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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
$1,50o,O0O EXPECTED.
Rockefeller May Present 1t to Chicas,
University at q
Dinner.

New YORK, February Sit is ex.
pected that at dinner to be given al
the Hotel Manhattan early next month
John D. Rockefeller will announce a
further gift Of $500, 900 to Chicago
university, making his total contribu.
ton to that institution $500, 900.
Mr.. Rockefeller, it was said, promised
some time ago that If other friends OF
the university would raise certain
sum he would give $1,5O0,000. The
friends have done their part, and are
satisfied Mr. Rockefeller will do the rest.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
One of Bullets Aimed At Gocbe,.

FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. l3.--The de-
tectivcs working on the Goebel assas-
sination discovered bullet imbedded in
one of the trees in the south side of the
Capitol square. 1t struck the tree about
20 inches from the ground, and almost
on II limo from the executive building
and the spot where Governor Goebel
fell. A block of wood containing the
bullet was cut from the tree and is now
in the possession of the prosecuting at
Jorncy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
vi.i. Of Leyds Postponed.

LONDON, Feb lS.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of The Daily Telegraph
explains that the contemplated visit Of
DR.. Leyds, the Transvaal representative,
has been postponed because the Duke OF
Saxe-Ooburg and his family are the
guests Of the czar, but he says it is Ger.
tain that the visit to St. Petersburg will
be made at an early date.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
AMERICANS NOT IMPRESSED.
Denial rs to British Compelling Young
Irlshmen to Enlist.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.--There was re.
Gently brought to the attention of the
department of state, through Repre-.
sentative Mesick, Of Michigan. the al.
legged complaint Of three young Ameri.
can born men of Irish parentage, Pat.
rick, John and Henry Bushel, all under
81 years of age. The complaint stated d
that being in Curgown and Strokesto wn,
Roscommon county, Ireland, they had
been enrolled for service and might any
day have to go to the front.
The department. receiv~l a dispatch
from Mr.. Choate stating that the con.
sui at Dublin reports that he had sent
the vice consul TO Strokestown and Our.
gown md that the vice consul had seen
Patrick, Henry and John Bushel, and
also their mother. none of whom had
heard anything of the supposed in
pressment Of the young men.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
THE SENATOR CLARK CONTEST.
Four Witnesses Testified In the Investi.
CATION.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Four wit
nesses testified before the senate COM
mittee on elections in it's investiga-
tion of the election of Senator Clark, of
Montana. They were ID. Il. Pc ler, a
banker of Kalispell whose evidence re-
lated TO the bank account of Senator
Goiger; w. II. Cochran, of Butte, who
was called by the defense, hut who, be-
tore he concluded, was stigmatized by
them as a witness for the prosecution
State Senator O. w. Hoffman and Mr..
John $. M. Neill, proprietor Of the
Helena Independent.
Mr.. Neill denied categorically practi-
cally all the allegations Of Whiteside in
volving his Tame and the latter's asser-
tions concej ming the use Of corrupt
means to se.,ure Clark's election. He
did not finish his testimony.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
Roland ueed Much petter.

NEW YORK, Feb. l3.--Roland Reed,
the actor, who has been i'll at st. Luke s
hospital for many weeks suffering from
cancer of the stomach, has been gaining
steadily recently and was SO much I'm.
proved as to be permitted TO take n short
carriage drive oh Riverside drive.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb, l3.-The postof.
hco at Wilmouth, Tex, has been ordered
discontinued from Feb, IA next This
action was taken by the postoffice de-
partment as result Of representations
by tho postmaster there that he wished
to resign because of open threats that he
would be assassinated.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
OPPOSED TO WoMAN's SUFFRAGE.
Delegation OF Ladies' Pleasantly Received
by tho President.

WASHINGTON, Feb IA. President Nc.
Kinley received at the White House a
number Of the ladies representing the
state associations that are opposed to
woman's suffrage, The ladies We're in
troduced by Mrs. Root, wife of the sec
retary Of war. Their reception by the
president was exceedingly cordial. After
the meeting the ladies expressed them
selves as well pleased, both as TO the i'm.
preston the president had made ON them
and the impression they apparently had
made ON the president Those present
wore:
Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, Mrs Gilbert
Il, Jones, Mrs. Rossiter Johnson,
Mrs. Douglas Robinson Mrs, Will
liam 9. Cowles tthe two latter sis
ters of Governor Roosove!tl, and
Mrs: George Phillips, from New
York; Miss Alice H. Chittenden, Brook.
lyn; Miss Il. A. Houghton, Cambridge;
Mrs, Barclay Hazard California; Mrs,
A. j. George, Boston and Miss Emily
/, Bissell, Wilmington, Del
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
WILL NOT TRY M'GIFFERT,
New York rrcsbytery Voted Not to Press
Hercsy Charges.

New York, Feb. l3-The New York
presbptery decided by vote of II to 30
not to trya Dr.. Arthur g. McGiffert, of
the Union Theological seminary, on the
charges Of heresy preferred by Rev. J.
W. Birch, the stated clerk Of the presby-
terry of the january meeting.
A resolution, was adopted declaring, in
effect, that the action of the presbytery
in December, when it decided not to try
DR.. McGiffert for heresy, but TO disavow
his teachings, was sufficient under the
circumstances, and that the opinion OF
the pfesbytery was that tho charges
shoull not be considered.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
TntlIa undnr. NaYY,s Cnnrrc.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-The president
has issued an executive order, PLACING
tho island Of Tutila under the control OF
the navy department, Assistant Secre.
tary Allen is charged with tho admins
tratioa of this and other islands under
tho jurisdiction of the navy department
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromc Quinine Tab
let's All druggists refund the money
II II fails TO cure. Il. w. Groves sig
nlture on every box. zoe.
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MET AT THE CAPITAL.
cratic Members Failed to Come
From Louisville.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. l8,-The Re-
publican members Of the Legislature met
ut noon and, after appointing commit
tees to inform Governor Taylor that,
pursuant to terms Of his proclamation
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13

the transmigra-
tion of souls,
ate no animal
food, because
in destroying
even n worm
he might he
destroying the
body occupied
by an ances-
tor. A traveller
coming upon
the Brahnin
taking his veg
etable meal,
told him it was
impossible to
avoid destruc-
ton of animal
)life and, to
prove it, TO-
cused a micro
scope on the
fruit the Brall-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13
stops The Cough
and works OFT The Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold
IN one day No Cure, No Pay. Price 26c.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13

over the Interpretation of the law give
by the attorney general, the ladies IN,
they intend to keep up n vigorous fght
against the army canteen. ss.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13

el.t'nes 'staa. .. 'brasaemle's sc ana dII0cI
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13

Read pcm9a nersoday page Allen 4 Co. and SUNDAY w
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-13

sst' we represent leading coinpan-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-11
The Third Annual Session VIII pc.
GIN .Iune z


Austin, Texas, January 1O,-The third
annual session Of the University OF Texas
sumner school and the University summer
normal will be held in the University
buildings In Austin from June TO July
81 inclusive
The faculty and other officers of the
Two schools are as follows
w. L. Prather, 3. L.. president.
w. s. Sutton. NJ. A., dean and professor
of pedagogy.
q. B. Halsted, Phi, D.. professor of pure
mathematics.
f. w. simonds. Phi D.. professor of
geology
Morgan Galloway, Phi. D., professor OF
English philology.
Sylvester Primer, Phi. D.. associate pro
lessor Teutonic languages.
s. f. Mezes Phi. D., associate professor
of philosophy
Lila NJ. CASTS. NJ. A., adjunct professor
Romance languages.
h. w. Fay, Phi. D.. professor of Latin.
w II. Bruce. Phi. D.. instructor in
mathematics.
l.. G. Bugbee NJ. A., instructor in his
tory.
E. P. schoch, NJ. A.. Instructor in chem
istry.
}. NJ. Kuehne, B. s., instructor In
physics.
Alfred Freshney. A. b., laboratory as
sistant in chemistry.
Florence Magnenat, laboratory assistant
in psychology
J. A. Loma&, A. B., secretary and treas
urer. -e---
Benjamin Wyche, B. Lit, librarian.
These schools are for the benefit of two
classes of students:
I, Students desiring TO take up regular
courses that Will count toward university
degrees
q Students who desire to obtain first
grade or permanent teachers certificates.
The secretary and treasurer, John A.
Lomax, will be glad to answer questions
concerning the summer schools.
During the past summers successful
schools have been conducted in the uni
versity buildings. enrolling each year
more than 200 students. The plan of the
summer session Of the university is in
line with those of leading universities OF
the East, and gives progressive teachers
and ambitious students the opportunity
of securing university instruction at a
small cost without leaving the State dur
ing the leisure season. Austin's physical
environment is peculiarly suited to such
an enterprise,
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Port 81 Galveston. january

Port Of Galveston, January 10.
. Norwegian steamship Gyler under
ter to the Texas Star -four mills, cleared
morning for West Indian ports. She
full cargo and will call at Cienfuegos.
iaso Ponce, ST. Thomas, san Juan and
.aquez
|ciuded in her cargo is consignment OF
packs CS0, 600 pounds) OF rice. This is the
shipment OF rice ever made from Gal
lon TO Puerto Rico, and as practically the
lle 800 sacks are Texas grown rice, the
Pment is OF unusual Significance.
Be inhabitants of Cuba. Puerto Rico and,
pact, all the West Indian islands, are
4 eaters of rice. The cereal is one of
most important food staples. Hereto
they have purchased all their rice from
frpool dealers, the supplies being drawn
East India a good many OF the ship
rs being made direct from East India to
n India.
y fact that the consumption OF rice in the
4 indies IL enormous and that Texas has
pa II possible to get into the trade with
n rice awakens ideas Of the wonderful
Politics this business offers TO Galveston
| TO Texas.
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LOCKuART LOCALS.
annual Election of officers of the
L. c. v. Camp.

Lockhart, Texas, January S.--George e.
Picket Camp No. $40. U. C. ", at its reg
uar meeting Saturday evening elected the
following officers for the following year
]. II. Jolley, commander; G. w Kyser.
first lieutenant; ]. l.. Lane, second lieu
tenant; R. P. Ellison. third lieutenant;
w NJ. Steele, adjutant; j. NJ. Cardwell,
quartermaster NJ, |. Davis, first sergeant;
B. +. Sparks, second sergeant; Harry Nc
Causland. third sergeant: j. NJ. Jolley, Of
ficer of the day; Leo Rogan, treasurer;
j. j. Smith, chaplain; A. L. Trigg, sur
geon; NJ. T. Hendricks. assistant surgeon;
c. W. Stone. first colore guard; d. B. Pat
terson. second color guard
X b. DeBray Chapter, Daughters OF the
Confederacy held its regular meeting:
Saturday afternoon and transacted some
important business.
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UNIVERSITY SUMMER NORMAL.

Total stock ...............2
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[OMETER OF BUSINESS
las 4 Dull One Among Jobbine and
Commission Houses.
ktR CupTAlltD PRODUCE RECEIPTS
- Entireiy bare of Poultry.
-. slightly improvcd-Ad-
vances IN butter.
ONCE Of The Post.

uous,on, wednesday. January 10,
-. one Of the dullest days OF the
N he local wholesale markets. The
n.d had weather has affected all Of the
". sSme extent and the amount Of
W,nsarted by them during the day
aratiyely small Dealers In country
Ras very little to do and practically
~ Of commodities moved slowly.
=, 4 FRANKIE. New York, say of fruit
aste of January g.
4, sale OF the cargo Of the Picqua-the
~. n, lemons held this week-the mar
81 .hout i0al5c per box lower than last
- The quality OF the fruit was good, hut
Ginning marks were much in evil
,,,,or,e Is in port and the North
I'D THOMAS TurnbulI are due, The
st,hs Victoria will be sold Tuesday aud
a,go Of the North Anglia (probabiy)
aay These cargoes aggregate 3t.200
Il Is thought that the cargo OF the
nil will be held over until the week
10Th instant. 80,
..ivinY are therefore safe. The fruit
~ nisced upon docks adequately pro-
from the ncursions OF cold.
rrss -There Is not much change In the
I'm The week has witnessed some
aurtuations, but no important changes,
Ave cars of California were sold The
Al quality of the California fruit ar.
Is satisfactory. but several cars Of
/ Inferior stock we're received ana soia
week.
ksrts for next week are encouraging
,,or reaIi5ations this week were about
follows. Fancy nayels Irregular sizesl
IA ia. few s6s and lbs s3.6s6ii.00; off
I s.. iOa2.s5. choice navels 81. fog2,so: bud
4 seedlings according to quality Sl,40G
small sizes preferred: Florida oranges
"a n. Sicily oranges. 300 and $50, s2.25Gl
h,y boxes 1908 st15m1. 4o:. zoos aOod .O5
speria grapes The open weather OF the
~ days Of the week have given an Inn
1 10 trade in this line. Interior dealers
NAV discover that they will need grapes
Re the season is over would do well to
NOW. thus insuring better selection of
than they can hope to get later, when
rs' holdings have been reduced to few
aees.
weather has had the effect curtsiling
receipts OF produce TO considerable OK
4 and today's arrivals we're extremely
As result of this fact, together with
Rntinued good demand the market is en-
N bare Of poultry and, while today's prices
= not quotsbly higher, 1t is expected that
receipts tomorrow VIII cause an bu-
e. Chickens Of all kinds are in good
Ind and arrivals will meet with ready
at top prices.
celpts Of eggs have been decreased about
er cent by the weather but no improve
u In the situation is in evidence as yet.
Dc Is very little business being done even
be low prices quoted.
e butter market is very firm and ad-
hes are in evidence in practically all
es corresponding advance in the price
leomargarine is to be expected in the near
10.
uit OF all kinds moved slowly at un-
lsed prices.
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well, i37l -'''' - SP''.s
r9r Liverpool: SIS Madrlleno, s2si, $. Ryda,
Maria 200 "' A-'' 90
.o ror Hsyre; SIS Patria, siss; ss Aston Hall.
.odo or bremen S. Taunton, 4s4; IS Recta,
'VYv, - Nordiarer, a6eli IS Hemisphere, $500
ofor Rotterdam SIS Caithness, 4it: Sc Cane
'olcInn, AZ, IS Roseheld, 7sa.
,d ror HAMBURG IS Endeavour. 1ss: 81 Phoebe.
l2,! rs patgsi, 100
For Antwerp: SIS Khartoum. a7sb. a. MA.
oieham Castle. $3.50
iror Japan; Sc Hutton, b2s1
FOR New York. Mallory line, $50.
Total. 5000.
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MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
etreng Assertions as TO Just what
the Remedies VIII DO.

Mnnycn guarantees
that bis Rhsunst.rrn
Clire Will rure nesriy
Ill cases Of rheums.
ffsm In q few nonrs.
that his Dyspepsia ezra
will cure indignation and
oil stomach troubles.
thst his kidney Cure
VIII cure 90 psr cent.
Of al cases q kidncy
trouble, that HE cr.
tsrrh Cure viii cstrs
eatarrh ~ matter how
long standing, that bic
Headache Cure will cure
any Kind ~ headache In
a few MINUTES. that
his Cold Cure viii
ouiekiy hyest M -
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sToCkHoLDERs
MEETINGS:

Houston. Texas, Nov. 1tb, 1899.
NOTICE Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Hous-
TOP md Texas Central Railroad Company
hsi heen called by the Board OF Directors
OF said company 20 convene at the general
office or said company in The City OF Hous-
ton, Toxae, at twelve o'clock. noon. on the
nineteenth day OF January, 1900, for tho
purpose of authorizing the making. execu-
ton and delivery Of n tirst mortgage upon
tho railroad recently purchased and now
owned by said company commonly known
as tho Waco and Northwestern Division
OF the Houston and Texas Central Rail-
way" extending from point in or near
the town OF Bremond. in Robertson county.
via Marlin and Waco, to point In or
near the town OF Ross, in MoLennan ooun-
~. with its franchises end appurtenances
10 secure the payment OF arst mortgage
bonds OF the Houston and TGyas Central
Railroad Company 10 an amount not ok
ceeding twenty-five thousand Gollars for
each mile of said rairond, payable at a
time nol exceeding thirty year fiom their
cate. anu bearing interest at rate nct
exceed ing six per cent per alnum. payable
scmi-annually. to be issued for the pur-
pose OF paying for. completing, improving
aud operating the said railroad with its
franchises and appurtenances,
L. w. CAVE. Secretary
Houston q Texas Central Railroad Com.
pany. l-l9.lsOo
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GALVESTON corroN RECEIPTS

cal, ,-, Bales
~, ~, ,oioIa AGO ana santa Fe .............. 65i
International and Great Northern mi
Galveston, Houston and Henderson 10
Missouri. Kansas and Texas - MlS
1 nar La Porte and Houston 80. 2sa
D"se y W. bein ...,....................1,i5 6
-----
iotal Observation-Disclosures.
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eorm Of cold and - on through the entire liz, ~
remedies Al all druggists. % cents a vial
u you need medical advice write Pref MunyeA
hbce Aych st., Ph'la. 1t is absolutely trse.
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ULEAHEU.
. Henry P. Mason (Am.), for Apslachi

khertoum (Br). for Antwerp.
Ludwig tGer.). for Hamburg.
uyiier tNor), for West indian ports.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

i-T1c7r- GLASS pOARD $3.50 and $500 per
week: table board $3.50; close IN ZVs IL,
Branch ----------
WoT'TD TAKE ore or two rhiieren 20 boArn
with my avn family in suogIts .. 'o.x.
GOOD school references eAeh"nEer Az
dress $40. this ofhce -------------
PLEASANT ROOMS with tpAsn, que ~, IN.
from Capltol noleH Is
References.
sPT Ty1ID table hoard with nicely furnished
rooms. Apply no Cspllol- ---------------------
4 S0T7TIT ROOM veil Furnished for two Nl,p
bcsrd Apply 100 Walker ----------.------- :.
NICE -com. and BOARD, within four blocks q
CAPITOL hotel Apply $40 Austin suess' is q
ersnces exchanged ----------.--------
IS 30 PER WEEK; table board " ia asS
Franklin avenue.
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SAILED.

Gyller tNor.), for West Indian ports.
LUDWIG (Ger.), for Hamburg.
khertoum (Br.), for Antwerp.
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the
rogulSr annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the New York. Texas and Mexican Rail-.
way company will be held at the public Of !.
Texas, on Monday, January 20 1900 al 2 80
o'clock p. m The regular annual meeting
OF the board Of directors OF said company
VIII also be held at said place, and at once
upon adjournment OF said stockholders
meeting, BY order Of the board OF directors
w. G. Van Week, President 5, NJ. smith,
Secretary,
Victoria, Texas, December ~. 1888. i.A
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steamers, second-clsss liners io ana nrst.
class lines &c higher.
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NOTICE is hereby given Of the annual meet.
ing % the stockholders OF Tho Houston
Printing Company, to be held At the office
OF Tho Houston Post at Z y. M. Monday,
January Is, 1900 for the purrose Of electing
9 board OF directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may come before ~.
r, NJ, Johnston, President
Attest, q, j. Palmer Secretary IL
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DON'T BUY A PIANO until you have seen
our new and elegant styles, now ready for
inspection. Easy monthly payments. q.
Janke 4 Co. Mus.a House. 500 Main street.
t-i6- 1900
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regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the GUT. Western Texas and Pacific
Railway company will be held at the puo-
Victoria, Texas, on Monday. January 70.
1900. at 2:S0 o'clock p. m, The regular an
nual meeting OF the board OF directors OF
said company will also be held at said place,
and Mt once upon adjournment OF said stock.
holders meeting. ny order OF tue board OF
directors W. g. Van vlcck.. President
NJ, Smith. Secretary.
Victoria, Texas beeembet "a. 1879. La
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED 10 get up work IN small
towns all over Texas and louisiana lib
eral commissions. express paid one way.
For terms, ETC. address c. II. Barton. Dyer.
Cleaner and Presser. No, II Preston ave
mo Honston Texas II
AGENTS for south Texas. indian Territory.
Oklahoma, 60 sell the reliable automatic
gas lamps and supplies; also under gehet-
ator tall brass) lamps at very low psnfes.
special prices for the HOLIDAYS. Send for
Catalogue and prices. Kelly Bros. sole
agents, No. 1875 North Akard street, DaiiaF.
Texas
WANTED-Rellable lady agents1i IN every town
to sell coffee and baking powder; good pay.
Houston Pure Food Co. Houston Iekas. y
sAIEsMEN. with some capital, 10 appoint
agents and control territory ioT GOOD sell
ne SpS' II
Al,ENIs on salary or commisson; Inc
r,.atesr agents seller ever produced; every
s,ser Al pen and ink buys 1t on sight ~
10 zoo psr cent profit one agents sales
Amounted 10 $500 In six days. another w N
twt hours. Monroe Mfg. co. y 1885, La
Crosse. Wis. ------------1
WE WANT a good agent 20 sell New SentuIy
Typewriters 10 Houston Inc NeN tfntuty
bristles with points OF superiority "a eyre
vital mart which makes u the most Ps'ler.
typewriter In the world eHamihe ! anu
YOU viii buy It. Write Us ABOUT " Rofhsy
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SITUATION wanted by experienced man cook
ami waiter, and wife; satisfaction guaran-
teed Address si27, this ofhcs. 10
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h.. OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.
Ierr night quotations on cotton for de-
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SPIRITUAL Astrological and Palm Readings
given by the celebrated Or Rowland who
has no equal. guarantees satisfaction. Pub.
lie circles every Monday, Wednesday,
Saturday nights. 25 cents, TO which all get
outline readings Regular readings from
Kinney avenue. 10
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

wANTED-sosfd and foom b youaF mar
othee. II
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

IIDs viii be received AZ the First National
bank Of Flatenls. Iesas. until y o'clock:
u bank building az Mouiton Texas: 49,
cordinR 10 plans and specification az The
bark Fintonia. owners rtssrv'ne thr rtEht
to relsli any and all bids. tIrSt Nstiopei
Bank. F1atonis. Texas 81
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SITUATION wanted by coiored boy II
years OF age. 10 wash dishes or work around
the yard Address sos. this ofhce. u