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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-19

NoTE-In the above exposition of the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides of the day in tho
order OF occurrence TO time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day, except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
occurs The heights given are additions TO ths
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when a minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractivs
frorn he do'tl r-'ver ~ he char.S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13
The EXHIBITION CLOSES.
Second and Last Day OF the Chrys-
anthemum Show.
AWARD OF PRIZES FOR EXCELLENCE
The Flowers Not Disposed OF VIII
lie Taken for Exhibition nj the
Texas Coast Country Fniry !

The second and last day OF tN Chrysan.
themum show closed last nieln with a good
attendance. Throughout the receipts have
been very good. the delicious luncheon and
refreshing lemonade being deseryedly pa
tronized Many Of the visitors wore blooms
which the ladies' were glad to sell. Today
the display goes 10 Dickinson.
The musical programmes have added
much to the festive air OF the hall. The
stage is particularly pretty, with its banks
OF green and palms. which give the desired
screen TO the musicians.
Last nights programme was as follows
Overture-"rexas' ........ ..... Orchestra
March-'Puritan" .. -. ..... Orchestra
Violin solo-"Norma' -. ....Dr. Green
OVerture-"Maritano"... ....... Orchestra
Wsltz-'Apbrodite" So. e. ....0Tchestra
Violin Solo ....... -,............pr Green
Ovcrture-"Andalurla'' .... ....Orchesira
overture-'Poct and Peasant. Orchestra
The orchestra Is composed Of youug men
who kindly gave their services Or Green.
Messrs. Henry Hcrrle. q. " Kendall. Ern-
est Hal. A.. r. Elgin. " L. Coyle, VIII
Crank. John Herrle aud Jules Hail.
All the musicians gave their services
and Mrs. Crank. chairman Of the musical
committee. desires TO thank them through
The Post Every kindness done the asso-
citation Is dcepiy appreciated
A great deal G. integes. c~en;ercd about
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CHARGED WITH LtNACY.
Leon Drown Refuses 10 Eat and Bur-
ricndes uimhelf I'm a NoOm.

Leon Brown. a young man about IS or 30
years OF age, was arrested by Deputy
Sheriffs Gilbert and Parker yesterday and
placed in jail on the charge Of lunaoy.
lie lived at his fathers house and for
five days had barricaded himself in a room
and refused to receive food While in his
self made prison he destroyed the furnl-
turc and everything else in the room. ard
defied any one to enter. He positively re-
fused TO take food. and finally matters
reached that stage that the officers had
TO be appealed to. Deputy Sheriffs Gilbert
Rnd Parker responded to the call and Went
to the residence. They were met at the
door OF young Browns room by the an
nonncement that ~ won't surrender to any
living man except the judge OF the probate
court of the District ~ Columbia
II am that man" promptly responded
officer Gilbert, whereupon the icludcd
man opened his door and permitted his Wis
ttot to enter. by whom he was carried of
to lail.
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the meeting and reviewed the former at
tempts made to secure an additional court
II was decided that a OF i've
be appointed to act In conjunction WIN
the State senator and formulate the law
which would be placed before the next
legislature. and Major Crank named Judge
Ewing, Judge kittrell. e. II. SPOTS
Judge Breeding and Colonel Burke.
The constitutionality OF such a law was
fully discussed and ways will be devised
by the committee to obviate the objections
raised to the petition submitted TO the
last Legislature, which resulted in its be-
ing tabled.
J. l.. Gibson. J. ID. Wolverton. Judge
Hamblin, Captain J. g. Hutchinson, c. II.
Ashe, Captain James a. Baker. IT.. and
Colonel O. T. Holt were made a omfnit
tee to prepare material TO be presented TO
the legislature showing the necessity OF an
additional court. and they will act In con-
Junction with Senator Burns and the two
representatives from this district.
Adjournment was taken subject to the
call OF the chair.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sandberr of DC Artos,,r
place lamcnts the death of nm infant
morning.
Judge James A.. Breeding has received =,
commission from Governor Culberson az
srocial iudpe IN bold , nr,, ~ ~ a.
Conroe in MONTGOMERY o,,r Vi .ou'' d.
r,o ,ar,,, nSS" ' y.
railway track at the interscction If Ar.,in
street and Congress ayo1ln co,pnIotciv
mandates that section whenever there 10
n heavy rain.
The rsppIar rri1o, o,o,.
he hsI1 in ,h, tnahs u'vn,ns services VIII
Israel this evening at VA o,ciocL Tcn1
ture by Rabbi G. IL. Loewcnstein prh,ic
is invited.
n.
for irs Hoeets' "no has neen clerk
in Tint canarit, ; our; VIII continue
t ~ Sap"O'Y, temporarily at least. for
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THE DEATH roll.


Mrs. A.. C. papc, aged Gu years, died at
her residence. III Dallas avenue. Wcducs-
day afternoon. and was buried at . 80 yes
tcrday afternoon. There were funeral SER
vices at the German baptist church a. d
the interment at the German cemetery.
Mrs. Papc was n German. having come
across the ocean about 1850. She first set
tied In Washington county Her maiden
ramc was Miss iiucter. soon after arrival
she was married to MIR. ldpe. liviag ON
Bray's bayou, this county. While living lN
Washington it was through her persistent
%entreatios that the first German Baptist
church In Texas was organized. watch is
now the Ebcnezer church Of Greenvinc.
Upon the death Of her husband in lSS2 she
moved TO Houston and has since been liv
ing with MIR, w. Benokc, at III Dallas
avenue.
At tho funeral Rev. - G.. Glelss. her
pastor. conducted the S cs There was
a large number In Attendance. The inter
ment occurred in Magnolia cemetery.
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run cnIrrnNroN REVIVAL.
Interest SIN Coutinucs-ConHdcnrc
Ihrt houston VIII .rt the itumr.

Yrstrrtav .t,rn,or NJ ,h, r..,t,,
w" '" ''A''A'
h'''''p ht'a III 'ne AapiIs' church MT
'rliteuton gave a talk on the Ninety first
Psalm. followed by a very inter.sttn, t.s-
,,,,,, ,,.
''''' "'''"s
Last night Market han was nllod to the
lasi scat and the service In other respects
feanined us familiar character.
In the beginning ot the service Rev. Dr.
pla1, The native Cuban preacher whom
Captain General Weyier has expelled from
cuba, WAS proscut and made a thrilling
TAR. which moved the audience vesy
deeply,
uf. piaz vas introduced by Or LamAin,
who gave an interesting sketch OF tho
missionary. lie IS a short. dark-ykiunea
stout man with shining black eyes and
e'isp black hair. Tie spoke brohruiy. but
Wtolligcntly. lie told OF his ,nuIorsiou
and ot his work In Cuba how he was nut
tH prison and how our National admins
tratlou demanded his release only six
TO be perfected no was released and .y.
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NO MORE LOAFlNG ALLOWED
Boys Must Keep Off the Streets
or Suffer Arrest.
THE POLICE ARE SO INSTRUCTED.
Raiiey and Continued until To-
day-sOme other Cases.

~ wish you would say in The Post" re-
marked Chief of Police Helm yesterday,
that ! hereby give notice TO parents to
either keep their boys at home, put them
10 work or suffer them to be arrested and
fined. This afternoon there was a great
crowd OF young men. ranging from II TO 20
years OF age, around here TO attend the
trial OF the parties arrested for that Alice
Hurst affair. end hereafter they have to
stay away from here unless on business.
There are a great many parents who
allow their boys to run at large. and they
eougregatc at the corners OF the main
streets, blockade the sidewalk, until COM
plant is being made TO my men. There is
a strict ordinance against idleness and loaf
ing, and instructions have been issued 20
the police to rightly enforce it. l don't
want to be censured by the people OF Hous-
ton FOR locking up any OF their children,
but they either have to desist IN this viola
tion OF lay out a fi1e in Jail. l intend TO
trea; all alike in this matter and wish to
be thoroughly understood
Tom Hicks. the colorad youth who, 1t is
alleged, purloined a shirt from the store
Of /. s. Fox day before yesterday, was re.
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The New Hoard.

The new hoard of county commissioner
will take their seats today and complete
the present session of the commissioners
court.
Mr. El'rhardi Of the Third precinct is the
only member Of the Old board reelected
Mcssrs. Meyer, Dunks ana Ollard retiring.
Those who will succeed the retiring com
missioncrs are Measrs. Jules Hirsch for
the FIRST precinct. Mckinney for the Sec
ond and Becker for the Fourth.
County Judge Shaw will hot preside over
the present meeting Of the court.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Gottliob Gutorjahn to fr. chr. Herm.
E~ickemeyer, ii9 acres out OF 80
acres purchased by Ang, and ON
rad Herring. from Henry Hartman
ct uN $40
a.. II. liitchler ct uN to Gulf. Color
ado aud Santa fo hallway COM
pauy, n strip OF $50 feet on each
side of center line Of said railroad
~oompany's roal, as now construct
ed through lot II. subdivision of
west half Of Luke Moore league. 4t
Mrs, Mullic burroughs to John Me
Gowan, parts OF lots / and >. block
lf2. south side LIST
J. l.. Hudson to Jennie Ervine, lots
I, . and -. block 1. subdivision Of
block Ii. Allen addition. north
side .............. .......... 20,
Cain Robinson ct uN to $. G. Green,
q acres out of west side OF 56 acres
out OF southwest Part of 1850 acres
granted TO Watson p. Mays.,..,...
Mas Seelhorst To u u. Grant, lots 1
and ?, block 100, Brunsyille add
ton .......,....... .............
n NJ. Wright TO Max S%cclhorst. lots
| and =, block 1870, Evansville addi-
ton ................ .........,..
prucilla Perry TO Navicr Prunier.
100 acres ont of Lorcnza Dc Zavolla
oue-third league
\. II. Hitchlcr ct NIX TO Harris coun-
ty. strip 20 feet wide OF south end
OF LOT II. subdivision ot upper half
OF Luke Moore league. ...........
Upham 4 Russell company to Harris
county. strip 70 feet wide across
north end OF lot ~ % upper me
half OF Luke Moore survey .........
Mary j. Mckim to w. ". Hopkins,
east half of lot 3, of Mary /" Morse
anu't'oh ''..''.... .......
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ANOTHER Court Is WANTED.
The Houston Bnr Discuss the Matter
and Appoint Committees.

Last night thirty members OF the Hous-
ton bar assembled in The civil district
court room pursuant to a call in The
Post OF yesterday 10 take the initiatory
steps to securing an additional civil dis
trict court for Harris county.
There were present Norman G. kittrell.
John Brown. J. l.. Hudson. J, L. Gibson.
Ben olive, Sterling Meyer, W, q, Sears.
Frank :. Burke, James \. Breeding. i. g.
Taylor, Walter Burns. Jacob Baldwin,
Charles Taokahcrry, }. V. Tackaberry,
Presley X Ewing, !. u. Wolverton, w. G.
Love, George Smith. E, l.. Fossett, 7. II.
Williams, Il. r. SPOTS, Charles L. Ashc.
Frank c. Jones. T. Raphael, W, III. Crank,
II, J. Dunnebaum. William A. Carter.
Woods and ID, II. Triplett.
Major Crank was unanimously chosen
tary.
| Judge Kittrell explained the object OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
'hnrG" of Horse Stealing tguiust
isnnc Duncan Not SUSTAINED.

Isaac Duncan, colorcd, was bound over
several days ago by Justice Mahoney and
committed ON a charge Of theft l-Ls-ppllcd
Yesterday to the district court tor release
on a writ OF habcas corpus.
The evidence at the hlbeas corpus hear
ing failed to disclose any theft or attempt
at theft.
1t appeared from the testimony that
Duncan, In trying to catch a hprsc that
he had arranged with the owner to pur-
chase, drove several other animals out Of
thelr usual range and ;hc owner Of one
of these not being able 20 find his horse
had Duncan arrested for theft.
There was no theft proven in the case
and Judge brashear promptly ordered that
The nrisonor be releasoh from cnstndY.
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Personal

Mr.. A., Heidenheimer OF Galveston is in
me city a guest at the Lawlor.
MISS Sarah Stroll OF San Francisco Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Olive.
captain $. $. Fielder of Nuntsyillc is
REGISTERED at the Capitol Hotel,
= l. Lane, a prominent commission
merchant OF Fort Worth, was here vestrr.
Miss Jennie Hunter has gone to Boo,-
mont to VISIT her sister. Mrs. A.. 7. Njbbs
Tor a few weeks. '
pr' r. c, Hodges has gone to the civ
o. MeNieo ior = health seeking tour. and
u.s. 10 a delegate from the State Medical
association to the Pan-American Jeiicai
association. "a'N"'
Colonel =, W. Foster, manager OF ,bs
Eos'@' telegraph company, 10 in the city
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the awards which were made Yesterday.
nearly an " the Judges being professional
hors's
Class Best atl largest display Of, cHt
blooms not less than twelve v.rlct.es ct-
hieitei ia vases FIRST pritc go. llrs " p
Alexander, second prize ytl, Mrg J. ".
hoase
t'aHs Ncsi sN sgfcimcns ~ acy one
variety hrsi prize 81 Mrs Van Iifw.
'iaSs s-Nest vase, Twelve cut blooms,
tNclfr varieties. INST pri1c s.. SIR l. h
scAwclkari
hlasH Dos vase. SIX cat blooms white,
mrs. prize 81. MtS e. A. Nfkluuey.
Clats o~hesi slE cat blooms, yellow
FIRST prize 81 Mira o. G. Drew
class '.~Best vase SIX cut blooms any
Other color Nrst prize 81 Mr. schwcikart
class LARGEST - bloom. any color
frst pfi4o $itn, Mrs. Van Llsw,
Class 9-hcsi vase. three cut blooms,
ostrich Plume variety 'irsi prize sofa
pillow. Donated by Levy nros Mrs Canct
Class 10 pot plants-n cs, display Of pot
plants la bloom. not less than twelve Va
%riotiep nrst pfile Sl5. Mr. SehwelRart. sec
ond prize 81 So Mrs. Camel.
Class Best twelve pot plants grown
to single stem. ana single bloom. in mot
larger 'han slx-inch pots 0rst prize s..
Mn tauci.
Ihcic ware no entries for class l. but
u flfNtil Nt'lhlNN NNf klNfu NIf NAu'i
Tor the best pot plant grown TO a Single
stcm.
Clafs l2-boSt specimen poi plant IN
bloom. any color; FIRST prize s. %, M.
Schwclkstt.
There were no entries FOR classes ~. II
and 10.
class lI-Iargest cut bloom grown 70
single stem, In not larger than aiv-iuch
pot; first prize $50. Mrs Canci.
There Was no entry Tor class lS, and Il
Is a surprise that no lady cared 20 exert
her ingenuity for the &c prize offered Tor
the best chry santhemum dinucr table dec
~oraticn, arranged and set complete for
four persona. The idoa was novel and gave
scope FOR artistic designs Next year this
should appeal TO every lady who desires
a reputation as a novel table decorator. N
art ~ moro In demand In social circles.
Glass 10. decorative Best emblem or DO
sign made OF chrysanthcuum blooms first
prize piece o. stlycrware, offered by
Sweeney q Fredericks, Mrs. Capet.
Glass 2O-Iest display " cut blooms 10y
a child: FIRST prize s. gold piece. Mis-.
Clementinc Canet second prize, music box
Master Ernest Camel
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4 Fearful Mistake.

Martha Johnson, an aged and respected
colcred woman living at the corner OF
Bagty and Mckinney streets. left her bod
night before last TO take a dose Of mcdi-
cine and secured by mistake a bottle con
tanning iaudnnum. BEFORE discovering her
mistake a quantity of the poison haG been
swallowed, Witch rendered her unconscious
until morning, when she regatned her
senses sufficiently TO relate the error and
ask for a physician, At last accounts she
VAS very low.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13

The Womcu's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at : o'clock this afternoon
Instead OF the usual hour \ large attend.
ance is deslrcd. as important measures
will be brought up for consideration.
The local Organization is making an ef-
fcrt to secure the next National convention
Tor this city.
This convention is now In session at st.
Louis, speaking OF which the ST, Louis Re.
public says editorially:
One of the greatest conventions OF the
year will be held In st. Louis this week.
The National convention OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will bring to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-13
PRINTERS FREE SILVER CL.un.
Printers Propose 10 Make n Fight Il
the Finish.

There will be a meeting of the Priuters'
bryan and Sewall Free Silver club of
Houston in the city council chamber this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. The object of this
meeting is to reorganize for the -four
years campaign FOR blmetalllsm," under
the matchlcss leadership of William Jen-
nings Bryan.
All printers in this city and those en-
piuyed in any of the allied trades iavoring
the principles so CALAMITY maintained by
AIR Bryan are cordially invited and are
expected to attend the meeting this after
neon. Let us enlist fer the war; and
keep up the good fight until victory shall
be ours. j. A.. Breeding.
President.
w. IL. Blount. Secretary
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manded in the sum OF $3.50 by Judge
iailcy yesterday,

itGl4tN yesterday,
TIL young men arrested for completely
in the assault on Alice Hurst. committed
several nights ago, were arraigned before
judge Raiicy yesterday afternoon, which
resulted in the release OF SchcaGcr. Alaasio
amt Andrews and the detention OF e. "
johnson and his brother. &. Il. johnson.
the former upon tho charge OF ravishlug
tine woman and the other charged with
committing the robbery,
During the hearing yesterday the m
was called upon to Identify the parties,
but failed 10 point out any except C. W.
johnson, who was at the time under al
rest G. b. Johnson was among the large
crowd Of young fellows Of morbid curt
csity attracted to the court room by the
sensational features OF the case, aud was
Identified by the woman rs the young man
wearing the bicycle cap who committed the
robbery, while the other accomplished His
purfose. He was immediately arrested
and with HIS brother was locked up pending
a hearing this afternoon.
Schenffcr, Massic and Andrews. upon he
ms released. we're very Indignant oyor
their arrest, declaring that there was no
case against them in the 0rst place. while
the Johnson boys took their incarceration
very domurcly.
Louis haukin yesterday bought several
articles Of clothing from Isaac Climbed. SO7
Congress avenue. a second hand dealer, aud
while his purchases were being wrapped
up. uippod a pair OF pants. He succeeded
IN getting ont OF the store with thcm. but
Wag detected by a policeman while en-
deavorins to wrap them with the other
goods. Gimhcl preferred a charge OF theft
against him,
Jim jcmison, whose other name Is DILL
recently became absent-minded and wore
Il pair Of shoes belonging TO f. Markus TO
Galveston, Yesterday he returned and was
Jailed at the instance Of the aforesaid
M0rkus,
Frank polauska. a produce raiser, living
several miles from Houston, came to town
Wednesday and sold his crop for $50. About
? a. m. he found n couple OF men who told
him he was the real stun and began i'm
hibiug beer ut the expense of Bolauska's
roll. Tho festive produce man was evil
IDENTIFY not on to the wicked ways Of city
chaps. and az Z o'clock was found by the
police minus his htty but in the happy
state N intoVicstion. He was discharged
aud an Investigation will be made.
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THERE IS SCIENCE IN NEATNESS."
DE WISE AND USE
q > 9 -, 10

the city some of the brightest and brainicst
women in this great Nation. I'M people
oi 1t. Louis will see that its reputation for
hospitality is sustained. for no greater as
semhlagp OF distinguished women ever
gathered in the West. All the arrange
monts for the convention have been com
pletcd and it promises TO be the most sue
eesstul meeting of temperance workers the
world has lately seen.
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THE NORRIS STOCK SOLD.
j. II. WhittIcscy Purchases II for
Ton ThnmxMnd DnlInrs.

Major Il. II. Baer. acting As trustee CT
the Norris hardware stock, sold the stock
in bulk yesterday to MIR. j. Z. Whittlcsey
for $4,000.
MIR. Whittlesey. who was one Of the larg-
est referred credltoys of the firm, lived in
Houston many years ago, but is now a
resident of Connecticut. Mir. Robert Norris
will close out the business for Mr.. Whit
tlDsrV.
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Neither do we when we say that 81 Pack
ARDS Troy Laundry, 9i2 Prairie aycnno
does better laundry work and more ~ /,
because IT is better, than any % Or laundry
IN Houston, Lots OF people know this. hut
we Wah' az to Know H. Call M phone sss
and We will convince Nou. ~
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The entire stock OF the j. II. Morris
Hardware company was sold TODAY nv ~
Is haer' trustee, to ]. Il. Whlttlrscv III,
STOCK was bought at a great sacrifrc iot.
than half It's value. and viii b. ttrovn
once upon the market to be closed ONT a,
itSS man cost The purchaser was rivsn
ninety days in which 10 dispose of The
49, "nu Nseale the building. MIR. r. r
the business. "''s'"vnt or
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GET GLASSES THAT SUIT YOU no
WEAHLNO THOSE THAT CAUSE yorT!pp
EYES To BURN. YOU CAN F1ND NH
List At THE HOUSTON oPTIc,TL
co, ~ MAIN IT. A'NNL'
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Plumber. gas ard steam filter, has NOW,
from sO5 Commerce ayenupe to 100 Main
street, 4 continuation OF old aud now
patronage is solicited. -
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WIDE OPEN AND SHIT OFF.

Our doors are wide open for businoss
We have shut OIL ard shut out had VAL
Our color can't be equaled. We inv,",
comparison, Rim lS7. The Model Loun.
dry. l0ll Prairie. "
Hamburger & Dreylinc. prons
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John ColNille, the 5ou of 3. l.. C%olvillc.
died at the family residence, 1867 OAK
street, at $50 o'clock yesterday morning,
and viii be buried at 10 o'clock this iioIn-
ing In GlonMnod.
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- WE REPAIR ALL KINDS OF sprc
II HSssEE n MP p, E{EGLAssEs GRI%D
OLD GOLD FRAMES TO SirrT Evtr,h
gs ~ HOUSTON OPTICAL co. %! MSIiST
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WE SELL n MAKE

all kinds Of Blank Books. J. ]. Past,rixa
Printing and Lithographing Company, sOi
Man street. -
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.o,n Hefs. I
again, having returndai the
e SaSle under nd The Mississlpp D,i,s
Father Lnmton. q J HeIIsse 4 3
fessor in the Jesui, Sos,erjn 81
Ma. was in the city ye' lie as'
home from Galveston Nurphy,
Miss Carrie Bnrkharrs ia ~
Burhhar;. after q ,cr
Philips Of wharton MAN ri
h9mS st ds SS; Of. q q, sui ~
with her cousin
while on . visit
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j. j. Pastoriza Pt'g y Litho Co. offer
special bargains this week in prinling.
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F.: Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic''.
49,. Warranted Price so conts, :