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Evening journal., 1896-12-12
JOHN CICERI,
MaCaTOni and
VGTmiCGIIi Works,
ALSO
WHOLESALE DEALER
IN
WINES And LIQUORS,
No. 5l9 and 52l TataaII ST.
TELEPHONE No. a3
WINES.

WINES.
Claret, per gallon, Zoe. per quart, 25c.
Lintandoi per gall, fLOli per Quntt, d1t
Port, per gallon. tlfO; per Quuft, soc.
sherry, per gul, 4Luli per quart, uuc
Canadian sherry per guL, sL5Ji per qt'
soc.
Aioscabol, per gallon, sl50. per quart, 50c
Angelica. per salon. ,lul, per quart, bOc
Madeira, per gallon, $3.50; per quart. Soc.
CatnWba, per gallon sibO. per quart, soc
Mnrscola, per gallon, N.l0 per quart, sec
lmpt. Champagne. per oti $3.50.
Domestic lulmpuNnC, pint bottle, SOC
Chlnnu, per bottle. Coo.
LIQUORS.
No. ] Monogram, per gal, 81; per qt, 81.
No. 2 Monogram, per Eal., Sii PER Qt. Soc,
Gran Pap, per gallon, 2W' per quart l1c
Imperial per gallon, SLlli per quart llc.
jamaica Rum. per gall, $500; per qts l1c
rreneh Sognac, per gaiS. ~ per e. ,1ssc
Imported Cordials of all kinds at low
prices
NOTICE TO GROCERS.
Best Alacaroni, in packages &C. pc
pound, n .A pound hoN
Best Mncnroni, loose 5c. per pound O
p pound box.
Green olives. nc per gallon.
PHONE. 2i1
Evening journal., 1896-12-12
For 1892
O Leading Newspapers A
@ for the Price of Il

The Philadelphia Press" by special arrange
ments, at great cost, is entitled to all the news
received by the New York Times" World
Journal Chicago Tribune" "St Louis Globe
Democrat" Cincinnati Commercial Tibune,"
and the Boston Journal" All this news is
telegraphed to The Press over special wires
every night and presented to its readers fresh
and attractive every morning This is all in adj
dition to the service of The Press own staff
great corps of correspondents and the Associated
Press
Evening journal., 1896-12-12
nANKINa ANn rInAnoIAn

Interest allowed on deposits OF money
for one or more celeudar months at the
rate OF 4 per cent per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real
Estate.
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dollar IN orc had been taken from the
mines There are 70 patented claims and
Millionaire Strat;on IL positive that every
calm IL valuable. The history shows that
- rer cert o. tire claims worked are fais-
iires- The-e has never been a failure III
Cripple Creek where the Parties had capt
tai TO back ttern and sufficient Knowledge
OF mining 10 direct affairs properly. These
raging riiree are comprised within an
ARIA Of ~ square miles. being lass than 6
per cent Limit OF the entire IL. square
miles. or q per cent Of the central TWEEN
ty-fcur square miles ARA. Cripple Creek
Is in ifs infancy. ar9 Leadviiie IN It's
ralr-y days. sinks int5 !rsiyrifscance when
compared with II In Colorado Springs
there are six mining exchanges. handling
2 0sanop ssArys OF stock daily. and mining
exchanges are sp-sn-lng up everyu mere.
Crtprse Greek is eighty miles fran Denver
ard ,wen.y-foar n1i-ss from Colorado
SPRINGS. ". y. St-attca. three years ago.
WAS glad 10 work for $3.50 PER day as
e carpenter To-Day ne is rnany-tiraes
m sfiiry7zfra
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RETURNS THANKS.
I.aflef q the Relef Corus Adept Suitable
EsEolAtians

I.atisf q the Relief corrs Adept Suitable
RfF0lbtions.
~ regular uecliu@ o. the Wo,non's
fi@isr' Grrrs 80 - ptrartrnent Of Texas.
rs fc.cs g resolutions were ade1tcd.
i-vt. That cur thanks are here,,
etief@si 20 re citizens q Houston for
fr.if 4Iera! patronage II our entertain
-1fTst ger c. ,n~ -9th and lis; Of Decern-
-fr les7- trsffiy making the occasion u
s'.eee7s sacEaiiy and nnanciaiiy We IS
-srfFl4g ssa 70 thank Mr. and Strs. n!s-
'cr shetT EsrNr1sa,y tn donating us the
- II tAei- 7Tlar lid rooms: Mr.. f. =
s.gsS fsr7s ~ TIE many Kind favors grant
- - slac NfrsFr Brown Bros and
'taaT etk@Ts win ii5erailv assisted. ara
81 az Ne wtl ever feel grateful for the
"f'fcEr.-ssaz lsEes our new ORDER. and for
-.9s tcr,-ur's;get E<sr.t we have received In
sgr f..Srf-V work
s.shatges. Tasi ;iese resolutions be
Fcrea-s ssGH ar minutes and a copy be
1r'sy'ra,. - TIE Houston Post for pub
oain9- Arr. TelloWs.
Mrs. Fllie-,
NJ Biildw
Committee.
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RICH DIGGISGs.
Citizens Of Cripple Creek Arrivs In the
Magnolia City.

Citizens Of Cripple Creek Arrivs In the
Magnolia City.
David goaz. a former citizen Of i4oartor
"A. r. Rtel and Walter B1rlew, frsee4
from Cripple Creek. Colo. are In the city
and viii remain a week or ten days. Nj
R.el Is president and manager OF the
Big -Four Golden Copper and Mining
company and AL three are veteran pros
pectors. They have with them samples 81,
rich ore taken from tbs Siratton. the ic-
tor. the Annie Lse. and their own mines.
Mr. Bcaz II an enthusiast on Cripple
Creek, ard says II Is the richest goid
producing camp tn the world. Last year
the output was = .lso.ots Ia 1896 predict
The output VIII go beyond sco.10o, coo." said
the recent arriya, from the bonanza re-
kions Mr. Rel said TO a Pest reporter:
'sCr.ppIe Greek has a population OF $500
and they are coming on every train. on
horseback and on foot. Hon. David Mot
fett two years ago predicted that Grippe
Greek in two year, time would boast OF
70 co souls IN the district. He has not
missed II very far. BY spring the 5000
limit viii be passed. They are coming
from all parts Of the world, and among
the more recent arrivals were miners from
JofsnnessHrz South Africa. These men
dec'are rrfpp,e Creek 10 be richer camp
than Johannesburg"
5fft ssyr<-.- ,s,ef'Gts that when fully
dcveiored Cripple Greek VIII be the rlcn
ct gold camp In the history Of the world.
LIT win take Eve years to develop the
1ipfrict.~ said ne. land II should not be
~ dxht Of that three years ago not a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05
GRATIFYING TRsrIMoN1A1.s.

A High Tribute Paid the Texas Exhibit
by Officers Of the Atlanta Exrcsition-
Every Texan viii doubtless feei q r- de
In reading the following complimentary
letter received a; Houston y, sierday.
Mr.. w. W Dexter Houston. Texas
Cotton Stases and International Exposi-
ton, O@ice OF Directar General Atlanta.
December 2 lSi-pear Sir; ] wish in
the name Of cur exposition to thank you
for the signaliY uniaus. attractive ard
valuable Texas exhibit that you hr uzht
to our enterprise. No exhibit attracted
more attention OF created more com
rneni- Il had an individuality Of its own.
and has handled with exc ptioaal ability
hy you l. was thu only State exhibit
that came and was shawn in its rwn car
ard It was located with consurar mate wis
dom under the most complimentary rriyl-
lege Of being placed whe-e yn wish d
IN the most freqrantrd shot on the
grounds. where 1t caugh; the gazs and
study Of the entire attendance.
Its arrival In the midst Of thu most
active perioi cf the exposition gave 4,
universal importance The Texas day
was one OF ;hs most brilliant. and your
elo2uen, presentation o; your grea, sia.s
was one Of the mos fsiiclious and TN
pressive ou;-sivings n the entire enter
prise
The eShihl, evoked uastnted admira-
tion and universal int res.. and your
polite, taettul and mastery man ? geraen;
OF the display charmed and enlightened
all
You and your good wife and your eff
Glen; assistants have ief; a mast agree
able reput. and realistic impression O,
the colossal resources Of your great and
woad rtu! STAT.
feel tha; this much Is due 10 truth
and justice. Very truly yours
! w. Avery,
Fo-eirn Comm issioner Exposition.
p S-Esving introduced the exposition
70 Texas ! have deemed II fitting that
] should express cur delight ard sppre-
citation az her part in the undertaking.
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N THE CORRIDORS.

MI J. l. Jordan. business representa-
| tive OF the eminent hypnotie healer DR..
A c. Burroughs. IL In the city arrangin :
for visit q the wonderful rentle-ris y
1 Whose wcaderfuI power has attracted a.
iertson II Different States ana especially
| IN different cites in Texas. d.. Burroag Ne
Gains 70 have tie power 70 give reaei
A5d perform q rE-raatrt cure tor S3csSo
| Afflicted vita rheumatism. paralysis. reu-
-s-E43. al affections Ct tire muscular sys-
/ teen. and ether ailments which TIRE hG-ns n
flesh IS hcir to. and tae Texas press tes-a
Win notices OF his rerrsarks be power.
2.r. Jordan was sesa yesterday. having
I syst -s1u-uei f-e-u a-4ve as,out the city.
Il am VEN .Rvo-abiy iz,qressec WIN
( Houston he ssi5 II reply to a assst1on
i have Travelled throaEh many states
s-i find Tie o-e O, the most metropolitan
/ la-Es business capacity which Houston
GTpea-s 10 possess the city SEEMS 70 CON-
! tine tbe beauties o. q resident locality
and va. attracted especially by the
handsome homes ana tae beautiful SHADE
trees -Tsirh sl7-uuz5 iAeu.~
''NsSse- 20 you e1pect Or. Burroughs 70
arrive ne was asked
lie will be bore CT the morning o.
January %"
~. Jordan. since TIE question Of tas
doctor Aas been brought into ;he cor
ve-saiso- would you mention hcw he first
-'---~--N -As-N7- - Z -A1Aa"ss ztf-+A klAS IT,
porter.
TO auzwe- .hs4 Question" said Mr..
jordan at nil De necessary FOR me to
- .nto history and take you back 70 old
Aarszs In l@s. n one q the Summer
ruor tbs. ! was making an overland trip
fr7-n Newton 70 wellington I, was one
y those peculiarly dusty DAYS that IL
native q Kansas. which reminds one q
the sar1 storms on the dsser1. reached
nasT7sw pace IN the road ard icing
bsi13s3 ~ the sand Rad a collision with
vehicle going in the of'uoslte direction
ny buggy being demolished. l YVES
thrown 70 the ground badly bruised and
0-e q my arms spraius3- The occupant
~ t1e other vehicle came % my rescue.
and Tas setoundrd wien he succeeded
IN relieving my sches and pains simply
~ The application Of his na nGs. Il . gave
als race as Burroughs and said be was
a physician. ! vas grateful Tor the as
sastance gwen and a Few days later when
MAS n Newton learned that the physt-
Can was a resident % the place. ,nade
Inquiries about him and learned that ne
rad performed other cures in tAe same
way. which he attributed 20 a hypnotic
mower. One case was egr,ectally mentioned
tbs people say.ng It was remarkable II
Tss that Of young Eir VINO mad been
Necfe5 Hi;h acute curvature % the spine
On investigation found that he han
reformed a number % cures equally re-
rlarksbie, and as a result Of a cousuita-
'ftn vith tirn. \ combination was formed
which has continued ever since
'fias he never appeared 20 lose his
power
''syot in me lsnet wherever We have
nHea he has succeeded ~ what he under
took AID We have list OF Testimonials
that woa,1 iii book IS an evidence OF
DR. Burroughs Win be al Turner HAN
next r-fGar rsgh, where n. WIN .sre,Drit-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05
HELD UP BY FOOTBALLS.
Or. G, ", Cook Of Brunner's Addition
Tells His iGNperi nee

Or. G, ", Cook Of Brunner's Addition
Tells His EXrerionce.
Or. G. W Cook Of Brnner's addition.
was IN the city Friday night and departed
for home about S o'cl7ck on hors back
Near Diaterlchs store. about two blocks
from the Southern Pacific on Washing
ton avenue. two masked mon. or n groes,
held him up with x-shooiers The doctor
refined In his horse ami inquired:
what do yon waite
we want your money. Get down, -
was " per0mpt ny order.
The doctor dismountsd and the foot.
pads searched his pockets He had eight
dollars early IN the evening but | II the
money with a friend In the ci V prior Z
starting home. The scoundrels T, fus d
TO take the watch OF their victim. be.
cause his name was engraved upon the
time piece. 1t was water haul for the
knights OF the pistol aud mask
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Stolen. from Hampstead, one bay mare.
years old medium size ana heavy set,
In good condition; white spot on each side
OF backbone and collar mark on ton q,
neck, and branded circh @ on right hip.
Stolen. from 9. W, Riddick Sartartta
one dark bay mare, no brand. Il hands
high.
Strayed or stolen. from Major johnson.
Richmond, Texas, one brown mare. S or
years old, u hands high, short name.
branded Y + on left shoulder, IS 90 re-
ward.
Stolen. from NJ. F., Ewell, at La Porte.
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TILE ODD FELLoMs.

Interesting Programme, including Public
Installation Of Onicers.
Tomorrow monday nlghO. the 9Th.
Houston lodge No. iol !. q. O. T.. will
have a public installation Of It's Officers.
The committee on arrancemerts has
teen working arduously 10 make &, a sue.
cess ana have cool programme pre-
pared. In connection with the installation
there Will be q musical part OF vocal and
Instrumental solos etc. followed by an
elegant supper. when the nonr will be,
cleared for the entertainment OF the
younger element Grand Master Ben s
Rogers OF Brennan VIII he present 20 con-
duct the installation. All Odd Fellows in
the city, whether resident or visiting. are
most cordially invited 20 he present and A
good time is promised.
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READY 10 RETURN.

Lsg4S Esesse Waived E1tradi,ion Papers
ART s'arred 'or Crowley
F1sgss F.sssse Hsso vas arrested here h,-
a-srs- AEter1 grrhNon. was taken %
cFgElsT. Ia yesterday by sncrin Lyons
- iias FlEis lsT~iry valued at several
fgnt-er dclsfrs. which Rad been recovered
~ Ehe-f@ Erickson. was turned over 10
9 ersH Ira -. Reese waived extradition
r4pFTe AMI wesai willingly with Lyons 10
Crowley 70 stand trial lie came TO Hous-
ton iIr1t last sumrnsr and then disappear
"a On f3F return be was nailed. and IN
To- meantime the iewelry ALLEGED 10 have
bfeu stolen WAS forni IN Houston by
Sheriff Erlchson and viii be restored TO
.he rIei III owners
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-Avrs pnrR1Nr IL

Collector Henry Curtin and his assist
arts were kept tusv yesterday receiving
The shekels f-Bm the taxpayers. II was
tire fo-tieth birthday u the aNahle col
ic-;or but re didn't take time 10 cele-
hrste the event There was a rush all
day long to the office Of the city as
SCISSOR and collector, ard tax bills were
iQriaafed az q lively rate. Collector
whites report. which VIII be submitted
to TIE city ,ouncn tomorrow ,sill snow
collections f7r the month approximating
yiSs n1d
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SECOND WARD REPUBLICANS.

Houston. Texas. January T. 1895 In re-
spense TO the call addressed tn the rspub-
hcans a Harris county, by Richard Al
len, chairman OF the republican county
executive eomm'ttee. me ting of the re-
publiosns Of the Second ward Is her by
ordered for Monday night. January 6,
1886, al ]. g Belrs hal
C. H.. Smith. Chairman.
F. NJ Minis. slcretary.
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FOOTBALLS FROM THE BOUND
AIRY or ANOTHER WORLD.

Again tonight viii another large pudi-
eriee be satisfied with the wond rfui m -.
ssges from the spirit world as jules Wal
lace VIII hold another OF his wonderful
STANCES a. Bryan Hall. si0'@ Fannin
street. THIS is al p. m. the last oppor-
tunity TO hsar this marvellous II: -dium
comc early 10 get COED seas. Private
settings daily at 500 l.aRranch street.
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CLEANING up NO. 3:

Your Choice Of our Black Safeen
Underskirts, comprising our
regular S5c, csc and 81 qualities.
Full lengths and nicely made. We
don't want to carry one of the lot
over, so you may take your choice
of this lot, and only two to any one
customer. at only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

Texas. one black horse mule. years old;
no brand or other marks: single foo.s rn-
der saddle. reached but no- shcd: Sass
reward ALERT Erickson. sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

Lengthy reasons why you should buy
your lumber from Ware. He has the best
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

PAsTogIzA's STATIONERY STORE
Is headquarters for all kinds OF office
suupliss. Printing ana lnhographing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

I 7 have removed my drug store 20 So
| Main street. cornero Z Prairie avenue.
A E Kiesling
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CLEANING UP NO. 6:

Take your choice of our stock of
Children's Refer Jackets, ages 4,
and years. Our regular SO,
SO. so and S4 grades. Out they go.
and if you be early you can get one
for only.
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On This Same Counter

You will find all of OUR Csc Black
Sateen Underskirts, at only. ......
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CLEANING UP NO. ii:

Take your pick of any piece of
Elderd0wn in the house at one
price The line is composed of
ene pest makes, and are regular
eoc' 9oc and 81 kinds. During
this sale out they go at only
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CLEANING up NO. 5:

Take your choice of our stock of
Ladies' Tan, Black and Brown
Jackets, comprising our regular So,
IS and 50 qualities. We don't
want one left to tell the tale, so
out they go, for choice, only -.
Be Early.
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CLEANING UP NO. 4:

UUI UIIUIVt UL UtlT DIuCk AIpuCu
Understands, embracing our reg.
ular Sl.75, 50, 1925 and 50. 50
grades - full lengths and full
widths. No such extra value ever
given the trade before. You will
be pleased and glad to get one of
these skirts, for you will never get
the chance again. Be early, and
get your pick, for only. .........
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a o OUR CLEANINGU UP SALE
- HAD BEST NOT DELAY FIRST CALLERS CIT CHOICE Of SELECTIONS
CLEANING UP NO. 1:

Your choice Of our entire stock of
Ladies Purses, comprising the
prettiest line ever shown in Hous.
ton. Our regular S5c, 95c, 81,
1925, $3.50 and $l.75 qualities are
included in this choice sale. The
lot is out on our counters No more
than two TO any one customer. Be
early, and take your pick for only
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CLEANING up NO. 2:

Your choice of so pieces of the
best grades of light and dark colors
of Sateen Dress Goods, Fine
Percales and Fancy Dark Cotton
Dress Goods. This lot of goods
embraces our regular 1Sc, 20c and
csc grades, and in order to make a
clean sweep We will let you have
your pick of any piece in the lot
Only - yards to any one customer.
Be early, and get good choice for
only.
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CLEANING UP NO. 10:

100 Very Pretty Dark Patterns of
House Wrappers. We will give
you pick OF this elegant line of
goods so as to keep you from
making one, and thereby save you
much money. The lot is our regular
Sl.5o aud 1925 kinds, and out
they 60 during this sale at only.
Be Early.
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CLEANING up NO. 9:

Take your pick of our entire stock
of Children's All Over School
Lawn Aprons, all prettily
trimmed with Embroidery, and the
lot comprises our regular 81, 25,
Sl.85 and $3.50 kinds, ages to
II. choice of the lot
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). RELY GORDON q W. II. FOSTER.

Associated Architects. sGs Main street.
Consultation free.
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HOUSTON'S HOME MARKET.
California fxtra-Sirsd Pears Ar,
Coming In.
QUAIL ARE SCARCE AT PRESENT
Busy Market Day aud the Attend ne'
Very Larze-Prevsiiinr Prires
rssierdsr.

The Saturday market was largely at
tended The day WAS cold and The air
crisp and biting California exira-si1ei
rears are Gaming In On. dealer only had
QUAIL on sale. Below win be found the
prevailing prices:
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Fine line OF holiday goods at Burg
heims.
The Wonder Store cells toys
E. c. Crawford, the tea man.
Coke and TAr--kor sac py Aorston Gas
Light Co.
A; a meeting Of the board OF directors
Of the Houston National Bank held this
was declared. payable on and after Janu-
AIRY Z, l&5. y, c. Munger.
Cashier.
Gas cooking stove. ana not plates soY
sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
T. p. Williams. Dentist. Binz Building.
Blackburn & Bailey. up to-date pilot &.
raphers, lcosis Prairie avenue.
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Fin. line OF holiday goods at Burg
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CLEANING UP NO. 10:

Choice of our Muslin GOWNS,
comprising our S1.25, 81. SO and
sl.65 kinds, only two to custo.
mer' Be early, and get pick, only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

Tomorrow. Jsnps ~ & is ~. ..-r. ,s-
the election % the csfce-s ?. tie Fszs----7'
association fer the SeE Yez- AID 3. =
earnestly desired thst al rso Des1-F &c
the association VIII Be prevent AZ tslE irs.-
pcr1ant meeting. All PASTRY &, t.s rs7F
Who have not met ~fts ~ hs-~-ossre a..
welcomed 70 these rneess-Ea = y FAI-
sell president
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

The La5ies' AID ES1lety .. - TTst-s
Baptist church viii give ssr-.e~ sz-sssa r.
II for the bensag q The eh--ct1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

Rev. J. Carson Hudson hsE s->s-r.4< t-si
appointment as city nllESsosazr5 ~ E'sst-
tor T.artiyt mission snH bis H--- r-rsare
VIII be at the Tuzu1 Avenue NFstsss a. ,
o'clock tonight. Mr.. Hudson VII zEgs A.
tend the Sunday school a; 4 ?. y.
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CLEANING up NO. II:

oholce OF our Muslin Chefhises
comprising our 95c, 81, s1.25 anc
sl.50 kinds. Only two to a custo
mer Be early, and get pick, only
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CLEANING up NO. II:

Choice of our Muslin Drawers,
comprising our soc, 81, S1.25 and
sl.5o kinds. Only two to custo.
mer. Be early, and get pick, only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-05

Evangelist Northcutt VIII s,<4k 3. ~
Central Christian church Sunday AZ e
a. rn On 1.-THE Ideal Church" His s@r-
mon al 7:31 .. m, on Three ChASfs-z i-i
the Prodigal's Life" promises 70 h@ ~
yarfa1fy interesting
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-09-08

A man with a push-cart was
selling silver literature in front
of the War Department., Wash
ington, when an officer of a
prominent bank appeared and
entered into discussion with the
vendor on the merits of the sill
yer question. 1t was surmised
by the ROCKERS that the vendor
got the better of the argument,
as the bank man turned on his
heel and said: You have no
right TO peddle such trash. l
shall go and get an officer who
will arrest and imprison you"
The man protested that he had
not occupied the sidewalk or the
street longer than the law allow
ed. The aggressive banker was
not satisfied, but secured the
services of an oiicious policeman
who arrested the peddler and
locked him up, although he had
enough money to bail himself
out. The case is TO be heard in
the police court. The members
of the Bimetallic League in the
city are indignant ard propose to
push the matter. A. J. Lips
comb, Democratic elector of Vir-
ginia and prominent attorney
of Washington, has been retain
ed, and ex-Congressman Bland
will be invited to act as an
assistant counsel.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-09-08

Governor Bierbower says now
that when he made famous silver
speeches during the several last
state campaigns he did not know
what he was talking about. 1t
is the general opinion now that
he is troubled with the same dis
ease. -Slrcr Banner.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-09-08

A liberal estimate of the Nc
Kinley vote in Lemhi county
gives the head of the ticket $50
to 175 out Of the 1000 votes in
our county.-Salmon Recorder.