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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-30
\ MOLE RANOHER.
alAllsOslifornian. Who Make. Money By
His StIEaes a. q Naturalist.

His stHEies az q Naturalist.
No lD6ys, it amt money that makes
~ Pockets bulge out that way, but it
q the equivalent" remarked a gray
haired gray-bearded rancher from
u endocino. as he took in the slack Of
AShay rope that did service for q belt.
70 tell the truth, my breeches
poo kets and my coat pockets. too. are
pretty well lined with moleskins.
Within the last year have developed
Into g mole hunter, and it pays. |
have several acres in strawberries at
Ukiah, and they need considerable
Mater. fused to put in a lot of time
digging little trenches and turning wa
ter this May and that, but it was dis.
appointing to so out the next day and
hid that had been irrisating a mole
hole: set a watch on the little pests
and soon learned their habits. Since
then It 10 no trouble at all to get
them.
! IN the first place, 1 found that a
mole never comes straight up to the
top Of the ground, but always on a
slant. and you will see the ground
agltated for some time before he
= W AAA0 LII. IL YOU SI6U WlIulu
twenty feet Of him when he comes to
1 me top he will instantly stop work
sAnd run. It's no use to try and catch
him then.
s. But the mole is the victim of habit.
IT he. is disturbed at his work at 2
9. clock to-day he will not come back
sHA exactly 2 o'clock tomorrow. You
can get a watch by him and depend
ongsits being right. Well, I watch
asEDpnd In my berry patch and take the
time whenever I disturb Mr.. Mole.
The next day when 1t is time for him
: g 81; come back, 1 take my station near
nis hole. As soon as he throws up his
little mound 1 plant my foot behind
him and close up the hole. Then all
g nave to do Is to scoop him out of the
dirt and drop him into my pocket,
sEckiug,and scratching like good fell
low. 4 kill him, stretch his skin on a
single and 4 man here in the CITY
pays ne. ~ apiece for them to make.
:Rnrses &. San Francisco Post.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-30
President
Vice PresideDi
Cashier
$4,000
$4,000
CAPITAL
Surplus
M!.LEC1lONS A SEClALTY

rrapsacI u general baukinR b.ninees. Buy
aud sell foreign exchange -,
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AEAzP.T.L.

Hs American Protective Tariff League
. 1 national organization advocating,
"Protection to American Labor and
Industry" as explained BY its const;tu-
ton. as follows: .-->x;.., IL"
:. q. s.;.et q th;. L:.su. :A., i. 70 eto,,ss
'Amsfisa1 labor by tarisf on imports which shaii
adequately secure American industsU produote
egainsk the oompstition Of foreign labor.
There arc ne personal, Q, private
profit. ! il connection with ths 4 o,ganizs-
ton and tits sustained by Membership
contributions, and the distribution Of il.
publications. i'''s
FIRST: cosesspendsnss 10 solicited rssahdinne! ;
Membership" and Official orrsspondsnts."
SECOND: W. need and.wsIeems eontributionia,.
whsttsr email o. large. 70 our eauss., = 81
IHtHD: We publish lasks(> iiianS q documents
plets Get win b mailed 70 any addrsssSor6o cents.
FOURTH: Send postal; sasd. rsavsst for ,frse
.amp9s :egx Of the .'Amsrissn, Economist"
tAddrsee Wilbur E. Waterman General eecrefarv.
So6 West. ed Street. Nsw Yovk -
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-30

CoRRxspONDENCE:-T Nationsl Germsn
American Bank at. Paul. First: National Bank
Chicago. American Exchange National Ban /
and Chase Natjonsl Bank. New York andthe I'm.
perial Bank Of Canada. at Winnipeg.
School. Township aad County Bonds bough
and sold, Long time mortgages Negotiable.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-30
,PEMBlNA, DAKOTA.

l. e, ROOKER,
.EFSON LAAOURE.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-30

C0NCUhDnN7 AEeOI UTION.
Be II resolved BY the house of repre- sentat fyes
Of the state Of North Dahot0 The spnuto con chr.
ing therein;
That inthe opinion Of the legislative assembly
the best interest ofthe STATE require th ct con
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-30
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Certificates OF Nomination

Aadit.r's office. Pembina. N. D.. Oct 10Th 1886
In accordance with Section sos o: the compi-
Gates OF nomination for the following named
candidates. 10 DO voted for at the general election
10 be held on November Srd. 1886, In Pembina
County, state Of North Dakota, shave been duly
filed in this Office
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-25

y Vengo acompanando esa sefiora que
ACADIA de entrar-dijo ell marques.
-iAh!-dijo madame Pipelet sobrecogi-
da.---Eso es otra cosa: entonces, pasad.
Al oir aquel ruido inustado, Carlos Ro-
belt entreabri6 la puerta. Rodolfo Ia empu-
10 bruscamente, entro en- el cuarto del CONAN
danre y Sc eucerr6 con 81 en- ell momento en-
que 81 marques de Hsrville llegaba al primer
descanso. Temiendo ell principe ser conocido
por ell marques, 4 pesar de la oscuridad de la
escAlera, sprovech6 aquella OCCASION de poner-
Sc salvo.
Carlos Robert, msgnficamente vestido
cen su bata do seda encarnada color de ma
ranja IN gorro griego de terciopelo borda-
do de orc, qued6 estupefacto al yer & Rodol-
to, que llsVaba entonces IN vestido modesto,
y & quien no habfa conocido en- ell bale de
la vfspera.
--Caballero. .s4a6 1ignifca este Pile
pregunt6 con altivez
iCallad---le respondi6 Rodolfo en- VOC
baja con tai expression de angustia, que
Carlos Robert qued6 maquinalments callado
Oy6se en- medic del silsncio un ruido
violento como Ell de un cuerpo que GAIA ro
dando por Ia escalera.
-iOhl ia mat6 el desdichadol-exclam6
Rodolfo.
lila mat6l. !. "a quien9. .Pero tqns
es 10 que pasa aquf9-dijo Carlos Robert en-
VOC baja p6lido como IN difupto.
Rodolfo entreabri6 Ia pue,ta sin respon-
derle y VIC bsjar toda prisa al "Coiuelo",
que ilevsba en la mano ls bosa de seda encar-
NADIA que el principe acababa de dar & In mar
quesa de Harville
El ssCojuslo' desapareci6.
Olaae el paso leve do madama de Harvi-
lie el mas pesado de su marido, que II se-
gufa los Pisos altos. No pudiendo imaQi-
nar como % haliaba el boIsillo en podsr dsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-25

Despuss de un largo silencio, volvi6 a

Despues de un largo silencio, Yolvi6 &
decir:
-Pero itsngo 20 Ia culpa. yof SPodra
iustifcar infdelidad2 iOhI len
lugsr de aborrecerms deherf2 compadecerse
de nf! No, saugre, sangrei llos dos, los dosl
porqus sin duda ls ha dichO todo al oTRo-
Este pen samitnto redobl6 ell furor del
marques. Lcvant6 los puflos cerrados hacia
Ell cielo, pas6 por los ojos abrasada mano.
conociendo la recesidad ds ocultar su ag-
taci6n los criadp4, volvi6 cen aparents tran
quilidad su alcoba, donde halo & jose.
-sY las escopetas?
Aquf estan, senior MARQUES, bien
glsdss
Quiero verlo. sHs llamado mi mujsrs
No s6, senior.
We informant
Ell criado saii6 del cnarto
FL marques tom6 apresuradamente un
bot-sito deP6lvora, slgunas haiasy pistoues,
eerro lnego la GAIA y gaard6 la lave: diri-
giose snseguida Ia paDoplia, cogio par
de plstoias de recsmara, as cargo y las me
ito en- los bolsillos de su levita dc msf1ana.
Jose volvi6 entrar Il cuarto.
IS nor, va se pusde entrsr en- Ell cuarto do
la sefiora marquesa.
-a HI mandado que pongan el cochef
No, senior; la seforita Julia ha dicho
delaDts do mi al coehero de In sefiora que hs
bia auhido tomar Ia orden de IL Dafana,
que como Il TEMPO estaba frfo seco, la Sc
nora saldrfa pie ii ss que sails.
-Bien estk. lAh! no me olvidaba nj
voy cazar no sera hasta mafIana s pasado.
Dl 1 GniIlermo que reoonozsa hoy misno ei
tilburi do canine ssntiandes?
Si, ssflor. No qnereis Il bast6n
No. Hay aquf cerSa alg6a parador
do oochea Go alQniler9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-25

-lAh, por ell sef1or Robert AcabGramos
dc una veS: hablais tan baiito, que apenas os
habia DIDO Pues ya que busckis al sefior
Carlos, que por buen moxo har6 con vos linda
parejs, sRbid derechito la escalera hasta Ia
primera puSrta.
L. marquesa, turbada confosa, empez6
subir.
. -IVaya, vayal-dijo IA portera en- tono
de mofa.-Parece que hoy es dfa de lances
Dos 90 do una buena hora. lCuidado con los
tropieEosi
icon que es afcionado ell comandapteP
-dijo In vecina con VOC hombruna:-v en-
verdad que no es tuerta nj mauca su moza.
Apodsrose tai vergueDzs tai espanto de
la mArquesa de Harville, que hubiera vuelto
atTas on squel mismo instaute si no tuviese
que pasar por delaute de Ia puerta en- que se
hallaban las dos harpfas III loiendo un esfuer-
no aobrehumano, lego al descanso de la esoa-
lera. Pero l"uAl no fuG su asombro al verse
eDfrsnte de Rodolfo, que, poni6ndole an boil.
sillo en L. mano, le dijo precipltadameutel
IVuestro marido 10 safe todo, os 81
que los pasosl....
Oy6sa en- aquel inAtsnte la voS &spera
IA d6nde vkis, caballeror
IFS 6ll-dijo Rodolfo; snadi6 rkpi-
damente, empujando, por decirlo asi, la
maTquesa hacia Ia sscalera del seguudo piso:
--Subd al quinto piso: vents sooorrsr una
farnilia desgraciada que 80 llama Morel. i.
--Caballero, 81 no me decfs d6nde vkis,
tendr6is que pasAr sobre mi cuerpo, como di-
10 Ia antigua guardia en- Waterloo-grit6
madama Pipelet intercsptando ell paao al
MARQUES.
Ests se habfa detenido an momento Ia
entrada del portal al yer hablar ksu mnjer con
l. PoFtsTa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-25

mafana, y 10. entregar6is Jose 81 70 no es-
toy en- casa.
- Esta maflana?
-Eata misma man ana.
-Dsntro de una hora vendr6 con el di-
nero. sTisne algo mas que mandarme ell
nor marques?
No, III. Doublet.
-lCiento veinte sais mil frances de
renta!-repitio ell contador al marcharse.-
lQu6 bnena adquisici6n la de hoyl Mucho
he temi 10 qas esc4pass la fnca. Ser
vidor vuestro, asf 0r marques.
-Adi6s, M. Doublet
Apenas s2lio ell contador, sl marques se
dej6 caer acongojado slla de brszos,
apoy6 loa codos en- una mesa, ocult6 sl rostro
con las manos, y en- tai posturs llor6 por pri-
mera vsz dsspues de haber recibido Ia carta
fatal de Sarah.
-!Oh!-exclam6 oil angustiado marques
fortuna cruel! ihas querido, 81, has queri
do burlarte de nf al hacerme lico! lQns
guardaTS ahora en- tus urnas de orc? Mi YER
Quenza . la infamia de- mi esposal ,nfamia
cuya publicidad inprimirs odioso ssllo en- Ia
frente de ~. .hijs! SDebcsS resolverme dsr
este terrible escandaIo, dejare por piedad
de?....
Lsyant6se al dscir esto: bril'aba en- sus
ojos IN fuego terrible siniestro, con los
dientes cerrados pronancio en- voz tr6mula
estas palabras:
mo, mol lsangre, sangr. Lave Ia
sangre ell eecarnioi IAhora comprendo an
aversion, In aversion de esa misarablsl
z despues de callar por un momento, CO.
mo aterrado por una ri xi6n repentina, pro-
rrnmpi6 de nuevo con vcz sofoeada por el
dolor:
Lu aversionl iohl ya SIS 81 motive de
81 aversion: II causoI horror, Ii espantol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-25

Un dia IN viajante de los Estados Undo,
la encontr6 la dijo que la pondria Ia ! :
ina, blanca y hermosa 81 le prometia "a, j.
es posa cuando fuera mujer y con este Q,
to le envio una gran cantidad de iab6n ony
nombre debfa guardian en- secreto. Jusni,s
sc desarrollo sendo la mas hermosa mn -
de su comarea.
Era sdmirada por todos.
Un dfa IN joven de gallarda fgurs. r..
gLef1o de ojos negros, perteneciente auns
noble familia, SO enamoro perdidamente IA
JLanita, al cual ella correspondi6 con gran
amor.
Habfa dos rszones por las cuales no podia
casarse con este hombre: primcra poroue o..
taha mprometida con ell viajero, segunds
pc rque ella ne queria casarse con IN hombrs
de tez tan oseura. De la primera difcultad
Sc vio libre porque su compromiso cesabs
por la intsperada .rotitia que 81 yiajante
coz quien estaia comm ometida, habfs falIe
cido. FL joyon SO h-llaba may triste aai.
aidn cnando por Ia noehe. en- sus plegaria,
rog6 con gcan fervor la Virg9n que Ia
descubriera el secreto de la blancura de
Juanita,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-25
PARA OARgETEEAS

Es Cesds cas-; q misad De sss roloF, t4gsd NC
Qssira GttstradoT0 de p5edyG v%s,sssda para CT.
Fyctoy0s, con sts eaJ1crs Y dezads ptesaS, e.
gasw bSAess CJtado sss ssGysSssets dc yesrecss.
Rg QsA la istegese pssede Gs-sOsrsc 1ps g..
bagt6 Graham, eps est1 cissExsi.
POsee. Ech-ego II De I2s4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-25
CUENTO DE JUANITA

Cuando Juanita era muy pequenita
hermano la hizo u n banQuito a Ia oriua 81
rio dozde pudiera bafiarss bajo la sombr. usl Sa
los arboles. ue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-25

H. del dia puerto,
aa para Epana asbodo drecto
dia de La
ve del q oarA Espan trasbo
Rico deco sale de gual dia
la
la
ad1oite oios los soia
sSantsnf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH..

When Mr.. Lamkn asked for quotations
OF Scripture passages the responses were
prompt and numerous. Mr.. LeFevro then
| led In prayer.
The parable OF the prodigal son, as
found IN the 10Th chapter Of Luke was
| the Scripture selected by Mr.. Lamkin as
| the basis for his sermon.
The degradation and shame TO which
| the son had gone did not keep the father
| from loving him. a father, whose son
had left home and wandered away, wcn'
| every day TO meet the train AT last.
after ten years. he met HE son, ana d
happy reunion followed:
l. Tho voluntary alienation OF the sinner
frem Gods love Is a lesson 10 be learneu
from this parable. The young man goc,
out farther and farther from the sooa
and pure. Sin brings poverty anu FAMINE
To the soul The tendency Of sin Is down
ward. Lower and lower he goes down
TO The very depths
2. This passage is also expressive OF the
sinners voluntary return homeward. lnll
Gods spirit turns us 10 soc our lost con
dition. we care nothing about cur sour
from the homo of childhood? How you
sometimes long for the days arg scenes
Of earlier years' SO the young man must
have foh for his fathers home, where
there was plenty, and to have; 80 Is the
3. This parable also shows the desire
for reconciliation. The Young man nan
thought of what good things even the
servants at home enjoyed. The sinner to-
night In his heart feels that thci" u a
plenty in GODS house. and how he wants
to hc reconclled TO God. DO not trample
on Gods love. There Ia plenty IN the
Fathers house.
Tho young man Of the parable decided
the question He waited no longer. 10
delay is 10 he lost when the spirit OF
God appeals ia your heart and urges you
ia "a 10 the home whore tn" Heavenly
Father waits to receive you, do not wall.
bat 20 90 to God tonight. g.,
"Why Not Tonight was snng WIN
mach carncstnoes. \ hearty Misunderstanding
rIosrl the services The song service he
Ens tonight at o'clock Mr.. limkn
urtucleg again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05
YOUNG Mr.. PATRICK ECAN.
He Will Cast His Vote for Bryan
and Silver.
HE DIDN'T CONSULT HIS FATHER.
His Con victions Are That Bryan and fros
silver are The Hot Mustard--Ho
speaks Plainly.

Mr.. Patrick Egap. Jr., IL young lawyer
OF this city, who, since hts residence here.
has affiliated with the republican paii y
rs a member of the Republican league,
has rendered his resignation to the league
with the avowed Intention Of voting the
National democratic ticket.
When questioned by a Post reporter
concerning his change of heart Mr. ligan
remarked that he was SIMPLY following
his convictions as to what he conceived 20
be for the best Interests of the country,
Il favor the free silver idea AS ex-
pressed IN the National democratic Plat
form as enumerated at Chicago and !
also favor tho income tax"
Mr. Egan's father. Hon. Patrick Egan
OF New York, rs n man OF National repu-
tat on. iio has long p.el prominently as
sociated wGh the Irish League movement,
IN Anorl.a ana IN 1883, under liarriaon's
administrator was sent as minister To
Chile when young Eghn, now IN Hon ton,
accompanied h.m and acrd as secretary
~ the legation.
Does your father entertain tho same
change Of Views, politically aA your
self1' inquired the reporter.
81 don't know said The Junior Egan ~
am not consulting my father m this mat
ter, nor has hc done me the honor TO ASK
my advice
At a meeting " the republican league
upon the report Of the committee ycle'no
to name c1nddntrs fr those offices al
lotted the republicans IN tho dis rlhuiion
nnder the lus on nrtAng1.lrni W. iuch
Mcdaniel, despite his having had recent
change Of heart politically was indors II
for the office OF criminal faNirlct atior-
ncy and Mr.. Waller Hurns Ipr state a'N-
ntor.
Rosldtvs those two offices the republicans
are accorded the right under tn" tns'qu
arrangement TO name candidates FOR Hhor-
a. thN colleotr ana one iuA'lN" ~ NJ
pence. II ia audoretoOd thai these rnn-
d ldates hnVo not vet bpcn named
There was = meeting last might mf me
Joint committees Of tn" three fn'i ~ re.
soils ut which the prospects OF ~" III. ION
.4cket were GENERALLY discu sed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05
THE INQUEST CONCLUDED

Upon the Unknown Man Found Dead at
Houston Heights.
Justice Joseph DcNinc of precinct NO. o
concluded the inquest on the pody OF III"
unknown man who d.ei at tho Houston
Heights car shops ON Sunday Afternoon
last II WAS supposed at the Time that
the man mad aga from she effect OF NO
i axe received at tnc hstnds OF some parry,
az NJ mao Huunl Oh lht Top ol MS HcAu'
ana WIS Gov ere win b.Uoi IntlV Wt.e
also traces OF blood on the moor OF Ia.
prcas rui III adjoining wnere ne d.cd, ana
olner fputs were found IA different places
IA tdc Vio.udy, Tnf body Wa7 turhci over
10 Ross uud WrBnt ON sunday evenlLs
aud on y, nday morning l.. Nodtk col.n-
IS physician, uubT instlr9ilohs from the
lusuco. held pest mprtrm r%nIn nation
Of the BODY ne mao" "A report to the
effect that INC wound ON the mead OF the
deceased would nor in Itself nave been
sufficient to Gauge death, although II
II ight have bccoi,rAtgd lilt event, IA thu
man WIS IN d,Mhtatcd condition from
tho r. suit 81 inempcrnhce ana exposure
10 THO l,stt
Tho Justice took the testimony % several
Mturssai Who I've "a tho Immediate Vi
cuity ami although tney all saw the
ccas'd shortly bri"r Il" must nave re-
tcAurnuN clnr 10 hir RELIEF when tnry
found hlm DIVING. yct 40 ono raw him n
teN" lhc bow, mon "n lhey account
tor IL ~ any ib"nfy, osr'pi mat al I'Sl-
o,nt Mhrthcr the mau huft himself by
hluudrrius ~ and among thr macn uorJ
IT. tie uiras room. or WhHthu ne vi,
ttrunis ~ tine bead hN soine eva minded
person Vil wohably uct'F hr known unti
Mat dag when "the grut books rr1
olnuod" He has So fni not been den
rton NJ "ont rnllar Va marx 81 "a
inches lI.,h With reddish hair aui MUS
tnchc Hts clNu hal hNnn uaNcd and IN"
hal about fo,r at iNo daNa Ero%'h Of
accustomed to manual labor bNe tho Au-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05

OF Confederate Veterans VS.. John. W.
Maxey ct al, two tracts of land sold TO
Jones a. Garnett for $40 each.
G. II. Oatos ct nj VS.. Garrett ilaricas-
tie, on q judgment for s33eG. property sold
to David and James oates for yl3l.V ex-
cept lots s and ., sold to Waller Burns
for So
william Il. Garfield VS. Mrs. ~. f..
Wc,swell execution for cost, SOLD To j.
Il. Watics for 1880.
David Lee W. tho La Porto Wharfage
company. Judgment for sbJp, sold TO
David Ice for si00.
c. l.. Esty VS.. /. r. Holmes. judgment
for $52bG 60 on q blocks at LA Porte. 8
lots sold for 81 each and remainder for
81. 20 each to Mrs. c. l.. Dounce.
exception for costs bought IN by j. ".
Tackabcry for $50.
H. H. Bruns w. Frank Colin ct al 53i5
acres Gold to H. Masterson for s57 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05

~ ib ltlN muse 81 We llpilDle Tragedy
at l(ookshlro
i'r. IT. G, Cunningham, whose wife was
a dmghRer Of Mrs nrrkor who was
l. H,d hy her husband al Hrookshlrc ON
Sunday has returned from The scrne of
the tras'sly and gives a reporter the fol
loWlng huury OF the CRIME.
"l am uttrr,y ut a loss TO account for
the tragedy said Dr. Cunningham. "Boh
l'hrlur wns one OF the hest Of mon. thor
oughy devoted 10 IT. wife aud KIM and
inluls'rt to her children by hrr former
m irragc. Tho only thvorN advanced 10y
fricnls who know both Is that he WAS
driN'n to dcalcra ion by he Thought that
his Wife d d uot toNc him, and let rrmlriug
TO KIN himself Determined also that she
should unt spry'Vo him. Mira. Parker hal
been greatly devoted tn nor FIRST husband
nud after hnr second uurrAEe hyondnd
gr"Hih over t"c tdcu That she h,d dome
wrong M marrying again Ito Honest, sim
pie hear cd follow that he was did not
understand IA" mania thlt coutln. lyl her.
al1 nt mig 100 thoroughly infatuated to
live without h,r, r.,"iuc desperate and
took both her hfc AID his own.
~ am sure they never quarrrlcd about
tho ptop'riN, or any hing else, Bob Par
krr was a man who would not quarrel
about anything or W IA ANYBODY
ne hUatr was terrible shock to tho
community I'm which " occurred whero
hoih PARTIES were wch known and hlghly
esteemed The funeral took place at
O'Clock YESTERDAY afternoon "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05

The large Increase In our city business
last week Is easily explained The public
ttvc tried tho others" and found that
when W" claimed to DO the hes, work
have the best help and machinory. W,
were only claiming facts Don't forget
that hut few" equal and none excel
our quality of work in the Cutod states
and Win our facilities an@thiug from 2
ihrehl TO circus tent tTtn he lauuderrt
at 81 lackard's Troy Laundry 9l2 Prtirl,
ave. Phone 3l2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05
SlihielFF'S SALES
A Lot OF Property Sold For DcIlnou
Taxes

a Lot or Property Sold For Dcllnouent
Taxes,
Yesterday was legal sale day and the
sheriff disposed OF quite lot of propcrt,.
To satisfy judgments and executions for
costs. "''""' '"'
Among these were GALES In the following
cases: '''" ''@
city of Houston vs. Joeorh Duval 10
recover ~ 10 In taxes, property sold TO
'liy OF Houston vs. Melisi s. Bush. to
for 500 ''' w wy
CIV ., Houston VS.. ". II. Crawford.
J"i.inent Tor sS' ~, sold to city for $40
men, Tor sSsi y; sold to city for ssSl.
CITY OF Houston vs. James A ureedtnr
3nasmen, for Ni5,sd; sold to II, Master,
n NJ "a eo - ,l. - ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05
SUMMER NIGHT cox, rnr

inc summon night concert at Turnc,
nan last nigh, was particularly well at
tended and the music very ENJOYABLE. OF.
pernlly tho baritone colo. "Wcrnor,,
overture. "Faa Morgana.'' whi,, Wv ',,'
m'0c"d the second patt Of the programme
Tho h"lapee OF the programmes wos wci
rendered dS usual. ana the danclnc AN.
refreshments were enjoyable Au,illa r,cs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05

Get in the middle OF the ROAD If YOU
cant stop one Of our wagons otherwise.
everybody knows our wagons. every few
l""pl" know thesc Other WAGONS" our
irunc ~ ON them. oar wagons win bring
your clothes to "A riac" where work is
non" Ia ihe most sklifnl manner, with
best hclp In the STATE. If you are In "A
hurry. ring up ~ and watch the results.
Ilnmhurgor " IrcNllng. rroprletors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-05

- TFT777f ~ NFITI1 TtI, IWN n llC To
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCENEN,r
10 those who are sick The Sour tnke
Hotel rs now open to the public. r,rrv-
thing neat, nice, comfortable and cLean
COME,
ana partake of the waters given by the
Great Physician. ''|
Newton & Freeman.
Propr!otors