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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-05-04


that the ladies exchanged sympathetic |
glances as they looked at the two. sit
ting together.
The ladies had gone into the front
room, where rugs and skins and Mexi-
can pottery and pictures had created a
unique and coy nest. We were smok-
ing in the dining room. Jenny had
gone over to Jacks piano and was
playing some soft, sweet, pretty thing.
There was a knock at the dining room
door, and before it could be answered,
one of the shift BOSSES at the mine put
his head hastily in at the door.
Mr.. Morrow, he said, excited1y, can't
you come down to town? Hartley has
killed. a woman at the Crystal Palace,
and shot himself.
We all started up. Murders were
not so common as the newspapers
would have had us imagine, even in
those days; and murder and sui
eide, especially when we knew one of
the actors in the tragedy, was indeed
unusual.
| It's his " life. Jack said. We threw
our overcoats on, and ran down the
hill to town, leaving Mr.. Malcolm and
Sailor to play hosts. We found Hart
ley lying on the bar, a coat under his
head. gasping away his life, and ours
/ ing the men who stood about and
would not end it at once. AS soon as
he saw Jack, he cried out:
did 1t! told you I would kill her.
| ought to have let her live and be
miserable. He had left her, and she
was here, in this place, alone. That
must have been torment enough for
her, low as she was. 1 hadn't even
time to taunt her with it. killed her
as soon as saw her.
The exertion was too much for him.
He gasped for brandy, and as he
reached for it, died.
The body of the woman had been
hastily taken up while She was yet
breathing, and carried to gaudy red
plush sofa at the side of the room,
under a mockery of sign-"Ladies'
Entrance"
The little tables all about, where
men had been gambling, had been
left at the sound of the shot. The
coroner was hastily bringing jury
together, and the big, badly painted
room, heavy with smoke and the odor
of liquor, was crowded with curious
men and women.
AS we went through to go out, we
passed through the comparatively
open space by the sofa.
Jack stopped short, and we both
looked.
The dead woman, lying there blood
stained, was Mary Amory.
Jacks face was as white as the dead
mans. He went softly over and
Strengthened the poor head. Such a
hardened face, that not even death had
relaxed. Jack looked at it for long
minute without speaking For him
an angel had fallen out of heaven,
The niche which had held his saint
was empty. a
Have everything done, Jim, he said
huski1y. 49,
Then he walked out into the Arizona
| THE End
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The Wisconsin Citizen, published at
Brodhead by the State Woman suf-
'fragel Association is we'll conducted
paper filled with articles upon all
questions that pertaih to it's object,
the ballot for women. We hope Wis
consin suffragists will not fail to sup
port this good monthly.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-05-04

! The New Woman, published in To-
speka,l advocates the freedom of the
race, as we'll as that of woman, and
contains many advanced thoughts.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-05-04
One reason why General Lee looks
so tall is that he is standing in rath-
er squatty crowd.

1t has been discovered that the
southern troops can stand the climate
in Cuba better than the rest of the
boys. But climate" is not all that
the southern troops csn stand. If the
experience of the past is worth any
thing 1t is certain they can stand a
pretty good deal of fighting fur off,
or close quarters.-Atianta Journal
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The Assembly Herald comes to us
with programme of the Ottawa
Chautauqua assembly which will be in
session from June Ii to "a. All the ar
rangements for guests seem to be
perfect and the program is truly
tempting one. The Herald also gives
reports from Federation clubs, and
club women of the state.
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so0.ua.-,Ds, 4,nA ssssP... Ps,s
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-05-04

The Kansas Suffrage Reyei11e is the
organ of the Kansas Equal Suffrage
Association, and though small in size
gives much news of the. suffrage work
in the state. Send ten cents, dear
Kansas sisters, to Alice NJ. David,
Leroy and receive. the Reveil1e each
month. -,,,i4 e,.i.se .s.t. .a.... ~.
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WANTEI-Work ty experienced yonug Are
man ~ hotel or factory. II. EngeIhefg care
Mr.. Herman. ,sA Preston avenue. city. ~
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All ORDINANCE rciAtinf Is Tia fir = {I56'
O. the hours OF daily service OF Iabcrord ~
=, me,h w, c, employee upon the public Mcsee
the minimum wages 70 Be paid ana to pfo~
vide for the making 81 tho same 4 part x
and. providing, thai an sfndxvit ncccmnSliS
ali accounss aeainst xnld ritv fpr oobilc
improvements; aud 10 PROVIDE what pcrsons
may be employed on public works, ana "
provide penalty Tor the violation Of tho
provisions Of this act, s &
Section I. De " ordained by the Guy
service and M enplcsmont ~ III lsborc,. IA
m,chanics who are now or may DO here
after employed by tho City Of Houston. or
BY any contractor or s,ib-contractor upon
any of the public works of said city Is
hereby limited aud restricted to nine hours
IN any one calendar day. and Il BhaIi he
rulnwful for any offlccr, or agent az the city
OF Houston, or any eoutrarior. or n.bcon-
tractor. whpse duty it ehnll be to euploy
direct or control tho services OF amy nuch
lahcicss or mechanics 10 work moro than
nine hours To any he calendar dry, EXCEPT
Ia case of extraordinary rfs,erxcuty.g and
trsn only upon tho written permission 81
the Mayor OF said city and when an affi-
ds,w has been madc and presented 10 tho
Mlsoi by such officer. agent, contractor OF
snt,ccntiactor, ia writing stating that an
emergency exists and clearly statlug what
eiNer Rise to such einureencyi provided. that
IN no case shalt any lahcrcr or mechanic
receive less than tho minimum wages paid
Ivy the City OF Houston for each OF the nine
h.urA work " like rharacter
Soc, 2. That the service and employment
OF NIL the lahprers aud mechanics who arc
nov or may hereafter be cmpioycd hy
the City OF Houston or by any contractor
or sub.conirnctor, upou any OF tho public
works OF said city shall DO rated and paid
FOR at not leea than Iii. minin,um wages
path by the said City OF Houston OF iiko
character.
Sec, :, That tho services ana employment
of all iahnrers and mechanics who arc now
OF may heraftcr he employed by the
city OF Houston, or by any contractor or
sel,-eontractor. upon any ef the public
verbs OF satd city are hereby required ~
employ only bonn fale ritiyena who have
resided AZ least six montls in tho City or
Houston; provided II suTncient number OF
anta employees whognre bona fdo citizens Of
this city gan bc secured
See. 4, That any officers or agents OF tho
Guy OF louston. 81 tuuy contractor or sub
contractor, WHOSE duty II shall be to om-
plut' direct OF control amy lahnrnr or mo-
vhanic employed upon any Of the public
works " Che CITY OF Houston Texas who
shan Intentionally yiolatr 81 nvade ogy of
thc provisions OF this ordinance shall DO
usNricu gu.tty Ut nindnmranor. aud for
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HELEN KELLARs SCHOOLING.


Private Institution.
Boston. Mass. January 16.-Miss Helen
Kelar has been Withdrawn from Arthur
Gnman's school for girls because of a diff
ference OF opinion between Mr.. Gilman and
Miss Annie NJ. Sullivan who has been her
private teacher for many years. Miss
Sullivan thought Helen needs no more
than two years to complete her fitting for
Radcliffe. Mr.. Gilman held that three years
were required, making her preparatory
course four years in all.
Subsequently Miss Sullivan telegraphed
for the girls mother TO come TO Boston
Immediately, which she did AS result
both Helen and her younger sister, Mil
dre1. who also was pupil at the school,
were Withdrawn by Mrs. Kellar.
Helen Kellar entered the Gilman school
for girls in the fall OF 1896, passing with
out any difficulty the entrance examlua-
tlons to Radcliffe. Harvard annex, in Eng
fish. German, French and history. AT the
time she was barely 16 years old She is one
of the two blind and deaf girls In the world
who are Rnown 10 have mastered the ac-
complishment OF lip reading BY touch
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CATARRm or rmr sroMAcm.


= ->'~'%s<sAsf ssstVsSs WV SSte IT.
fectual Cure for H.
Catarrh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are full or b,oa,.
ing sensation after eating. aerompan,r,
sometimes with sour or watory -rislurs n
.prmation OF gases. causing pressure on
sns neart and lungs and difficult breathing !:
he"dache, Tickle appetite. nervousness ana
general played out. languid feeling.
There is often foul taste in tho no,,,h
coated tongue. and II the interior OF The
stomach could be seen 1t would show
Shiny, inflamed condition.
Inc cure for this common ana obstinate
trouble Is found in a treatment which
causes The food to be readily, Thoroughly
uisestea before II has a time to ferment
,s,u ,rtilate the delicate mucuous surfaces
OF the stomach. ,s5 -
10 secure prompt ard healthy digestion
Is the one necessary thing to do and when
normal digestion is secured tho catarrhal
condition viii have disappeared.
according 10 Dr. Harlanson the safest
ana best treatment is TO use after each
meal tablet composed OF Dastase, Asep.
tic; Pepsn, Il little Nux. Golden Ss,i and
fruit acids - -
These tablets can now be found N nil
drug stores under the name OF Stua,t's
dyspepsia Tablets, and. not being Il pat-
ent medicine, can be used with perfect
safety and assurance that healthy appetite
ana thromgh digestion viii follow thar
regular use after meals.
Mr.. N. j. Booher Of 27i0 Dearborn st,
Chicago, Ill, writes: .'Catarrh Is n local
condition resulting from a neglected cold
In the head, whereby the lining membrane
of the nose becomes inflained and the
poisonous discharge therefrom. passing
backward into the throat, reaches the
stomach. thus producing catarrh of the
stomach. Medical authorities prescribed
for me for three years for catarrh of stom-
ach without cure, but today am the hap
piest of men after using only one box of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. I can not find
appropriate words to express my good
feeling.
have found flesh, appetite and sound
rest from their use.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest
preparation as we'll as the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form OF
indigestion, catarrh of stomach, bilious
ness, sour stomach, heartburn and bloatlng
after meals.
Send for little book. mailed free, on
stomach troubles, by addressing Stuart Co.
Marshall, Mich. The tablets can be found
at all drug stores.
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CONGRESSIONAL CAFE.
Nun from Maine Wants Monopoly
of Feeding Statesmen.

OF EeeuinE statesmen.
Washington, January lit is expected
there will be pretty scene in the COM
mittee on public buildings and grounds
over the management OF the house restau-
rant.
1t is said that the men from Maine,
who rule in most of the small, and in
some of the large things at both wings
of the capitol, have decided that Page, a
man from Maine, who has for long years
had the lucrative restaurant of the SEN
ate wing. shall have the control and
profit of both cafes. Chairman Mercer OF
the committee which has this matter In
charge, informed the members OF the
committee that they would be ex
pected to come up without exception aud
vote to take the house cafe away from
Lewis. who has conducted it acceptahly
for two or three years, and hand 1t over
to Page. Members OF the committee we're
astounded at the request.
1t lis said that the scheme has been ar
ranged between members Of The house
and senate from Maine, and that it is the
purpose TO make cafe of the old con-
gressional library rooms, over the west
terrace. thus having one vast eating sa-
loon for both houses of congress. and one
OF the most beautiful restaurants OF the
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CABINET MAtiER wants ies!tion I'M fnrni-
tnre house; web up IN trncVsting futni-
ttirc; Wiling to work for low vases Ad.
dress e,55, this otfice n
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- ~ =
gnnfn Fc APPOINTMENT.

Dallas, Texas. January Thames Il.
Dillon. chief clerk in the office of Division
Freight Agent W. II. Gleason OF the santa
Fe. was today appointed travelling freight
og.rt vice ". Fl. Taylor, resigned. Mr..
n,ilon,s HEADQUARTERS will be in Dallas, He
viii represent the Santa Fe along The Cie-
b,,rne- Paris division.
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I'd GET CONTROL
| J, the Same Lines as
4 Is Controlled.
/ RICHARD CROKER.
Get the Democratic
|Ieept His views of
Democracy.

,uory l7.--In his speech Of
guests at the dinner given
kor at the Democratic club
~. who presided. said tina,
.antest features of the din
that 1t was served in what
fu,ure National lone OF q
mphant party. and that the
hoped. the first OF many
M ID a more thorough UNI
song all democrats in all
[mtiy. Mr.. Levy was asked
,rorm the Democratic club
Ss democrats of the Nation
\. In reply Mr.. Levy said:
the Democratic club is SO
|, The elements OF the demo-
~ at the next National
Indidates of the party shall
rratic club shall be success
"A al harmony. we propose.
ud the meeting of the next
milton within the club n
iucation. We hope to con-
.ra,s that some of the planks
platform are as far away
Iprs OF Jefferson as the poles
other. The democratic party
the party of Bryan or Till
than II can be the party OF
IAN or Murphy or anybody
Ia with this campaign OF ed
|pe to be able to convince the
Ina State of the fact that as
4 New York so goes the State.
bnyince the democrats of the
Ia, equally we'll established.
lite Of New York goes so goes
Having been successful in
q be able TO draft a platform
htional convention, such that
meet the needs of the Ma
|et the approval of all kinds
! OF New York democrats
|s, silver democrats and all
It's.
elieyed in the integrity of the
Of the United States; he did
the free and unlimited COIN
be recent rumors to the effect
on foot among leading East
], who we're opposed to. the
nm, to control the next Ma
Ion, the dinner to Croker at
L club, where the Tammany
ntly been enthroned, is re-
ring much political signifi-
ID with this is the wabbling
, New York Journal and the
Wyok RS a presidential pos
at Mr.. Croker aspires to the
the National democracy and
h of Tammany at Washing
S In Greater New York and
nerally credited. 1t Will be
lat it has not been long since
that Senator Hill is
ader, and it is generally be-
informed politicians here
r will use the power of Tam
prestige of his position at
d Democratic club to realize
ational leadership.
ian who would predict the
the Chicago platform would
Is to his sanity, the develop.
asst few days leave no doubt
at certain elements in the
e another determined effort
Influence of the plutocracy
8 of the democratic party.
9 who are true to the faith
le money devil will have to
In Democratic conventions,
or National. though the
to be that the old serpent
d Of before he reaches an
assembly of the democracy
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE Bids are invited on tho second Mon
day IN February, 1898. by tho commissioners
cour, OF Fort bend county for tho com
etiucton Of MI iron bridge across the bayou
~ Richmond. according TO plBna aud spccii-
cations. which will hu furnished upon ap-
pllcntion TO Mr. !. Il, weed, sAn Antonio.
TcxaH, cortncd check FOR 10 per cent at
the amount 81 bid must accompany all bldg
and tho right TO reject any and All bias ~
reserved by tho county, J. y. MeEAehu.
county Judge. Richmond, TeEna. 81
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BUSINESS cHANcEa-


For shbi.--Good millinery establishment.
stock and nktnreH: good location; profitable
business; small capital required; so0d rca-
son for selling, Address y. q. Box go.
beaumont. Texas, y
FOR sALE--At sacrifice. owner leaving
city. n Rood paying grocery store. stock,
fiNtureA. horse aud wagon. Two lots, store
OH ono. dwelling on tho other. For partit-
nlars write u. j. Robinson. Waco. TeSas.
n
FOR SALE Drug stDru IN Il small West
Texas railroad town; only drug store IN tho
place. good preaeripiion trade Addresg
Druggist. Zephyr, Texas ~
FOR sAI.E-rBost paying saloon IN town o.
800 inhabitants at harguin license ahont
dut but the finest back and mont bar.
incest trade and best stand herc II must
go by The 25th. AddreEs 2sos, this Office, q
FoR sALE--A well selected stock Of jew
elty also one combination safe. good rs
new. chilled gtcel inade, doors handsomely
finished, and Of following dimensions; Out.
side sax4a.3a; inside. f7isx2Blkxltlz. VIII self
az bargain. Address X. w. Downord,
trustee for c. IL. wyso. Bryan. Texas' ri
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ron SALE on EXCHANGE.

IscfIhNGE--Wa proptrty for Houston
Properly: ground l0oyi3J, ferraced fro,u,
slx.loofn cottage, bath. barn and busy
house fanitary sewer connection, all IN
FOOD condition. good neighborhood, two
blocks from Baylnr university taxes paid
10 incufnbrnnce, tost 1000, ADDRESS H. 4.
Arnold. Waco, Texas. ~
AT * BhRGAlN--Isor sale or exchange, three
lsto corner Jefferson and bowling, Third
y ward. 5000. Apply DyI Travis street. Is
EXCHANGE Fruit trees for cash nacrifcs
eaio; ground must be cleared; none but
the best varieties. At prices 10 suit every
body. Frederick w. MaiIy. Hnlen. Texas. 10
SELL OR TRADE--Five tcnapt houses IN San
Antonio also 1000 acres rich bottom lands
A. Hlicock. San Antonio. Texas. -
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FOR LOWEST PRICES on Houston tfc,rhts
property call at tho Houston Heights ofiice,
.Ns Main street. son,c special hargains this
week. John A, Milroy, agent. rs
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REAL rsrArr roR $40

A FART o. the :, Q. Flynn property. Con.
Stcss avenue. Second ward about three
lots. with two story wooden hul,dinr. chcap.
gcod terms: also hve.rvom cottage ana lot
{. o1 Rfoadway. second door from Preston,
.E.ar aud scod terms. Address w. I.
Robertson, Beaumont Texas. n
FOX SAi.E---SSn' acre farm. all under fence.
with hvo now foursroom houses; vii, have
s'p nervs under pillow this YEAR, locatiou
near Sunnysidc postnffcc. Waller county
Toxas. This IL the best BARGAIN offered for
= hrst-class farm In good condition In South
TEXAS; title perfect For particulars addrcss
owner. J. y. MeGrcgor, wcin,ar. Texas "A
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Many persons cannot take
plain cod-liver oil.
They cannot digest It.

plain cod-liver oil.
They cannot digest It.
1t upsets the stomach.
Knowing these things, we
have digested the oil IN
SCOTS Emulsion OF COD
liver Oil with HypoPhos-
phites; that is, we have
broken it up into little gloD-
ules, or droplets. $,
We use machinery 70 40.
the work Of the dIgestiv'
organs, and you obtain q
good effects Of the digestee
oil at once. That is why you
can take SCOTS Emulsion
.os. ard y,.oo. ~ druggists,
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AGENTs---Eoo gar burner. saves 40 per
cent OF gas, makes large, beautiful light
and gives ito per cent profit 10 salesnen
GenoIni Agency Co. 225 Dearborn street
Chicago. Ill. II
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slNTY -ActE farm on Houston EaBt and
West Texas railroad, nre,hnff milo from
Harris county line, FOR salo very theap.
also oak and Pine timber on ilp0 ncres on
International and Great Northern railroad,
thirty tvo miles from Houston. Address W
Texas, ~
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49,
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HOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

MAN AND WIFE want two unfurnishcd
rooms, with board. ~ private family; close
IN modern eonvcniences; state terms ana
full particulars. Address z3iS. this oince. y
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AMERICAN white woman 81 wears OF age
warts situation 10 do hounewoik for small
lamily located In Houston. Miss Bell
Nlchols. e2lg Winnie, GnlN nston. TOXINS. u
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WSNTED-By young white man, situation 20
DO any KIND of work for reasonable wages.
Address 2S5S. this office. 2i
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SITUATION wanted by young coiored man.
hcuscwoTlS or attending horse aud buggy
hprly 1907 Caroline. corner Iceland n
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NANIEp-Posttion by au ea nerienred book
keeper, capable OF keeping nny set OF books.
good references Address h., r. o, box 49,
Waco, Texas, II
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COAL. CoAl!--Cnlvcrt Lump Coal. $s.sN per
ton, delivered 60 any part OF city. Calvert
Coal company, phone SIS: oftcc. foot OF
Main street. Eli
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Scaled pro-
posnlF addressed to chs Cty aepretnry viii BIO
received up "a O'Clock y, m. on Monday,
january ~ 1888, for tho grading aud paving
and construction % curb wallis IN Carolina
street. from the south sidc 81 Toxas ave.
nuo 20 the north side VI Mckinney ayonus.
according 10 plans ana specifications pre-
pared by the city engineer and adopted by
The city council. Each bid must be arn0m-
panied hy certified dhcclt on local bank,
nlldu payable 20 tho order 81 III. u Hio1,
mayor for 1890, 20 secure mailing OF con-
tract, aud the successful bidder VIII De re-
CURED 10 Civ. acceptable bond In tho sum
of 1900 for the Satisfactory completion ct
the work. The city rcgoryQR the right to re-
joct Huy nnd all bids,
II Il RICE. Mayor.
Houston. Texas, janunry rs. 1873.
NOTICE TO coSTRAcTo Rs- Sealed pro-
lie received up 10 O'clock D. M, on Mon
day january 81. 1898, Tor tho grading and
paving and construction oil curb wills on
Crawford street, from the North side OF
Clay avenue 20 tie north side nf HndleY
avenue. according 10 plans and apaclica-
TONS prepared by the city ntginesf aud
adopted by the city council. Each bid must
be accompanied BY certified check on local
bunk, made payable 10 the order OF III. Il.
Rice. mayor, for 1900 "a secure making II
contract. and the successful bidder VIII DO
required Ia give acceptable bond In tho
sum Of S5O00 for thu satisfactory completion
oi Tho work. Tho city reserves tho right
" W ii u. RICE. Mayor.
Houston, Texas, January y. 1898.
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ke Charlcx Locals

-, La, january 1.-THE semi
sa'ion Of the Young Peoples
tristan Endeavor for the
District of Louisiana, was In
Yesterday, closing last night.
aons Of interest to the work
sur were discussed.
=, nsl Lumber company, limited.
'Tiowing officers for the en-
"a Bel OF Lake Charles,
III, Jones Of Houston. vice
|,' W. Flanders OF Lake
.ay and treasurer: w. G.
1870 Charles. assistant secrc-
.r ssarer' This is one OF the
q anles here and the business
being in very fine condition.
sr brother OF this young man
NY bounded to death 81 the
me Powell mill. lost his
snoon while coupling cars in
III, ssrds, He was a brakeman
|l|'--->$-
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u. ALLEN KYLE, 81. D..
Office. 22i Binz building. phone Is: resi-
denco l00q Rusk avenue, phone x&
Hours. 1850 70 1850. 2 70 4
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THE WILLIAMS TyPEwRlTER- New mod.
+ els Nos Q and 4. for iSsS. are nearest per-
ing, spcedicst and best MIA IN any blank
form. We sell, rent and exchange Send
Tor Illustrated catalogue w. IL, Wright \
SON, general agents, 80 Main street. Dallas
Texas ! III. N