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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
mcnts now than ever before TO parties de-
sirlng homes For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office. 20s Main street Jno
A. Milroy. agent Il
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WANTEII-SltuatIon by colored woman to
DO housework or cooking; willing to do any
Thing Address 900 1.-Two Oalk 20
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WANT ED-Two men or boys who understand
mowers; two boys TO run hay rakes, one
boy to help about the Kitchen. Address W,
=, Edmundson. Pearland. Texas.
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| STEADY JOB for sober. elderly Herman 10
| d., house aud yard work, tend TO horse and
| cow, etc; permanent place for right party.
Cal llir1cl. corner Preston and Fannin ei 20
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FOR SALE--A splendid iwo-story store house
ana, nSturcs and a house aud nine lots. all
new aud perfect condition.; splendid business
LOCATION. Address 2Sis. this Office.
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wAN1I,D--Good Mi round blacksmith. strict
y sober, Address y. l.. Tenpleton. Bonita.
Texas, Htt et
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FOR KENT-store No. si2 Congress avenue.
between Main and Travis streets. ApLly
ciede 8 koenig. HIg Casino saloon. q
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WANTED TO BUY.

WAN. FD-second hand books. we pay good
nrices for good books; II you have any for
saie bring them In or call and see J. ..
Iurdy, the bookseller, iii Congress avenue
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PERSONAL

LIST or ANSWERS
To advertisements in office of The Post for
week ending Saturday. June rs, iseS:
A. t2; 27Sl; 2sis 81: Roy t2,; q II. 1921;
III %; ,2s7s t2l; 2sIa; E. r, y. sp5: SSs5
go: G. II Sl; G. NJ, s6ss' Miss Lizzie
s759 j H.. $50; i5a5 81; ssat "a; ssss (gl
Mes l2l I lsiS: sTis, n, e G. g.; 2sSe 500
Stoddard. Miss Nellie shhnrpan. 2st9 t2l
ass2 $50 t2l; 2S2l 90; 2siG: ". G. T., a.es,
2siS lSoS; 27Ii, 2sia; X, Y. z; 2so9S 2124
loSo zsOo. 500 2s.9 ~; 2s2o ll2 49,
VIAvI REMEDIES Homo treatmcnta please
call and Investigate at State headauartors
4e2 Binz building; advice and health book
free; lady attendant. -
Look-Flrst-class references by tho best la
dies In renovating carpets. crumb cloths
rugs. feathers mattresses. uphvlsterilp. TO.
pEinng. Henry Toandcri, phone COS. smith
AMI Mckinney. ,
HERlLE's SCHOOL OF MusIC-Pracusal
aud Theoretical, courses for beginners and
advance pupils plano. violin. guitar, man
d.lin. elo,. Instruments for practice sup
rned' Lessons al pupils residence or at
studio. i1lS Mckinney avenue. John J.
i'Slti ~ ~ .-...--.--- >
QUAKER bath cabinet, best on Garth. natuio's
great restorcr: Hot Springs at home; circu-
lars mailed. Address Leo ID. Crager general
-agent. houston. Texas. :
Watches for repairs: cleaning,
S.OOi main spring, S.Q0, under guarantee.
at ios Travis. a. {. Wrode.
WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER Mrs.
Black tells everything. 25c, soc, $500; re-
moves trouble. unltes separated luck
-- eraIms etc; IOS Louisiana street /
ltOusT ON Commercial Bookkeeping,
sttnoeraphy. typewritng, penmanship and
mathematics including ali tho shortest
Gus rates very reasonable, day ana night
session. n
SPECIAL TUITION RATES until September
J. enter and take advantage Of this special
summer course. day and night SESSIONS
Houston Shorthand and Typewr,ting school
Mason block Miss Alice +. HARPER, primer
- paI
WANTED-To know the wher eabouts of one
Mlke O Leary, section hand. last heard
from at Hearne, Texas. Any enc knowing
same VIII please address John w White
lilo 2llo Walker nysnne Houston. Texas. C-sl
THE Metropolitan Business College-Book
Keeping, banking, shorthand, typewriting
penmanship and Spanish the best patron
l5ed school OF its Kind IN Texas: all ex-
penses low. Write for FREQ catalogue. Dallas
Texas. II
FREE instruction In shorthand and TYNE
N-'ting will be given to zach purchaser OF
the Remington Sholcs typewriter. NJ. A.
s Sfalh'' court reporter and notary public,
bought, old and rented. II
HOUSTON CA pEss CIsTERN co, manu-
facturers of cyl -ess cisterns. tanks. water
troughs etc. Office and factory foot of
Main street. Houston. Phone No. sS5. II
j. L. kOPF, undertaken and emhalmcr has
complete line OF funeral goods pictures
frames and holdings. Phone 6s1. l0iA Prai-
RE avenue. II
SPECIAL PRICE LIsT-suits cleaned and
hre sa na at W pants Sos SUITS dyed $40
works, ia Travis street; speciai attention
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IlR0P BULLETIN,
y Of the Crops in the
Stsis.
lPRovIsd VERY RAPIDLY
stsd Con dition ana Laid
~ rlsces-whent Not
|psaEyi by Rains.

1srftment OF Agriculture
~. June S.-Climate and
he weather bureau, Texas
wek ending Monday, June
The temperature has
tt00re The normal for the
West temperatures ranged
the northern portion. |
y The central portion and |
ID the coast region. Tho
lres anged from II to N
usrthrn portion, from es
tI PORTION and from 10 to
! iisrict. :
me precipitation was S
~ normal, ranging from :
lhs' toe latter being at = =,
wv inches of which oc- Q,
Insrnlng. On account Of I'll
Attff the absence of anv
v The 9th. i" ne
,sslns. There has been tor tor
a. ~. AMOUNT ! q of sunshine, d de-,
' = ,. a favorable amount cot np'
y improve crop condi- fin fin
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LOOK-Flrst-class references by tho best la.
dies In renovating carpets. crumb cloths.
rugs. feathers, mattresses, uphVlsterinB, 70.
Isinng. Henry Toandcr!, phone COS. smith
and Mckinney.
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AGENTS WANTED--For General Fitzhueh
Lees Book on Cuba. II Ia the most popular
book IN America; fortunes may be made
handling IL: outht 30 cents. Address y. +.
johnson Pub Co., 3-5 8. 18th street. Rich
mond, Va.
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WANTEp-A man to work around store and
terd 10 horses, Apply TO | Kapner. 20
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HERluEs SCHOOL OF MusIc-Praoti,a al
aud theoretical courses for beginners aud
advance pupils: piano. violin. guitar, man
dtlin. oic., Instruments for practice sup
rlied: lessons al pupils residence or at
studio. i7ls Mckinney avenue. john J.
litffle
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acknowledgements machinibt. must be q
good lathe and bench hand aud able to rush
WORK with the aid Of helper or two. Apply.
with reference and wages wanted, TO Texas
lNlloM Pine Lumber 90. Warren. Texas. 1
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ON Commercial Colege--Bookk coping
stcnoeraphy, typewriting, penmanship and
mathematics, including all tho shortest
CTS rates very reasonable. day and night
session. ~
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WANTED--Healthy girl ~ to 10 years, TO live
with family and assist with housework, good
home: no wages. Call at 1903 Henderson,
corner Kane %
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NiAVI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. treatments. please
call and Investigate at State headquarters
4o2 Binz building; advice and health book
free; lady attendant. -
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| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 cook or do any kind
81 Sd,. work willing e leave tho city. Address
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fNTy.
troy OF CROPS.


, MT I've ~ ns made rapid improve
laturs, b and much progress is re
% out crop of weeds ana
O.. Y fair weather, excent
ounce 4. eEs lsd showers, has i'm
dists Sr.s sioa Of the plant during
county-s ~, cotton is beginning
cratic W. Osallties over the norths
n State. 'i VI
'a ! s,, \, |, y improved and is gen.
riet ' ;Ssc y GOD condition and is
ubjes, ! kstons. Crop maturing |
es 'ia 'ield promising in the
*. :.
,n,s IA, ms continued and the
ectl.s ! : nol so much damaged
o he u .ss'ner as was feared.
lafsshed in the central
IL. " and in some portions
l .ss,, shile in some localities
raiIs "a ~ crop is being har-
!, : I. y Y s' cane are reported :
d iii' t'a crops are generally W
, ( I sOseco Is being housed q,
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FIVE choice lots. Fourth ward tsouth). tii0o;
two choice lots near Main, $500: homes Ia
all parts OF the city at bargains and terms
&c SUIT. Our list of homes to sell aud rent
10 the largest In tho city; we make n spe-
ciaity OF city business and will not be uu-
dersold, We carry full line Of insurance
companies. Give us n trial OF any business
ylu may have to offer. Norfect n Cooley,
binx building; phone 6i3 u
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SPECIAL TUITION RATES until September
J. enter and take advantage Of this special
summer course; day and night SESSIONS
Houston shorthand and Typewr,ting school
Mason block. Miss Alice f. Harper prlnci
paI. a,
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QUAKER bath cabinet, best on Garth natuio's
great resiorer: Hot Springs at home; circu-
lars mailed. Address Leo ID. Crager, general
agent. Houston, Texas. II
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WANTED--Moldcrs, ones used 10 making car
castings preferred, by Missouri Car and
Foundry company, at 81. Louis, Mo-. and
Madison, ILL.,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by giri OF II years;
nome Is needed. can do housework. Ad-
dress No 1898, this office
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MAN and wife as iirst and second cook OF
short order Address 1910 Congress avenue
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DEN 70 X -Bt5t set tteth, vt gold fIll-
nes, 81 up; silver, soc up: extracting. soc /:
Gil operations painless; no disappointment
DR.. ID. Daniels, corner Main and Preston
over Lowyns drug store. Il
KATTMANN & KNEELAND-M manufacturers
OF tents. awnings. tarpaulins wagon COW
gress avenue, corner Travis street, Hous-
ton. Texas. Phone $751; n
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FREE instruction in shorthand and type
N-iting Will be given to zach purchaser of
the Remington Sholcs typewriter. NJ A.
Gran. court reporter and notary public
SOdh vain street: second hand machines
bought old and rented III
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| WANTED--A woman to cook wash and iron
| for family of Ave; must have good refer
| ences. Call at 1902 Milan street 30
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SALE or SCHOOL PRoPERTY--N. p. Ward.
In behalf OF tho trustees of tho Wallis
school. will receive sealed bids for tho pur-
chase OF the school house and grounds up
tho right to reject any and all bids; terms
one-third cash, balance In ono and two
yeara. For further Information. Address N.
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WANTED-To know the whereabouts OF one
Mike o'Leary, section hand last heard
from at Hearne. Texas. Any enc knowing
same will please address John w Will"
21l0 Walker avenue. Houston Texas G-s,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young coiored man
ean Nve good references: moderate wages
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fVVNU NAN would Ike to have employment
IN grocery store from tho 10th OF July on:
speaks German and English has had cxpo.
rience. Address No 296a. this office 1
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FORTUNE TELI.ER-NIrs
Black tells everything. 25c, soc, Sl00: re-
moves trouble unitcs separated; luck
charms, etc. 70S Louisiana street
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THE Metropolitan Business College Book
Keeping, banking, shorthand, typewritlng
penmanship and Spanish the best patron
lied school of its Kind In Texas; all ex-
nenses low Write for free catalogue. Dallas.
Texas. N
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HEADQUARTERS for seed. fruit boxes and
haskeis OF every description; Just received
Mexican June corn. Velvet beans, sorhhuin
irillct. Kafir corn. grain sncks We offer
this week sweet potato plants, $50 per l0Oei
tobacco plants, zoe 1905 now crop turnip seed
ore July |, Holloway Seed. Grain and Com
mission Co., Dallas. Texas. tf
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WANTEU--Whito WOMAN 10 cook. give resi-
dcnce; answer quick. will call. Address
1893 this offce -
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FOR SALE.
FOR LE-Carrier's route on The Post. al.
dress 1850 this ofnce. 5

BEFORE going TO the scashorc buy .
Hammock at Pastortsas.
II yod stay home buy n
Crpquet Set at pastorira's.
All styles and prices at
PnstorixAs stationery Store.
3oi Main street,
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SPECIAL PRICE L1sT-Suts cleaned and
pressed at 81; pants, soc; SUES dyed $3.50
TO "; pants l5c. at the Houston Steam Dye
Works, ia Travis street; special attention
given to country orders n
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HOUSTON Cl pEss CIsTERN co. manu-
facturers of cyI -ess cisterns tanks water
troughs, etc. Office and factory foot of
Main street. Houston. Phone No. 5S5 II
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FOR SALE business and contents Of Lone
star hotel; good reason for selling In
quire 500 Prairie avenue. .
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Watches for repairs: cleaning,
Sl,OO; main spring, S100, under guarantees,
at 400 Travis A. c. Wrode.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


NICELY furnished cool rooms. with board, al
reasonable rates, Apply t0s Caroline Sc 3
BOARD AND ROOMS-Loveiy South upstnirs
room, one down stairs with board. centrally
located, modern conycnences: terms reason
able: table boarders especially solicited. s12
Trayig street. 4
ELEGANT rooms. frst-class board. reduced
rstes. hot and cold baths: central location:
table boardcts solicited: modern convent
enccs: 9iz Travis street. 2
ROOM AND DOARD--An elegant south room,
with aIcoye, also its own gallery; excellent
location; cloee In aud all conyeniences; with
or without board: 40 San Jaeinto. 70
FOR RENT--Furnished or unfurnisbed rooms.
with or without board. bath privileges. APP
sply 81 Charities street 20
FINANCIAL.
MONEY 70 lend upon Hourfon real estate.
Ed. S, Phelps. Attorney. so4H Mnin street. 20
MONEY TO LOAN on Houston business prop
erty. N. L. Mills. 207 Main street. u
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farms and
ranches Francis Smith 4 Co., San An
fonso. Texas. Call on r. w. Norris. Kism
bailding. Houston. Texas "
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YOUNG LADY wants room ana board within
hvs blocks OF Capitol Hotel. best references
furnished; private family preferred. Adir-ss
stating terms. 2sI6. this Office. %
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TtlREE BICYCLES. second hand, IN good
conGi,oni part eGSh, balance ON instnlment,
nlao an EaHtman'e kodak, Address J. W.
Watson. Mcnada. Texas 70
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THE STATE OF TEXAS. County OF Orange =.
Notice Is hereby given that there will be n
speieia meet meeting O % .ne st1ysnoioers OF "
at It's general office, in the city OF Orange.
Texas, on Friday, the 18th day OF July, A. u,
1898, for the purpose OF authorizing the d.
rectors OF said company TO apply 10 the rail-
road commission OF the State OF Texas and
procure Its consent for said company to ia
sue its bonds for the construction and com.
pletion OF Its road.
Witness my official signature this 18th
day OF June. A. d. 1898.
7-l4 G.. w. Higgins, Secretary
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WANTED Situation by q coiored boy, well
Known by everybody; likes work us porter
T''u.u ufy goods or gtocery store. Address
T. a. r., care Lewis Hawkins. i,O5 81
Emanual street.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-09-16
A GRAND CELEBRATION.

The colored citizens of Taylor
and adjoining counties will celebrate
the signing of the Proclamation OF
Emancipation by Lincolnin 1862, at
Bedford September 22d. The ora
tor of the day is John l.. Thompso n
of Des Moines. The Iveyville band
will furnish the music. The pro-
gram consist OF Open Chorus; Pray
er, by Chaplin of the Day, Rev. ].
E. Johnson; Music; Address of
Welcome, by Hon. T. L. McCoun.
Acknowledging, Chorous, Lin
coins Emancipation Proclamation,
by Mrs. J. A. Ashford; Address, w.
E. Miller; Grafton by the orator of
the day; Music. A grand concert
at night at tho city hall. Committee
of Arrangement: J. L. Ashford, J.
E. Johnson, G.. w. Lucas. On fl
nance, VIM. Waite, J. Howe, Sr.,
d. Isom. On program, M. Fifty
Patrick and w. d. Lucas. The
citizens are doing all they can to
make this the greatest celebration
ever held in South Iowa.
Every body are cordially invited.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-09-16
REPUBLICAN, SUCCESS.

This year the Republican party
presents its case to the American
j in few words. First-Ws
invite the critical eyes of the jurors
to read our past record. Second y
To read our national platform and
see if every pledge, or promise has
been redeem or at least being re-
deemed. 1t is true that some few
things have not been righted or
changed, but we think they will soon
be. With the DINGHY tariff law and
a staple money basis, the business
and industries have advanced rapidly
within the last twelve months, not
withstanding the hard times and
paralysis in all trades during war,
yet the war has been brought to a
successful close with greater victories
and greater honors for America then
ever before. The general revival of
business and good prices of all
cereals and high prices for stock is
doing more to help form the opinion
of the American jurors then all the
arguments that the Demo-Populistic
organs can make.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-09-16
THEY MAKE THE BEST
SOLDIERS.

General Miles, pays the very high
est compliment, to the colored SOL
diers, for bravery and behavior, and
he recommends that the colored
troops be used for garrison duties in
Cuba and Porto Rico. His reason
are, First-As we all know, members
of the colored race can bear the
heat and resist the diseases, of those
Island better than the white man.
Secondly-Because they perform
more willingly such fatigue duty as
is necessary for proper sanitation.
Thirdly-Because they can be relied
upon, when we'll officered, to fight as
we'll as Spaniards or Tagalese. The
account of the Santiago campaign,
which now appears in almost every
magazine, and shows conclusively
that those regiments composed OF
colored men fought much better than
their white brothers. At Caney, at
San Juan, they were brave even in
the Jaws of death, and they stubborn
ly held every inch of ground they
won, every fair minded person will
praise the colored soldiers, for the
part they taken during the civil war,
that old phrase, ''the colored sol
diers fought noble" can be applied
to the colored soldiers that save the
day at Santiago. The sothern sol.
diers has always claimed that dur.
ing the civil war, the federals, push
ed the colored men to the front, ane
where the danger was, and they
never faltered, and to-day as sol
diers, the world can not produce
ltheir equal.
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|kySH!<y$vS!k@y @y<SNMSS!S
( IHARRIS-EMERY Go. z
Z Io,oas' Greatest Dry Goods *
" House. s&
SUITS and WrQps.

Many an interesting lot gets into
the suit department and out again
without word in the papers. We
don't pretend to tell of HALF the
extraordinary things.
Yesterday for instance.
A line Of fancy silk waists-rieh
in quality-rare in style and ut such
4 reasonable price that the suit chief
said we'll advertise these in a day
or so.
BY CLOSING TINE THEY
WERE Gone.
Wide awake women had snapped
them up-along with other things
quite as interesting.
TO come and go in this present
cloak store of ours is like having
free run of the Kimb erly diamond
mines-a treasure at every turn.
We can't tell HALF the news as
it makes. Pay visit daily. That's
the sure way of getting first pick at
the best of two continents at the
modest Harris Emery Co. prices.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-09-16
DIED At ST. M4RY'S
HOSPITAL.

On last Sunday occurred the
death of q young man, who recently
came to Des Moines from, Daton,
Ohio, named Thomas Walker. He
had only been in our city a short
time until he was taken sick with con-
sumption and was conveyed to St.
Mary's Hospital, where he died Sum
day. His folks was notified and his
brother came at once and had the
body .enbalmed and taken back to
Daton. 1t was quite 4 sad death,
as tho young man was just starting
out in life. We extend our condol-
ence to the bereaved family.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-09-16
A Boom in CARPETS.

Every day this big carpet store is
filled with callers-visitors and
buyers. Buyers those who were Wis
itors once and have since looked
around. Visitors will be buyers
after they have seen our styles and
learned our prices, and learned the
same of others. ..ar.%
It's suberbly beautiful stock we
have to show you-Selected by
chief who KNOWS the markets, and
HOW to get the best. Best in style
and best values. You can come if
only to look and you'll ne welcome.
We feel that buying will follow
and we take pleasure in showing.
Here's few of the things we have
to show
Wilton's Velvets from Sr.15 per
yard and upwards.
Administers from 75c yard up
wards.
Moquetts from 7oc a yard up
wards. -.
Body Brussels from 75c yard
upwards. u
Tapestry Brussels from 4oc yard
upwards.
Ingrains from 25c yard upwards.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-09-16
Kid G|oVes.

A regular luck stroke for those
who can wear small sizes.
Of line of good dollar gloves We
have sold all sizes but 5H, 5A,
and E and in black. These gloves
are prime lamb skin, shapely, good
looking and would cost US in the
market today So. 50 per dozen whole
sale. To close out the rest Of these
small sizes we say tomorrow and
until sold choice oEn
per palr... ......... =" .A',Ss
See the gloves at 81. The best
slaves possible at the price. Made
of prime lamb skin, soft, plant, ele-
CANT looking. With gussetsd tin-
gers insuring perfect fit and service.
Self and black embroidered backs,
with the new large 4 hook and 2
clasp. All sizesall colors and
hlaok t S$s5 ss. $50
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1898-09-16
HARRIS :.
emery 60.
MOUNT PLEASANT NEWS.

MOUNT PLEASANT NEWS.
Miss Maggie Adams is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. W. Douglas in Chicago.
Master Earl Campbell of Mendoza, ILL.,.
who has been visiting bis cousin, Mr.. Wn.
SPOTS, returned to his home last Tuesday.
Mr. T. d. McCracken has retumed
from visit with relatives in Chicago.
Rev. D. J. Tate attended the Baptists
Association in Ottumwa last week and
reports nice time.
Mesdames. Burks, Stewart and Bur-
naugh attended the Baptist Association
at Ottumwa, taking active part as dele
gates. t.
The Dewey club gave another one OK
of their delightful parties out at Mr.. VIM.
Harrison, south Of town,
Invitations have been received in this
city, announcing the wedding Of Rev. D.
j. Tate to Miss Rachel Gray in Nashville,
Tenn, September 18th at Pendleton Bap-
tiss church. The young couple will be at
! home Friday September 80 at Mount
| Pleasant.
Rev. James has been appointed pastor
of the A. M. E. church Of this city tos the
ensuing year. Rev. Gordon goes to Iowa
! City aud Warrington.