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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
salable thousands upon thousands Of

salable thousands upon thousands OF
pounds Of tobacco annually.
a Portsmouth man i'll the person OF
Mayor James i. NJ. Wright. whose
father made famous the Durham smoll-
ing tobacco by It's navoring, has at
last solved this great question by dis
covering IL liquid that Will, he says,
and he has given it II long and severe
test, revent. by its use. the great an
noyance and loss which the tobacco
manufacturers have been subjected 10
by reason of these little bugs.
So firmly convinced Is Mayor Wright.
that he has just what has been so long
needed in that direction. and SO abso-
lutely sure is he. that it Will do it,;
work quickly and effectually. that he
has agreed TO allow any and all repu-
table manufacturers of tobacco To test
it for themselves. lie calls it Wright $
Tobacco Bug Destroyer" and if 1t
will do what it's discoverer is positive it
will do. large fortune awaits Mayor
Wright. said 4 we'll known dealer yes
terday
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
DEATH OF MRS. DITFrrr

Mrs. Saliie Duffee, wife OF Jesse t..
Duffee, died yesterday afternoon n the
residence of her husband, in Cot,ope
Place, corner OF High and Rose streets.
In the 22d year OF her age.
Mrs. Dulfec is daughter of the late
George and Saria Myrtle. She was a
member of the Calvary Baptist Church.
rom which place the funeral will take
place this afternoon at O'clock
The deceased lady was dearly he
loved by wide circle of acaunintances
and her demise has asAa gloom over
the entire community inSwhich she re-
sided.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
MAYOR wRIciH1vs DIscovrpv

For years the tobacco manufactured 9
of the country have been annoyed By
what Is known as the tobacco bug. .
and they have made every effort posi-
he to checkmate these dasiroyers in
their inroads into the profits of the
business.
No matter how well the manufacture
ed article may be protected with ex-
cellent boxing and careful hacking
these little destroyers Will. in spite Of
al the precaution. get in their des true
tive work. and make useless and I'M
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
MIR. wIECINM STEWART WON.

The boys lined up for the shoot for
the W. \. White silver cup yesterday.
and there was blood in their eyes. The
cup is something handsome. and who
ever wins it must shoot well. indeed.
Mr.. William Stewart was the winner at
yesterdays shoot. making score of II
out Of 30. The following was the general
result; Harris. IS; Ecdd, Sc: I3iisoly "a
Crammer. Sc: Pierce. %: Stewart, Al
Gallagher. Sc: Mooney. 2S Butt. Is;
Mules, y: Byrd. 26; Cleaves. 2S; White.
80
The club will have n large 4th of
July shoot. under the management OF
w. \. White and all of the local sports
Will participate.
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BERKELEY.

Last evening al S o'clock Odd Fell
lows Hall in South Norfolk was we'll
niled with people. the occasion being
the commencement exercises of the
south Norfolk graded school. The boys
ana girls. attired i'll becoming cos
tunes. with faces bright and hearts
glad, because OF the event. made de-
cidedly pretty picture. Each little boy
and Srl performed their respective
parts well. and reelected much credit
upon their teachers. This year the
school was under the direction of Miss
r. II. Wright assisted by Misses Blanch
Barry and Nancy Shafcr. and was per-
haps the most successful year in the
history of the school. The school build
ings have been enlarged and improved
in many respects. and the trustees are
making preparations to establish and
maintain an effective system through
out the county.
PROGRAM
Sailing Chorus. by the school; recita-
ton Miss Matte Jones: duet Misses
Adams and McIeroy: Mother Goose
Ball Hall; Home OF Liberty, school:
Queen of the Fairies; Boat Song; Scarf
Drill; good night. by the school.
MEDALISTS.
Senior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jones.
scholarship.
Intermediate Department-Bertha Gil
rond. scholarship; Othie Shepman, at
tendance.
Primary Department-Pansy Dean.
scholarship. and a handsome gold ring
from her parents fer. department.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23

Distressing Kidney and Bla a0er dis.
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. ;.
1t Is great surprise on account OF its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
IN BLADDER kidneys and back. In male
almos, Immediately. II YOU wanl
quick relief and cure this Is the rem
edy. Sold by Wake & Martin. drug.
gists. los Water street. Norfolk, Va.
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THEY DIVIDED HoNops

The two games OF ball which ye,s
played at S. a. l.. Park yesterday he
tween the Atlantic City team and the
Ding Bats" OF Portsmouth. resulted in
each winning a game.
The first game. owing to the inability
Of the Ding Bats to hit the bali. was
won by the Atlantic Citys. Score 3 n .
The second game was won by the
Ding Bats to G.
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sABATH DISSERTATION

The following query from the ",rruth
Seeker" fully explains itself:
Portsmouth. Va, June 90. 1899.
Mr.. Editor:-K Kindly give this in
quiry place in the Forum OF your most
excellent paper:
"Will either OF THE reverend gentle
men who spoke on Sabbath Desecrn
ton" last Sunday please inform the
writer by what authority they call
Sunday tho Sabbath?"
TRUTH SEEKER.
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OLD POINT MD cArNs TONIGHT

7
Y. NJ. c. y. moonlight tonight. IS the
watchword for Y. NJ. c. A. boys and
Their friends to-day. The beautiful and
commodious steamer Pocahontas will
leave her Portsmouth wharf. at the foot
of High street. at 100 o'clock this even
ing. and the Southern Railway wharf.
Norfolk. at 745 The committee in
charge have done everything possible
u make the evening enjoyable. Besides
The delightful water trip, the musical
program Will be worth the price of
tickets. Arrangements have been made
with the street car companies to make
ample provision for the crowd on their
return. STOPS will be made at Old Point
going and returning.
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'RSONAL AND OTHERWISE

Miss Ada l.. Perry, who has been Wis
ting her cousin, Mrs. II. l.. West, on
Lee street for the past two months, left
yesterday afternoon for her home in
I.unenburg, much TO the regret OF her
many friends here.
Mr.. Harry Baker. OF Maryland. Is Wis.,
ting his sister. Mrs. c. c. Dustop, in
South Norfolk.
The Presbyterian and Christian Sun.
day schools will picnic at Virginia
Beach to-day. Excursionists will be
able TO purchase tickets at the Norfol(k
and Western depot. but not at the yir-
ginia Beach depot.
Mr.. J. w. Duston. OF South Norfolk.
left yesterday for Washington to spend
several days.
Mr.. Day White. the guest of his sis
ter. Mrs. Thomas Haskell, in Oakdale.
left yesterday for his home In Eliza
beth City. N. C.
FUNERALS.
The funeral OF Mrs. Laura JamIson
widow of the late William Jamison
who died Wednesday morning at her
home. on Liberty street, took place
from the residence yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. r. NJ Chandler. OF
interment was in Magnolia Cemetery.
The funeral OF Mr.. w. S. Saunders
whose death occurred Tuesday at his
home. on Twelfth street. South Nor
folk. took place from his residence ves
terday afternoon at O'Clock. Rev 6
s. Robinson. OF the South Norfolk Ran.
tist Church. officiating. Interment in
Magnolia Cemetery.
The obsequies OF the little child or
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Moore was con.
Quoted from the residence yesterday
morning at 1890 o'clock, Rev. n. s
Lancaster of st. Thomas p. E. Church
oficiating. The remains were laid to
rest in Magnolia Cemetery.
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PROPERTY CHANGING HANDS.

PROPERTY CHANGING HANDS.
Isabel Beale to Mary f. Brooks. one
tnIri interest in lot near SCOTS Creek:
500; county.
carton Myers and others to Norfolk
Water Front Development Company
lot No. 10. In block 142, Lamberte
Point; sl25; county.
George f. Wood and wife to 7. T.
Jones, four acres of land in Butte Road
district; 800: county.
Joseph L. James and others to Hun
Yer Is. Gainor lot 10, block Q, Provi-
dence Grove; 500: county.
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BERKELEY ADvTs

~ R a T f s.-A FIRST-CLAss can
~ - b3ge and Cantaloupe Crates for sais
stre w 4 No MiM soK N at No, 2sa Water
s. s. phone 1909. je4.1m
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few and far between. .,--t---~-,
The striking girls stood in groups on
.. TwcntyslXth street for hours this
MA morning and gently cheered as there
were accessons to their ranks. There
was no disorder, however, and no DEM
onstraticn disagrccable TO the man
ayers of the factory was made.
oal The three clergymen drew up for the
.bo girls and presented TO Mr. Whitlocll tho
following statement OF grievances:
o"- The rules are of such a character
.ent that work we will, at the present
of rate of pay. it IS impossible for us to
in. make living wages
at 10 uucN Slli ten cents Tor taxing
nm Is surely n great grievance.
the ITO lose our work simply because we
en- forget TO bring our ticket or tag with
ton us when we carry II. In. is unjust and
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SENATOR MARTIN ENDORSED

~ .ifNiN IN lSA> tJOlNS fID.
The John w. Daniel Club OF the
Fourth Ward had largely attended
meeting last night. There was much
important business transacted. among
which was the adoption of n rcsolu-
ton endorsing Senator Thomas s. Mar
TN for the United States Senate to sue
ceed himself as the junior Senator
from Virginia The resolution was
unanimously adopted. and speeches
comending Senator Martins course
were made and they were received with
enthusiasm.
The club also concluded to snnnort
no one for the Legislature who was
opposed to Senator Martins reelection.
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LIVESTOCK. POULTRY AND EGGS


FOR sALE--S-year-old registered Jersey pun,
an extra fine specimen; also Two farm
wagons In good eondiiion, uieseAs pfos "a
Modern Shoe Dealers. sos Main street. %
FoK SALE Thnrouahbred Jersey cow. resn
IN nil'n' ApP'' %
FRESH BUTTER and eggs. sweet milk and
cream. 1915 Rusk: 'phone i0oi. rings. 2
ONE GALLON shorthern cow. one Jer-
sey COW one Thoroughbred ysarling male,
TWO gentle family nors.s: one pusss, un, sn1,
Clay avenue. :.
BOARD YOUR HORSE at wilson's Livery
Stable, IA per month; best ventilated stable
10 city. Phone 6l5. John Thomas. man.
ager. =
ANTHRAX AND BLAckLEG prevented by
Pasteur Vacclncs For proofs aid full IN
formation address p. w Hunt, state agent
Pasteur Vaccine Co.. Victoria BUILDING foIt
Worth.
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slcoeDocHEs NOTES.
n values VIII Be Increased
By commissioners.

BY COmmieslohtFs.
,.,hss, Texas, June 1S.--The
commissioners held sessions here
.lys the past week as board OF
,n and as a result some five hun
,,atss have been issued to property
d Nacogdoches county to apwar
tie board at its next sitting Gin
y, Of Nacogdoches, on Wednesday.
ID 1870, then and there to show
Wy the valuation Of property rem
b taxation by you for 1899 should
iiised by said board" These no
if1y; bring a kick from those who
ihtm, but the move of the COM
k;fs Is commendable one. The
Us been falling behind for sew
Fay for the want of sufficient rev.
. meet current expenses, and the
plain that the assessed valuation
pSa property Of this county has been
n There will be a marked increase
NE values this year, owing both to
su 81 the board Of equallzers and
EEnuaticn Of County Assessor r.
hat the law shall be tracked to a
The discharge of his official du-
lnlear Of watermelons ever shipped
lasaoches arrived here yesterday
y y on hand for the emancipation
iisa Of the colored population to.
FEav' Preparations have been made
e'fsd population for a big blow
esorrow, June 10, in celebration
n nlrly-fourth emancipation ami
4 Flyers and dogers are Aging
Y hs air announcing their pre-
ny advertising their various en-
|I I.. Some will engage in the
suVllss, while numbers Of them
4 XII Trip off somewhere aud Join
E.nas more distant neighhors in the
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y, tr ron ,he Busy Cuban

49, from the BUSY
q. yune is.-Post Quarter
~. ccleswortby OF For'
no has been stationed
"a number of years and Is
enc throughout West
q through Havana las, week
Z risutuesos, where he has
3, !, report for duty. The ser
J .svsrsl hours pleasantly
4 ,aas colony $3.50 r.x,.
s,d 10 Havana for the sec
:. brought his family with
"a in the future will make
WI y, name. He returned to ac-
- Under Captain Blunt. at
,apItsl No. !, ,..,,,,-,.srr.
\, first Texas cavalry n.,.. United sss
,'...,,r,. left for the States sat
~ 81 New York Or. heily
u, i, veterinary for headquar-
p,partment Of Cuba
uoLouehlin, who served
Y. ,,d,t in the First and Second
u a acting surgeon. has
INN ..ssur,missIoned in the regular
" VIZ heen assigned to duty with
Y f n li battery at the vedado.
4. isnrsheim Of Houston. who left
, =, Light Guards of the
"a aiterward joined the reg
Y ~ u the hospital department,
" 4. bsen stationed in Havana for
s. has been transferred to
u. III Il ouemados, the former
! \. seventh army corps camp.
n, I,uyal, well known in Hous-
s.,s bs worked for some time on
a. ,orce. is now rising in police
~ through his strict attention
IN, he has been making quite a
h, IN The force and has unearthed
I n,ss Of Importance. He is spoken
/
6slyhly. w.,
IN was clerking in the office of
!, i. since being mustered out of
/. Ts,ss and who has been residing
,-,1o;, has moved into the city,
1, manages to get around among
ul.s once in a while.
f.s /. Fuller of Angleton. Texas.
\ bssu working for the department
rcals across the bay. has severed
u,stlIon with the government and
I'm TO Texas next week.
Rareshide.
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WANTED by lady OF refinement and cui-
ture position as governess 10 small enil-
dren, private secretary or manasins raohsd
keeper; references cheertuily furnishes,
Ahdresa 64i9 this office. ~
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Manor LncnI.

Y Texas June 1s.-The Misses
. Taylor are visiting Mrs. Oar
muses. Lewis of Edna, who have
naasy, '''N
\ saa Nichols spent several DAVIS
Il accleaahan the past week.
u tain W ~ on
\ vS,,. .ale' who has been taking a
MA in Louisville, XIV. has
Nh ,al,msership with DR.. owen They
! n,,sisaas. In the bank building.
kc1lssss.On Stanley Wheeler and
FGlssi Sss are home from the Agri-
|ikslrss a nh and Athlyn Epprlght.
M esi,.e distinctions at the Bnylor
are home for the vaca-
|slrsi,s.s.a :. a offended the commence
HI 'SlS o.,i. and Wheeler visited
h s.l nla'Il IN this week. 'e'
q ans,. Richmond, who has hser
4 Lo,Il.. c - Edna. is home on q y yeIn
Its B,I.,@n,a Manor, who was graduated
IA n , ~ college OF Bristol Va
4 ueiiEht of her many
1; i sns, who has been teaching in
!, u'ns the summer with her
sSsss /. se oms. Q. 'Gs Galveston Med
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FOR RENT--A large store, l0l7 Preston ave-
nue. Inquire at 1919 Preston avenue. NJ +.
Schweikardte. II
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Losr, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

FoUND--A dark bay pony, white on hind
feet and star In forehead. with red halter;
party can have him by calling at HeYet
Drug Store and paving for this ad. ID
TRAYED--Strayed from me ABOUT last Of
March: One dark sorre mare mule. about
years DIG, whlle mar IN mahe any tai
high, no brand, one small bay mare about
years old. u or 10 hands hign, branded
BOX on left shoulder. WIN nay liberal
reward for any Information or will give
pony for tho mule delivered 70 me at Cieye-
land Texas r. G.. Gilchrist 10
LOsT-My pointer cog, wnits aud lly,r spot
led Finder viii he highly rewarded By re-
turning TO Geo. w. Ellis, Jr., 2l07 San Ja-
cinto street u
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A NJ -----
.Aukicaic at Olive

itxas, Juro "a
~, 49,. Sune lS'--one of the most
L. , s,.a'' of the season was a
/ d, "a, by Mrs. Martin, Misses
I'm, Misses puggan. at the resi-.
i : and Mrs J. T. Dusgan last
' '''a house wa. turned ov., ;. :,
IliS d. brightly Illuminated = and 'ns
ifsiinn,su :. sach and every one ;
80 q b,,s me choicest and rarest
gs nssa n vocal and instrumenfsi
'.see the nrsly rendered. After
s,rsd AMI psrsgramme refreshments
q iold fang ar,,ns which time the
rs eornsrp q was to occupy tbs
N. Salt, ana unwind the "snldar
I I'D NJ s,w was fortunate in ne
g Bsurg WINS WINS n the latter. Mr.,
!, ,.ks wall we're the winning eounI MI,
\ u, V "a These present wpre
70, M - Petty, Dr.. and Mrs q .
Ssssa aas Martin. Maria (, ''s aNs
. en-. salier, F. w saa. M9llin.
vac. a. sternenberg and E
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WANTED-Wid with boy Is years old; she
must understand how 70 milk cows; good
home aud salary TO right party. CAN lllD
West stIee;, Fifth ward. ~
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EXcI1ANGE--Wh Holland turkeys. Peklu
Ducks, Black Minorcas. Light Brahmas.
Silver Laced Wyandottes For best of
Camden Poultry Yard. Camden. Texas "
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTuR5--Agr
and Mechanical College Of Texas. College
Station, Texas, June -. 1899 .-Sealed pro-
posals will he received by the undersigned
until O'Clock D. M. June 20. and opened
Immediately hereafter. for all labor and
material required for the erection and COM
pletion unclucing plumbing and electric
wiring and 1xtures) for a 55-room brick
dormitory. IN accordance with the drawings
and specifications on hle and subject to
inspection in my office.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
tined check for $500 as a guarantee of good
faith on the part OF the bidder. same 10
be forfeited TO the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical college IN tho event tho bidder fails
to mako a good and sufficient bond Ia the
sum OF ten thousand (Sl0.000) dollars TO con-
Etruct said building for the sum specified In
his bid should tho contract be awarded to
him,
bids and 10 waive any defect or informality
in any bid should It be deemed in the In
terest OF the State to do so
% l. L. Foster. President
NOTICE ID hereby given TO all parties con
cerned that sealed proposals Will be re-
ceiyed until Q o'clock q. m. Wednesday,
July -, 1899 by the penitentiary board Of
the State OF Texas FOR the sale to the state
for cash Of not less than hve thousand nor
moro than eight thousand acres OF land.
cultivated or uneultivated, or composed OF
both kinds, and suitable for the production
Of cotton and cane. Bids Will DO entertained
Tor land oiliy, and for no implements or
stock; all bids TO be considered an option
to the State for sixty days from said 18th
OF July 1888, and must be accompanied by
abstracts Of title and plats Of the land Of
tered The board reserves, the right 70 re-
rected TO, and filed with, n. A. Crasans,
secretary OF tho penitentlary board. Austin.
Texas, by 3 o'clock q. M, July u. 1899.
BY order OF the penitentiary board.
VIM. Clemens. Chairman.
Attest. n. A. CraYens, secretary. 7-ll
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs-On salary or commission: tbs
greatest agents seller ever produced; every
user OF pen and ink buys IL Oh sight; 200 /
amounted to $50 IN elk days; another $50 Ia
two hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., y 1856. u
Crosse. Wis. III
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INTELLIGENT gentleman stenorraphcr, 80.
es!n position at small salary Address
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RING UP phone 1929. two rings, Acme clean-
ing and Pressing Association; suits cleaned
and pressed, 75o, ladies' skirts. SOC 10 7Sc.
members of club, per month, 81: clothes
called for, delivered. j. T. Green. Gjzla
Main street 26
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sss.llss Elmer & Amena,. !.
y and ,oe, ua Prophylactic' The
! Teas. sss r wash. e, r. schmid.
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FOR SALE--Dewoy Hay Press. three MOI n a
muie can press 200 bales a day. price $40
manufactured aud for sale by Pautel 4 Gun.
lock. Victoria Texas. "
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DIAMONDS, watches and jewolry for I'M
proved or uninproged real estate. Address
Diamond, this Office 20
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a rhhf nCTLf safe and gentle horse suit-
aple iol any LADY 10 drive Addrosa ieis
Caroline suest city. ~ Y,
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HELP WANTED.

APPRENTICE wANTED-Must give bond or
best references. Apply 2, 7 Wilton. Jew
eler and optician, 90S Prairie. 20
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

MIDpLE-AGED white woman wishes. sitna-
err With children: no objections TO leaving
ton as housekeepsr or housewofk for WIDOW
the city. Address Housekeeper, Boyle Hotel;
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wANTEll--A good white girl to play with and
care for cbldren good home for good girl.
Call at iii Mckinney avenue. 1t
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FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE--wlll sell for
cash or exchange for good farm land or
ranch ia Northwest Texas, my broom ho-
tel, store. with clean stock OF general mer-
chandise. invoiced $4,000 in lively town on
II. & T. c. railroad, with well established
trade; sales 81. 600 TO $780, 900 annually. Otto
I. Schuddemagen. CaTInine, Texaa us
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HELP WANTED--A good home for young
white girl with good references. three in
family Address 644o this office. %
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MAIN street corners are very valuable aud
hard 10 set. We have q bargain IN one 100
by ls5 feet well filled and splendidy 10
Gated II you want n Main street home SEQ
us Immediately. Craig & Fuller oii Main
street n,
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we muheN. y. j. faetQriIa Pie and L,ifha
80 iious'on, lexas. II
FOR sALE--A new upright kimball nIsno II,
peiiect order, very cheap Apply III Nam
street "fp'' - Hat -,
PERfnCTLY safe and gentle horse e,,-i-
aole ioi any LADY 70 driys. Addross igis
SaIoiine suest cry q,
CHOICE ttw crop Forney hay, light bales
Aadrsss Mm II Yates forney. Texas ~
WHEEL scRApERs for sale At d BARGAIN
ApRly - to y n. A Long, Tyler. Texas ~
w sALE--At bargain, % singie senool
uesks. NO q set wall maps; tellurlum globe
s.,,.ru, errssrs. etc. Address ". a..
Cochran, Cameron. Texas. II
Fer SALE. Large, gentle horse. suitable ;os
Susss OF delivery wagon. Apply 20ie Walker
- el-ue Il
FOR sALE--Dewoy Hay Press, three men a d
= usuie can press 200 bales day price $50.
Manufactured aud fer sale by Pautel q Gun.
-- lock, victoria. Texas. q
Fok SALE-A solid walnut double uprieht
GEEK cheap. Apply Jos Ednonds. $40 Fan.
min street. ~ .,
ORGAN, $50 100. chapel case, good ne new :
cost $40 90, big bargain fer church or
sunday school Plano Exchange. els Travis
"
CHOICE Alfalfa hay in carload lots. Alfalfa
-l HaL Co: Peeos. Texas. III
READY MADE mosquito bars; single Ioc:
double, SOC; s2-inoh frame nxtnrss com.
plete. 125. Finest grade Boh5lnet 96.inoh
SS'i5i hundred, Si.25. Frankiin's, 1910 Texas
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DENTIsT-Best artificial teeth, So; gold fill
inss, 81 amalgam. silver platinum. 5Jc.;
gold crowns, 81; painless extraction, SOC.
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