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HOuSTON'S BIG CARNIVAL.
Prompt Reports Of All Committees
Assure Its Success.
STREET PARADEs AND PAGE ANTS.
\ soltd Week os Fun and Frolic
Houston n Nlasc % Light and n
Sen of nuntina-Attractt ona.

The Carnival association met again last
night aud received reports of all the COM
mittees
Finance committee. Chairman Levy, rc-
sorted $500 collected and guaranteed $500
more for the association to distribute smong
the various committees
The railway rate committee, through It's
chairman, MIR. I'D KAN. reports tina, all
the railroads have made II uniform rat,
equal to one half of one fare for tho round
trip from points within zoo miles o. lloua-
ton. The following railways have report
cd rates, which appeared in yesterdays
fost' Houston and Texas Central. Hnus-
ton East and West Texas, Galveston. liar-
risbure and San Antonio. Texas and New
Orleans, San Antonio and Aransns Pass,
Sabine and East Texas, International and
Great Northern and Columbia TAP. The
Missouri. Kansaa and Texas, Galveston, La
Porte aud Houston Teyae Western and
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fc are vet Il
near from, The railways have agreed TO
distrlhuto large sheet posters aud other ad-
vort'sing matter, aud to send out n 10, of
their own advertising matter TO insure n
large attendance.
Inc entertainment committee through IL,
chairman asked for 5000 to carry out tho
proposed programme. which was SO, aridc
for It's use.
The amusement committee through II.
chairman. asked for siho 10 Assist In nc
dnctng programme for Indoor entertain.
niontsi which amount was placed Al th,
| disposal OF tho committee
o,hcr appropriations Tor the varlons com
mlttccs were made to meet their needs
Upon suggestion Of Mr, Moves A com
mittoe was appolHicA by the chair con
sisting OF Sam Swinfcrl and e CiWnewald
to wnlt on the merchants RAILWAYS hrc,y.
cries, manufacturing Industries aud all IN
dustrial enterprises. asking that they as
Fist IN giving n grand trhdo 1lpplay. m,
Inc following prices We're offered Flra
prise 80. second prize $40 and third prsS
S.
Upon motion Of Mr. Palmer commllie
, OF two. Mossrs Schultz aud Parker. ver
appointed to wait upon tho ladies' of iinnA
ton asking that they assist In grand now
or display
Tho following programme was sugEcste
aud no doubt will he c.,,t,d ont
, December III Grand military and Fire
mems parade
December II Trade display parade
Dcccuhcr 'S-~Crand historical. alcro,l
, cal and Illustrative parade.
, December lNR A. RS Coronation ,
/ the Traitors" Electric street car par
AIDE.
= Grand ball At the Auditorium on IN
, uiGht OF the 18th
. Besides football games al the park. ha
y loon ascenslons, parachute jumps nrt
, works d'apluy at the park, and many 9th,
, | out door attractions for the enter. aInmeI
| nj b, y Ina al "a n.
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THE DAKOTA EDITORS.
Thcy Pass Through 10 Galveston IN"
Return 10 spend the NIGHT Here

,r,,.. pas. rhron..b 10 Galveston ana
Return Ia spend the NIGHT Here
The Dakota Press association or por-
ton of II, on a tour OF Te~as ana 'hc
South arrived in Houston Yesterday morn
ing, MS announced In yesterdays fos,' ana
left fifteen minutes later for Galveston,
where they spent the day. The party re-
turned to Houston at Gao last night over
the Katy and were transferred In their
Wagner cars to the Southern Pacific tracks
near the Grand Central depot. This morn
ing they will leave for New Orleans.
4 Post reporter paid his respects to tho
blizzard district pencil puahers IN their
coy car ACCOMMODATIONS last night. The
editors and the ladies' aeeompau. ins the
Marty are a fine looking set ahc seem 10
greatly enjoy their escape from Inc snow
drifts Of their Northern homes TO ieVe'
IN the sunshine Of delightful southern
weather .-,,..
The party is composed az follows
Dailv ploindealer Grand Forks, by W.
BAPTIST Bulletin. Grand Forks. by Miss
Elzaboth Angler ana Miss jennie Min.
Dnlly Herald, Grand Forks, by MT. and
Mrs. e. Joskoski and Dir. anu MIS- W. l.
stiaub, ..,,
Gazette, Nahpctoh' ~ ~, 80 80 N
X-Rays. Hamilton. by Mr.. ana mrs. w.
[ II. Johnson and ". $. Gilpin.
Eagle. Whoatland by b. H. Harold,
I Nev.s Devils Lake. by John W. Mayer.
Herald. Lakota, by T. !. Baird
| Banner. Hillshor,, by Alvin Schmitt.
Echo. Drayton, by Mr. ana MTs' D. Ia
I Fairchild.
pioneer. Express. pcmbina, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ G. ". Ryan.
Rc-o7d, Cando. Nj and Mrs. A. p. Nc
| Donald aud SIR. and Mrs. G. J. Lord
Herald. Cando, by bliss i.llu MpNeyi -,
Courier. Crazy. by T.. NJ. crary and II
A. NicholSon
PINK Paper. Bathsnte, by Mr. and Mrs
cali. Crystal by Mr.. and Mrs J. A
! Mindcr. u.,.
Dolly Commonwealth Fargo ny waiter
Pend. ,,,,,,, ,,,,
Strings. Minuewauken. by william NIL
Ter and Migs Kate Austin
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Personal MENTION.

w. l. Gooinlch OF jackson. Mich. Is m
the city.
WlIter IIoartl. county official from
Wharton. e IN thn city
Mrs - Brown. after six weeks visit
10 Dallas and Lite Rock, has returned
home.
J. l., Johnson. representing the Graham
Paper company OF st, Louis, is guest al
the Capitol.
j. j. MoCanerty. the noted tlYfmar
from the Fast q here visit ng his sister
Mrs. Rose Olive,
r J. carraway. e4lltor OF the Nacog
dochps STAR paGd The Post a pcasant cal
yesteraay iic ~ atteAd1ag the Grant
Lodge.
Mr. Chauncey Turner 4 promilenl
voting attorney Of Wavcrlv, Tenn rs viii
hs amt. Mira Bruce L. Phillips 7lS capi
tOl avenue.
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pnultr, show.

There was a special meeting OF the Poni-
trv association last night at H. H. vas
rer's Office. vast smonnt Of bnsiAehS
WINS transacted. Arrangements IRE ab9't
cor,nlated for the show. This city hail is
n he Thoroughly cleaned and decorated
for tho exhibition The poultry people nave
lot asked far any assistance so FAR but Ia
a day or two the members win be supplied
With tickets and the merchants Nh ps
asked TO purchase liberal amount OF
LII he used 10 put the exhibition on foot
rhis viii be the first entertainment ever
hsld In the city of this kind ard thereiere
Viii be something Of an innovation ~ WIZ
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Inc st. Louis mail received by the Hous.
Ton ana Texas Central from the Texas and
facitic fast mail is being weighed at Dali
las every day by the postal authorities ia
determine what the first named road car
Iies' inns Is usually dsne once III every
tour years, but since the new card on The
international and Great Northern, which
do.s away with the fast mail train to Hous-
Ton on that road, the Houston and Calves
ION mail comes Via the Central. The
weighing will continue for thirty days.
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THE MASONS.
A Large Number port
on Obituaries.

A large number of the members OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge and the Grand Chap
ter, who have been attending the meet
ings in this city. departed yesterday for
their homes. There are a great many yet in
the city. however, attending the sessions
of the committee on work. They will he
here several days yet.
The following is the report Of the CONF
mittoe on obituaries of the Grand Chapter,
r. a. NJ, which Grand Scribe j. c. Kidd
prepared and read at the late SESSION. 1t
is beautifully worded and is one of the
documents OF the proceedings that at
tractod the attention of all present;
And tomorrow shall be as this day, and
much more abundant,
So we say, day by day. forgetting that
tomorrow is not ours. and that final
day will come for which there Is no to
morrow
Too often do we so occupy our "todays'
as to Justify the old prophet saying. The
righteous perisheth and no man layeth 1t
to heart"
OF a certainty the one thing we Know Is.
| that
ITO all men upon the earth
Death cometh soon or late"
1.-The pathos OF death is In its sudden-
ness"
Whether young man leaves us when
the bloom of youth is upon his fair
cheek" or an old man with the snowy
crown of glory upon his head is pushed
off like the Cost leaf we are equally I'M
prepared. Truly it oometh like a thief in
the night
Today soyenty-one chapters Of Teyng are
in sorrow for the loss of II companlona,
and as many households wear the emblem
tl,a
AS those gone were Our companions.
We share the grief OF those left behini,
and feeling that human sympathy but
partially alleyiatcs woe. we point to him
who has said. las one his mother com
fortoth. so will comfort YOU
As no one is alone In his Joys so are
the sorrows of this HE with al ana our
sister jurisdictions have had TO Jay 80,
these high in Royal Arch councils, as well
Sc onshrincd In the hearts Of conpelions.
Tho grand high priest he's recorded tfe
names of a number, and 10 their memory
we set aside page in orr records anu
extend TO the mourning ones our condol'
orcea, III a..
bound the later day companions WIN INN.
Of the Grand Chapter OF tue "epeo'c o'
Teyss arc alraost. II no, all gone.
Wuhin the past few months hree Of oul
o,lost romnnnjnns have sevcrtd their con-
, uoctlon with time, and been united
Past Grand High Priest II. i. Gillette
with his massive form, bcniBaant race N.
, white locks. will be no more known a'ho'''
| us. ,.,, ,ata unon III,
heads Of so many past high priests II
/ laramie blessing. will no moro 50 N sn'
o,t smong US. on Aprll p, iS'o, ~
,.passed over the river" For some 'ime ~
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be moral place of amusement to take Wis.

be moral place OF amusement to take WIS.,
itors to during the holidays.
IL Northern cities II 10 TIE custom to
make IN society parties to visit the poultry
shows and the projectors hcpc that tn
fanoicrs viii not be disappointed in that
particular In this city. Those people do
serve all kind Of encouragement.
Premium ilsts can be procured tree rom
Mr.. Sigmuud Wcstheimcr at 8. Westheimer
& Bros livery stable. corner San Jaeiuto
and Commerce streets,
Mr.. y. r, Heimlich Of Jacksonville, Ill.
the gentleman who will Judge the poultry
a, the san Antonio show. Will arrive In
this city next Tuesday morpig and will be
entertained by the local fancicrs.
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Walter Bateman was bound over TO the
criminal district court in the sum Of $3.50
for carrying brass knucklcs.
The black grip found on the market
square night before last Is still al the
police station awaiting claimant
Il. j. Collins. arrested for the theft OF a
small amount OF money from the person.
was released upon the recommendation OF
the prosecuting witness. \. G. Bro"n' who
decided not TO push the charge.
The eases against A. Graham and his
wlfr. charged by Mrs. j. Zorn, dress
maker with theft. were dismissed yester-
day in the police court, tborc not BENG
sufficient evidence TO subs ania'e the al
legations get forth In the affidavit.
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Inc local freight representatives, Of
Texas lines who attended the commission
meeting at Austin yesterday Will return
TO Houston today, report of what oc-
CURED being elsewhere in this issue. In
addition to this will be found the decision
oil the Rock Island McFadden Bros. COM
press case, which was settled in favor OK
the latter. The case may be rried into
the courts
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General Manager Howe Superintendent
Cronin and General Freigh, and Passenger
Agent Downey of the Houston East and
West Texas were at Shreveport yesterday
inspecting the line In the Houston East
and West Texas private car. The gentle
men are expected to be In Houston again
tn1ay
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e. NJ womack, for the past there years
chief clerlt for the passenger department
Of the Southern Pacific at Houston anu W.
neor rego,ning his health and visiting iela
go in tho western portion Of the state
,cft last night for Portsmouth, Va where
he Gees to accept a position in the general
oriess Of the scabcard Air Line railway b,
He Is a capable and popular man ana mas
hosts Of friends in Texas who regret 10 sec
ht.n leaye.
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"~o itWV'tu baythlu W fhOnstOu,
After lifc's fltful foyer he sleeps well'
Past Deputy Grand High Priest James
Wrigley, after three score years and four.
teen, left US for tho world beyond" on
May i6 1896 Made Mason IN 1915. hls
last visit to the grand babies here was in
1894 and was made to defend a brother
Mason from charges preferred.
Forty eight years Of active work he gave
10 the cause. He had been honorcd by cleo
ton to the highest offices in the gift OF
his lodge chapter and ccmmandery. In this
grand body he Allied the high place of
deputy grand high priest In lSIl. In the
Grand Commandery, knights Templar OF
Texas, he was grand sencraiissirno IN
1850. and grand Junior warden OF the Most
| Worshipful Grand Ledge In 1855,
| Those OF us who served with him In
days OF lang syro" will long hear, In
memory, his siivery voice. as he led In the
musical exercises of the brethren.
| Peace to his ashes"
On July %, at il3o o'clock p. M. at
his homo In Houston with his family and
a few of his nearest Masonic friends around
MN, Companion Robert Brewster closed his
eyes TO mortal scenes and woke to i'm
| mortality, Who Is there among you to
whom he was not known' Since February
%. 1874 he had worthily worn the "em-
hlcm OF innocence aad badge OF Mason. +"
since isiS he had wrought In the quarrles ="
and IL his work stands not the test OF the
Oyersa,r.s .,uora ,th, a, a.. 49,. -, -
nasa w,thin ~ s,, 80 e., - VT ~ ~
bc bo. 49,, ~ s.~.a -, 80, IN, q, 49,
ana In hts ho VA. ~. ,.s W. os's.S "uis.
Win "hari,v ~" ~ ~ orso," N v,e, o',sn'
miss,na 4, 60 90 ~ "a iu',neSs ~
mercy cx,c,dr5 . sa,Ian ,oo ~ "' ''''s
A ,,on,tar ", Irni,n,a -. ~,
oicn. rrsc a,d ,ccem,ad M.sns -, w. X
ngton chapter No. 3, Royal Arch Mosons.
Tcmu,ers ho ia r.',aa ~ . n"'sn.s
lion .'vn,,r d,,'" "' ,,oTag'' 80 W Wv Nu.s-
ton within them all o,d 40 n-as,a,,. ~,
lcer. had asked Inc omostion ,r III " ~,
was fire, n,s,,,,. MI -. a", iie
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CITY Ticket Agent Courtney Of me ha'y
has rece,yod a large number OF calendars
for 1877. soften out by his road, ana VIII
-, .,..,r,h,,ted +, those who will call for
~ " =, 10 neat execution. and the Ike .
~. .e,., a, Miss KATY. the roads sponsor o.
course is tho main feature she IS nss' y
stirred in travelne costume for u iIlr, .1
Texas by this popular route, Tho p'e'o'''
rcr,ion X, 1onc In rcd and 5sa' &
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MI. n..l Tcmpornrii. og.

D,,lss. Texas. Deoembe' IT 8 F'H''"
tonirht thar all movements LOCKING 10,
ward an improvement Of the G,, aaan =, t tgo
yeaa through Laad Agent T. NJ. Gi1ooash
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The HOTELS.
|rIoR-RATEs 50 so and $500
M JAMES LAWLOR, PRO

kloR-RATEs $3.50 and $500
N. JAMES LAWLok, PRO
Nj Cincinnati. Mrs. s. p. How
Sssn,rt, ". W. Matthews, Phil
III Buckley. Eagle Lake; j. T..
|ns;rplt; L. s. Ross. College Sta
| /. Cay.tt, Bryan; Jas. IL, Free
: Lake: j. W. Long. ST. Lou s ;
81 fan Farctsco. G. S. Arnold,
e; J. D. Millworth. New York ;
Ia Buffalo; l.. u. Tanner and
ktyAe; DR. X. c. Fiower and
Mosher, Boston: j. w. Evans.
WILLIAMSON, Ga.Ncstoa; f. l..
| cuero; Geo. h st. Chas. NJ.
slfe, Columbus; Jas. A. McNab,
4 rianary. 81. Louis; John r..
ssa, City; Louis T.. loaust. BAL
Shepard Columbus; Nj IS +.
u; n. r. Powell, Pettus; y. l..
Eagle Lake, Il. II. Beard. Fort
L. Cunningham, St. Louis; r.
y, city; $. IL. Tanner ami we.
Hw, Connolly, New Orleans;
h Kalamazoo; q. w. Gallagher,
lSNbn CO.; Henry Cook, Nea
N. 7. Gilbert, New York.
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Bryau. Texas, December 4.-The little :
yenr-o!d child o. Mr.. II, H. Moselcy zen
in a pan Of boiling water today and was
badly sealded on the back and lover limbs
It's injuries ara painful, but not danger
Gus.
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Huntsville. Texan, December f'-~The
young son OF Mr.. T. J. Greer, living in the
country. was badly kicked In the face by
a borae The little fellows nose was broli =
en-. eve badly injured and other hurts re-
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aa houston Investment
y " W. Dexter. lot A..
~. ~ Grounds addition and
sS v;,, NJ. =. ......... sS,ses
~ W Liyinea on book
Mlp Of land adjoining
Ntsi Park addition 10
p'Ft Of the a. C.. Rey-
~ =, -. ... ... ! iof
= aud wife, johanna FL
' ~ Texas Yellow Pine
,-ss acres, south 81
|s,r Sa :, subdivision Of
NV, ssa tract In o. p.
,"'ty =. -. 60. l.sst
y 70 John F. CARAT '
ut Of P, W. R,go L., ".' ~,
~ Sa a',, to John +.
M, VIE, Florence Ca
IVA block 20. sub-1i-
|,i u ., Smith survey. love
WA and
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AMONG r,,n sLuMs.
Mrs. EdhoiM nnd Party visit the
TcMdcrlniM OlnlrlCt.


Fathers, mothers, your little girls arc
no, safe" were the opening remarks OF tho
purity evangelist, Mrs, Charlton Edholm.
IN addressing an audience last night at tho
Parish house of Christ church
She spoke on her favori,e subject, Tho
rrafie In ulrls" and told how girls were
always more s,nned asainst than shining,
by designing. vicious Dion.
As an object lcAson In line with her
work. at the conclusion OF her lecture she
invited the Christian workers. present to
so with her Into the siums. Aboat sixteen
accepted the Invitation, among them solno
vi Hcuston's Wen known Christian men aud
women
Tho leading houses In what IN known ss
the Happy Hollow" iiutiict were visited
h, the party, led by Mira, Edbolm and ae-
cpmpAnied by Police Ouictra Quinn nnN
purpose
The Chrlstian callcrs were shown every
possible courtesy by tho proprictrosses of
these tided palaces. who though unnroue-
tom,d to entertain such character OF VIA
itors. gave them tho use Of their pirlors
aud the iamatus were assembled md lis
tened ntteutivciy and rourtepualy to tho
! words OF advice and possibility of salvation.
] PRAYERS were offered and the earnest In
vocaiions of the Throne OF Grace were 80
| pa,hp,icaily made that tears were broubht
TO the vycs Of many whose surroundings
were such an to preclude their hearts from
ever before being 30 touched They were
/ told ef better life and how the cr,,tcnton
home would afford them mn avenue Of GU
, cape from continued life of shame.
The best Of order prevailed and no oh
| staclo wpR thrown IN the way OF the alum
ming party gaining access TO any 81 ths
r,sorts At ono OF tho mansions al the
inmates inoi, In fcrvont prayer and tho
se,nc then Us described by ono OF the wit
rossos to Il as bc!ng peculiarly Affect
irg
After the nlnmmiun experience Mrs 81
holm viii rest today and tomorrow she WI
d,llyor two lectures, onc ~ Z y, ~ al
shcarn chapel ard another a. 20 for r,"r
only at the Young Mems Christian nrsocsa'
,iun rooms.
4 on Monday afternoon she VIII speak at
o'clock to women only at Shenin chr2ol.
.------al .-A-s------------
No Christmas aud New Years tnhl
should be without bnttlc OF pr Sicgprt
.H...a.
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inc snip Brothers, bell ringers. went
from Houston to Gal~ston over the Gal.
weston. Houston anu Henderson Yesterday
aha appeared there last night. Monday they
VIII pass through Houston over the Inter-
national tor Palestine.
lNe bostonian Opera company. which APP
peared In Houston Thursday night. went
via The Santa Fe TO Galveston Yesterday
ioaay they will so to New Orleans through
mus city via the Santa Fe ana Southern
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a ,bs International and Great
= he Galveston, Houston and
.,riue Al and depart from the
! aenot. foot OF Congress ave
4, Kansas and Texas. trans
IN depot. at the foot of 90
s M north side OF the bayou;
Ia Porte and Houston and all
h except those mentioned use
{ftptral depot.
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w. a. II. Election.

:, meeting of the George y.
49, 49, .. \. R., last night the
n. we're elected;
= :. H. Norton; senior vic,
n a.. n Epsei; junior vice com
~, we |, Chaplain. E. G. Rus, .
nj I,an T. Rue; crioer o. n ,
si .. cff.eer n he guard
Sts,ss'e W. ii. Blake: trus
\. e,',,; delcEatss, Charles o.
= h, s,e' alternates, Gavin 4.
" sb M me-. the clso Of a wor-
u me- ~ !. the assis,Ence q
D Isa T following committee wa,
b. i IN. laio ,he ease anG ,on.l
2 I'M, y saGF power: CHARLES IL
y ps, sId H. T rue. Re:,arSs
's'eT'nen. c,mmaade. = Me =
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t .ro' one-third OF an acre lying ad.
'aeent to the company's Yards M y,,a-
street, but the court today decided ,ea,ns,
un.nn, Iais action, II is C aim, d. has unset
an plans and there will be no depot build
ing at this time.
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ss.sss '' Investment to lay in a
~ tia, A, ..a bargains of
si5 Main street, ~
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I lu'shbW, Nopt.s fhilpi'h Nh't''Ns Val
Substitutes Sam, DeLesdonicr, Gain'
DcLaccy.
Stogics' colors-Greon and pink.
OrogorB' colors White and old gold,
Foster. Proctor aud Jones.
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HUTCHlNS HOUSE.
! o. T.. Alvarez,
I Propr ,etOr.

q ~ r. AlNIrohs
. Propr etor.
Rcmod led and
~. neWly frraished.
f Rates. $50 10
SNSse s. 90 Per day,
MA UneqJa.led In all
3saN:fSf its appoin ments IN
1ExM the State OF Texas
The leading hotel.
Foster; Ben Il. Whse.er. fort
y; Allen, Austin. W. n. Ma
/. P. Tanner. city; W. Il.
ss,os; q. W. skinner, y. H..
P,hvllle; II. W. CHM, $. H..
,Ssaseo; j, I. Bradley. q, w.
bhthnSton. Anderson; n. V.
a = Brigance, NaVaSNta. H..
~ ,',Nsrson John Ncv.h, St.
~. King, Waco. q. W. Crock
Gspp Moody, W, II, Norris. r.
r. II. Johnso1. city. f.. +.
81. simpson. Louisville: j. l..
jIqnaIln nbia; W. Luke, San An
uMeksrs1n. Par $, Mrs. ". It.
w n, Godsey. Mrs. w T..
['awtad; j. G. Ang er. Clevc-
MOTT, San Antonio. J. j.
W. Z, o. Norris ana w fe,
H., a a gler Eagle axe. i. +.
S% vM,.oo-th; NJ. y, car. smith.
,"'ra,1,iiaa'nson, BrazoMa; Thos.
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Every child In Houston ought to nave
new pair Of ahocs. The pr'er Tor satn.o"y
81 nj SANS ghoc store $40 Main street.
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knner, Tyler, J. l.. Johnson.
siin, ]. b. Woody, st. Louis;
Ns Rhodes s. Baker. Dallas; +.
Otto 7. kroeger, san Antonio ;
a Dallas. a. D. Motler. ~,
II G. Blatchlcy, Nm. II.
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