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pair and upwards; ladies' fancy clothing
laundried without injury to the gar
ment. French Laundry, 912 l. street
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TO-DAY'S RACES.
An Excellent Programme for Thi
Afternoon.

There ought to be good racing this
afternoon, for although there is a strong
fvorite in each event 1t often happens
hat favOrites fail to sustain the expect
ations of their hackers. There are to
be three races-all high class ones.
First comes a 81 900 purse for 2:15
trotters with this fine field:
Edgemont Park Stock FARMS blk. m.
Gallette, by Jud Wilkes; dam, by Com
nodore Belmont.
Winship & Keating's blk. M. Gazelle,
by Gossiper; dam, by Governor Booth.
]. A. Perkins b. g. Jasper Ayres, by
Iris; dam, Babe, by Altamont.
NJ. D. Wisdoms b. h. Challenger Chief,
by Challenger; dam, Rosa Chief, by D.
Monroe.
Palo Alto Stock Farms b. m. Helena,
by Electioneer; dam, Lady Ellen, by
Mambrino.
DR.. H. H. Hanson's b. 6. Chris Peter
sen, by Deputy; dam, Virginia Wilkes,
by Denver Wilkes.
Second on the card is another 81 900
purse for PA peacers, and these are
announced to start:
D. r. Misner's b. g. Plunkett, by
Strathern; dam, Fly, by Bulger.
Spinks & Yelrs b. G. Strathmont, by
AotA cAbAl w 1y UciAls ny <AildlllOi1l
Borden & Thompson's blk. m. Alice
Cresco, by Cresco; dam, Black Betsey,
by imp Australian.
+. Wiesbaum's b. h. Hanford Medium
b! Milton R.; dam, by Signal.
t. J. Crowley's ch. g. AL Gregor by
ateinway; dam, Maggie McGregor, by
Robert McGregor.
Park Henshaw's ch. m. Bell, by Mel
bourne King: dam Matte
p. L. Nash's b. h. Colonel Benton, by
Brown jug; dam, Lady Benton, by Cen
era1 Benton.
w. H. Stimsons blk. h. Del Norte, by
Altamont; dam, Tecora, by c. NJ. Clay,
Jr.
John Cross br. h. Welcome, by Ar
thur Wilkes; dam. Lettie.
Lee Shaner's b. h. Prince Almont, by
Almont Medium; dam, Queen of the
West.
Last, but not least, comes a 81 ZOO
purse for 2:19 trotters with the follow
ing big field of horses in it:
= T. Breens b. m. Anita, by JUNO;
dam, Anita g., by Falls.
Charles A. Hugs br. m. Charivari by
Sterling; dam, Alice, by Prompter.
G. W. Ford's b. h. Neernut by Albert
w; dam, Clyte I'd, by Nutwood
w. d. Nichols b. f. Stella, by George
Washington; dam, Maid, by Mcdonald
Chief.
Weather & Lowrey's b. m. Letter B.,
by Ward B.; dam, Irish Mare, by Judge
McKinstry.
Park Henshaw's blk. m. Mamie Grif-
fin, by Blackbird; dam, by Signal
D. J. McCarty's b. m. Carrie c., by
Starboul; dam, Sadie McGregor by
Robert McGregor.
Henry Schlosser's b. h. Clay S., by
Grover Clay; dam, Belle, by Whipple-
tor.
j. H. Kelly's b. h. Conn, by Inca
dam, Belle, by Irvington.
w. P. Fuller's ch. g. Fitzsimmons, by
( Dexter Prince; dam, Lady Fracture, by
Electioneer.
A. Hayward's b. h. Stamboulette, by
Stamboul; dam, Lady Escott.
w. S. Hobart's b. m. Tuna, by -.
John Cross br. m. Nettie Hambleto-
nian, by Hambleton's Mambrino; dam,
Almontee.
Charles Taft's b. m. Eva T., by AL
mont Medium; dam, Dasher, by ALL
wood.
In the first race Gallette sold last
n ut at $40 against 81 for Peterson and
81 for the field.
For the second Al Gregor brought 50,
V come S5. and the field SO
cor the last race Mamie Griffin
bI sdght So, Charivari 81, and the field
SO.
In this race W. S. Hobart, the young
San Francisco millionaire. will drive his
mare Tuna.
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NO FREE ADS.

No free s'want" ads. are taken in
THE RECORD UNION. Births,
deaths and marriages also charged
for. NO PREMIUMS GIVEN. NO
CATCH-PENNY DEVICES. The pa
per is worth the money you pay for
others. Published ptsu9a SUNDAYS sysn so. aIso.
The class who have money to spend
all take it. Rich and poor like it for
its cleanly, healthy tone. Classified
ads; by the month, Wants, For Sale.
To Let. Personals. etc.. soc per line.
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Last Nights Fire.

The fence surrounding the pipe works
o. Schaw, Ingram, hatcher & Co, at
sixteenth and B streets, caught fire last
night and caused the department to
turn out. The fire was extinguished
before any serious damage was done
Chief Guthrie said the fire occurred
from the spontaneous combustion of a
quantity of coal.
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SIS REWARD-LOST, RACE TRACK,
lady's gold watch with letters '.P. M on
face. Above reward by returning same to
l4l7 G street. lt*
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JOHN d. SHEARER, ARTIFICIAL
stone walks and concrete foundations.
1918 n street.
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COErfland Will Gn

Many of the members of Courtland
Parlor, n. S. G. W., will go to Stockton
III buggies to attend the celebration of
Admission Day by the order.
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Fancywork, 1014 Sth. Open until 6:3O
.. M; Saturday, 8. Miss l.. Schubert.s
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MUSIC AND Art.

HAVING RETURNED FROM MY SUM-
music on September /, '96. For terms,
or information, call on or address Pro-
fessor ]. S. Becker. 1881 NJ street, Sacra-
mento.
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HOME COOKING-THE LADIES OF
Oak Park Baptist Church and Society
will serve lunch every day this week,
SIT j street. Meals at all hours from
a. m. to p. m. Chicken dinner Thurs,
day. Meals 10 cents. Ice cream ana
cake III cents S6-4t
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FOR A GOOD AMERICANA MADE Ia
male go to f. NJ. Sanford's, 1110 street.
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FOR LADIES FINE UNDERWEAR
and fancy Japanese goods at reduced
prices go to f. SING e. CO., Sl5 K street.
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A. r. A. MEETS EVERY FRIDAY EVEN
ing, |. o. 0. F. Hall, No. s, first and
third; No. 40 second and fourth. All wei
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

H. S. BEALS RECEIVED THE FIRST
premium at the State Fair for photo
graphs in Sacramento, and he still keeps
marching on with improvements in the
art. Give him call before going else
where. Corner Seventh and j streets,
Sacramento.
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GRAND SPANISH BALL TO BE GIVEN
September 18th at Turner Hall by M. {.
Chinchilla Admission, 90 cents. Ladies
free. Best music in town.
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Pasteur germ proof filter. S21 X.
Alex. Holmes. Photo Studio. 1908 1Oth.s
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CAPITAL OIL CO.-COAL OIL AND
gasoline by the can. Leave orders at
Office Salt Depot, No. 1119 Fourth street.
Cap. telephone, 494 f. Z. LEE, Man
ager.
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TRY THE GREAT HEALTH DRINK.
Sarsaparilla, Celery and Iron: also, other
fine summer drinks, at 725 X street.
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ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW.

WILLIAM A. GETT, JR,
Attorney-at-LaW
Sutter Building, southwest corner OF
Fifth and J. Telephone No. $780,
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BOoKBINDERs.
SELECT SCHOOL.

HOWE'S A G A D E NJ Y-G r A M M A r
grade high school, normal and business
branches; elocution, French and German
are taught. Ninth and / streets.
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PERSONALS.

LADIES-CHICHEST ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brand) are
the best. Safe. reliable. Take no other.
Send a.. stamps, for particulars, Relief
druggists. Chichester Chemical Com
pany, Philadelphia, Pa. Tu-WS
JUST ARRIVED-MRS. DIR. TERRY,
the most wonderful medium of the age;
tells your past, present and future in
dead trance; call and be convinced: cir
cles Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Office at Gil K street, rooms and 5.
Letters answered; confidential.
N-WATCHES CLEANED, 81; WATCH
mainsprings, 81. All work warranted.
419 K, next to Metropolitan Theater.
AN EASTERN LADY GIVES MAGNET
ic massage and alcohol baths. Both de-
lightful and refreshing. A sure cure for
rheumatism. New York House, 1117
Fourth street, room s.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

MRS. CARL THOMPSON, TRAINED
nurse, has removed from 5131a K street
to rooms % and %, Metropolitan Build
ing, Fifth and K. Capital Telephone,
4O6 sS-3ts
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LOTS TO EXCHANGED HAVE THREE
lots within three blocks of Mission and
Twenty-eighth streets, San Francisco,
which l will exchange for lot in Pacific
owners Address p. .. Box 406, Sacra-
mentO CITY
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MEETING NOTICES
LOsT-FOUNp.

BLACK BAG, PURPLE
lined, with two letters and glasses. Leave
at COB Eleventh street and receive re-
ward s9-2ts
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CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)
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just outside of city, near electric cars;
located right for suburban home. See
JAMES T.. MILLS, 301 ] street.
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BEGONIAS, FERNS, ETC, H STREET
Nursery. 2SO5 H street. Mrs. j. w. Neff.
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OAK STOVE WOOD So so PER CORD;
summer wood in 4-foot or stove lengths,
$4; measurement guaranteed. Leave
orders sos Seventh street. w. H. BAS-
LER.
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LOST-A GREEN PARROT WITH
large yellow spot on back Of head. Re-
turn to 7191a l. street and be rewarded
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CITIZENS AND VISITORS TO THE
State Fair YOU can find delicious
chicken Spanish and fresh tamales at
1926 Seventh street.
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Charles F. Gardner. D. E. Alexander.
Arthur z. Miller.
ALEXANDER, MILLER &c GARDNER,
Attorneys and Counselors at law
4051a ] street Sacramento.
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FOR SALE-LOTS IN OAK GROVE
tract on the installment plan; only a
few left CURTIS, CARMICHAEL &
BRAND. Fourth and j.
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FOR SALE-PIPE ORGAN; FOUR FULL
stops. pedal bourbon right: Suitable for
small church. Apply 51o Eleventh street.
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MEDICAL BATTERIES, BOTH SOLD
and repaired at Electro Works, S24 Il st.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE FIRST CLASS
secondhand extension top carriage. Ap-
ply c. S. OFT, 1116 Second street.
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CESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHINiNEYs
cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. W. NJ.
SLAUGHTER, 317 X and 32l nj street.
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Free samples milkine at all drug
lists.
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FOE SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP, ON ACCOUNT OF
going East, two houses located on Twen-
tieth street between and @; five
rooms; all have gas, pantry, baths, hot
and cold water Apply on premises to f.
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SIT 5O--523 O--FOUR LARGE ROOMS.
with bath and storerooms; barn rents
for So So KRONER, 423 j.
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department OF .ducs lion, writes as fol-
lows. ~ rcEre, THAI can not NJ THIS
time promise 10 be present. but 1 certainly
shall avail my s.lf of the opportunity ut
meeting With the persons most Interested
In providing good roads for the state II
mud II possible 20 do 40. nave n Np"-
cia interest IA this matter. because me
establishment Of good roads ~ Il roiiul-
liun that WON'T very much lnpioN" inc
Attendance at llc public schools through
out The state In many cases II Is n"Nl
school r'gulnIly ON account OF the mn
possibility Of the ronds when many of
tho schools arc In scaSiou. Wishing ihis
enterprise The greatest succcss and thnnh
INK you again for your cordial invitation.
Mr.. charioa Culmof", proprietor of tho
Houston iDniiy Press and vice consul OF
The LeiHnie OF American Whecimcn of
Texas. writes that he has written every
Jlomb.r Of the organization to aid the en-
torprsc. Mr.. Culmoic iurheT says that
lie VIII have thousands of bicycle riders
u Galveston Lunc TO ~. inclusive We
must nave good rundr.
Hon. =, g franburry, writing from Aus
TIN, says Il am IN full symphthy win the
cnierInitc and viii chcerfully aid 1t as
best l rHn BUSINESS engagements per
hitting, VIII be with you June 10 H."
Hon. Lewis linncock. mayor Of Austin.
wriioa magnificent letter, which needs
no comment, and IL as follows. Your
very kind invitation OF April II to attend
your meeting in Galveston on June =, II
received l am greatly Interested IN tho
subject of good ipadk, believing II one of
the most important we cnn take up and I
shall make all possible effort TO attend
nj least suine of the meetings Of the con
vention. l appreciate your Kindness In
inviting me To address the convention.
but do not feel thai ! am sufficiently wcll
Informed TO do NO, md win br among
you raihrr 10 lenin than 10 Instruct. !
also talk" pleasure IN stating that your :.
invitation 10 tine city council Of Austin |
wns laid befors that body last night. was
referred 10 III" proper committee and win |
receive due consideration. II wish the |
whole council could intend. Thanking |
you FOR your invitation TO be present ana |
10 take par, In your discourse. | remain"
An extended md instructive letter from
Hon Burioy H. Ayers Of Chicago deals
wan glenr many questions which ARE
uniir consideration.
Tho above review covers only portion
u The yoIuminuus man being received in
with this great meeting.
AS las been announced the s. ma ximum
rate viii be effective. The movement
having been started by the Missouri Kan
'ls and Tcxns railrobd and Immediately
followed by the international and Great
Northern Of course other roads VIII fol-
ow and the convention viii DO grand
SUCCESS.
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HOW A WOMAN MAY PROPOSE.

Some time since the New York Herald
offered u prize for the best response to the
question: How fur may IA woman 70 to en-
courage "a man 10 propose marrlageT
The prize winner II MIS-. Jnmos Gilmour
OF Brooklyn. and her formula In ms follows:
Select the man on whom you intend TO
bcsiow the privilege Of your attention. In
your after companionship with him never
compromise yourself by any indecorous-
ness. Seek his society In such Il manner
that he IN not cogniaant Of being sought
after: he bright ana cheerful In his pres
ence, sympa,hize with him In his troubles,
stimulate him TO best efforts In his busi-
ness affairs. Dress becominRly for him,
but never gaudlly. When he Is absent
from you. write him a few Interesting.
chatty letters. Above all. prove yourself
a good listener. DO not always agree with
him: Il is sometimes wiser 10 agree 10
disagree. Draw lie line at promiscuous
osculation You might yoiichsafe him just
one kiss-some night at parting. hut II he
attempts To return II. do not permit II. If
you have spark of wit In your NATURE
you ought by this time 10 have made your
self SO necessary to his existence that he
VIII miss you sadly when .absent."
The San Francisco ~Argonant. In com.
menting upon the matter. says that Mrs,
Gil,nour vigorously rescnts the accusa-
ton that she proposed 20 her husband"
but what. then. y the value Of her
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IORT NEWS STORIES.

A Neb-Gottlcib Wusrthrick -
Wei known German. comsette0
~ strungulation.
)N-The divorce suit tnsfitused q
uirglnson has cosnrencco.
nj OF one Of tho gresiest eooses
NJ. CRY. Mo.-Watt Reed Has
ia ,nnr,sonnlent for tho muf4eg
inn, Vim. The killing occurSe0
suit for . nos. y
pIcr Neb.--A BurilnGt0n -
srair went into 3 waSloAl -
~ ,hrea cars Leaving the track
~" rom brennan and C0nenctoa
i were Killed.
mn colo.-Four theeters 80
anc,s for the benetit ~ no gI9
Il, s,,ffcrers, ol0oo being 1esse.
nrch in the city conttlpnse& ~
ec,iops 10 tho fund for ~ ~
n,,,,o ro -. L. Cowan: ths ~.
bui,u S,nrbof dealer. !hQ 49,
younsA ~ Central An1ertces 49,
hl!s ,itv IN charge o. tGtocSeyoy
10 t"in sssit Covan has u1oe, ~
low ~ which no tmpuce ~ .
oss.oia whose nAmoe Ac0
o. Peu usion can be takeH 4Geb44 ~
Irrational deyelopnaehm - !
,.S x.n...-Judss Foster q ~
A S;si rlct court has arp0!osS
.. q, Noel and nenneSt
Wsss; - for the Invest
ans, ~ America. doing nAlS !. Y
ssse,ify. 7'he concern y : ~
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In Harris county Is that tho jurios vii
award damages against the county ke
fcrrng 30 the convict matter, h. sasti he
had addressed the pcnitentiary board upaf
the subject tnrcr wears ago IN rcGafa
to working The oonNicts IN graycl and
rock pits, getting out road material re
thoirht II would be useless 40 ask IN,
legislature TO let out lorg-;ime conv'ets
uIluu TN, prlirlcs to work roads. but h1
believed n law could bo had anthorizlnH
thor labor IN sraNfi o, r,Hk pi,s, o,s ~,
PROT ssor .Ially were referred reported
tue following resolutions. rccommenHiai
favorable consideration of same, and They
~ err. adOpteu.
Ihe following resolution offered by COZ
onel s;losson was adopted:
"Resylv.d. That this body earnestly rec
sioncrs OF Galveston and Hairs oornti"f
the completion Of inacadaniized or
shclled road between the Two commercial
cities of Houston and Galveston ut the
earliest possible moment
Mr.. Elder said the only way to get That
road through was to make II a personal
matter at and before tho next elcctlon
giving nsplrants for commissions ships
to understand that If they do not FAVOR II
they must take "A back scat.
IL was suggested that the association
should hav" u Tund and Secr"tnr% iich-
ardson said 1t would be Unnecessary TO
provide for anything save stationery. ~
the secretary * already In the pay OF the
public. The members Of the committee
iaid thcr dollars on the table. aud the
necessary fund was In hand in three
minutcs Mr., Elder though, local clubs
should lie organized. and that they pay a
stipulated amount monthly 10 the sup-
port Of the parent organization.
Resolved THAT there IS no more Impor-
iant factor In Tho development, of The
coast country than the Texas Coast Fair
nssociatiun
That the management OF said a~aoc'a-
tlun is entitled 10 and deserves the honrty
cooperation aud support of thu coast
country utilization committees; ana thai
s,ich stppolt cnn be more fliliy accom-
pllshod BY tie appointment of commit
iss for t6e risll,ose or ao-onnratinn vim
he management Of said association. For
the purpose y sa'hceing together ana
eao ag' country = W ausees that a commit
zee oi nv ~ ~ MI, ny ~. .iia't 'an
ri MI a i power to act in an matters per-
tanning 10 we ltWn"'.oo OF "" suoceHr
of said IeAMs ~. 'aar' am IA inli
power rs hcreny s.ne'l saiu eo'iip,.'su 70
form suheomm tteHs and mat they com
pe'e within themselves II tho'ough or
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tee on transportation, that tho Missouri
karsns and Texas Ind made a s, maxi
mum rate to the State good ronds CON
Nenton,, and that that line expects 10
hrng 1000 or 5000 people hfro; The interna
tiunal and Great Northern has ALSO an
h unrcd the same rate, aud it liz believed
thnt other ronds wll 10 the same
On motion of Mr.. Figlcv, Mr.. iurrinRcr
W = thanked for his Kindness IN permit,
tlE the nss ociation to use his pnrlors for
~ meetlns. the rooms Of the chamber
q! commerce at present not hsing avail
ab's on account o. repairs.
The meeting adJorneu. und AT 2;lo o'clock
III Visitors lrft for thu jctios On the
Richmond.
Mr. 9. II Milby said to exporter after
the adjournment Of the mc,,ing that he
neRleo ted to fully respond 20 the rcquo n
for Information concerning the Harris
burg road and he desire. to lId The fol
lowing:
"Whlle on the old rond my men could
maui only 2op brick AT load they now
haul 1870 brick Market men who former
~ conMimed all day IN making one trip
two trips daily. and only consume "A part
of the day. There are also many people
now engaged IA cutting cord wood five
and six miles from Houston and hauling
Y direct 10 Consumers. whereas they could
not formerly compete with the wood
hauled 10 Houston by rail-. This IS but
on" of the new avenues OF employmen,
sheiled road in Harris county"
The following was read
Mir Tom Richardson. Secretary Texas
Coast Utilization .Associa. ion. Galveston,
liu.en. Texts May /. 1896 The Hon q.
a, cuIb.rFon, governor OF Texas. having
seen ~ to appoint me as one OF The nye
delegates TO attend the meeting OF he
SouiN,rn npYispry committee of the
Sonthcfn states exposition, said commit
zee meeting to BE- mold at Atlanta. Ga.
May Z for the preliminary consideration
of suitable plans aud rules for exhibits
form The Southern States NJ the "sposi-
ton 10 be held In Chicago next fan, / beg
to suggest that since | note from tho
personnel Of yrnr executive committee
and he various other prominent and IN.
nucn,ial citizcns that have been appointed
as committeeman Of Southern Texas to
attend The meeting of the Texas Coast |
Utilization association, that there Is prot
abiy No more oproriune moment for as.
citlyens Of our section with reference 10 |
tins Southern States exposition movement |
ard 'hr proper exhibition % the products |
and re.onrcos Of our rapidly deveIopins
Those who will attend your meeting.
ahore mentioned. bring the leading cii-
favorable notice which Texas is obtaining
among our Northern friends and Norh- |
ern capital y rapidly becoming Interested
IN The opportunities which our State az
seems TO me that ns citizens Of Texas ""
can not AFFORD to lose any opportunity of |
lmnressine the Nnrihern States that 81
sources by seeing 10 IT hat we ar. .hor-
oushly represented at this exposition v,h
a full and complete exhibit Of all our nrod
ucts feel therefore. that n would be
proper for yonr meeting = iasr
sonn suitable action with refer. zee Ia
this proposea movements ani have suitable
e,4, y way pOsshle to pro m ote the ,,I., Gag |
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acreage for tho present season.
outhcrn Pacific and tho Houston
;as Central cotton report for the
1886.
n NJ. wcIghtley given Judgment
% against S. II. Knceland In . suit
out OF u sale Of the Texas Trunk
ators report on the cotton tns,If.
ferentinl filed with calrman Day
southwestern Traffic association.
ton, La Portcg aud Houstpn's
cross Galyes.on bay finished.
STATE.
I sections report considarable
to crops by Saturday nights hall
d storm.
Lnrgin Totally stabbed BY G. u.
Mt West. ~
aiveston cup will go to Savannah
ontostcd for. Il
ontgomcry county democrat!c com
instructs for McCemb TOR CON.
,r,crs IN coiveston ON Z strike.
$50 s0 =" rrov,ds Il, risht - I
.a,,,,, ~. n,tv q, tie u ports I;
4
'aldwell awarded 1900 at Fl Pasa n
CHI of promise.
w. Rowland Of Tyler mufderso
by Jeff Clark.
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IRREvERENT.
Truth.

They were looking NJ q picture Of Wash.
ington crossing the Delaware.
GLOW magnifcent!" she cried. "Wouldn't
you love to have been thcreT'
YES" he chuckled inaanely. 1T would
have been such fun to rock the boat and
see him sprawl."
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HE TOOK NO CHANCES.


ExCnange
Here liz my oboius: ferry me across"
Charon looked at the young man. Hised
him up, then pounded him into insonaibil-
lily with an oar.
'This fellow" he explained 10 the other
passengers as he threw the !Iody under a
seat. ''is one of the fools who love 10 rock
q boat"
All agreed that II was deed Of Justice.
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER,
Ten Ter Cent Reduction In the Yield Nay M
and MctcorolOCy.

st Joseph Mo- May
10 ''N" ''N'' "'" ''' y" 'N' 80"
will reach the Pacific
'"'e's
'''N '"'''"" WI" 'e '"S' '"' ~
wave will
Rockies
'F ,th great central valleys 18th,
n
oats producing in
in the
ocaldr
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-01-16

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