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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-10
.. THE VOICE or a NATION

AZ least one speaker at tho chanh.r -,
S"'''negoe meeting produced a sonfi,,,o,,.
winch has the ring OF true metal mn,
Nr' C. Moore, president NJ a., S ~ IS
hen'al insurance company. who s,,S S''''-
Would rather see every solls~
IN nc world burned up Tor fnel ma, ne a.
Sollers 81 a battle shin. than ~ ~. ,lt
country take any other stand Nc Sc '"'s
'oras win IT'S dignity and sclf.rssn'..,, &C.
MS Is worth preserving. n ,,rca.,.
SPIRIT mat makes a nation some,bl-.. ln9
tnan an aggregation Of lneiyf6nsiss NOR
oe .s engaged n the pursuit ~ 49,, 'a' i
me Evening Posts report ~ ~
H's asserts that the utteran,os meet
Patriotic sentiment was ereete6 r,,} 81 ms
OF On on from dit'ereni narts 'tlVS
room. ~ these alleges nteriHC,,o,,.' o. nc
intended TO express incredul,tv ~, M"re
insulting 10 the speaker. II mos,, - ",r'
u,.a'e dissent. they were blrh,v e,. " IN, m
an'e 10 those American cltIgens v.,,,,
,n'lr voices against such "a iecls,..,. ra's'a
'nsl which Ny. Moore had inst -, V' as
hVery great National crisis 49,
re'a nor tens, or hundreds, hut ,h, u'so'S-
nn9 tens OF thousands az natri,t. 'usanas
ehu ready 10 give their all - ~, Wiling
IA which their hearts are enl,s,., cause
shonin 1t seem striage 10 any men,,, w ny
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THE CLEVELAND LETTER.
He Writes About the Bonds to a
Senator.
No Banker or Syndicate OF Bankers Con
saited ~ to Their Dispositiop.
A Strong Document.

xva.Aa,-.., r w.
az -
the Eikins resolution In the senate las'
Friday when the administration was ac.
cused by several senators of having On.
,.-oa 49,. - ., -.
"-N'- q -
10 noAf the expected issne OF bonds. Is the
subject OF letter written ny dresden.
Cleveland IN Senator r. @.e-,, ~ 7 ,,,,s,a,s
~ ,.-.,-s
.'s A4'0~ 'nA' sueh a 'e'te' h@a oeeH
addressed 10 Mr. Canery was obtained TO-
night, and the letter was made public By
tho latter l, a. g. ~. h.,,.r.-..,r- =,
'i's PesA1s-i'' anu covers SIX pages Of
closely written note paper. II Is IN :ull
as fellows.
.,rs,.,s,,...-. 49,, r, -
" @9''4''s ''"'' ~ -
January O. 4S'e' MY Dear Sill have read
today in the congressional record the de-
bate IN the senate On FRIDAY c,-,s-,,-,,-
s,a, -,..,-.,.
l'"1 '''-'--''i A' S''uA'io" anu oonu issues
am amazed al the intolerance that
leads even excited craftsmanship 70 adopt
az d basis o. attack the unfouuded accuse
lions ana assertions Of a rnaliciousiy men,
daoious and sensational newspaper.
NO banker or rnancier or any other
human being has been invited TO visi.
Washington fot the purpose OF arranging
IN any way or manner for the disposition
OF bonds 10 NEE, the present or future
needs of the gold reserve. No arrange
msnt Of any kind has been made for
tbs disposal OF such bonds TO any syndicate
or through the agency OF any syndicate.
"No assurance OF sIch disposal Of
bonds has been directly or. Indirectly given
to any person In point OF fact. decided
leaning towards a popular loan and ad-
vertis.ng for bids has been pla!aiy ex-
hibited or the part Of the administration
al ali times where the subject was under
discussion.
'sThoss, charged with the responsi blity
Of maintaining our ro!d reserve Sc far a.
II IS rendered possible. have auxlously
conferred with each other. and as occa-
sio,, Permitted with those HAVING knnwi-
edEe OF financial affairs and present
none. conditions as TO the hest and rrost
fayorsblf means Of selling bonds for rolq
Tho unusual inheritance al a s1ccessf,.l
result If the atteupt is made again. ought
10 he arnarent 70 every. American citizen
who h,,stoyvs trr,on the sr1b,ect a moments
ratrtcsiic thourhi
'"Fbe secretary Of the treasury from the
first moment that the necessity for an
other issue of bonds scented IN he ar,
pros ching desired IN orfe- tha-, - iss,ifa
to the ,e-r,la h,. nubur advertisement A.
they could be successfully disposed ~
After fnu consideration no concluded -
which ft1t,- ,e-ras .ha, ~. ,-,o,,,7t ~
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Some time since Paris paper offered a
prize for the very best specimen o. mi
crascopic handwriting, and several Won
dcrsui examples CT skill were Submitted.
The winner was q man VINO managed to
COPY every word OF two pages OF q large
newspaper on TO q post card OF the aver
age size Another candidate, VINO prob
ahly intended TO ingeniously al.ude TO a
famous incident In thf career OF the dis
covarer OF America wrote n life Of Tolurn-
has and history Of his discoveries on a
common hen egE One submitted lsenl
words from Coppee's novel Henrietta, "
written on the back OF q cabinet photo
Erarh and another G12 words written OH
n crair Of Common white corn.
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rAPITAI. cIuIINGs

A postofftce vas established today n,
Cego, Falls county, Texas, Aaron T. Don
eison postmaster.
Edward Cuoare was today appointed
postmaster al Portland. San Patr.eic
colnty. Texas, vice J. : Chaplain. re-.
signed,
The treasury today lost s2o5, 00D In gold
coin ana bars, leaving the true amount
OF the reserve S55757,S2s. No deposits OF
gold were receive
There was a throns Of invited guests al
the White House tonigh, on the occasion
of the reception given by the president
and Mrs. Cleveland TO tho diploma ;ic
corps.
The session OF the house today was un-
usually brief AR Henderson Rep.. Iowa.
gave rctice that the repor, ii the commits
ice On rules OF the house would h. called
Up tomorrow, and at i2.90 the house ad-
journed
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THE KENTucKY LEGlsLAruRE.

Frankfort, KY, January s-The demo-
cratic senators caucused this afternoon
and made slate Of standing committees
They resolved 10 present this slate to the
lieutenant governor tomorrow to be an.
nounced by him and that in case of his
refusal the senate will take the matter in
us own hands and confirm the caucus
slate.
The republicans tonight agreed to hold a
Joint caucus for the nomination of son
ator next Wednesday night The EIack-
burn men were stronS enough tnnisht 10
nix the date Tor tho democratic senatorial
caucus fcr tomorrow night.
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mory; J. Fl. Berry. sache-n. George G.
Davis. senior sycamore. i. s. Abel. Junior
sycamore: Z. T.. Adams. CHIEF OF records
J. G blackburn. keeper Of wauprn.
Providerce Council No. 50e American
Legion OF Honor. elected officers At their
annual meeting; COMMANDER. a Y. Amer
man; vice commander F. S Banner. ora
tor. W. L. Paschsl. secretary and collect
or, J. Burgheirn; treasurer. a. J Schoelt-
mann. chaplain. q, L. Van Benthgyzen
guide. ". C. c. johnson. warden samuel
Lake. sentry. NJ. Rosenf1eid; trustee for
three years, s u s. Andr7fs; medical ex-
ar1iner, a. M. Aubrey! alternate, X. G.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Horace Clark.

~ telegram was received in this city
III evening announcing the sad news o.
b death OF Mrs. Clark, Wis of Rev
grace Clark Of Corpus Christi. which
fknt occurred at o'clock yesterday al
3znoon.
lis city. having at one time resided here
Il many years with her husband. She
f.s more than 40 years of age and was
lady OF many noble traits of character
u Christian virtues.
frs- Clark was a sister of Mrs. r. S.
4zgeraad Of this city and the mother OF
y George a. Clark OF this city, Ms.
\pepper OF Corpus Christi and Mr.. Hor-
n Clark, Dr.. of San Antonio. Truly a
70 woman has passed away. and the
ffs viii cast a shadow of sorrow over
my households In this city.
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SURVIVOR on sAN JAcrNro.

Death OF James Green Well Known
Coiorcd Man.
james Green. better known as Uncle
Jimmy" a venerable ootorcd man, died
tn this city yesterday He was ~ years
old aid for sixty years. II Is said had
been resident OF Texas. Tradition has II
that deceased was al eye witness TO the
hattie OF San Jacinto and was for num-
Der OF year, the valet OF General Sam
Houston. Tho funeral services will be
conducted by the Lone Star Temple. No
Il and the Earnest Workers Temple. No
Il Knights Of Temuiar, at O'Clock today
from late residence OF deceased corner
Downing and Webster streets
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the New York chamber OF comne-cs n
an American IS prepared to burn ~
dollar he owns under the boilers NJ
battle ship rather than sacrifice his e,]
try's honor Is there any hing exiss|
CANT III that
Bearer than all of the dollars y,
may have accumulated IS life itsel.; /.
are the instances so rare in our h!rs
where life itself has been freely and /,
fully EiVeu3
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR

quarterly Meeting 81 the Central Chris
tan Church Tonight
The Christian Endeavor LEGAL union Of
fhs cits will hold its quarterly raeetiur
Z MS evening a. O'Clock al the Central
christian church corner OF Capitol ave
sue and Caroline street the princfnai
fsdaress will be delivered by Rev / 4
sstsii1ry Oh Missions IN China Mr.
.5isndry viii start for China in "a few DAYS
erith his family to prosecute the work III,
$ssftch fle was engaged. when ne was com.
e. teIleu. about & year ago 10 retlrn lh1fne
IN account OF sickness. For six years he
abored IN China and succeeded IN bulld
hg up churcn In one Of the cities OF
: ne Interior that bids fair to become self
Y hpporting In the near future During hi,
ssssidenoe he became very familiar with
Fene customs and hatlts OF the people and
sTith their religious, moral ana political
9scndltions as well. His talks upon China
snre interesting 80 the extreme, AS they are
aepiete with illustration. anecdo,s and
athos and appeals 10 al! classics OF the
Neopie. Besides Mr.. Hendry is an accom-
sished ana eloquent speaker Since mis-
9RDsence from China be has kept up with
Esie political changes brought about by
fssse Japanese war, as a result o. which Ii
&ung Chang has recently been led 10 send
Spe message 10 America: We need moro
Afissionaries."
z94itirif VIII ~ al open Fdf lAtiutHl on
issions In general and withal a very
tereEting programme. a mos; cordial
svitation is extended 10 all to be present
I'd II is hoped that the EndeaVorers es-
scially Will turn out en- uasse. The pro-
4samme.
Ten minute song service, led by II. Il.
fNsngan
Prayer by H. 4. Northcutt
Address. missionaries IN China" by
L. Hendry, a returned missionary.
t'The Work Of Missionary Committee -
~ Day.
Open parliament on mission, led by Miss
k&ya Henge
Address by II, A. Nor,hcut,.
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SENATE WARNS Up.
CONTINUED From First Page,

E@''F7 u
duced by Mr.. W. A Stone Of Pennsyl-
vania that no pensions should be redu ed
suspended or dropped except for fraud
established by a cour,
a provision that when any application
Is rejected for informality and a pension
secured by subseQuen. applicati IL shall
date from the FIRST application. was sus-
tanned, as was the provision that a widow
IN esta hlshing her claim to a pension un
der the act OF June o. 1890. need not prove
that she is without means of support
other than her daily lahor. but to this
was added that she shall prove that her
net income does not exceed $500 per an
mum
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WEDDINGS


AZ nc residence Of the br.aa's parents.
al Far1nington 90 Thprsdsy afternoon.
Januury g lsat 80 30 clock. Miss Ions
J. Mayae AMI sir ] " Auns at Dallas
Texas NJ and Mrs Amis wHl boz ar
hcre ~ their friends az tho rcsidlncs 81
Mrs Hall Ia ttis city. after Janunry y
MI Atuis is travelling salesman Tor
isd KAN vhose empl1reH are awaiting
the arrival sc himself and brio. 90 cx.
tend congratulations and demonstrate in
substantial manner thctf appreciation
e! himself as co.worker and friend
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pErER aABEL.s rrNERAL

The funeral Of the late Peter Gaoei took
place yesterday from the family residence
aud was largely attended Rev " Suese-
moth pastor o, the German I.uthcrat.
church. conducted she religious services
The members Of Holland Lodge. Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons Of which de-
ceased was a member performed the bur
la Offices OF their order The pall-hearer.g
were members OF Holland lodge Floral
tributes came from Or Eric r. Schmidt
and Mrs uaNthausen
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ACCEPTS THE INVITATION

Hon. OMEN Ryan OF 81 Louis WIN Visit
Houston
Hon. O'Nen Ryan OF s Louis has nc
cepted thf Invitation 90 deliver an aG-
dress a. the Auditorium ON the night OF
March g. the anniversary ~ the birth OF
Robert Emmet Captain James Lawlor
received "a letter from Mr.. Ryan yeslcrtla g
containing his acceptance OF the invita-
lion and promising 10 ee present. Tne ST.
Louis gentleman Is an accomplished and
eloqueut orator. ard those who are pres
ont on ine occasion OF bis yis.t VIII enjoy
a rarn trena
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DEFICIENCIES IN APPROPRIATIONS.

Washington. January 3-Secretary Car
Isle today sent TO the house letter
Transmitting estimates Of deficiencies in
appropriations amounting to y,S4s. 45s re-
quired 70 meet urgent demands OF the
government for the service of the current
and prior fiscal years. The more import
ant items include the following:
State department 81, o76; treasury de-
partmcut Sea7 49, war department VS.
3Sl department OF Justice s., 49,. 2es
S-.ne OF tho details estimated were rs
follows;
Completion survey and remnrkinp.
boundary line between the United states
and Mexico So. 0oo: allowing additional al
lowance for Nicaragua canal commission
$500. recciuage OF uucurrent silver coins
$50 oo0 medals and diplomas Worlds Co
lumbar Exposition s20. go. completing
revenue steamer for the Pacific coast
Sl250ae salaries OF secretaries and OK
penscs Of United States courts in Indian
Territory $40 900.
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sHERIFFs' pEpARTNrNr

Who wants one RED roam pony. about l.
or Is HANDS nigh. about Z or years OLD
split and under DIT IN left ear. branded
l. X (or X with bar under II on ief,
shoulder also one old saddle California
rugged, rugged at Flatonia, Texas This
pony and saddle We're found here on
Christmas Day, Owner WIN please ad.
dress II. f. Criswell, city marshal Yoa-
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Yesterday afternoon the HaGley Enor,
society held the annual meeting in the
parlors Of the First BAptisi church.
among those present was Mrs Flety J..
Hadlsy. 81 years Of age for whom the
society W named. Annual rcports were
read and received. The election OF Off
cers resulted sE follows President, Mrs
Ella powney vice president Mrs r. s
Fitzgerald. secretary. Mrs Tom isuca
treasurer Mrs " II BALDWIN
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Hernnstesa 10 Houston The following IS
reproduced fri IN the current number
Trusting tnas the South Texas Baptist
viii be appreciated by the enterrrising
cifizens Of Houston, we have enrolled It's
name among the many worthy periodicals
that are mailed GU; from this lovely city.
and while the South Texas Baptist makes
,ts home in the city & viii so all THAI !,
can in a legitimate way fer the religious
moral educational and material develop
-ae-r of shsa cltv
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fiExNsPApER MAN DEAD.

Washington January s-E. T. Wight,
one OF the veteran Washington newsra-
per correspondents. died suddenly At his
home today Of heart failure. Since 1870
MI Wight has been al the head Of th.
Washington bureau Of several OF the
prominent dai,ies OF the country. repre-
sent!ng al thu time OF his death the CHI
cage 1nter-Ocean and the Boston Journal
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UNCLE SAM THREATENS.

Chicago, January "A special from
Washington to the Times-Herald SAYS
Unless the Turkish porte makes PROMPT
rcparation for the burning OF the Ameri-
can mission buildings Al kharpool. the
indemnity OF $4,000 demanded BIZ this
government Will be collected by force This
statement was made tonight by a high
OFFICIAL OF the government
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INSTALLATION OF oFFIcERs.

Last night the newly elected officers o
Nlrsiuius lodge No, Co. Knights Of =, thias
were installed for the ensuing icrm rs
Deputy Grand Chancellor r. ~ solanI.
Grand Keeper or Records and Seal Henry
Miller Of Weatherford paid the lodge a
VERY high compliment Tor the dispatch in
sending IN iis report, IL being ono Of the
nrst lodges in the sfate 20 submit It's re-
port for the close OF the term ending Lee
cember a. 1885
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IMPORTANT c0MM1TTEE MEETING

Washington, January Every general IN
terest is manifested about the senate in
the special meeting Of the committee OF
foreign relations, which has been announc-
ed for Saturday, 10 consider the various
measures before the committee bearing
upon the foreign questions which have
recently been receiving such general at
tention. II Is the purpose OF the commit
tee to take up especially the Cuban and
Venezuelan and Armenian questions with
incidental references IN connection with
the Venezuelan question There Is IN
questioaably a majority OF the committee
favorable to granting recognition to the
Cuban insurgents, but there may be
division of sentiment as TO the time when
30 should he given, The committee also
feels the time is almost ripe for a positive
demonstration on the part OF this country
In Turkish waters to emphasize the de-
termination OF the United States to pro-
tect it's subjects in that quarter.
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A L.: s. b Foreman. banker: T.
J. Atwood clerk; Fred Erichson. -eco-t
Robert Clacson. Waterman; Gus Albert
sentry: Dr. ". Il. Olive and Or Y. +.
Berins, physicians; c. Andrews and W.
J. Fender, riala<r-s
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FAITH HONE AssocIATInM

The regular annual nleetiug Of the Faith
Home association was held Tuesday morn
ing In Shearn chapel A. the attendance
was small the meeting adjourned until
next Tuesday, when officers for the year
VIII be elected. over 80 dues were paid in
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CoNr1RMEn - THr SENATE.

Washington. January 9.-The senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
Consuls--J. =. Tucker OF Texas. NJ Mar
Unique. West Indies o McGarr Of Ten
nessee. at Cienfuegos, Cuba
Joseph Il. Outhwaite Of Ohio. to be a
member OF the board Of ordnance and
fort.hcations, Also a large number Of ap-
po'ntments IN the revenue cutter service
Observation-Disclosures L. S. Flournoy.
Al huston; New Mexico, Sarah Hogdon
al Ier1nfne
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chairman, the fact was brought out that
ihs engineer department requires g 800 .eN
10 be spent Immediately for tornedoes and
tctpedo mines for land defense This Is
IL dependent OF the torpedses and tor
pedo boats for the nav
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Mrs BETTE n Bryan and Miss Bryan
entertained the Young Peoples Whist
club Tuesday evening at their residence.
lCe2 Mckinney avenue.
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Manager ] L. Jordan has shown some
yer, hatterinE testimonials 70 the cures
effected by Dr. Burroughs, the hypnotic
healer. who gives a free demonstration OF
his abilities at Turner han this evening
and appearance indicate he will have a
large audience.
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"BoER

Chicago Ttmes-Herald.
The name Seer has long historical an
ccsirv
It comes down the centuries under n
variety of masks. 1t wears al one time
the pretty verbal couutenancc Of bower "
at another the uucouth face OF "boor." at
aAoiher the pleasant suggestion Of neigh
Dor" In German it is bauer. and an ali
languages IN which It or its kinsuen ave
10 oa found Il means uler Of the soil
'Boer' is pronounced in Dutch as II +.
We're 81 elled "hoor"
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NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
Water viii be cur of today between the
hours Of 10 a M. and y. m. on Congress
from Main to Austint Isyen all faucets.
HOUSTON WATERWORKs CO,
Per +. J Smith. Supt
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Dr. Burroughs the hypnotic healer
gives a demonstration OF his powers a
Turner hall This evening, Seats and treat
ment will be free,
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THE COAST pEFENsEs

Washington. JANUARY e.-ln tho state
merits today by the officers Of TIT bureau
OF engineers before the senate on coast
defonses, OF which Senator Squire Is
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Or, burroughs, tho celebrated hypnotic
healer. VIII arrive IN the city this morn
ing lie viii have apartments at the
Capitol where he VIII be pleased 10 re
celve callers.
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hume the historian. speaks Of thu
ancient slavery of Doors and peasants .
scout notes IN one OF his sketches thar
u'hes Of action make princes into peas
ants, Doors into barons" Roors nv -
bandmen we're distinct class IN uoIisrs
Motley speaks In lis Netherlands n,
htty men, mostly Doors Of the co,ln,r, :,
as doing guard duty. The term was usc5
generally as describing the peasant c,,,-
uVators OF the soil Nautilus refers Ia ne
TACT that in Russia a "nohleman is noas-
Hred by the number Of Doors he posses
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REMOVAL.

have removed my drug store 10 800
a. l.. kieslips.
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THE MISSISSIPPI ILLUSTRATIONS.

Jackson. Miss, JanuarN srbe ,,,rt
Democratic caucus met tonight ana ,onL
more ballots on State librarian without
results As soon as the librarian is Sc
lee'ed the senatorial question win I've taken
up.
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Gas cooking stoves and hot plates :o'
sxIe py Houston Gas Light co.
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T.TNrEIEON DAPTv

Mr. and Mrs. James +. Dnmblc gave a
luncheon party Tuesday noon In honor OF
their granddaughter, Miss Milly Dumble
OF Austin.
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.oFFIcERs INsTALLEp.

1{inRo Tribe No. Z. Red Men. installed
he officers last evening: DR.. W. III. Me
10y, past sachem. conducting the cere-
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Black burn & Bniiey. photographers
ipHl- prnirie avenue, offer a handsome
carriage 10 the baby that makes the hes,
nirturp
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The Jews war was the twenty year
war between France and Algeria, IS
10 1917
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HARMONY LODGE INsTAII.ArIoN.

Harmony lodge. No ssi, Knights OF
Honor. Installed officers last night After
the ceremonies g. lunch was spread. TO
which all present did ample justice.
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SOUTH TEXAS BAPTIST.

The South Texas Baptist newspaper has
changed 1t office OF publication from
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TN July l, 1895, there were 26l 900
men serving in the nayies OF the world
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Associated Architects. sC7f Main street
Consultation free.
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The Wonder Store sells toys.
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Coke ana Tar--For saie Oy horstsn as'
LiEht Co.
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Z. C. Crawford. the tea man