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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-09-19
The Laying Of the National
CapitoTs Cornerstone
SPLENDID
MANNER.
Addresses Delivered by President Cleve-
land and Other Prominent Govern
ment Officials Stewards Resolution
for an American Silver Conference.

WASHINGTON Sept. 18.-Another
centennial anniversary, that of the
laying of the cornerstone of the ma
tional capitol, was commemorated
this afternoon. One hundred years
ago today George Washington, as
"Worshipful Master of Lodge No. %
of Virginia. with Masonic rites, laid
the cornerstone of the building which,
by slow stages for seventy five years
thereafter, grew into one of the most
magnificent structures in the world.
Washington on that occasion wore a
sash and apron woven by Lafayette's
wife. The city was then mere viii
lage, but, escorted by small band of
patriotic citizens and troop of SOL
diers, the Father OF his Country pro-
ceeded from the White house along
Pennsylvania avenue to the east front
of the capitol, over the same route
taken today by President Clevland
and great parade, official, civic and
military.
The streets were thronged with
people, who cheered the president as
he passed and arrived at the capitol,
where the parade disbanded and a
vast throng witnessed the ceremonies,
including the members of both houses
of congress, judge of the supreme
court, members of the cabinet and
other high dignitaries who occupied
places on the stand.
The president was given a most en-
thusiastic greeting, and delivered a
brief, characteristic and appropriate
address.
Then the orator of the day, William
Writ Henry, delivered his address, in
which he reviewed the growth of the
country in territory, national strength
and influence on the government OF
the nations of the world.
The next speaker was Vice Presi-
dent Stevenson, who spoke on behalf
of the United States senate, and was
accorded greeting as hearty as that
given the president.
Speaker Crisp followed on behalf OF
the house. He spoke briefly on the
the same general theme-the nation s
greatness, and her promise of con-
tinued existence.
The concluding address was made
by M. w. Parker, one of the COM
missioners of the district of Colum bia
and the assemblage was dismissed
with benediction by Cardinal Glib
bons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-09-19
TIME TABLES.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-09-19
UNION WORLDS FAIR EXCUR
SION

Leave Winnemucca every Friday morning
for Chicago, New York and Boston, via the
Union Pacific. Pullman tourist sleepers
completely furnished and in charge of ex
perionced managers through to destination.
Less than three days to Chicago; only five
and one-half days to Boston, passing via the
Worlds Fair grounds and buildings in day
light, besides allowing passengers several
hours in Chicago to visit the exposition
buildings Daily tourist sleeper also to
Chicago. Only excursion going via Niagara
Falls. For further information apply to j.
A. Ferraro, agent S. p. Co., Winnemucca, or
d. Z. Burley, general agent Union Pacific,
Salt Lake 9th, Utah. apltf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-09-19
je2rnwf1y.
KRAUSE'S HEADACHE CAPSULES-W
RANTED

thoughtful person consults his best in.
terests by having a box of Krause's Head
achd Capsules at hand; taken as directed
will prevent or stop any kind of a headache,
no matter what the cause-in fact If your
skull was cracked it would prevent pain.
The frequency of the attacks will diminish,
and by taking the capsules at the approach
OF headache you will never have another.
zoe per box. For sale by Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-09-19
TAKE GOOD CARE OF THE CHILDREN

For summer complaint in children, there
is nothing so good as Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy 1t cures
dysentery, diarrhea and cholera infantum,
and never fails when used in time and the
plain printed directions are followed. When
reduced with water and sweetened it Is
pleasant to take. Is and so cent bottles for
sale by Eagle Drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-09-19
NOTICE..

ANY REPAIRING ON WATCHES TO BE
"A done, leave your orders with
SIMON REINHART,
ap11tf Agent for r. Herr, Reno.
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rornrn wANp NoRTn.



Miss Lila PARKER q Calvert came down
rSti:ay might % atteof ihe teAcnefs Con
Mrs Or. kalfSrs. 1870 Ksne street. who
ms c,cn Seriously 81 Ter NJ rost week.
Il c9nrAicsNnt
One could tel IN n1irrfe that yester-
cay VAS pay day, y Ac hanpeucd 10 look
AZ one 81 the Mechanic 4cSf,
VINE Hun. 81 ex.FSnrth warier,
passed through the risx Scstclday morn
ing on his way % NAvaslsA MT Hun
q rcw liyinr M Nir~le,a- aitd was on his
way 70 visit his parents.
Nase canductcr On the Aonston
1ni Texas Certfai rza caug X h1twcen
Two box cars near i.euhetser md seriously
snlureG. He WAS nropchi in to the H7rs-
ton tnutinaf< and nan has wounds prop
cry atteAdsd 20. :
They neyrr carry Anything else Every
thing up 10 slatq. stock always fuli.pronri-
est attention Everything in dry rocds,
millinery g1ods, notions. Shoes ard rub.
beers They want snn 70 iplr re 'asto cus-
toners who knaw L pays e bur Of y =.
Castor. 17ia Washireicn street.
The Houston Btights Boulevard ras III
dar&ueSs Hhurs~ag ni4ht fct while.
ruzs:.e., X ID had not been Tor L. pres
cDce a. mind 81 lsngincar Gsn.-b Cross
ley riuch dA'nAge fnisat have beaa done
TIE school children who ~ 10 the
Dow school Wit be surprised tofn-.oN
to alJ bran new plsnks Is stand ON wh+n
thty form " hae, During tn dry
Nedthc1 70 rianks have hsea necded bsi.
They Viii be needed from new on during
the winter season.
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CITY BItEvITIns.


eress rehearsal OK Aunt Ierushy
BOWS Family Album was held Al the
Capitol He.ei last night
[ The Ladies' Aid soriefy VIII have a spe-
I llai meeting g Aantetiere school honse
! igmvtrow afternoon ~ O'Clock
Mr. q. Raphael manager of the I4atia-
tea Il,lSln1 il0use FepoEts the bank
( gt4selneri IN bcseinbsr S 1888 ~ N.5ts.
the clty noana I selnE covArsa d.er
* inst anrine mr. winter stray eHttie
may 10 ~el cared fer. 50 far ~ shelter
This body Of J. ". Peckford. who was
tobni dead 10 bed Thuraday morning.
we're yesterday shinred ~ Ross & wrlsht
ior Kansas Ciiy FOR intrrment
- nnpoundsa horse tIisa yesterday and
Wis hSalea ~. and ne dend COW corner
taken away BY me street forces
AI. and Mrs Manuel Young are enter
~ z INC pAff f,ay ~ their home IA
the Filth ward, which IN the course Of a
eprif
= croad Of curious spectators lined san
yaciHto street bridge yesterday afternoon
y Nltn me Tests u bridge jumping.
The jump p ly5 feet
Inc memorial services Of the Eilss viii be
hfla at Heir rooms this afternoon ut :
finels instead = NJ : p'clarif. ~ hereto
~ me order VIII be welcome
First Preshtteri+n chufeh cerner Main
Stfeet snh capitol aveniie Rev. VIM
si&yne Leayfli pastor Sunday school at
~ a. M y. W Iayl9r sdperinfcndent
Services ~ ~ p. nj and S5 ., ~.
THE relatives OF WIN. Leopold, sr.. who
died IN HouTion Thursday evening ana
was buried Friday. return grateful nmnks
Y the friends who assisted them In the
tn1neral cere'n9uleS ami 70 the members
street Commissioner Kennedy says the
food OF last sunday left about twenty
,nftee ~ mud IA The Third atrcAt tunnel,
tne rentnse 81 which somewhat inter-
Irrei with hit street cleaning operations,
me latter Tofit-ls nearly done. however.
Airs. Matte BaHsrst residing at 1903
sYnYerlr street. reportf I "a Tho police sta
ton yesthtyiAy that aoine one Suffered her
and a goli treaftpin. Tha latter asde-
sei1hrd AZ being set with twenty smaii-'
Tuhles.
Yestarday the body Of a. o. Sherry,
aged ~ years. WIS brought from san An-
tonic for lnterment IN Houston. Deceased
hna a father brother and sister, besides
fn9ct other t..an family friends in tous-
ton me remains were inferred m the
German ceinclarv,
A. j.. Murphy al Dublin accompanied
ny his bride IL attending the meeting OF
he bfnsonic Grand chanter ia this qity,
AT Mnrphy being on one of ihe nnninit-
: fFHs iif fnulflh we're married u ION dave
since ~ Dublin ana are making a bridal
tour 70 this city.
cflcer hiRgina. who has The day watch
m the fifkh ward. reports tralnre thick IN
that section OF tho city. and people are
very urcely annoyed by imnortunitias
for food. They mostly congfegate IN The
Nnlfh Side nrighhaIhOod and about the
southern Pacific yaina
AZ the rirzt Presbyterian church tonight
Instead ~ the sermon by tie pastor there
VIII be three addresses By three youns
men Of thu CONGREGATION on the subject OF
Home Missions" This Re the service
expected 10 have been held last
sunday night but WIS postponed on ne
count Of the weather
waco nny-Gloho. Rev James NJ Hal
sell, -. D.. viii leave today Tor Houston,
y here Cumberland Presbyterian copSse-
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FIrrn WAND nupeEr.
Votes OF Interest Gathered I'm the
Busy Ward.

Mos C. cagne VAS much better yes
trfday.
Mr. n p Tayior 4 back. after visit
70 frie4ds ia Caldwell
Mrs A. i.auEford az Masns street
= coniined 10 her bed BY sickness.
Miss Annie Trautiein AZ New York IS
's9wn "a visit to hcs sister, AIRS. T. +.
koehleu
Airs r. T. RAehler ns scnimcs street,
Who i;ss haTn sick Cor long tints, was
slsghtly irsptoYed Yesterday
Mrs Il Monaghan returned Friday
from g .visit 10 New Orleans. accompanies
~ her daushter-iniaw Mrs. J. T. Mona
shan.
81 a Adals Bic sing returned Friday
frcfn 3 visit to Caldwell aud Brownwoe8.
and IS now a. hsr brothers homo, 1913
CHAPMAN Htrert.
There will be Meeting OF Phoenix
lqlEo 40 81. knights OF PytIias ut Z 10
inHerraw nght. at Bells Hail. for work
In the FIRST RANK.
The fnnnfai OF sam Mnrry, the man who
drupIFsd dead in the Bell Top saloon Fri-
dav. took place yesterday evening at 3aA
o'eicfi from -. Patrlclts church
r. Il. sgmes az Semmes street Il the
pr3ndest man N The Fin. end he has a
good reason to be. He is noW daddy"
70 a pair OF the preitlesl little boys one
ever E14e
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Hon John 6 Tod. presiding: WIN Lam.
bert. deputy clerk. IN attendance; J. B
Parker balm
1866 Atwood vloit.t & Co. vs.. Garrett
Blackburn 8 Co. plaintiffs general de-
rnurrer 20 defendants cross bdl sustained,
ond The defendant declining 10 further
amend, The defendants ntlE IN recongeTi-
ton Is dismissed ana at costs accrllinl III
this SUIT since TIE dismissal 81 piainuIls
suit Is aesudgel against defendRuts. TO
Nhlch ruling defendants 10 open couTf OK
cept and give notice of appeal
30. Z. a Seieuar Ns a. Tribau et al /.
3ury and verdict for plaintiff for SOB IS
Judgment on verdict; plaintiff granted
isssYe 70 withdraw paper to evidence
1545 Houston CITY Street Railway com.
many W. international ard Great North
ern Railway ersnTs 7yi ssstS moi being abie
70 spriye at a yeriiict q motion Is entered
and cause eontinred 70 next term OF ms
canrt
Jury docket closed Tor the term ana
Judge Tod gone 20 Harrisburg 10 Hrend
Sunday.
Alcaday. sSrr-jisrY cases.
Tuesday s. Motions
Weinssaey- Thursday. Friday ana sat
Charles Wilkins final naturalization pa
pers ciitzea 81 Prussia and suh3ect II
Emperor wilihslm, NOM fnii-fedEed
Next ieFIn-Fifsi aforaay in January.
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T. BARROW. @. r. Ruxber. W. II. Bailey.
C n. Consfer,iine j. W Cox Consumcrsi
Cotton on company n e Casicy. REV r
pyeN, MIR AZ II. nsNounS. ,. w Flood
Oastcn, Lou Hartzeii Nj Ifilibirn. fsssorre
Hart y. r. Jones Shylan 4 81 4. IL. IA.
siaF,ie,. shep LUBBOCK, Mrs. y. .McNeieh.
Moorcticid, II. T. Merriseif. Miss l. Roder-
nell, a. w Shaw. l.. T., Sayer. Maria
sh&rkey p. SenRnSlsy, Afrs. May Tut.
l.. Worth. ~. Zimmerman.
ice l.. Dean. Agent
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SHOT M rnr mEAp.
A ccforcd Bos's signil punctnred nv
81 pfNf,.f pn,t

7
pist~t nnii.
a distressing accident resulting IN the
.dAne=-~;s woundirg Of well known
eelorct boy, Albert slaughter. came about
yesterday through the careless handling
Of pistol
Albert and 4 white boz. Howard Hnynes
were together in closet IN tia Gibbs
eNilainA and were fooiins wlth-a 4l-caii-
ber pistol, Il was discharged. the ball
striking Aibcrt ahcvc the LEI; taInple and
innic1Bg "a wound that win probably
The wounded hoy was removed to Sc
losarh,s ir.irmarS. where Dr. George
clarendon removed the ball II was found
to have split, thus inHicting Z double
wouetl. The doctor views .hs if0rf Tr n
was ail day Ky tiir bed side OF tins wounds
81 hoy IS half craxed With grief
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| isoss T.. T. Lane Va George Lane. o..
iSeSi- Henry rreuna - Cora Baeoa
roster, debt.
Y 1906 Afserican TUBE ana Iron company
" u York q , FL debt ,o..,n pe,,.
ertson e al Land suit
ls,o2s-ctty o. Houston rs. Ann Jarmcn'
ls,ese-E b Smith rs r II. HUDSON.
l6Dgl u. Rumplc VI. T. unre-. debt
ist5iT,E, \. Blount ~ Alice Flicker q
qls cnif Colorado ana Santa lie
Railway company Va city q Hcusten.
& Vas fsitcr & comfy " W. Il Thomas.
81 ~ Ssani,a hyde Va EuSene II
isassSS Ewing X suris Ewing. ar
is0S;~Jaruee Raes vs. southern Pacific
n, y w eefnpens dasnases !, $3.50, ~.
tet Works coiupagy. damages.
1909 Mary Melsfsger W. City Of Hous-
fSeD-Fhllip Rinat W. Houston Direct
Navigation ccuranr. damaeex
1s.9N--A. w. Underwood ct Tvs. W. y.
isSIs--ll. III Williams vs.. TrAak Tins
lace n, q Eiekoitz and c, s. Eicholtz
Vi sssasS q ~ S bn4s ssR Ss NC F.rsu
III isess Il r. CASTOR VA ]. l. castor:
is6f7 ELIZA ysekson Ct al. vs. J. NJ
I.sldsey lard suit.
is'sis' .MAry Marshall Us. conrac Mar
sseis y. !. weais st Il. vs.. CHARGES ".
RueeTS, land es'it.
N2Iet. - $780,. ,s.. {
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Mortunrs. Mepnrt.

FOLLOWING Is the ofiuiAl inortuary re.
port for the week, rs prepared by Dir G.
w. clarendon. city health officer.
November 27--John Koenig male, white.
Brights disease.
November 29-Samuel Jones. male. black.
Is years. asthma; sim born, female, white.
stiil born, John Weber male, white. 81
years, heart failure.
November 30--Wiliam 10. Leopold male.
white. 81 years, fatty degeneration OF
heart
December MRS G Alltmont. female
white. IS years. dementin parilltica
Annual death rate per 1000 for week, rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

His stny ia Houston ls Indefinite. AS his
rooms { the Hutchins House are crowded
with patients, AS they usually are on his
appearance here which invariably ntcss-
states his stay much longer than fiIst an
tlciplted- This is his fourth visit and he Is
nieeting with his usual deserved succesH
n heailng the slcl. Without medicine. The
indicatIons are that this wonderful mag
netic healer VIII spend the winter In
Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-03

me HOUSTON Halghts concert THIS AFTER
noon rom TO 8 o'clock viii no doubt
draw out large crowds II The weather is
savs1aees An excellent programme has
band as follows
Washington POST ...J T. snttss
Poippurrl-'' Huguenpt" .. Aisverboer
Waltz-~s'l5a fcrenata'r ...... Iexone
hediey-'rhe Black Brigade Boyer
intermissiou.
Overture Bohemian G,rl'' .... Baife
Ghilian Dance Mananun ...J. NJ ssud
Sglcption--' Faust .......,..... (sel,iri5d
..C'ocosnut Dance .............. Herman
Internission.
Qverture-'Natiocal Airs ...s.... Moses
Mexican Dance Roses and Thorrs"
.4...-........-.....t. .....4.. .Rodugnl
Sciecttof-- 'Tannhauser 1900. WaQn Il
Gaiop-, Races Observation-Disclosures. Collins
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Il VIII take three lots IN Drummer adj
ditlon,r said w. IA Mcclellan and build
on thOm. l have lived hi Houston ten
Sears and think that Brunner addtion
oners better Inducements 10 people who
Want 10 secure a home, than any addition
20 Houston. The company I represent are
ready TO furnish YOU al The money you
Nlnt TO buiid on this property, and am
az the opinion that Drummer addition WIN
be the finest residence portion Of Hous-
ton IA the near fnture.n For prices ard
terms on property IN this addition sec
AleNgnder Darling & 60, 9l5 Texas ave-
ufip
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The tciowinE cases we're fied yesteraay
u Tie o;llcs a pis,ries CLERK waues:
l4niiise Lang vi CABS Long. correct Dc.
cree
~ y. Noosen W International are
s5feat Northern Halfway company; dam
First Na1sr7-==-Aank E@antvisio ma
VI Rrttie Press
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I,r1L on Fort Bend county road four
niles vest of Piney Point l2-gauge dou.
biz barrel shotgun, Parker make. Ten
dollars reward for delivery Of gun. on
GERS at k1llshear please look out for t.
George Ellis, sheriff. or 4. r. Calhoun.
Houston Texns Z
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WV, TIE TEAcnnns.
Proposition 20 Locatc the state Con-
yentIon Permanently.

y NrNposiflDH TO 1sHcsttc inc stare 1oh-
yentfon Permanently
I A meeting OF the executive committee
Of the Texas State genchers association
was held at the Capitol Hotel yesterday
! afternoon. per cell OF Chairman Cooper
Ths following gentlemen compose the
committee. Hon. J. g. Carlisle. State
superintendent OF public instruction, ex-
Z cfileie member; o. II Cooper Galveston.
T chairmans w. s. Sutton and 4. G.. Har-
Z rs, hngslnni e. Il. Alexander, Waco III.
F. Estil. huntsville; ferey " Penny
Z n9cker. Raicstine, secretary OF the conn
The meeting was called TO consider the
following proposition from the Galveston
: chamber % commerce:
! 10 Professor .. II. Cooper, Chairman
txecniige Committee q ssAts5Esaercrsi
Association.
Galresion. Texas. December l.--Dear
Sir. Being DESTROYS that your association
Should make ia permanent Headquarters
limits the donation Of a block Of ground
4c5s.6i feet. which may be located on tho
e'iif beach c1nsenieut for bathins dfiv-
inis and accessible by electric cars, II d.
sii Cd, The company making this propo-
aiilou win place the deed. AS yer their
form enclosed, IN escrow when necessary.
for the purpose and use OF the State
TeaeherH association Of Texas for their
permanent headquarters. provided the se-
lection of the block IS made within three
put thereon amounting to $4,000 b fore
December 81 1885, Tho only condition the
company makes IS that L be used for tbs
permanent headquarters OF said Teachers
afsaciatiop with i1e rlght 70 utilize y in
pnySnropci mannsk % ~ n yieldlps SAID
ss5ocntion an inc5ne We tr0stlthat YOU
may favorably consider Our request. be-
lievine that II IL Tor our mutual utter
ests. Very truly yours
President Galveston chamhefS Of Com
MERGE
n reply to this proposition resolu-
tion 10 the following eject was passed
BY Unanimous vote Of the committee;
Resolved, THAT the gecletntS ~ this
committee be instructed TO reply q the
communication, stating that the commit
ttfi does not feci empowered 10 act In the
premises and it snggesia that tiie com
Teachers association Itself az rs m cling
In June next"
a Posi- reporter talked with several
members Of the committee IN regard ia
tiers Of THE state Teachers assoc alton.
and is impressed With tho idea that 4
majority OF the gentlemen arc g,r from
agreeing 10 the euEgestion They believe
different city each year, and wau'd nave
voted anainst the pr0png'iGn Yesterday
u they Ind felt The mnlser was under
their tursdction ssr4 pentnqr said:
Galveston has sartcd 10 work very elr.
~ this year iu her cUdehyor TO atcurs
the state trachcrs' headquarters. Every
out this PLAT hut this year she has begun
action six months hcfotI, we convene "A
for myself. WIN always vote against 81
tablshifig permanent headquarters IN any
Ia the teachers III Nnrll East Ra1 West
Texas FER us 20 naks them comic M the
WAY 10 Galveston every year. The city
by the sea + yery nice place % vlsit oe-
but ! am satisfied the majority
Of the teachers win vote against meetin} I
there permanently"
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
Be sure md use that old and We'll tried
remedy. Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup
for children tsething. 1t soothes the child
softens the sums. ellava all pain, cures
wind collie and is tho hest remedy for
diarfhooa.
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Wnter wili be cut on today Sunday,
December 3 between the hours OF a. m.
ana 4 D. m. on the following Streets.
Travis, irtM Preston 10 pranSlin. Main.
from Preston 70 Commerce., tannn from
Cl1grrss TO Commerce; san Jacinto from.
C&iEltss 10 Commerce..
Houston Water Works Co..
Per II. D. Smith. snpt.
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gatitn Is being Granted This oorrrcGa-
ton win hniId < church and Dr. Hsiscli
VIII take rharec as paSsnf. IN Waco.
where his aftat wcfth devotion ana i'nr
cHrAcity for tbs wcfk u nrilfqeissscr, NE
people are ehit "a cffer % Hausfcn hearty
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personal anNrroN,

Miss snsie Turaer has returned from n
short Visit 70 friends " ilnntsyllie
I'd efnasisyood ~ iScrrylile Is IN the city.
lie VIII be IA attendance on me Maaone
Grand Eodse.
Mrs. Robert Cohen Of ihlf Mckinney
avenue has returned home aftsr a pieRs-
ant VISIT TO Waco
Miss stella Shepard pDe or Brpnn's
most aftracfIve iasiloa. " Srending the
day wi d the family OF DR. Psnwellen
been i, az elty far lhe past few DAYS on
business. ana was pleasant Gallo =
The POST
Mrs I.lillah nm. . former Houstonian.
after an absence Of four car. has &c,
turned. accompanies by Abuses nAppis ana
Trudic Liggett.
Rev. IA. " Resh aiate evangelist, y
snendlne a few days Win =. 81 Mason,
* ,giIf nreach al Capitol Avenue chrls-
dan church next sunday al Il a m and
1850 y m
Hunks Of sherman TeSaas are Waiting
he pieased 10 see their f1ends az 1893
Main street.
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snclnTY $40 a..

Society said that she must use creo,e
Female Tonic or trust 20 the various dan
perOus compounds which weaken or in-
lsrferc With frre functional activity Of
the uterine systein and cause serious re-
sults Creole Female Tonic cures up.
builds and strrnrthens.
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wholesale and retail and the largest
stock IN the state or Texas call and see
tho assortment before tic rush and nbii.se
10 and make money yourself.
THE WONDER STORE.
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TAKE q c e. certain Cough Cure. .
for Ia grippe. coughs colds bronchitis
consumption, Sold by l4cwyn
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Substitute for anthracite coal. for sale
BY Houston Gas l.,stt company
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THE WONDER STORE.
q IL feet from CraNfordt Tea Store
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c. c, c. "Certnn t'hll Cure" cures
chillf. fnver malaria, hlliousnesa. Better
than quinine. SOLD by Lewyn
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rnclnimed I1xprrsH Molter

The following ga q liht OF paek9Fca re-
ofdce Tor the week ondlng December =
1SN3: A. r,
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ETON SUITS.

Our $3.50 Suit. made Of Navy Serge.
trimmed with Black Rrald, is big value
They. are perfect fitting and win not
shrink
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m TOTR MON AOHFg,

II IOTH Mon NOHES,
or you are all worn ont really good for moth.
lpg. y Is general debility Try
HlfOHNS IRON HfTTkRs.
IL Vii cure you. cleanse your liver aud give
good appclilv,
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MILLINERY.

e5c EACH : Ladies' Muslin Gowns.
Square or V Neck full made and hand
somey trimmed with Embroidery, big
value. Csc each.
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Sl.45 EACH.

children's Long white Cashmere Cioaks,
Embroidered Cape and Bottom, some
thing which can't be matched for double
our price. Get one early.