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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-23
BY A. b. Apperson a. CO..
Real Estate AuctiOneors
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
L OF
BRICK DWELLING
No. 81 NORTH TWELFTH STprrr
AT THE SOUTHEASTERN INIFasi,
TON OF MARSHALL ANn
TWELFTH STREETS


Under tho authority OF the owners a-f
by virtue OF deed OF trust o. The rr..-.
signed surviving trustee dated Nar 81
1885,, duly recorded in Richmond Cn.r,s,,
Court Clerks Office. ln Deadlock id
page li3. default having been mad.
mo pa}m OF the debt therein .errr..
ana being required by the henrfcar.
will sell at public auction. upon The nr.r.
ises on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER o. iQs
az ~ O'Clock 81. the allowed .....ts,
PROPERTY. The dwelling. vf..b .
Well and substantially built. contains t.-
rooms, besides closets and llt..t.f
Kitchen with six rooms The Iof ..rr,
SO feet on Twelfth street
The location of this property being OOH.
tral, and close 20 the business portion -
the city makes n desirable as aa n.
Nestment or as "a home
TERMS. Cash as tO expense cr ss4
and an past-due taxes. III ans and F.
ratablc proportion % taxes for frf ar.
debt OF 5000 with interest from lfa. n
1896. till paid. balance on such terms "a
the owners may direct. or. in The event ID
their failure TO give such direction n.
such terms as the trustee may direct 3D.
be announced on day of sale
HENRY TAYLOR. DR..
oc n Surviving Trustee
BY =. Thompson Brown a. Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Aucti0ueers
No. lib east Main street
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THE COHEN co.

Stamped Plate Doylies Delft and other
new designs 15c. value. &c.
Stamped Linen 1ray-Cloths, for Honlton
embroidery. 35c. value. ~ i-2c.
25c. Remnants of Cotton Fringe, DC.
value &c. a yard.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

has never had the number of left-overs.
All to be sold in a day.
q Remnants Atwood Black Cashmere,
lengths from IL to yards. We're 25
to f5c. for l6 2-Sc.
lengths from ! TO yards, We're p and
29c for II l-2c.
II Remnants of All-Wool Storm Serges.
lengths from 1-2 10 3-4 yards, were
40c, for 25c.
Is yards Brocaded Serge for s.. from
s5S7
4i-2 yards Figured Armure for 4oc.'
from 75c.
Is yards Wide-Wale Diagonal for N.is,
from S2.42. 80,
S-S yards Brocaded Mohair for N.23'
from Si.Si. ,-. r..
N.Sl. from $252. .. 20
yards ATWOOD Creponeite Tor $ZiS'
is yards Atwood French Serge for
$50 from s. .i2.
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UMBRELLAS.

81 Umbrellas, to-day 81.
Toe. Umbrellas for SOC.
81 Umbrellas for soc.
zoe Umbrellas for lqc
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WANTED,

PUPILS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
writing Apply for terms and particulars.
S. r. POYTHRESS PrincipaD, Richmond
School Of Stenography, gl9 east Main
street over Meade Bakers Pharmacy.
All 96-2n
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AUCTION sALEs-rh,. nay.

George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
OYSTER PATIlES.

CHOCOLATE E'CI.AIR. CREAN
Pufls. Charlotte Russo, Molasses Cakes,
IA pounds. &C.. Slayer Cocoanut Cakes.
&c Chocolate. 25c. Beaten Biscuits. etc.
DRINkARDS.
oc 2l-lt' 4& north Sixth street.
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LACn CrRrAINs I'D pRAPNRIEs.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Good as ever. Perhaps your size. Odd
sorts to the stock. or perhaps soiled from
handling. Half price.
Children's Ribbed Fleeced Vests. soiled,
&C. each. from l9c.
Misses White Merino Pants. were &C.,.
for 15c. a pair.
Ladies' q lie. Jersey Ribbed Vests, lOc
each
Bows Gray Merino Shirts. were 800, for
15c.
Misses White MerinO Vests. for sizes 80
%. and 81, zoe. ones for pc.
Ladies' Dr. Warmers Finest Wool Vests,
were S. for 75c.
Boys White Merino Drawers, 39c. ones,
for l9c pair
Ladies $50. Colored Knit Skirts for 25c.
Ladies $l35 Clotn skirts for 75c.
Colored SIX De Chine Skirts were $685.
fnr q n nach
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IN execution OF certain deed ~ g.
from John W. Jordan and wife =. ~
undersigned trustees OF the Homa Il
ing Company PerpetuaD. dated Oc,-tf
"a 1879. and recorded IN the Cleric ~
or Henrico County Court In Dea5 ~.
10 A, page a., which was given fo 800 49,
the payment OF a certain sum of r,,.f
therein mentioned. default haylrr l
made IN tho payment Of part tfs-,',
ana being directcd by the board M "a
rectors OF said Home Buildlno Con-
,PerpetuaD, We viii proceed 20 ssf
pubic auction, on the premises "a, al
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER a i.e
at 40 O'Clock Z. NJ, The above
toned REAL ESTATE. 70 being IS ~
conveyed by said deed or trust. arl ,..i
described therein. i-.J
TERMS. Enough I'm cash 10 pav o,..
sale, ali past-due taxes: also 4 rat,t9 %
share 0f the taxes OF 1896 ana tbe .'
or SS2, which is the amount now r
on said debt, and the balance an .'v ~
twelve months. evidenced by na,gi,.lt
notes, with interest added and ..,r-.
by deed OF trust.
y. ID. HARCROvr
~. SELDOM TAYTDp
FRANK II. SUTTON
&c - Trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE

W THAT
NICE NEW TWO-STORY FIvE-pc,.
FRAME DWELLING ''YyI
,,,.,.., No. 5l2 OHIO STREET
BETWEEN OSRORNTs rib
-. AND WILLIAMSBURG AVENf'rNa
WITH LOT 20 FEET FRONT ~,
FEET DEEP.
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DRESS-LINING REMNANTS
HANDK ERCHIEFs.

from lc yard up. Too many to talk
about See them
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HOSIERY ODDS.

Misses Soc Black Hose FOR y 1-2c. a pair
Ch!ldien's Il lie. Black Ribbed Seam
less Hose for &c. a pair.
Ladies' 25c. Black Cashmere Hose for
u l-2c. pair.
Ladies Zoe. Hose for 1c a pair.
Ladies' q and 35c. Fancy BOOt-Top
Hose. about 90 pairs. for p lie. pair.
DRESS-LINING REMNANTS
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and Old-Fashi0ued NOlasses Taffy Tor
the remnants of what was received
Yesterday 7c.
100 pounds Broken Stick Candy. for as
long as It will last, &C.. pound.
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THE FEAST OF TODAY



All Of them just arrived. but for slight
imperfections. scarcely perceptble, we
make the following prices:
2 Black Rough Cloth Jackets, double
breasted collar trimmed with FUR
] Black Cloth Coat. fly front. half lined,
was $500 for Si2j.
! Black Diagonal Jacket. apron front.
half lined. that sold for g. now 800;
Tan kersey Jacket Handsomely made,
all-silk lined. was $3.50, now $3.50.
l Navy-Blue Kersey Jacket. trimmed
with military braid. was sl27j. now -.
Black Capes. collars trimmed with fur.t
fuD sweep were 40. now 9lc.
Gray Cloth Capes. trimmed with rows
Of braid. were $l9S. now SSc.
Velour Cape handsomely trimmed with
fur tails and Jets. was $3.50, for $50.
Stylish Cloth Jackets-Blue, Terra
Gotta, Brown. and Red-were $50 and
,i.yV your choice for ., o
Misses Jackets-ages s. s, and 10 years
were S275, for sl.c5.
4 Misses Jackets. double breasted. fan
S coy. cloth e -6 perfect fitting were $780,
s Misses Long Coats. that sold for $3.50
and 800 your choice for s..
Misses Long Coats, that were $40 and
s., now $50
4 ladies' Black skirts, fun flare, were
Black Brocaded Mohair Skirts, were
Sl5o now soc.
Ladies Dresses. that were $3.50 and So
ncw SOS
Scotch Cheviot Suit, was Sll.s0. now s.
LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES.
Is pa..s Of Lace Curtains one and two
pairs Of a kind, were sd. Is. and Csc,
nov $50. n lair
pairs Of Ecru Irish-P0int Curtains,
that We're g Is. now N.5D
pairs White Irish-POint Curtains, were
SIG now $3.50.
pairs Tambour Lace Curtains. were 81,
now s.
odd strips Chenille Curtains. were 3
and $50 your choice for 75c
pairs BrOcaded Damasb Curtains, were
1896. now 81 80
Remnants OF SilkOline Sc. a yard.
Remnants Of Japanese Drapery. SIC.
Remnants Of Curtain Muslin. l0c. yard.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ODDS.

p pairs Ladies' 25c Muslin Drawers for
Il l-2c. pair.
Muslin Gowns. extra size, soilcd, $50
ones. for 50c.
Muslin Gowns. 75c. ones, for 45c.
4 Cambria Gowns. soiled. were $50. for
75c each
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BY H. Seldom Taylor & S.,
Heai Estate Agents and Auc,ionee,,
Eleventh and Bank stroets
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AUCTION sALEs-Fu,ur, ~.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS sot.n ~.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cftlrait
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAN ~, a..
KATA BY THE VENDOR AND ~.
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and Bows dark shades, regular 2c.
values. for loc
Mems Fast-Black and Gray-Mixed
Seamless Half-Hose, fully worth l'c.
pair, for 5 l-3c.
Mems Heavyweight Canton Flannel
Drawers. odd sizes, were 80 and 65c
pair. for pc.
Mems All-silk Four-in-Hand Ties, light
colOrs, only 2jc was the price, &c. each.
4 chance 10 gather a years
LININGS AND SMALL WARES
comes with the opening Of our doors this
morning. Our uttermost to count quantl
ties failed. Here are some Of the prices:
800 yards Remnants Rustling Percaline
Taffcta. ~ 2-3c. grade. Z lie a yard.
Remnants Dressmakers' Cambria. lc. a
yard.
125 Remnants Best Grade silesia. 1s Sc.
Tor lie. yard.
% POcket-Books, usual l5c. ones, &c.
each.
go pieces White Beading, &c. a bunch
Zoe. grade.
100 cakes Of Best Grade Toilet Soap
manufacturers samples, 2c. cake
- bottles Of Nasaline tops dented,
- l-2c. grade for &c. bottle.
bottles Best &c. Florida Water, tops
uncovered, lie. bottle.
p Hair-Bl Ushes. slightly scratched,
usual 59c. ones. for lsc.
HOW CAN WE HELP HAVING LOTS
OF DOMESTIC REMNANTS. WHEN
HUNDREDS OF FULL PIECES ARE
CUT EVERY DAY. AND NEARLY
EVERY PIECE YIELDS 4 REMNANT
Half price. though. we say. to close 'em
out
Scotch Apron Ginghams for ! 1-2c. a
yard.
Sllkolines, i'm neat pretty French print
ings. Sic. a yard.
Oil-Rcd Prints for l-2c
Fine Brown Cotton for &c. yard.
Nayy-Blue Prints Tor l-2c.
Al Bleached Cotton, AndroscOggin grade,
3-4c.
Black Saline. 2oc. grade. Tor SIC.
Zoe. Unbleached Jeans for SIC
More Flannels sold in this house this
week than was ever sold in a week before
in the history Of the store.
LOTS OF REMNANTS.
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twenty-five years ago the Goth Of July, a,
EllisvIlle. Wis. that he had been at this
business Of divine healing since he was
II years OF age, and that his mother was
SIN alive. His people followed EARNING
and until IL years of age he was raj scd
on q farm; that he had no education. bu,
could read and write. and speak English
Low Dutch and German.
When asked In what language his d.
vine messages came TO him ne hdil mat
lie understands all. bus tn. mcssncS were
rot IN Hebrew ~ belong TO no church and
subscribe to no creed. ! am separate and
alone ana would not nfhlinte with any
church. ] sometimes ptcnch That The
Kingdom of Heaven H. NJ hand"
Were you born "A prOphetY' was asked.
mo; some are born prophets ana sorne
nre born healers. I was born n healer"
What was Gods object In sending
your
TO this question he answered by asking
the reporter what Waa christ Eent for.
md Of course ihat was easy for an ortho-
dox newspaper reporter. who answered
that lilo was sent to suffer aud die on The
cross mot of goldp with a crown of thorns
pressed upon his brow. for the Sins OF the
world that II might b. rcdccmt L. II was
the browning event, the key to the plan
Of salvation.
"Woll." said Schrader, II teach that Ho
Ia the same today that He WAS thcn.'
Us your mission anything like that 'f
John the Baptist"
mo. IL IL more like that NJ Christ. |
hcnl the lunrmtios of the body, and those
healed can't help recognize the power Of
God and feel nearer to Him than before.
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PoLk.s GliEAT FEAT.


The County Engineer once Excclied All
Previous Efforts of Mankind.
County Surveyor w. \. Polk has re-
turned from q months deserved vaca-
ton. spent with his family At Hot Springs.
Ark and other intermediate points. Mir.
Polk lcft his family at the springs and
only returned In order to he in attend
ancc at the monthly session of the COM
mlssioners court.
1t may b. observed en- PEASANT that Mr..
Polk sti retains his impression of Ious-
ton being tile only real live city IN the
Union.
In referring to Mr. Polk. it may not be
arn-s to say that ne IS the first authcnu-
Gated person known in the annals of his
tory to haze Travelled on Al pass over the
diamond doc" road Cind the only road
between Malvern, Atk, ANA Hot springs.
AK
Men have boon known to bout thair way
oNur that short yet gigantic monopoly by
slowing themselves away IT. tao water
tank OF the .ngin, tender. ana the first
OF such few NcuturcSontcs won mS money
hS The feat
But it remained for MIR Polk to 10 tho
prtat act that OF curing ptst AMI
this 70" lid rs indicated by the follow ing
tn Similr Of hit al plstehotrd h" proud
~ shows TO the skepucaE
Hot Springs Railroad. Ito: Springs, jan
uaiy l. l'92 l'r W y Polk from Hot
springs to Malycrn and return, account
". T.. \ W. !. railway. Cool FOR one
uir only until january 81, lN'2. when
countersigued 10y
l.. : Richardson.
superintendent.
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SOME or THE ATTRACTIONS.


Secured for the .Afro-Amerlcan State
Fair.
1he lntn'est for the Afro American state
f"ir assorirtion to bc held here on tho
2dth TO tho 2oth IS rtowius in popular
favor Exhibits have !ltcady begun to
come IN t. the sccrctary's office Encour
hEihg le'te's from local committees IN
different TEXAS cities informing the man
nEement of their work aud the interest
ihats being manifested on tho part of the
co"ted people, arc hcirg daily received.
Sheridan Lisht Guards. Section g. have
rece.V,d their guns from the aiju ant gen
'Ihl anu trey promise to lose no lUC in
piriH rug Tor the orcasOu. The oppO-i-
had some hoadwHy a few DAYS ago has
ceased 10 exist ami the be TOR classes OF
roloicd citizens have nitoGiy cou-eutcd to
FlNo tholr support and Influence ga the
iinl'ri. me iiandet m,ul ht~ ,TrauV put
calrcnters to work at tn gr unds for got
uLg things IN r'ndtL,ns tur tnc oucnius.
Ihc lttrt and most attractive amusc-
IN MS nave been secured The mcmhors
ol 40" may board of managers are ptttiue
irh every effort IN attempting to mako
the iair succcss Prot j WIN Jones
ull"'tCr Of the musical department. has
that department well equipped tor inc
'cohr'o ON ana u promises TO h.. ouo nl me
u,'st attractive, 49, won us entertaining
features az the tar. "r.Nas Music Teach.
cts' Recital" has agreed io r,plcr somc
OF ~ nigh class tr classical s,lp,| ions
WI ch VIII ho a rare troai t. those WHO
ST. ll be- forum itc enough to- henY them.
NF'" from this. Tho naittrcmout has
s"'ul'd y" worlds champ "u uu,. % of tho
saddle, Nine, MarHrtRifc. with hsr thrc.
W'lid famed h'rscs. l''cmakor. the high
jump %. Jupiter. the hlrh humping nnI\
ara Evergreen. the park aud saddle horse
A., wing Twelve distinct ge.tv in slddlr
Nln ~ lIlN olhci rare atlraciors have
been booked for the anugriucut of all
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slsjs; paid ful. $50; lad c. C., C: foi ,sIi
slb"lD. furniture and fixtures. sW.i,' 'o
printing. @IJ; miscelai oous, s,lo'li' y"
hand August !. 81 or total, S9l0io ,r,,,
one more word ana We VIII ciose -
innnag m''nt has tried to do for the WI
mat winch has been In their JuushI,,"'
Tor ile best. Tho growth of the asset
Won SHOWS uS that there f. Il greater WI "
IN me future than has as yet been az.
conpliShel. Good business men WIN We
akcd 20 MI places on the board TINS coii'
hg inIL Four have resigned. but not olle
ici any such reason as vas given IN tIe
articic OF the gentleman. and TO mem we
ASK you 20 go. They win best give you
tpcr reasons. though we have them On
record III our office. where any palu sur
hcfibcr or member NAV see Tor nh's'i.
Ihtrc Is finance comm nee VINO EHes
over the cash book and ledger. chcGklnS
me r'l rls every month, ana the slE.ih-
ture Of tho chairman VIII 10 seen on the
Same. Everything Ii run on voucher
system ana every cent taken In IT, stupn,u
tn" innal complete records are kept, the
moneys all paid at the direction ana hp
nfoNnl Of tho board. And now, gentle
men, VIII you not place us where there
m,cd nn no worry as to the pressing neeu
We VIII continue the work. and when We
cal treat us With the shinc genlomhnly
manner Characteristic ia those who nave
met US. Nc~y truly yours.
h. e. Crawford
Chairman.
w. s Napier.
W Il. Jones,
Members OF Finance Committee.
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HE WAIVED EXAMINATION.



Phil Singer. the WIFI SLAYER. Remaude
Without Hail.
PM Singer, who shot and * He'd his wife
"rriAy," in this city last saturday. Was
arraigned before Recorder Raley yoster.
day morning on the charge of murder and.
VA wing cNamuat on, was remandcd with.
out BAN.
While Singer WAS arfested on IA warrant
and confined on u commitment from JuS-
tcle Mahoney's court. the arrest hcing
mad" 10y HE plico department. tho point
was made that he prelim nary hearing
shs uld he beiur, TIA" recorder and, t..ugu
Judge Mahoney held The inquest and had
aietdN announce tnat he would con
duct the preliminary cNamina''oa having
fixed the umc Of the hearing. h. yiridcl
the point and permitted the prisoner to
hc hrraignod hrt re the rec rider.
Singer was too weak to walk from the
Jail to the polio" station and had to lac
taken there in he patrol wagon. lie has
.Untcn but ltte since his incarccrai on.
lie still refuses to make any statement
and appears much distressed over the KILL
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taltcs considerable time of all the help
'nplo1 3D. which PAY their secretaries. TIE
some In uuiuhrr, Sasoo. Last wear eighty
}"puE men emit REQ the Nnrnus educ.
luutl rlA5e,s aud tnid N siluGcut over
ana ahHo iheir REGULAR M mhr SfirA 20
dcl,aN IT." Instruction from ave specially
'up'"N,d teachers. Nut ono CEN went
T." teachers for the membership or ruh-
scrip VII funds.
1h,n ngliu thorn Wcro but two dissent.
~ V"t"e IN caliug the Cedar Rapids man.
Ih"N crtHtitutc the many rcfrrrod to in
tie article. S-ime mcmhurs OF 10, board
who Wrc not present lad said. / clu't
lee Il Gre hnt | favor the Crunr luiu. .
man "A Ton the curtniling thc Expenses
the onlN cons'icrattcu diacussod Was the
employ mout &C the phXssCMl director sup.
Pos SON" mar, rerardlos Of ma special
hitHW lcdgc, had come and said can do
~ NWk W.ll aud viii dp - tor 500
" MIA thnt have hcru srfnci'nt iuforuia-
,'9u for the board to give MIN eau We
l',i.Ne not
lho wgltcr says that the newly called
'ui "r'rctaly and that was tie puA toal
l,'uluu' ndaiiuu considered. or Wlfds 20
vat 1iirot The secretary stated to the
board nat hight mat h" WIS u stranger
10 ite Young man, but personally know
the men Whn hid recon m, udtd h M had
kroNu 90 tnelr N,tlS 10Y Stats. That hc
oltrN'd thnV Wouid not have given SUCH
i'r"lnrtN'tiliionH uulc.R thc H,ntlrWnu
wa pll tlr.r rcp., sntY''d Linn ia lice Tho
g. der hhplds man has riyen four ycut
~ ~" Iia iu plrr"wt,, n tor tn Is iu" ut
work. as HE work has boon N Cc1nr
Il rW .ur us. and thr hpard i'm Colpt
klIils oiiNrrl him 500 nuf- for the com
irs ynr II hr would romain. witch he
Gee ,ned IN asking HIM 20 do Two men "a
insofar az paragraph two ~ the gentle.
" ln's n'ii.lr rrhrs to the board hNlug
'cl'rttrd fuhs rtprrl for tho .rcOud tins
when they moo pnii, is false Our s}n-
H'oond rnnvass WIS one am 'pg tho Nom.
htrsnip who haNr hnd thp nlVanrtact of
,un ,nn- and me ready rr-ponsc rom
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ordnance failed to pass on the ground
that II would work hardship on the fruit
and vegetable vendors, who paid license
TO vcnd their ,ods. II being suggested
at the Tine that "a remedy scstod IN the
law against disturbing the pence.
Some of the citizens Of the tfth ward
who have been disturbed have invoked this
law and yesterday caused the arrest of
NJ. Dckholiz L. Shinock and l.. Schlcin.
ger for Il sturhing the peace by crying
out the merits of tn ir merchandise TO the
disturbance Of the alliance.
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THE STANDARD OF GOLD

-, "a
ror lNr 'osl. ... .,r. ,,,,,a
'''' Wy ~ INV 'e' ""' "a
gold, ,A,,n.r.
wv" 'u,'h' 90 wv 'o''' '"''
u,, mas sold ,,, m.r.,on, !, ~
and easc, ,,,,,, ,,o,, ,s..u
- III" '"lS ea' '''''''
class please, ~os,. 4, ~ \
ANA SW'll up ,n h,,s o
By iastgnihg on IT'S peop'e
S"'"'
nh. ..,. hurcrv dogs Al IA n
h'uSn s""ll', n"''s''
,,,...oi me p ,l,,.,,.o, stands idle 'r,r.
"'"S" ,,.,, Jonr.
,. once busy Voc, noor ,,,ust sell ou, b 4
nonsh IN" iat'"'' mus ''
.,,,o NJ all classes 1
Though our p'op'o Oh al
We m HSrs.'y uo j9,S' our masses AT :
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-------------------
IONnINION Al;NlN CRITICAL.

Captain lack White, Who has returned
'''" Ms trip to Galveston. is again in
critical condition.
c, .un carly hour yesterday morning tho
", a.s VShrer IN his neck severed anothnr
r,,S'N, the loss of blood from which cav.
'r'" nm very near deaths door. disnrIl-
'hN HOPE recently entertained ia,
Tor several years moro OF an hon"rcd it,HSH
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DIVINE HEALER SCHRADER.
He Is Now at Houston. but May Not
Remain.
HE FAILS TO SECURE A PLACE
For the Performances Of His Wonder
full Work Of Divine Healing.
From BRENNAN.

''Schrader tho Divine healer" and his
h,s,n.ss manager Mr.. George II. Berrl
business manager, mr. "eo'so w. H''
man, are In Houston.
They arrived by tho Houston and Texas
..a,,,.,, ,.,,, ,,s, ni,bt ,,or urorh,u
Stntr"i u"i'' ''s' 's"' 'i''''
and are Installed Mt the Avenue House
1900 Congress avenue.
1,o,,,,,,,, -, ,h,.tr urasorco tho c,,v q
"e"'"s VI '"''t p'pN'"'o 81 w" Wy
Post reporter called upon MIR. Schfsdei
last might and wns most conrtcousIy re-
.,,,,,.,, a., ,,,,, ,t,,, A,to, ,,, ,t, ,,,,i,,,.
oe"o" NY wv" ''0 "'"''' anu "'a "''''''9'
agent.
Hundreds nr nevapancr men have given
e,,.., 1,., =. ,..... -, 1t,
ocni"oer ""n"r'"H III oo'N'"hS VI ''"''"N
notices, some tcstifyiug TO the wonderful
cures he pnrforna nthrra dorlnrin, him
,,,,. 60. -. -.
i"h'' No"'S Every newspaper r'""''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
rn1snNrn HER rAKtN ~.

Mansfield. ohio. August ~, ~
Rose. aged q. has been AR ard mSss,
w.th poisoning her falherA or brc,hd
via Rose and VIE, ana Pm rm trsla
len. They llyoi on a f aaiysnss ~ !,
away. Her motive was sV ~ y
ton to the attentions ,olscn VI,
Young man. she mixed Them ~
lace cheese and gave II "
Sho confessed the crime
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
A DAY AROUND THE COURTS
Balances at Present In the Count!
Treasury.
TWO DAMAGE SUITS FOR $4,000 EACH
New Roads Ordered by the County Coz"
mIssionsrs--I,ems From tho
Police Court.

The county commissioners resumed their
regular session yesterday.
The quarterly report Of county Treasur-
or John Farmer of receipts and dishursc-
mcnls of the several funds of the county
for the period beginning May 5. 1876 and
ending August s, 1896, inclusive. was APP
proved rs follows:
Balances brought forward from last re-
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If THE BABY II -. .ra VT.
he sure and use that GA sSssgihlg 7
remedy. Mrs. WINSTON, sSSth,s D
for children tecthins !, ali pss.,'
softons the gums, aI sa hest isn'a
wind collie and IS the V''
dlarrhnea. NJ
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HAREAs CORprs tI,,r,>.,.-

81 the criminal dis'ric, cour, THIS NOR,
ns .whirh lie Will hc.r tho fouo,,,r,
1I1n'Wur1s for wits Of hah,, : r.,r',,,,',SS
W-,@sl Nuss.l Sioll. H. Horn =, 'o' wv ,; :
"h'e, " u. Dcnn5lv. =" "'' Icon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-14
WrunINc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The following building permits were IS
eood FROM tha cty onSncer's office yes
lorIaN.
Il Cohen, four cottages IN Rerns ami
Muilc >'rccts. S2oo
Mrs lcrle burton. servants noom. san
Iacintn ard M,GoN ~ S'N.
Missouri Kansas aud Texas Railway
.'n' ~, cotton sheds Vn Montgomery