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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19
won BIZ HARRY CURTIss.
He'll Have a Diamond stud on the
Big store.

Big store.
Over two score designs were submit
ted IN the Big Store contest for suita-
able ideas for~the cover of the Fall
Fashion catalogue to be issued Sept. Is
by the s. E. Olson company. The COM
mittees selected to decide as to the eS-
cellence and general suitability of the
designs consisted of Messrs Sanders,
OF the Journal; McConn, of the Times
Macarthur. of the Penny Press, and
Pierce. of the Tribune Mr.. Woodward
the superintendent of advertising for
the Big Store. also acted on the COM
mittees which met yesterday afternoon
Each one Of the judges was left alone
with the designs to select the first. sec
Ond and third best. Each one selected
different ones. Then it was necessary
to vote, but each one persisted in vo-
ting for his first choice. Mr.. Olson was
then appealed to and he selected three
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

Bertha Witte, wife Q: Julius Witte.. aged 50
years, died at the is-.iiy residence. 2411 Du-
pont avenue 8, Thgf-Sey. The funeral will
the late residence. Services will also be hold
at st. Johns church. SiSfaerth avcnue II End
Third street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

siuar:'s Dyspepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia
bioatfng SER stomach. nervous dyspepsia,
cc1s..rst.as and every form of stomach
f-aub!a. ssfsIp and permanently, except can
ee7 OF TIE stsmsc;. Sold by druggists Al
sc cents. full s,sas package.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19
am ordinary Importance Is 70 = .o,.,,

cred. al . 20 DC cDHsId-.
al marley are schott. OF the Pioneer Press boolt,
a.au Joo chapel and E. S. Tousley of Wert.s> :,
ore opponents for the Office of SECRETARY treas
urer OF typographical union No 30 the elac-
ZION Tor which occurs on Wednesday the both :.
I .saaa 70 the general run OF politicians.
Lney are not only not saying word against
each other, but are actually praising each
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19
.CwinAas pSsrhR~

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appeals to all that Is good and
true In manhood and womanhood:
that points out path which will
lead ell. men and women to more
happy. healthy condition can be
had free. It Is called E" Three
Glasses of Men" and it deals with
the perfect development Of man
hood. Ks It exposes the ruinous er-'
rors of indiscretion and points out
q means of quick and permanent
cure. It gives proof of the won
derful cures by DR.. Sanden's Eiec-
trio Belt, the modern life giver.
1t is free; get it to-day and b
cured. aG
gANDEN ELECTRIC co.,
t0S Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis Aksnhiu
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

At a meeting OF the eerorA socialist Sec
tons last Sunday W. Fl. szsanend Of Mn
neapolis, was nominated icT governor OF Mia
.nesota.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

The typographical union of Superior,
Wis. has begun criminal proceedings
against Frank S. Haliock, manager of
the Daily Leader job department The
union charges him with eounterfeiting
and using an imitation stamp for
labelling work turned a6ut by the Leader
office as union" labor when ii was
not. - I'LL .aa,.,c,,,t,., r. s~a,sr,.-sr
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

convention of united brewery workers which
is to be held at Cincinnati, beginning Sunday
September 20.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

A special meeting Of the trades and
labor assembly was held Wednesday
evening, called for the purpose of hear
ing representatives from the lengshere-
mems union at West Superior and rem
dering what assistance was possible
under the circumstances, ssia,~se t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

Fraternal committees from the ST.
Paul and Minneapolis pressmen's
unions alternate in ttheir visits to each
union. The purpose ~ TO create better
friendship among the members. A
good plan, boys. PUSH it along.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

Frank Valesh and Henry Feyder.
acting as a committee from the cigar
makers union, waited on the conven-
ton of the retail liquor dealers as
ISOLATION Wednesday and secured a
promise from them to hereafter handle
blue label cigars, and to give them
the preference over all others.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

ALI w. Bailey. Of the Pioneer Press
book and job chapel on yesterday
morning started for Pipestone, Mimi,
on his wheel. a Westminster. Alt. pro-
poses to make the. trip, 200 miles, In
two days If he should become weary
he will have recourse to the railroad
trains.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

The plumbers union elected the fol-
lowing members as officers for the en-
suing term at their meeting Tuesday
evening: President ]. Leonard: vice
president, James poherty; recording
secretary, p. A. McQuillan; financial
secretary, C. c., Peglow; treasurer.
Robert Stark Installation of officers
will take place at the next meeting.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

The committee from the trades and
labor assembly to select suitable 10
cation for the menster- picnic to be
participated in by all the unions of the
city on Labor day. Monday, Sept. G.
Harry Franklin, Ed. B. Lott, J. F.
Ilriegef. F. Pampusch, G.. II. Becker,
Ed! Christopherson, F. J. Boyle, K. H.
Rockford, G. C. Collins, Kate Heating
and Ma ggie. McCIure-will take a trip
to. ATinnetonka today over the Great
Northern railroad, for the purpose OF
looking over the facilities at Spring
park. Several other places will be visit.
ed before a decision is made.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

1t is runlored among members of different
unions that one of st. Paui's large manufact-
ur ng establishments has reduced the wages
OF its employ esa to eighty cents a day and also
charges them one cent an hour for use OF ar
tsfcial light when compelled 80 work over
time.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

The retail clerks'n association is not
to be frustrated in it's efforts to have
an annual blowout. and although the
picnic was declared off arrangements
are already under way for moonlight
excursion on Tuesday, July %, which
promises to be one of the most enjoy
Flora Clark, together with the largest
barge upon the river At this port has
been chartered for the occasion. Prices
have been donatedaamd such sports as
the space on the steamer and barge
will allow of will be INDUCED in In
fact the programme arranged for the
picnic will be carried Aout as far as
possible. esssd
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

Harry Franklin, the present incum-
bent of the chair presidential in Typo.
graphical Union No. 30, has again been
nominated for the same office. AS ar
opponent he has John T. Gleason, from
the West chapel Everybody connected
with the printing sfade in st. Paul
knows AIRY, and J5nrife has large
circle Of friends afffpag the boys land
girls) employed at est's establish
mert May the one Who corrals the
most votes win. 9lu1A
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

The coopers' union installed officers
Tuesday evening and also elected
Charles Fisher as their representative
before the trades and labor assembly.
The question of leaving out the parade
feature on Labor day coming uD for
settlement, 1t was almost unanimously
voted in favor of parade The mem
bers of the union are all employed at
the present time and. at an increase In
wages over those obtained last year.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

1t was decided to ask for conference be-
tween representatives of the two bodies be-
fore arbitration proceedings were commenced.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

i0S Nicollet Avenue. Minneapolis, MsnhlU0
PtHcs hours: 8 a. m. to s. pam. IN V
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19

James Hayes an old member OF the boiler
makers union, Of St Paul. but who has been
at Monterey. Mexico, for the past year re-
merabered his friends In this organization By
sending them box OF La Union cigarz man
alact.red. It Vera craz. They we're HE gen
for some Of the boys. AT the meeting Msnday
evening three applications were received Yis-
itang boiiermakers to the number Of ave,
from Chicago Milwaukee. Detroit and other
cities, were In attendance and helped Ia
smoke Jims La Unions
Ths following members were INSTALLED a,
ofioers Of the irpn moulders, union 1t their
regular meeting: President, a. W. Pippy
vice president. M. edalafrecording score
tary. e. w. Hopkins; financial secretary, M
Z. Fahey; treasurer, 3. * Potter; inductDri
G. Reifnacht: doorkeepefssJ. Walker; trus-
tees. ]. o'Toole. M. Buruss Louis Peterson
delegate to the trades and labor assembly
]. O'Toole. Two new mcmbers were giver
| the iron mouiders' grip sandfan auditing oom
mittee was appointed. tyezz
The journeymen barberss union on MONDAYS
evening, July 18, had rante Interesting and
/ largely attended meeting. The following wert
Installed as officers for the coming year: AL
bert Anderson, president; IF. @. Wardell vics
president: II. p. Miller. recording secretary
j. H. Cleary. financial secretary; A. B. Fer
men; geardian: a. TVoFgt. guide; II. s
Ter, president Of the international union, wa,
elected delegate to the first biennial eonyen
ton. 10 be held at Evansville. Ind, Tuesday
Oct G. 90
The comrnftte on Labor day picnic from
| the trades and labor assembly went to white
1 Bear lake Sunday last to look over ths
grounds and facilities connected herewith
| with view OF holding monster picnic
there on Monday, Sept. !. There were eiev.
en- In the party, and thsy were handspmeIy
4 entertained By those contreIlinR the yeriells
privileges. The committee viii net Be able =
make selection until they have visited rev.
/ ersl other places. -
The executive board OF TypoeTaphacaa Bniol
No SO held O. short sessapu Sunday aflsen60A
arbitration Question between he Dual M,
fsSlishers' associatio9 80 ~ lSb U
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THE DAY IN THE COURTS,
Interesting Injunction Proceedings
Begun In District Court,
LITIGATION BETWEEN RAILROADS.
Cases On Trial In the Civil Distric'
Corrt--Ihe County Commis-
Aioncfs Court.

a petition viii be filed today In the Of
flee of the clerk OF the civil district court
applying for an Injunction restraining
the receivers of the Galveston. La Porte
and Houston railway from using certain
property IN galveston.
rhc action is at the instance of The Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas halfway com
pamy, the Giif, colorado and Santa Fe
Railway company and the galveston.
Houston and Henderson halfway com
pany. pinintlAs who complain Of I. w.
House aud NJ T. Jones' receivers of the
Galveston, La Porte ANA Houston Rail
way company ~ Is alleged that certain
property which tine ucicndunt company
proposes to uso Ia running trains, is not
thu property OF the defendant company
ana that the use OF said property IS n
trcsrnss upon Ia. rights oil others, The
petition. which Is 4 very lengthy one Was
submitted TO Hon. sam II. Ernshcar yes
tnrtiay ana he granted temporary in
junction. The papers will he nled today
together with the bond OF the plantiis.
Airssrs. Davidson q Minor of Galveston
and Jones q tiiructt OF this city are the
attorneys IN the cnsc Nj Davidson was
~ tllc "itv Yesterday preparing inc papers
in the case ANA when seen hy Il reporter
Tor The Post in regard to the matter do
clin"d To- make any explanations 81 the
questions NJ issue uutii the papers have
been flied.
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Owl. DISTRICT COURT.

In the civil district court. Hon Sam H.
Rrashcar presiding, the case of Il. A.
Hudson vs.. George Ellis ct al is ON trial
Plaintiff sues for damages on account
of an alleged Illegal attachment executed
by Defendant Ellis 49, sherin Upon stock
of mcrchandisc belonging to pldintin.
In the case of Augusta a. Nnssbium
vs.. the civ of Houston the jury brought
In u verdict for the defendant plnintift
sued for damages on account of the street
being tern mp In front of her property.
and plniniin alleges that water irii mud
accumulated there to h"r damages There
are n great mhuv other eHses of a similar
nHiurc Which ar" to cniuc mp later
Jak" llornhnrger W. T.. g. Putnam ct
al dismissed as 10 Putnam aud wife.
judgement against other dot sndants for
S9i..5 ana for foreclosure.
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CRY nREvITtrs.

May "a is the last day Of service In JUS
tice liussey's court
ten-pound son was born 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. 4. Wilton yesterday morning.
1cGwynnc Howard, son of General 7:
H. Howard, died yesterday. after short
Illness.
Houston Lodge. No. ,3i, J. o, II Il. VIII
hold 4 meeting tonight for the nonima-
ton of officers.
,, There w1 .s q, meeting e l ie1,sBi
for work in the masters degree.
The manager of The Houston Clearing
Houston Tor May Z. ls'd. US si55oI.
me lawn party to h. given 10y The
Ladies Parish ASSOCIATION ~ Nhtls'
church has been postponed until Monday
May IS.
Mrs Christian viii meet the March
Of NE Lizards AZ p, M IN, ,ne R ,i1ihey
al y. IN. today.
Tn, Cumberland Presbyterian cottage
PRAYER meeting viii be hrld a, sac o clock
tonight at the residence OF Mr.. tnenauie.
100 lBrnzos street
Tho Post Yesterday received from Mr.;
\. Gcldsten Of the Fiih ward several
bottles of Juniper beer. new drink when
IS Notwithstanding.
Miss Rose nonart Of New Orleans sister
to Mis 5, NJ 'olman q 'oin'n're' ava
Mr. Bon neekmnn Of Galveston.
Deputy Constable Jim Fi'4seHla says "A
false impression has gone among ms
friends TO the effect that he IS running Tor
constable. He gays he is not candidate
for any office.
\ man hailing from Galveston by the
Manu- of Louis Etc took "A dose oil NOR
phlnr aud stretched ont to die IN front OF
Miatrot Bros Store Yesterday morning.
pr. Wagner happened 10 be- passing that
way aud took the ease In hand The
mans lifc was savel and he returned ia
Galveston last night
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BEAUMONT i,ltnOiEr.
4 Strong Charge 20 the Grand Jury
thangel the Machinery.

y strong charge 10 IN" Grand Jury
'Dai's'' lH' MAcnlh'fy'
Beaumont. Texas. May II The MAY
term of the jefferson county dia,,i,,
,,o,,,, nnc,,, nIs ,,,a,,',.,,. ,,,, - ~
West picsldiue, aud the longest civil
docket In thc hlrtory of tho court, IN.
accumulation If ,nI,,,tio, h..,,.. ,,,.,,'i..
',,,.','', ',.H','"n '''"E i''E'E
'rlnh'"nlr 40 lhe number ~ cases
brough, over from mr. la-t term
rhn grand turv o,,.,,i,,I for ,,,o ,o,.,,
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Roy Thos q Whitrcn having recovered
ftoin his indiaposition preached last uic'it
At thu Washington Street Methodist
rhureh before a large congregation tnlSn,
fai, hi4 text. lsainh. Ni. %. "Hchoil. thr
God of my ,alvniion. win trust aud not
hu AFRAID.
Mr. Whitton r a cohr nnd forcihlr
au,ahor. luprrssiuY his hearers with his
rnrneatnrs4 aud sincerity lite maNrs many
home- ,hruais, telling thr truth in LOVING
Why md strong IN drnunnclne SIN
ana rs vl,uty OF "am"ns" showed th"ir
nrpruNgu Thu choir han been anemepted
tn number and "A pinnp aided whlrh I'M
ntnN,,s the ntsicai part OF the sorNipr.
quito a number came forward AT the
clos. of the sermon aud pledged them-
.nlves TO seek salvation. Much Bund is
expected 10 iosul, from the meeting this
week.
Mr Wilton WIN conduct services every
day II, u. III. and 1.h p. M
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Personal MENTION.
II. Porter of galveston Is in the

T. H. Porter of Galveston Is in the
city.
Judge Eugene Wilson and Judge 7. ]
i,uff of Erazorla are In the city
A. H. l.askcr OF Galveston. an attache
of the News. passed through thu city yes
iordny On route to Norm Texas.
Colonel T.. Arthur Johnston and John
y. Barry. two thicneo newspaper nrn,
were IN the city yesterday, Int lcft last
uighi for the East
Hiehnfd +. Wiegius. a wen known
travelling man viii hereafter mike his
headquarters IN Tits city. Tie r'ut son =
hig 81. Louis cour"tn.
Professor w A Palmer % bonneville
spont vcst"rday in ,hr city. Mr. ihwer
has hocn superintendent of the Hunt sviiut
ruhlic schools for th' past two years. but
has recently resigned that position ~.
viii hc principal II iun Calvert high
school next year. having been cleo cs!
u',t,..,',r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-13
COTTON REGION prII.nrIN.
TEXAs Llolir MAKERS.
Meeting Of thc state Gas and Electric
Light Association at Dallas.

Meeting Of thc state Gas and Electric
Light Association at Dallas.
Dallas, TsNas. May r. Tho second an
nimi mooiinE OF tho TEXAS Gas and l'ler-
mic l1Eh. association met here iodAN and
wili le ia ses1uh tomorrow I'u!.ts n i.rr-
scented wore Houston, palias "a hurHc
nvnlson, Temple. san Antolio CHo.o cal
wort, Tyler iuilug icorgrtown. ToNal-
kama Waco. nrcnham. corsicpnh and chi
cago.
IN the ahsonc. OF the presid' w T.
Holmes ~ Austin. T. u. MulSr ~ Dallas
was elected 10 preside. the Ircs,l ent, In
his addr'ss said there. are now rot less
ihnn rvo pil m!rrnt stat" p7sptip' MS
and he hoped for the orr NiAe ion 4 a
National association He suggested that
steps he takou 10 place i"'"rr 'he direct
ora and presidents of The Narlols COM
panica tho Rdyaniige Of having re 'uGn-
ayers aud suporintcndents 81 the small
err compories and the heads OF the several
Departments IN the larger companies NJ.
tend the meeting OF the association. IA
rcrs were bv \ T.. Judge Of Tyler, on
''our Association and by W. H. Mo
Goldrick Of San Antonio "one Years tx
peripnce with Gas In Texas"
Tho delegates were banluoted tonight at
the oriental
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COUNTY commissioners.

rhe session ~ The commissioners court
vestcriay was devoted mainly to routine
hNsinoss. TWO 81 three accounts Were
approved and Tho petition of .. a. Woos-
tor and others for az election IN Wooster
Ip ciuet June TO determine whether a
sch ,ul i.tN levy Of - per cent should bc
madc, MAS granted.
lulg" Joseph povinc Of Chaneyviile was
granted certificate ol good moral char
actcr.
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mo- MoNN no HOUSTON.

Rlchmond Tox;ls, May L.. MIR Glenn
sassett has sold his beautiful home and
will GIVE ross ssslon on tn" 10Th. the pur-
chnSor bring Mrs j u Dyer. Mrs. lias
s.tt viii leave on the lst nj June for
virginia on a visit of several months,
att"r which they will make Houston their
home Mir and Mrs i.;issett were both
reared In this county. and many regret
their ira Wing
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RRENIIAM HRlI;rs

Erenham, Texas, May ie,-The board Of
county commissioners is in session and
VIII be ashei 10 assist cltIaens who have
raised private subscription for road i'm.
nroyomant
The saiiows for The execution OF Joe
Go-dson, John and Brady Rutherford
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-13

In tho civi district clerks office
yesterday the BrazorIa Land and Cattle
company filed suit against W II e. Iar-
klcrual for dobt OF $40 due on thrcc
certain notes and for foreclosure of lien
ON sixty acres OF iand situated III Bra
Horia county.
s17i9o was med. styled Tnlrot Bros. VS..
" T. king Il Co.
John j. Foley Yesterday fled suit In tho
county court against Charles Rollfrass
ana others to recover Slnrt
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COUNTY COURT.

In the county court, Hon John G
Tod presiding the case of W. +, iIardee
49, TIA" houston Land and Trna, com
pany Is on trial
Emma .Spreens VS.. the International
ani Great Northern Railway company,
continued generally.
j. g. sehmidl Ell nj w. c. j. I-andt.
indeineut for plaintiff
santa ,e hallway co,npany. ia iii "''t
tor plaintiff for $40
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NlGII,r,s syNOrsIs

LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.
The highest pressure Is over Florida. y
w'ii defined cyclonic disturbance is ap-
rarently central over oklahoma.
Th" Weather Is generally partly cloudy
I" cloudy. with ruin Mt ST l'hul and Dna-
IN. which aic the only stations that re-
port as much or more ihnn 10 o1 an inch
of prcctpitatIuu
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in Justice liu-s US con-, Yesterday NJ.
n l'nYdie ptd J NJ. TM.ferro n,cl suit
against r >ibor and tho W Il shrov, port
l.nud company for Slno 1amugcs Thn
p'ailtl0- aliri" riu Dizzy in.l le II con-
root irr h!r. VIII, Tho driara'nis. Whrrr-
pN they ~ rr tp bo giN,n nrpoutrr's WORK
at shreveport la lh', nllo,i that they
'lil not 81 tho work nnd hcure the suit
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Comfy Democratic Executive Com
mittec Declares For 1t.
COMMITTEE FIXES AN EARLY DAY.
BALES aud Regulations Proposed for tho
Primary Elections dates for other
rrimAriea Fixed.

sentiment of the committee seemed to
be 10 nominate tho condida,as for county
offices nj an carly da.c, 40 tina, stnt. and
National issues might not become IN
volved and therefore tho date for holding
~, ,.,.',,a,, .,.,..ta,. -, -,
''i' va ""' osectio"s wa lNr' iNi JUN J.
Chairman Spencer iuichins called tn
committee to order and explained the
o'JtS' VI inc meeting.
Secretary Kinzbaeh called the rool aud
IN, foIlowins- ,,,,n,i,cr. of tNo ,,,,,,,.itt.,.
-'.'e VI '
"eir pieAsc".'
First ward. William Meyer. Second
ward. Spencer uuichins. Third ward.
-,
Joseph r. meyer; fonr'h ward Nhai'Fs
lieim Firth ward. Sampson byles' Sixth
, ""n' - ~" "l"'D"0"' "' 'o''
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dahl. Pierce Junction, T.. r. Jn,ar Car
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man. Enst Ilons,on ,,,,rlna is,n,h,rb
,"" ,.ia' 'io"si""' n'"''9 Ni'N"''''t
West Houston. Johh liltirr.
Chairman Hutehins soi1 the next bust
.',,' ~ 49, az ~ "" nun ~ 'i'ii'
the %srio"s county e otie- "'nhg,s 9 ii
, ~, :, 49, 49,. ~ a ~ IT, =, -
Of OF the a zee ,.ommilI,sg fur H.. Dosi.
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discuss ,ham o"'
mr, i,u -, Sni' Ky VII
i inl resoI,itions; ''''
IsosoiNon' ih"' VIZ ~, no'i" 't ''''H or
i m"riiS S ro,t.,,, n9,i n, 's,
innries IeSpsHliVe> "i me ',p ''Hf 't
June. 1926, for tae lnrpoao os tins
uehga,es to 'h@ en- a4 e"ni> IN
10Th day OF juno. lA,i niri for use iraut.u-
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TOR CON sTABLE.

THE POST is authorized 10 announce
W W. GLASS as candidate for con
stallr Of precinct No. !. subject to the
action 81 the democratic party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-13
OVER rxnRrloN or BRAIN OK BODY

Take liorsfords Acid Phosphate
II is Il wholesome tonic for body. brain
and nerves. Wonderfully quick in it's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-13
DEATH or JOHN CHATHAM

News has been received In this city of
the death of John Chatham. which oo-
CURED In san Antonio Mr. Chatham
waN We'll known tray cling man Who mad
made his homo IN this city iot a nuinlti
OF years He had been In bad health for
a long time 1. Is understood that the
burial viii take place al Bryan, his old
home,
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MAY nE nRouGur To HOUSTON.

Mir $ y. Misiroi Of Mlsro, Bros. re-
turned last nisAi from Galveston. where
he purchased the hs sock OF goods Of
l.. a n Blum The stock imvoicod saao..
nN, and Mr. Misirot said las, nisht it
would hc hroushi up to this city aud
placed an lie market