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ARKANS AS RIVER PACKET co.
ED ROWLAND. Pres. s Gen. mnEF'.

WD ROWLAND, Pres. 6 Gen. mnRF'.
 G. E. PBILPOT General AgeL. Boat Leaves Memphis every Tues day at D. m
 Boat leaves Pine Bluff every Fri day at Il 8. m.
 We make lowest rates from and to all points.
 Telephone No. G6. for general in rm {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-23
smallest Tree In BrltaIn.

The smallest tree that grows in Great Britain may be seen on the very top of Ben Lomond. It Is the dwarf willow, which at maturity reaches B height of only two inches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-23
svg warned.

When p> typewriter girl went ay. wha you think?"
 she note for the new girl ang mighty shaky on the SC of sha 9d will Chicago Rec ard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-23
Professional.

nR.O. D. SMITH, Veterinary Surgeon and u Dentist treats all diseases of domestic z animals Office at Brewsters Stable. Tele All Calls Night and Day
 Answered Promptly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-23
Richest of Gold Mines.

The richest gold mine in the world Is in Victoria, Australia, under the thriving town of Ballarat, and in thirty years has yielded sS6O ,0OO 900.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-23

Ruff City Lumber Go. manufactur- CT and dealer in all kinds of lumber, also sashes, doors, blinds, and all kinds of iDterior and exterior finish Fvervthina at reasona ble prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-23

nK, A. W. TROUPE, Pine Bluff. Ark U Office Hours, 2to D. m. Telephone
 effice with Anderson-MeY Drug Store
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! HAVE FOR sALEa nice home, No 1902 ! ". eth ave Groom bath and out houses. Party wishes to sell within the next two weeks, account of his removal of business 70 St Louis Also 4 nice building lot on W. 9th ave. Must be sold at snce, Terms to suit the purchaser. Telephone or call on Chas. Haycock, Real Estate Agent, 2l West Second Avenue
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CfIEAP
 VOL UMN

TOR RENT House No. o09 West 2nd ave- nue. bath room cstern. water works. &e Apply to Mrs. L. Moore, 9i0 W. sth avenue, old phone 2Gs. m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-08-23

Leave Pine Bluff 1;f0 D. m., arrive Ch1cae6 Il ;45 next day Only one change; through sleepers.
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HYMENEAL.

NEuHAUSE-BUR yorktown. Tex.
July l9.--At the residence of the bride )
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Burow, Mr..
William Neuhause OF blackberry was mar
ried to Miss Jane Burow, Rev. 1. K. Pooh
officiating, The happy couple will leave
on the 1920 train for their future home at
blackberry, Lavaca county.
FEZEL- FEZEL.--Beeville. Texas, July
2O--At the Methodist church in this city
last evening at $50 o'clock, Presiding Ell
der j. NJ. Alexander officiating, Mr.. R.
l. Fezel of Beeville and Mrs. S. NJ. Fezel
Of Houston were united in marriage. The
wedding was very quiet affair. only a
few intimate friends of the contracting
parties being cognizant Of its consumma-
ton. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Fezel were driven to the Queen hotel,
where a bounteous repast was served and
they were made the recipients of many
hearty congratulations from friends who
had assembled there to welcome them.
Mr.. Feel is one of the best known trav-
cling men in Texas and Mrs. FezeL is
well-known in Houston business and So
ciety circles, where she has resided for a
number of years. They will make Bee
vile their home for a while.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


BONHAM.-The Fannin county ..hoo,
census shows total OF l2,17b. an increaae
OF l6l over last year.
NEW B0ST0N.---The examin,np tr,s,s
OF the men engaged In the recent afYrav
mere are now In progress.
TROY.-Elder Tom Smith suep,
speaker. is conducting a revival meeting
at the Methodist church.
PARASITIC wheat bin at the new eo,r
MIL gave way and its contents scattered
all over the neighborhood.
BELT0N.--The grand Jury returned into
the district court fifteen indictments far
felony and number OF indictments in mis-
demeanor cases.
DENToN.--A report from the smallpps
camp To-Day says that Mrs. Salmans, who
IL was thought would die is getting we'll
tast; no new cases have developed
FERRlS.-A ripple OF excitement was
created here by one man shooting M am
other several times; no great damage was
done; a scandal was the basis OF the shoot
ing. '"oot-
TRof.-More wheat is being received
than In any previous season; shippers
cant get enough cars to get Il awav: the
grain threshed since the heavy rain is
considerably damaged
PALESTlNES--The furniture store OF
a. II. Bailey was burned. Matt Morton
was severely burned about the face and
nahus. Inc stock of furniture was badly
damaged by water and was insured for
about $4,000 and the building for $4,000.
CHAPrELL HILL.--The streets OF
Chappell Hill and all roads leading IN them
ana which We're torn all to pieces by the
recent great flood rain, are now being
put in thorough repair A large number
OF hands are at work and in a few DAYS
they Will all be put in good shape.
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COLoRED BAPTIsTs.
Proceedings of the Central Associn-
ton at ConrOe

Conroe, Texas, July 20.-The Central
Baptist association is now in the midst
of very busy and interesting session.
The town is full OF strangers and more
are coming in on every train. Among the
host that entered the city last night and
this morning very prominently are Revs.
B. J. Prince, Navasota; S. NJ. c. Paws,
Huntsville; S, G.. Custer, Hampstead, /.
NJ Hendon Houston; Prof. P. Ahner,
Trinity; Prof w. H. Brandon, Montgom-
cry.
The following towns are well repre-
sented Mon gomery, Bobbin. Nayasota
Huntsville, Trinity, Cold Springs, Hous-
ton, Hampstead, Crockett, Willis, Danville
Plantersville, BRENNAN. Waverly, Love
lady, Livingston, Emporia, Anderson,
Longstreet. Courtney, Washington, Grabal
Rev. p. A. Northington, the pastor of the
local church. with a very active commit
tee on reception, is mastering the situation
in comfortably locating the delegates. The
executive board finished up the preliminary
work on yesterday by collecting quarterly
dues for the past year and settling some
old accounts.
Promptly at the hour of 10 O'Clock the
moderator, Rev, P. A. Northington, sound
ed the gavel and called the association TO
order.
Kew. -, y. GTIuCo Oh NdNdsuld PiSoiuSu
at the organ and the audience sang cling
10 the Cross Rev /. NJ. Hendon CT
Houston read the sixty second chapter Of
Isiah and Offered fervent prayer. The
delegates Joined in singing "Hark, the
Voice of Jesus Crying"
President Northington made few gen.
eral remarks as to the work Of the body
and the department OF the delegates in
general.
Prof J. Perkins OF the local committee
on arrangements announced that the
Methodist Episcopal church building had
been secured for the sessions of the wo-
mems convention. Recording Secretary
Abner read the programme as prepared by
the board. The programme being so FAR
unsatisfactory that resolution by Rev.
Prince ordered the appointment OF COM
mittee to revise the same. Committee: j.
]. Turner, w. H. Brandon, w. ]. Lockett
Following committee was appointed on en-
rollment and finance; W. H. Brandon, b.
]. Prince,
The claims OF missions should be pre-
sented. The hour of II on Friday was
set apart for the address.
A collection was taken by Revs. F. IL.
Dean and e. w. Collins for general pur-
poses The choir under the management
of Mrs. NJ. j. Turner at the organ FUR
nished some very choice music,
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NEUROLOGICAL.

- -Rockdsle, Texas. July %.
Nav Coffield Burpet, afssr a.
ni s, died yesterday afternoon
ilinesss IN the city cemetery at
purie' today. Deceased was
Iock Z ~ Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Cof-
cnhu nrisf span OF life was re-
, ro, the fact that she Won an
isoa whose privilege II was to
'p ssro-n the wealthiest and most
u f, 10 the lowliest and old
A c'. Miss Annie May was held
rkey esteem from i~r cradle TO
Eiopa, VA M epitaph can ever tell
re, a' sweetness and purity OF her
Guar e,sr pallbearers we're Messrs. j.
sP n. Hicks. Leonard isaacs'
anu ,s,n II. L. witcher and j. e.
ens. y, of.whom have known her
Pr a. a tiny miss OF three years.
was sars ago she was y lrried to
pre- ,,rnst who survives her to
u n s p of her stricken parents.
" Nv previous deaths IN fookoaie
~ a attended by so many tonch,ng
el mis- one. and even the closing
a. go, va, IN he conducted by a min
o. ia' usyer known her. 1t CHANGED
oIn, w. ministers were absent
res came and Rev. Charles A.
!, Austin responded with great
~ 20 the call TO offieiate at the
nyar the mortal easement OF a
. ~ sweeter spirit the grave
III closed. 90
b,scH.-sealy, Texas, July Is
prslbIsch, sr.. died at his home IN
,ast Thursday after long ana
ri ,aa Deceased was born Mo-
~ is4l. in Friedland, Germany,
10 Texas when young man.
4, lustin county. where he has
..asa After years of persever-
'S Nara work he had built up in
4 lucrative business IN the fur
IA hardware trade. and has ac-
~ l1 considerable property. In A.
~ death Sealy loses one OF her
,iernrising citizens. one that we
miss His remains were laid to
a.y afternoon in the Sealy ceme-
dsr the auspices of the knights
and Sons OF Herman. He leaves
md six grown children to mourn
n Peace to his ashes.
E-Lufkin. Texas. July IS
from Glbsland, La, named Joseph
came here about a week ago. was
lex and died here last night. A
as found in his grip from his wife
and. Justice Smith has wired his
know what disposition to make of
Very few people here knew that
nan was sick until Sunday evening,
|ouId have gotten better and earlier
h, Tn to a late hour this evening
from his wife, and the officers
|npelled to bury the deceased,
-Karnes City. Texas, July 20
k,esday evening Mrs. Callie Neal.
R. B. Neal of Helena, died of
on after brief illness. Her death
we're blow not only to her grief
husband and children. but to the
Community. Mrs. Neal was a
Of Dr.. Harrington of Mississippi
sister Of Prof. Harrington of the
M. college at Bryan. She was laid
in the Helena cemetery yesterday
at s o'clock.
EER. --Moulton, Texas, July 10
Wagner died at her home, about
les north of town, yesterday even
Ter short illness, being a little
years old. She leaves a husband
eral children to mourn her death.
hains will be inferred this evening
;atholic cemetery at Moulton.
|RD-Texarkana, Texas, July 1S.-
Buiord, a veteran of the Mexican
wars, died at his home near here
the age OF So. The deceased has
this section for the past thirty
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs--sea bids,
addressed TO II. r. lilllard, president OF the
board OF trustees of the Deaf and Dumb Ia.
stitute at Austin. Texas. will be received
until Friday July 49, 1879, Tor the construo-
ton, equipment, Encouragement and repair
of the heating apparatus az SAID institution.
Said repairs and REIMBURSEMENT inellaes set
ting OF boilers, etc. Plans dEd specifications
eau be seen ut the Office OF J. l., O'Connor,
architect, Austin, Texas All rlds mast be
accompanied by a certified cheek 70 the or
der of the Undersigned 10 an amount equa!
TO 10 Per cent OF the amount bid, saIj check
70 be forfeited to the board OF trustees ot
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum IN event the
successful bidder shall fail within one week
after award 10 furnish good and sutheienI
lond for the faithful performance OF said
contract, Bidders must state time In which
they will undertake to complete the work.
The board reserves the rgnt to reject any
and all bids IL. p Hilliard, president 81
the board j. l.. o'Connor architect. Is
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids
will be solicited for the remodeling OF the
Mt. Zion church, a wooden structure, etc.
See plan at 2i20 Mckinney avenue: BIDS must
be In by Friday, July y. iseg' Address to
.yetary. Reserve right to reject any or all
bids. n
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS sparate sealed
bids, addressed 20 H. =. Hllllard, Pgesidaot
Of the Board OF Trustees o. tine Deat and
Dumb AsyIum Agstn TsSa ss,s wi5l Be ,p r.
20 1905. for painting. plumbing. general
repairs and new work on said institution,
~ per plans and specifications on file IL
office OF j. l.. o'connor ar,n'teei. Austin
Texas.
All bids must be accompanied by sfrtl'
fed check 10 the order % sac Hiliiaro'
president. for I've hundred ccllars ttoOll,
which shall be forfeited to tbs, stlte 81
Texas in TIM event the successful bidder
fails or refutes 10 enter into contract ana
give tie required bond within Ave t3ys
fro, IT. al ruutlglta iDF the
faithful execution OF faid work
The Board Of Trustee reserves the Fignt
H. r. Hilllard.
presidept ~ the Board OF Trustees.
J, L, 0Connor.
90 Architect
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Trinity County. Texas, July IS,
rain is needed
p, Smith County, Texas. July is.
am this morning improved crop
immensely.
Harris County, Texas. July IL.
ain has damaged corn considera-
on is doing we'll.
Shelby County, Texas. July 1s.
rain OF the year; too late Nor
will help cotton.
(on' Wharton County, Texas, July
I'm Is opening rapidly and the first
De ginned about the middle OF
Y, Trinity County, Texas, July
le ram, which was needed; cotton
ner; corn cut short one-t third by
q Bandera County, Texas. July
rains have greatly aided the
y big crops of corn and cotton
made.
Kaufman County, Texas, July
worms In this section yet, but
are reported and the worms are
shortly.
sN Collin County, Texas, July
.avy rain today. which is detrl-
Inc grain crop. Threshing had
assumed, but will be made I'M
ior a week.
BELL County. Texas. July 1s.
around salado report cotton is
paoly since the rain. Patches
promise OF half bale or more
nave thrown off nearly every
sm County, Texas, July TO- The
s are Very numerous here now;
sssxnc'urlng the leaves on the cot
sAs are entertained Of damage
~, The farmers say a good
y ram would be a benefit to the
.suadelupe County. Texas, July
~. s outlook is brighter than II
rnaa ace 1889. Farmers in this
, y. to make a bale of cotton
u, provided the boil wevil will
~ appearance, Carloads Of wa
peaches and truck are shipped
'''hern markets.
sa s,.. Hunt County. Texas. July
o. ,ass. pest Of which farmers In
XIII are complaining is the grass
i ssia Is deyourlng the crab grass grass
II a. grasses 1t Is worm about
arn ,sps'h and works ferociously.
n ~ "a 10 fear that il viii next
c0son plant. which is now
~, houston County. Texas. July
IL. se looking very well in this
n the rains, but thew wsra
y y. l e. 20 per cent BY ' bipb ~ wa.
si ss We're completely dsstr ,,yed
wy SSss /, In this section ts M 'a ue,r
= 'ast, not by 20 per ' cent. year
1nn>-----
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Boy Badly Hurt.

Lexington, Texas, July l9.-Yesterday
while running stock near Dime Box, this
county. Master Johnny Mundine was Sc
riously injured by his horse falling with
him. Johnny is son OF Mr.. John H.
Mundine of Lexington, weli-known
cattleman
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OTHER DEATHS.

), Fred c.; at San Antonio, July II.
Mrs. Amanda w; at San An
lly Is.
h, Mrs. p; at Mckinney, July II.
| W. T.; near Bonham.' July II.
pms, Marguerite; at Terrell. July
Mrs. J. c.; near Marshall. July
BID, Mrs. Virgil. at Paris, July II.
Mrs. Laura E.; aged %; near
/ July II.
p, W. j., sr.; aged IL; at Navasota.
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,,eiolcing over the good prospects. tn.
laules OF the Crosby Sunday school ars
gems 70 give an ice cream supper to hair
day school. VI tne sun
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PERSONAL.
LIST OF ANSWERS

LADIES-Our preventive positively relieves
longest and most obstinate cases in two
days; safe. sure and effective under any and
bring desired results; one box always sufii-
eient; price 81. For particulars address Lee
Remedy Co.. 64eo Langley avenue, Chicago
>
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NOTICE is hereby given that special meet
Ing OF tho stockholders and board of direct.
ors Of the Galveston, Harrisburg and san
Antonio Railway Company, by order OF tho
ilce OF .hc company in the city OF Houston,
Harris county, Texas. OF Tuesday. the 18Th
day OF August 1898, for 'he purpose OF elcct-
ing officers and directors for the ensuing
wear. c. b. segar secretary Galveston, Har-
risbarg and san Antonio Railway Company.
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WANTED TO BUY.

TO BUY HOUSE and lot on monthly Install
merts; Third waTd preferred. give iocAuoa
price. terms. 65sl. this ofhee ------A
buy Jersey COW. With youns
heller calf Address Mrs. c. RogAn, loz9
Crockett street. ~
WE Buy. rent ana store furuiture. We loan
Meney aid charxe no interest," on iurn.luIe
stored with 10. Barr & KGller. ~ lIayl-. y
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S rs1, Near Crosby.
Ding 4. July so--corn and cot
.Aeu' uae' Cotton on timber land
high and farmers are
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HOUSTON HEIoHTs lots for sale a, iOwes'
nr,ce. on iDs.aIlment plan. ofhce go Main
street John A. Miiroy. agent.
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FOR SALE.

SOMETHING FOR FLOOD suFFERERs--
Mexican June corn: Il will mature In ninety
days from time planted. thrves best Ia hot
weather. and makes without raiu: at S.o9
per bushel. Fer sale by n. J. ~. Hopkins.
Rockdale. Texas. AZ
FOR SALE at sacrifice: 10000 feet OF good
yellow pine lumber. consisting Of Ike. ks
hiO. lxl2. 2x6 and AKA. at Magnolia Park
This lumber cost about sl2 so at the ward
buNer can reiec, oulls. II, E. Fuller Sii
Main street y
FOR SALE--Three extra good vendor lien
notes. assreeating In value $500 90 with In
teiest at 10 per cent. on property recently
SOLD for 5000 90; no discount. j. O. Me-
Bride. Alvin, Texas. y
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED--In every town In Texas
10 sell the Densmore Bali Bearing Type
writer Texas Auto REGISTER Co., Dallas:
WI WANT agents 10 sell the Economy har-
ress rlsettr; holds enough riyets TO do sey-
erai dollars OF repairing, yet sells
when loaded for ST. price Is right; can re-.
month send 81 for sample and terms.
f, THONGS r. Foote a. Co.. sole manufaeturerss,
Los Angeles, Cal =
AGENTS wanted 70 soliclt for tho best fra,
ternal association In the South: features
thar take: oniy good hustlers need apply.
John W Dale. Decatur. Texas. y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for acceptabis
ideas. state II patented. The Patent Record.
Baltimore. Nd ~
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PROGRESSIVE flood sufferers will plant this
week black eve peas, alfalfa clover. potato
onion sets, early siN-wceks corn juno corn.
siN-wecks potatoes. sweet; potato slips 81
per 1000; millet and turnip seed. broom
corn. Holloway Seed, Grain and Commits
sion Co.. Dallas Texas. Il
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THE HARDMUTH copyine ink pencil writes
black and copies purple. does not soil the
fingers and Is the same decree OF hardness
as No. 2 pencil. Price SLIGO dozen
Order a sample half dozen aud try them.
j. j. Pastoriza Pts. 4 Llthc, Co.
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SEEDS FOR JULY PLANTING
Mexican June Corn, German Millett. Kaffr
Corn. Velvet Beans. African Millet. Whip
poorwill Peas. Turnip Seeds. Write for
prices.
Texas Seed & Floral Co.. Dallas. Texas. If
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BOARD YOUR HORSE NJ Wilson livery
stable. sl4 per month, best ventilated stable
in city Phone bl5. John Thomas. man.
ager u
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FOR SALE-Steanier Edna. so tons capacity.
length lo2 feet, beam % feet draughi feet.
twin engines Price, $1,000. T. L. Chew ming,
Lynchburg Texas. p
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WANTED--l00 heifer yearlngs; 100 steer
yearings; 200 COWS; 100 2-year-old heters,
200 2-yenr-old steers; state price and ioca-
ton Address 1914 Clay avenue, Houston.
Texas. ~
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FOR sALE--Six nice city broke drivers and
surrey horsoa: guaranteed gentle for any
lady; prices S5. 90 to 800 90 w. 7. Smith
Larendon's Stables. %
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FOR SALE--Fine herd OF deer. eleven head
all gentle. Address o. j Gill. Lake Charles
La. Is
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-Two Jersey cows fresh IN milk /.
young, gentle aud good mixers. Cali at ll16
West Fifth ward ~
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FoR sALE-About GOO acres OF land near Easi
Rernard cheap for cash. For Information
rIesse apply 10 Mrs. A. II. Johnston. West
End San Antonio. Texas. 80
THREE lots. with nice, hye-roon cottage and
:, seabrook for sale cheap mot for remit,
Immediate possession. Apply 10 Ben Camp.
hell. "
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY - Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investiga-
licited. james Mccane. box 1e0 Houston.
Texag Il
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY, STOLEN.

s. o, COTTON q BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and Adjusters. 10 Main street. II
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FOR SALE

FOX SAIE--
Mandolins. from 50 90 up.
Vlollns, from 81 90 up.
Gritars, from $500 up;
Moth Harps from SC up;
Musi. Stands. Sl.00.
Piano Stools, SIS 90;
riaIc Searis. IS co:
Sheet music at half price
c. Janke q Co, Music House.
sos Main street 4-16-lat
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

sell n well established news
paper, less than 100 miles from Houston. In
a town of G000 Inhabitants. The proprietor
wants TO engage in other business An up
to-date job outnt In connection. Address
G59g this Office 3
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WANTEn-~To trade my pasture OF 1907 acres
for Drazos bottom farm L. Il. Ward
Edna Texas.
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YOU WILL find a complete line OF pictures,
picture frames mouldngs, etc. at Kopt'g.
l0l4 Prairie avenue. III
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

exchange for surrey, good
strong marc. Address sSlN. this ofiles e
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STRAYED--0nc bay mare mule, 10 hands
high. gentle. collar and hobbie marks, one
wndblow on each bind leg at knee; liberal
reward. II. Sauer, Pearland. Texas. Il
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WANTED--A home In a good religious family
methodist preterred). for little boy 10
years OF age, he Is good and willing. Mrs.
Jno. Williams. Sweet Home. Layaca county.
Texas. 20
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BlCYCLES--A boys 24-inch wheel In hrst-
class order will do for boy to IL wears
old SIS. Has Morgan & Wright tires
March Cumore, Houston II
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FOR RENr--A large store. l0l7 Preston ave-
nue. Inquire at lvls Preston avenue. at Y.
Schwtikardtn. Il