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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

;;--l,PoTTJ-AS and Parasols repaired and
VI ,ii' H ehcaper than any other pace
r. the city. save money by giving me 4, q
~ n Coplan 502 Milan. "
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A -
" NV9llNG ENECIrrInN

Esfn,v, ~ - A'CA''
!, ,,, texas, February x.-Citi-
y, W. place have presented a nu-
!. snea petition to sherlr purl
y hen, ,.n to have the hanging OF
| y pflys,s' Mat Moottry and Albert
Y The ooH, as possible, AS the coil
fpo.. shy jail are too low for
he i au Purl win build a nigh
viii 'bSA yard within which the
Ne pIans erected. The execution
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ie hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders aud
Houston and Henderson Railroad com
pary Of lks2. viii be- held al the office OF
The company In the city of Galveston
noon. A. A. Van Aistyno, Secretary. Z
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Real Estate for Sale.

BE YOUR OWN LANDLORp-$2S cash
aud $40 monthly for 20 months. no inicr-
est or taxes, viii buy ton acres Of iine
black sandy loan land, one mile from
the Town of Fairbanks on the IL, Il T. g,
raiiroad' Y miles from the great city OF
houston Ivy good wagon roads, Fair
banks has rostofhce, depot, telegraph Of
etc, and SIX daily passenger trains. The
ltnd is level clear and ready for the
pillow. we'll drained and very fertile. the
lot fronts ono or more graded avenues AZ
toct IN width. Send money 10y i. q. or
der and receive your deed. Ii you want
bargain and a home In a healthy, his II
locality take this. best references. Hahl
y Pudor, owners, $685. Main street. II
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Personal.

VITAE-ORE vitalizes the whole system :
cures permanently rhelmaiism, catarrh,
and female troubles; lady attendant, i0s
Main street, Repsdorph building
MRS. BLACK. spiritual and healing me
dun, removes evil. unites teparale1
gives advice ON all AFFAIRS, 50c ana ~
charms. etc; 2Ol4 Preston avenue ans
LIZ, mill
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FOR SALE-Car load Of extra good, we'll
broken mules; also u few good horses.
Sandberg's stable, sol Preston street. S-3
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", Vol WANT n first class meal go 70
rcr,Ith's Chop House. 100 San Jaelht3
Street Meals at all hours Spanish a"i
.,,ar,.an dishes.
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For Rent.

FOR RENr-Larse two-Story house, un-
dersround cistern. waterw orks and line
grounds on paved street, Apply sos San
Jacinto, corner Texas avenue.
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BIG BARGAiN~-Eight houses and lots,
all new, near Merchants and Planters
on mills six room two story brick
residence, new fonoe and outhouses,
good we'll OF water on lot 50xiiS In
Rrunner addition. w. r. Mcclellan. Goa
Main.
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cosslp or GOTHAM.

reeruary es.-The latest
Tor ;, the tea cigarette, which
ias1 .,s yica It is said by those
|lrl''. .,nsred with the new fad that
We az Intense exhilaration is soon
klas .. awful agony, more horri-
u BY ~ endured by the opium
ksa u,n ns,uliar oder of the tea Gig
Ias detected IN the corridors of
taa VI hIsh class hotels.
. ., the Bowery is authority for
49,, that a song is responsible
1 sent depression that exists In
= famous street and district.
tsNp aSery is going to tho dogs Is
D .i Dyt BY the fact that two par
|sfps.srty that could not have been
pivpe years ago for half n million
81 knocked down ono day last
w. ,,ss than $4,000. Before the
lM',sd "The Bowery' was writer
W. refused for one of the par
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

F0WI,S For SALE-On account moving
1G dozen laying hens. Third Ward Popl-
try corner Mckinney aud RICE streets,
For HOG FEED-Geruine Jerusa lem
Artichokes, ST. per bushei- JACK
Thomas Baruum Texas.
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DEFENDING THE FLAG

Some interesting facts regarding the
Naval Service were recently given by a
prominent official. ID a. Grosvenor says;
Some years ago | received an injury to
the Kidneys AT the time l was barely
able to get about. suffered great pains.
ana at times passed blood with my urine.
! 20, better, but for three or four years
after had trouble Mt times. Whenever
took cold, I felt the trouble. and very
often I suffered severely and was trout
bied in passing water | was finally pnr-
suaded to try Warmers Safe cure which
Effected a complete cure. and since that
timc have had no trouble or Weakness
whatever In the regions of the kidneys.
| am a we'll sound man today"
This great remedy has never once
failed in lighting these complaints. lts
effects are unequaled and
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M tcc,n Viii oncn AT Bryan's Han, Thurs
day, March 5. at $50 p. m for ls9'es
and children, terms IS per month anu az
s u. m. for gentlemen. terms 60 PvE
month.
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BIG NANGAlN- $40 ncrcs lmprovod al
toinng Pasadena VIII sell al or part,
50 per acre cash & Lucke. Srjts
Main street. Houston. 4
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quantity TO suit. six
thousand acres first class prairie land
IN Harris county. None better. Price
FORD So
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SEED CbifN-JpSt received cur premium
Long John yellow corn received iirst
Golden Beauty Early White, Pearl,
Hickory, King. sl00; Artlchokes, 765c;
Vineless aud Pumpkin Vans, l5c; Al
falfa clover, $500 blshel; karir aud
Milo Maize. 90 pound: onion seed, 81 90
pound Prize TaiIer. 80; Bliss Triumph.
si.25 barrel Agent for Planet, Jr, Plows
ana Cmtlvators Holloway & CO., Seed
Merchants Dallas, Texas. "
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Special Notice.

WE Will save you money by shipping
your produce TO MS. l.. Murrey q Co.
Commission Merchants, 1901 Commerce
avenue. Houston. Texas. 8
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NOOIIS DANCING ACADEMY, Thurs
day ana Saturday al $50 p. m; tor laa ,.,.
and children: for gentlemen, wednesday,
'rhurgday and Friday al r. M
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II The odd features of m,tronolitan

VIC oaa features of metropolitan
.N pullers in" Of the wholesale
1 ana carpet districts that center
sMsp OF land between canal and
Ivy and a couple OF ,locks east
y BraidSye'. X is not the
! 81 persuasive pulling In" OF
rsa,sD DIVISION streets, so historic
h csss,.o OF me town, bat a milder
|ns Sue st, But they get there Just
|yr.,s esman after salesman aionG
)ss-.b,. mas his eyes wide omen fUI
|aw ana when he decries II man
Elfy nv, nv pounces upon him with
y Tssra rured In his face, and soou
mi A.. Where he wants him. The
fioa Al aet is not confined to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

vi ,yTT COMPANY, l02 Rinz Building
NhhAealiih hook frse: home treatment lazy
attendant from to 6 p. m, an isu's %
arc respectfully invited TO caI. =
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONING SALE
Whereas, on February T. 1886, the dis
trict court Of Harris county, texas, IN
the case OF u. D. C1ops CT AZ vs. the
Houston Bolt and Magnolia Park rail-
way company ct al number h,39h ap-
pointed me as special commissioner 10
sell all the property, rights ana iran
chises OF the Houston Belt ana MaHnolia
Park Railway company. Now, theVetore,
notice is hereby given that on me Hrst
Tuesday in April, 1894. being the IN daN
Of said month, /, Richard >. Apeil VII
soil In front of the court house door OF
Harris county. Texas, to the highest bid
der for cash all of the property, rights
ana franchises OF the Houston Bet ana
MAGNOLIA Park Railway company IN
Guiding its railroad rlgnt-oi-Mey, toililR
stock cars. engines and all other equip.
ments together with the franchises or
ssid company ana all Us property
whether herein enumerated or not Sali
sale VIII be made IA trnnt OF W c'gl'
bouse door Of Harris county. Texas bf.
tu,aen Tho hours OF 10 o'clock a. m, ana
o,rtock D M, OF said DAY ~ puhnc
er,tion 10 the highest bidder LOT casu.
- nttrehaser TO deposit with the clerk
w Ia district court at the Tine OF
saia HE sum Of ten thousand doilars.
ga 01Ol as earnest OF the Eoo1 iaitli q,
Ne hid AID IN case the pul chaser shhli
49, rnYnuly with the terms OF hais' tlth
NJ, ,s, thousand dollars shall be 10Y
faitsd 10 the receiver CT the coufi lh
said cause The minimum PIN ~. ~
ssid courts order at whleh ea,u Elgp
cry sl, ,asr ,,75 ol0) For further particu-
H. a5DnIy TO The undsrsigned or 10 JOhn
1T ar' receiver OF said COMPANY
RS n :. Aheli. Special Commissioner. 81
FdGs FOR HATCHIINSG-I%gih1a,,rea o, and
BLACK Min0rea,ib ROCK Light srahmas.
l naq1ru spangie Hamhurgs, irish Grey
snd h. ID Red Pr; GamesTI , 10 sss1 i,ar ~,
e.pres. charges paid. JACK 4h0"i"s' Dag %
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For Sale,

FOR SALE--A double spring moving
wagon. good as new, cheap. Apply l5i2
Prairie avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

MADAME L. WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
auerade costumes, 3l3 Mason Block
new hno assortment or costumes ~
made Tor masquc balls; costumes Tor
ct.lllreu from Nears. o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

IEeu! safe to say that only n very
eNn'age Of the tourists who come
" The sights or enjoy themselves
s'ehtlon to the marine feature
.,.do9olls, but there are frequent
mers as Of Broadway and Fifth
sm the pier habit, once formed.
" ofeak. Rain or shine. winter
a. mere is never a time when
m no' be Seen along the river
va parched summer nights the
l, Is rflweed. of course. with ten
bVns 80, WIN seek a'tnsssb of fresh
~ ~ men make love to thcf sweet
ua me string pieces; tiral work
~ oas Their pipes and mjoy tho
M me rest, and occaHonally a
m 9 the water. to thedelight Of
'e''u the JOY Of the lifeglvera.
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Bids and Proposals.
NoTlcE no coNrRACToRs-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE ~ hereby given that the under.
signed as the representatives, Of Gal
weston and Harris counties viii, on
Iucaiay the an day Of April 1896. at
O'Clock D. M, AT Tho county court
rooms of Galveston county. opcn scaled
bids for the construction of an iron
bridge over Clear Creek, near the Inter
national and Great Northern railroad
bridge. Plans and specifications of the
bridge ARE on file in the offices OF tne
county surveyors OF Galveston and lIar-
ris counties, Bids are required to be- ac-
compauicd by u certified check on como
bank OF the city of Galveston or Of tho
city Of Houston for tho sum Of two
hundred and fifty dollars, payable to
the order of the County Juago of CAT
weston County. The SUCCESSFUL bidder
will be required TO execute n contract
in writing for tho erection of the br.dgn
and to execute bond with good and
sufficient sLrctics for the performance
OF such contract in such amount as the
commissioners courts Of said Galveston
and Harris counties may require
Galveston and Harris counties reserve
the right 10 reject any ana all bids
by order CT the Comm listeners courts
OF Galveston ana Harris cour,les.
W. V. Westerage,
County Commissioner Galveston County.
John O. Tod,
County Judge Harris County.
. o.
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AGENTS % weekly salary 10 right
parties little work, Il snap for some one I;
new scheme; failure impossible; write
Boston Mass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

fs Reed evidently appreciates a
pc even II It be Mt his own ex-
Anewspaper here has been using
pc extensively I'm ,ts cartoons. The
Shi been cruel. but he has had
~ Of fun out of the Maine states
spfn and features for some ume
M olher DAY n particularly clever
aMeared, the speaker being the
ylfe The day afterward the art
nv letter from Mr.. Reed rc-
I'm 10 gather up all the copies in
y. Forward them to Washington.
sss' was compiled with and | am
ulal these copies have been mall
H Speaker to his friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

OFFICER TO RENT in the Khan buiid.
ing, the best end moBt central location
In tho city. CfnCaH on second, fourth
and NTH noors. elevator, Janltor and
heatinS service. cool building In sum
incr anf warm one In winter. Rents
reasonable. Apply at Ed Kiatd's Nam:
moth Clothing House. u
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TAKE GOOD ADVICE.

Here are the words OF Mrs. II. T. G.
Carncs, one OF the best known ladies in
Butler, Pa, which are given for the bene-
fit OF all ladies. For eight years | was
a constant sufferer from female weak
nesses in the most aggravated form. Med
icine did me no good and at times | felt
that death would be welcome relief
But Warmers safe euro was recommeuded
to me by my druggist and was per
suadcd to try it. | was astonished al
the marvellous change it made. oven be.
fore | had finished one bottle. am now
feeling well and strong, and am able tC
attend TO all my domestic duties.
This Is only one case among thousands
but 1t Is sufficient to prove that this great
remedy can always be relied upon to re
licvc and cure That Is why IT is SO uni
versslly recognized as
WOt1a,,sc Rocf E,-;O..d
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1t Always Wins.


attend horses and milk. Apply 81 COL
lins's Plnce, back Missouri Kansas and
Texas dcpot N
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IF YOU own a good lot in this city, viii
build you a house cheap on very small
monthly payments. interest only D per
cent, no cash payment required; call at
once, / am n ady to begin building I'M
medlately. VIM. Manager, ana Main
street. Room 2. u
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FNGLlSh MASTIFFS-A litter OF pups
for sale; very highest hrecdlng. ineat
watch dogs in the country; few choice
males and females. Address l.eiloy
Smith. city.
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LADY well known and experienced in
hotel business. would like II situation as
manager or stewardcss- Address 1SN,
care l<Det
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FURNISHED rooms TO rent hot and
cold baths Ola and MS Fannin street. 6
PLEASANT rooms and good board for
two gentlemen With private family. new
house with al modern improy emcnts.
AT lml Tratis street six blocks from
Capitol hotel. on street car line. Rates
reasonable ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

DOGS wanted TO board and train for praGi-
tical field shooting; htiecn years eNpui ir
cnce; CITY references. Il. II. B.soy' Deer
park Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

I,y Of Boston comes the announce
n another thcatcr for broadway.
h Is stated that Beantown capital
\ hack j. NJ. Hi, who has planned
Etruct a play house above Thirty
,,ree,. 1t Is 10 have four tiers,
us graded from 10 cents to Sl.60,
A s4at 500 The contract calls for
Trsti5n by the LIST Of next Ncvem-
gsnwhne few managers are UNI
Ipy salaries promptly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

REMoVED-on and after February. Nc
Canes Burglar Electflc Watch Service
and Detective Agency viii bo located at
No CHS Main street tSpore's Old stand.
as viii also the Texas Public Messenger
Co. 90
Hal Manufacturing Co ladies' and
Centa' clothing and hats cleaned. Dyed
and repaired. Faiksor. l2E Congress ave.
nue.. Hcrston.
NEW rarden an1 flower seed for spring
planting. from ID. Landreth a. sons sllu
Peter Henderson & Co. Z. J. koehier;
800 Congress avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

LONELN furnished front room, cast and
south exposure, Tor gentlemen or couple
without children. close 10 town. quiet
and beat neighborhood, references re-
CURED, 7ei Chcnevert. =
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Words OF WiSdon1.
w An s.

THE POST IS THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
Tho charge for other Wants" In al.
ga Ad. In the Cheap Column or The Post
Is sure TO get IL for you. Especially Is
such tbs case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL. ESTATE FOR sALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALa
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED 10 RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO Buy
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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TWO south rooms furnished or unfur-
nished, modern convenicnces. adjoining
largo gallery aud bath room. large yard,
delightful neighborhood, references given
and required. 1918 Iceland street.
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FOR sALE--Furnituro OF d io-room room
lnN house. Terms reasonable and rent
cheap. Rooms all occupied now, Apply
l0ll IL Prairie avenue,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-29

TTF EARpEN- SHEETS Electrical CON-
strnetion company Will remove from
their present office on the FIRST OF nv
,,nnth to so. Preston avenue
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FOR KENr-~Seven room house IN
thorough repair gas and water. lloi Me
Kinney street.
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Vain family In an uptown Nat
Eo,slsts of four persons. The other
!. head OF the house went down
\, see the janltOr. ife wanted to
shsre he could get some one to do
Inlly washing. The janitor sug-
sending the clothes to n laundry.
Ne have been sending our collars
|rs there" was the reply, but now
n, some one TO wash the sheets
m cloths. They nave not been
stuce we moved in" That was
In,hs ago, the JanlL9r says. Spirits
knma and soap, defend us! This
H,kaess town, but It can't stand
Iii wash days and escape an cpl
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FOR RENTING new four room houses
six blocks from market house on Ar
tosian street Apply Houston Water
works office.
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all LAPIE IS y ME- r. s.yBs uarnetts, q
Binz building.
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FOR RnNT--A Courtroom house, No all
state street Apply at No. ID Artcsien
Place.
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FARM land and mules for lumber and
carpenter work. line organ for black
smithing and material; ten-horse engine
aud boiler oflers. Address No. 5G5i, care
Post ~
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OVER our iswelry store We have two elc-
SAINT tront offices TO rent, call aud see
them, w. ID. Tusten q Co II
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FOR RENT--A f,ve room cottage Apply
II, Hoonckc, 40 Dallas avenue, 6
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Trade or Exchange.

ron ExcHANGE-Lands and city prop
ort,os, both Northern and Southern. MRS.
Cora Bacon Foster Moore-burnett
Buiding, 1915 Texas avenue. II
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5PTNG your sewing to ~ Fannin street
stylish dresses and plain sewing uo"t
,.aa.nup hlv. UPSTAIRS
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IT, Post is the friend OF the poor and
needy and publishes advertisements i9i
situations waited Of twenty-five words
or less three times free.
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MUTUAL LIFE BUrLDrSs.


-
Finishing the Structure.
Eds have been received by w. Z. Boone
the supervising architect, for completing
the Mutual Life building. formerly owned
o. the fesler estate The BIDS are .hree
IN number-aii put In by Seattle architects
They have been forwarded to the home
ONCE OF the compaay. in New York city.
where they VIII be passed szpon. and the
contract awarded 70 the most satisfactory
bsdder.
The estimated amount to Be expended
the company will aggregate $se,0n
he plans and estimates provide for the
compasnon of the three upper stories OF
the building. and Their arrangement into
onice suites. substantially as the lower
same general design. and using the same
material In addition TO this there are
provisions for various external changes
and alferstions the principal feeaure Of
which VIII be q new cornlee around the
TOP OF the building. 20 be constructed OF
copper.
The plans for the proposed work have
been prepared IN New York city by the
head architect OF the company. but W. E.
Boone. OF this city. VIII be the supervis-
ing architect. charged with the duty Of
overseeing the contractors during the
progress OF the work
The object OF the company e 70 make
the building. when resnodeled ana complet-
cd. one OF the handsomest. as well as the
best, Office buildings Ia the city. and one
which viii rank well with the other strucs-
ures of like character which the company
has built In various cities throughout the
country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-23

Before the closing OF the Tuesday even
Ing session Right Worthy Grand Teuplsr
Or. u. IL. Mann was formally introduced
10 the Grand Lodge with welcome appro-
pirate 10 the occasion by Grand Chief
Templar r. Fisher. DR. Mann responded
with one or his characteristic talks. COM
dining practical advice With well chosen
PLEASANTLY in a manner which at once
made every member of the Grand Lodge
feel regard for the man as well as a re-
spect Tor his position as the international
leader OF the organization.
Grand Secretary Allen read a letter OF
greeting from Mss Amanda Way, past
right worthy grand templar, who is now
residing In California. Miss Way is affec-
uonally known by Good Tenplars through
out the world as Grandma Way" having
devoted mere than forty years OF her
life 10 the work of the order. II will be
remembered that Miss Way spent several
months among the Good Tempiars of
Washington two years ago attending the
Grand Lodge session OF 1894. Her letter
OF greeting was received with a shout
which indicated the love and esteem in
which the veteran worker is held by the
Good Templars OF Washington
The evening session closed with devo-
tionai exercises led by Grand Chaplain
Clark Davis
Business and Pleasure.
The scenes in and around Chautauqua
Indicate that the Good Templars OF WASH
ington propose 10 get a maximum OF both
business aud pleasure from this Grand
Lodge session. Most or the delegates have
come prepared for a weeks outing All
the cottages are occupied by merry par
ties OF fraternal campers. Tents have
been brought into service and the grounds
present an unusually animated scene.
Some Of the camps are illuminated In the
evening with Japanese lanterns, and camp
fire gatherings added to the pleasures OF
the occasion.
The business OF the session viii proba-
bly, continue until Friday noon. The pro-
gramme Includes several special features
conducted by r. W. G. Tempiar DIR. Mann.
The International Supreme Degree win be
conferred by DIR. Mann at a special session
to be held on Friday morning. officeyo
for the ensuing year viii be chosen at to-
days session. The annual gathering OF the
''Umzoes," a side degree OF veteran tenn
plars. will be held tonight after the close
of the evening session. A rare treat of
fun and PLEASANTLY IL promised BY the
committee IN charge and the programme
win conclude with banquet.