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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28
MEET AT STEVENS POINT.
Odd Fellows will Receive d Most Heart
Welcome,

Odd Fellows will Receive a Most Hearty
Welcome.
Stevens Point, Wis, May 23.-[Spe-
cial. 1.-The grand lodge of the Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows meets in this
city June 2, and extensive arrangements
are being made for their reception and
entertainment. Arches are being erect
ed in the principal streets and the city
will put on holiday attire. In addition
10 the $50 members of the grand lodge
who are expected to be present $50 of
the uniform rank will go into camp and
about 200 Rebekahs will attend. 1t is
intended to make Wednesday, June 3.
the big day of the convention, and large
delegatic1s are expected from neighbor-
ing towns
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28
ASHLAND WELL FIXED.

Two Men Are Acting Chief of Po-
Lice.
Ashland, Wis. May 23.-ESpecial.1-
Ashland has two men acting as chief of
police today-George Bennett and Gus.
Schwarz The latter is Mayor Barden' $
new appointee, but did not receive a
majority vote of the whole council on
the vote of confirmation. Bennett re-
fuses to yield his star until Schwarz
receives a ma jority vote, confirming him.
Both men have friends in the council,
and it is stated that they viii contest
the issue to the bitter end.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28

always weak and tired, lrregu-
lar nenstrr1ation, whites, etc.
She probably is not so fortunate as
to know that all female ailments are
Indicated by these never failing symp-
toms, and are controlled by Lydia H.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound; all
female weaknesses quickly disappear
by it's use. 1t has beer che thinking
woman's safeguard fo- twenty years.
and all druggists sell },s35e quantities
of it because it can be relied upon
Still another woman speaks:
IT wish you would publish my name
with your testimonials. want every
one to know that your Vegetable Com
pound has made me well and strong
sing it's praises all the time. When
was first married [ was very weak ana
had female troubles badly; Oh, l was
SO weary, sick and melancholy, but the
Vegetable Compound built me up, and
now [ have a dear baby girl, and am
so happy. No home is complete win
out a dear little baby and LYDIA W.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to roll
the clouds away. '-MRs. GEO. CLAos'
35 Danforth ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28
DENY THE REPORTS.
Gen. Fairchild's Friends Say He is Much
tfpr

Cen. FairchiId's Friends Say He is Much
Better.
Madison, Wis, May 23.I[Special i
A relative Of Gen. Fairchild who visits
him several times day denies that there
is any foundation for such alarming re-
ports of his condition as appeared in
this mornings papers. He says his last
three nights have been good ones and
hopes for his recovery are increasing.
though of course his condition is still
serious. The generals physician. DR..
Phil Fox, bears out this statement,
though noncommittal as to his chances
for final recovery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28
FRED CARUS DEAD.
One of Manitowoc's Pioneer Residents
Passes AWaY-NOtes.

Manitowoc, Wis. May 23.-[SpeciaLl-
Fred Carus, an aged and respected citi-
zen and long prominent in the fur busi-
ness. died here yesterday at his heme.
He was one OF the oldest settlers iii this
community and was. the first village
bond for that position on the Goth day
Of August, 1851. +
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28
The Commissary De.,r,o

Or the human system is the stomach =,
consequence Of its activity. the body * sn~,
pied with the elements of boae. brain. aa,r
onS and muscular tissue. When indigestion
impedes its functions. the best agene "a.
iiEparting healthful impetus TO is o,ar,
tioAs Is Hostetter'S Stomach i5itters -
curative Tor malaria, bilious and k;hns
complaints, nervousness nl constjnat;n,,,V 10y
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28
MUST PAY A LICENSE.
An Ordinance Relating to Cycles Passed /
at Berlin.

an adjourned meeting of the common
council of this city passed an ordinance
licensing all bicycles owned in the city
at 81 each. The ordinance went into
force today. Any person who shall vio-
late any of the provisions of this ordi-
nance shall pay a fine of not less than
81 nor more than So in the discretion
of the court, besides the costs of prose
cI1fion
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28
A Fortune in a Cabin

A dispatch from Durango, Mex. saws.
can unknown Mexican miner, who h..
Gated near here twenty years ago. and
lived as a recluse, has been found dead
in his cabin by prospectors. In the
building was found gold dust aggrecat-
ing $4,000 in value The only paper
found was an old letter addressed to
Frank q: Lombricks % West Fortieth
street, Cincinnati. The writer was 4
woman who signed the name of Ollie
Mareoux. The letter was dated Wheel
ing w. Va. 1874 If no claimants an
pear the fortune will go to the pros
pectors who found the body
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28

The Sultan of Turkey, to the disan-
pointment of many young men, has IS
sued an trade calling home all Turks
row studying at foreign universities at
the expense of the government. One
reason given is the tendency of the stu
dents to take part in revolutionary move
mentS after their return home.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28

The number of slaves emancpated
in the United States by Lincoln's procla-
nation in 1863 was 3,9SO.OOO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28

New York has an orchestra Of left
handed fiddlers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-05-28
JONES IS ELECTED.
CnpSen Department Commander
of @. A. r. by ACCLAIM alton
at Racine.

department commander-D. Lloyd Jones
OF Stevens Point
:, Senior vice-commander-H. j. Smith Of
Racine
Junior vice-commander-F. M. Mason OF
RhiHelander.
A&adical directory. T. Reeves of Apple
ChAplain-M. p. Balch of Mansion.
Trustees of Waupaca homer. NJ. Rob
srts OF Waupaca and o. l.. Chase OF Osh-
Racine, Wis, May 21.-[Special.]-
The veterans were not around so early
this morning, owing to the late hours
they kept last evening in attending the
campfire. The event was the largest
attended of any encampment for the
past ten years and every member of the
delegation had most enjoyable time.
Old warriors stated that they had at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
TIE Ho-se IA 1t

Everybody ~as Pleased WITH Dr. car
ve-s unique exh.h.rj1. at COMBS Park
yesterday. Mary t&ep;ss=ai persons could
nei ts -zssie to bsrsve that hcrss had
bsaa trained to tia; hish degree .. per
fiction tAat 1t would deiioe-ztsiy ascend
a, At angle o, 6 degrees 10 ;Ae Top 81 a
into The water hAtlw. b.. Powder FACE
.8i only made 49,. dive according 10 AZ
ha-ree cnFrs. tlt Was .o}sewe1 x .ttr won
ccrzN ~ leap ~ t-TfI tre crow horse. Nflc
sss elAaay As good as his predecessor.
NHer one cs3Q.e7rlylatcs The tins ard .s
tieucc g has taken 10 I-atr .G=s. arii-nal>
- accomplish this E-eaL fear &c IS .allsG
~ II admiration fcr the tra;reF.
Like eoS-i wine. i2r- Carers marvellous
proficiency as . snat s-sn,an aci style OF
enfeTtaiasnerr has improve 81 win E-A. he
haS drawn away r73rr AL other SCORERS IN
ne 1iNe-Si q, % hAs programme, which i
-, varied - 1e;asl as % prove = interest
nor only 70 expert MAJ Esr-e- e4' also 20
ladies children aur tAe pycl.. ele-e-aliV
! orc dollar silver colr was JhroN1 into
s,ls sir ana Shot by the doctor with a rtfie
and eefo7e i reschei the ground Re hit i
: second tlr>e On The opposite a te This
T's'Taar k1pie Souvenir Vas presented ~
Mir Harry CLIFFORD and d. V'no wish me-
bring with thera coinS or any article which
can b throw az me air and ne VII Per
t1rAt. tn II WIZ a. r-ie huii-,.
Dr. Carers horses are veritsHle pes
attn the lanes and a. they ara trained
hy Kindness sipue. they are 81 gentle a
kittens ard ass no ;air sex sor : lump .,
sugar
Tts= entire programme now c-s-ei at
ladies as n tee male members O., tae audi
The erhhluon VIII continue during n.
r51ns4ndef Of iae weeS and IS well worth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
City BRHVlrlEs

uce MahoneY's cogfi III the April torn.
The Good Government; i-cagur w.ii hnla
a ward meeting his evening AZ : O'clock
az Sandels store corner -. Emanuel
street and Belt avenue Third ward. Ev-
crybody IS invited.
The regular monthly meeting and an
nual election OF Cn3rcrs W San Jacinio
charte.. Daughters OF The Republic 81
Texas will lake place THIS afternoon al
o'clock al the residence OF Mr.. NJ.
I.oosrar.
Alderman KohlbauT IVES among the
speakers at the mass -incrtinr al the mar
ket hall on Tuesday night but his name
was Internationally omitted. he express
Cd himself positively In favor OF street
improvements and good roads.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

l.. r. BRYAN. prominent lawyer OF
Velascc. Is In the city.
r. II. Traylor and wife OF Bay City are
among the visitors to the city.
y. A. Bertrand. a Neil-known Insurance
man Of New orleans. is IN the city.
Tom nutord. J. Ferguson and Y. J.
wilson Of beaumont are IN the city.
Mrs =. r. Bonner ~ Victoria IS in The
city visiting her mother Mrs. J. Huey,
of 1894 Capitol avenue.
NJ and Mrs l.. Albert Hamburger have
returned froni their wedding tour and are
al home al 9ip Fannin street.
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fru-i beginning =, end ct tie Play. ne
rtte "a ctge % his sta-re creations ana rarxs
EstE ~. s--St IL ta4r-Elt cSneiS-
Miss gs35ore Rush pte>eats an amusing
rS&ract@r IN her triir-rScraSfon OF Cleo
yAtrA SszlrceSs. re ueE Wcru31- Miss
kuSh = ar excellent 4c--sss sttracttv.
io4a<srs with a .lug woke. A11 tiriies ~ltA
NJ. Ess-a The hcrcrs 81 TIE eNsztn-- She
gave sNa Sai.e-zce rles new song. Il Wan;
Yer Ma Honey. ,axt even!rs snt etc4ted
warm srcaras-
M. Turpsr. IS pe.e- No,,sy. Colonel
I.mher~s Ga victim Nj. Bernard as Per
-svsasie. Mr Esnry is Nike. and Miss
White. as Avna Wco'ey. were all good.
Mr. Beds erSir>a COMPANY ~ fast IS AT
excellent une and taa evenings perform
&sce ygas ctse 81 fha eaS. ari cleaaeSt
pieces o. sua 81 tSa ssASoc-
Tonight au'5iher Il Mr.. Reefs extremely
Pleasant plays -sii, b. seen IN Lend Ne
NpIr Wife T-ar e viii - enjoyed by
tAc<- VINO are forelrAte enos.n 70 see IL
COS wftfsou. 81 y11E
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LocAI. AMrsEa.ENTs.

The Politician,
General JOSIAH l-imhor gnitIess, ...
Peter weoley, Esa or Woolylps syn,
Pelham P,rflulukie OF Ncw YORK
pach.rs eiuh. Mr. William Bernard
eA'r''s MNnisomefy yosoS Awye;;,
Mike. servan, OF l'eier wcoisy .,..-
.-,..,. ...-.-..,... Air john ii Bunny
John Price, a delegate 10 he eenvsn,
t,,,, ,,e,t '-.--...,. geo.. ..+-- Ar Julian Reed
49,. .....-. Air. James Douglas
Anna wooiey. weoleys gaashler
,,.'-,. -.-...-,. .-..- ...,. Mise Maud White
Mfs- susan Muffin. widow WOoley
sister ...-.,-- ..-..,.,.. Miss Mary Myers
Cicopatra slurgess. tho original iwen.
teen century woman ,,........ ........
.'..s-,..,s...s.... Miss isaaCre Rush
Roland Reed is always expected to bring
an eYenins OF delightful comedy along win
MIN, and he brings II. Each year but adds
u ms popularity Those who saw HIM IN
cheek years Ago still compose his audi
cnees aad sim enjoy his lnin.iiahle char
aeiori1Ations. his peculiar manshrers. his
freshness ANA his fan THE Politician"
which Was seen last evening at The opera
h"nse hy.s geodly sized audience. is one
OF 'hc hest plays IN his repertoire and a
thoroughly good all round American COLA
cay typical American politician. Colo
n.l Josiah I4mher, seizes upon an inof-
ienslNe hu, rich Old rcclusc. who knows
notning but ms noweTa and his garden
Ani runs MN Tor congress, whether he
WIN or not As Colonel Lumber, Nj Eo.,d
~ w peFisTt imperSonation OF the az
stesSNe. wire pulling, cons ciencelcss,
Tt&ay ana reS9nrrsful POLITICIAN ana his
Interpretation ~ She role IS such A faithful
picture he kceis the audience in l.fsigh
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Because ne had palpitation Of tn
Mr.. A. J. Allen determined to quit
ing. He thought the tobacco hahs
the cause OF his trouble. but xha
ceased smoking the pulsa.ions d
heart were more violent than eva
Allen IS a registered chemist Of
Mass. and at second thought he conc
that. If tobacco wasn't the cause, u
be acute dyspepsia. His knovlsie|
chemistry naturally prompted him 70
Ripans Tabules, well knowing ths1
icacy In disorders of the stomach
and bowels. Quick relief followeo|
now there Is no more distress
region OF his heart. BIT the remaiI
part of Mr.. Aliens experience n
He decided TO forego smoking Au
and discovered that Ripans Tsous
only satisfied the longing for 70
which all smokers are familiar wiz
at first he actually looked FORWARD
pleasure TO the three periods eia
when he took the Tabales. Mr.. Az
longer smokes, and has no desire y
does he take the Tibules. He ~
man. ana does not need medicine
kind. Mr.. Allen believes Ripans y
will prove n powerful aid 10 any MAJ
desires TO abandon the tobacco ~
RiIa ans Tahules are sold by drug
by mail II the price Co cents
sent 10 the Ripans Chemical ~
No. 10 Spruce street. New fork,y
Vial. 10 cents. For sale by 4. 4.
druggist. 5oa Main street.
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HYMENEAL.


y Mr. Henry 8. Fox. Jr., and Miss Marie
y Ti,rpson. both members Of old and
mali Iinown families OF this city. were
quietly married last evening at 7;so o'clock
"a the residence Of the groom's father,
/. Rry. WA Hayne LeayelI. pastor OF the
Tise spscions pariors La which the cerc-
ssony WIS performed was tahtefusly dec
GRATED. The wedding party consisted
BRIDE And groom, the attendants being
2I.sS Mansie Fox tie gronin's sister. as
psusd 81 honor. and Mr.. Leon u. Smith
as3 beet man.
4 1T:se ceremony over an elegant wedding
,>lrk.fY was served. Mr.. and Mrs. l1enr,
III Fax, Jr., have apartments en- suite n,
she B1teI I<awlor, which will be their
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4 SUIT FILED

\ suit for divorce was niei YESTERDAY 4,
ne office o. th.e eleri; az the eivii dis,ri.-,
court siFied francis q. PANELS ~. ~.
:. Isznleis plaintiff alleging cruelty and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
ISLAND cry ITEMS.
No Great Increase in Grain shipments
kNrecte5

No Great Increase IN Gram shipments
Expected
/ Galves,on Texas. April lin accord
srcs vith 5ts award OF The arbitrators.
( tae 'eTc rates or grain shipments from
'h' Nesi i5 he gull ports went into Of
tect Today, bat the event was not signal
izet 5v tne arrival at this port Of any
h c' Siderable number OF carloads OF West
err Dro3ucis The steamship Shithy
~t.rs aslel 1900 bushels Of cos- at me
Wss-f c3mpauys elevator the other day.
lt+ t21t cleared np the stock q grain
% A+iii, and there have hecn 20 receipts
or eNrnri Grain since then 10 amount 10
eiiFt.ia& Tie impression among local
Sfaih nippHrs seems to he that the prom
IS tr the immediate future Is not very
.aii for This port and that the award
: ~ tf" arhiirators IN the fixing If the
grain mates from the YES, will not prove
% ar! material advantage to this port o.
20 ina Western producers for the present
sl'Qn al least some Of them say ihey
- .fi hel.eN" the grain Will move South
40 on me present tarlis and they are
'lvN-is forward 20 other and further re-
rf from tho interstate commission and
from National legislation.
THE WESTERN TRIP.
The Galveston committee OF representa-
I'VE business men which Will tour the
Wrs' fer The purpose af interesting the
morshan's. shippers and business men
generally = thar section in this port Will
.atert1on e.na 10 st,1i "y - ~ re erig1,a,i
~ the establishment u several lines OF
,j@al a ~, nAsseneer steamers between
-, ai,.,,;',., az ,fts As Receiving earn
en- t-ir M, thl 'ne stori on me West
ite s.earesip ms 'a Nm lp business NE 10,
Imports agd exports
THE SEASONS CLOSE.
t'F!inr9sa & West viii close the regular
season al the Grand opera house Monday
evening next 80 far as m, ht-@-,,ass
fractions 81 though ronula s H- las a.
Ter res'1 NIX JN I2.lo~ 9.lt aoia .ae boafds
a., ~> = some Time during The month
ccr,,sn,' Nh MI, Ne. An."n definitely what
The $500 *. AREA, on that occasion.
on. ono a. ,h., CO CIV, Psen a very prosper
money. "A"s ana scarcity II
Apy,rr ,-o..r
All Foors Io,,. 80
~. '''N'9r Incidents in Galveston, very
e" franks being played oAcep, hy tho
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KILLED. IN 4 RUNAWAY.

NansIeid. Texas, April l.-p. 7
sUithe. living three miles north OF Mans
field. was killed about II O'Clock ms ,n,r,
ing He was hauling wood win a $50
% mules wnich became frightened ara
s''i WAS dragged quite a aistsn..' seh
s.say helne .Aeera,eG and ,nanEied ~ a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02

afternoon. the team goirs TO Houston
Saturday morning ami thence Northwsrd
Young Cioyd Cartwright who nane
here from Fart Worth in the hope Of
Joining the Cuban Insurgents, and who
was followed by his mother, left with her
fo- North Texas last night.
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CRIME OF TIE INDIANS.

san Simon. Arig., April l.-Scttlers In
this PAY; Of the territory ara wrouga. Up
10 4 high Pitch OF excitement over the
murder by Apaches OF Alfred Hanks
Ills head was crushed by rocks his ab-
wounds in several parts Of the BODY
Tracks on the ground Sawed tina, IN
dams haa committed the crime
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02

- IGHTY-NINE years ago today Mrs, Piety Lucretia
- Hadley was born She Is the Oldest living repre-
~ sentative II Houston citizenship, and one of the
oldest inhabitants Of Texas In commenoration of this
Mrs Ha3ey viii hold reception at her resi-
dence Travis street and she has expressed earnest
desire that all OF her friends and acquaintance shall call
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02

Quoting a cleAn gnd honorable canvass
ard Viii cendNci the oui-e % celof n
police Ia sicn . manner that the people
WI ooMilnAe me 10 Nfilec
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
TWO PERSONS Ku1-rn

Cincinnati, Ohio April The boiler az
Fred Graves savrnlll. between sr,for,,
and Eleanor, exploded today. ". r, Fitz-
water and Ernest Martin We're killed
Fred Graves, Hiram F!tzwa;er ana Nh.
Ter tltzwater were badly INJURED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02

i'r seieort's Angosiura Ri,,ers, the
most cnicacious silmulant to excite ia
appetite. keeps the digestive organs IN
order "
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ENGRAVED VISITING CARDS.

Our engraving Department Is COMPLETE
J. ]. Fas,oriza, Printing and I.iihcgrapr,
Ing Company. Houston.
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I1rrNsr.s

Marriage licenses we've issued yesterday
70 AJAX - Sec!horst ans Miss Annie Viii
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FOUR SCORE YEARS AND NINE.

EassyNath Anniversary
TO-DAY. April ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02

THE LARGEST NINE-MONTHS BABY
In Houston Will get one dozen photos frce
at Murdock & Swartrs new gallery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-02
MONEY FOR The TAXES.
Collector Henry Curtin and Assist
ants Kept Busy.
THREE DAYS OF GRACE ALLOWED.
Eeror, Of the County Ireasarer-Gieu-
rocd Reeeirership Application Set
for Hearing.
ZEE DAYS OF GRACE ALLOWED.

TIE oss-s 0. II. 81. cerg.n collector q
taxes so- Harris county. has bseT. iAs
tssesi phase in the coas. house for TWO
days 7as-- Tuesday was ;ha last cay far
,ke Payment OF taxes Cor .Ae year 1875
AMI from opening uuiN closing Aesrs the
collector a-a bis clerical g5res vas busy
resolving aa: -eSesptlnE ;es aa5asg. Tie
iraa1 e goii into tire treasury d.i not
ease WIKI ,as closing boar more ihAn So
beng received after that ,l,1le. -as g4sn
las o-Sn - great that tho c7i.ec;or VII
allow day or TWO r1ore fss' me rayrer,
q ,S5 taxeA vale the rolls ar hs.ss
closed Up. Thls work has necessarily Nsen
delayed by Tia attention TIA. had 10 H.
s.vc1 10 the taxpayers. Tuesday vas a
day * large things IL and zeou; tae
oGgce.
= would re wiling to wage. tia, we
took IL more money Tuesday than say
AK ,oiiector's office IN tbs STATE" SAD
Collector Henry Curt. ys-s- eriav 81 ~
slUl toiSl y as .5E5% = any ~ them ~eat
beyond ina, dEG!e they 81 well We are
[atAer swit; 81 handling money nd W.
car -. We coel1 &C % faA- are OF what
HaS Offered. Thls rush % sound money
20 tra county .rcas,irF however sas de-
isss- = ir 1ref 4rns tae wis ar' while
saat is reirS scus d-irglsats Will ce al
i2Wel 10 come IN aul settle.
s-tt Vas tie sa-Sez1 aTrcuat ever
Iall y en" aAF he vas asker ~ Tbs
'.u-e co!lsctei $500 In Ds.e.,ssr last
TIE las; day of The ysa- IS generally 8
cay 81 n.< collections
Now. get those figures correct" -
S-.ss1 olt as The Post r-ar started ri
- - t'sHH IL pece-nt.sr and So, Tues
aAy Il you MAKE no mistake draw CT ne
Ter 5000 f'Sa-. s. TINS $ TO Arrii fool
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n love with Murdoch & Swartz's photos
'hs finest In the South 1zis Main street
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There was no bnaRoss transacted le
ne ree9rieTS eoart yt,l sriay On account
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A MINED 800

There WIS zree.iar ar fhe car.e- O..
siNsi.er and San Felipe sireet4s w-e-. sit
candidates or. their rev-esantsi.,.s sgsrs
allowed 10 pms re- th.fr clafseg a-t re
affirm their ss@siaI platforms -s..s.r,,e,s.i
especially 10 keep the negro voters ,h,na-
ia.. = bana Of music was s,,cseat aad
gave several familiar ;4sss during !at...
pFsSss.'st rt>scsset iins tAs dlGe4eat poat.aa4
Subdivisions mi 3n4F4laAls il ~ So
I1Rnily Il MIKE crowd ana 4s-le... =. ls l-.a
fes..ttre OF the meeting. y 'g2s aau,ua e &.
iAsat ihe Wsfe Of Ge11illS- ir.cksor
VAS stili mar deaths door ana .rs, re
MAS ~ the race u ,te iiu.s-, however 4u-
G9l. rs mas ht lse 70 stge.lr az the petAc
gatherings Candidates SHARP Stsu.ey.
Stegrett, Ham. Rood aI1 lsro5yn ma 9
shcrl talks put mos OF tAe candidate.
" ere rerTes tuieSi by cpiorti SPEAKERS, VINO
poured OUt native ciogucnCe in ..iafcci IN
behalf OF thelr respective lrieaIs II was
midnight almosi hofnr@ she meeting was
adjourned and juaSing from tn yel.s tne
c1iored Citizens OF the Fourth ward hal
not bsen unified n either sentiment or
cboicc OF aspLrzu,s for office.
IaHes G. Sianlcy Independent canai-
date for recorder. vas the last candidate
70 address the assembiaE- He had been
publicly announced - d candidate about a
week or ten days AID ''ls IN his caRy ass
In tie Second ward making two al
drsFsss to large gatherings last Wedns,-
day night The excitement and turmoil
,,sasvoen factions ana the interest in
tousr Ind heated that al nrst he scarcely
received recognition but after succeeding
IN risa rostrum several times he made his
prtse4ice felt ana has caused his claims
10 H. f1slly and faNorably considered. Ha
waT s United To the nsr 81 Illinois in 1878
am ~ Texas in Judge bssEsrsoGs court
IT. is but has not actively engaged IN
~ a51t g HIS friends and acquaintances
have ieen made as newspaper man.
fgaTfnc served the different newspapers
btre ard in Galveston dgrlns MS residence
in Texas, There can b. no dispute as 20
his affiliations for The LITE 9fiice 70
ghi~5 re aspires ara no doubt but that
IL s,4cser, the recorders court viii be gov
erned with sisniiar dignity and derof1m
y.s.ssg-.s. A man of the people ne would
pro.e an officer for ne psopplle, deyosee
feous and generous. Just IN judgment and
cnAr;ssbie in the enforcement Of the laws.
He - apparently forging to nrst place IN
Tho membership contest
'r.sssre was a good nesting At 7. p. F.
hall. where the Rice ticket was trdarsed
excep, for recorder after considerable dis
ctsDsirri-