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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1893-12-07
J. + MORPHEW,
ATTORNEY Al LAW,
MARION, N. [

-(o)-
Will practice in the courts O.
Watauga. Ashe, Mitchell, Mellow.
al and all other counties in the
western district sdSpecial atten
tion given to the collection of
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1893-12-07

lar rom being class legisla.
ton, an income tax is direct
ed not against property or
wealth. In point of fact, it
is class legislation to have
no income tax because weak
thy persons whose property
is in the shape of bonds. se-
rurities and invisible profits
are then able to escape their
just share of taxation. The
Tribune's idea is hardly
worthy Of serious discussion. /,
TIA small number of peop1a
would pay a large share of
the taxes under an income
tax, it is equally true that
the same conditions exist un-
der our present. system of
taxing PROPERTY. Would the
Tribune have the owner of
ninetenths Of the real estate
ina village of 100 0inhabitants
pay only the dne-hundredth
part OF the tax levied or
would it have him pay III
proportion to his wealth?
There can be but enc an
swer to such a Question. The
old threadbare argunant a.
gainst the equitable income
tex; advocated by Jefferson
and Enthusiastically tested in
England during the past fifty
years; MO longer have any
weight. The Democrats on
the ways and means commit
tee have thoroughly studied
the subject, and they seem to
be Convinced that the pro-
posed tux is the fairest mode
nf meeting the deicieitcy in
the treasury that will be
BY the coming reduc-;
tion Of the customs duties.
Such a fax dlscriminates
against nobody. IT simply
carries out the just and fa-
tionaI theory that wealth
should bear it's proportion
lte share Of the expense of
,he government which pro-
.ects it and enables it to ac-
'ulnulat teand find safe invest
nent. 1t is all wrong to put
! heavy tax on a man with
! cottage or a farm and let
he bondholder With an an
Iual income OF $4,000 go
cot.free. The country is to
'e congratulated upon the
rowing popularity Of the i'm
ONE MISREPRESENTATION.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1893-12-07
Secretary Fostsr's Admission,

Secretary Fostsr's Admission.
Press and Carolinian.
| Ex-Secrptary of the Treas
ury rhas. Foster says IN re.
ference to the Hawaiian
question:
I'll don't know that any
body knows what has been
done. Everybody seems to
take the Gresham letterase ex-
pressing the ad administrations
feelings, and the local con-
clusion Of that letter seems
to be the restoration of the
Queen of tho islands to the
throne.
"If that ia true, then Presi-
dent Cleveland has made a
great blunder. The Gresham
letter everything. It's
n resume of Blonnt's report,
and the paint made Is that
the marines landed from the
United States ships and es-;
tablishetl the provisional
government, with the aid of
the United States Minister,
and without that KIM of
force the new government
would not have been estab-
Ilshed.
III that is true, then the
government has been wrong.
IL don't think there is any
question 0f doubt that the
provisional government re-
presents the great business
interests Of the islands, and
and they ought to be sus-
tained. How on earth the |
government can do anything
plse, when the provisional
government has been recog-
nized, not only by the Harri-
son administra lion, but by
cleveland's as we'll, and how
ne can tear down and, put up
the old | don't know
Fostersnid that OF course
10 one knows what the in
'gructMns Of the government
% Minister Willis really are.
lie considers Willis a very
'hle man. perhaps above the
lverage, who has had a
,reat deal of public expert
nee.
"What reports were re-
eived by the Harrison I'D.
ninistration?" was asked
"1he Harrison adninistra-
ion went on thainformation1
hat the provisional govern
nent was established with.
ut any aid from the United !.
'tates authorities, and you
now that the United States J
linister was repriInanded for !
cknowledging the indepen-
ence OF the government BY
he Ha:risona administrA tion. :
he business interests Of the q
Hands we're recognized. blt 2
'hether q amajority ofthe ma 9
|ye8 V0fo for or against, the r
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1893-12-07
Tefsc, Tart and Timely.

r
will have to find better en-
dorsers than Mrs. Lease ant
Jerry Simpson before tits ia
ken seriously BY thscountry
The democratic party nigh,
go farther and fare wors,
than it would by following
the advice Of 1ov. Fisback
OF Arkansas, and making Ad
lai Stevenson its next Presi,
Dental candidate.
Chairman Wilson and his
democratic colleagues ON the
House Ways and Means com
mittee should consider n q
abuse they are getting from
republicans, because of I h e
tariff bill the very highest
praise that could have been
bestowed upon them. 1t is
certainly regarded as such by
all other gOOd democrats
Those who thought tn e
National democratic plat
form OF 1892 a meaningless
document now realizes that
they were mistaken.
1t is easier for a camel to
20 through tho eve of a ne
die than for q believer IN "A
protective tariff to bea good
democrat.
A large number of pore or
lees prominent men would
o. willing to pay literally for
the power to recall hastily ex
pressed opinions on the Ha.
policy of the admins.
tration, and yet a goodlyI
percentage of the same mon
shoot off" their mouths Just
~ prenaturely at the first
opportunity.
POwderly has been Mt the
read of the Knights of La
,or 81 long that it will prob
'hly go very hard with him
% have to 90 back to work
ng for his living.
Failing to get a desired Of
Ice is a mighty poor excuse
,r a mans changing his pol
tics; such an excuse indica tea
he absence OF political prin-
iples.
Gov, Mckinley says the
oice OF patriotism aloneI
houldl lbe heard, which is all
lght enough; but he makes
he mistake Of coniounding
selfwith,patriotism which !
'all wrong. l.
The Hawaiian tempest in a <
aapot has siumered down I
ntil it is away Below the boi t
M point.
There are some republicans
h0 seem TO have an idea |.
lat the presidential cam
aign Is already on. Better ]
lrn of some III the pressure,
,ys. You havn't fuel en- ).
ngh to keep it up for three !
'ars. :
W 4. Vnndcrbllt evidently Il
nc ieeing the hard times. b
ehas inst started with a Il
lrty Of friends for an exten- I,
d eastern cruise IN his new I,
cam yacht. The estima ted Il
pehse oi the vovagesis one J,
lndred thousand dollars. 4
Il New York City re q III lylit
lnts rapid transit the mat d
/ should be turned over toI Q
|icago men.
Edwin GouId il going to
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-25
DIR. R.ssell's Discoveries.

The Condition of the Christian
Forces, and ''Co-operation Of the
Churches. These were the topics
on which Rev. Frank Russell. D. d..
spoke in mastery manner
Yesterday afternoon and evening in
the Broadway Presbyterian church.
Those who have not heard DR.. Rus
sell are missing a rich treat. The
meeting this evening will he in the
First Baptist church and will be pre-
sided over by William Jackson.
Tomorrow evening the meet
ing VII be in the First Methodist
church
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-25
The Queen Pawned HerJ.xels.

Queen Isabella Of Spain, Iawned her Jewels TO
raise money 10 fl out an expedition that discov
cred the new world. Her sacrifice was net
greater than is made by many women of Amer
lea, who deny themselves many things in order
to have money TO buy Or Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery for their sick husbands or children
This ''Iiscovery' is more important TO them,
than the one made in 1892. For all diseases OF the
Lungs, Liver, Throat, or Stomach. the "Discov-
cry is sovereign remedy. A trial convinces,
lie continued use cures 1t purifes the blood, in
vigoratos the liver Gu | strengthens and builds up
the wi ole system. Guaranteed TO benefit or
cure in every case, money paid for it il re-
turned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-25

where he was at work. The glass
struck him in the face, some getting
into his eyes, but it is hoped no seri-
Gus results will follow.
Nestor Desvormes, a glass blower
at the United Glass works. fell from
the platform into the swing hole
while 1T word this morning, cutting
himself about the head and hands.
DIR. Bradford was called and attended
him, and though he received several
cuts from the broken glass. none were
sirious.
DIR. Assay, recently of Andalusia,
has located in Rock Island, his resi-
dence being at 1884 Third avenue.
The people of Andalusia became very
much attached to DR.. Assay during
his residence there, and while com
lplimerting the people of Rock Island
on his removal here, regret his de-
parture from their village.
Mrs. Mary Volk ha s sold her resi-
dence on Fifteenth street between
Seventh and Eighth avenues to Mrs.
j. w. Jones for 81, 800, the sale being
negotiated through the agency of r.
A. Donaldson. Mr.. Donaldson has a
number of other desirable holdings
centrally located for sale upon rea-
sonable terms if taken soon.
Our spring carpets now on show.
We have the sole agency for the Vic
toria and body Brussels, which are
made for the L. S. government offices
at Washington and it is pronounced
the standard grade. Also for Horner's
Administer plush carpets, the finest
pile fabric, at moderate price
known To the trade. Clemann &
Salzmann's.
Our furniture department is re-
plete with all the novelties of the
season, purchased by us for cash
from the best known makers in Grand
Rapids. We can not only save YOU
money. but give you new and choice
designs in parlor and chamber furni-
ture, sideboards, tables. chairs and
lounges. Thanking You for YOUR
patronage we solicit an early call.
Clema1n & Salzmann.
Maggie Shehan, daughter of James
Shehan and wife. died at her parents
home on Elm street at 4 O'Clock YES
terday afternoon of typhoid fever,
aged II years. She was of a bright,
sunshiny disposition and her kind.
lovable nature had made her a gen
eral favorite in the neighborhood.
The remains will be taken to Stuart,
Iowa, IN Sunday morning, where the
lnterment viii occur in the after
noon.
Postmaster Wells received a batch
Of new postal regulations this morn
ing, one of the most important of
which forhids carriers accepting of
money for any purpose, either for
the purchase of stamps, money
orders or postal notes People who
are in the habit of giving unstamped
letters TO carriers with money TO
purchase stamps with. will take no.
tice accordingly.
DR.. 4. c. Stilson. secretary Of the
Bankers Life association of Des
Moines, is in the city TODAY and ac-
companied by the companv's genial
representative, Samuel Wharton. of
Aledo, Is making business calls
about town. The Bankers is one of
the most popular lines of insurance
ever gotten up, which fact is cvi-
denceo by the number of prominent
citizens that are being written. be-
sides Increases from those who were
previously in it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-25
The Modern lnval n

Has tastes incidentally, in keeping
with other luxurieS. a remedy must
be pleasantly acceptable in form.
purely wholesome in composition.
truly beneficial in effect and entirely
free from every objectionable quail
ty. Ii really i'll he consults physi-
clan; # constipated he uses the gen
tic family laxative. Svrun of Eirs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-25
rheumatism na-s, ma nax

mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the sys-
tenn is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause, and the
disease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits. Warrant
ed by Otto Grotjan, druggist, Rock
Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-25
The Weather Forecast

For the next So hours, generally
fair weather and slightly colder:
winds westerly, becoming southerly
Sunday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-25
sfeY Chat.

Worlds fair Monday evening.
Fresh eggs 20 cents a dozen at Sd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
rMo ruNMnAhs.
Mrs. Caroline Atifnont and William
Leopold, SRI. Laid 90 Rest.

The death was announced yesterday
morning OF Mrs Caroline Altmont, aged
IS years. she had long lived IN Houstou
aud leaves husband, several sons md
oiher relatives 70 mourn her loss. The
runcrai took place at 3 O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon from the residence, No, 81
Capitol ayenne. and was largely attended
rs frlends AMI ac1laintAncas ~ TIE fani-
IN and OF che deceased. Iherc MAS b
isrpe attendi,nue OF inenbers OF The HN-
brew 1ladiea !ltncN olens association, upon
tho rolf o. wtieh the aaiile OF the de-
ccaaei VfRs bnrng,
I'he funeral al Wililam Leopuld. Sir
took place yesterday morning at 1870
D-olock.l long iiAc Of carraRea following
lhn heAfse Which was preredea hy q
sand pltrinH mo depd march. Harmony
adre No. Nil lSEfsilts of Honor llnd
.hafue cf the fnnesds preparations, and
nSanV in4r4hHfs 81 the order attended.
Nr T.cop6ld Yas highly respected and
niH idfs I'd crently drpiurcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
A FIRE ALARM.
The scnuinu HuiidiuE HAD n Mar
row Escape Yesterday.

At 1855 yesterday morning an alarm Of
IRE was sent ~ from box y, corner Of
aIaln and Congress md created great
excitement as the blocks around that To-
cation ARE the most valuable in the city
Thn blaze was located in the hardware
store of G. w Aiswortn, in the Seaman
building, In the rear OF Kiam's store The
suts meter II located in a closet under the
stairs at the front, and the interior OF
this closet was lilcd with flame when the
ulavnt was sent in.
IN an almost Incredibly short time the
fretnen had stream IN action and the
nfe was extgnguiahed without other harm
than fiooding the floor. The lire IS said
20 have originated in the closet rrcm some
work that was being done IN putting IN a
gas governor, 1t IS supposed there was
u small lenle that in the test was lighted
unobserved. that the heat melted conrec-
ton and the escaping gas plhzsd, causing
the alarm.
Hundreds Of people he'd collected on the
scene IA less than ten minutes after the
alarm sounaee. an.1 muen satisfaction was
expressed that Tie blaze had oceurred IN
tho daytime, when the Htore was open,
thus probably saving the loss OF handsome
buil0inis and stocks Of fine goods from de-
y ~ fsttfn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02

whore fgf several DAYS he was fhe eNcst
~ ~. tsecrsc a. smith.
!. i.strs % calvert came doNn s'es-
=. ". iSrnwn : prcrineat law10'i ~
WHARTON. wns in fhf ats ycsger3aS'
Hon NJ Nlletiehrcdf cf o2tipitus
VAS sxfistcrrl fn NOvstou NfsieftAN
Mater seahrJc's ssprpr retsss,el yiS
tgtanN fr6a y short VISIT 70 Sais'Ht"n
u u. rsiiu prcfci SCR 81 l3nHe-e Nv,
Tn SAfn flti54ttn rolTaai e VI tNc ciCfs
s,ar.asu Il. w. psn isy,tck non. . hAsl-
lr.ss tn to Ais oii foyAs q Mcn'somery,
Ala.
&. &. WSoaoridee and viie ane Miss X.
Renthan came w Nes'eriaf -
lhrte.
stlsz Annic wSraer 81 ~ hslne asaln
nfrer two weeks Nislt . 7aNfH ~
a. g WATSON ana g Nepsnald, We'll
sncwr trsiin architects sftit 'fsN7'nsF
"a EoNstou
Dr. Louis +. RctlehanS rFtnrgea lass
niS1t asiFg 1nrutNS allsirca ZIP sPent
~ CcntrAi TeNss-
g = TcpnHni vers @ In Forte las;
tn eNN 10 tnn city,
r. y yunfhgfou has ro1s % Anderson
20 atterH Va huSlyesS b The courts CURING
tas iaintss * his father
Mfears - ts ana y. q. Kirkland ct
IA pNrte were "a The uifS yesterday The
;a.ttr r~NtieHann was tl1c prorfAtaf pt
ana &c tse stores herrcG ~ IA Pog's r.
cdptif lie has Nalls A naW Siere eHN
-chsch 8 o-r nav sess tfsn three weeks.
1hi4 sNsa,s 4 fsslHSr ChteaSn aaovr IN the
WY o. enterprise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
man scmooI. nsILpiNa.
Thirty-Two DRAWINGS rticd Ncster-
d., With fhc S4ty secretary.


s6ae weeks aso the city o. Houston
inserici "A advertissmen, asking for
nlsns for q hisn school building. the
maximum c1s, not 90 exceed 5000 Toe
Suoafintcndeht of schools had prepared
cerialr sageesti2ns az to what he con-
sidsts essentials in such buildings. and
a p-lated copy af these suggestions were
maiieA q applicants
The 5ucf ~ the city was to pay $500
fer ne plans and specifications accepted.
hn4 Eri6ay December l. was designated
NJ Che iAst day on which plans might be
aie1 That lstie being yeste day, City
Slcte{Hrs lfichafisnn WAS kept raiher
ase5 from rexas jiea fF0sa ifousiui
archltects) and fourteen from abraea.
Eleven states are represented In tho come
Ire drawings win lie submitted % Tho
;ltaen AZ tho adjourned meeting on
Monday sil6 WI prpeaoly be referred
t0 tte schpni coamittee and the board
ot school trustees. aud by them one or
moro OF the. piuns VIII be Hent 70 the
board ot public works Tor final action.
The i.Ht Of competitors IS ms follows.
~ $ Colby. Beatrice, Neb.
r.. y. EiiiS. Omaha, Ncb,
chappel 4 Weatherwax Grand Rapids,
alsddox Son q Mclean. Birmingham.
d Harry Randall St Louis, Mo.
j. C. Holland, TopdlIa, Kan.
Thomas HardinE. Little Rock. Ark.
Brsdbefry 4 Ferris. san Angelo. Cal
A. =. Bryan. Atlanta. Gu.
Lyman Cox. Atlanta Gu.
Duvni 6 Hay, New Orleans La,
NJ 4, Qriepp New Orleans. La
Ori0pp s. Rose, New Drleaas. In.
Meistr sanguinetje q Miser Fort
Worth. Texas.
Fenu & lynch, Wichita Falls, Texas.
~ Mcdonald. Austin Texas
A. @. Watson, Austin. Texas.
O. W beige, Galveston Texas.
tieorge . StgSe Galveston Texas.
n, u Clayton Galveston Texas.
Alfred Miller. Galveston, Texas
Macmillan 4 Royce. Houston.
w S. Smith, Hopston.
a. "a. r. RudesiH, Houston.
+. s Glover. Houston.
A.. J. f.oerhn. Houston.
George y Dlckev. Houston.
-. IL. Hsiner. Houston.
x. r. Steele Houston.
H. q. Holland, Huston.
A.. j. Tempest, Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others ana enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of The pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax.
alive effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given satisfaction 70 millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man
nfacture9 by the California Fig Syrup
co. only, whose name il fdnted on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02
rornrm VAIN Nonrn.
what Ifnnpcrca on the North Side
81 tho nnyou Yesterday.


Msssrs ,sesna and Eeiies went out
ipptirs rissrssgiying Day
sssiay afsmias Is now on q mir way 70
rec5Ysg afier sickness % apoat three
NNtitt
rhsf part 81 washington street IN front
Dt lAe Certrai depot Is i, & rsfy bad cons
aitson
b. snaer az sun 5asinto county spent
yestarl1s wsth A. Y GNlary, 13la WASH
tnagan street.
sHg AInrg A. Fleming of Center street.
~no h8s been s,ek Tor q few days, Was
mnsh better YESTERDAY
.ffa A WNsan and daughters, Misses
Afae 1n5 Eina have returned irom Two
fn,Ftiis visit 70 cilasscs
'Fhs tlsttTir Heh, ca the corner o. Holly
FOR the ast tfree or four nlghts.
q r. sissop. boiler maker IN the Hous-
ron ans Texas Central shops. IS very sick.
lie eaa removed - the hospital yesterday.
"a Schults. Charley Schultz and joe
Burch went citt 10 Rear creek wednesday
rieht On g hurt They gauae back Ihofs-
day e7eriiEg, vel satisfied Win me tFip.
4 rery enjoyable ctenine wax spent BY
Meters .sij6 Washington street. THURSDAY,
Dancing Y1s ore OF the features q me
oveuinS
~ gIesslr now views life through eiRsa-
as witch mnkn the outlook more pieahAnt
as Mrs Heisig has reeoNerea from ner rf-
nome ia he Fourth tsoutiQ is again a
pieHSani ore.
sirr EitsInger OF 1916 Edwards stree,
- - - sssaiiss sanyalescinE frninn severe Mt
task of pielnlsy. On Tuesday last ~.
l3eissG performed IN Operation femos4ps
frnln the ehes, u Ills patient aooui three
uharts ~ ssttar. which Immediately put
3lrs kittinB pu the road 70 recovery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-02

and me appointment 81 ecmmittess g
carry 1t out t !.
Il was deseFininca that ! cosnn-:''sr q
and nthefk ard irliuce fhNrsi 81 mamma o.
SHEER houses Friday night ana y tes9i@.
their show NittdoWn-.this 70 cNsAir cn ~
~. 81 ackAr0 chasrsnsn ".
stead. ClAs. n htrher u 81 raw iNt-' ~. y.
w Sahetill4 And g KS Gaines On r'eii'N
TNe salee renti.rtgn wire aQroirtet o.
COMMITTEES en- financc. WITH q W DAihes
q 4 sc,ainiitee Oh lisplay y; shs nrc O.
peIrrtrt- Wilh prWer u 1cltcs rifnctit
OF as committee.
III n AlncGseeos was made chAitinan
lard rlrlttit.Nc ltke rrsef on cifctfc risrf'5
faf dippitN with understandings ti1t ~
free passes acp1fnreHy such display
~. q i.ast1re Va 1l1s'.ltf 49,. 49,, ~,
Of a cnalniitre on rccrriiur saN comfort
to sellers ilss own ccul-tit icf-ner. i,
Gnfnmliiet ou special nitraclinn ~ w
liqalef tot iiiase WHO de.ilV % aittAa
,ss:o r-sish=ea. chairman os eaamsssre
stn market slisrlay y select hts own cpf5-
triee rsrh TO- the beat SerorAtrd meat,
4f+ntAblh. ffl ard flaiit 8sNi1S his crfn-
isistee ID srage aa y who are entitled y
fci,a fiouare was appointed 2 easua,ii-
To- on caucagt SUNDAY Afternoon. De-
cearlcr 8 ~ y4cusipn He3gats-
III sga,ia Was maze cn1nrnlstce ~ one
4, h.rs from g58a rs 5asa ceries % the
rrc.,rlfairo rsfrtsa sar distrlbttisn al1ng
fAc line rf Che Houston and Texas Gesr
MS pr.srfirsne IN ths reash. spa Sab.
iect ID 81 nodded g shoaiA u ee Seemed
kdsfERA.s IS as l0llavss
FRIDAY
s.eo n. Recsbsian Of visitors, whom
HE COMMITTEES on comfort VIA diree, 70
hctcls ana baaf5iaS iouses.
Il 10. Supper sinap
hsnatS wlta crascrt ana psroiesnrie us
- .. -rhcasriesl psEforfaaHee Tor
those wAu aeairr g sttena
SATURDAY.
i, m.-Firn Department dIsrlay AFTER
which Inspection 81 the Masa9llA freN-
e
mgsissinee e 81 ags s,.s. bow s,.s,
- 3 b. tgi.--stisr tic street car display.
ii ~ nj 10 ! = ~ - ENlsAlt OF typef et-
ing machines il eeu.reslhg room ef the
's 6ihe4 rsat.mes WIN aeus,isss be aaasd
o. tbe NASt MES iiiss 2 SecatiNe Ssifi-
Tsistse
amt the eressTaien VIII be = greet sue
cess is r.atrf q nar asrs IS r.seea bcyant
i;Dei; ~ MI. statanient Of Efcf Prcsidr5s
Qu.nlAn ~ 1he Houston AID sexas tei;-
tf4f r-iiNMs. that be g already 30 Well
Informed ~ q eenaS ile cApeeitH 81 ule
In yieu II 7hss fscf 4 Il All the more
inipnllut IhAt tcc5uiizl94aii cns $3.50 9e
pnssl.rd n tAF 8 sssi.ie q ~, siiS IN.
knew Mhats peBpie iaAN End hculcs while
they remain a Houston.
TharsloTe. ID h requested that All y hn
can boatd ard l1dgs ssrilnrefs eithef
ttdnrt. tfstattas tffAfafe lt44liAfAtdA
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rms nLacNsNlrns' nAIL.
sunset Hail Crowded With Happy
Young People.

The Calico hall given by houston union
10. g. international Brotherhood II
placksmiths. AZ Srnscs Han last night
was a great Dccass.
The Decorations were neatly AMI aFils-
ttcally arianaed Tho words "Wclcome
houston Inion n OF .. rNo. ~
iofn,ed the center % the aFate ofnRnitrin-
ilnn niAt hack % which rSnnsel Social
lluhr glliifrcd forth n hflgiitlF coYeled
ard nnyila wert Msltafah around tive
wstlla o. tho dance hall. which With 81
large crowd 81 nreftY caiicQ-sfessed foNng
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,,a f.il 10 the floor The iarkeerer went
et'Sr IA Soc what was the matter and
fc,,,s tnc man nearly dead. a physiCian
Ne Immediately sent for. hrt whom he
arri,sd inc YnaH wcs Nrea,ains his last.
lP,trt faii0rf vts THE cHueo % his death
4nS ftfnA.aS wsne removed % his muth-
tts4 ,,a1tdNrco on Mafflt street. The fun
mai Win take Phase at 3, ~. today from
& fsitfstkN church Justice Snhwandef