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The herald., 1898-11-06
Their Fatal Beauty

The trouble is with too many of our good
looking young men who become stars just as
with the pretty women stars, they want to
look like their autographs. When an actor
begins to show symptoms of starring he pic
lures himself with rose in his buttonhole,
looking haughtily ofN into space. Many a
good actor has gone wrong in this way, and
how many plays have been spoiled by women
when the playwright intended them to be
eccentric and awkward looking! How MAY
Robson, and Josie Hall, and Ada Lewis
have endeared themselves to their aud. !
ences by their willingness to hide their fatal
beauty under ugly wigs and funny clothes
and Warty make-upsi
The herald., 1898-11-06
John Philip Kemble

The latest addition to the art treasures of
the Edwin Forrest lodge, A. o. o. F., is a
portrait in oil of John Philip kemble by
Sir Thomas Lawrence. During Mr.. Jeffer-
sons last visit to London he purchased the
portrait from once famous English actress,
whose family had inherited it. Pecuniary
reverses compelled its sale. 1t could GER
tainly be hung in no more appropriate place
than the assembly rooms of the Edwin For
rest lodge, where, with the letter accom-
panying the gift, it will be fully appreciated
and jealously guarded.
The herald., 1898-11-06
Want His Temperature

There is rumored engagement, saws an
eastern journal, between Annie Russell and
Vincent Serrano, young actor who was
seen last season as member of w. H.
Cranes company. The young man is said to
be madly infatuated, but the exact tempera-
ture of Miss Russelps affections has not been
ascertained.
The herald., 1898-11-06

an study in its columns, and this course will
be used as basis for discussion by the
classes. This spontaneous movement
something outside OF the innumerable
Shakespeare club the country over-s an
indication, in the opinion of the Dramatic
Mirror, OF the hold Shakespeare has on the
popular mind, and at the same time an ex-
PLANTATION OF the zest with which the public
greets every dignifed attempt to present
Shakespeare ON the stage.
The herald., 1898-11-06
A Big Victory

Jacob Lift has recovered judgment
against the Wabash Railroad company for
$S224, being the full amount sued for as
damages on account of the destruction by
fire of the scenery and effects of I'm Old
Kentucky" which were being transported
on a special train. The company set up a
technical defense, and the case excited much
attention in theatrical circles.
The herald., 1898-11-06
The Shakespearean Cult

Unusual interest in the study of Shakes
peare is being taken at Allegheny City, Pa.
The secretary of the local school board, who
has furthered Shakespearean study in the
schools of the city, proposes to enlarge the
classes by throwing them open to the public
and the lecture room of the Carnegie library
will be used by students, while the Shakes
pearean collection of that institution will be
available for the purpose. The Pittsburr
Dispatch has hegun course Of Shakespeare
The herald., 1898-11-06
His Immobile Face

Julia Marlowe's leading man this season
is to be John Blair, young actor who failed
to attract managerial notice until the some
what mystical Emesto in Gel Gran Calico
to- afforded him an opportunity. Mr. Blair
showed himself in that role an actor of un
usual intelligence, who has most to contend
with in an immObile face. such as proved
The herald., 1898-11-06
THE los ANcFIFs -(Adr

THE LOS ANGELES An
nouncement.) Sowing the Wind" will
hold the boards at this house Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, November 10, IL and
II. The strong points of the play are its
theme, sex against seX," its ingenious plot,
its intensely dramatic situations, its sharp
y drawn characters, its pungent dialogue,
its fine scenic embellishments, it's magnifi-
cent costumes and company of talented
players. The interest of the plot centers in
the determined and desperate contest be-
tween Rosamond,, young woman of unhap-
py birth, and Brabazon, her father The two
are not made aware of their relationship un-
til the end of the play. Brabazon had be-
trayed Rosamond's mother and left her be-
fore the girl was born. When she is grown to
womanhood, she is met and loved by Ned
.Aannesley, the adopted son of Brabazon.
The old man refuses to permit the marriage
as he has heard of some vague mystery sur
rounding Rosamond's birth.
The girl makes pitiful and earnest pro-
test against the cruel fate that is thrust
upon her and bitterly arraigns the sterner
sex for it's failure to protect the sacredness
of womanhood. Brabazon undertakes to
excuse men of his kind, and the controversy
grows in fervor and eliminates in a scene
of the most thrilling character, the de-
nouement, of course, disclosing the rela-
tionshp of Brabazon to Rosamond. There
are number of side complications, to which
the veil of comedy is introduced to properly
balance the deep pathos of the play. The
cast includes Howard Hall, W. II. Turner
Thomas David, Julien Barton, A. D. Rich,
ardson, VIM. j. Cornell, R. A. Bennett,
Walter Matthews, Amelia GARNER, Janet
harrington, Eugene Hayden, Ella Bailey
Robertson and others.
The sale of seats opens to morrow.
The herald., 1898-11-06
How Stars Are Made

Johnstone Bennett, who is now star,
used to be one of the tailor-made girls in
Hoyt's "A Hole in the Ground" She was dis
charged, as she humorously expressed it, on
account OF her feet.
My feet gave me as much trouble as Aunt
Bridget's gave her." said Miss Bennett.
Il couldn't take part in the little marches
and dances that were introduced in the play
with any degree OF confidence. After dis
charging me on account OF my feet Mr..
Hoyt had to hire me over again, because
the young lady who was to take my place
sprained her ankle or something of that sort
at any rate, she couldn't report on ac.
count OF her feet. 1t was in Chicago that
got my walking papers,"
Did Hoyt discover you or were you in the
business before you met him."
"Hoyt discover me! Not much. | made
my debut with the Howard Walton ORA.
matte company, the greatest gang of takers
that ever travelled. l was the leading lady
We played Camille East Lynne, Lady
of Lyons The Sea of Ice and about every
thing else. l had seen Clara Morris play
differently from her way. l threatened to
quit on one occasion because the manager
owed me eight weeks salary, but he handed
me 80 cents and that squared it. | went on
and rocked the sea of waves in The Sea of
lee that night. You see, didn't have a
part in The Sea of Ice;' all had to do was
to toss the waves at critical moment and
initiate the signing of the wind. We had to
change our repertoire for various reasons.
On one occasion when Camille was an
nounced the leading man was in despair
My Gawd!' he exclaimed, 4 can't-play Ar
mand.' And why not% thundered the man
ager. Because haven't dime to get shaved
with, and | can't play Armand with a
mustache.' That's So, unused the manager.
we will have to change the BILL"
The herald., 1898-11-06

Stephen Grattan's undoing. This peculiar
ity of countenance, however, was appropri-
ate for Ernesto, but in the usual heroic roles
he will doubtless find it as much in his way
as did the unfortunate leading man of the
Lyceum.
The herald., 1898-11-06
Treasure Hidden for Keeps

The king of AMMAN has an original idea in
the way of strong box. He has the trunks
of trees followed out, filled with gold and
silver and flung into his private lake, where
a large staff of crocodiles ward off intrud-
ers. 1t is interesting to speculate what he
will do when he wants his treasure.
The herald., 1898-11-06

:, The number of companies this year. con-
tinues the Mirror, is greater than that of
last season, and although the classes of com.
between the two seasons, there is still a
noteworthy change in several respects. The
companies for this season classed as "dra.
matte" are far more numerous than those
Of the same class last season, and there are
fewer comedy" companies this season than
last season; but the most significant chance
Is seen in the growth of stock comnanes
Last season there were perhaps twice as
many of these organizations in operation rs
during the season of 1867, while this sea-
BON there is an increase in their number over
Iast season of over 100 per cent-a showing
most encouraging for those who believe that
he stock system will do much toward solv.
ns the problems that confront the American
heater.
George G. Bouiface and his charming v;f.
The herald., 1898-11-06

entire year during the great run of the "City
Directory at New York's Bijou theater;
Matte L. Lockette, the Sisters Lane, James
Bradbury, Tony and Mark Hart, Nettie de
Courcy, Alf Holt and dozen minor fun.
makers The costumes and scenic equip
ment are beautiful and elaborate.
The herald., 1898-11-06

THE BURBANK Announce.
ment) Grand and comic opera at popular
prices is the extraordinary attraction Of
fered by Manager Shaw for a season of three
weeks, commencing tomorrow night. Opera
in Los Angeles at anything less than con
siderably increased prices is rarity, and
for this the music-loving public of Los An
geles is indebted TO the enterprise of Mana
ments with Mr.. Grau, manager of Grau's
opera company, whereby the regular scale
of prices at the Burbank will prevail during
the opera season. Mr.. Grau has q world
famous reputation as an impresario, and it
is said his present company is in keeping
with the standard maintained By him for
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~ OF Corpus Christi. (

,,h .s !, exas, January aS.-The
sIya.s s,,a arrived in port last even
(ornu a.on with a large cargo, con-
bn %g.s Christl and interior points.
~ .azador, Leman No. 3 and
4, n'so arrived here yesterday from
N ~, with lumber and ties for
Il, a.ional Railway company,
Esta,,, aoout 100000 feet of lumber.
w s,,uay presented a livelier ap-
beI,a,ni many years and stranger
6l n a this TO be lively port,
|sch s "n,y now and then that one
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

s-7cIi y furnished rooms ane firat,slats boarl
Couples: transient solicited y. aus.le =
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES m y,;ra s psrid
sooa p'l should call at 80, Aust'h street
rates 81 per week. III, H.,
TWO FURNISHED south rooms, nau, ana ana
~as 1900 each. Apply 81 chenessr, ans
Texas avenue. rs,,,,,,
LARGE upstairs room ana onf e ss,s with
hoard. within three blocks Of oap'io' "a
Apply HOP Rusk avenue
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO ooNTRAcToRs.,ssealesdt ! pro-
nosals viii be received at the Once o. u. =
p psa,s W. president OF the board OF man
s ssn antonio, Texas until Y o'clock n1 ION
February 1. 1895 for the ersstion %, 81 IN, ,So
sa,,,h,unstern insane asylum. Plans aiio
soeoisat,ons can be seen q. the San Az
s ,eno Dallas and Austin offices q j. kely
Gordon architect Each sro eSess N us' p S
ncuonlpa HI amount bid, to be forfeited 70
cen s - sh should contractor a to furnish
ane a ou bonds after contract Is De,
asrea awarded PROPOSALS WI % st reafse
upon the whole or such PATE pa, hard az rrseryes
In The ss spe % rsiest any a and ali BIDS Fur
, the i Information and blank prosessis can
he had Of the architect " W, Ma nrsstdan;
superintendent; d. + McShi's,
hoard Of managers. .--------------------
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements In Office Of The Post
ior week ending Saturday, January 20, 1898:
A.; I; 23o2 49, g.; 7; @. cooper; 9: +: D.;
mu.ey; 2o3o 90; Il. NJ Il 2oS2; 5ssi az:
sseS; Mrs Mrs r r.. Gentlemen; 2oo7; esOS cess,
Mrs. I; l.. 1851 o., 2s42; Ranchinan: 1898:
sas, 2OsS ls,; aots ta,i 2os4; 2oia, Fl. A.
ss4s; 2so9 % II. y. as; 2Ssi 90; Widow (sj ;
NJ t2l; 2323 "a; e. b. lsl
pk. w; Fl. McELRCY. after ar absence from
me city for some time. has reopened his
GENITAL office, k0f!a Main street, over Bald
wins bookstore. r.
MADAM L. WESTPHAL's Partisan new ele-
CANT masquerade costumes for rent and TO
order. Orders sent TO all parts of Texas
Rooms and 9, Telephone building,
VlAVI REMEDfES--HoME TREATMENTS---
Please call and investigate at State head
quarters, 402 Binz building; advice and
health book free; lady attendant %
BARGAlNS In Cookery. Glassware, Lamps.
ETC., at Houston China Hall, 1905 Texas
avenue. this week. 20
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FOR SALE--One George u. Nye steam vao-
uum pump, 6-inch suction and h-inch dis
charge. in good working order, fittings com
plete; one odorless sanitary excavatlng
pump. In good working order, fittings COM
plete; one eighteen t1S) horse power steel
upright boiler In good order. inquire Gal
weston Cement Pipe Works. 2S0s Market
stleet. Galveston. TeNna. 2-22
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~ - !. H., ,,rnoy ppor
FOR Residence 1906 NAN stree &c for ngar
Tor call on J. Alltmont, ut jules Hirsch y =,
eurncl Milan and Preston .--. -
FOR SALE OR RENT--iood prairie iarni 81
I'D acres, twenty miles west 81 hom .,san,'
on railroad j. L. Lester. 1l2la Main f'fee !;
7 HnustOl.
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iALvEsToN sTooK
MEXICAN REGISTRY.

II ', IN been made at tho custom
\, acKeynolds for the granting Of
y steistry to the German bark
49, M ~ Sabine Pass during the
/ Il, 1897. Tho vessel was
y w sso was " repaired by Dan GilIls
Z v- u The papers have been
snS ~ bureau OF navigation ut
~ arc expected to be returned
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THE HOUSTON Heights Office, 2oS Main
Ton Heights. The paving of Washington
street will double their value. John a;
Milroy, agent.
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LEGAL AUCTION SAbE OF warehouse and
hotel goods, February /. at Il. Chimenc's
office. Fannin street, beginning at 10 u. NJ.
Over 800 packages of trunks vaiises, sewing
machines. stoves, furniture crockcry aud
glassware. This sale has been legally ad-
vertised and VIII be sold without limit.
Houston M. and Sto CO., Il. Chimene, pro-
prietor. w. B. ochiftrce, auctfoneer. 81
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pTTONs ON SHIPBOARD
shipboard. not cleared. at Calves

Britain-steamships Rio Jano,
Fulwell. 65l1; Rita, 2S45; Bernard
Ielesforal 1862. Total, 1854.
ce-Steamships khio, 1856 bales;
fM; Tropea, 5i03; Breckfield, 6Ss;
llS2, Total, 15.227.
Notwithstanding Olinda, 1894
NV, lIs; kairos, 1861 Avona, 35IO;
Acacia, l0S Iloniton. III; OF
Mayiands. 1877. Tital, 15.16s.
IS kilburu. 1894 bales.
Mallory line, 3S3s bales:
Pne. l22s. Total. i05l.
cupboard, $1,000 bales
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un,.., NAF lay
iseL the leading druggist of
\ ~ says "I,r. Kings New
III t. pniy thing that cures my
4 tne best seller l have" j.
R.cnant OF Stafford. Arlx,,
Va AZ New Discovery is ali
13lSe 1T u II never fails, and
III = sor Consumption. Coughs
y. ~ not say enough for its
= cuss Rev Discovery for
II 9lSns and Colds Is not Il,
M az been tried for q quarter
~ .onay stands 8. the head
wv. n.s. Free trial bottles q
sser's drug store.
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"a 20 = npnrd ~ Trade.

= 'pnrl or Trade.
q ~ I, January n. The progress
y s men OF our little tity have
~ s.ep "a the line Of progress
|ss,. i'ill fledgsd chamber of
a Colonel j. N. Rushing as
z y Webb as secretary and
~. y SECURE a system uf wafer
|c,aI srlc lights, a first. class no.
olbark e CT high school building.
IVA public improvements as
IN u the near future.
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isSas January 24.-The Po-
4 , st, quite a large part OF
IA WIS IN county. are building a
1ns temperance council has The
- one Of the oldta- councils
Nv me only surviving one, OF
~ y, -, councils tina. llourishcd
~. IDS council owns half in
TX ~ rock building IN town.
Eople are now making grepn-
4 70 come off on the hight
me proceeds are To be
81 aies' Ceme,sry association.
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FOR SAI.E--Samrel lsaacs q Co. pens T6,
per gross; We win send them to you on re
ceipt OF price; ask your stationers. Phiia
delphia, Pa.
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| FOR SALE--Eggs from barred Plymouth
Rocks, Hawkins & Bradley stock, Call 2i7
Buffalo, near Union depot. 80
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGE Barred Rocks
Buff Rocks, Black Minorcas, Black Ians.
shans. Brown Lcghorns. Honduras, Light
Rrahmas, Cockrells and Gaines, Eggs IN
seasOn. +. Nj. Hyndshaw, Sandy Point.
Tpxns $3.50. .as5. ttss4.i 9
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THE PRICE of Engraved Cards has been re-
dnced. Write or call for samples. We'd
ding invitations engraved or printed on
short notice. j. j. Pastoriza Printing &.
Litho. Co, Houston Texas.
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FOR SAtsE--Good sized Iron safe. In nrst.
class condition: very cheap. Wilson \
Nnnnah. 2QS kiam building. Il
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fST0N COTTON RECEIPTS,
Colorado AMI Santa Fe railway.
by International and Great North
by Galveston, Houston and Hem
by Missouri, Kansas and Texas.
seston, La Porte and Houston. 49g /:
6s;; by sloop Witch of the Wave.
fld, !. Total, 6999.
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FQR. sAI.E-linvc a few hne hish grade Jer-
seys, fresh In milk, with young calves, that
l can sell reasonable. at Ills Franklin ave-
nuc. corner Chencvert street. 1
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FOR COUGHS aud colds nothing bettcr than
Eclipse Cough Cure: pleasant, harmless,
25o and 500 bottle. For sale al lsewyn's
DRUG Store, Main street, corner Preston. 90
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ron SALE OF, EXCHANGE.


WANTEp--Clean stock of merchandise: viii
trade Houston acreage or lots Grimes roull-
" lands, or ~ necessary scmo good Loics.
State particulars to $500. this office I'll
WANTEp--To exchange fine new plano for
tunrd md room; private family or first
class boarding housc. Address 'Piano."
this office.
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WANTED-4Yard to iix trees to trim, by day
or MONTH by practical gardener; private
family place preferred Address John Nell
son. this office. 81
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FOR SALE--Bay horse, about years old, l6,s
hands highs perfectly gentle, lady or child
can drive, will work anywhere; cheap. APP
ply no6 Crawford. Sc
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

trs z-s@ ~
LoST---W Wednesday. on Main street or Frank
lin avenno. pockntboolt. ]. NJ q, Monarh
printed inside Return to odin Kendall. at
CleVclanda and get reward, so
foST--A pair OF gold-rimmed speutacles
somewhere betwoen Stuprte drug store and
tho lIutohins HOUSE. Leave 1T city eugi-
necrn office and receive reward, %
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| TOR SALE--will contract the wood on 500
| acres OF ground; either stumpase or cord
wood. L. NJ Ayndshaw, Sandy Point, Tox.
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SALOON FOR sALE--Finc snioon in tho beet
town aud county In the state, good rem
sons for selling. Address quick. +. o. Box
3lt, WaSahache, Texas.
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CREAM, butter. milk and cream cheese doltv-
cred any time, IN any quantity; cows are
kept kept at my residence Oh Ghencysrt and
cream. Mrs. Lollie G. Barrett !.
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BICYCLES. new and secondhand, u to 80;
Cleveland and Crawford wheels. March
Cuinore, 3i6 Fannin street bicycle repair
TON. II
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AGENTS making $40 to $50 week; greatest
ateLts seller ever invented; both canvass
lars by mail. Monroe Mtg Co, X 1876, La
NioSSe, WIS. 30
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FOR SAI.E--s V0O or 5000 pounds or more Of
good sound smoked bacon. Apply to G. Il.
Thumeyer. Freyburg. Fayette county.
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CoALi coAL!--Calvcrt Lump Coal. $50 per
ton, delivered to any part OF city. Calvert
Main street. PIT
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Fol, ShbE--Now ~ StudebalSer wagon, gas
olint engine ley horse, nearly newt, new
horizontal pump Gao gallons per minutel;
ton NJ
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WANTED no RENT.

rooms, furnissnea n.
n Tor light housekeeping. A"uit's SO
this office
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WANTED--Postion by an experienced lady
stenogfapher; capable OF holding my res
sponsblc position to the satisfaction OF onl-
ployers, the best OF reference. Address 2Slt,
this Office III
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OIL PROPERTY-A bargain in corcisana oil
fields, two city lots, With two four-room
houses, two galleries on each, two good
wells. three blocks from nostofiice, both
houses rented; for sale cheap. Rust 4
Joinor Caldwell Texas 10
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY 70 loan on city realty; no commits
sions: give name and property. Address
r. o. Box ts6. Houston. %
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LADY with tact and energy to travel for Old
and expenses. b., this office
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SITUATION WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by n young rolornd man
10 work around the house feeding or milk-
Ing. Address Hcrmine Clark, this otfce' III
AN EXPERIiaNCEI3 bockSecpet, rapid, acct-
rate and not afraid ui work; first
references; wants position nj anything. Nd
dress Ills, this office. s.
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WANTED--First and second cook. coloreJ =,
once. man and wife without children pre-
Ietredi must be we'll recommended. Cafnp
Hotel, Navasota, Texas. II
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- $780,
BULK SEEDS--Wholesale and retail just re-
oeived; seed corn, all varieties; knf'ii and
milo clover seed rescue grass: seed pota-
toes: Triumph. New York Rose and Peer
loss onion sets. onion seed: sugar cane.
mllet, garden and field seeds: one quart OF
Mexican June corn free with every order.
The Holloway Seed. Grain and Commission
Company. Dallas, Texas. II
FOR sAIsE-A we'll selected stock of irwelry
also Cary saf5. good as now chilled
steel Inside doois). handsomely finished
and of following Dimensions Outside.
eaxi4x32i inside. 47isx2skylil2; will sell at
a bargain. Address X. W. Downord. trustee
for c. IL. Wysa. Bryan. Texas al
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WANTED--To correspond with female barber
Win view OF business engagement. Address
y Cunningham, Sabine Piss, Texns. %
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WANTED Situation to superintcnd wldowcr9
home by refined, educated young widow
Indy; VIII teach music and other branches
IL desired. Address Mrs. IL Leyergo, een-
crni delivery. "a
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SITUATION WANTED.

GOOD sIenogruphrr and typewriter wants po-
sttirn in law office, SO Us to continue study
oil law; is yeura of ages VIII Accept small
:itinrY. Address .A0N. Iris Office. 30
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WANTED--To employ man mud wife. man Ia
work ut odd Jobs on ranch and wife to cook
10y family of four: correspondence solicited
ACTRESS r. Bros. this office. 4