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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-15
CITY nREyITIEs,

The Crittenton meeting at the market
hall last night was well attended.
The bi-weeky Turn Verein hop will bs
given Wednesday night at Turner hall,
Members are requested to take notice
The Epworth league will give an oyster
supper Tuesday evening at Gregor hall
corner Colorado and Washington streets.
Judge Hill performed marriage cere-
mony last night at o'clock at 6t2 Railroad
street. uniting In marriage Thomas Allen
and Mrs. Margaret Nicholson.
The Emmets have been invited and have
accepted the invitation to attend the po-
Iicemen's ball on November 80 in n body.
Mr.. Crittenton will deliver address
at II o'clock this morning at st. Mary's
church in the Fifth ward.
The regular monthly meeting OF thu
Houston Sunday school institute will be
held at Shearn chapel Monday night at
7:45. Subject for discussion: THE Best
Methods for Sunday School Teaching" All
Sunday school workers are invited.
Ex-Justice of the Peace j, ]. Hussey
tried his maiden case as a lawyer before
Justice Fitze's court yesterday That he
lost the case is no reflection upon his abil-
ity The best lawyers frequently lose
cases, besides he may find consolation In
the old saying that "a bad beginning makes
good ending"
County Judge Shaw qualified yesterday
and presided for the first time over the
deliberations OF the county commissioners
court His time being taken up by that
court. no business was transacted by tho
county court. Retiring County Judge Tod
has forty days in which to qualify as dis
trict Judge.
Mr.. Thomas II. Caswell, a thirty-third
degree Mason. a grand commander OF the
supreme council for the Southern iurisdic-
tion OF the United States. is expected to
he in Galveston on November q and
number OF we'll known Masons Of Houston
are contemplating visit to Galveston upon
that occasion.
John Wyatt. colored. on being arrested
Yesterday by Special Officer Yates resistsu
the officer in such a way that to force him
into submission the officer was oompeilei
N ,trike him lick over the forearm with
the handle of his quirt with such force
as IA fracture some of the smaller bones
near the wrist, necessitating an operation
by the city physician
The Post received yesterday. with the
commitments OF MIR. NJ. V. Wright, the
we'll known florist, very handsomely ar
raneed basket of flowers. containing nearly
every variety OF flowers blooming at TINS
perticular season. Mr. Wright has one
Of the most extensive nursuries In ious
ION and the flower that is rot to be found
in his garden is simply back number ani
out OF style.
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Personal MENTION.
w p. Graves has gone to Nashville.

w F. Graves has gone to Nashville,
Banker II. s Fox and T. p. Gallagar left
last night for Hot Springs.
Professor Sutton Of the Houston public
schools left yesterday for Chicago,
Mrs. G. c. DeYoung Of beaumont Is the
guest OF Mrs. Munson, OF 1920 Elysian
avenue.
Mrs. George C. FELTON, and niece, Mrs
passette returned yesterday from an ex'
,onded visit 10 New York and Canada
Mr.. Etinne Mueller, well known mem I,
ho ~ q, The cotton firm OF R. W. Gamble q;
Co left yesterday Tor his old nome IN
Alsace- Lorraine
mr. / C. MayHeld OF Galveston, Who Is
,,a,ad as Or. Blunt's successor as quaran-
Sc orrIcer at Galveston. was circulating
Nth his Houston friends yesterday
Mossrs II. W. Rhodes and Charles
er'bbs two well known attorneys OF CAL
yeston. are in the city as counsel IN uhs
oese az Austin VS.. the Galveston ci'y
Street Railway company
Mr.. Ike L. Freed came IN yeste,uay
., mr three weeks trip throush the state,
professor c. w Luckie OF we rfaspse
View normal institute and one OF lhe most
able colored educators ~ tne S'A''' w" y
no'1 10 the city yesterday
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The latest improved Remington type
writer, No. Z, has lately been turned out
of the company factory, and number
are now In use in Houston, 4 Post re-
porter was shown one ot the new machines
by MIR. Guy Mclaughlin OF the Texas Type
writer Exchange 1t differs slightly from
the No q cmbodyiug devices that are eN-
ceedngly strong and simple. II tx equipped
with stop-collars that aid in tho adlust-
ment for margin AT either end of the
line aud n ribbon spool that works automat-
ically. revcrees and oscillatcs the ribbon
requiring no attention from the operator
Further than this an improvement IS tho
escapemont shaft. by means OF which the
carriage can be placed az any point withou,
guess. which, taken with the others. rem
ders the No. second TO none in the coun-
trN
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AcurNnAcH a scuIlLrr.

the well known and long established Shoe
Dealers, 1903 Congress avenue. advertise In
this Issue Of The Post to 1T rot only any
feet, but any purse. The stock carried by
this concern is composed of many celebrat.
ed makes. such as Burt q Packard. Lilly
Backett. Bay State, l.. A. Crossette. etc.
The Burt & Packard shoe is known as the
Kanet Shoe
when you buy from this house you may
have your shoes cleaned free OF charge
ladies as well as gentlemen. No one else
does this for you.
This ladies' shoe cleaning department is
something new In Houston. II was intro
duced IN the Eastern shoe stores some time
ago and Is patronized largely
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A MUSICAL EPISODE.
The Heappearunce in Houston of the
Great Organist, Dr. NJ. G. baldwin,.


Thursday and Friday evening next will
prove OF interest to all lovers OF good music
and also OF value to the cause of music in
Houston. On these evenings DR.. Minor C.
Baldwin Of New York City will give two
Of his varied and mastery organ recitals
under the auspices OF the Ladies' associa-
ton OF the First Presbyterian church DR..
Baldwin's appearance here last spring, to-
gether with the flattering recognition he
mas Invariably won as an illustrious artist.
is evidence enough that a repetition OF such
rare treat would not only delight the
large number Of music lovers In this cul-
tured city, but add new honors to this
master player.
Dr. Baldwin's repertoire Is large and
varied and his recitals are musical events
OF dignity and Importance.
me Ladies association takes this method
toward raising the last payment on their
me organ and OF giving Houston people q
pleasure that should receive welcome as
corolhi as Dr. Baldwin's reputation and
the worthiness Of the cause deserve
The following are the programmes for
the evenings, the recitals commencing at
S o'clock
Thursday evening.
Fugue ............... John Sehastion Bach
Anuante avec Variations Thy requesO..
;',...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Baldwin
uIhuu OHertoire .................... Datlste
Vocal-Star Descending Night. Emerson
Choir First Presbyterian Church.
Overture-pique Dame ...... Supp,
Introduction and romance--Oh, Thou
Sublime Evening Star ..... Wagner
Soprano solo--I VIII Extol Thee, from
Mrs. Annie C. Reel.
| Selected
Hallelujah chorus-Messiah ....... Hande
Friday evening:
SonsA-Q) Allegro Moderate, (2l Pas
torsiei tS) Allegro ............. .scholti
oNci Aute 1900. ............. saint -Saen'
Male quartette-Serenade ........ Foster
e. G. Oliver, Chas. II. Duncan, c.
W. Nelson. Geo, II. Briggs
tai Andantino, Merkel: (bl Cautilene
Nuptlaie Observation-Disclosures. Duboi'
| Selected.
Soprano solo-The Better Land .... Cover
Mrs. Baltis Allen.
The Storm In the Mountains--u) Shep-
herds evening song: (2) the Tenn
pest; tS) hymn Of Thanksgiving
Festival March .................... Zunde
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lie wtu WorI, for the Home.

W. s. Wheeler. we'll known to great
many people OF Houston as the cough
candy man, is n hearty supporter OF the
Crittenton Rescue home project and never
loses an opportunity to say something In
favor OF It. Yesterday, while making his
talk on the corner Of Fannin AMI Congress-.
he devoted about twenty minutes to the
movement, urging upon his hearers to
assist in the establishment OF "A homo in
Houston In addition 10 this he speaks
nightly on the Market Square Wheeler ia
a man OF the world lilo has been in the
circus business and has INDUCED occa-
sionally in burnt cork performances. and
this afternoon will speak at Crttonton' 3
mems meeting in the Market hall
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JOHN II. INMAN.

At meeting of the board OF directors
OF the Fourth National bank OF the CITY OF
New York, held this day. the following
minute was adopted. ,
To-day the directors OF the Fourth Ma
tional bank are confronted with the SAD
duty OF recording the death OF one OF 'heif
associates. Mr.. John II. Imam
For fifteen years Mr.. lnman has served
as an active and an efficient director among
us and by his death this bank has lost onn
OF it's ablest, warmest and most dovotca
friends.
Familiar with financial and commercial
affairs in all their various branches. he
brought to our councils mastery intel
lect, guided by broad experience and sus-
tanned by an exalted standard OF morality.
He was a public spirited citizen. direct
ing his efforts at all times In the chan
neis Of commendsble enterprise and bene-
ncisi dsveiopmsnt- His fsllow-membsrs Of
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this board, having tested him In the trials
Of manhood. courage and confidence. real
lie. In sorrowful unison with his relatives
and his many friends. the magnitude Of
this bereavement to the circle OF his home.
where his affection, generosity and devoted
interest always found their most lavish ex-
preston.
Those of US that remain charged with
the safeguarding OF the destinies OF this
bank lingor sadly before uttering the long
farewell to our colleague, companion and
friend John II. Inman.
New York. November TO- 1885.
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Clerk WiIIinms Take. Charge.

The newly elected district clerk. John d.
Williams. qualified and assumed charge OF
his office yesterday, succeeding Colonel j..
X. Waties,
Mr.. williams says he intends devoting
his entire attention TO the Office. He has
appointed as office deputy Mr.. Sampson
Lyles and as court deputy he has retained
Mr.. G.. L. Vincent Miss Rosa Gibson
viii ntinue 10 preside AZ he typeWritsr.
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THE DEATH ROLL.


UurfNt OF WIN NUsS TrhUHe'
At o'clock Friday evening at the homo
OF Mr. and Mrs Dan Muliane. occurred
the death OF William Ross. the 5-year -oli
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leblanc of Corsicana.
Mrs. Leblanc came to Houston with her
two children few days ago TO visit her
brother MIR. Mulane. The children had
lust undergone severe spells OF sickness.
and it was thought a change Of scene
would benefit them. Mr.. Leblanc, who is
agent for the Cotton Belt at Corslcana was
telephoned for and arrived In time for the
funeral which occurred yesterday after
noon at 8 O'Clock, with intorment at the
German cemetery.
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Charles W. Boyle aged 30 years, son
OF w. T. Boyle. formerly proprietor OF tho
Hotel Boyle. died at $40 last night OF
consumption at tho family residence. 40
Hadley street
The funeral services Will he conducted
at the home at ; O'Clock this afternoon.
Rev Dr. Lamkn officiating. intcrment
at Hollywood.
The deceased was up tc the time OF his
last Illness in charge of Baldwin's uata-
foriufn
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DICK Lee were admitted upon an examina
lion conducted by Attorneys Charles Ashe.
ovalde Burns and Charles Renne.
Each OF these four disciples OF Black
stone passed creditable examinations.
Mr.. Leon Smith is the next aspirant for
legal honors. having already taken the
preliminary step OF securing certificate
OF good moral character from the com.
missioners court
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lie Wanted IL Good Drink.

Tom DAILY OF Louisville. Ky, is IN the
city Jail for theft. Dily spent all Of yes
teiday patronizlng sellers OF bust head
found a jug Of the good old stun In Mr..
Sprong's buggy standing In front OF the
market, and at an opportuno moment lifted
the Jug ont of the conveyance and started
away. when policeman appeared and
n AIDE the arrest
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S.n ,or change Of Wooster and
rou road granted,
Jury Of view on Clear creek ana
syo a road for s22 approved.
lie. H. Vasmer as county AT
,hs sum Of $500 approved. with
r.,sn and R. J. Thacker as sure
.r,,, fudge reported that In &C
n vith instructions, he had en-
=, contract with the King Bridge
:, IN the erection OF bridge over
hyou. .,. -,
a number; granted.
4 John 3. Williams az district
r,h Joe NJ. Sam and J. A. Baker
(,rus approved.
I1W. n. Shaw as county Judge.
HOl and J. H. B. House sureties !;
A A John Farmer as county treas
4, ne school funds, for $685. 900. with
!. O. Fitze and Henry Fox as sure
,,rvred.
d John Farmer as county treas
tr $4,000, with John T. Tod. j. II. B.
md H. B. Rice az sureties; ap-
Il Joseph Devinc. Justice OF the
rrc.nct s, for ST.; approved.
him Of E. II, Benefited and others
rblIc road granted. and Jury Of
,,po,nted composed OF Z. II. Bene-
g. H. Herman. D. c. Mofilt, j. b.
u and John Ritter.
bin Of A. Werner or correction OF
rlnted.
M Of B. F. Davis. constable pre-
lid and approved.
ID ". W. Glass, constable pre-
approved for 3l7 and 81 respect
Wing Is the summary or recapitula-
Tue report Of John Farmer, county
x, showing receipts and disburse-
.x the quarter ending November
v approved BY the board:
NJ brought forward from last re-
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county Attorney E. H. Vssmer MED his
and qualified as county attorney yes
.oraov and Judge +. Lee sehwander was
49,, ,,rnine over the Office and all papers
in suits pending against the county. 'uas
scbwanser has been holding public once
for The pas, six years and has made a
-, conscientious and efficient officer,
ain Nv, that he is. temporarily at least
Mo~ from politics. he will have fun OPP
n res 70 show that be 10 not only .
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Alderman Ed Alexander and MIR. A. NJ.
Darling became frightened at stree. car
Friday morning and proceeded to have his
own way, throwing both gentlemen out and
smashing the vehicle. Neither OF the oocu-
pants was injured. however.
About a. m, Friday. before the sun
had tempered the chilly morning hours, an
unfortunate premature birth occurred on
the roadside In the western limits OF Brun-
ner. mother with three children, who
had been deserted and forsaken by husband
and father, and who were on their way In
a wagon from Leon county TO Houston. was
taken suddenly i'll. DR.. Hudson OF Brunuer
was hastily summoned and the result was
the premature birth OF a child. which was
alive and kicking late yesterday afternoon.
The mother was moved to a residence IN tho
neighborhood, and later was transferred to
st. Joseph's infirmary. Houston. The
name of the unfortunate lady could not be
secured. but 1t is evident that she and her
children are in destitute Circumstauces--a
case for one of the charitable organizations
of Houston to take hold Of
| Last Tuesday evening at the homo OF the
brides parents. Miss Jeannette Lamorcux
and Mr. John Thlel were married by Rev.
II. d. AYES OF Houston. II was a chrysan-
| themum wedding. No young couple begin
nlhs me Nosase ever started win near
t'ef CONGRATULATIONS anu wen WISHES Oh
friends than they. and no nupt.al occasion
was ever better enjoyed Ivy the guests The
pretty nome was uecorateu III loVeiy man
her, especialy the parlor' where the cere-
mony was performed. In the corner OF the
room was heaNy bahk OF chrYsanthe-
NUNS. behind temporary railing. Above
when was iiowefS o@r IRON when was
nas,h III. tar and hsbt,,d ,t3s r,tit,,. H.
clergyman officiated. the groom and his
lovely bride Just on the outside The bride
wore a charming gown of white trocade
lace, in her hand she held beautiful bot
quet OF PINK bridal roses. Nter the cere-
nnons 'ns eurs,s I"' VI suui,,'uu ,
compapv Of the Young husband md wife
Mr.. James l.. Dickson. is getting along
uicelv since tho birth ~ h,s sevantr .on a.,
-. a., -.
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rnvitntion Forwarded.

The Invitation 10 The ". c, T. U. 10
make Houston the place OF their meeting
in 1897 was forwarded Friday night WIN
INV slgners. II VIII reach st. Louis this
morning
Thanks are due Mr.. N. T. Feetshom.
agent of the American Express company,
for sending It gratuitously The invita-
ton was signed by the best business men
ia the city, no one refusing who was asked
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Fifth ward Social Event.

At the home Of Miss Emma Mobiles. 1918
Providence street, occurred Friday night
most enjoyable social. given under the
auspices Of St Marys guild OF the Hardy
Street Episcopal church. The attendance
numbered about fifty young people, who
INDUCED IN games and music and were
served with delicious refreshments. The
party closed with a pleasant little dance.
lasting until II 80 o'clock.
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magnificent suit which he has awarded
the Emmets and which they in turn have
voted one OF their members. This suit
was Mr.. Harrison's donation to the Emmets
upon the occasion OF their late annual pic
mic. The suit is OF the cutaway pattern
and oae Of the nobbiest and most stylish
that has been turned out this season.
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The condemnation suit OF the Postal
Telegraph company vs. the Southern Pa
cine Railway company. FOR right OF way
4pou which 10 construct their telegraph
lines was submitted and argued at Orange.
Texas. yesterday. 1t is not probable that
decision will be rendered before Mon
day or Tuesday.
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Awaiting IA Claimant.

Sam jefferson. truck driver. yesterday
delivered Mt the police station a box and a
trunk, both Of which he had been em-
ployed 10 deliver from a depot to No So
Liberty street lie says there IL no such
number, hence the articles are awaiting a
81.
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While Ed Burke. who lives at 1909 Sum
mcr street was engaged yesterday in
handling some heavy timber in the work
Of repairing the Louisiana street bridge. n
piece OF the timber fell upon hs foot,
crushing his toes In such way thnt DR..
McElroy had to trim up the crushed mem
bers The operation was performed at the
police station, after which Burke was
transferred 10 his home In the patrol
MaROn.
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Rev. ]. W. Horn Will begin revival
services at the Washington Street Meth
odist church tomorrow tMonday) night.
The revival viii continue during the week.
AT nearly every service some one Joins
this church, the increase In the past year
bong ZIG. Mhlch Is very tlatterlns.
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orbits OF the earth and the meteoric belt
certainly crossed each other, whether or
not the meteors were obscurcd by ntmos-
pheric conditions. This shower of stars
Professor Flammarion says, will be re-
peated more abundantly next year and that
natures great pyrotecnic show will attain
its maximum In 1899
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d. Anderson was arrested last night
awaiting the condition Of negro named
Farrell. whom he is alleged to have cut
badly while Ia fight near the corner Of
Milan street aud Preston avenue last
night The negro was taken home and at
midnight his condition could not he
loo rnod
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Rev. ]. L. Griffin. the colored evangelist.
will preach at the Shiloh Baptist church
in the Fifth ward this morning and at
the Market hall tonight. The text for
tonight is The Child Snoezed Seven
Times" He held rousing open air meet
ings yesterday afternoon.
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Four new members have been aaoeu 10
the Houston bar within the past p"0
days
On Friday Judge j. ] Hussey ana i'0n
lobp Kennedy were admitted upon pass
inc an examination before Messrs FRANK
8. Burke. Uyalde Burns sha ,our,
Schwander. appointed by the uis'''-'
for that purpose. v...,acb and
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learned lawyer, but an able jury advocate.
His friends are legion and predict for him
all the practice that brilliant and &C.
complshcd gentleman should have.
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FAKIRs FOLLOWING THE FAIRS
is a common occurrence. but II - no fake
that we have reduced 800 pairs Of Ladies
Spring Heel Button Shoes. from $500 TO
1850 a pair. In pointed and square toes.
sizes ~ to s, all width. Sans Shoe Store.
ais Main street
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I. .4'''d to Ma,er,,,,

f. last a,,s. DeGsi ana ~I strained ptaP,
|f's,' : see 1 n. and the night before r,i,re
w., P,Sis.s.asSs FFs't,so,lo shower pre-.
~ \, 81 Fslis sst 'sl,! ns I'm:
~ !, !, last u iva tAat the metoo -ig
nv. = he Posi- ss, ss uf, but up ,9' 10
:,s s.ss who ,'s q re IN, ,Ss
assurance that ths
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A NOTABLE CONVERSION.
As n Result of the Crittenton Meet
inrs-TodnN'a Announcements.

Az the afternoon meeting OF the Cr!tten-
~ ''' a., n.e,,,, oh,,roh vaa-
ton evangelists at the bap'ist en"'en
terday, scene never "
toa white ,ho conc "oh. Happy Day. That
Fixed My Choice" was being sung, Mr..
Perry asked: Which was your nAppy
day. and from the aud'ene o, 'a ..Nisnt hel
toro Last" The sneaker was the well
known auctioneer, Joe Yarbrough' He then
burst out with a testimony such as mas
10 lola how. he had been the wickedest
man on Gods earth How he had commit
led every sin the calendar and with heart
Of " stone had drunk AMI gambled and car.
oused until he was in the very depth.s OF
hell. ne went on Wednesday. to Mr.. CRIT
,enton's meeting to SCOT and because no,
having any money or any stakes ne haa
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Ike Harrison. who does business in the
opers House block. has Just completed .
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1 n. c SSaT. Judgment for plaintiff
fslApy, os o. tri,' city Street Rail.
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BRUNNER nREvITIES.
smash Ur-Prcmature Birth-Socicty
GOsslp and NOtca.

A horse attached to buggy occupied by
Alderman Ed Alexander and MIR. A. NJ.
Darling became frightened at stree. car
Friday morning and proceeded to have his
own way, throwing both gentlemen out and
smashing the vehicle. Neither OF the occu-
pants was injured however.
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- 'H7=sa
Nnitx Iii..

! =, ','rict court.
|,.,s s'q,1ly court. ''''se ct all debt.
= 4. gsS Isl Z; sqrisqpy VS.. L.
ana ss4uestration a.
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en- o. ,s .1''. q = hog committed
hollis. abu,,vn.s il dismissed.
language: fined 81
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The T. S. d. club were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thiel at their resi-
dence on Mckinney street. Houston. last
night. The club numbers about twenty la
dies and gentemene. and they boarded a
huge farm wagon and enjoyed IL straw ride
to and from Houston. The Brunnerltes
reached homo at a late hour.
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Citizens OF Drummer have been compelled
to ride In a closed street car during tn
past summer months heat. and now tina
cool weather is at hand. the company cheer
fully furnishes them an open ear.