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HOUSE

The House was called 10 order ut
pm. by Hon. Joseph stanford, Speaker
PRO tenn.
Nrbnker presented Il petition from
the county court Of Rich county, re-
lating TO certain Indebtedness OF that
county. Committee on ways and
means.
Allen introduced u communica ton
from Hon. John 4. Caine, auditor Of
public accounts, transmitting the claim
VI II. q. Mcmillan, clerk OF ths 4 ird
district court, for sl0i.l9. 10 went to the
Committee ON ClAime.
A claim from the sheriff Of MillaTd
county went 10 the same committee.
Powers announced that on all p0liti.
cal questions no was paired with Ma
son during the lattur's absence.
The committee on printing reported
recommending the ELECTION Of j. b..
bl0or ~ public printer without pay.
Adopted.
VArian from tho judiciary committee
reported fayorably on IL. b. IL, II and
Is.
The report OF the committee on
printing came up for confederation.
Powers moved tho election of j. B.
Rl0Or AZ public printer, az recon,
mended In the report, lie was elected.
The amendment TO II. Is. II, pro-
hibiling attorneyH.Ht'law from be-
coming eureties, recommended by the
committee, was adopted. IL made the
bill apply to both civil AMI criminal
cases,
The following bills were introduced.
BY Allen. n. b. "a, 10 provide free
public employment OtllceF.
by Allen; 70 regulate the record
ing Of title notes or evidences ol con-
ditlOual title.
by Allen; To amend the Compiled
Liws 2303.4,5.
By Hatch, by request: TO encour'
age the production OF carnnigrc. There
was long discussion M 10 tue refer
cnce Uf this bill; II was semitic the com
mitteo on agriculture.
by Varlau: Relating 10 tho time t0l
con menclng civil actions.
BY VariAu. For the taxation OF
debts secured by mortgage and thus
deeds.
by johnson; To regulate the prac
tiOe OF medicine,
BY Scar: Amending tho pTeHen
Law relating TO highways.
Tue Council notified the House o
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George Taylor plaintiff,

h'"fN' H"..''H N'''"'."f
Hiram 4. Hess. samuel a. puncsu. James W.
taIdlgy aud ". .. CuiUgruon, defendants.
Toe People OF che Territory OF Utah send
greeting 10 Hiram A. Hes, samuel a.
duncan. james So, Lsriicy aud ". u.
tuIuuftHou, defendants,
NvuU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
N appear boo uu GHuou brnufut against sou
81 tho above named pluutu In Che Nistr.0t
Court of Tie llfd judicial District ~ tho
Territory of Utah. aud o. answer 900 conn. niut
l.rd thrrom within tgn days exclusive ,nt Goo
uHy ui dHrucUl HltUf thu .uryicu on yug 'Uf tuls
FummUuH=It HyrNuI within tn'a CuUutTs uE |t
HrygI out nliua county, hut boa The district,
dsyH-0r Judgment hy default WllI Hu ti.un
against you according 20 90, pray cr OF a.id
said action BE- brought O. have 40 accounting
uy tHIa court ~ amount Ggo pIuiuuu from ut.
fUuIIut Hess, uu O. certain promIHurg note
executed uT .lId Hoes GO plaintiff Nuluab.r
per cont ugf a1nuu, lNeEal 90 be QUO Hnl un-
iaId, .llu interest Co aug. o. lsIIs ana H.t
plaintiff Hltu Judgment HF.Iuft dnipu1au. q.
.ur ouch tum with into coo, $500 affUmU. q
Uy o. mortgage of uFnn tl.1 900 Urum#uH Ur-#.
matter UUHrII"gIt tlui tnU IIUH uf UINI.|T HU
declared mo hrt upon sold premises. uul 'hlt
sfmu DO fliN' aul rfn,,eIH hnr.iNl IH la..
meHt 1f amounts sI found iI no. doe 1H aHHFui
THHf UtiurIsuN Hal nU Ur"uuH r..Iu.lH
HIHr them Doe Haucd gHl flr.cI1Hrl u, 800
nos. that HaiutN HaNu Judgement and INsHu.
UHH lur tuy duU0.eu.y luI tHr other rHIHs
ld rrtmHcs rg 1UDNn'd o. iol1Ns.
lnmm0uriug ut moth cl.. CORNER lut q. uIucs
l..lrn aero Ulat"A." lIe IIUUl ruNuI. thence
.H.fu 30 rode tD south .ul.. corner all Dot,
U.Hua wees a. rods in ols. limo aia roau,
IONS s..1 DO. 90 Fllf 90 beginning. a.H9 Ha.pn
.ru.IIU . .tTuut HIus Iu froul VT and 0H'un
.# .sI premises alHl aN waite. rights
U.IHu.u. 40 suu hlNHuaIlF u.yI nn HllI
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the passage Of the oliver memorial,
with nm amendment opposed TO "ihrcal-
enud free trade legislatluu."
a len moved that the house do not
concur w the amendment. Nobpkor
supported the motion.
MOTIFS.
Many mombers Of both houses were
IN their seats during much Of the fore.
noon.
janice Dryer, florist, plac d upon
the desk o. each pfesidiug Ciliccr %
fins bluque, Of roses. The tlJwots were
orier,d by the sergennts.atarm'.
Sheriff Beluap, Of Weber, was in the
Council chamber today, as was eN-
United States Marshal J.. II. Parsons.
The Hobbies were light today.
The excess Of Republicans over
Democrats In the House has made II
necessary fof some Of the Republicans
to take desks on the Democratic side
Of the middle line. One OF these 10
Hatch, but he don't want his politics
10 be misunderstood ON account u bis
location, nnd bis uolk boafa the Legend
"Halch, Republican, Of Wasatch."
The House telephone l. enclosed In
a cab net which slanda In the southwcst
corner Of the hall. That u the Council
Ia Ia the ante room north " the Council
chamber. Both nro very fine instru'
mUnts, and have tho Bcrlinor trans
mitter The membera Of the Legis'
laturu can now communicate with any
poiut IN Utah where there Is tele'
phone.
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Utah Press Association.

Tho members VI the Utah PgeH as.
ISOLATION formed by the Newspaper
loileTs In the Territory, outside OF Salt
Lake City, will hold another session
mere ON the g0lh met. 10 effect pcrmu-
nent organization, The meeting VIII
be held al The lNuulstoTd hotel aud VIII
probably cover q period VI two days.
Au interesting program has been pre-
pared. After The transaction a T.u-
tine business anI lnu eleouJu OF oilicprs
the program Will Doc rendered, Among
those VINO VIII ullIoss the quill drivers
Is Governor Wet
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MUNICIPAL SALARY QUESTION.
Marshal, Treasurer aud Recorder Will
DO subj cled 10 Reduction Of
Forces Hat Not of Salaries.

The most important matter that Is
expected TO engage the attention Of
the city soloas at lhelr meeting to-
night Is the salary reduction question
with which thoy have been wrestling
NO vigorously during the last
fortnight. IL was expected at ilrst that
u horizontal cut would bn made in tho
salaries uf elective and appoinlive
oiiclali alike, but that idea II now
Apptars was crroncou' ~ tho rcduc-
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Police Items.

"Bob" Houston, q colored boot black
and white woman named Thomas
were arrested, ai tho rooms OF tho
former yesterday afternoon, on the
ohnrgeiof adultery They were taken
10 the CITY usu bg Sergeant Eslirg r..
The woman was allowed 10 20. "B5a'5
spent Inc night 90 iail, but was ale
mittud % hail ON hlg own recOgul2lure
this mornins This 10 tho socof Il
charge Of the nm' na'uro that Hlu
ton mas Ia p,e'erel atalgs. D. N
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CUuVaN Pleasant Ur.uH ward Jan. o.
f.I..f uIHfaU. fI#.NUIu N.r..H Coon. VITO
HI IHU Hiu NUrHIHu Coon. Dec. .HI wac born
ln Irnur'Iga, up. o.. lf H. Pho 1IUd as che
had lived faithful i.itU.lHy Saint.
UHUrrHun Sunday. IIH. %, lsNi, 10 Holy
tru's hosp go of tNH rItr, 10 rmUHyua anI
Coo .HH.a following ODE operation. Nu. John
UTIHI. UEUf 20 fCuH, months uUl Do uHE Fl.
Tie W1H tur Huu ur uTUrHU and Elizabeth HIuut
oft Idaho IaI'.. Idaho Iuu.UHI HUH.l r. WHr.
U..H HitHH IHUHUH uf W. D. UUIU.Ii so. Oh.
street, 900 I. rH. Iurailft Jan. l.s
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OBITUARY NOTES.


luef Of midnight last u.Eutlu ih's rItv,
Mr. Roth Clayton, vito OF lhH Ia.H WI.
ltHm clayton. departed ihis 100 Ht Che
ago NJ 20 vUtrs, months IuI days. Tho
immOiia n cause OF dufI was ola age
and enunul debility ItU deceased wlH
VOL known and widely o. r0.IHi. -I0
WINS born 100 laual.hiu. England, Juno
l3.h, 1877. Iuu funeral services VIII hn
hpId ni ilo Residence uI MIs. AuuIH
Thatcher So. 10 DJH North l"mu.C
sifCCt, 1i d. n00u tomorrow NoIn0 lay.
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nrernrr EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY. JANUARY pc. l824

within the past month or two. The
womnu, % was learned today, to mar.
riCd ami 81 10 On to VOL connected.
After Inc NEWS bad gone O. pfcHr
ycstOIIay, jam WUUum1 was rem.
fenced 10 forty days imrranmeut boy
JusUi-r Smith ,1r vhgra o.. william
hcioupa 90 class OF ".uuvo steu.tr.."
who Tor f1mr limo pus' bhvu CatrieI
On q high.hnuded raue loo this city.
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A SALT LAKE SNOWMAN


Regarding Frank Monroe and vile
who recently abandoned their cheap
-how house on Commercial street In
this city to run O similar resort IN Loe
Angeles, California, tho Erpresi Of
that city has this among other 'hlnrs
10 say:
"Fank Monroe is numefously
wanted individual. Ho 10 1he shiulng
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SUMMONS.

Judicial DIsuirt 10 ufal Territory,
County Of salt
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|'7'|| '"'---7 T'|'--''"'
Hiram a. Hes. samuel A. Dunrau James W.
taIalgy aud ". .. CuIuurtf1n, dglundaniH.
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MILWAUKEE, AVENUE STATE BAut

corner Milwaukee Ave. . Carpenter 81. c.uo.so. IL,
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DIR W1ad. Statkiewicz,
Lekarz re starego kraiu

AoAor1 70 sCaregO kraJu
|. dfugoietnia praktyka PREY szp-,alach
Jazz " Europe, tax i Ameryce, sps, ali.
sta ohorob k~obiecych i dz~iecinnyeh. L.
czy z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie cnoro.
oy zastarzale, jak to: dusznosc, rsuma.
tyam, choroby gardia, piersi, tolsdka;
OF gtowy, ocz, nosa, uszu, febly skro.
oufy, wyrzuty na giowie 1 sk6szt ; choro-
cDy maoiczne, ~zboczenIa reot iarnosoi
blade oPfawy, krwotoki, niop'odnosc
boiesci Popoaogowe / t D. d~cJepliwoSoi
kobieoe wog6le wszelhe oh, robym met.
czyzn, kobiet | dzieci - leczy predko /
skutecznie.
Lekarstwa - pr~zyrzsdzane " mojer
iaooratoryum. pod w~yiscznym mym do.
zorem.
Do dokisduis 70 lie mo.nosci czytel.
nie) oPisanego twego c~lerpienis 2 WV.
mienieniem nz9ody" dolacz2 cent. Una.
GEEK Pocztowy, q odwrctna poczts cd.
Powiem lie bedzie twae kuracya co
beda kosztowac lekarstws,
Adres:
DR.. ". StatkiesOicS,
S64 Joliet Str. IA SALE, ILL.
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Echa z obchod6w.
FRANKFoRD. Pa. 10 maja 1894.
SEanoWna Redakcyoi

~
Szanowna Redakoyoi
Uprasxam o umieszoxenie dosiownie
" aamach swego pisma ~niniejszej kores-
p~ondenoyi.
Dnis 2 maja br. n staraniem 8 tow.
Z B~ridesburgu Frankfordu, mianowi-
Gle: Tow. Obrohoy Korony Polskiej
grupa l76 z, N. p, Tow. Bratniej Pc.
mocy. ks. J6zefa Poniatowskiego, Tow.
Bratuiej pomocy !. Pulk Uiau6w h.
J6sefa PoniatowIkiegs, Tow. iw. Mike.
j. nslessce do Zjsdnoozenis P. R.. K.
Tow. Klubu Polskiego imienia sobie-
skiego i Tow, Bratuiej pomooy sw. Sta
nisiawa KostAi, edbyi sic eboh6d pa.
mistki nsdania shawnee konstytuoyi 3
maia l79l r. W Boyd's hall PREY ulicy
Bridge i Garden, " Bridesburgu W ma
stepujscy sposob:
Prezydent komitetu ola ur~zadzenia
obchodu OBJ Pawel Milewicz otworzyl
uroczystosc obchodu, zapraszsjac ma
przewodniczacego Wiel. ks. Maryana
KoPytkiewicza, tutsjszego proboszcza.
Czcigodny ow pasterz proszac licznie
zebranych ma hall o spok6j, powolsl ma
estrada na se~kretarzy nisej podpisauego
i OBJ. Waaiawa Wize i 6 prezydent6w
wy4ej wspomnianyoh Tow. Oiipiew wall
zgromadzeni nj hall hymn narodowy
,Boss cos Polske". Nastspnie Wiel.
ks. Msryan Kopytkiewioz wypowiedzial
sliczna move st6sownie do uroczystosci
objssniajsc dobitnis znaczenie i eel
tax drogiej kaademu polakowi pamistki
konstytucyi Sgo maj, 1791 r.. zscheoa-
jac mas do zgody i jedrosci, " kohcu
'swej mowy ubolewai mad tenn, IL litwi-
nj tn zamiesxkali ME brazil udziaIu W
wiec zacheoai ich ably ME
odiscEali sic cd polak6w ktorzy Z ohecia
podaia i'm swa bratnis dioh, iak r6wniea
zachecal nowo zor~ganizowane Towarzy-
stwo wojskowe ,,Krakusi" pod opieka
sw. Jadwigi kt6rzy byli obecni ma OBJ.
chodAie re swymi odznakami, ably jsk
najrychlej sic umundurowali. Dalej
o~dspiewano pod dyrekoya crganisty i
~nauczyciela m~iejsoowej parafi p. Maze
"a, Przez Choir kosoielny s~kiadajscy SIC
Z tutejszej miodEieay obojga p,ci fpiew
w dymem po4ar6w". Potem wygiosii
move Wisl. ks. M~ieczysiaw Kopytkie.
wicz, proboszcz parafi sw. Stanislawa
b.. NJ. z PHILADELPHIA, ubolswajao mad
nieszczesliwa nasza o~jozyzns ! zniweczs.
MEM przez wrog6w naszych tax slswne.
60 dzieia iak koastytuoya madame 3
msja 179l Z. Znowuz przez tenae Choir
pod dyrekcya p. Majers odspiewano
nGrzmia pod Stockton armaty". Ma
stspnie miais MOVIE pani Eleonora Ma.
jewska odpowiadsjsc " pieknych sao-
wsch upsdek tax drogiej naszemu .ercu
Jk~oustytucyi i o nadziei odbudowania
'naszej miiej Ojczyzny. W koncu
dziateczki tusejszyoh obywsteli, pod
Soyrekeys p. MaJera odspiewaly chorem
patryotyezna piesh. Poczem obch6d
Przez przewodniczscego Wiel. ks. pro-
boszcza Maryans Kopytkiewicza zostai
zamkniety.
Nslety sic p~edziekowac tax lioznie
zebrsnej polonii, a przedewszystkiem
dzielnym ulanem ks. J6zefa Poniatow.
skiego, kt6rzy pod dziarsks komenda
kspitana Jana Msjswskiego W swych
~slicznych unifOrmsch dodsli blasku i
Powsgi ma hall W dniu tax uroczystym,
jsk rowniez komitetowi urzsdzajscsmu
ebch6d, "a starania j prace ich prey u.
rza1zsn.a obchodu.
Pozostaje z szscunkiem
Antoni Zaduszerski, sekr. obchodu,
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EAST SAGINAW, Mich. 10 msjs 1894
Szsnowna r edskoyol

EAST SAGINAW, Mich. 10 msja 1894.
Szsnowns Redskoyoi
Prosze o isskawe umieszozenie "
,,Zgodzis" sprswozdsnie Z obchodu ns
psDistke nsszego bohsters niefmiertel.
nego ! obrohey wolnossi narodu polskie
60 Tsdeuszs Kosciuszki. 100 ~letniel
roeznicy zwyeiestws pod Rsoiswicami,
! zsrszem 103sj rocznicy K~onstytucyi
8go msis, kt6ry sic odbyi tax swietnie
dnis Ego msjs 1894 W sail Franciszks
Mordec, " srods rieszOrsn. porsz
pierwszy pod polskim dschem, " kto-
rym to widziec bylo moths z rsdoscia
sercs nsszych brsci ! sioItr przeIzlo 700
os6b, podisg obliozenis reporters an
gielskiej gasety THE Evening Leseer'
Tia wiekepomns rooznios zostsia urza-
dzons prrez Towsrsystwo Clos Polskiej
Woluosci grupy 1901 u. N. P. dls CO.
2ej polonii " Saginaw i okolicy, jsk
~nsstepuje: Pierwsze sekretsrz grupy
zostsi upowstniony ably og,osii " pei
skich pismach kiedy / gdzie ebehod
bedzis u~rz:dzony, | ably zs1rosic wiel.
ks. proboszcEs, G . osis polenis.
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DZieWczeta rcIs.is %Sg. dosss
sca ufsmilh snerykahskich Jako sfufso..
sscsegolnie twiezo p~rEybyfym dEiewozynon
2 hurepy moge dad misjsca rsrss, PAM
"a SAWICKA. streczsrks- All Root Str.
blisko Prince Ave. Chicago, III
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Donosza nam z Bremond, Tex. 4e
ktos Podai faisxywe wiadomoici do pew
nego pisma p~olskiego wychodz,cego
M Eachodxie o obchodxie Kosoiuszkow.
skim urzadzonym W Brsmond staraniem
gruPy swiszkowej.
Ma Prosbe przyisci0 nas.ych Z Bre.
moud, pr~zyisc1amy tn artykui Z tamtej.
'1ego dziennika angielskiego " dow6d.
10 q. sutor o~pisu;scy oboh6d Koscius..
kowski. minss sic Z prawd,.
nLast Tuesday, May LIST, the Polish
people celebrated a grand picnic. under
the auspices of st. Joseph lodge No.
128. Polish National Alliance, the Tooth
anniversary Of the appointment Ct
Thaddeus Kosciusrko a. oommauoer.in.
chief of the Polish forces against Rus.
sian tyranny.
An entertaining programme was
carried out. A band furnished music
AL day and some INDUCED in dancing.
The orators of the day were L. Kocha-
nowicz and M. Klos in Polish, and ].
ID. Gam and @. w. Kinard in Eaelish.
An elegant dinner was spread. A
number OF kegs of beer and a quantity
CT wine were ''on tap" aud were not
neglected.
The Americans turned out very we'll
and the festive candidate circulated
gladly to and fso. Festivities were
continued we'll into the night and the
picnic vas = success"
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Podxiskowanie Wiel. Ks. S.klarzykowi,
70 obeonoScis swoja zaszczyol oboh6d,
| wygsesR patryotyczna move, | budu-
jsee nauki Israzem zloayi pod1ieko-
wanie wszystkin Szanownym rodakem
/ rodso1kou, 10 wzieli lic.ny udriai "
obehodxie. Ma xskofczenie zaintono-
wal ,Bo4e col Polsken.
w imieriu komitetu obchOdowego
a. RopG, sekr. obchodu.
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Il usEanowaniem


(PrzyP. Rsd) p. Ff. Mordec prsems-
wiSi tskte bardzo piekuie. Gszets an.
gielsks THE Evening Leader" wycho
d1scs " East Saginaw poswieca bsrdzo
sympstycsny srtykui obchodowi / W
ogole Polskom. 3go ozsrwcs ma sic
tam odbyc drugi obchod. Czemui czy
ME byioby lepiej urzsdric wspolnsgo
obohodu " d. 2 msjsf Pc 90 to rozdwo.
jenieH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

shoes or stockings on. city Marshal
sricheon Instructed DR.. Rottenstein, the
turnkey, TO purchase what necessities shc
poor Old woman neeied, which. was done.
and she was fixed up rs comfortably ~
III saturday afternoon at O'Clock wnen
she was turned loose.
Yesterday morning about 3 o'clock Hhe
Wis found on san Felipe street. nearly
frozen 10 death ana taken % the police
station IN nm Unconscious condition Inc
CITY health officer. Dr Larendon was
aufr7rnned md When he arrived a few
noiueffs lhfcr he found the POOR old
darkey was dying He did all he could 20
revive her but she WAS past oil human AID
and died n few minutes later. The body
was then turned over 70 Ross 4 Wright,
die al fertilizers 10 prepare for burial,
Jiisttse SchwAnlar held the inquest ana
returned verdict % dea,h from exposure
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An uninuc Isntrrtninmcnt

ihaee was an UNIQUE entertainment last
n.ghe a tae opera house. 4 indeed the
hsaiing of the ame and nfflictsl can Re
CALLED an entertainment ~ any rate the
house Ind a very good apilanee n It ana
they seemed 70 os mich Interested Dr.
Fi9snk Temple, who n1s been deaomi-
matted "the boy pdeu0meaen, nario1ned
by tlle laying Oh of haada what thnsa
Who were prrsan, called miracuhus 1ae
lame ard crippled We're matte To walk
erect ansi ethes ailments eainNy as scri-
olEs wcYs seeinlngly re ieyVd Wit-ioiit
undertaking - account Tor these ntinac-
lflous Charges IN the human svstrm
bnlgfrt about by rubbing a. laying on
q the hamls, II is STATED as q fact that
tested ny d good number OF II0uStonL,ns
VINO were prescott last Night Professor
w FrsfslleT closed the entertainment
with q lecfifce on Pesaonai Magnetism q
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rnRsoxAL asnNrIoN

49,
State Senator Parry Mecomh or Mont
Rolncry IS IN the clty.
NJ 4av v,iss 81 pa,,a,sne Il J., the
city tailHg n phe sitAts
alsFs t,laneh. .nao6hs az Galveston IA I'm
ms oltv tl,dtine rslaiiees ana ffltfeis.
tq,in IA eineinnaa ana otassr I;lstern
ciilas
$3.50. IL, ~. N,,,i.,.
siiss ~ se!ner, ~ Alfe. y s y. 4,
iiis,sis fgr
- Al.@5 81 w t,selssL 9tnE 49,, i,slt ieI
.ssN lSsN Lst 1N7lh'rs on p"s'nfaF hi'l
4. 80
~ enc 1870
tiNAu3ssse1 Stlhle e tSNslVl idst night
oh = hsss8 tFlP.
Ny RII Mrs Heffy sware and q.
~ y 1879 are IN me
~ On pleafN5e tfip-
Cites BIaYsiit3Ah The p9pu'ar hat trim
n NJ. @ 49, Fs ~ yfssefpAy
AtNh ttap y ~" aSflN
Nj. Abe Levy and MISS Hswiet Levy
reinrisad home yesteg.iay. after pleasant
wa % New York and iii starn points.
Ilss Julia ssss q LaSeangs ariisel N
sne city hast uikAt and Is INC GUEST Of
AiisS & QuaatciSsih Oh FrankHu stfaet
Ain HEAVY AlexansIsr wei ksrYrn
t',sff -
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matte, were cianQrlng for admission. hav.i
ing coplp from Al parts OF the city and
S'fAtA-.ae merchant tho millionaire and
the nttissln. OH loot and ia c1rriagrs--all
were seen enrHying oWarn tiiis Breat
Mecca OF healtn
liehtencd pelple are daily haconllng CON-
vtrts 10 tAeRa new principles and methods,
which arr supporel by such eyeFghelm-
ing evidences. ststaiued by public ind prl-
vute den1DNlfail0lls 81 the most rtnlafik-
able chax acfer. proofs which no reasoning
mind c4n dispute, realities which echo and
f5-1Sso if the human piinfb as they Wit
ness The Rtanteat aud most sublime pano-
rama ~ living truths over presented III
the history OF man rs
Or. pesnple aet -.silf -fs>4ta tfr blind.
ien1e and c.ipple1l bpi an diseases quickly
Yield 20 fiA ttrange power. catnrfn, In
cipient cnuspin0iipu, chronic bronchitis
chronic ui7rIhQeA, nfutulEili ncrTeji1 NOS
trafinn. diabetes HrlSht Atre1Ee. epilepsy.
or TITS. tuinors, in an conditinns. dlsr1roa
81 q ueits+tr ilseaseu bone, hip iis-
A4se, ue1flefs. hetri disease bladder ais
orders. httnfnQrfneldR of plies chronic
ease* 81 Wnmfa. ceiaraef Of eyes cancer.
xtinttcA. p4f4iySis liftulas aatnua liver
complaint, kidney iroublte. acr2fpla, gray
81, t,iipat ntscisitrs, inpofcrcy, and IN
fact. aii dhtaaes yield 10 animal haRnst.
Ism IN the hands ~ THIS physician
All tl4qsf who are able Hnd Willing Is
ply Tor treatment may coinq . Ills pfi.
wade pafiof1. Nos QQ, isp ao1 ana lM Cao.
ftol Hu.el. efefy day from n a. n. n
.. n all tals week
Ali examinations 2re made Hitheo,
duesiiQnsi and every ache and relIn *
ncribed Tar be;tsr than the rafiSnts can
rtfrniEeifta.
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DEATHS DoINcs
Death OF PromisinE Young Wan
md q IltlIe Child.

Harry y Davies died yesterday morning
at $50 at the family residence. 1901 De
rG,ur street. aud the funeral will take
pinee thIs morning at 10 O'clock The de-
eeased was only about n years Of age and
was held In hlEn esteem BY very large
circle OF friends He was a member on
the KNIGHTS Of Py.hias and an accom-
was employed In the shops OF the Hous-
ION an Texds Central bar he had recent-
81 connected himself with the Southern
Oh AiiliA lie was very popular among
the railroad meu and had large number
Of friends an over tne cry.
The remains OK the 5-yeaf-old son OF Mr.
p. 81. Tu@ie. who died Saturday. were
shipped yesterday 10 Flatonia for burial
Tho loss OF the little fellow 10 a sad blow
to Nj. and Mrs Tuttle, and they have
Ire sympathy OF a large circle % nc
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Rim y ttannAglAn ~ Chicago vseo
srsn4 ma 81 shc Hrelhsrhpo,i Of I.oca.
nsElye Fgffsnen ARRIVED 10 tie rly lSst
,fe.ia sad whiie GA iAse road betweea
Tssispsa naa shiS city he SAs a,fsckQal
With Paralysis of alie fewer lnsht rea-
Negltes hm unane h walk. A4 SION 40
~ nf14rf ~ ili< city 10 wis itiiien Is
tte Eanlt- ls9t ~. III Frank Temple n ~,
ctNel Is see MN INNS i.aseir afl6f hss
arrival flle sFsilltf Naa tnAt mr. kailnA
hA0 ~ less than ha4f an hour wds Ahfe
"a wAlk Me htnf q thia c.ts 81 busl.
ffr r1fnttti With tbs brotherhood 81
isse0miofiYe FifamsA ana ~ Hhfe of Ms
1ttich of pqfe3fs.7 81 q axpeetfl th4t he
VA 81 &hge - aHlsnd Is W. hunn IS rs
dIIt
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APPLAUDED BY ALL.
AGAIN THE BOY PHENoME-
NON CURES THE SICK.
Second Public Demonstration
at Che Opera House
Last Might

Aro,her inrge rrdicnee greeted Or. i. s.
Temple, the great magnetic healer. last
nighi at the opera house In his second
instrumentation Of healing the sick By
"aninral magnetism before a Houston
audience
Some came TO be cured OF various dis
eases, and others 10 Witness his marvellous
power Of h61lins the sick, and to See a
most remarkable exhibition.
II seetnci that his wonderful fame had
surely pracedfa him as long before the
sime Tor opening d great number OF all
classes Of people, those u perfect health,
as wen as the sick crippled and rheu-
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f'aiufI1a lUrUI. rHf1flh can ma IV.,.l
agAansi the smoke fr0m fsrsafefts tFhiiie
they cost bur 100 4 box oit3 n,x n RI, y
EeretttA VIII fil4N thut qataffh has Id
gafntie 8 nnktd TAfspfate ~ ~
lhffi-kilier catrap c4farfh sfltFers%.
TarFarsife e Rhak You wanl ciiild4e,,
cnn nse tlaenl With hafefy lfarniIcss y,
cnse fXterminalof. pt7sEgists Keen new,
TArrlregte office. Nof Odd F,iia,,s-i
bnidine. corner of Ninth and Olive
l.uuls Mo-