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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
What il Said Of the Need Of Htreet I'm,
provsments.
The Daughter of Mr.. Moran Return
to Her H0me-yarious Items
Of Current interest

The agitation of the need Of street i'm
provements has been commended on all
sides. and. 1t il said. will bear fruit when
the spring elections come around. 1t Is
conceded on all sides that the city must
have "up-to-date' streets instead Of the
rough and uneven cobhlestones which are
now used. If the population is to grow and
business increase. King street, 1t is said,
should be improved at any cost SO that
the many strangers who annually pass
through that htoroughfare en- route to Mt.
Vernon may see that the city has one good
street, IL no more. The suggestion of citi-
zens that some of the streets be macadam-
lied with the broken stone now In the
Jail yard has met with much favor.
Restored to Her Father.
Mr.. Frank c. Moran called at the station
house yesterday afternoon and withdrew
the warrant he had sworn out against
Randolph Cuyler, charging him with keep
ing house Of Ill repute about one mile
west of this city. Mr.. Moran says that he
has already gotten more notoriety in con-
nection with the affair than he cares for,
and will not push the charge against
Cuyler. Constable VIM. Webster returned
from York yesterday afternoon, bringing
with him Miss Moran. who was later
turned over TO her father and went home
with him. She was staying with former
schoolmate in York, and with her own ac-
cord accompanied the officer home.
There has been great deal of talk of
abduction, but no such charge has ever
beer placed against Cuyler on the blotter
at the station house.
John Tolman, who was locked up as
witness in the case because he could not
give bail for his appearance, was also re-
leased.
Friday Night Club.
NJiSSao E,orl opd Coro1dipo Toylor bopd-
soney entertained the members of the Fri
day Night Club at the residence of their
parents, on Prince street, at tiddledewinks
party last night. Miss Jessie Armstrong
won the first prize. Among those present
were Misses Carrie Beckham Marian
Bryant, Bessie Jones, Emily Ayres, Hattie
Gatewood and Jessie Armstrong.
Corporation Court.
The following business was transacted in
the corporation court yesterday Judge J.
K. NJ. Norton presiding: An authenticated
copy of the will of W. B. Jackson of Wash
fngton was admitted to probate and W. B.
jackson qualified administrator W. W. a.
Stole Seventy-Five Cents.
Jerry Simms was this morning fined $40
by Mayor Thompson for defrauding his
sster-in-law, Annie Simms, out of rs cents.
1t appears that yesterday afternoon Annie
ooNS ~ CCulS u pay Ill lHSldlinent
on a set Of furniture which she had bought,
but instead of paying the money he ap-
propriated the same to his own use.
Notes.
Mr.. George H. Hayden has announced
that he will be candidate for clerk OF
the gas at the coming spring election.
A young mems prayer meeting will be
held tonight at the railroad reading rooms
at 8 o'clock.
Mount Vernon Council. Daughters of
America, held its regular meeting last
installed.
Mrs. r. H. Simpson of this city has
moved to Washington, where she will re-
side in the future. =
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240 dozen Women's Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiafs-1OO different designs-open
work edges-a purchase very much under
price and really as good as our handker-
chiefs which sell at 25c.-for IL 1-2c.
Women's Pure Linen Embroidered
Handkerchiefs-in a fancy box for 81. 50.
Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs-l ami l-2-inch hems-big value
at IL 1-2c each
WOmens Silk Embroidered Handker-
chiefs-Mexican drawn work borders
closed out from importer to sell for
&c. instead Of SOC, what they actual
ly worth
Mems Hefnstitched Japanese silk Hand
kerchiefs-with hand-worked initial-25c.
each.
Mems and WOmen's Plain White Initial
Heustitched Handkerchiefs-six in a fancy
box for 15c.
Mems and women's Pure Linen Hand
worked Initial Hemstftched Handkerchiefs
six In fancy box for 81 So
Handsoine Black and White Brocaded
Satin Mufters-3O by 80 inches-e9c In
stead Of 81 80.
9Th street store.
Evening star., 1896-12-12

Il have taken n number of bottles of Pane's
celery compound" " says Mrs. f. Warren Davidson
of 3O2 Warren ave. Chicago, land consider it the
best of remedies in of insomnia, arising from
torpid liver, neuralgia, rheumatism, etc. 1t has
done for me all that is claimed for it, and cheer
fully indOrse it,
We all know women who are living the rag
ged edge of nervous exhaustion.
They eat their food without relish, sleep with
out refreshment and worry along day by day hall
sick, but refusing to believe 1t.
These women who farther along in poor
health than they think, are the very persons who
would find astonishing help il Paine's celery
compound. Its regulating action on their tangled
nerves, and its revivifying action upon digestion
and assimilation just what their system Is In
need Of Why should any not try 1t?
Evening star., 1896-12-12

The fact that Paine's celery compound is today
relied on and recommended, both in public and in
their own family, by 50 large portion Of the most
prudent and thoughtful people in every community
should not be overlooked in determining Gne's choice
Of remedy.
faincs celery compound is the most successful
the most warmly praised remedy-just as 1t was. at
The time Of Its discovery, the most talked of-eyer
offered by physician to his fellow practitioners
ami to the public. Paine's celery compound has
mere than fulfilled the great things that were e1-
p.eted Of II when it was first announced to medical
men as the discovery of that distinguished scientist
Professor Edward E. Phelps, Md. LID. 1t Is
the srandest fnvigorator and strengthener in the
world 1t offers an escape from exhaus-
ton, neuralgia sleeplessness and dyspepsia to every
man and woman who Is robbed of health.
Evening star., 1896-12-12
killea !. i. rr.isAa wreck.

LANCASTER. Pa. December 12-Archie
Bierbauer Of Harrisburg. . brakeman on
the Pennsylvania railroad, was killed in n
freight wreck at Collins station, on the
main line of the Pennsylvania railroad. to-
day. A broken axle wrecked six cars loaded
with coal and blocked both tracks for sew
eral hours.
Evening star., 1896-12-12
Found Asphyxiated.

BOSTON, December 12.-Mary l.. Collins
and Samuel p. Putnam Of Chicago were
found dead today upon the foor of q room
occupied by the woman The gas was
turned on. The woman was twenty years
of age and the man about fifty. An in
vestigation Is now being made by the
police.
Evening star., 1896-12-12
FOR wKKEFULxEss
Use Aorrford's Acid Phosphate.

Dr: 4. D. MCDONALD. wilmingtoa,. n. c., says:
nne eignt drops taken IN, water, on gning to
bed WIN rest the brain and causc quiet sleep. =.
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,,,,,,er cONGnEss CLOSED.

New York. June 2s.-The whist cons' =
a,5 tournament at Manhattan EaaeN
rlesei carly this morning
The long suffers have been overwno.n'.
.,,,.,, dcfeat.d At secret meeting iAe
o,,estion Of system came up Former
Ins,,ao,,, echwat.,z las recommended maj
i ,hc cnnsress auth re. the president t.
w Commute of seven experts 10
rlpcl system Of llay a s,,hsr ise nsn
mil", ~ W. he seventh annual congress.
na,,tss ~, Meeting indorsed this rea7minen1a =
~ lnI he raising Il In the form Il 'eso-
luton. ,~,,,ercia, Travellers olut,
INC rnsil.d fr-m the league on the
s wss Ina, II had got into the fanas OF
pr Tha contest for the Hamilton trophy
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BrRNs' LOVE roa ms WIFE.

a Sad Waste Of Fpp1lar sympathy for
"liigh,and Mary"
"I5irns has been boiiy assailgd,' writes
Arthrr Warren, In Iseseninp "fhe ofnei
s. - of Roberl Burns" In July Iot'es'
Home Journal "becausc Of his alleged
Indifference to his wife dean Armour.
I'm the tact 10 he WAS aidrntly fond Of
her. j an was tfue to him afiG ms true
jean w9rsiupeI him literally worSh.pcd
him. And when W. study Efr devoted
HE must agree that there must have
eiii much That was admirable In he chni-
ncicr Of "A man VINO was adDrod by 20
true woman Burns hiographnrs hay.
rh''e ~ ~ US IN apriosizing Tor The .,-
T. cts of Bobtir's bfe. hut there IL sucn
"a thing as insisting too heavily upcsl
them. Zoo much has been made In
tic thousand stori Of Burns ~. OF The
Highland Mary tpisode and too little of
Of Jeans ihierse loyalty 10 him ard de-
voted care q rim, The read facts about
Highland Mary WIN never be known They
comprise the ore epIso3e Of l'urns' iife
which IL yelled IN mys.,ey. But one can
study the poets llfe closely enough 10 see
that the persecution which In the carly
days seemed 10 hope,essly separate him
from love crave him to ilighlapi Mary
FOR solace. ard that Nary's sudden deatr
i'd allycd that Highland lassie IN hts fueni-
cry. There was not much more 10 n. and
lean never troubled ieraclf about u. Thfrr
hss been IA sad waste of popular SYM
na'hy over Highland MARY II Is 10 loyal
love for hts and Tor his children was very
great. Tfet H. a pleasing picture Of him
landed down by one who saw nirn sit
unE IN the summer evening at his door
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DENfsON 6, IiOrsToN -.

ponison, Texas. June 2s. - Pitcher
tlugS's heart trouble was greatly agcra-
waited today by the Mud CATS. who nehaved
IN mos; unlatiylikc manner and pounded
ont singles doubles. triples and home runs
with cruel disregard of the pitchers health
and feelings. Reckcr put TWO halls over
the left fled feuco in TWO succ zssi.e Ia
ninCs and scored Il home run each time
the bah tom ne the t.mhei tnr srcvnl
time within ten feet of whore i, had saii"d
out of si:Lt before. The .rowl. though
somewhat partisan. applaunsi tii- l,urnS
little fellow heartily. the fielding of the
visitors was sharp and snappy in marked
contrast to that OF the home tenn, oS-
pecally the iniield-oswa!d made three ei-
rors at short that We're exceedingly cost Y
and the usually reliable Clark also mad
an off day-but WITH all thai tne indians
m sht have won hut Tor Roach's good
work in the box. 1t is true he was mt
safdly eleven times, but be managed 10
place them where they did no harm. kline
played short in good style. and Shaifer
" rs stone wall al iirst, and terror
with ihe stick. making TWO doubles and u
triple.
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| Can't Please MN With That Food, Say
a Butchers Wife
| Bufohors seem to become cool natured
AS II It were an unavoidable consruuHllc.
OF tho.r business. They are b;uslne. a.
a rule lut lhcte is II twinkle Of so,d
lamor n Ia II eyes. anu thrii fat run'it
On NH shake wlth mortimer, an sll.l,
~ 'Nocafion. 1t - good thug mas fhcy
lai". ion there ~ plenty 81 'fal - MGR
iaftonce N heir customers. NJ least
the butchers say so according to me New
- Mr. rliegeisrioi do yfu think /
bought ilat Inoau To ON mont Ylur Shpp2'
ssfs an lriia lady oil middle age ~ she
comes into the bncher shop in II whiri
WY. asks the smiling butcher
WHY bought hat niece OF beef hnlf
an hour ago, ard you told mo Il would
rsach he nopso a soon - me m at
lands unr. II ypu dpn'i VAR 10 send
t g.ve No my money back A..
Na,ie jnsi as II IN, the house. DO back
and y7u WI md ! there ,..
'Tfus Aifh = hlandnoss that f. refresh
!ne lie butcher dismisses MIS-, Dempsey.
No soanor sne oil of ihc shop tnAn he
rro DUE Mrs. Dsmp-ey's, mcnt from a
fsgit Hnde G ne y s 10 soy throws u '"''
'.li.fr' re, ihis around ~ Mrs Den,p.
sey's pace hef re she can sri i,,nie. zen
botn vndting an tho house for II qulres
OF an hour Hustle. now.
Away goes ihe hoy, aud the sleek but
IN /, "A fact thai there are more cranhs
oemifg Ia butcher shops ih"n You'll mud
arvyg here .lAo.' obs rN,s H. hirrfcr ~
H. shaipsns his knife aud carvcs away
~ han an ux lying IN the block heior"
MN 81 snnpoza II = the trouble ~ try
'ng to sstsfy cranky husbands with meat
The l,iicher's wife SIN lea hIish,ly Ia
asscnr. and carried on ihe 70 hegnn
hv Her husband IN her own way. sad
1T liz harder "a please = man with meat
ihan with anything elFo That H. pat pu the
able ! know thit. Although, my hns-
band "a a butcher and can ieil me Just
what 10 get. have sscn thai man inin
m his nose NJ tn" M 81 hraWiful steak NJ
/ ,nalrl-, and at dinner time gi'imbie be-
cause no could not have i.s' thai rarifc'i-
lar cut. They are the most lnr,nHisieTl
prnnle On oarih''
"Who-bufcfc~s cr man?'
nMen. / dent trnk butchers are worse
.hnr ether mon. liu, fher" is sonr'h ng
IN r eni ihat brings ,ni Al ihe cianh n,,ss
ranu hat lie can ~. De pleased with
H.. mrai tina, IL offered to her by ihi
iiiicirr $40 would ne " ihng - tutr
m 81 anything. but she knows maj she
hds thai hunery. disagreaaple man coin
inr Rome 20 his ~ al, lnh hat the chHn".,
ara . viii oomulain about his food. what
or.r n,aV b. at hofpr, hlin. II ! had my
~ woull make every man hGv hi4
own meat. Then be would know whii II
S,G,od'" said ,lc smiling butcher.
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Earned runs-Fort Worth G.
Two base hits Nance. Blakey Cole.
Three Iase hit--I,ivitts
liome runs-McAllisier, Stenfoldt.
struck out--l5y lsaacs 3.
Mccoy /.
boul,ie plays-w olover to Meyer; Mccoy
Stolen bascs-Gcar, Belt. McD.vtts. VOL
Wild pitch Mccoy.
Time of same-l:ii
ImpIre-Jack brennan.
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Mems Linen Suits, IS.

At this price we can sell
you an excellently made, per.
feet fitting Crash Linen Suit:
all sizes now i'm stock. Come
and get one of these suits at
once, or order at once, as ii
seems almost impossible to
keep up our supply, SO great
is the demand.
Sold 1000 pairs of those
MEMS all wool pants at Sl.0O
and $3.50 last week.
There's about as many left
for this Fourth of July week,
but after that WE don't know
where there's more quite as
good for Sl.90 or 81. 90.
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NhArMoNr II; LAKE ctiApI,ns N

boalinpmI TcNas. Iunc IS. The H,au.
''''' '@s h'li club defeated Lake Charles
IN warmly contested game A. Elanchet,e
,,hk ms rarncon before an audIcnc, of
auoi ii people. The samr MAS v,rv
pr 'tllv llay,d and II WIS either clu,'s
n.,,'.Sty nntil Lake Charlcs piaycd rs hnli
VI We nln'h inning. Features Of the Gam,
Nc me l'tchiug Of Newman for lIcaiI.
, n'toNt ana base running ci the LAX,
- - ,nont ...... .........2 l9cli6u.
't.rtics Newman aud Nctprl,rndai,
10, heelm nj Wal aud Eoutcyvite .ur
i-%ht Nnares. Umpire Costello.
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TTMPsON a; GAEKIsDN a

i.'nhs n. NNas. jun, q. The Timpsor
o"i 'iuo went to Garrison ,cday aid dc.
na',d the Garrison club by d score o
Is Ia ..
,,,,i,9npscn, Clements. catcher. .ernnga
second base: carrier. third has,,. Aiorris,n
, 'a mr!u, ON dress, right field. Rtinnels.
NI."er heiu; Day short stop
pA.hcr Hines. nrs, base. Simnson soc
u MI pas. ADAMS. THIRD base: Duncan lett
~" smut right field. Macthc,,s, cen
'e, ned: King, short sion.
Fonch un.nIro. rcHari s,,nrcr
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1886.

Some people are surprised at the growing
fen0atlon. Why shoudnt they be? Each
year hr.n9s more patents ana more mod
ern appliances. Don't We each year tear
down the old plants ana build new indus
tr.esy Now. good people. 4 would he say
ing but lfile for the growing genera ton
TO Ray laundi1es are not going 10 lie bet
ter. a irai VIII convince you that we not
only have 1896 machinery. but The beg,
help in the State. This is the Model Lauu-
0Sy. pll Prairie. Phone Isl.
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OVATION 10 COcKRELL.

Abilene, Texas. June |,-congreraman
cockrcil, wife ana daughter arrived here
Yesterday evening He was met ny the
train hv a committee Of cit zens md the
brass band The people here have pur-
chased a s.0D gold watch which IL To he
nrSsen,ed 20 Judge rockr-il In token Of
he appreciation they have for his efforts
~ securing a Federal court for this place.
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| N' ARANNNE PROCLAMATION
Nv hpr'as, nn the s7ih day OF .lnn. A u
| ',,' w" l.iNc stock : ~ .aiN comm ssion
.rissN4I rass,i tne lohowius tesnl,i on..
OF ne lave stock SANITARY CommlSsi III
Of tNt Sihtc ut TnNas "a ~ boon rcuaht,'
.ttpiNl'd thai u vhnfaEiouS aui ni4crou..
1850 'i a nal eulut character known
| nS maj ~ or anthrax. exists amunr mo
N"'tit anu '"ls' S uf the state OF Iuutsianl
p1l.,q thH sd stare las zee san iliy r.en-
-, +, M, ~. 10 fyrnt I've stock - aaectcd
~ IA coming iu contact with nah - AMI
mails NOT 90 amrrtod. aud hue .sn,.,,l,n,,
."' ~ s'Ns' art whereas. the sud i've
= OK ',tnittN comm SsiAn has barr fur-
'n,t i.iihlN 'WU'nrd ihnt I've stu.,l9 from
Sa'd Sitt are h,lng crossed over nt,,
Oh S4idaiN M h.iwo,n the States OF
on siana aud r NAs iuio the St, 81
T,Nas. and ate fable n, ,ntnni,,' ,,.,t
~ a S'aso 10 th, live stock OF tlic
:. ami "hercas by tho law # ms
~ t'r creating bis commission I Is mace
N domestic anmals OF ~ $ Silic from
an rpli'Asnus and infe sus ds,5is,s ot
hHi'Nnnni 'L,rnctcr. wh"tnor ,ti dis
ease Ni.Js IL Texas or elsewhere and tn
mf t'ri IN" i've stack 81 az" STAT, az
l'Nas, Now. ,hfr, fore. the I We : iuci, san
now ior'hA make, d.taru. ne aud ,4.aniish
IN lall"wiue quarantine lines rn'e aud
r. SHla'snf i, 'TNinsi anier1N ,or chThon.
S.ato - ouisnna and tn state oi '',xn
And ,aid live STOCK Ssnlfary Comm IS on
CT nc Stat" of TN : htr,hv orders ihnt
her after and ur il r.i'tlrr ordered hv said
II mission, no cattle. her.,S or nulls
- m Vie STATE 4 Louisiana shill bc per-
STATE ni ToNNe and wn"n 40 cross M.
- q ine Hni STATE by "a, such i've stool,
~i'hin n he STATE of Texas and II is hero
by irtho- ordered tina the violation nf
any If tie az rre'n'd rude aud rog.ila ons
% ~. as nr VidNl by tho NV ~ lho stat,
81 F"Nas. aud mcsi Respectfully ak your
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAyoR.
Through Route 10 wasnngion

Vandal.a- PonnFylfanll Short Lines from
81, Louis through P.ttsburg aud oyrr the
Allegheny lnouniipn ms al Tho highest point
abovr SEA Level, around Horseshoe curve
aud along the Blue Junata. Low rates
July 4, ), { and Z. For Information .ld-
dress W. r. Brnnlicr. A. q, T.. Agent. 81.
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Austin
Summary: W y o VI
T Ts'nG BASE r'h n;,- 3 Austin :.
Three base 'iit-Nic,
Tome run--Jancsen.
lain 5. o"e'i :. by Chamber
cb nn,Ss on called balls-on croweu G. OF
s sp"Sic play-srencer, Payne and ye,s
Batter ia pases.'i HOFFMAN. Davis.
,r,assied bali lIcvdon.
MIC, w va pitch Chamberlain
,,ime of gamc--i:4o.
impress Clair
DALLAS 10, SAN ANTONIO
Dallas, Texas. June es.--D,i,,s s.,
r,sn, n,V'''n's today by a score OF 10 to ..
-a'as is oosinnins TO play ball.
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BORING FOR MArEr

Round Rock. TeAas. June T.--Air. Hart
Icy. who is boring an octcsian wen here.
has gone CID feet since he commenced
deepening II. making II now slj feet deep,
but no additional atrcain has yet been
titIitrk
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pATENTs TO TEXANS.

Patents granted TO citizens Of Texas for
the week ending June q. 1896, reported
through the office OF j. +. Resle. solicitor
of patenis, aos u stieet y. W. Washing
ton. d. G.:
Alfred Hsrbelin. Waco, leg protector:
James X. +, Miller. Woodviile. rest for
piyoting hthes.
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with his lltln daughter IN his arinf, dana
hing her. "nd tingipg 10 her. aud ii9luS
rirl hed ~ The autumn of ms, when lci
fathers health vas failing"
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Vas wen by the Hamilton club or rh,ls
,,,,ph,a ny Twelve tricks. II is the tiitt
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H. vrzENrEREIN ANNJvrps.p,.

I'm, ~ ''N ERETN ANNIVERSARY.
fal. y. branch seheutzenvere,n VII eel
napa =. '"eh'y-'ifih anniversary with
" "se barbecue on lhs Fourth Of
ss Ss, VIII be The rresentotion of !, noo,,-
''"ef' prize shooting ara a grand
lt,;sien nr.eenIhorn is president Of tho
[ail ana N and Nessrs. Arnold ~
fei.se n. YIN. Schulz compose Tho
ihg charge Of the cdlcbra-
it 81 t,,ts in know how 70 ct I'm
I,,s That ,,is KIND and 7 goes without
ssAht dav ose who attend Will spend
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Boys Department

Boys Black and Navy Blue
Serge Coats and Vests, ages
l2 to IA, SIS.
Boys Black Alpaca Coats. $50.
Boys Crash Linen Suits,
long pants, ages Id to II,
S4. 80.
Boys all.wool Knee Pants,
Doe.
Boys Globe Shirt Waists,
Numbered, reduced from Csc
to soc.
Boys Soft or Stiff Brim
Fine White Straw Hats, SOC
each.
Boys Bicycle Stockings. sc.
Ladies' Shirt Waists
your choice of any in
the house, SOC cash.
Ladies' Sailor Straw
Hats, choice of any in
the house, SOC cash.
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slEw HurcIiINs HOUSE.

k.5cr q Tuo.tn.
ser. Proprietors.
II modelled and
newly furnishe ed.
Unequaled in all
Its appointments
IN the STATE OF
Texas.
The L G a d 1 II G
Hotel.
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MISREPRESENTATION

AS n,s Meeting aud Eleceticn of
La oihcers aud Directors.
annual meeting of the Houston
"a 'suna was held Yesterday morning,
s9sa attendance of memt,s. A
E ssss'e,iam amount OF routine busine IS
tFtsrs w. ailer which the election
~ was hel., AMI resulted as fol-
Ia" iuiIaeninG. president
A,nnarl'ing. vice PRESIDENT.
Asa, -ipnann, secretary.
M prnnnsr. trsasm,er.
h s,,,spsck. STANDARD bearer.
Bad =, cns, dian of hall.
ffr il 0. direct ora4o'.n' preus,r
abtls rh.nann, Fritz linckr. Charles
.B.thtrr narles Ertz. 8. Falks1n aud
uitlipbs nv ne committee was appointed
mon a. Gcp KS 9 The retirlns Officers
l0fssr ~, G. Lieh. A. Kuh,mann.
ntt.na la Max koaprick.
gs As OF the drect,rs will he held
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KIAM'S FOURTH Of july
WEEK. BARGAINS
Mems Summer Suits

For ordinary wear, travelling
or outing; fine lightest weight
all wool garments, perfect
fitting and right up to date,
$3.50 and $40
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