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Homestead Notice.

LAND OFFICE, JACKSON, MISS; apr. -, lNl
Notice is here by given that the follOwing-named
Sc ttler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
hnal proof in support Of his claim and that sad
proof will be made before the Chancery Clerk OF
Lincoln County. at Bropkhayen, Miss. ON June
8. 1901, viz: Ebert J. kyzar. homestead entry
No. 24.slS. for the nwA nel4 section %, township
& n. rangese. -,
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Oh sara
land viz: Robert CrisoOe. 4. l.. Lee. William
Hampton, Andrew Townsend, al oi Perch, MISS
JAMES HILL, Register.
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Early Closing.

Beginning ON May 10. 1901, we. the undersign
ed merchants and bus'ne men of the City o.
Brookhayen, agree to close our places of bust
ness every evening. Saturday excepted. at six (6
O'Clock for the purpose of giving ourselves anc
EMPLOYEES a few hours recreation during thu
summer months This TO be In effect until Sep
tember I. 1901:
JNO. McGRATH 4 SONS,
A G.. SEANEN,
COMMERCIAL BANK. O'Clock p. H.,
ABRAMS BROS.
LOUIS COIN & BROS, -
HARTMAN MERCANTILE COMPANY,
BANK OF BROOKHAVEN, 1 O'Clock p. M.
X. II. HAMILTON,
H. ZWIRN.
THE NOVELTY STORE,
C. h. PERKINS, -
PARsONS-MORET REToN-wENTwORTH co.
DIT. BRYANT.
+. II. PERKINS,
A. j. MIAZZA. for Employees.
R.T. SCIiERCk.
T. NEUMANN,
:. LEWENTHAL& & son,
GEO. B0WSKY.
Il. NJ. PRICE 4 CO..
Ut GRANT.
MAX PRIEBATSCH,
BRooKHAVEN MERCANTILE CO.
M. GREENWO0D,
j. M. MOOD.
s. KOHLMAN.
W.P. HUBERT "Old Buck
C. HEUCk & son,
DANIEL a. ZWlRN,
BROOKHAyEN GROCERY CO.,
j. II. WILLoUGHBY.
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the best portions of Lincoln, Copiah
and Claiborne counties, en- route. If it
should first come to Brookhaven and
then make Vicksburg its objective
point, it would bear still further to
the northward, taking in en- route
west Copiah, east Claiborne and south
Warren, and tappinga a large scope of
county about equa-distant between
the Mississippi Valley Railroad on the
west and the 1. c. and A. & V. OH the
east and north.
A friend of the editor, on the Gulf q
Ship Island Railroad, writing of
Brookhaven's opportunity in this con-
nection, says: "Now don't you think it
would be good thing for your city
to make a pull and try and get
this new road extended out that far?
The Newman Lumber Co. has line
running out west from Hattiesburg
toward Monticello about 10 or II miles,
leaving a gap between the Newman
line and Monticello, a distance of
about 80 miles, and then if it could be
connected with the Pearl River Lum-
Der Coz road at or near Monticello,
you see it would not require great
effort to connect Brookhaven and Hat
tiesburg. l would like very much to
see this line of road extended to
Natchez by way of Monticello and
Brookhaven, and it seems like your
people should be interested in doing
all they can to get it built to Brookha-
ven and then on to Natchez."
This is certainly a subject which
should receive the careful and intelli-
gent thought of every person interest
ed in our city's future. To obtain di'
rect railroad connections with Mobile
and Gulfport, and later on with Match
ez or some other point on the Missis-
sippi would give an impetus to Brook
haven's business interests and growth
far beyond anything yet hoped for.
The leader., 1901-05-01
MANNED CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Private u. T. Hoskins' Receiving "a Large
Number of Applications for Free
Transportation to the Memphis
Reunion.

Private u. T. Hoskins, of Brookha-
ven, who some time ago proposed,
to, through the Times-Democrat, to
provide free transportation for all
one-armed and one-legged ex-Confed-
crates who desired to attend the Con-
federate reunion at Memphis, May o.
%, provided they were unable to bear
this expense themselves, and would
send him their names in time, is re-
ceiving large number of acceptances
of his propositirn from the MANNED
veterans, and says he expects good
many more. Up to yesterday, 80 ap-
plications had been received. They
come from all over the State. AS the
Private is not millionaire or his
purse as big as his heart, by a great
deal, he will seek the aid of gener-
Gus public to help him out. He in
formed THE LEADER yesterday that
some of the daughters of the Confed-
eracy are writing him on the subject
and offering TO help out in bearing the
expense of the movement by giving
public entertainments or raising funds
otherwise. Miss Lulah Ragsdale
Brookhaven's talented writer and we'll
known elocutionist, is among the mum.
ber, and will give one of her brilliant
entertainments in Brookhaven next
Wednesday night for the benefit OF
| the Manned Veterans transportation
fund Mr. Hoskins has also accepted
the generous offer of others, as there
is no telling yet how large the list will
grow and he has promised transporta-
ton to all the needy ones who apply.
The leader., 1901-05-01

On Saturday last at the home of Mr..
Bud Higdon, there was family reun-
ion, attended by thirty-two children,
grand children and great-grand chill
dren, representing four generations.
Among those present was Mrs. Wheel
er. who came from Texas to be with
her father and mother on this interest
ing occasion. Mr.. Higdon is now past
80 years of age. and has been married
60 years. But time has dealt kindly
with him, for his footsteps are still
light and his form erect as in by-gone
days.-Hazleharst Courier.
The Higdon family are near rela-
tives of Rev. r. Fl. Purser and Mrs.
Sumrall and are we'll known through
out this section.
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WOMANLY
y --- = SPARKLING EYES
REALITY and BRIGHT FACES

Are the Fruits of Sound Nerves
rrrNnrDn The Great French Nerve Tonic q
QlNOl1O " vitailzer cures Nervous En-
haustion. Hysteria, Dizziness. Headache. Back
ing the Monthly Periods. GIRLS passing
through the trying change from Girlh0od TO Wo-
manhood will lind it wonderful relief and ben
eht. Ii quets and strengthens the Nerves
cleanses the blood, clears the Brain and tones
up the whole system. Makes a Woman Lo0t
Young and Feel Young. PRICE 50c. Y BOXES
S.. Sent by mail to any address. Sold by Price
& Watson. Brookhayen. Miss.
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The Federal Court will meet in
jackson next Monday.
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RICE LANDS In tracts Of from lO1 10
1000 acres IN Liberty. Harris Chaiahers
aud BrnzorIn counties, r. rs Can Bile n
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FARMS WANTED.

A LARGE OIL COMPANY offers farmers
and land owners the most liberal propnsi
tIon eyey made in any oil feld IN the Unit
ed States for oil leases; we do this 20 So
cure the hearty cooperation OF all The
farmers who lease to our company. For
EXAMPLE you had one thousand acres
leased to our company and 1t failed 20
produce oil and your neighhors' farms
leased 70 our company produced oil: yuu
would receive a certain per cent OF the
clear profit made by this company fron,
the oil producing property leased hy the
company. VIII also assist In the sale OF
all lands leased TO this company. VIII
accent leases in certain sections Of LIB
erty, san Jaclnto. Brazoria, Harris, Mout-
gornery Fort Bend, Hardin. Grimes and
Walker counties. Address Howard uanil
ton. General Manager, =. o. Box I34.
Houston, Texas. 20
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AGENTS WANTED.

YOU WILL HAVE 10 HURRY listen,
The Old Hartford Life has good news
for the agent and the polieyholder. On
an endowment At age 50; our lo.pay life
an endowment at age so. our - and 90
pay life endowmcnts at age 50. No more
policy at age 80 and the Insured is paid
The full amount Of HIS insurance In cash.
As the ladies' saw "Ain't this loyelyI"
Loan. cnsh surrender, paid-up and extend
the policy. This Is n bound to the front.
We have been getting ready since 1886,
AS that IL the yenr tho company was born,
80 you see We are no spring chicken.
Seven years IN Texas and peyer a Juhg'
ment rendered against the old Hartford.
Fcw companies can say this. For further
particulars write or call on w II. Pat.
tcrson, Manager, Trust Bldg, Dallas,
Texas
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WANTEn-A good camp blacksmith who
can shoe horses and keep up scrapers and
whceiers. Apply Il j Eyres "a Main
street. -
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THIS is THE RAW TRUTH-The Hart.
ford Life IL the best for agents The
Hartford Life is best for the Insured.
tle better than she promises. Ladies'
written ON same terms as men. w. III.
Patterson Manager, Dallas, Texas. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT. Office OF
Comptroller Of the Currency. Washing.
ton, d C., June II. 1901. - Whereas, by
satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
that the Merchants National bank Of
county Of Harris, and State Of Texas
has complied with al the provisions Of
the statutes Of the. United States re
association shall be authorized to com.
mence the business Of banking
Now, therefore. t. Charles q Dawes
conlptroller OF the currency. do hereby
certify that the Merchants National
bank of Houston In the city Of Houston,
In the county Of Harris, and State OF
Texas. is authorized 10 commence the
business OF banking as provided IN ser
tion J169 Of the Revised statutes OF the
United states.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
ana the seal Of Office this llth day Of
June, 1901 CHAs. =. DAWES,
Comptroller Of the Currency S1i
Charter number 1913.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


SUPPLIES for State Charitable lnstitu.
lions Ofhce OF State Purchasing Agcnt.
austin. Texas. June ,2lst 1901. Sealed
proposals VIII be- received 10y he under.
signed, at Austin, Texas, until 10 o. N,
July 9th, 1901, aud then opened for
furnishing the several state chnrita-
bic and eseemosy instltetloas sup,
per schedules on Tile IN this office, for
either the three, six. nine, or twelve
months period beginning September list,
1901. Right reserved 10 reject amy aad
all bids, and 10 accept any hid Ia pert.
or reject Il In part Prospective hid
fo schedules. etc, on which 10 submit!
their proposal VIII please state on which
Tires they wish 20 bid, c, T. Dolce,
state Purchasing Agcnt. 20
BIDS WANTED Sealed proposals al.
dressed 10 the commissioners court VIII
be received up 20 II O'Clock noon on Sat.
urday, June -, 1901 FOR clearing the
night Of way and grading the Clinton
public road from d point on said road
whore the. rock pavement ends TO the
town OF Clinton according to The plans
and specifications on file In the office OF
the eoantIy s9irEyeyor Prqposs5lis 70 Ne p;
$50 as an evidence Of good faith; the
successful bidder Will be required 10 fur
nish bond IN the sum Of $40 Tor the
a, Nasmer. County judge. -
WANTED FOR moving house at unre
Apply Necco Elsenann. q
PROPOSALS. for construction OF hre
escapes az the state eleemosynary lnsti-
tufions.- Sealed proposals are invited IN
der chapter a. page lGG; General Laws
on 1899 for the construction OF one or
more ire escapes al either or all OF the
following State eleemosynary Institutions
Southwestern insane asylum, San Anyo-
MO. the State lunatlc asylum, Austin;
the State Institute for the blind. Aus
tin; the state Institute for deaf and
dumb, Austin the state lasfitute for col
ored deaf, dumb and blind Austin; the
State orphans home COrscana, and the
North Texas insane asylum. Terrell. Tex. :;
bids win be received W 10 Wednesday.
July 10, A. j. 1901. at 10 O'Clock a. m. .
an bids should be addressed to the I'M
dersigned at Austin. Texas. and mast
have written across the envelope. pro.
pOsals for construction Of nrc escapes
and bid must be accompanied with the
plan OF 1re escape; the successful bid.
der or bidders VIII be required 10 enter
into bond, with approved security. FOR a
faithful compliance with his or their
contract the right Is reserved 10 reject
any and all bids. Joseph d. Sayers. GOV.
ernor Of Texas. -
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
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STRONG textures o. the Ola Hartford Life
Age, strength, prompt payment OF death
losses For every 100000 liability they
have si30,OO1 with which to pay same.
No other company eau make this show
ing, W. II. Patterson, Manager Dial.
las TeNhs.
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SOME OF THE BEST bargalns IN rice
land. ia various sized tracts prices VIII
be reduced for the next few days G. w.
Ham, 30 Main. "a
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

BELGIAN HARES 20 exchange for female
calves. Bayiand Rabbltry. Wooster. Tex. y
JOB PRINTING oUtht to exchange for
coast land. Sherry, 3l0h Main. 20
STOUT top buggy, IN perfect order; will
exchange for lighter one. hurchison &
son. 50T1a Main street %
LAND FOR MERCHANDISE en-
change for merchandise $50 acres Of un.
improved land about Eve mlIes from Elk.
hart, Anderson county. Texas land near
railroad track; price $3.50 per acre Az
dress q. 4. Howard. Palestine. Texas. -
A FINE fruit and dairy farm; cicse Ia
city OF 10000. In the fruit belt OF East
Texas. from 3 10 10 cars Of fruit shipped
frnm this point daily during frpit sen
son. VIII trade for cheap unimpnoyn3
Harris county lands suitable fer grazing
Address 1881. this ofhce. n
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FOR SALE- Sour Lake land. 40 acres o,,t
or the east y Of section =, Hardin couu
~, about "a miles west OF the lake; title
llerslN lh0ut Sie miles south Of Damou's
Mound so per acre. II. VI. Tfuehcart
y Col. GALVESTON. TOMS ~
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

MUST SELL before Friday three good
mules; harness for each, almost new;
two wagons; young city broke driving
good plows, two bullrnkes and haystack-
er. Perrins, Twentieth and Yale, Hous-
Ton Heights 90
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WANTED TO kENT.

RESPONSIBLE party VIII care for horse
Address 1885, this office. ~
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80 ACRES best black land 4 miles south
81 Houston; cant he beat; for quick sale
half value, $3.50 per acre. c. w Ilahi
30 Main. 2B
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FOR SALE 1900 acres OF choice land suit.
able for rice culture; 1000 acres under
renee. with good well and windmill,
seven miles south OF Rock island. Colo.
rqho county, rexas. Address Box .,
sinner, Texas. 26
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oiios tlmiess eyeglasses. be-
hersl rnAehange and Inman com
Z. reward. Return 10 Henke
%
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ssD ROOMS WANTED.

Nani co ~ tleman and Wife, room
\. Rftiop ,ehlently located 10 busIs
y uttins -. city, references. AID.
= 'efns, 2s95 this Office. "a
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Experienced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal Investigation; bonded
katchmen for day or night service. =. J.
Thavonat. General Manager, S05ls Main
street. u
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THE -TIGONA HOTEL. LLANo, TEXAs--
Comuletely renovated. newly furnished,
undcr new management, three stories
sixty rooms spacious halls and reception
rooms: lovely play grounds: mountain and
liver scenery from hotel boating and fish
ing two blocks from hotel; sporismen's
paradlse: most healthful location IN
fInltpd states: rec hack delivery from de
rct. this Is the mineral belt Of Texas
combine business and pleasure here this
sumner; commercial trade solicited. rates
reasonable Il. Marchall, proprietor,
Iluno. Texas. l-l1
THE RANDERA HOTEIs-An established
summer resort in the mountains; nshlng
am hunting facilities; telephone connec-
lion Bandera Hotel, Bandera, Texas
7-la
TGNP1SAS- the summer health resort;
dne sulphur water; DR.. Broiles the spe,
eialIst Is there every Monday; treats ali
chronic diseases .s
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ward, cheap. two lots aud cottage al a
hNrgain, fhlrd ward near MGtiowru.
three aud thrcefourths hts ON uar linr.
halt block of paved street. bargain: Ave
room cottage, two lots, two blocks IL $.
shops. $500. Mckinney & Co. 307ib
Main street II
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WANlEDA good cook al once Apply
Mrs J. w. Edmnndson. 0ll Elgn. 20
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1900 ACRES 10 miles from Houston, h.mle
thls week, $1,000. G.. w, HAM. 40 Main. 20
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.,nan,esn,ta cut hutton, raised goI
q netti nhder please leave Mt
IN Sss,-sr aud receive reward. 81
II cet9fhlel pup, ( months old,
. q 30 white specks on hind feet,
- Milan street. n
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THE BINYON STORAGE COMPANY. !
Moving. storing. packing shipping: scpa.
rate locked rooms; unr WAREHOUSES me
most commodiuu% our help the besf.
attention given Go AL hnsiness entrusted
20 our care; call and SEQ cur Warehousc
corner Washington aud Fifta streets
phones TAO rs
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SAYI DO Won know the Old Hartford
LIES policies 10 he Issued July ! have
more talking points than anY other com.
panys policies doing business In Texas?
Notes taken I'll ran w. II. Patterson,
Manager Dallas Texas. 3
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WANTED Twenty -nvc experienced bridge
ahd pllodrver men. on extension NJ In.
Itrnnuen0l md Great Northern railroad,
NNriin u Waco wages per lay. - -.
go aud S2.I5 board 81 cents per day,
see foreman on works or W, = Miles
M9rl'n, Texas. I30
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WANTED FOR moving house al unre.
Apply Necco X Eiseinaun- n
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hANGAlNS.-F ive-room cottage with two
lots on Hardy street, $l100; six.room cot.
lage, with one and half lots on Free.
-four lots on Mary street. at S450 each:
lots IN an parts Of the Alien addition. Ed
y. Lewis, room IS l03ts Main street -
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ny order Of the board OF directors a
special annual meeting ~ the directors
and stockholders OF the lIearne and BRACES
valley Railroad company for the purpose
OF electlug directors and officers Of the
company FOR the ensuing year ana the
transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before such meeting
rs called to take place at the general OF
fices OF the company In Hearne, Robert
sou county Texas, Wednesday, the 10th
day of July, 1891, between the hours or
10 o'clock a. m. and O'Clock D. m.
" r Ferguson, Secretary liearne aud
BRACES valley Railroad Company I-lOOl
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice
Is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio hallway
compapy Will be held az the general Of.
hce OF the company IN the city OF doua'
ton harris county. Texas, az II o'clock
a. NJ on the "a day OF July, 1901; ana
that the annual meeting OF the board u
directors OF said company viii be held
al the same place md on the same cog
Immediately after the Adjournment 81 the
said annual meeting OF the stockholders.
C. b. Seger, Secretary. l.zl
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders and directors
OF the Direct Navigation Company Will
be held at the companys ONCE Ia inc
city Of Houston on Tuesday, July 2. 1901,
az II o'clock a. 10, B. c, Cushman; sec,
rotary. f-oi
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n msrtniA iED-one male Homine
e band VII, with red paint on both
3 3ill Ne lumber 91o3; a liberal re
". 40 Tiraala upon return to G. A.
I.S-.,-----. ...Nls street, Houston. Il
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furnished complete. Marble washstand
and bath attached. A b. C., this Office
"a
HONEY FOR SALE-Guajllla Honey has
made Uvalde famous for prices on both
comb and extracted write w. D. Blunt
ing. Uvalda Texas. T-23
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nv LIST OF RENE HOUSES IS the lurg.
est in the city | win show them. Don't
waste time by looking elsewhere, Nor
heet Phones 0IA. Bin2 building ~
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!, FOUND, STOLEN.

Itch, ggih aS and white LeweIlen set.
lphpi 1Huer rewarded by returning
co. answers to name OF
If
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.

HOUSTON HElGIIIS- Bargain for cash,
eaca. ID. d. Smeaton n
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on lands 100 acres on a stTalght Tine
between Beaumont ana Corsicanh
KuuutZc aud Trinity. Livingston and
Sour Lake; boring N progress or con.
tcmplated az each point named; AZ so
per aero: perfect title guaranteed. al
Geyns %
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FOX CiANGE In Waco, Texas, u beau
tltui modern cottage, all cnnveniences.
paved street. car line and 5.foot terraces:
VIII exchange for nice residence In
Third or Fourth ward IN Houston. Texas.
Apply to H. A. Arnold Hutchins House.
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FOR sALE--Whte rabblts 800 Capitol
avenue ~
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HARRIS COUNTY 700 acres George W.
McClelaud survey: $50 Hcgcs Frederick
Rathaas survey, CleHr Creek 1GI acre0
Moody SURVEY adjoining Cypress. Large
aud numerous tracts IN Jefferson, lldrdln
Liberty, Harris Chambers BraEora AMI
Anderson counties; also oil leases In tho
various prospect counties Il. W. Gam
bic s. CO. n
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INTERPRETATIONS! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All sizes and prices; send for catalogue;
we pay freight, Smith Furniture Co.,
Houston. 30
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WANTED White glrl to cook aud do
honscwork for small family Apply iSOH
Liberty avenue, Fifth ward. e5
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AG BNTS make $40 10 S25 daily handling
our photograph jewelry and buttons; any
picture copied and returned unlniured:
satisfaction guaranteed; big money for
4l5 Dearborn street. Chicago. "a
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TO FAMILY who VIII huy two new velvet
carpets, seven rouni modern house, lose
In, residence street No. 3IO6 this Of
fec 80
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HEADQUARTERS for Fruit packages Just
received car each u the following:
Berry Boxes; Tomato Crates and Baskets:
Grapes and Split Baskets We carry the
largest stock In the State Mexican June
Corn and Stock Peas, Sorghum Seed and
kaffir Corn, Holloway Seed nnd Grain
Co., Dallas Texas III
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BARBER wanted; guarantee 50 and so
week $40 Congress. rs
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DAMON MOUND Several twenty.ncrc lots
In the Burncy survey, facing and joining
the A. Darst tmouud surrcvl, NJ $50 per
acre; 200 ncros IN the Jacob Y, Brney
survey mt $50 per acre. r. W Gamble
q Co. &C
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MONTGOMERY county, 1853 acres at So
81 acres, well improved, $500 A. Nc
Gary & Co, PIG Main street. p
ONE-TWFLFrH undivided Interest IN 30
acres adjoining Saratoga tract for $1,000
Address w, p. f., this office, %
SIX UNEMPLOYED Third ward lots FOL
sale. Address Owner. No. ~, this Office,
OIL LANDS $50 acres IN Liberty county
on railroad; q line drawn from Heau
mont by Sour Lake passes through this
tract; price 81 per acre 500 acres prairie
IN Brazoria county, s. per acre; $50
acres 20 miles northwest from Houston
for $3.50 per acre. IL. II. AacNicoll,
42s Binz building. rs