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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
GRANRtRY NOTIts.

Granhury Texas May : Rev j. MGR
gan Wells delivered a splendid lecture at
the New Cumberland Presbyterian church
last night on Sir Waiter Scott for the
bcnelli of his church.
a young man named Dennis and Eph-
rian Lemasier were arrested yesterday on
n charge OF attempting TO rob man VINO
was Intoxicated. They were released on
giving bond.
Recently i military company has or
Eani2ed here under Captain Lon Norris
and viii give an entertainment to raise
fnnds nocNssary for eQuipments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
LAD BRurALLy AssA,l1.rrp

Palestine. Texas, May "A serious and
shocking difficulty occurred here tonight.
In watch Deputy Sheriff Thomas King
ant his son Luke badly beat up and
stamped Charlie Snow who Is about 4,
years y. Of ase. The trouble seems to have
owing 10 the connections Of ,ha vo,,nt.
naD and the position o. Mr.. King. ii Is
feared that ,onights affair wll have n
s'gnen2e If some stirring tragic aspect.
city Marshal Ed Matthew's miae n
good move ;oaay hy running IN 10, of
eo,orei stree; walkers.
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vi '

nerves are weak, inany ~,
and yet they do not sss, ls
that they are literally .,.
nerves. Weak, pale, ,b; n' Y
not give proper susten,a A u''t
why you are nervous, tired !,
The cure for this conds,'
purify, vitalizc and enrich , W. /
Take Hoods Sarsaparin. ' ~,
faithfully, and the rlch' y, ..'i 4
which 1t makes, will ,ao ~ !.
nerves the elements Of I'm. 4
they require; they will ce,.s \.
tation and will resume M, i
place = being under the WI
stead of controlling tle i ~
body. Read Miss Baulev,, =.
~ want to express my ,n,s'.
what Hoods sarsapar!lls n. !.
me- My health has BEEN ~, \
three years, due to troubl. ~, !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
THE cROckrR MrRprp cAsrs

wharton Texas, May ga slight mis-
statement appeared in the notes from
This place IN reference to tho death con
telee OF Frank Martin IN which the notes
Say JIM Martin received similar sen
,ehce; II "as jim Williamson and not
IN Aaillh VINO received the death pen
atty. OF tho four charged with mo rri,ra
Two were given life sentences INC ,ldsr
W Williamson and Jim Martini Two DEAN
J. rank Martin and Jim Williamson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
INSTRUCTED FOR RAIL.

Cen,reyilIe. Texas, May 2--The Leon
county convention today passed resolu-
tons ordering tho primary for June G.
lN'6 with the tickets to read for or against
NE coinage of both gold and silver as the
standard money OF the country at the IA :
To OF II OF silver to OF gold.
II H. Bail was Endorsed for congress
ana - ~ Dashiell for district Judge.
convent long ''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
suNnAY.scnoo1. eIcNIc.

Corpus Christi, Texas, My 2.-About 500
people attended the Presbyterian Sunday
school picnic given on the .,ugua Qulce.
about twenty miles west of this city. to.
day special train left he'e this morn
Ing az O'Clock for the grounds and re.
turned inns evening al o'clo.k. II was N
Grand affair and highly enjoyed by ali who
attended.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04
WooDMEN ERECT yIoN1,,,u,,,,.

l's"i', texas, May s.-The monuments
s''o''n by the Woodmcn of the World to
vs oS Sfe' ,,i Braarz ana Ware wor. ~,
imtr@ssit's a'Iernoon with beautiful and
oi VISOR. i,s 's sIai m,ongs great num l.r
l'rsnklin we're ,.9 nr.si hi.earnas. Calvert ana
of,er r'Iiliea at the hall Of the B,van ~, w.
'''' We AhNeiiing ceremonies, ." 'o'se
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PROBABILITIES.


Washington, May S.--For Ease
GENERALLY fair, souther.y w'a.a
Arkansas. North and SCUM r.
Wyoming.-Tair, soulherly VIZ, VIZ,
Colorado Generally far .a'--
warmer in northern portion; az
Al@ntana-Fair in eastern, 's "a.
and parity cloudy weather ~ IN, ~
lion, cooler In northern po'a'D' :
winds.
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pEMoC RATS Ar wIIIIs.

"lF7F7' I'AAE- MaY I~Tha lcm0crniio
precinct convention met this evening q,
ne lnieA Office md appointed twenty
teniion at Ioufae ON Mag 4 Il txas ,.
- ke ana representative gathering % ilr
,.'ii2Nr nis II lbs pfeeinft ,und Vas haT.
i ~ ia Al lis Proceedings. X r. Aio
iIe u - Two Annfa -.
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rorr1.Isr cnNNsNrIoN.

farnos city. Texas, May s.--Yes,oriay
the popnllsis 81 ,hls county held thrir
county convention NJ Helena ani put ont
ne following county Ticket, county judge.
Thee liarpes sheriff snd tax collector
" Euueig"l county and district clerk,
X q lohg.a treasurer ] A. lorgns5
ASSESSOR II. X Livingston, surveyor. -.
Troy There Mas 70 roilenalion for tna
oihco OF county attorney.
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RUNAWAY BOY DRo,vNrn

% usorse'own, Texas. May s.-on Anr,,
'on''hle Shell, aged IA. of this e,tv
"a way from the home of his uncle.
Va VIZ A;naerssoon of Austin. whom be wa,
OUT I.' Ye.tor dgaSy presumed he eve Was hiJ Mas
near he di amy n ms o s was found noaiims
shin Il is thought mai 'bp he wi lof
drowned. az was accidentally
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FOR sEAsIcKNEss


pr. j. Fourness- Brice 81 : !, = n, !;
says: II have prescrlped, .,.ay,,.i
among the passengers u. ar
from Europe. In this s, .sa. i, b
result has satisfied me .uat rs.y
time. ii will, In q. g9ea'
prevent seasickness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04

Grafton at Yesterdays picnic on The
Conieicrnoy. lts Leaders, Its Soldiers ana
Its Nohlr ami Brave Women Tho pre-
s.utAton ives most grac.fuiy performed,
and the Judge. who is a chesterfield
among Ia Hes aud always equal to any
emergency, received II Ia the most pleas
the and harftS manner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04

v, n,y"n' leNas' May s.-The great re-
,l "s' n a, inc BAPTIST church by Eynnre-
There ha lHs'l he ana Hart wiz close tonight,
ami a great good h over thirty conversions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04

beaumont, TeSos Mag a-.The nopnlists
of Jefferson county hold their primasiee
en- the courthouse In THIS city lagi nirht
and elected delegates 10 fheir county
convention. wh!en NESTS in beaumont
ed the prlnar.cs
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{ AKEIED ny MecoMn

'"nuey' Texas, May The deuocra,,,.
a INA in convention was held here ,od,y
p Msns,ruetsd unanimously for iion ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-04

Felton,, Texas. May s.--Last night soy
eral men from Temple were cainped on
The Leon river, two miles east of Relte.,
and during Il thunder storm two boys
named George faliiarl ANA Vert stevens
lpok refuge under a tree. which bolt
Of lightning struck. Killing Fal lard in
s'anty and fearfnlly shocking Stevens
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CHLBERsoN AND uoGG.
Austin. Texas. May s.-Ex-Goyernor
HoGg aud lion. Allison Mayneld. secre-
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offered at Lord G. Taylor's. and every fancy will
find something to please It in the assortment
AT c. c. sHAYNE'S 1i2 WEST FORTY SEC
OND-ST.
As all roads once led to Rome. the best furs
nowadays gravitate to London; in fact. the English
metropolis is the furrers' clearing house for all tho
world Prominent among the leading purchasers
at every important sale is either {. c. Shayne or
his London agent. This is why 1t is possible for
him to have always In stock ever such an article
de luxe as a fifteen thousand dollar cape. un-
matchable perhaps, elsewhere in the world. Mr.
Shayne Is at present making a Speciality OF royal
Russian sable and, the skins were bought be-
fore they became fashionable. the garments can
be sold at surprisingly low prices The merits Oh
this beautiful fur are becoming more hghiy appre-
cIatcd every season.
The initial cost is considerable, to be sure. nut
sables will last century and never so out OF style
= ext TO royal ermine, sable has always been thc
favorite fur in every land
Russian sabes are the best, and of these imperial
crown sables rank highest. Hudson Bay sables arc
ten to imitats the genuine dark Russian sable
Tie work is skilfully done that only an expert
hold their color like the natural ones. which, being
undyed rarely fade However. the attractions mere
Shavno's assortment IL graded to the conditions
OF every purse, and he announces that he VIII sell sell
house in the world. and that American women can
gain nothing by PURCHASING their winter WI wraps al
of 95 and 80 are many novelties not 10 DC @ 'ounu
elsewhere; among them the sVer-strlped NorWe-
gian arebe. The neck pieces and smaller articles ,,n
show as many tails ever. II not more, ara sucIi
decorations also used for the adornmcht Oh
coat, and other wraps. The Reed collar boasts
eighteen tails and the muff that completes the set
Is quite richly trimmed.
Another dainty neck accessory In tho shape OF
Russian sable scarf has twelve tails and TWO tihy
heads that boautify 1t wonderfully.
Fox boas also very fashionable: They arc
made from uncut skins and como In black piuo
silver and red fox. A special attraction at present
is a sale Of Russian sable muffs, capes and scaris
AT KNOWS. BROADWAY AND TWENTY
FOUKTII-ST.
Tho English driving hat depicted In the Knox
sketch Is made OF black silk beaver. The crown Is
high and tho wide brm Is bent in graceful. be-
coming shape. The style OF this hat Is an exact
reproduction OF the one worn by Lady Cay Spanker
In the play called London Assurance A fodei
band OF black more ribbon encircles the crown,
and an immense black ostrich plume and several
white complete the trimming
AT BEST & co.'s, NOS. 60 AND G. WEST
TWENTY -THIRD-ST.
Santa Claus has always been cosmopolitan; no one
land can claim him for It's own, and one Of his
favorite notices is that adopted by the Frenchman
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

ribbon. A similar bow completes the belt at tho
saSh tion The nS sleeves s ss't ns "'
elbow but arc finished with butterfly bows OF the
IN White and coored six "ndersrs
Of the finest quality OF material ana q al IN IN e1es0r e oe
@ cranonn are 0aS dreams Of and
what q delightful Christmas glft for a little new
comer' Of them would make'
AT LEWIS & coNGERs. nos 100 AND isa
WEST FORTY Y-sECOND-ST.
,.v,. a Conser do not intend to let frvolity have
.vervtb,ng its own way this Christmas. for they
hovs nrenared a number OF articles for the house
wife that are both attractive and useful One Is q
natal egR-cutter that clips about one inch OF tho
top OF the egg nicely as possible. and saves the
ennovance OF burning ones fingers while trying to
open a hot egg with knife This little contrivance
has all the appearance Of silver and the price s but
20 conts.
Ths .x-rav raisin seeder'' Is novelty OF the
.eason that Is sure to please for by using 1t at the
time the raisns utilized the fruit retains all It's
flavor which is not possible when they are seeded
nv steam and then packed in boxes for perhaps
months.
Every ono acknowledges that by tho time woman
climbs 70 the top OF a step-adder with hammer ana
,rows she finds that she has left the screw-drver
IN the next ROOM but with this neat little tool IN ner
nocI,et all such annoyances are saved ior mas
n,,ers wrench small hatchet. hammer screw -orVer
and a tack-puller. air IN ohe' A"' 'o''' " N
80 % according to size. ,. =.
some new patent coffee-pots have been addeo 70
.s,s arms extended assortment. and now these
.,ar machines arc procurabe from to cents 10 III
lewis Congers channs-,aisn.es .o ,bem Sut re
known to atsm Se APPRECIATED BY puzzled st hunter
esrch Of an article that is always accep'aos 10
both men am silver is metal very lisht, IN
weight cosy e polish nn.rtcusry a.u attractive and the
Trays maze q s Soussn' M :ses e
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

AT ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & CO.'S. BKoAD-
WAY AND NINETEENTH-sT.
The charming evening gown for miss OF fourteen
years 10 depicted In the Arnold. Constaois o. w.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

This with muff to match and tabac-brown faced
cloth gown edged with mink would complete a
charming skating costume
height in popular favor Chnchila maintains its
usual exalted position and mouflon is arrival.
Each OF these furs is well represented in collars.
A Marie Antonette muff. faced with chnchlla a
seal muff a handsome Persian lamb boa. some very
pretty sets OF natural opossum mink th,pet or
erm!ne for children: n set OF broad-ta and Hudson
Bay sable and a moufIon collar with seal yoke, are
among the numerous small things that make delight
fu presents for the femininity of ones immediate
family ., ~ 4,
Apropos Of warm articles. McCreery has arranged
for great sale of blankets: and attractive silver
articles be bought for very small amount OK
money.
AT STERN BROTHERS., WEST TWENTY
THIRD-ST.
Stern Brothers cut represents a gown that will
appeal directly TO all admirers OF the tailor-made
gown 1t is Of soft purple CLOTH and Is trimmed with
narrow bands OF black ribbon velvet and graceful
braid ornaments. The smart bodice Is slightly
bloused and is confined at the waist line with
narrow belt OF black velvet. A false jacket OF tho
cloth trimmed to match the skirt falls III loose folds
over the bodice. The sleeves adorned with braid
ornaments and are finished with band OF the velvet.
An odd little vest OF oper-work emDroidered cnirion
over purple velvet brightens the 'front.' ana the high
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
NEWS OF THE STORES.
rur rAvoRITE SUPPLY PLACES TO BE
VISITED BY SANTA CLAUS.
.uops FILLED TO OVERLOOKING WITH SILVER
WARE cHrLDRENs CHRISTMAS TOYS. M
PORTED WRAPS. GOWNS AND EX-
oUIsrrE FOOT WEAR
.r rrr MER1DEN BRITANNIA COMPANY'S s.
NO 2E FIFTH-AVE.

n TTIE MER1DEN bRlIAN->lA SOMfAN1
NO. 2OS FIFTH-AVE.
~. =, Santa Clauss favorite supply places in the
,-u,ad States is the Meriden Britannia Company's.
a Ola Man Generous Is more than pleased with
~. dainty creations in silver and plate that deft
-yr,en at this famous concern have produced
49,. vear In extreme novelties. but far from devoid
W m,u,tv the following are attracting admiring
attention
p,cvc,e tasks made in the popular canteen shape
IA dacorated In appropriate wheel designs. either
- all silver or enameled. SO and s12. Roast
-, holders with stag. horn and ivory handles.
ort,.tcay mounted with silver, range in price from
.sso "a xI Long-handed spoons for champagne
go, md Rhine wine cups are IS and sl2. Rook-
ooa whskey Jugs. tobacco Jars and ink stands. all
Soau,,fu,ly mountetd with silver. range in price
from, 800 10 SIS each. Tankards are $50 and SIS. and
.,,vsr-mounted cut glass jugs for champagne and
o,aret cost from SCI to $Si. Silvermounted steins,
that look as they we're made for the actual use o:
dr,nkns and not for ornament only. range from $50
to s2s Lemonade spoons are very attractive
,ovetv for 81 q, and souvenir spoons. In many new
designs cost from 81 25 to 81 so.
For ths smoking table there some beautiful
cigar lamps with ivory handles, that are marked at
Tho attractive prices of sl1 Is and slS Cut glass
cigarette and r1 ia S. Sars %ts
rivalry among the fashionable women as 10 who can
have the most novel writing and It Is safe l.
accessories exhibited by this firm will also secure
the admiration and the envy Of all OF her friends
The set is of sterling silver and the different
pieces are unique in design. tiny churn IS the
nucilage bottle, while the ink Is held by watering
not The garden gate Is the calendar, and Is surely
q most appropriate place for keeping dates
rake does service as letter clip while minia- MA,
ture wheeibarrow holds the postage stamps The
paper knife is sickle and a tiny hoe erases al!
errors A lawn roller is the blotter and the taper
is held by spade while mattock has a seal en-
bedded in its hammer. Other novelties in sterling
knives from 81 TO S.; book marks, to 81; calendars,
81 to s.; sealing holders 81 p to - 'o letter CLIPS
to Sc 49, check cutters. 81 so; seals 81 90 TO S o
stamp boxes 50 IS So blotters. 81 49, letter seals
s0 mucilage holders 81 25 up; ink stands s. 20 10
see 50 sponge cups, 81 75 erasers. 81 to 81 90; pen
wipers. 81 25 to 81 80
The Meriden Company of course. is noted as being
the maker Of perhaps the most extensive line of
siyer-plated articles in the world but this season
the company is making a speciality or solid silver
ware of which the articles quoted are examples.
There are now On exhibition a number Of dainty
bits OF decorated porcelain from the brushes OF cee-
trated artists The subjects of the kind now
40 popular throughout Europe. and the porcelains
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

"Au,res tsmn. autres moeures" Tho contents OF
his tabled pack partaks. every year. moro ana
moro OF the sensible and practical and fooiish toys
give place to presents that have better Vaiue
than affording mere amusement.
Best & Co. have an especially attractive assort-
rrent OF apparel seasonabe for this time of the
wear when tho health OF the ltte ones needs every
sa fec,Iard that can be thrown around It,
Now that Old King Snow has arrived. rubber
boots will be much in demand for both boys ana
girls and tho sensible mamma VIII so 10 the Lili-
put,an Bazaar and buy the new spring -neeed ruo-
| ber boots. They are made OF the pest zephyr ruo
| ber. having a soft silk rubber top finished with
strap and buckle that confines any fullness ana
keeps the boot UP in place. These boots come IN
s;zes TO fit children from four to twelve years nhu
are indeed great shoes lU5 with spring heels
Another style OF outer foot coyerns & Ior e f we ir
is a very high arctic that takes the place oi ies
| ring without any of its clumsiness. ., o
| son Is a feecc-lined Romeo Alaska tnat co'heS Il"
| both misses and ladies sizes. ..,o. ,
na nrocured I'm sizes to tit children from -FOUR 10
twelve dainty Ss nSGSy Sodays IN IS sppen silk top
! crocheted slpper-in pink blue or red-ln small
sizes iSr ~ sinners IN misses and childrens sizes
without the silk tops. cost 80 cents and 81 pair
! according TO the size 49,. . an.
that could not fail be acceptable gift Is one OK
this firms chincha reefers They % are az once
| fr1fOr
rlv lined and finished with brass or pearl but.
49, 'rhnv cost but g each. The smart little coat
svu, Iatched would make any little chap dance with
ICY for It has the distinctly military hs ssrla OF
el. a. oon,cs in blue brown red cloth. mas n mill
.orv cane pleated each shoulder with buttons. ms
.her belt Price Of this attractive little garment
| Is only 50 70.
,.,,ra yrcREERY & co.'s NOS. Ga. So
AND ss WEST TwENTY-THIRD-ST.
The cold weather has brought out all the FUR novel
.,.. Wccreerys comprehensive fur department Is
,eemIng with luxurious necessaries The novelties
displayed in this department are aecommoda.nsiy
ed. they are rich simple, beautiful. odd-accord-
a. .or,remens One mink hat Is very chic" 1t
g. mad. in turban style. raised on one side ana
nrosmsnted with . full bright brown a'grssss'
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the top with a gracefully arranged loose ruchs OF
white chiffon. The bloused front peeps out from be-
tween the sides OF tiny bolero that really has tho
appearance Of three separate jackets, each edge
being finished with narrow lace. The walls, Is en-
crcled with swathed sash OF pink tafreta- nnshe1
on the right side with beautiful DOW OF inc p',N
uh,nr and inst one loop and one end OF white satin
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
r 4 TAYLOR ON THE MUNICIPALITY.

At a meeting Of the womens Auxiliary OF the
League of Political Education. held yesterday as
the Berkeley Lyceum. No. q West Forty-fourth-st.
T A Taylor lectured on THE True Relation OF the
C,izen n the Municipality" He said that the
value of the franchises on the river front alone
would more than pay the entire expenses OF the
banded. The same with the street railway fran.
nublic in regard to municipal affairs and city gov:
ernment was due in great measure I 10 she iacx o.
on the subject and instructing their citizens
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

proprietor. Mrs. Teresa Lynch. attained ner ~
ent position diamond expert witnouu Any IL ~
tde for such matters and now Is known to deaiers
in gems all over the world while tourists ~ tne Ss
contains specimens Of the jewels OF all ages and
countries. we'll as the most unique designs oA
modern times.
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Ice Cream Without Ice.

The Denver News publishes the
following suggestion offered by a
druggist of that city in regard to
freezing ice cream without ice :
Anybody can freeze his own ice cream
in five minutes at u cost of only a few
cents. II the preparation designed to be
frozen is placed in a tin bucket or other
receptacle it can be readily CONCEALED by
putting it in a pail containing a weak
dilution of sulphuric acid and water.
Into this throw a handful of common
Glauber salts, and the resulting cold
is so great that a bottle OF wine i'm
mersed in this mixture will be frozen
solid in a few minutes, and ice cream
and ices may be quickly and easily
prepared.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-08-12
GREGORY. SIMPSON.

Last Monday evening E. G. Gregory
and Rebecca Simpson were joined in The
holy bonds of matrinlony, Judge Hum
mel officiating.
Jeff Frossig Of Cnrlin, formerly of
Wadsworth. was the groom's best man,
and Miss Rachel Dagley of Carlin was
bridesmaid.
L. G. Gregory, the groom, has been a
resident of Wadsworth for some twenty
two years, coming here in his early man
hood. Dame Fortune Is giving him her
smiles in abundance Just at present; CT
in other words, things are coming his
way.
He is we'll known as the persevering
prospector who located the jim Blaine
mine in the White Horse mining district
near Wadsworth, and after four or five
years OF ups and downs recently sold it
for a modest f%ortane. To him and his
industry White Horse and Wadsworth
are deeply indebted and every man in
the community wishes him happiness
and continued good luck.
The bride has lived here several years
and is fond OF her home. She has a lam
lily of nice children and will make a goud
wife.
Personally, after nearly fifteen years
acquaintance with Mr.. Gregory, we can
say that he is deserving of his prosperity
and if his married life proves as happy
as we wish it he will find it all right.
The DIspATCH also acknowledges Mr..
Gregory's compliments and the force is
sure OF cigars for a week.