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Sharp County record., 1899-03-03
NEXT ENGLISH QUEEN
The Princess Of Wales in Line Of
Succession.
Life nnd Habits 81 the Popular
DaurEte--iu-L7v OF Victoria
viii Llveu Up tLe Roy
al Court,

Queen Tictoria recently admitted
that oil all The members of her royal
family. excepting only her yoaEse-r
Gauehtar Princess Leaui&, size has
most love ior her probable sueeessorr
the beautiful princess Of #4.e-
Alexandra, the next queen q Eng
land. Will enjoy In way all JLe power
welded by her husband and witt have
the Iuu social prestige now belonging
TO her m0tle--in-law.
For this reason and perhaps because
She likes to keep herself young enough
to enjoy this the princess OF Nglss de-
votes a portion of her time to athletics.
Her waist is "a marvel Of Ecarne2s. and
she a Grandmother with i've chill.
uren. tie scwe this syphilis GEure
which she has preserved past I-aa-e
ace. she resorts to The same means
as were employed by the late empress
Of Austria. Sine exercises constantly.
and one room of Marlborough house Is
filed with automatic side saddles sta-
uonarv bicycles and all sorts ot ..a-
L.uc aids. Size rides aaca-I--
doors and cu.G.ars-.vo logs every
day aud weighs herself l.glJ AID
moraur 10 bee sure she is not gaining
The princess of Wales Las never con-
.cruea herself with state matters. al
though she must know what is gcirm
oa. She has always been absolutely
Indifferent to sglh things, unless
swarEad to one side or the other or
personal navaltssn She admirgs AS
quith who married 'Dodo,' and cou.d
have ssaursd t9r him almost arg sos!-
lion. hut she was either too indifferent
or Too careless 10 ask, and chs vlocr0y-
ship which might have Jaen filed by
him to-day belongs to another. The
uueca. who knows every ,Ge Of the
possibilities of lcr statesmen. has ever
been a politician, locking for improved
service. civil and military, but Alex
audra has never worked along Folit.ca,
lines and never VIII; Size is not that
Kind of q woman,
Alexandra has her little wea.,.o.sa
all }rouau'v cncs. She is fond Of
novels, Fl thing tle queen aerp.aes. uu-
less Of the classic sort She Gial.aas
famous people, suga as authors and
artists, for sac is timid in the face Of
genius while the queen will have moth
ing to do with any other. Alexandra
loves fancy work and can outline a
worsted deg to perfection, while the
queen never takes a stitch Alexandra
notes the hang Of the skirt and the
cut Of the sleeve. Victoria is calmly
oblvious 10 everything except court
dress.
BritisherE will have something to do
to get used to their new queen, for they
win have to reconstruct all their ideas
Of royalty. Court dresses and jewels
viii shine I'm the dull old rooms and
music and laughter win be heard where
now only the echoes startle the shod-
owv figures of former gayety. Alex
andra has been preserving herself to
have her royal fling" and she is
woman enough to insist upon it.-Dhi-
cago Chronicle.
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NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that the
following named administrators
and Guardians fled account cur
rents at he Lecember term, 1895
of the S,acp county Probate
court. for sAs southern district,
for settlement with their respect
i've estates, ro-wit:
ANNUAL
j. r. Wilkins, administrator
Jcmima Bray estate.
j. ~. wilkins, administrator
Geo. w. Ca5aav estate.
B. z. Johnson, guardian W.
NJ. Johnson minors.
j. Juscu5, guardian Daniel
PucEeJt minors.
AMI all parties Interested in
the settlement OF any CT said es-
tatas are hereby notified to come
forward and file exceptions to
said accounts, # aay they have,
on OF before the second day Of
the next term Of said court. or
they will be forever barred from
excepting to said accounts or any
item thereof
II. B. HILL, Clerk.
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wEnLnnI sierolsrn.

rt is true that the preparedness for
war ON The part of the 5paniards was
g.aatcr 10 proportion TO the strength
Ct The two nations than the prepared
ness OF the United States in cages
where we actually dadostrongara armo-
mnr The great dispr3portIou OF loss
ana Tho comparative jncirecDiyoue7a of
0ho Spanish arms Of oour. rebound to
ire cfcdito1 country The strength
of America being, however, o. pre-
u0n0erul and ON some occasions our
armament ba'ug so much more power
full lt is fortunate that there were oc-
oJsIoDs for many heroic acts ON the
part OF Americans th1. were iu the
nature of "'ororu h0Dos" Among these
..c most conspicuous is Dhn ease OF
Oh. w.wo. .Na N.r.mc Though The
immediate object OF lba i1Hnro' tho
collier woa not oa.D.p pIiHhcd, u0 event
OF .hcwUaGorlad rruJvpootof the
hgh morale 0t .ho entire navy officers
aud men aJ'',c TNa JoHro of OhnonG-
GERS uI wamm .o participate m what
uu bno looked Uncomfortable ao-
rnoo o' limb or me- is not Che Icoat
iutnraaOire and, indeed pa,5ado part
OF Lieut. Hobsous thrilling narrative,
TIo uo. that .1 many stood ready to
engage Goo Ohc prrIoU duN while i'
does not take .ngIo leaf from The
nWus of those vboa'un'.y took part
td tho wucgyur muED Che 0croOm OF
tlr G''cer and crew 0t lhc Nurimag
aIgulicauuly TYPICAL Century
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The Best Offer Ever Made by a. Newspaper
3lyagc. every week for $50 cents

The 3a-weey Republic the best general newspaper printed
tie world containing all the in eight pages Wlce-a-week
and 5he Republic Model Magazine year for Sl5O.
The Republic Sunday Magazine the newspaper success
1891 home Journal Of tho best class IS large pages everyye
pages of tn pages Of the brightest and best reading prne
contains hgh-cas pictures and cartoons than were e
attempted any other publication More noted writers ana a
contribute the Republic Magazine than any other western
icaon The magazine will be sold only connection with
semi weekly Republic. Address all orders to
THaE &EPUBAaG, ~. LOuis, VEG.
Sharp County record., 1899-03-03
ncvciopmcut W INV pruinnIoos.

There i8 % highly fertile region a'I
around, with % large and active p1nUIa.
ton, and there are wu0u. mmuru.
SORTS hot spr.ues marvellous canyons
oudwatcrioHaUJ several .ug. country
houses ou immense estates close '0 .ha
lake, From the cas'uw Uou 0i .No
great sheet Of WATER which ia perhaps
~ miles across at il- widest part, It 81.
but dozen miles or. 'a ath.o ocean. and
from the ummiDof Jbc r.Urc which die
ydes the fresh voter from .hoW,r.Ue
great eSIaurc of tle ra'ia ls oror-
looked, and Che bold submits OF Iho
coast range OF mountains vanishing
north and south Zoo .hc distance. Ju.
der o proper government these islnads
would be The most charming region of
the tropics OF the commercial dcy'l-
opmeut Of The tropics need not speak
because u has been often discussed,
WNl aut amy doubt tlere are great pos
sibiities here, and plenty of openings
for thc Investment of capital and the
oNerclse of encrgy and enterprise --
E D Millett in HoUcr's Weekly
Sharp County record., 1899-03-03

To sweeten the breath, Dry
on the eye, clear the comple'
and insnre the natural bloom
health, use DR.. M. A. Sinlu'
liver medicine,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

| " the Tremont-H Weddle, New York;
NJ Hanson, Forest City, iowa: Helen
|knr, Rosina Hewley, Carolyn Dan
E Bostonians; Z. B. Raer, Houston;
" Morrissey, w. II. Whittiesey. Dallas;
IL Mcdonald Houston; r. j. Weller,
Rago; L. D. Reynolds. II. NJ. Sart, New
~; Charles b. Hervey and wife, Hous-
Z; Captain Millchap. Ship Rhone; w. II.
qua New Orleans; Vim. Donovan,
eN' G A. Kittell, A. r.. Kittell B. b,
X Houston; NJ. r. Goldsborough, Jr.,
y York; J w. Snyder, Baltimore; w.
Stafford Chicago: w. II. Ford, Beau
PCS I. W. Brander Richmond, Va.
~ oDonnell, New York; r. M. Hall,
Ray, Houston; p. r. Grooms, city;
nils Baldwin. New York; James H.
w, Denver; ]. Il. Warren. st. Louis
uasle n. Haywood. Denver: NJ. G. Leh-
y Philadelphia; 4. w Hall. r. Glib
!, New York; B. L. Hollingsworth. st.
sa, Y sisson, Virginia; c. A. Miller
!. Louis; II. c. Wheeler, Iowa; ]. b
sl'oS. city; T. s. Riley, Kansas City
y flouty and wife, Mrs. w. l.. Brown
= holles; r. A. Maus and child, In,
'--ePVlh.
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sourHWEST TEXAS TRUCKERS.
'en' oraani'ss TONS Are to he En-
cCuraGed.

''A' oranni'1s tons Are to Re En-
cSuraGed.
'pefc' Texas. February 2l.-The truck
|ss'us continued In session last night.
.sp'sa constitution and bylaws and
.'aea permanent organization. Mr.. Otto
sla Of clero is president.
Ivy iollowihg resolutions were adopted:
'pereas, this association deems it of
4 greatest Importance that as many as
4'p'e Of the truck growers of South
s 90 organized into local organiza-
ana rhat these be induced TO join
Ssocistion; be it
-vsed, That the president is hereby
10 appoint one or moro of the
ks'vss 10 see 10 it that local organiza-
" established among truck growers
,u organized, and one or more other
n L,s 10 induce outside organization
NY ~ uAs association.
Il. , sS'edb, IL Is of vital importance to
WICK growers of this association that
80 rom distance be induced to be
,.I,sass AZ every truck farming center or
<s.ak point. and that producers in the
fsss'n sections arrive at some under
Essns as 10 maintaining prices.
n,,r'ssei That the president is hereby
ri ~ s'ee' TO appoint one or more diree-
i /. work for the two objects referred
@~ this preamble.
t,Ss loiiowing are the delegates in at
i NJ j. M Murrough, Plantersville;
tc ,m,s norton. Mathis; A. Marsh. Calhoun
ycYss, .. A. Mcdenry, Beeylilc; w j.
.se, nasa Ihomaston; 0. M. Peterson.
H.. az, Otto Buchel. Cucro; A. *,
lG,na ioakum; A. ID. Rusk. ST., Rocl,
I<4,. J. NJ. Hlclder. Skidmore; W. IL
"a hunge;; G. S. Bemis.
~ sshtion were the following RAILROAD
q y Beard OF the Fort Wortls. and
,se, s. CITY c. II. Wagner OF the Gulf
e,ts and Santa Fe; w. n. cogswel
II hansas city. Plttsburg and Gulf;
III =. 3 ugherty OF the Houston East anc
Z, !. HAas w O. Hancock Of the Hnus-
4 49, and West Texas; =. G. Hatfield
i3s ~ ,.otlon Belt; N. r., Glass OF Tbs
III midland; s. G, Reade Of the New
D' stexas and Mexican and the Gulf
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sIps AND PROPOSALS.

4, r,I,s.--seoied proposals will be re-
I'D D,t,s ofaee of W. T. Fannin. Mar
..elserl az until / o'clock p. IN, February
IN ,Sss FOR TIE construction Of thrstszss,oIy
brick NJ ,ccordaSce with plans and speci-
IeNa.s, |" ,yhich can be seen at The office OF
rssAuTpi'sF annin. Marlin, Texas, or sam +,
Herbert, architect Waco. Iex "a g r. Fas.
theeh ~ a,,co,nr,any each bid. as suarantes
nm W WIN make good and solvent
Ind, liy The right reserved to reject any OF OF
an bids. ------------------------
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COTTON IN PHILIPPINES.
Relieved staple Can BE Raised More
Chcapiy Than in Texas.

Dallas, Texas, February 21.-R. d, Ber-
rey, assistant general freight agent of the
Houston and Texas Central railroad. Is
experimenting the shipment OF 5000
pounds of cotton seed from Dallas to
Manila, Philippine Islands The seed Is
to be used for planting lands for the cul-
tivation of cotton in the Philippines.
where it has been learned the staple grows
prolifcally and is raised cheaply..
Dallas cotton men profess TO see danger
to the cotton interests of the Southern
States in the acquisition of the Philip
pines They declare that the millions
of cheap native laborers Will In a few
years make the Philippines a dangerous
rival to Texas and the South generally
in the growth and manufacture OF the
south's foremost crop. This 5000 pounds
of Dallas seed is said to be the first ship
ment of that product ever made from
this country direct to the Philippines.
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Thousands OF men will welcome the news
that most successful remedy has been
found which will quickly cure them OF any
form Of nervous debility, lost manhood. lack
of vgor, relieve them OF all tho doubt and
uncertainty which such men arc peculiarly
liable to, and restores the organG to natural
strength and vigor of youth. As IL costs
nothing to get this wonderful formula 1t
would seem that any mar. suffering from
any form of nervous debility. ought TO be
deeply interested In ssuch a remedy. without
which they continue to 1.-Two an existence OF
untold misery. The remedy In question was
the result of many years research as TO what
combination of medicine would be the most
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-22

Cleburne. Texas, February 20--Two new
cases OF smallpox have developed in Gle
burne since Saturday, both children OF
Mr.. Bennett four OF his children are
now down with the disease. There are
now eight cases.
A detention camp has been established
outside the city. where all exposed per-
sons are isolated. The health officer ex-
meets to stamp out the disease as soon
as those already exposed either pass the
danger line or develop the disease. All
the cases are in the pest house.
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effective In restoring TO men the strength they
need. Send your name and address to Or,
l.. w. Knapp. 1859 Hull building, Detroit.
Miehastating that you arc not writing. OUT
prescription by giving the remedy n trial.
will be answered promptly and without evt-
dence as 10 where Information caInc from.
The DIS object of distributing this infor.
nation free IS 10 make men batter acquainted
with the remedies that exert an influence
upon debiltated nerves and wasted visor
Each different drug is thoroueLly explained
and the sufferer win thus know what he
should use In his particular case In order
to get TIE desired results Write today, There
is no doubt about the offer being genuine
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renee e. Meyer OF Syracuse, y y oners
another fortunate instance of the mnrvelous
results of Dr.. Rice's method. The imoof,ant
points are that the rupture. no mater nov
large dangerous or old II may be; Is secuIels
and comfortably retained within the aDaoHlcl,
Az the same time the broken muscles ,, nlu
made to grow together ard become rs nan
and solid us any other portion 81 we ~
domon. 1t Is home cure the naileli usinA
the method himself and the price Is 81 ~
that everyone can AFFORD IL. Mr. Meyer says
OF the cure; IL tried the method CT Dr. NV
because 1t seemed such II vast Improvements
over anything else | had used ana also cni nm
bined curative effects such as no ctner inpt
tire treatment contains, or course nam :
much faith in the possibility OF cur, "a
the results are remarkable. whereas ! la
been laid up for months before now IN. ru ,p
ture did not bother me for a minute. l, Wa va,
only a short time when ] couldn't zee, Any
trace Of where the rupture had been aIu y
sc on was able TO work all lay as lrerls " :,
Young man ! advice every rupluIeu h, "
or Woman TO send at once and get ms n.thi,
Cd as 1t will certainly cure perinaneIug, ~, 49,
porfectly." Mir. Meyers advice Is goad. I'LL
application to Dr. Rice, he will send you ~ !.
n book tina. fully explains now ne cur
rupture II you know Of another person ru ~,
tured send and get book Tor MN. Al, ~, ~
an act of Kindness will be rememoeIei an ~
rest OF his life Write today without is,'
Address Dr. w. 5. Rice. il9 n: MAN 2.
Adams ~ Y. Tho book Is mailed free 10 gu
who send name and address.
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THE KATY LIBELED.

N Norwegian ship Katy, loading with
n ii pier 10. has been libeled in the
vi court for $4,000. The complain
Ne cotton screwmen and the suit
n out Of tho service they rendered in
ssnishing the fire on board the Katy
Ns short time ago.
M value OF the ship is set out in the
kHon as 800, 900, being a vessel of 200
Mtnrden; the cargo of $500 bales of cot
IN raued at s145,000; $4,000 bushels of
ntat 100000. They claim salvage of
MI 10000. which they have demanded
y been refused, hence they bring suit
Ilsoyer the amount which they contend
n ore Justly entitled to for' their serv-
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s,rAII.roy SITUATION.
Coruu. Christi VIII Pay Half of the
Expenses of Alice.

Expenses of Alice.
Corpus Christi, Texas, February 2l.--
A ST ecial meeting of the city council was
held today when It was decided that the
city cooperate with the county and pay
hais the expense incurred in preventing
si,tllpox reaching here from Alice. The
mayor was Instructed to place guards on
All roads leading into the city. If neces-
snry. The city will also send q physician
to Alice and no passengers will be al
lowed to embark on the train for this
city unless they present clean bill of
health.
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college station. strict Quarantine

College Station, Texas, February I'll
The Agricultural and Mechanical colleges
quarantine against smallpox has been
made more rigid in that, beginning with
today, no person will be admitted on the
college grounds without certificate that
they have mot been in an infected dis
trict within the last fifteen days.
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smn,,.ox In the Territory.

Denison, Texas, February 2i.-Seyeral
hundred cases of smallpox are reported
in the Indian Territory, with many deaths
The disease is rapidly spreading causing
a panic The towns along the line of the
Katy are quarantining.
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.,r-nrpAL COURT.

FEDERAL SooN %
ING business was disposed oi
n ,'' sryant in the Federal court 70
u 4. Herman, Asa H. willle, a.
n Painter of Galveston aain.
.,,.o in the United States court
n, hoffman against the steam ,,. tss
ln for damages; case trleu
Ba.O 'nSor Amusement by the court.
7' ,a,awinr bankrupts, whose pe..
~. ~ aled at jefferson, were ,, us,
a' g. Acker of Hopkins couh'x :,
s...olds of Camp county, z. oni.h
t KY "o,,nty, A. Rosenthal OF Jeher-
'nns '' Other bankrupt cases DIS
|ssnv .,ro Mrs. d. P. Wilkerson, as
and Herman Lipfelt oil iious'0n'
~ .,.w,nr orders of continuance
.,srSd Michael e. Fitzgerald vs..
os rlsctric Light and Power Conn
N z, . n,t Moore Lumber Company
/. l,s s, ct al; George Christopher
\ sa s steamship Knutsford; Caves
' r.,os and Southwestern RaiiWay
|. r .aS,s Rowan eli al; j. d. Stratton
|s. NSs' p Dewey ct al; Charles y
w. ., VS. ]. D. Stratton ct al; D.
4. varan ct al VS.. Galveston, Brazos
,,. @r Railway ct al; George
snon Of al VS.. Francis smith; Marina
s.s et al VS.. Texas Land and I'M
E,Ion Company ct al ~, II
sssuS Gustave VS.. schooner John r
-;.min Francois VS.. New York ant
!, Steamship Company; under advise
\ ty the court
srse Engelfeltd VS.. steamship Strai d,
Spda; on trial. II Is a suit for Slo'oo'
srss for personal injuries receives
4 losding cotton September a, 1891
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western Texas and Pacific; J. II. Brooks
OF the Aransas Pass; Il. NJ. Winstead OF
the Frisco line: l.. 5. Palfrey OF the South
ern Pacific, and II. G. Archer OF the Kan
san City. Pittsburg and Gulf.
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Admitted to Bail.

Hearne, Texas, February 21.--City Mar
shall T. p. Griffin. charged with killing
Mastyn Brack here on last Friday, was
given preliminary hearing before JUS
tice w. G. Bishop yesterday evening and
his bond fixed at $1,000. which was readily
given.
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my NEvSl7EMS
\ Port for Four Years to
! Given Governor
NJ N THE FEDERAL COURT
...werc Dispo-cd OF.
W. ,,c. Bcen Libeied
for salvage

r,xos. February al.--chfis
" .,s,,rant member of the CAL
! commissioners, refused .' 70 sign IN
yla eV :. Nv the other members III
pss questions propounoeo 10
=. .,o, sayers, as published IN
oo''' a,her day. He made sepa'
" ! tho questions OF the GOV
~ = he differs from the answer
p received TELEGRAM from
KS = !, the treasury today ao-
1.ui' : furnish Governor sayers
~ ,ss,al list of all vessels 'iu 'h NAV
b ol1c, md cleared here during .ne
esrta 90" The request will be COM
N.Y. ll,.rer Fox makes the cnarse M, INC. .
, % 4 member of the eo s1dqss
lslsl. citi1en of the United S, snrv'
si'! atore disqualified from serS-
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Rice RuptureCure
Wonderfully brilliant Invention
Sold at Low Price.
A Home Cure That liz Restoring
Thousands TO Perfect Health Nnny
Remarkable Instances.

Some time ago Munscy's Magazine con.
taiucd an article on rupture with number OF
illustrations showing the remarkable curative
effect of a system invented by DR.. W. >.
Rice, 419 N. Main ST., Adams n. y, Law
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PERSON A.

LIST OF ANSWERS ,,oo ~ The
POSI- t or the week ending February U.s. 1872
X B.; 5I76 (sl Miss AlIsnl; g "a r. g b9 G G.
b. M. t2) 50O5: 5lQ5; 5955; A. EDWARDS. s5l9i
j. b. H.. Jennie Jones a.; 20; 935 a. IVI e >
9S3; 1868; 5l5S $3.50 5l5l 1891; 9eotsc' oh ~,
w. C.: Robert Griffin; $685. 5l3b " .Pqn an
FRANKIE al: 5g5G; IL. (2, 51SG; ). 6. keppdlesri,
RANDY King; 5Ole; 5al2: 6iSs; 5lSl "ge-
Nose Lemons. 1885; NJ L.; sii; Texas toi ,, !,
Stern; 500 (2) w. Rau; 5l6S; 5gJ9' lsoo
yS3; 5i66 tg 1866 (3); Proprietor; /; ks petfS-
ieWm; 59T2 ~; 1872; 5997; 81 ~; d2I2 W,
p. Nellie Willis %; 2Sss t2li oOi9' $50
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cu,,ett Case Tn Today.

Beeville, Texas, February 21.-The case
of the state of Texas VS.. Colonel N. Z.
Gullett, charged with killing Alonzo Alice,
is set for tomorrow. Fifty or more VII
nesses are already in town.
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DANCING scHooL-Pr Beach and wife;
Bryan Hall, members American Natloaal
Association OF Dancing Masters; hall open
every afternoon and evening for the re,
ception of pupils: over 100 pupils Registered
during the past month; general practlclhg
marty every Wednesday and SATURDAY
nights; good music =
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coA1 90 20 per ton. ST. 50 half ton. TO re-
e9 a. stock Of coal. We will deliver for the
next two wCers coal at above price ie'f II
phone 5S5.
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SIZED coRN-selected North, TEXAS s srow ra:
limbo yellow Dent YIELD Ip ,os 9 susses per-
~ ~. st Charles White, White Pearl, Golu
ON Beauty. Early Mastodon. Gour T sssu s nsd
Mexican June; write for price ieaas e'eI
aud Floral Co. Dallas, Texas
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If needing n tent. awning, tarpauln. wagon
cover, horse cover, hammock, coin sacks
or anything else made of duck. try hatt,
man & Kueeland, Houston, Texas. u
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED by colored woman
as cook. and ii wanted call at 1891 Walker
aypnup
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roAI.-s2 10 per ton. $3.50 half ton, To re-
dnce stock Of coal, we will deliver Tor the
next TWO weeks coal at above price, Ieie
phone 6s5
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G. A. CONNER left Bee county about hye
months ago; has light blue, eyes -, llg n
brown hair; any information thsnhl"ity -
ceived by an anxious mother. MIS- ~ ~ ~,
cllnrlns Elanconla. TeXas. -
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WANTED--sltuaton by sober and steal,y
SITUATION wanted by a colored man 10 work
around the house and ward ain irst,eiaas
cook and understand housewoFk, App'y
1851 Congress avenue, room !; can siNs
good reference.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

o stated meeting of Holland lods e
X No i a. i. aud A. Nj. tonight az 4,
Nv $50 O'Clock, Members o 81
N% Lodge No. ord 92g aq IN vit edo to be
present Fred Fenwick, w M; WIN ~
Kidd Secretary. -------
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THIS ONLY Keelay institute IN the Stite
for the cure of morphine ana whisky nd
dictions. Address Keith q Stewart. Belle
~ a plaCr Dallas Texas. u
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Fon SALE OR ExcHAsGh.

EXCHANGE can match mosi any tf ~,
building.