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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
SPIDER WEBB PARTY
A Unique Entertainment With Prizes
Building at Disputanta.

Especial Dispatch to The Timesl
DISPUTANTA. VA. Sept. GA highly
interesting entertainment was given ar
the home of Mr.. w. o. Rogers. OF this
place. last night in honor of Miss
Frances Rogers. sister OF Mr. w. O.
Rogers. The guests were highly enter
tanned by a spider-web. arranged In q
room. which proved to be quite novelty.
The cords composing the web had
matches tied TO one end and led to a
kiss candy. OF course) at the other end,
and some OF these drew prizes. Mr.. r.
D. Webb. OF this place. who entered a.
the eleventh hour. was the winner OF
the real prize. and Mr.. Charles Parrish.
OF Richmond. won the BOBBY prize. This
prizes were delivered to the winners By
Mr.. Thomas \. Brown. with "a very
clever speech. after which refreshments
were served.
The new buildings going up here are
nearing completion. and will add lots
to the looks as well as real worth ofS
our town.
Several more new buildings are to be J
erected as soon as carpenters can be OBJ
tanned to do the work.
Messrs. Rainy & Hobbs win soon oe9t4.
work on their store house. charging an&
repairing and making xoem 1or tAatf
fall and winter stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
THE STATE FEMALE
NORMAL SCHOOL
Largely Increased Attendance.
Ninety Virginia Counties
Represented.
Represented.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

FARaIVILLE, VA. Sept. 19.-As a
natural result Of the general educational
awakening throughout the South, the
State Female Normal School opened on
September 18th with about thirty per
cent increase in abundance Ninety per
cent. Of all the counties and cities in the
State are at present represented in the
patronage OF the school. There is an UNI
usually large senior class, which is most
gratifying.
The entrance examinations are all over,
and the girls are now all busy on the
new years work.
The Training School. which opened on
Monday, the 18th, also shows gain In
attendance.
The new building is about under roof,
and work is being pushed as rapidly as
possible. During the summer the library
was rearranged and catalogued by DR..
Arnold and Miss jamie Adair.
Miss vennie Cox. class 1900. has ac-
cepted 4 scholarship rendered her by the
General Education Board. and will leave
soon for Teachers College. New York.
where she will pursue a course In man
ual training.
Miss Elizabeth Carper. 1901. viii this
fen begi1 ~ studies at the NNan's
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PRINCE EDWARD
BUYS|TS OWN BONDS
A Church Lawn Party Attracts a
Large Party.
MADE THE u. S. DEPOSITORY
The y. M. c. A. Working for Star
Course of Lectures-Judge Crute
Pronounces FRS: Sentence
Without Aid Of Jury.
MADE THE u. S. DEPOSITORY
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

FARMyILLE. VA. Sept. 2o.-At a
meeting OF the County Board OF Super
visors tais week. Treasurer w. II. Ew-
Ing reported that in obedience to in
structions he had drawn out OF the
Farmville Building and Trust Company
the sum Of 5000 OF the stock owned by
Prince Edward county and used 1t in
buying eight OF the Prince Edward coun-
~ coupon bonds. the face value thereof
sggregating $4,000. for which he paid
] per cent. accrued interest to Septem-
Der lst 1902. and eight per cent. prem
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Medical College. University OF Pennsyl-
vania. to prepare herself for q medical

Medical College. University OF Pennsyl-
vania, to prepare herself for a medical
missionary.
Miss Frances White. 1901. was present
at the opening of school. She will teach
next winter in the public schools of her
home city. Lexington.
Miss Mary SPARKS. 1902. stopped over
for a few days last week on her way to
her school at Elk Creek.
Mrs. Davis, nee Miss Bruce Houston,
1885, visited the school before leaving for
her new home in Tennessee.
Miss jamie Wheaton. Chncoteague,
1901, will teach this winter in the fam
lily of Mr.. Watt Huntington, FaruviIe
Other graduates present at the opening
We're Misses Jennie Jackson and Grace
Elcan. class 1901. and Misses Mamie Wade
Jennie Bracey. Cora Cole. Ethel Cole and
Ora Harris. all OF the class of June 1902.
Miss Maude Jones, 1899. will teach this
winter at Henderson, n. c..
Miss Clara F. Spilman, Warrenton has
returned. and will! again have her music
studio at the home OF Mr. George Morris
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York County Mention.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
YORKTOWN, VA, September 20-The
school board Of Nelson district will meet
in Yorktown on the 18th for the election
of teachers for the coming year.
Mrs. Harry Howard, of Newport News.
and Mrs. Sears, OF Boston. are visiting
Mrs Thomas Jockey.
Mrs. Harriet Morris and daughter,
Miss Clara, of Sheepshead Bay, New
York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Morris, at Belletield.
Misses Eva and Sal!ie Cruikshank are
visiting in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Mr. w. P. Gillian, who has been very
sick at his country home, Oakland" is
very much better.
People in Williamsburg.
(Special DISPATCH to The Timeso


WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Sept 20-Miss
r. V. Selover returned Sunday from New
York after a delightful stay OF four
weeks.
Miss Mary Fleet returned Sunday from
visit of six weeks with relatives in
King and Queen county.
Miss Lettis Warburton returned Mon
day after q delightful visit OF ten days
with relatives at Toano.
Mr.. James Powell OF Fort Monroe,
spent last Sunday here with his mother.
Mrs. E. J. Powell.
Mr.. Wilfred Powell left Monday for
Fort Monroe, where he will remain for
several days with his father.
Mr.. W. H. Macon spent last Sunday
here.
Mr.. E. Harlow ana wife left Sunday
afternoon for Newport News, where they
will make their home in the future
Mrs w. T. Meanley, OF Newport News
is visiting her brother. Mr.. 7. II. Geddy,
Of this city.
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ium, which transaction reduces the
countys Indebtedness to 5000.
lawn party was held at Trix. In
this county. Wednesday night at the
school-house near Knights and Oliver
Mill to help raise funds for building the
new church. There was large crowd
present from Meherrin. Green Bay and
Farmville, and the surrounding country.
Quite nice sum was realized, and the
new building will be commenced as soon
as the farmers in that section get their
crops laid by.
PRETTY GERMAN.
A pretty german was given at the
home of Mr.. Emmett Lipscomb. near
Tredway. Thursday night Those present
were Miss Sadie Coleman. Miss Liby
Bliss. Miss Mary Swan. Miss Belle
Younse. Miss Annie Allen, Miss Sadie
Allen. and Misses Wilson and Overton:
Messrs. Frank ellis. Johnson, Tom
Young, Emmett Womack, Joe and Hamlet
Allen Emmett Lipscomb. Sam Overton.
and Willie omack. The dance was ended
by the sweet strains Of music, Home,
Sweet Home" played by Mr.. Branch
worsham, Of Hampden-Sidney, and Mr..
Willie Wood, OF Pa1nplin City.
The First National Bank of Farmville,
has been designated as one OF the de-
positories Of the United States Treasury
Department.
The Young ladies Of the Normal School.
who attended the Presbyterian Church.
were given a reception in the lecture
room Of the church last Friday night.
Never before has the Normal School
been SO crowded as at the opening OF
this. the nineteenth session. Every avail
able space in the dormitory, and most of
the boarding: houses in town seem to be
filed
Some changes have been made in the
faculty, and the following alumnae are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
attractive styles in New Dress Goods
colored Dress Goods.

s4-inch Navy Blue Pebble Cheviots.
75c. and 81 yard.
56-inch Double-Faced kerseys. used
yard.
4o-inch Lansdowns. in beautiful
evening shades-blue, green. pink.
corn. and old rose-at SIPS yard.
2S-inch French Flannels, in the most
up-to-date styles and colors, at SOC.
a yard
oy-inch Prunella Cloth, in all colors.
81 yard.
New line Of Waistings. for shirt
waists. at SO and 75c. yard.
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now included on that list: Miss Helen

now included on that list: Miss Helen
Blackiston, '02, is instructor of the prepa-
ratory class; Miss Annie Laura Kinzer,
'O2, and Miss Natalie Lancaster, teach in
First a and First 3 classes.
STAR COURSE.
The Board Of Directors of the Young
Mems Christian Association Monday
night discussed the subject of having a
star course. In order to get this course.
at least $3.50 Of season tickets must be
sold, Mr.. Howard was instructed to be-
sin the canvass as soon as possible.
The Norfolk and western has COM
,renced to put down tracks near the old
hospital site, to be used in connection
with the new depot
Operating under the new law. the case
of the Commonwealth against Stanley
Carter was the first case tried In this
county without a jury. the prisoner con-
Tossing his guilt. The charge against
Carter. who is white man. was that OF
breaking and entering the storehouse OF
]. Z. Bell, In the upper end Of Prince
Edward county. Judge Crute heard the
confession OF the prisoner and gave him
tho minimum punishment-two years In
the penitentiary.
CUTTING TOBACCO.
Tho sale of primings on the Far1nvil1a
market has been very light this week
compared with those OIL several weeks
past This is due to the fact that farm
ers are cutting and housing their crops
for the fear Of cold weather. There is a
considerable quantity of primings in the
hands of farmers yet to be sold.
Miss Mary :. Morris is visiting in the
HON" Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Morris.
N!essrs. S. w. Paulett, Jr.. and w. A.
Stone have been enjoying the present
week in the mountains near Covington.
Va.
Mr.. j. NJ. venable left this week for an
extended trip through the West. He will
40. absent several weeks.
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Black Dress Goods.

An All-Wool Epingle Cord an en-
t1rely new fabric. per yard. 81.
ATWOOD Peau de Sole, $50 and
$3.50 per yard.
A 42-inch Granite. Mohair finish.
very pretty, only 81 per yard.
Extra-wide 5O-inch Prunella, SIS
yard.
kerseys. 56 inches wide. for walk
ing or rainy-day skirts, from 81 G
yard up.
Examines, for ball and evening
dresses, to be made over taffetas and
Fancy lining. all the fad this winter,
at T5c. a ward up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
Camp Sale.

we nave the cheapest line of Lamps
as we'll as the incest in the CITY. and
they are ali good ones. too Give
them look before buying elsewhere.
Nickel-Plated Centre-Draft Reading
Lamps. regular price 81: special. $3.50
each, complete.
Fancy Decorated ParIor Lamps.
complete, with globe to match BODY
OF lamp. only s1.25.
Parlor Lamps. floral decorations. re-
movable font. brass foot. each. H.75
instead of the regular price. s22s
IS ParIor Lamps. nicely decorated.
removable font. centre-draft burner
and brass foot. for $3.50. ss.7s, and
$3.9S EACH
s6.tS Handsome Parlor Lamps. floral
decorations. In pink, blue. red, and
green. your choice for s4.4s and ss8
each.
Solid Red Parlor Lamps heavy en-
bossed decora tons. removable font.
centre-draft burner and brass foot.
sold for $40: special. s7.4s-
Separate Globes. all colors, sizes.
and prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
DELIGHTFUL WHIST PARTY
Golden Rod Decorations and Pretty
Prizes.
Especial Dispatch to Tho Times.>

Especial Dispatch to Tho Times)
CHATHAM, VA, September 2o.-Tues-
lightful whist party at the home of Mrs.
Charles w. Noel. The house was
beautifully Illuminated and decorated
with golden rod
The first prize. which was a very beau-
tifully bound volume OF the "Blythedale
Romance" was tied for by Miss Mary
Johnson and Messrs. W. j. Hurt and
r. I. Overbey. which was decided by
the deck. and Miss Johnson came out
winner The consolation prize was for
the second TIM .. succession awa-C>n
to DR.. T. l. Whitehead Delightful res
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

freshments We're served. and the evening
was one Of solid pleasure throughout
Dr. Rawley Martin. Jr.. OF Lynchburg,
is visiting friends here
Mr.. II. P. Edwards. after an absence
OF several days. has resumed his post
at shepherds.
Miss Josie Graves. OF Castor, Is the
guest of Miss Mamie Whitehead.
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New Fall Naists.

Black Sateen Waists, entire back
and front tucked, neat collar and
cuffs; price. SIPS.
Ladies' Cloth and Flannel Waists.
Just the thing for fall. 81 to s2.4s.
Ladies' Fine All-Wool Albatross
Waists, in white. light blue, and
gray. for $3,s3.
Ladies' Flannel Shirt-Waists, un-
lined, variety of colors. only 81.
Fancy Flannel Waists, variety OF
colors, stylishly trimmed with white
stitching, fastened at the side With
fancy buttons; price, 81 and s2.4S.
Some New Fall silks.
Black Peau de Sole, IS inches wide,
sl.25
Black Taffeta. So inches wide, 81.
Black Peau de Sole, S9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
Easement Offerings.
New Fall Goods in Great uariefy.
ljou to Jhaihimers.
China BARGAINS.

GOLD-BAND CUPS AND SAU-
GERS. several patterns. your choice
for 1Oc. pair.
NICE WHITE CHINA COVERED
DISHES. that We're 45c.. are now csc.
each
FINE LIMOGES DEss ERT
PLATES. six patterns, reduced from
81 to Sl.50 dozen.
lO0-p,ece DINNER SETS, In blue or
green. for only s6.9S set
COMBINATION DINNER AND
TEA SETS. nicely decorated. good
china, 101 pieces, regular price s15:
Special. s1O.9S set.
s25 FINE LIMOGES DINNER
SETS. 100 pieces. richly decorated and
gold sippled; special price. sl9.9S set
Joliet Jefs.
Toilet Sets, 9 pieces. several pat
terms. your choice. Sligo. instead OF
S2.25 set
e-piece Toilet Sets. nicely decorated,
regular price 50; special. s2.25 set.
s. Toilet Sets. floral decora tons, 10
pieces. cheap at s3.4S set.
Toilet Sets, IL pieces. large Jar, blue
decorations. regular s5.4S set, for s41s.
s. Toilet Sets. II pieces. pretty floral
decorations. patterns. nice shape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21
Joliet Sets.
News from Oash Goods Cecfon.

The line OF Fanneettes Outings Percales, Madras and
Gnghas have been opened This stock embraces
designs, styles and colongs and prices always
cheapest. A few leaders
inches wdean
yard
heavily width
in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

Mr.. J. NJ. venable left this week for an
extended trip through the West. He will
IA. absent several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-21

Some changes have been made In the
faculty. and tho following alumnae are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-01

rice canal work from Pine Island bayou
to Sour Lake Texas. to let; prairie work;
material good fills average four feet
supply haul short; will pay good prices;
see us before all Is taken. Address, care
Dutton hotel. Beaumont. Texas, Brooks
Bros & Co. ITO
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ONE PLEASANT southeast room; all con-
yenlences. 140I Lamar avenue /
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PERSONAL.

31RS no WANT ADS remaining IN
}rice of The Post for the week end
saturday, June IS, 1902:
fT2I6; 1902; 1867; 1903; 772S; 1858;
1854; POI; $780, 1880; 900; 1855;
$3.50; 1906; 1881, 1881; 1851; 1882;
4 1908; j, Ii. Hanson; w. ID.
FiLess5ss, 1854 1881; Mrs ,,. l. c. 9 9se
Mile Ludke; NJ. C.; 1854; 1864; 1866;
aB65; Owner 1856: 30; 1913; Printer;
n; 1861; 20; 1857; 7043; 1893; 1918;
rfnce; scandinavian; Saloon; II. NJ {;
Missy; 1912; 222; 100; w X; 1919;
'fs24; "A, 80; 1910; 1875; 1925.
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PRIZE CONTEST

N PRIZE CONTEST.
ANT the name aud correct address
Dry lady In Texas, married or single,
II of Houston, who likes to dress
n Five prizes are tc be given CON
It's who send us the largest and most
"a lists on or before July Is.
b prize, $40 in gold.
hid prize, $50 in cash.
II prize, 50 In cash,
IT,. prize, a pair Of Patrician $3.50
b. prize, ladies' $3.50 umbrella.
KHAN, MAMMOTH CLOTHIER.
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-GD Only KELLEY INSTITUTE IN
Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Territories
for the cure of whisky, morphine. COCAINE
Nue Place Dallas. Texas. "a
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BOARD, ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED Married couple wants two fur.
nished rooms and board IN strictly private
family; must be modern house; close In,
Address 1868, this Office. Q
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aLE, the medium and clairvayant, ex-
Il to one and all Il cordial Invitation
ID and test him to your hearts con
5Dnd you will depart satisfied that
His at least one reliable medium and
Bryant. Clairvoyancy is both an art
1tience; and, like every other profess
MAS its imposters who, under the
Hof ciairvoyant or medium, delude q
Hing public. This city has hitherto
sthe hotbed Of quackeries and takers
"a has been invited to Houston by
Stf the best people Of the State, and
Mites all who have lost or had any
Il stolen from them 10 call and, Tor
lext three days. he, will locate or md
ue nhone lRh6.
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JEWEL stoves are best bakers Smith
Furniture Co., exclusive agents, s
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WANTED--saw nler and foreman. Apply
Texas.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALE of household goods on
nue.. / viii sell 10 the highest bidder j
ash bedstead, mattress ] set'ef sDrfner,
washstand. dresser. oak rock
stove, cooking utensilss oak kitches
safe. parlor lamp, Wheeler & Wilson
sewing mschipe. good as newj q ykrds
mating. J. +. Wafer, No6h couar4ss
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BARGAINS. Corner let with three cot
tages rents for SIS per month, Fourth
ward 500; 4-rnum cottage In Far
Grounds Extension, corner lot, $500, g.
room cottage on Houston Heights bonle-
ward 500: corner lot in Fair Grounds Elk
tension, $50; nice 5-room csttage, modern
improvements. on Iceland avenue, corner
lot, $1,000 Sullivan & Hanna, 81 Moore.
Burnett Building Both phones. II
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FOR RICE LANDS with well and river
propositions, give us n eau; 30 TO 10000
acre tracts Here Is bargain to the
light party. 22A acres all under seven
wlro fence; iron posts; - acres in splendid
cultivation; 2% acres in strawberries; II
acre in dcwbeWies balance ~ land fenced
In pasture; must SCH at once; call at once.
100 acres two miles southeast Of Sara
tcga oil fields; will dispose in whole or
IN small quantities. see us for prices.
Manufacturing sites with railroad track
age and bayou frontage Several cot
tages cheap; must be sold at once Nine
lots one block from car line must go at
$500 Wa haVa Eve beautiful esi iencps,
sirctly modern; ftst-elass nelghborhood;
homes Fly Il McReynolds, Sl3h Main,
room No. s.
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FOR SALE-ll0 feet OF ga inch well strain.
err can be seen at l04 San Jacinto street
S. J. Westheimer II
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| WOULD like 10 run 1rst-class restau.
rant and confectionery for some one on
beach at Galveston. Address Il. II. r.,
this office.
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YOU WILL SAVE MONEY and have more
comfort TO yourself and horse by getting
the C. w. Hess stock saddles; TOS Con-
.ress, opposite Theo, Keler's. 63l
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WE WANT TO TAKE You OUT and show
Won acme Of our choice lots at very low
nTices We have them on Main, Craw.
FORD, Jackson and, Ia fact, our list covers
Houston We nave several beautiful
homes ranging from $1,000 10 $4,000 70:
homes our list is unsurpassed and the
pleasure viii be ours II you viii let US
drive You out to see just what we have:
oliver Cranston & Co., 40 Main street. II
HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots at lowest
prices, for cash or on installment plan
We handle Heights property only; some
bargains this week: seventeen acres on
White Oak bayou and Katy railroad az
5000 Houston Heights office, 80 Main
street. John A. Milroy, agent. u
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NIX Wootan Wells Water for your
nth; Two glasses for sc. or 25c gallon;
:. Lewyn Il Anderson's. 8
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STORM WAGONS at S1l5; the most prac-
teal all round buggy made. Mosehart <
Keller Co. s
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HAY FOR SALE-Choice new hay, grown
on Wharton county black land, El Campo
territory. Write Hood Martin, Glen
Flora Texas. IA
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No AONEY-Buy your harness right
5sy side line with us. Mosehart *
iiefF Co. 8
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FOR sALE-Iots 4 and 5. block 49T,
Walker and Shepherd, $500; lot Y, block
Chartres and Hadley. $1,000; 70 acres on
Harrisburg road; close in. Geo l.. For
ter & Co, 206ia Main street. II
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WHY NOT get home made harness aud
lowest price. made by practical me-
chanic?. C. w Hess. 70s Congress, or
posite Theo. Keller's. 6-Sl
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unright submerged tube boiler, one 10
II. +. Star gasoline engine. one 10 II. p.
upright automatic engine, one 5o.light and
one l50-light dynamo. Address L. p.
Miller, city. II
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I'M OYANT MEDIUM-Be locate :,
ta4l entity will give full life reAdi IS
& We for two weeks. 1913 Travis
oEtl
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FOR SALE--Furniture OF ten-room house,
All new and good style. Address lao
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-.An acetyiene
gas generator three long counters, glass
front FOR upright show case, clothes press,
foot nitre machine, second hand sewing
machines all at half their value at Won
der Store Oh Preston avenue. ?
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DRUG sToRE-Will trade for farm lands
or city property one of the best drug
BUSH esses IN the center OF State, popula.
tlon ~ city 5000. Address n. D.. this
0ln0s. .
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work to sublet at Jacksonville, Texas;
good prices; nay both ways: free transpor-
tntion over Southern Pacific. Apply at my
office in Jacksonville or Orange, Texns,
S A, Robinson, contractor. 1927
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WAPLEs' velvet Cream, highly perfumed,
25 cents bottle; sold by I.ewyn & Ander'
son, Main street, and Weples Drug Store.
Congress- avenue. u
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&-When you furnish your house
'our furniture from the Smith Fur
" Co; they gave me the cheapest
" Mimic. les
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FOR sALE-75 1h-yard dump cars; 10
lo-yard standard gauge air dumping cars.
Rocker & Lee. Galveston, Texas. If
THE undersigned Ia prepared to furnish
limestone, rough or cut; write for prices.
Francis Fiacher. Austin. Texas. II
ANY ONE who does not know orr phone
number plense make note. IL is 400
Houston Plumbing AID Mfg. Co. II
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n HAVE fine suit or skirt that Il
\ let us clean II By our up-to-date
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FOR SALE--Nice Hue OF plumbing goods;
phone 400. Houston Plumbing and Man.
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