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CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasss's ssass ses of lf2Zzzss

The Royal Red and Electra will run on Avondale line every Sunday afternoon. Take the children out for a, cool ride. 6-6-tf
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Read our special offer in an- other colum-an Expansion Atlas free.
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Subscribe for the Daily and Sunday Age-Herald, GIG per month, delivered to any ad- dress.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bates, LlberalitY Lost

Kew York, June 1.-The Clevelands again proved easy. Bates, the Cleveland pitcher, was too liberal with bases on balls, and this gave the home team the majority of their runs. Garrick pitched a steady game throughout. Score:
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WANTED-Room and board in private family gentleman, wife and child. No other roomers or boarders; must be large. airy room and large yard, good meals and service Willing to pay for such accom- modations. Prefer aged couple. Highest s references. Don't answer this without stating price and giving references. 'tHOme" Age-Herald. tf
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Game Twice Tied

New York, June 7.-Today's game in Brooklyn was twice tied. Brooklyn winning out in the ninth inning. Hahn out pitched Kennedy up to the time he was taken out in Cincinnatis half of the ninth to let Wood bat for him. Woods single helped to tie the score. Hawley finished the game. A wild throw by McPhee and Jones' single scored the winning run. Score: R.HE Cincinnati ... m ...0OOO3O101-5 Il 5 Brooklyn .... ..... 10 1-6 8
 Hahn, Hawiey and Peitz and Wood; Kennedy and Farrell e
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Phill,es, Carelessness

Philadelphia, June 1.-The Phillies lost several chances to win today's game, and their failure to defeat St. Louis was due to lack of head work. Score:
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R.H.E.

Baltimore .... .... ....2 O2 9 0 0-6 1 Pittsburg .... .... ....0 % 0 0 70 2-2 8 9
 Batteries-I<itson and Robinson; Leever and Bowerman.
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SIP O0O-One-fourth cash, balance 1, and 3 wears. for 50 feet on Sd avenue, between 18th and goth streets. This is positively the cheapest lot In this location. Nothing else can be had under $500 per front foot. Also 80 acres near Thomas, only $50 per acre. These are both special bargains
 smith & Stillman, 220 Fist street. 6-6-3t
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s25 REWARD-Stock certificate number sxty-six, Peace River Phosphate Mining company; twenty-five shares; issued to American National Bank. J. F. Leady, Atlanta. 1t
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Danto's Inferno in Birming- ham-a Rolling Mill at night. Take Traction Company's cars 10 Ga-e City.
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WANTED-A good man cook Apply at 1S2O 9th avenue by 8 o'clock this morning FOR $1, ,15O I offer choice broom cottage, servants house, barn. stable fine water, phone connections; large lot; easy terms; cost $1 800. A bargain. Fulton station, Woodlawn. B. F. Eborn.
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WANTED-By expert accountant, extra set books to keep four to six hours hours to suit employer. Address Bookkeeper' 225 ChalifouX Bldg. o-i-zt
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WANTED-A lady of sixteen years eXperi- ence desires position to teach piano, mandolin, guitar, banjo, voice culture and French. Address J. J. J., this office. 6 8 thur&sun If
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s55O-If taken today, buys nice comfortable 4-room cottage, choice large lot, fine well in back porch, splendid water, nice loca- ton; Parker station, Woodlawn. B. F.
 EbOrn.
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LADIES tomake sample patches at home; s6 to s10 weekly; no casvassing; reply en- velope for sample and part cuars. Foster Machine Co.,. 525 West 29th St., New York.
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Umpire cal ,i the Gam 6

Boston, June 7.--The champions were making promising progress in today's
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St. Louis .... .... ....0 0 0200O1O-3 6 1 Philadelphia .... .. 70 o 0 1 O l 0 0-2 10 0
 Batteries-Powell and Creiger; Piatt and Douglass.
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MISCELLANEOUS


 REASONABLE REWARD will be paid for return of '9S Sterling Racer, A inch frame Palmer tires, stationary raised bar, double gear brown saddle. Taken from hallway of court house Wednesday, June '. S. w. Hickman care tax collectors office.
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THE residents of the North and South Highlands are notified that the electric current, which formerly ran at night only, is now on day and night for the accommodation of those who wish to use fans and lights. For particulars tele- nhone 957 or call at office corner Powell avenue and Nineteenth street. Consoli- dated Electric Light Co. 6 5 f
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WANTED.

yVANTED-White woman to do general house work. Apply to Mrs. Holt, Pear son Switch West End. $350-Cash, 2 acres and Broom house near machine shops and oil mill, East Birming- ham. B. F. Eborn WANTED-A painter who is used to wagon work. Hermitage, 112 north goth street. S2,6OO-Lot 50x2GO, choice Broom house, South Highlands; fine location, easy terms. $. F. Eborn.
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VALUABLE cool and farming lands for sale by C. c. vandegrift. of Monteyallo, Ala 6-2-l mo.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-4 large nice cool rooms on 1st floor cheap. Call at once. No. 21S1a 21st street, corner 3d avenue. 6-7-3t FOR RENT-6-room cottage at 1923 14th av- enue. South; large lot new barn. cistern, etc. Telephone 1177, or address Owner, box 700 city. 6-6-tf
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$1,250-Will buy today a valuable business lot about one block from post office on 2nd avenue. B. D. Eborn.
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THE M. & c. is the best 5c cigar on the
 market. Try one and you will always
 call for 1t. 5-27-25t
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SALEsMEN WANTED


 SALESMEN-$4OO.0 .0O a month and all ex- penses guaranteed selling to merchants Arctic Refrigerating Machines for cool ing refrigerators guaranteed 75 per cent. cheaper than ice. Exclusive territory as- signed. Arctic Refrigerator Co.,, Cincin- natl, O.. 6S2t
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MAN or lady to travel and appoint agents; established firm; $50 per month and all expenses to start. Mfr, Box 39s Phila- delphia, Pa. 4-2S-4w
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FOR RENT. Four furnished houses on South High lands: 1720 Fourth ave. Five-room, new cottage on car line, North Highlands. SIP South Fifteenth st. 523 South Twenty-sxth st. 622t W. N. Malone & Co.,, 2017 1st ave
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WANTED-Experienc saresman traveling regularly to carry a side line of plug to- bacco; only two or three brands; fast sellers; small line convenient for pocket; 1; money in 1t. too, for hustler. Dixie To- bacco Co.,, Bedford City, Va. 5-21-20t
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REAL ESTATE

300 ACRES brown hematice iron ore for sale in Birmingham district. One mile creek frontage. Excellent site for ore washers, furnaces, cotton factories, etc. Timber and lime stone abundant. Con ventient to cheap coal. Property can be connected with three railroads Apply to pr. E. H. Richardson, 800 Austell build ing, Atlanta, Ga. 6 8 thur&sun
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"Home," Age-Herald.
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ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Fine diamonds, jewelry and watches; no trash; delivered on first payment; lowest prices; business confidential. Call on or address E. Lowinsohn. 2o1o 1st ave. All goods warrantec. 3-15-1y
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Y. NJ. 9. a.
A Law Class and Glass in CONNER
ciaI Law to BE Added.

A LAW Class and Glass in CONNER
cial Law to Be Added.
Mems Bible class will be held this at
ternoon at 4:30 o'clock. All men invited
to be present.
During August arrangements are being
made for an active campaign in all de-
partments OF association work during the
next fall and winter season. II there Is
sufficient demand made by the young men,
classes will be conducted in various
branches OF study. Arrangements have
been partly made to conduct a course in
law, intended for the young men who are
studying law, and also a course in COM
mercial law. open TO all members Of the
association who desire such instruction.
An instructor In French and Spanish can
also be secured. Other branches Will be
taught il enough members OF the associa-
tlon make a demand for them. More def
mite announcements will be made later.
II Is expected that the interest In the
physical department during the next year
viii far exceed last years interest. Young
men are now beginning to join the asso-
cation preparatory to getting ready for
a good course of gymnastics. 1t Is ex-
nected that separate class VIII be con-
Quoted for students, This class Will be
Conducted at convenient time SO as not
~ interfere with their studies.
The next regular wheel club run VIII
taka Mace tomorrow night, and full at
tendance of members is requested. The
cluh viii leave the building at 500 sharp:
Something good to eat Will be enjoyed
after the run.
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CITY BREvITIEs.


Sunday school of the First Presbyterian
church will resume its services this morning
at $3.50.
A fine n-pound boy arrived at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Muat at Drummer yes
terday morning.
Mr.. bud" Fitzgerald had a very costly
CT icken hunt yesterday, as the hunt resulted
In the death of his fine mare.
Dick Bowling camp will hold its business
meeting this evening at o'clock. All friends
ana Confederates cordially invited.
The Bartlett Oil MIN company has placed its
order for all machines, boilers and fixtures
with F. w. Hoffman & Co Or this city.
Rev VIM. n. Scott, D. p. ,of Galveston will
preach at the First Presbyterian church this
morning and tonight, the pastor being abb
sent.
The regular monthly meeting of the Hous-
ton Real Estate association will be held at
! the Business League, Monday. August Z, al
$3.50 p. m.
A regular monthly meeting of the local
lodge of Elks. at which routine business only
was transacted, was held in the lodge rooms
last night.
The Sunday school at the Tabernacle Meth
odist church will resume its work this morn
| Ing and all members are requested to be in
| their places.
The South Texas Hay association will hold
! its regular annual meeting in this city on
| Monday, August IA, at the rooms OF tue busi-
ness League.
There are undelivered telegrams at tt the oo Of
| fee of the Western Union Telegraph com,
Eany for j. L. Mattingly, Al A. Bailey and
Otto F. Hintze.
Francis Dugar, charged With theft OF money money
| and ieweIry from J. c. George, was bound
over in Justice Malschs court yesterday under
$3.50 bond for felony theft
Theo Perarie. who was sold out on the Is,
| for taxes at sheriffs sale. has since produce
| Tie receipt for the taxes on the property tha'
was sold and the sale has been set ASIDE
Rev c. F. Brommer Of the Evangelical Lu,
theran Trinity church, having returned iron
six weeks vacation. will again MI ms pui'
pit today and services will be held as usual,
MIR. G. S. Half, representing Messrs: ROD
erts, Reid and Holmes of Woodvilie, lexas
YESTERDAY presented The Post with box o.
Texas Havana cigars, the product OF ths
| " oodyille cigar factory
THO Union BAPTIST association will convene
next Friday at 10 a. m. with the First chnreI
of Alvin, the meeting having been ehahse.
fronl Richmond on account of the hoods q
large representation will go from the Houston
| churches.
....A aGt or
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Personal MENTION.


Mr.. B. zindler has returned from New
York.
Miss X. @. WEIGH lett Thursday for the
East,
W. L. Howe left last night for shrevs-
port La.
James S. Cravens OF Dallas spent YESTERDAY
In the city.
Joe Lew of Levy Bros. left last nirht for
waco on brief visit
Miss Jennie Hutchins and brother Walter
are visiting In La Porte.
Mr.. VIM. Schneider OF Dallas was among
yesterdays arrivals at the Bristol
Messrs. John Halsell and w. e. Campbell
of Greenville were in the city yesterday.
William Baker Turner left last night for
Goshen. Va. over the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Lawrence OF Calves
ton had apartments at the Bristol yesterday.
Mrs. G. w. Mevnardie left last night for
North Texas to spend the balance OF the
summer.
Mrs. l.. r. Skelley and son Louis left yes
terday morning to spend a couple OF months
in FL Paso.
The family of Mr.. Frank J. Smith nave
returned from La Porte, where they have heon
for the past month.
Mr.. H. Nj. McKac, we'll known travelling
man, came in last night from a trip over y
part of his territory.
Mrs. P. S. Banner and children left for
Bristoi, Tenn., yesterday on the International
and Great Northern.
Miss Katie jenkins of Bastrop Is visiting
Houston and is guest of her cousin, MISS
Georgia Crowder, 1904 Austin street.
Mrs. NJ. Riordan and her two children. after
spending month with her brother. Mr.. John
Lyons, returned to her home In Eagle Pass.
Mr.. Joseph Goldman has gone TO Waco to
spend Sunday with his family. who are sum-
mering there with Mrs. Goldman's brother.
Mrs Robert McElroy has gone to Sabine
Pass to visit her uncle, S. d. McReynolds.
after which she will visit her home at Pierce
City. Mo.
| Emile Dlssen has gone to Anderson. where
he is visiting the family OF II. Lauge. On
his return he will be accompanied by his Sis
ter. Miss Gusse Dissen.
| Miss Minnie Daughdrill, saleslady in the
mail order department of Levy Bros. % % :
| Toying months vacation in and around Chi
cago. She accompanied Judge j. II. Kirby's
family.
| o. H. p. Rudesil has returned from a
thirty days trip on tho Pacific coast, stopping
ten days at Salt Lake City for a course of
salt water baths for rheumatism. and he re-
turns greatly benefited
| Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Strause. the latter being
formerly Miss Sarah Rosenfield of this city.
will make their future home In Boston In
stead OF Fort Smith, as formerly announced.
Mr.. Strause. who Is connected with the Con-
tinental Tobacco company. was agreeably sur
prised on his arrival in New York on HIS
wedding trip, to receive The announcement
of his transfer 10 the important territory
contiguous to Boston.
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Apollo Sheets at
Peden 6 Co.'s

day near the Katy track near Houston ave-
nue. by Mr. John Rosner. He was badly
bruised about the head, as though he mad
fallen from a train lie was subsequently re-
moved to st, Joseph. iniirmary,
The case against the negroes for assaulting
ana robbing MIR. @ Flanagan at his store m
the Main street road about two months ago
was to have been heard in Justice Malsch $
court yesterday but as MIR. O'Flannigan
could not be present the case was deferred
till Tuesday
Veterinary Surgeon Knight reports that
Charlton Is still prevalent to a considerable
extent in this section. lie says that one way
of spreading the disease is through the bones
of dead animals being gnawed on by the live
ones. These bones retain the germ for long
time. Some interesting Investigations along
THIS line are now being made.
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reported-scarlot fever, 81 cases. deaths
.; smallpox. s cases, deaths, ..
Number OF houses disinfected--ror scar.
let fever, 40; for smallpox. s.
Reported by scavenger Chalmers--Num
Der OF closets inspected, 5i3; number Of
closets cleaned, 1885, number OF ioads
hauled to the dump. Ssh.
Reported by Superintendent Erichscn
fiaroaSe Department. Number Of dead
animals revomed, 223s
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Lords Cycle Club.

The long looked for pool table mas at last
arrived and is now up and ia position In
ne assembly room at the club house. A
- number OF the boys were out
"practicing" last night ~.
The regular semi monthly meeting o. the
LAS ciub will take place tomorrow, and
= mi attendance is desired.
= Several Sew Of the swifts among the mem
hers win go down on their bikes TO Deep
water this morning. starting from tne
club house at o'clock
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

stolen last night from in front OF Cock
rei,,s drug store, on Main street. bicycle
81 the Tribune make. light blue. 25-inch
frame. No. 1921. 4 liberal reward ior its
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THE COURTS.
Eleventh Civii District cour,

James Ramsey VS.. John Sweeney ct al;
plaintiff dismisses as to John T. Boyle.
Elk parte Lena Ethel Marse. Mayo
Wicks appointed to represent the interests
of minor and allowed $40; petition granted
and disabilities of minority removed.
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|6il's MORTALITY.
r,,sie's Reports for Two
MsathS
! MATHIS AND THEIR CAUSES.
q. he scavenser ana the
~. departments OF
he City.

s,nxing report from MS ae-
.s,os the number OF deaths
' '.'.vvsd in the city from dit-
"a the ages where the
,srullty prevails, ~, .,,.
!. !. ,,snsttion It will be seen zen Una. ,nat
4 Y, greatest mortality for the aS,,a pnsa
Z, prevailed among children
W q y. y. Of i and 10 years.
Y u, that this is attributable
d.fective water and food
~, s.rsrhssiaes the necessity ior
W s ~ ,rspector, not that adults
y H. X. .ar,e food and drink the
W s,,en 10 children, but the oil,
rIn y Y n children are weaker ana
'saasls 70 danger from 1000 nm
.,rther shows that there
NV. Al scarlet fever in June,
astSs, and 81 in july ". WIN NJ, .
S s the death rate from tnis
100 v.,.es about 10 per cent.
si II detail is as follows:
Mortality FOR JUNE. !.
,,...ses--Cholera infantum, l6;
rorbus, j; diptheria' i FEVER ma
!, ,,yer, malarial, oongestive' .;
.,,.rial remittent, 1; fever, ty-
s ssnrrene, i; marasmus, 5; mea-
I. Latina 3; scrofula, Il. tubercu-
4 shopping cough, 2.
II tbe nervous system-Alco-
!. esdo. carditis. 1; hemorrhage,
/. ,s,.yrlar disease Of, 2; heart dis
isscIasafed) 8,
msnchitis, i; Group, spasmodio' /;
nlA l. p.,u
s.n,rhare Of. /; bowels, intussus-
4 4; bowels, liberation of, 2;
1. dysentery, 8; entritis. IL;
n i; CASTRO enteritis, 3; peritonitis
sdltis, O.
~ d senerative and urinary Or
Gsdrhts disease, 4; cystitis, !.
"a connected with pregnancy
ti.nls, puerperal, !.
lsicns not necessarily associated
n,,r,l or local diseases--Inanition
"a, s; poisoning, accidental. l.
An, oneration. l; deaths from I'M
,asses, s; stillborn, 6.
-unaer year ~, roin W
=, . ,.Ou q. troo On "a "a YEARS 8.
Nh d years, 4; from 40 to so years,
n Nso 80 years, 6; from so to 20
y Hcm y " ov seais' " i'o 'N
NaH' y . 20. gwen, ,a =, d,,o,so.
ras-sarlet fever, SO cases, deaths
Eiipor. 10 cases, deaths, l.
~ q 2! louses u,slnieeseu-f'i so"i
$500 W s Saa.n o. cL.,
. y 1880 ene.
Y ~, y s'0se's .aSp 60 oso' u
.0. N e'sanea' oiA' ioaus nauie'
~ "a w. I. s,,.,,,,.o r
~. S ssa. Ny sssom'
.r.s ,ar, uDe' u oef gu
', ,.s.s .oYn.
UNHEALTHY FOR JULY.
nsal dIseases-Cancer o cholera In
3 wv, maiaria'' % leVer' 'naia
sNss' w !, ieVer' typhoiu' o. ma
!; pupura, 1; sarcoma, /; scarla'
10 :, tbe nsrvors systona,co.
\. ....,
apVpaeAs, o pfalh' congestion
navulslons, 8; meningitis, 3; par
At
u, !, -. o,rc,,,,,. .,...,,
.,.,. -, su'a''o ssstei
aa'a'' !; heart, valvular diseas'
bart disease tunclassifled), 8.
ssss Of the respiratory system
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Real Estnte Transfers.


H. ]. O'Niell to William r. Carrall,
60 AS acres in lot 5, Lowrance
subdivision, johnson Hunter league Sl5
Bonner S-and Sarah P. c. McCraven
to Mrs. Louisiana McCraven, 50x
100 feet of each lots 3 and 10,
block 402 south side Buffalo bayou 1900
Carroll NJ Carter, by attorney, to
the Milton Trust company, lots l3
and IA, block 81, Houston Heights 10
Roberta G. Landlord and husband to
w. c. Sears. lot / and 50X5O feet of
lot II, block 1882, south side Buff
falo bayou. legal services rendered
and ......... .................... ~
Mrs. Annie Iverson to 7. o. Cardi-
nell, II acres part section 6, GER
tifcate 104, Houston and Texas
Central Railway company lands. 1000
North Side Homestead and Building
association to ]. W. Hine, lot IL,
block 81, Dickinson addition. 46s
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were
issued last week:
Frank Bird and Mary Bergen.
II. C. Derrick and Miss Fannie B. Skies.
Charlie Bell and Elenora Mcdonald.
Richard Smith and Adelaide James.
B. p Bailey and Miss Elizabeth S. Dell
gado.
Oscar E. Reynaud and Miss Penelope
NJ. Field.
George Gray and Miss Minnie Langston.
Conrad Smiley and Miss Hattie Steiner.
DR.. S. w. Sholars and Miss Kate Shaifer.
w j. Dupree and Miss Susie Issacs.
Andrew Franklin and Miss Leila C. Ber-
dine. 7
Charlie Jourdan and Fannie johnson.
VIM Perry and Josephine Williams
D. Warehouse and Miss Mamie
Rohades.
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Moore-Hall Typewriter Company vs..
Southern Business College of Fort Worth
Texas; damages in the sum of $3.50, breach
Of contract.
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Special.

Sterling Silver Beauty Pins three for xoo
Large Size Rubber Hair Pins per dozen
AS 9. . " worth osc ward reduced TO 100
-, C e.dss ooc value reduced to .f2tc
'o-S - 80 c;.. AZ y,l,s reduced To .......... 100
aides well made Corset Covers reduced
Congo Steel Rod Gloria Silk Umbrellas value i25
Mems Very Finest Quality Cambria Night Shirts 4Sc
10 Yards Special Quality 3oinch Domestic no starch
Ladies' Isle Thread Ribbed Vests tape neck o'
I, .,, ,ade Drawers all ages
American Indigo Prints the best made, 10 yards 4s0
onsdale domestic Monday only 10 yards
Pretty Pink and Blue Stripe Lawns ioc value per
Choice of our 125 and $50 White and Coored WAISTS 5Dc
r.i,.sa ~ Observation-Disclosures. ..............~OS
White and colored Shirt Waists worth Us reduced
Heavy Linen Skrtng Crash, i24c value, -
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Building Permits.

Thomas Wood. repairs to house, Liberty
street. SIS.
]. W. Hine, barn on Elysian street. $3.50
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The Celebrated Onyx Brand of Hosiery.

imp
fthema
Crescent
18th
Cbldm sBackR bbe Hose fumny or
Mr
Black b Hose formerly
ac Rlhed Hose formerly
Black
sBakDr Hose
sttc funry ldf &C.
kDrpStt Hose formerly
Thread
eThradDr
EfcM Thread Hose
Hose formerly
BakC nH formerly
Black
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White Goods.

advancing rapidly and stock being heavy we
anxious to reduce it. Low prices will do the work
large manufacturers short ends of India Lnons
will extremely low prvues greatly
in of prices asked.
Our ioc White Dnity, reduced to per yard
Our i6c White Dimity, reduced to per yard loc
1oc Quality OF White Lawn yards for T 4Sc
15c Quality Soft English Nainsook, 10 yards for S9c
Large and Small Check White Lawns toc, reduced to- &c
inch White Orea nd dc value reduced to- per yard
White P k formerly sold for i5c reduced to- yard 10c
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suit for County Court.

Suit for Civil District Court.
Susie Sanders VS.. Joe Sanders; divorce
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New Belt Buckles and Neck Clasps.

Very pretty line Of these goods just arrived and now on sale
Gilt and Oxydized Belt Buckles jewel and enamel settings
Gilt Oxydized and Old Gold Belt Buckles, RI
Jewel and enamel settings 75c, SOC and.
Violet Belt Buckles rhinestone settings
Violet Neck Clasps, rhinestone settings
Neck Clasps, jewel and enamel settings. 75c and
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Muslin Underwear.
Cleaning-Up Time is Here.

Cambria! and Nansook Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Corset Q
Covers values reaching 75c and $50; present price,
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Ribbons That Are Pretty.

Monday we show new line of 5-ineh Fancy Stripe,
Ribbon, the like of which you have always paid 5oi
chance purchase enables us to mark them per yard
Hundred of Choice Remnants of Ribbons at les
original cost.