, a great bargain: 1900.
Three beautiful Third ward lots, fne
neiPhborhood. ss25e.
I:leven-room house, five blocks from
Moir stree. lot esgtxI25 oct, on corner;
coed neigbborhoo1; snap. $500.
+. u. Gaut. Birz Building.
FOR SALE-Fine Brazos river. Oyster
and Caney creek plantations. well i'm
proved. cheap and on easy terms: cor
A SNAP--rcn fine lots on safg Felipe car
line at 5000 worth double: must 20
quick. G.. w. Hahl & Co, so5ia Main. u
STREET RAILWAY ADDITION, HarrlE-
burg Road, inside city limits lois sly
D. D. Smcaton, D2 Travis street. y
FOR SALE Eighty acres Of land on the
j. A. Dunn survey. nine miles north OF
Houston, Harris county. Texas. Address
Smith Harrington. Taylor. Texas. q
GIN FOR sALE-A good gin and / good
from farm, II liked; anybody wants to
buy good new gin ADDRESS or come
and see MARTYR Voitek. Sunnyside.
Texas. II
A FEW more beautiful cottages at UNI
hcard-of-prices. and on easy monthly
payments Drummer Land company.
Drummer r. o.. Texas. q
A BARGAIN-41f acres good farm and
ranch, suitable for ell purposes; healthy.
rretty location; good living water. Apply
Geo. MINIS. Uvaide. Texas. 2i
WE HAVE large list of city properties
90 exchange TO-. good pnimprovcd pral-
RE farming lend: will give good value
Cor the Kind OF land we want: DO not
want fsnbe, .ror Wes.srn land; CORE.
spcndence collected. j. W. Bart.s.t y
Co.. ca3 Main street. Dallas. Texas. 20
FOR SAI.E--A two-story frame business
house and lot in n young and growing
county seat town in South Texas: also
well selected stock OF groceries. Ad-
dress NJ this ofhce. II
SC ACRES OF tobacco land two miles from
conroe: must be sold at once. Drummer
Lard Co. BrunDer p. o. ~
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WANTDD--An electrician Az foreman,
mechanical draughtsman, engineer, two
partner with 500 cash, $50 per month.
i009,s Congress- II
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srrUArroM WANTED.

s1ruAT1oM WANTED.
SINGLE man o. Temperate isablts and
MANY years txlertcnco nesds position In
general stcrs town o. Country Addrcss
w =; NJ Hs ETsxs s:5ss: aSSseS
work for small wages until acquainted
with business or place. Address w. n.
Amos, yr.. 0iiraer. Texas; reference
SITUATION wanted as steward in hotel
American; age IS; honest. competent, Co.
Der and reliable: we'll recommended from
last employer, Edward Cary, Artesiaa
Hotel. La rsIxe Texas W. q
wANrEp--work BY 4 cake baIser and
ccnfectloner and i,rst-ciass bread baker:
sot,er and reliable with Is years expert
once Address II. Philippe, Beaurncns
FOR SALE.
FOR aALE--,A mo lot 81 rhaetons sur
rcys. bugxtes and harness Just received
I.arendon'e, Franklin and Caroline
FOR sAIlE-t.argc round cedar posts for
round post for wire fence. 3, Vest
heimer. t04 San JacInto street. q
TO PRINTERS have a small yoab print,
ing o,rflt. perfectly new, which I VII
'Csxas. "
FOR SAI.Es-.FScr Sisu.W cash, nice furni-
turc Cor nine rooms, In twelvo-room
house; close In, rare chance for boardcrs
or roomcrs; cheap. Address 1871. this
oIncc: =
W'E WIII, HEI,f, or rtnf our bicyric troll
ley riding school. we have no tImo 10
attend 10 II, NAYS a big profit. G, u, a
Theo Rerinr Jr II
:,
fvn saitE-sme nrst,cIass nemihkton
EpoMritcr. 1000 ADDRESS 4. y. poM
- 40, iaylor IcAas. y
FOX SALE--Eight head of graded stock
sheep At $ia per head averaged -FOUR
POUNDS last shearinE; best uuaIity wooi;
w w. Mclsart ST.. Mayerly, Tcxas !!
WANT 10 sell two yrilnU proOf Jacks 4
ana t-y~ar-olds; sire ana lam are irVW
Ncntucky; or wouiu traue 'or rra, r
ressoi, nave mover 70 towh' ~ L. i's ",
uaie. GeoIRctoWn. lcAas. ~
grown, huge jewels OF velvet and gold
a, Whitaker &s Travis street, y
E0Iy SALE ErcIstcre3 Ihorournbrr
mar,a Nv Harry C,Ira,ioo St,athmore
pns,n.,a ~ ann Eioasor. e.xnar.oids ycar
inns ana s,,ski,nrs. nv isaac lewis. at
ln Az a.',,, Tso,. y. ~ l,,,,,ars 40 wits
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

FOR RENrr--Six-room cottage. with all
convcniences No. ZIG San Jacinto street
Apply P. II. Timpson, No. il9 Main
street 4?
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HELP wANrEp.

REIlABLE AGENTS to sell bonds for
Tontlno Loan and Security company OF
Dallas. Texas; 81 TO s. per day 10
hustiers. Address IT, Whitaker. Hous-
ton. Texas 10
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FOR SAfsE-Elcrnnt fun leather top
phae.ons. with leather trimmings and
sprlng backs. worth 500. s7a. Edw. Lar
endon. corner Franklin and Caroline
10
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COTTON GINNERS-We have Tho most
complete cotton gin hook on the una rket ;
write for SAMPLE. J. J, Pastorxa Print
Inc and Lhho Co.. Houston. II
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HARNESS Fol, SALE--Flne lot OF har-
meas. worth So, for sale at $40 per set,
Edw;. Larendo1i. corner FRANKLIN and
Caroline street 10
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FOR RENT Cotton office and sample
room, cool and well lighted: convenient
70 exchange. Apply to T.. b. Timpson,
No. 1lg- Main street. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

HOUSTON SHORTHAND AND TYPE.
WRITING SCHOOL. Mason Block. Miss
Alice f. Harper principal If YOU are
ambitious and will work hard. we want
you to take a business training course
with us II
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NTANTsD---An expert oil mill man. re-
tail drug clerk. stenographer and book
keeper (new business), office eps,tidentiaI
clerk, nm artesian well dr.ller. 10o9n
Congress. ~ N
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WANTED--By widow lady--A position
IN millinery store by tho MONTH city or
country: fou: years experience. Adj
dress Mrs Jennie Tadlock, Luling.
Texas Box S. a.
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ONYDONOR Victory" BE not deceived
| am the only authorized dealer for
Houston and Galveston: instruments for
sale or rent. ]. ], Fendley, 6i2 Caroline
street, Houston. q
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WANTED--To buy at once; spot cash Will
be paid for furniture and household
goods sufficient to furnish five rooms;
must be III good order Send address,
with price and location, to office of Alex
andcr Bart tlEgck. loloia Congress ave-
nue., Houston. Texas. IL
WANTED-le,0o 600 tons of hay. Call at Wall
& Stables, corner San Jacinto and Prai-
RE. %
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WANTED-Twenty-f quarrymen and
quarry laborers, at Pinto quarry, South
ern Pacific railway; wages 81 and 81 "a
per day; steady work. pass from San
Antonio Fl
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FOR SALE 5000 stock in AN incorporated
approved notes or cattle. Address Lock
BOX 3D. Georgetown. Texas is
WANTED--To sell grocery and bar CONF
biHed doing good business; will sell
chesp, for cash WIN give. good reasons
for selling. Address 1859. this office. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

YOUNG MAN. experienced IN hardware,
inducements, also good oifica man, de-
sircs 10 change location; Al references;
give particulars and SALARY. Box 81,
Moody. Texas. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-17

ANlf'ED-Situation IN furniture house;
GOOD salesman; understands all kinds OF
repairs. Al reference given. Address
100 3lOl Odia avenue, city. IL
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DO VOC want good all-round printerr
III so. l am your man; can furnish gilt
edge references. married; all | ask ~
living wages; country office preferred.
Address James NJ, Odcl. Gatcsviie
Texas. IL
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SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTTTNC,
taught by a Thoroughly experienced
teacher, in from three to six months,
IS per month: begin now, Mrs. II. l..
Rodgers, 1911 Capitol avenue Fl
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RDNT-Honse with eight
or ten rooms. furnished and already
occupied with roomers; rent reasonable:
either In Third or Fourth wards: close
In. Mrs. II. 4. Burke. 271e Milan street,
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Great Isstates In Amerlea.

The tendency of men who have made fortunes in trade to acquire great coun. try estates, in imitation of The European landlord, has been pronounced in the past 25 years The general plan has been fo1 the rich man to buy out a dozen or 20 or 30 farmers and throw their lands all into one bafonial estaio L.sWns are laid out, driyeways constructed, artificial lakes made, and miles of slightly land. scape arc the result The former own CTS of the farms meanwhile drift heay- en knows where, 10 the factory, to the city or perhaps 1 or out of 20 become tenant farmers for the great landlord and live and work under his orders on the farms that they and their families have owned for generations. The land which formerly produced q living for from 20 to 30 families becomes under the great estate system mere play. ground for one family 1t is removed from tho list of actually productive az. rieultural lands
 It is q question well worthy of seri. ous consideration whether these great estates of from GOO to 10000 acres arc q good thing for the economic develop. ment of this Union. Lawns there ought to be, beautiful landscapes there ought to be, but when 1000 acres of land is removed from productive agriculture il means that the families who before got their living from that land arc thrown upon tho labor market, to swell the great army of the unemployed.
 It is certainly best for the prosperity and the moral and intellectual we'll be. ing of our nation that there should be great numbers of small, highly enltiYat ed, productive farms, owned and lived on by intelligent country families pos. sessing all the comforts and many of the luxuries of life. than that there should be a few great estates with one rich, ar. rogant landlord and few humble ten. ant farmers at his beck and call. II will be a sorry result of q century of re- publican institutions, so called, if we can show tho world nothing better than an American peasant farmer class.
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Farming In Georgia.

Correspondents of the Atlanta Con- stitusion havo described two model farms they visited in the state whose citizens call Chicago the Atlanta Of the north These accounts show that in GeoTgia at least there is as much money in farming as in anything else if the agricnlturist uses his brains.
 One of the farms was q large cotton plantation in Sumter county. It's own CT, Mir Neill Ray, is a native southern. CT and 9 self made man. He did good job in tho making too When he be came of age he bought farm for S5,000, paving a2, 600 cash. The rest was covered by mortgage Ray worked out of that mortgage when hundreds oi farmers north aud south were losing their lands and going into bankruptcy. Bysheer grit and industry. with shrewd management he got out of debt
 In the business of agriculture and that alone mainly cotton raising, he became q rich man. Last year he sold S2o 900 worth of cotton. His laborers arc black. He does not find them either lazy or drunken. A negro and a mule go together and with this combination MT Ray makes his farming pay He raises 25 acres of cotton for every mule His laborers are summoned to and from work by q big bell, and they must an. swer it 10 the minute As punctnal to time and as faithful to hours as factory work people arc tho laborers on Rays farm, and he requires them to be so It is the only way to be successful, he says After tour of the farm he invit- cd the correspondent, Mr P ] Moran to dine with him at n table on which every article of food except the salt was raised on the farm itself
 The other model farm is described by Mir. Edwin R. Sharpe The money that went into it originally was acquired in trade, but that makes 1t none the less self sustaining and successful now II is near GarFollt0n Ga5 and Is devoted mainly to stock raising and dairying, although there are oil the farm gri5t mill that pays the awaer Sl. 200 q year and 2,0e0 frnit trees The owner of the farm, Mr joseph kines6efy has been able to refate the notion that Jersey COWS will not thrive i'll rhe south He has d fine herd of registered Jerseys also q large number of hlooded horses and swine The equine specially of this beautiful place is fine. driving horses. for which there is always il market The father of the present owner bought the farm in l827, riding toyisit it upon q Morgan horse that travelled 90 miles q day It is pity there Is not more ot this game Morgan blood among horse stock Of the resent day The fino old Morgan $ descendants arc on the Kings. berY farm to this da,
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England confers titles on her gifted poets, scientists and even actors. Russia made nobles of those two gifted musical artists, Jean and Edouard de Reszle. She could not ennoblo them, for they had ennobled themselves, but she eoulC make official recognition of this fact America alone of the civilized nation, has no title of honor to bestow on any of her children. however gifted, how ever noble, however great the services they have rendered her. France is q re public without official titles of nobility, yet France honors those worthy hy con ferring on them tho ribbon and the eros, of the Legion of Honor. Our government seriously needs some order of merit with which to reward those worthy. Ameri. cans are glad. all hut few sham and toadyish Americans. that We have noi and never can have any titles of nobility in this country But simple, modest certificate or star or ribbon from tht government 10 those who have conferred distinction on the American name would be eminently appropriate and prizeL above gold. 1t Is not 10 our credit that even Thomas X. Edison cannot secure from his government any official recog milton of his services 10 science
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As to Reforners.

Ne observe that the reformers are ai it again, growing, grumbling and roar ing about the wickedness of tho rich, the corruption of the government, the poverty of the poor, the hollowness and falseness of society and tho mammon worship of the church. We have heard tho samo howl now for many years. Wt have not noticed that it ever did any human being a mite of good unless il was tho howlers themselves, who per haps get meHrnful satisfaction out ol easing their minds
 What of it if it is all true? How i. abusing the sinners going to reform them? Instead of hurling anathemas al the rich for their extravaganza and self. ishness why does not the calamity howl. CT study to show poor people how they. too, may become rich? Why does he moi inform them i'll economic science and teach them to strengthen their wills and their intelligence so they can lift themselves out of poverty?
 Tho government is corrupt, is it. Why not then go among the voters and persuade them to elect the right men to office They have this government whol. ly in their hands. It is plenty good enough fer them, too, for they arc the ones whomallo it. Our officers are elect. ed, and they exactly represent the men who choose them. Suppose lion stood in ono reforner's path Would he get it out of the way ny sitting down and cursing it?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-18
pWELFE PAGES.

Next Sundays GRAPHIC will con tain 12 pages of up-to.date and in. teresting reading matter.
 In addition to regular telegraphic, local aud society news 1t will con tain
 A page from the magazines, giY- ing extracts from the leading arti- cles for the month.
 A page of short stories of popn- . lar character, with a poem or two. \ A pago of Religious Thought, con- Aining gems from current sermons ministers of all denominations.
 len Osborne's interesting fash
 ter.
 and gossip of the loading Secret Orders of tho country.
 The Baptist State Convention will be reported up to Saturday night.
 Next Sundays GRAPHIC will be a most interesting and readable news paper, and no one should miss it. Advcrtis srs should not fail to take advantage of this superb num- Der.
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Grand Lodge r. and < NJ,

lephone this office when you need of rubber stamps, check ators, stencils. etc. dtl
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suBscRlPTloN PRlcE.

JHsCkIPttUNs A1UN IN ABF A Af7UE'
 WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-18

TnE brutalitios resulting from football have caused . crusade to be inangurated against that brutal sport. President Fetterlof, of Cir. ard College, Philadelphia, has pro- hibited tho game at that college, and Gov. Jones, of this, State has is sued an edict against the game be- ing played hv students of the Ar kansas Industrial University. Foot, ball shonld go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-18

WHEN tho Northern press begin to take up the pension grab, says fhc Mnmnhis LeraLl inc nnfinn mnv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-11-18

Oxytuberoulin is it's nsme, and the claim is made that it will cure con sumption when injected into the blood of patients affected with that disease. It is prepared in the form of lymph made from veal saturated with tubercu- lin Dr. Hirschfelder of San Francisco first prepared and used the remedy, which saved lG censumptiyes at the Cooper Medical college.