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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

AMEpf,1'S CHATTER ~ gi5 mea's f IA rfIesiay q
each m.nfh ~ NJ sonic Han
JAS II. FRASER u GEo a HAnKNTss
JOHN OTTO :. ERNEST uHIFNAN yfean
CHARLES 4 NOhTZ SECRETARY 776 b. ave ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

SHAKESPEARE LODGE 40 20 meets frs, and third
THURSDAY q; Masonic Hall
ISAAC MINER " n 2 BACH
MYER KRASNER J. DAVID rrtNkFf. Trese.
EDWARD GOTrfIEB Secretary. ~ T. l2;ih-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

CHARTER OAK LODGE No 24o meets second snl
fourth Wednesdays Masonic Hall.
RICHARD BUSH ". JOS. W. MALONE. s W.
JACOB 4. ONDRAK. j W. JAS !. WATKINS. Treas
ROLLA o. SMITH Secretary. 4l9 West 127th ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

oORINwHIAN CHAPTER ~ $50 meets second ara
flunh Thgr~la' a 2oCorN D m Mas NE Han
KohfKT Rf'kff II JAMES " ~ RTIN X
Et-GENER NEW HALL. JOHN " KEFTTR re.~
HENRY IS ROE s.fr.f4r, ~ T. ierf :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

ST. CECILE LODGE No 5cs meets first third ana nfth
Tueslay afternoons ~ J 30 O'Clock AZ Masonic Hall
{. EDWARD LOW NJ. ARTHt n BisNET W.
l. OKEII.Ll. J. " ROBERT REcKER. Treas
HENRY W. ROE Secretary. n Eas, i2o'h-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

EMPIRE CHAPTER ~ 10 nec,s ,f tic e.h CAV NJ
each month % Mas riD Hall
WN HENENON II , AN~'lN y fI'pprG X
NM SWAN y LOW ENSTEfS Treas
FRED T. DAVIS. secy. ~ Van vo1ris 81, nro1klyr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

NEW YORK LODGE No ID meets second and fourth
Tuesday az Masonic fiaL
WALTER MILLER. NJ +. "a SAKE, =
JOHN SIrKINSOS J W o. HET.MST ETTER Treas
,iEOHGE v ANDEhsON secre,lr,. y ,r1shy =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

ANCIENT CHATTER ~ ! meets mr., ana third Thur,
days - 'he Grand orerl House 49, ana e3l -
WM II MA,KAl H FRED " EIDFN X
" =. M.,KEIKY y ipNtE o. LFDS Trn..
JOHN y m SELL. Sscrff1ry Box ~ Hu'h.rr1rf !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

ROOME LODGE No 7a8 meets second and fourth Sat
Ur,isys a Masonic
VM y MARTIN " " Z fr>SON W.
l. Y. JACOBSEN. = W r. T SIMS. Treas
JAMES BELKNAp. Secretary ii2 f3s'h-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

GAGAMORE LODGE No 31l meets hrsi aud third
Wednesday al Masonic Hail
Goo. g. NORRIS NJ wM y BROWNE ".
CIAS n. ENSTE. J ". JOHN BEAVER. Treas
FRANK ". Tr-1TI.F se-re'arv - G0id-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

CORINTHIANS LODGE No sSs meets second and
fourth Thursday Masonic Hall
ROBERT AI'LD " HENRY WOODS "
EDW. GREGORY J. ". GEoiEiE STONE Treas
GEORGE THORNTON Secretary Bel-yillo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

OCEAN LODGE No. i50 second ard fourh
Thwsdays at Grand OTers Hou,- I'll ave ard Sf-si
THOMAS sLAkIlW NJ IpIfN o. ~ RRONs =. w.
CTfAs. \. ROwf.EY j. W CIIAs. RESFEE. Treas.
GEO. ~. STEVENS. Secretary ~s s'h ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

sIfENTIA lodge NJ is- n@e'- ssr0si ani fourth
Wednesday ~ Masonic Hall
ROBERT I. WRIGHT. JOHN SHANNON = ".
PHILIP BLOCH !. Vs.. CfiAs nHbIN6. Treas
Fr~lk T. iiaskirs S.cv 70T Washington Iirl.ki n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

SCOTIA LODGE No 134 and third Thursp
day Masonic Hall
ALEXANDER SHARP VI ADAM Hill. ".
: !. MACDONALD. ! " IFTER ROSe Treas
X MACKENZIE Secretary 90 y Wfi.-.' paycrn. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

Thursday Masonic
GEO II PHILLIPS II GEO + WILLIAMS : ".
ADOLF II GEERING J. ". -. - HODNMAkER Ireaa
A X CORRECT Secretary. Linden ) J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

STAR or Ct-RA LODGE " 7s2 mse's nr~i and thrd
Mor iav u ~ n1mlnglaie Annex 10 > vlfh =
II f.ASsINB " COLIN - ANDERSON y W
JONAS ADLER. ! ". ~ Lyon Treas
II II ATWATER s-cre'ari. ~ cfnrch-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

STRICT OBSERVANCE ~ % meets second arf fourth
SafurlaN 80 Masonic Han
MARTIN JOHN GOLDMAN : W.
GRO b. l.AWREN'E " CASH Tr.aa
JOHN CRAIG. Secretary. a.g N~r' iath -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

ANITY CHAPTER " iGo meets fr.' am ,h-i Thurs
"a, - .arn.gie Mas Han 57'n anl 80 ss.
. l. NEWTON q HENRY A KnGTf@
II +. IEDiIfk. W -fIfpbNOi Eh Treas
CHARLES II FENN SECRETARY 1872 West i.fh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

COPFSTONE LODGE No. Gal meets second and fourth
Wednesday at Masonic Hall.
CHAS. T HOTMER VI MATHEW Nl'piIN' :. "
EBENEZER DRArERJW. MARTIN KAiB. Treas
HARRY r. GIBSON Secretary. 2o3 " isth -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

CITY LODGE No sos meets first and third Monday az
Masonic Han
HENRY j. MILLER NJ r o MIDDIERPoOK. w
JOSEPH n STINER J. " n y. Nj Lf.ER Treas.
JOSEPH q. MILLER Secretary. 10 Mohegan- ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

TFMil.NR LODGE =. - second end f.urta
Tnurriay- a. 'if'l. laN ~ft lf" ami 5sft
JOHN 70 DpiIDN "
tl'A- T EENNEIT. : " JAS y GIL fF Tfcss
VA sNrIIIF se.r~'arv 20 N.a' i.rh -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

CRESCENT LODGE No 49, meets second and fourth
Thursday Masonic Hall
JOEL. 3. Mason. VI OWEN T.. ABRAHAM 8 ".
CIIAS. @ III Mt. J ". . W bi'SENBERRN.T Treas.
J. r. BAILEY Secretary. 81 y 18Th 81. r. Orange y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

FRIDAYS Il Masonic Han
VICTOR TNlSS ~ l. join ~ SARpSTP X
KIfsEN 'lTAS A WHITNEY Tre.a
c. WILSON Secretary. ia2 East .a'h. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

MANHATTAN CHAPTER 40 u. meets nrs, and ,hrs
Walne-iss Ma-'nc Hall
J =. bE KFR II = l. II SANE
tfIAS : THORPE ERNEST RINGER Tr-aA
r MlIII1AN secretary. ~ Y gi.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
GOWN WANDERERS.

COEUK DE- lion COMMANUrHY - r. nnle,s "A
FRIDAY a Masonic Hall
e VICTOR TWlS< l. d SMITH Der
- klfS;E> e. @ r. ~ sTIVFkS Traa
4 !. RrYER keoorier p2 an a,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

EMPIRE CITY LODGE meets frst anil 'hri w~lnes
day M Lexington Assembly Rooms SS,h-s' and 3l-uve
SAMt-Ei BATM JACOB " ENDEI : "
WIN kLINGENSTEIN " SIMON :. STERN. Treas
JACOB I, COHEN Secretary 81 Fast .rh-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

EMANr'EI LODGE NJ ~ meets second AMI flu-tl
Wtlnesla, a. Mason, Hall
BENZ g. LEVY VI ALBERTO HlMAN. W
\ ETl'MENTIIAT. = W GEORGE BECK Treas
Gr-STAvE BAUM Secretary. 1877 r io7hs,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

Mt ZION CHAPTER No. ~ mss'. fourth rue.s.y
a Masonic Hall
VA II. ARMFlEID II i iiE WET GRAHAM K
JANE y SMITH JOHN = FDN T-eas
+ r FRANCISCO. Secretary ~ Morton Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

- MSEH LODGE 80 ~ first and thirl
Thursla' Mns rD ifqi
JOHN OrTp Jrs 4 7. GARDNER 5 W
tO~Eril PAXTON W HENRY LOWELL. Tr.a-
FkEifk DAVIS. ~ Van NNsrHfs - Rrplkirn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

DANIEL CARPENTER LODGE No CAB second
and fourth Saturday AZ Masonic Hall
WM II COLLINS " Nm II LENERICH :. "
GEO A. DREW. J. " J J.. ROpME. Treas
EDWIN II LOvEfESS Secretary. 90 East 2is' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

NAsIISGrON LODGE ~ 20 m's's 0ri ana f,arts
Tu'sia; - German = s.ri' Temple - Fast i'fh
ROBERT MACBETH FRANK HOE
HENRY Y iAltRb rs JAMES MNRRfSoN Tr-sA
FRED o. MfiJI-iI. se-r.'srv - Past i3sl.st.
YORK LODGE 10 ~ meets s.c.ri and f.ur'h Friday
@ Ms-.rl, ifiii
FEtNK 30. EVANS VI 70 ? ffFsFvA~ "
SNl.NFSTtR fOrI. J ~ WILLIAM SUIT Treaa
DAVID 30 CLARK Secretary. ii3 gint II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

ORIENT CHATTER - ~ ne~'s 20 and ih F-fiav a
Now Johnston iNds Fulton snl flsf.srb kgsoslyn
HAS S1ENAR. II b Go NJ If''Af. X
JOHN g Watkins. eTFNFSSON. Tr~aa
EDWIN sELVAGr Secr"tar} - 90 rion - Trooklyn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
LINEN DEPIRTlTENT.

Bleached Satin Finished Table Damask regular 75c
quah'y 49c
Double Satin Damask, sold for less than Csc per
unbeached Table Hamask, beautifully finished, only 25c
Turkey Red Table Damask fast colos full width for 25c
Napkins, all linen, per dozen. ............... 49c
Dinner Damask Napkins, every thread linen, at 81 CO.
ST. ST. 4S 81. IS, 50. 90 per dozen.
Stamped Linens in every size and shape greatly
duced prices.
TO2relS-
All Linen lluckaback Towels fringed, fancy border,
"N@Ni'
liemmed All Linen Iluck Towels per dozen .......
Extra Large Size Heavy l1uck Towels, fringed, per
""Hci l|5
Very Fine Huckaback Towels largest size per doz 2.45
Di0perS-
lSinch Cotton Diaper, per piece ............. 43c
90 %, "a, 27inch correspondngly low.
Be0 SDTe0ds-
1914 White Crochet Quilts worth 95c each for. ... 69c
ll4 Fine Crochet Quilts heavy quality. ....... soc
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NE " SILKS.
Ne " SILKS.

ew kai hi silks in Cord and Check effects 10
Eew Wash Silks for Dresses, Waists or Wrappers %
6lnch wide Habutai Silks in all street and evening"
Undo Silks mixture of Fine Silk and Linen oS
inches wide very durable and in fast colors and 80
ull line OF Satins, fine quality, all shades street
ana evening Observation-Disclosures.
pieces Fancy Silks in Persian and Dresden de.
eiSii0 ~
rinted Warp Silks in Dresden Persian and Cash.
4Xtra line Tinted Crepe de Chine in Silk Brocade -
and Dresden effects This line of Silks were sold 10
at auction and purchased at the rate of 25 cents
on the dollar; sold in large cities for 50. so ......
Black Gros Grain silk, regular Csc quality ...)
lack Satin Duchesse, regular Csc quality ..... 90
Black Figured and Brocaded Tafletas worth 81
Black MORE Scintilante, special for skirts . ST q
Rich Black Damase in large effects, special for la.
dies skirts, 50 quality ......................$ 81
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PRODUCTIVE TEXAS.

What an Investigating 1rshman Found
In tho Coast Country.
Waco. Texas. January 4--.Iohn Monohnn
Of Dublin, ireland. who has been travelling
In Texas seeking location for tnnnery
said TO n reporter II found coffee growing
in BeXar. tea In Harris county and dates
IN Sabine county In collecting specimens
Of Texas products | found about every
thing that grows anywhere else. Cotton,
wheat, rye. barley, oats and tobacco were
growing on the same farm IN Montgomery
county and In several ~ the coast coun-
ties found sugar cane Of high quality
growing close TO fields planted In peas,
pumpkins and cabbage. l Travelled all
over the State. | had worked twenty
years 10 Ireland without missing day,
trd OF all tho countries l had heard Of
Africa and Texas Interested me most.
| Travelled over Africa. l do not like the
climate there. In those districts where
the climate iE good the land II unpro-
duotive. IN Texas everything Is good.
/ was particularly struck with the neglcct
OF gardening In my Texas travels. II ~
a garden state, and yet the Texans spend
millions for canned fruits. berries and
vegetables found one man successfully
raising cclery--equal TO the best ! ever
saw. This was n Kimble county. The
gardener | refer TO irrlgates from wells
with wind mill power."
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Our New Dress Trimmings to Match
Our New Dresses at Our Popular Low Prices.
BLACK DRL.SS GOODS.

Black Briantine for skirts Observation-Disclosures. l0C
Black Cashmere, double fold Observation-Disclosures. I5C
Black Henrietta fine twill lustrous finish ..... Csc
Light Weight All Wool Black Baste. ........ 4SC
Black ' Satn Berber Broche NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3oc
Black Figure Diagonal, and stylish for skirts.
Black Figured Brilliantne. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Black Jacquard sicilian Observation-Disclosures. soc
Black Silk and Wool Broche. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Black All Wool French Serge ................... 30c
Silk Warp sublime AS inches wide ............ Use
Black Mohar Sicilian, finest for skirts so in wide 1 rs
Black silk and Wool Damase. Observation-Disclosures. $l 90
Black Suleika Jacquard entirely material for
dresses and skirts 81 rs
Preseys celebrated Black and Mourning Dress Goods
in Crepes Cravenettes Armures Drap dEte serges Ia
misses etc
The grandes assortment of single Dress Patterns and
in great variety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

Wool Cashmeres in new spring shades .......... 1Os
Figured and Plain Batistes-
% different styles of Irrdescent Novelties 15s
30 different styles of Scotch Clan Plads .......
High Novelties in Spring Designs and Shadings 10
different styles 3Os
4 different styles in Scotch Clan Paids, extra
wide and fine goods. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25s
46inch wide All Wool Serges, usually sold for Use
All Wool French Henrettas new spring shades, 3os
regular price 60c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VigOreauX Fantasia materials, all wool spring
satin Finished Royale Meange special for travel 40s
Fabrique Franchise in Mohair effects. ...........
Light Brown, Navy and Tan Fabrique de Paris Mo-
hairs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Observation-Disclosures. os,
Vigoreaux Lame in mixed effects. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Donegal Suitings Silk and Wove French and German
Novelties, English Serges Twills and Cords-Seperat
dress patterns in most beautiful designs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
rBE HIGHER COURTS.

-
Tsxas. February Is. =
N ol"' was transacted yeste
y Du ssn,nd judicial district c.
~',,,sd-R. Z. Bumpass VS..
~. sssD from wicnita' W. Ill.,. IL, Gan
I ,Ssvorousn ct al from
.atnaers ct al VS.. Char.
= : 4 4 a, from Archer For, Wor
= = nv railway company VS.
ASST, 4 thompson. from Go.
al ss. 81 Nomuany TT al vs.. II.
ursln, tWiiilalger. Guif, Coiorac
lrpn s7,,ay company vs.. Az
w from bosgue; AuitiIa
nisha rs q, b. George ct al, IT.!
.,asd-W. W. Howeth VS.. j.
Decia, Clay, affirmed. w. =.
vs. T. L. Terry, from Jon,
=. shirley ct al vs.. = l
:, al from Jones, icverseI al
Rsnner Bros. VS.. /. w ms
al from Nilbarger, ailltiltu
g xansas and Texas kai, ". b
nsTexas VS.. h. 4. Vowel, fro
!" rsversei and remanded, West
" Telegraph company VS.. 4.
y srom Tarrant, reversed ana
IT, Martin- Brown company {
... h Aud ct al, from Donley
ma, "a affirmed, The j. o. Ken
. snr ct al VS., Elizabeth Au
.r I1onley, modified and alfirmeG
" nsctded-Texas and Pacific Ran
nnsny VS.. Joe Johnson, for r.
| refused. o ~ y,a,.
s. lloussels q Son, for Ger
q, fr, Submission March I, 1875
" &c stern-Lauer company ct al
~. Chicago. Rock Island aud
Fp,fway company ". y. y. Var
'l rem Montague: Collingswoit
- p W. Myers, from Colling
pnsh & Morgan VS.. Charles v
,empany. from Montague; 7. Nj
n VS. ]. Mckenzie ct nj, from
Gulf Colorado and Santa Z,
|, company vs. T.. II. st. John
k,ron,. W. Gould ard Joe Jacob,
n Baksr. from Cooke; Texas An
lp,iiwav comranv vs.. Northwest
Irssy, from Parker Texas ant
fRsllwav company VS.. c. ID. tiar.
~. pa rlfpr
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H., 'HUUsAND DOLLARS nan.

|sss' VIII lexas, February l5.-ware
4, Poln, s siiol and killed p. II. Rob
Netore 1i nlanc a few days ago. was
Fsleases LUG W. Hishtower today and
|, Is opiv J ~ 10000 bond. Ware Nc
quite a Re ~ Years old and has always
BY conn rsoorite with everybody. lie
81 trouble throughout the State.
\ the mnrd,. was anticipated at the
p Writing but everything is quiet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16

the most remarkable commercial
growth In the history Of this country has
been witnessed at Texas City within the
nast few months. Since the opening OF
the port November last, Texas City has
exported over a MILLION AND A HALF
pOllARS' WORTH OF FREIGHT aud
from present Indications the bulk OF the
freight expectations from Texas within
the next three years will be passed over
the FREE DOCKS Of the new port.
What has hecn accomplished in the
short history. Of Texts city?
J. AlW bales OF cotton have been re-
ceivcd ana shipped from this port, thus
ieading the ports OF Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Newport News, brunswick. Velasco
and Sabine Pass and Port ROYAL
:. There has been erected at Texas City
one OF the largest and most modern com.
presses IN the state II Is a 95-tnch Morse,
Win n capacity for comprcssing 12o0 bales
every ten hours.
3 One o. the largest hydrau,,c drodgo,
" the United States Is cutting the is-foot
assisted by largo dlppor dredgr. The
channel VIII he completed by Nav 1.
'. a contract has lust been made for tho
immediate erection and operation OF a
hour mill, with a capRcity OF no barrels
pcr day. This mill Is 70 he completed with
In 10 DAYS.
9 The most improved cotton Yards are
being constructed with free docks In con-
ncctlon herewith
q. Tive. Of the most prominent cotton
FIRMS IN Texas have already located there
and there are others" who have options
upon locations Tor handling their next
: The Texas city Terminal railway ls
constantly increasing It's construction
work and terminal facilities IN order 10
accommodate the increasing husiness
The American Express company has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
FREE EXCURSION TO
I EXAS CITY
INVITING FIELD FOR INVESTMENT.

| recently established an office there. In adj
dition to the postotice money order de-
pertinent and Western Union teiegra PHI
office.
o.. There. are number OF f,ne artcslan
wells, sufficient to accommodate any dc.
mand.
40 10 p, y, the past week four eontrae g
dwelling houses In Texas City.
Texas City by reason Of its geographical
m,mS,,,en h, WIN the Western West, sommeree
and modern improvements, appeals TO the
wide-awakc business man as the practical
place to build a city.
Every railroad In Texas makes the same
rntc 60 Texas City ~ TO Galveston, ard
that IL where the former ENJOYS its great
advantage. ~ roads are leading = Texns
FREE DOCKS.
See how we propose to maintain our
land from the maitland are as miles long,
/ The same material will construct a,s miles
OF ,, dock sl,o ,rDn,sgs at Texas G,y' which
vessels NJ ono time that enter Galveston
hay. These railroad bridges are main.
ininod out OF the earnings of the railroads,
ITeNaS CITY railroads can maintain their
decks at the Same coa, a. the Galveston
island roads maintain their bridges
Large discounts viii he made on lots TO
rar,ics who " erect honos and buildings
TO supply the demand.
Trains run daily, leaving Galveston for
Texas CITY at u m and $50 D. m. leave
Houston FOR Texas CITY $50 H. m. and ! Is
~ IN Trains leave Texas city Tor calves
ton ut 6'G y IN, and 6.@ y. m; leave
fcsas city for Houston Mt n III. and
NO p. m,
who are Interested in building n great
bo convinced that we are going to do It
10 train No children or loafcrs wanted on
Mt COMPANY, TENAS CITY, also
ab KHAN BUILDING. HOUSTON.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
TAX RATE FrXnp

= : = =
f-s'oh' Texas, February l3.-The
eOurt concluded its lubors and ad-
~ levy for this year is 25 cents
r, ,Ghd and 10 cents road and bridge
49, WIN the State ad valorem
\ ys,r ,und. total tax of 7Sc on
ltssaa,io r local option was ordered
t,rh lustire precinct TO be hell
h ma Aa9. The petition tor SAID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
NEW HOSIER Y.


80 Dozen Ladies' Fast Black Hose.
per peir ....................
90 Dozen Ladies' Fast Black Hose.
full fashioned and finished. per pair
Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose,
1edids, ,S,iE ps. P5,n i,I,
noel and sole, per pair,........,..,...
Ladies' onyx Black Hose. spliced heel
and sole. per pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ladies' Onyx Black Richel4ou Ribbed
Hose, per pair ,.......,.......,...
Ladies' onyx Black Lisle Hose. In
plain and ribbed. per pair....,...
Ladies' Onyx Black Cotton Gauze
Hose, per pair .......................
Ladies onyx Black Iisle Hose. Rich
ellen ribbed. per pair ...........,....
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DIE HANGING FINED

\ -. Texas, February l5.-Matt
b.. ~ Albert Rely. colored. wor.
hu,,.. 10 be haured March 70 for
l. No.. Andrew Pickrel, 30
b. NJ, o''0'eylIle, this Williamson,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-16
BUSINESS MATTERS.
p WEIsINGFR & SON.

h b. MESSENGER & SON.
Ia Texss. February 15.-E. r.
IN & soa, general merchants Of
"a made an assignment this even
hM L. Lanford as trustee Indeb'
iNC: assets, stock Of merchandise
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rnrnrnIck rR1rE-clairvoynnt. trnnce

TRuE-ciairyoyant. trance
and independent slate writing medium.
Advice on all patntH OF interest. such as
love, courtHhip. marriage, divorce. bus
iucss, health. and speculatlons Of ell
Kinds This medium tells your name In
fuil. names ~ friends, enemies or Ttv5ls
who and when you will marry: whether
YOUR husband. wife or sweetheart II
true ar false. He also locates last or
stolen goods: locates buried treasures
Satlffaciion positively guaranteed Par
lors 400 Prairie avenue, corner Austin.
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Novelties in JeWe|ry.

Ladies' Belt. In Silver and Enamel.
DC, loo and ...........,....., ..,.... Toe
Ladies' Black and Sterling Silver bcit
llla 49,. .-......f ..s't-.-ss, .s..ss..s &c
Ladies Fancy Rhinestone and Moon
stone Hat Pins NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
Ladies Gun Pins in Roman Gold. n
pair, soc ana ...........,. ..,.....,.... Toe
Ladies' Waist Sets, In silver. Enamel,
Pearl and Black, Il seat .,,..,...,.... Zoe
Ladies' Waist Sets. Sterling silver
and Enamel. 50c and ,,.......,....., Zoe
Ladies' Fancy Garter Clasps in CIT
and Silver. n pair ....,............... loo
Ladies' Fancy Garter Clasps, with
Elastic, In all shades. n pair ....,... 25c
Ladies Sterling Silver Garter Clasps,
u PAR .....s....'....... ...t..--s,.......N on
Child's Dress Pin Sets. in Gilt and
silver a set Observation-Disclosures. nc
Child's Sterling Silver Pin Sets set
with Turquoise, a set commandment. Toe
Eoys' cuff Buttons, n pair ............ l5t
Fancy Link Sleeve Buttons. In Ster-
ling Silver, a pair Observation-Disclosures. Too
Fancy Silver belt Buckles .....,...... Zoo
Solid Black Belt Buckles .............Sl 90
Sterling silver Belt Buckles. Sl.5v,
S-'VV anu ''''''''..''.''.'''',,,,,' w
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CHiLDREN'S
HOSIERY.

Children's Ribbed Fast Black Hose.
size 10 Sis. per pair. ......,..,..,..
Children's Ribbed Fast Black Hose,
double heel and knee. per pair.
Children's onyx Fast Black Ribbed
Hose, size TO O. per pair..,.,..,....
Ch.ldren's Onyx Fast Black Jersey
Ribbed Hose, double knee per pair
Boys Heavy Ribbed School Hose,
onyx Black. size to lD....,........
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COT1ON DRESS GOODS.

Immense assortments of Wash Dress Fabrics both fol-
early Spring and Summer wear at prices exceptionally low
Will Place on Sale Tomorrow
80 pieces of Fancy Figured Chambray, fast colors
worth 0c per yard, at. acknowledgements. Sc
80 pieces Finest Zephyr Dress Ginghams in the most
beautiful colorngs, cost to manufacture bc per
yard for..''...' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIC
80 pieces Light Coored Outing Flannel l5c quality lot
25 pieces Fine Percaes in every conceivable style at 7Ie
80 pieces Fancy Crepons all desirable coors and most
seasonable Observation-Disclosures. She
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r0n A COLD IN THE HEAD.

Put equal quantities. Of iodine. carholic
acid. camphor and ammonia In a bottle
convenient TO hold. and inhale for two
hours or until cured. Usually this remedy
VIII put cold through all MS stages In
two hours.
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