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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-15
TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED Br Posr
REPORTERS,
Candidate for Attnrney--MexicaB BH-
carr mt victoria--seriously Hurt
Coming Nuptinis Announced.
Ikiilcd by n Mules kick.

PALESTINE. December 1A-Today is
pay dey here on the International anl
Great Northern
DR. Il. b Steaks, a prominent physician
OF Elkhart was here yesterday.
Mrs, c, Il. Rudd returned last night
from a visit to relatives at Jacksonville.
Mrs A. ". Dexter returned last night
from short visit to her daughter at
Dallas
on Christmas night the Sunday school
children OF the Congregational church
will have a Christmas tree.
The Catholic church OF this city has
been raised from "a church to a parish
and on january ! there will be an election
OF trustees and vestrymen.
Invitations arc ont announcing the mar
rage OF Mr. J. Pcytou Royal to AiisH
Pearl Smith az the Methodist church
Wednesday evening. December 90 Mr..
Royal is an Sttscta OF the auditors Of
flee, while the contracting young lady
is the daughter Of Presiding Elder Smith
ard both have q large number Of friends
who wish them success through NE.
The Uniform Rank. Knights Of Pythlaa
OF this city viii giyc a grand calico ball
on New Yepr's evening which affair prom
ises 10 be the society event of the season.
IT VIII take place ~ the Duiey Ribe
ernory and tickets are now on sale with
members Of the order.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
HIS MARRIAGE VENTURES EvI-
IDENTIFY FAILURES.
william Humphrey Attempts to
Gouso Out the Eyes of n wife
From Whom lie Was Divorced,
Through a untchwny.

Galveston, Texas December IA case
out OF the ordinary run was tried yester-
! day In the recorders court, in which Car
rle Humphrey was the complainant and
william Humphrey defendant 1t Is a
story Of domestic infeliclty After twenty
years Of eonnublal bliss the couple only a
short time ago discovered that they were
| not happily mated and the wife left her
| husband. Her 1s-year-old daughter ac-
coppnnied her. when the daughter was
telling Recorder Johnson how the old man
came home the other night and endeavored
to gouge her mothers eyes out, Hum
phrey exclaimed: you are a an liar."
"Ten dollars for contempt OF court" said
Recorder Johnson, and the defendant was
silenced. After hearing the evidence,
Humphrey was fned SIS.
short time ago he was before Re
corder johnson for breaking cane across
the head OF Polly Irwin, wife No. @ whom
he married some three years ago, for
which ouense he was sent to prison He
went to the house OF wife No. l "A few days
ago and created disturbance and hence
the charge made against him.
OVER SHE WENT.
This morning man known as Harry
LETT here In a small sailboat on trip up
the bay, but failed u reach his destination
When abreast Of pier 10 n pun OF wind
struck the craft, capsizng 81, and the man
was preclpltated into the water Boats
were put out from the British steamship
Start and another vessel and the unfortun-
ate party Rescued from his perilous posi-
ton, The sailbcat was towed back to
port
FELL THROUGH THE HATCH.
When the Morgan steamer Clinton arrlv-
ed here this morning "a telephone message
was sent 10 police headquarters to send
the patrol wagon to the boat as soon as
possible. officer Purcell was dispatched
at once, and on arriving at the ship a man
Was found with a broken leg and conveyed
% the hospital. His name is Henry Allen,
a sailor on the Clinton, who met with the
accident at Brownsville by falling down
the hatchway.
BITTEN BY DOGS.
This morning Mrs NJ L. Moore, while
walking along the beach near the intersec-
ton Of Eighteenth street, was attacked
by pack or vicious dogs and severely bit |
ten. She fought Jnem .s best she could, |
and they were soon driven away. The in !
jured lady was taken to her home on !
avenue X, between Fourteenth and Flr-
teenth streets, and physician summoned !
Her arms, face and other parts OF her !
body were seriously bitten, from the Of |
fects Of which size will be confined to her |
bed for several days.
The police We're notified OF the AFFAIR. |
and Officers Hutz and Summers went i'm |
medintcly to the scene and succeeded in |
killing two OF the brutas.
COTTON BLOCKADE.
The wharves are blocked with cotton, |
and stH 1t keeps pouring in Thirteen |
thousand bales are on pier 10 awaiting |
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An Dntirc rnmily indicted.

Minneapolis, MINI. December f.-Mrs,
Eleanor b Floyd and sons, Lou and
Frank, have been Jointly indicted on the
charge OF completely with Phil ScheiE in
robbIug the bank Of Minneapolis OF $685.
Gao. Mrs. Floyd was arrested this morn
Ing n is believed the Tloyds. mother
and sons, bcclme possessed OF the ltnowl-
edge OF SChelg's speculatI1ns three years
ago and used the knowledge TO extort
money from him.
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suited from the investigation being held
at Woodviue, seeking 20 discover who as
sasslnated Polk Phillips Ten negroes are
yet being held, and among them IS said TO
be an exec edlngly restless one.
Tom Hamilton OF Huntsville and Sam
Watson OF Beaumont are IN town today,
Indications arc favorable for rain.
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YoAKUM. December il.-Nfr. w. J.
Baker, prominent lawyer Of Cureo. IN
IN the city on professional business Mr.
Baker Is popular candidate for district
attorney Of the proposed new Federal
district and has the Endorsement OF the
members Of the bar from all over the
southwestern part Of the state.
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Homer.

HOMER December 1s-There f. very
Few are holding back Tor hlrhcr prIras
There is 20 be Christmas tree and
supper here ON the 2ih
A new business has opened no herc M
the shape Of broom factory. Alesgrq
Manning & Little are the owners and ara
turning out good many good brooms a.
can be bought anywhere.
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Croydon.

GROYEToN December lt-sioesrs
samp Hudson q coltharp and POLK Ha-
ger or Hageryille, Houston county. have
purchased property and VIII remove bcro
IN a short time,
the presbytery Of Eastern Texas has
been preaching at the Methodist church
20 crowded houses.
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Paris, Texas December "a. Suits were
filed today m the district court ly wen,
& Eubanks and @. G. Caylness against
the Lamar County Fair association for
material and labor used IA preparing the
grounds There was "A Disagreement
among members OF the association which
preeipitatcd the suits The corporation Is
perfectly solvent.
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Grnbrr-I,n,ahnn

Brenham. Texas. December A-This
morning NJ the residence ~ the brides
parents. near OH Washington, Mr.. Au-
gust GRADER and Miss Malnda Emshon
were united IN marriage IN the presence
Of large number OF friends and relatives
OF the contracting parties
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Victoria.

VICTORIA, December 1.-THE Mexican
supper and bazaar given by the ladies' OF
the Episcopal church last night was a
great success IN every way The croyyi
was large and liberal and everyone had
q nice time. During the evening Misses
Jessie Thumgni and Lucy Tobin each
Gang solos aud Misses Loraua and Matte
Grain duet. The selections were very APP
proprintc md sweety sung. Tho net pro-
ceeds VIII De about gl0l
q train load Of stocb was shipped by Mr..
c. NJ. Scott to Montgomery Ala. from
GUADALUPE today They were purchased
from Nj II. =. jordan
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
TWO Dozen Couples Licensed to Wed.
A Good Rain,

TWO Dozen couples AAicehHSu 10 ~ 90
Good Rain,
Brenhrrn, Texas December 4-Follow
ing is the list Of marriage licenses issued
from the county clerks office for the
week ending this afternoon:
Peter Green and Ella Burney.
benjamin Harris and Nora Seidel.
Major Harris and Elijah jefferson.
Wesley Barhar and Lucy Hickey
Adolph Hemmcrt and MaIinda Meyer.
William Mueller and Lydia Hueske
r. %. Pennington and Neva Northing-
ton.
David Iookett and Olivia Bouldn.
William Fletcher and Fannie Carnie
Arthur Malone md Matilda J. Alex
auder
Hermann Krause and Pauline wittIef
Sam Miller and Mary Rucker.
Barney Tenner and Lula Watkins.
William G.. stock and Bertha Roehr
Karl Thlc aud Amanda CRUDE.
While Hunt and Amhrosia Morgan.
Albert Narth and Mnlinda Mueller.
August Grubcr and Malinda Emshofr
William Schmalriede and Wilhelmine
Hrohnc.
William Eockemoor and Sophia schmRl-
ricdc.
Henry schwartze and Sophia schnel-
DER.
James Blue and Nancy Hunter.
August faster and Ottilie Schultz.
Miles Dever and Hannah Holiday.
Mr.. Tom Estes, IN the employ OF the
Wells, Fargo Express company, has been
promoted and Etven II run from bTen-
ham 10 Couroe on the alligator limited"
Mfr. Hugh Robertson takes his place IN
the onice.
Elder John T. Helbiar. who died at Bel
ton q few DAYS ago, was once "a resident
~ this county and professor OF mathc-
MATES and natural philosophy in Baylor
at Tn,l.srIRnI9ngn For
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London, December 1.-THE marriage OF
Miss Adele Grant OF New York TO George
beyefeauI de We're Capell Earl OF Essex
took place This afternoon al 81 Marguer-
ite'stnurch, Westminster
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THORNTON, December i'd. W.
Webb, a much respected citizen living two
miles north Of town was kicked by a
horse last Monday and died Yesterday.
a tamalo Mexican was run over by
freight train yesterday two miles north
of town. His partner was killed by n
train near the same place about two
months ago,
Mr.. Steve Woods, Sr.. very old gentle
man, was held up and relieved OF SO last
Monday between here and Oletha by two
men who had their faces BACKED.
The Kosse Dramatic club played here
last night
The cotton crop IS all gathered and about
all sold.
Mrs. j. r. Wood and Mr. J. T. Eaton
who has been lingering FOR quite awhile
with typhoid fever are getting we'll
Val D. Davis Is here from Jones county.
j. J. White and J. B. Ellis win open
w Il new store In a few days.
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AT THE STATE CAPITAL
AN Ex-LpeIsLAToR ON SOUTHWEST
TEXAS.
Bright Prospects for Railway from
Corpus Christi to Brownsville.
PenttcntInry Financial Report.
New Chnrtcrs-Other News.

Houston Post Bureau, Driskin Hotel
Austin, Texas. December H.-Mr. J. /.
! iSeihcr OF Brownsville, who was mem
bcr Of the Twenty-second and who Is
at present district attorney for the Tween
! ty-eighth judicial district, spent the day
yesterday in the offices OF the comptroller
and attorney general
MT. Kleibor says that his section Of the
country is much eated over the pros
] poets Of a new railroad 10 run between
| Brownsville and Corpus Christi, connect
| ins al the latter place with the San An
/ tonic and Aransas Pass and thus with
| the southern Pacific system.
Air. sidney e. Miller Of New York has
the enterprise IN charge and Will begin
construction as soon as the necessary
| bonus is raised He asks for $4,000 and
Brownsville hus about raised nor proper.
ton avid subscriptions from Corpus Christi
are being pushed.
THE roud is 70 be standard gauge and
win supply n long felt want in that see
ton.
SIR Klelbsr says frankly that the drouth
9f Southwest Texas has been very sert-
5us and that the country around Browns
VILE has not hui enough rain yet
Bic further says that his people are
W.-hty wen pleased with Congressman
William Henry Grain, ard that he is apt
% remain 10 congress as long rs he may
desire. His vote on the silver question
was an right IN the end 80 Mr.. Hleiber
said.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
The department OF education reports the
issuance TO teachers Of 30 State certia-
Gates to applicants who heretofore held
only county certificates. This has been
done IN pursuance Of q recent law passed
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me words are everyhody's phrase:
try?"
1t cured my Rgonizing oaBs
ana mat y Just the reason why
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Indigestion aud Stomach disorders, tAks
BitoWN's Iron RTETERS.
Al dealers keep Il, 81 per bottle Genuine has
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Colmesnen Texas. December H-Up to
dark last night no developments had re-
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PERSONAL MENTION.

The Coming and Going IF Friends, Acquaintance
aad Strangers
Mr.. e. A. Carter, Of Baltimore, is
registered at the st. Clair.
Rev. Thomas Cromer, Of Lovetts-
vile, Va, is visiting friends in this
city.
Mr.. Jacob s. Trammell accompanied
his son, Ernest. as far as Cumberland
to-day.
Miss Rosa Myers is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. M. G. Small, near Charles
Town.
Messrs. James Hamill and s. r.
Licklider, Of Kearneysyille, are in
town to-day.
Miss Bertha Smurr returned yester
day from very pleasant visit near
VancleYesyille.
Mrs. Andrew Myers, who has been
visiting her parents in Harpers's Ferry,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollis left on
Monday for Radford, Va, where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. Eugene E. Herring left on Mon
day for the eastern cities for the pur-
pose of laying in his spring stock Of
goods.
Mr.. Jonathan Miller, Of Vancleves-
vile, and Capt. Eugene Baker, Of Jof-
ferson county, were the guests Of Mr.
D.M Deck, yesterday.
Master Ernest Trammell left on thu
lao train to-day for Oxford, Neb.
whore he will locate with his uncle
Mr.. Jno. w. Trammell.
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ngARLy rusuorD
A Prominent Maryland Farmer Ksnoviy Escapes
swiadlars.


A Prominent Maryland Farmer ksroviy Escapes
spipdlprs
On Thursday morning Mr.. Henry
Cramer, 4 prominent and successful
farmer, residing at Mount Pleasant,
Frederick county, Md, came near be-
ing the dupe Of bunco steerors. II APP
pears that sometime during the morn
ing two we'll dressed men drove up to
to the farm Of Mr.. Cramer. One Of
them stated that he wished 10 buy a
farm, and that he was nephew Of
Charles w. Ross, Of Frederick. The
usual mode OF the bunco man was re-
sorted to. Mr.. Cramer was asked to
try his fortune at game Of cards.
He then went to Frederick with one Of
the men and went to the Citizens
National Bank, where he drew $l400.
He then went 10 the Central National
Bank to draw some moro, but there
met Charles w. Ross TO whom he
stated he Ind a chance to mako $l5,-
600 for $1400. Mr.. Ross told him that
the men were swindlers and held Mr..
Cramer at tho bank. One OF the men
made an offer to sell Mr.. Cramer $15,
900 for $1400. One Of the parties had
$50, 900 in counterfeit money on his
his person. The parties escaped.
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Eaybs salyarls win Ga CIs.r Ailar an hat Eink
Nusl b F,nn1


Eayt, salynrl. win O.. Clear hiiar an That Eink
HIST b Filna-
The Hagerstown Mol thinks there
is weak place in fhe, eircumstantial
evidence against salyards. Il says:
Last night It was discovered in this
city that there WAS a missing link in
the Salyard case that was threatening
to give the prisoners splendid chance
to eva.le the law and the jury Capt.
Bonner, Of the city police force, no
ceivel q telegram Saturday, asking
whether Salyards had on while here,
a fur cap, or whether lie had dropped
ono here IN any place. Saturday and
Sunday it was hunted up, but no
one who saw the man here, could re-
member that he had any such cap
on, nor could one BE- found that he
had left behind him.
That disconraging information was
duly sent TO Carlisle and the authori
ties tried Winchester with the same
result.
b The fur cap plays an important
part in the naturalization. The man
whom officer Martin pursued up the
alley, had fur cap ON, and the man
who fled after the shooting had fur
=
cap on. That was all that there was
to identify the murderer, and when
the attempt was made to prove that
the murderer and Salyards were one
and the same, it was found that
Salyards never wore a fur cap aud
meyer owned one. If he was the man
who did the shooting, the authorities
are now puzzling over the mysterious
hiding place Of the fur cap. They
have hunted it high and low. tire
mains unbound.
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DETERMINED 10 HAVE A WIFE.

a Widower Secures Two Licenses Within
Five Days.
Thursday Of last week Josiah Tig-
ner, aged thirty-two years, called at
the county clerks Office at Charleston,
w. Va, and secured d license to marry
Miss Sarah N. Joblin, but this seemed
to have been case whore the course
of true love did not run smoothly, as
the lady declined to enter into matri-
mony, and the would-be bridegroom
at once began to look about him for
another companion Of his joys and
sorrows. How well he succeeded is
best evidenced by the fact that on
Wednesday evening he again appear
ed at the clerks office, this time ac-
companied by Miss Sarah E. Monk, a
young lady Of sixteen years. For the
second time in five days he secured a
marriage license, Rev. W, Briscoe was
called in and the two were made one
without any further delay. Mr.. Tig-
ner was widower-
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ps.rny wlsn'i r,s-s.y Isa ~ 4 Il ''IAs
w,slt.a
The county schools are closing ono
BY one.
Mr.. j. N. AbcI's new costaeeis near
| ing completion.
Mr.. S. A. Wcstenhaver's new and
extensive shop is under roof.
Mr.. Peter Mouse lost valuable dog
last night; somebody poisoned i.
The bicycle works win soon opcn
again in full blast.
These tine spring mornings the lone
fisherman is seen vending his way 10
the opequon.
A special term Of County Court win
DO held next Tuesday. April 25, to con-
slider applications for license, &c.
Mr.. Jno. c. Hustler isimproving his
Maple avenue property. occupied by
Mr.. VIM. H. Wien, by the addition
of handsome porch.
Work was resumed this morning on
the Federal building. Quite number
Of hands are employed Contractor
Jack intends to push the work right
along.
The town seems tn be on the M
grade. LEI every citizen put his Shout
der tothe wheel and give her \ lift.
VIZ have already several Rnoa and
growing Industries Why mol h,txc
as many morcs Don't draw yoas purse
strings into hard lsnof and tell SOME
body else q be liberal, hii spcnl.a
| few sheckels Yourself Cor tle advance
/ ment of the town and y6u will liz stl.
prised when you count MP the interest
ON your gains from the increased pros
| perity Of what was al one fine consid.
cred an old fogy town.
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THE COMING EVENT.

Va {
The Fair at Inwoal ,tosbs Larger This Year Than
Ever Before
Already preparations are being made
for the fair at Inwood this summer,
and from prospects every indication
points to success. The following is a
list Of special prizes offered by onr
citizens, and it is hoped that every
business man especially will contribute
in this way:
Thompson Tabler, clothlers, offer one fine
Macintosh Coat, value SO, for the best driving
Horse Or Mare exhibited az fair moi over 8 years
old
jas. w strong offers si.s5 for ilrrt premium
Wheat 10 be stronR's.
i Kettcring 4 staub offers 81 for best display
Of peaches and City cents, for second best.
Robt Lamon offers 500 for host coop Of
ducks.
J. Frank Thompson, salesman for Thompson &
Tablcr, offers Pair Fine Embroidered silk sns-
penders for best exhibit Of Thoroughbred Cattle.
cents for best yearling colt, and one dollars for
second best, to be exhibited during fair
Hon. Geo. M. Bowers offers s5 gold piece for
prettiest baby not more than one yeor old.
Little limo y. Thompson offers SILVER Mug for
second Prettiest Baby not oyer one year old
NJ. v. Hawk offers 81 for best pair Plymouth
Rock chickens that takes first premium
CIR Hollis offers s1st for best display Of veg
tables.
Rev. J. G. Hawk Offers fifty cents for best
turkey.
Mrs Jas. r. Thompson offers 500 for best
silk Embroidered Linen.
jas W. Strong offers 81 for first premium on
best bushel OF Longberry Wheat; IS cents for
second premium, Wheat to be strong's
Geo L. sencindiver offers two dollars and
fifty cents for the best trio Of game chickens.
RobertLamono offers $50 for best display Of
apples
Referring stanb offers one dollars for best
bushel Of potatoes, fifty cents for second best.
Mrs. NJ. " Hawk offers one dollars and fftY
cents for best embroidered sofa pillow.
Lewis H. Thompson, salesman for Thompson
~ HaDler' oHers uoNen flne Linen SViiars TOT
best two year-old Colt.
Mr.. W, H. Crawford, proprietor Of the Martins
burg wooden mills, offers pants pattern Of his
best cashmere for best exhibit Of hand made
harness.
G. r. Hollis offers one dollar for best pair Of
geese exhibited,
w.B. clendcning offers si.5o for best trio or
yellow leghurn chickens
THE WOMB offers years subscription 70 the
weekly edition, leach 81 the following exhibits
Best two year old colt; best mich COW; best
driving mare under Ave years; best exhibit Of
butter7best exhibit Of fancy work; best exhibit
OF grain ofany kind; best exhibit Of agricultural
implements; best exhibit OF carriages buggies,
etc; best exhibit Of preserves; best exhibit Of
sheep; II prizes In ali,
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4 prominent man ii tawlKryeAimed
lie ether day: "My wife has feeu
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Of tlfis great vegetable compound Call
on A, Nj. Gilbert 4 Bro, sole, agent,
and get u trial package free l.artse
siNn 80 cents
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BUoKLEN,s ARNIoA sALvE.

The best saivo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sorcs. letter. chapped Hands,
ChilblaiuS. Germs, and al Skin Erup-
tons. aud positively cures Piles, o., no
pay required. Il IS guaranteed 70
giye perfect satisfaction. ~ money re-
funded PRICE 25 ceatS rer box III
sale III II. G. Williams. III, n tss
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a HORRIBLE RAILROAD AoorDEar

Is daily chronicle in our papers;
also the death Of some dearfriend, who
has died with consumption, whereas
if hc or she had taken Otto'sS Cure for
Throat and Lung diseases in time, life
would have been rendered happier and
perhaps been saved. Heed thewarningi
If you have cough or any affection
Of the Throat and Lungs call at A. M.
Gilbert & Bro, sole agents, and get q
trial bottle free. Large size so cents.
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GOOD SODA rs A LUXURY.

Because ii is hard to find. Our soda
pleases all the faculties.
II pleases the eye,
Clear. bright ana sparkling
II pleases the touch,
Glasses Of good quality and clean.
It pleases the nerves,
Delicate service, no EARRING Or order iilling.
It pleascs the taste,
Cool. pure and delicious.
Our syrups are made from pure fruit
juices, special this week Red Messina
Oranges at the soda fountain Of A. M.
Gilbert & Bros. ~ n Queen street.
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Stanley a. an explorer, Edison As an
inventor, Miss Flora A. Jones As the
discoverer Of tho Famous Blush d
Roses for the complexion, are names
that will be handed down as benefac-
tors OF tho race, to all recorded time.
a. NJ. Gilbert 4 Bro. comes in for his
share tof the proHtsl az he always keeps
4 big supply on hand, and sells il foi
IS cents per bottle.
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SPRING STYLES.

Every Day an Opening Day at Bmmert and Piery's
Store.
It's spring by q thousand new fan
cies that have recently come to awaken
the admiration Of those who delight in
the evolution of fashion Every sday
now is opening day colors, new
stutfs, new combinations, are all the
tme laughing to the front as flowers
blossom in a May garden. The dress
goods are simply exquisite, tones and
Ftyles are alike charmingly modest.
3ome, enjoy the sparkling, pretty
styles. Emmert e Fiery.