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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

A GEORGIA prophet has SOL
EMMY announced that "the
world will come to an end on
March s." The Chicago Dis
patch says it is pleased to note,
however, that he kindly omits
to fix the year.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27


where the western BOUNDARY n
town Of Durham crosses The s..
ern Railway track running M
south with corporate Limits
town OF Durham to he south,, /
corner Of same, thence east \
same to a branch leading N
Cars factory, thence southwa,I
with said branch to Patts,'
township line, thence westwa,1
with said line to the Orange -,
ty line, thence northwardly !
said Orange County line 10
Southern Railway track, tie,
eastwardly with said r. r. to
beginning; shall constitute
election precinct and the plac,
voting therein shall be at or 4
B. w. Mangum's brick store
Chapel Hill street to be known
SOUTHWEST DURHAM PI
CINcT.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

All that portion Of DurhaI
township beginning at a poi1
where the Guess road meets n
Southern Railway track, them
northwardly with said Guess Roa
to Emo river, thence up the riy,
to the Orange county line, then,
southwardly with sold Gran,
county line to Southern Railw;
track, thence eastwardly with sal
R h. to beginning; shall const
tute one election precinct and Il
place Of votiog therein shall be
or near the Erwin Cotton Mills,
be known as NORTHWES
DURHAM PRECINCT.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

SOME men work so hard to pre-
serve their reputation as to create
the suspicion that it is a little
tainted.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

The New York Mercury says
that if we are to have a national
university, Ben Tillman should
be given a free scholarship.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

The gold reserve is doing its
own talking now. 1t would look
better for it to be a little re-
served.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

THE ground work of all manly
character is veracity, or the
habit of faithfulness.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27
Pueblo, Col, Jan. Is.

A HANDSOME woman pleases
Il e eye, but a good woman
charms the heart.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

All that portion Of Durham
Township beginning at a poip,
where the southern boundry Of the
town Of Durham crosses the
Southern Railway track running
thence west with said corporation
line to a branch leading from
Cars factory, thence down said
branch in a southern direction to
the Patterson Township line,
thence eastwardly with said Pat
terson Township line to the South
Railway track, thence westwardly
with same 20 the beginning; shall
constitute one election precinct
and the place Of voting therein
shall be at or near Stroud's Store,
to BE- known as SOUTHEAST
DURHAM PRECINCT.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

Ellis. Stone & 6 o., siier some specisi
bargains in their black goods depart
ment.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

That the voting places ur pre-.
cincts in Durham county, towii:.-
Bragtown Precinct in Durham
township; Mangums Store, Rouge.
mont. Stagsville and Bahama Pre-.
cincts in Mangum Township; &c.
dar Fork Precinct ia Cedar Fork
Township;Suits Store. Barbee Store
IN Oak Grove Township; Garrafds
Shops aud cox's Store Precincts
10 Lebanon Township; Vickers
Store and Patterson's Mill in
Patterson Township, be, and the
boundaries and voting places Of
same shall hereby remain as
formerly established and ia force,
prior to the enactment OF
the present election law, now in
force.
w. j. CHRISTIAN,
Clerk Superior Court.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27
am &c.

Those who have used DR..
Kings New Discovery know its
value, and those who have not,
have now the opportunity 10 try
il Free. Call on the advertised
druggist and get q Trial Bottle,
Free. Send your name and adj
dress 10 II Il. Bucklen a. Co.,
Chicago, and get a sample box
IL DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Free, as well as a copy Of Guide
to Health and Household In
structor, Free. All Of which Is
guaranteed 10 do you good and
cost you nothing. X. Blacknall
Il Son, druggists.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

The entering wedge Of q fatal
complaint Is often a slight cold,
yhich q dose or two of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral might have
cured at the commencement.
Therefore, IL Is advisable 10 have
this prompt and sure remedy
always at hand 70 meet an EN-.
Urgency.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27
NUMBER THREE.

AL that portion Of the town Of
Durham beginning at the crossing
Of Main and Mangum streets. run
uing thence eastwardlY with Main
street to billiard street. thence
southwardly with billiard street to
Ramseur street, thence southeast
Sardly with Raniseur street 70
The corporate limits Of the town Of
Durham. thence westwardly with
corporation line OF said town to
MrAannen street,. thence north.
saidly with said McMannen street
q the Southern Railway crossing,
hence norihwardIy with Mangum
street TO he beginning, shall con-
stitue one election precinct and
the place Of voting therein shall
be at the Court House, to be
known as PRECINCT NUMBER
THREE
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27
STATEMENT
sHovNe ma ooSprIos o. nn
sHVNIsN IHt VUNIIIIlH o NE
National Fire Insurance Co.,
December 81. 1905.
Assns

ASSETS.
Value 81 real estate and gronna rents
owned BY The company ieSs the
amount ~ eueumbfanees taseaus, 1s5. 4s0ft
Loans On bond and mortgage duly
recordei and being first Henson The
ACCOUNT q stocks and bonds 81 the
United States, and o. this and other
etates.alsO al oihersfocksard b nds
absolutely owned BY the emp Hy, 1ay 6 q
a ana Other f .s sis GO = ,s.i0ls
Cash IN eOmpanyf principal oilicc
and belonging o he company, de.
posted IN lmns, g2f2ln
Premiums Or assessments unpaid. tol.lisls
ro,4l a-es n@ina
LIABILITIES,
Loses unpaid, including those 70.
Reserye. a required ~ law. 1919, =
Allother claims iiI2ie.92
Total Liabilities. ssi@sssN
Capitol stock PAID mp st.0ooeo0o
Total Income, - 9.s22 e35 %
TOtalexpenditures, ~, ~
NORTH CAROLINA Business NJ isss.
Risks written. sJel.o5so
Premiums received gasf a
Losses paid on Risks taken, 4si7.if
JAMES NICHOLS. President.
u q. RICHARD, sccretafy
W. u. MeCABE, General Agent bnrhaz
STATE OF NORTH cARoLIsA.
OFFICE ~ SECRETARY % STATE
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT
RALEfDn. n. G.. Dec y, 1870.
| IN compliance with See = 0f1An hct 70 c0neoli.
date The Insurance Laws 0f North Carolina, T.
certify that the ah0se 4 true extract from the
sworn statement ofthe National Fife Insurance
10, on December ~, 1896, now on Gle IN this
department
&. M. COOKE.
SECRETARY ~ State.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27
December 81. 1905.

December 81, 1905.
ASSETS.
Value Of real estate and ground rents
owned By the company lless the
amount OF encumbrances thereonl,s 3Ss,5o1.72
| Account OF stocks and bonds Of the
United States, and OF this and other
| state also all other stocks and bonds
absolutely owrad by the company, .SlgJ0250
Cash in eompany's principal Office
and belonging 70 The company. de. 800, =
Premiums Or easements unpaid. 2ti.tSS.ss
Total a..s,.. sssa,sssoi
| LIABILITIES.
Losses unpaid ding those resist.
Reserve, a. required By law. i.sss,sII.5s
All other claims, 10000
Total liabilities, sl.5s5.sls7o
Total income, 5000 y
Total expenditures, l.Isl, las
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS " 1885
Risks written, eS7.tO9oo
Premiums received, lI.0A.t0
Losses paid on risks taken, s.O3s.3t
Losses Incurred, t.923.5f
MILTON DARGON, Manager.
W. II McrABE, General Agent, DuFham.
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE oF SECRETARY or STATE
L issuance DEPARTMENT.
RkLEIdB. y. c., Dec %. 1895,
ir ceFanliance with See. Of An Act 10 cOrs0li-
dale the Insurnnce Laws % North Carolina. 2
certify that the above i a true extract from
anee 60. on Deeember 81. issa, now on tile Ia
- : c.M. COOKE,
secretarx q sac.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27
TOWN OF DURHAM.
NUMBER TWO.

All that portion Of the town OF
Durham following boundaries to-
wit:-Beginning at the intersec-
ton Of Mangum street with Main
street and running thence cast.
wardiy with Main street to Dill
lard street, thence in a southerly
direction with billiard street to
Ramseur street, thence eastwardlY
with Ramseur street to the boun
dairy line Of the town Of Durham,
thence eastwardly following the
boundary line Of the town OF Dur
ham. northerly and westerly
around to Cleveland street near
residence of G.. G. Ross, thence
south with Cleyeisad street to Man.
gum street, thence with Mangrul
street 10 the beginning shall con
stitute one election precinct and
the place Of voting therein shall
be at OF near Parrishs Warehouse
to be known As PRECINCT NUN.
Der TWO.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

All that portion Of Durham
township beginning At a point
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27
NUMBER -FOUR.


All that portion OF the town Of
Durham beginning at the crossing
Of McMannen and Mangum streets
with the main track Of the South.
ern Railway and running south.
ward with McMannen street to cor
porate limits Of town Of Durham,
thence west with the corporate
limits 10 the southwest corner OF
same; thence north with same 10
the Southern Railway track, thence
eastwardly with said X. X. to the
beginning; shall constitute one
election precinct, and the place Of
voting therein shall be at or near
Hunts Store, at the crossing Of
Jackson and Lea streets, TO be
known as PRECINCT NUMBER
FOUR.
All that portion Of Durham
Township beginning al 4 point
where the Southern boundary OF
town Of Durham crosses the South.
eru Railway track running thence
enthusiastically with said r. X.
to Patterson township line, thence
east with said township line 10
Oak Grove township thence north.
wardly with said township line
TO Eleby Creek, thence up said
creek TO The Lynchburg r. r.,
thnce southwardly with said
Rail Road 10 the O'Briant road.
thence westwardly with said
0'Briant road to the corporate line
Of town Of Durham, thence south
with said corporation line 10 the
southeast corner Of said town.
thence west with said corporation
line 10 the Southern Railway track
and beginning; shall constitute
one election precinct and the place
Of voting therein shall be al or
near The Commonwealth Cotton
Mills, TO be known AZ NORTH.
EAST DURHAM PRECINCT.
All that portion Of Durham
township beginning Al a mint
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27
ELECTION PRECINCTS
and POLLING PLACES,
NORM CAROLINA, I Office Of SUI
perior Court
Durham County. Clerk.

NORM CAROLINA, I Office Of Su
Durham County. CLERK III K,
To the voters of Durham County,
the election officers ind whom
soever it may concern ~
Notice is hereby given pursuant
to the provisions of Section S Of
Chapter I5o, Public Laws Of North
Carolina Session 1895, entitled:
Gan act to revise, amend, and con-
solidate the election laws Of North
Carolina, ratified the 9Th day of
March, 1895, that the undersigned
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Durham County by virtue Of the
power and authority vested in MIN
by the aforesaid Section Of the
aforesaid Act TO establish, alter or
create separate places Of election,
SO as to provide, as near as may be,
at least one separate place Of voting
for every three hundred and fifty
electors in every subdivision Of
the County Of Durham, whether
such subdivision be a township,
village, city or ward;' has estab.
lished, and doth hereby establish,
alter and create the following
places of election in the following
election subdivisions, or election
precincts in said county Of Durham
to wit
TOWN on DTfPHAM
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

W. j. CHRISTIAN,
Clerk Superior Court.
February 9th, 1896.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
-
CITY BRENITlES.

The manager OF the Houston clearing
House reports tho bank movement at
lious.on for May Y a. sy,i,Ni
SUNDAY at d. IN. at the Central Chris
tim church Mr. Masons subject VIII be.
"Soldlers who Would Not Reif.nt.'
About the goth instant oscnr Lawson;
who hud boon employed ~ lhc saloon OF
II MuJorowiiz. corner Of Travis ana ifai-
rlc. disappeared and his friends are un-
easy about him.
Rcv. H. J. Dnhney. u. D.. Of victoria
WIN preach at the Second Presbyteri"n
church,, corner Lamar and trawiora
streets. tomorrow morning ct II O'CLOCK
There viii be no service at night.
Messrs. Hcnke IL pilot have purchase,
the building at the corner OF preston un'
travis. from Judge Henry Brasherr, pay
inr sl.DD The building Is OF present oc-
cuplod by Gus Sauter aud the sale ls sup-
Jet TO his lcose.
quite a number OF society people. heaf-
cd by spencer Hutchins; loft yc.tet',hy
AFTERNOON for La Porte 20 be present az lhr
hnu 20 he elvrn ln honor rf IN" op'n'ns
Of tho Sylynn hotel, under the manaee-
ment " Major j J wheaton Who ia gee
srrvo1ly pouulur IN this city,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23

Recorder Ridley had quito a lnrsc ut
tendance a. hlN court Yesterday John
Delaney. WHO was arrested several days
ago un n chage OF vasrancy. was tried by
q luly and a verde, OF no, euiliy was
returned
Aln Woods was called on defend hor-
SCR lEAipst a charge of vhgrnnoy but as
she dll not 10 40 to the satisfaction of
the court "a inc OF $40 with me usual APP
pur'cinnc"s was asaesscd
tcprr" CUMMINGS. who was recently he
forn IN" court and held FIR Investigation
hN the grnud lurN was brought III on "a
charge al pctY theft He WAS again
Instructed 60 b. pru.'ut for the action Of
tho grand Jury and his bond MIS- nNcd at
sipp.
Tom unrris was alleged To have made.
nm nssMt accompanied Win battery. hut
tho charge not helng sustained ToiD was
released
Mamie Sanders WAS under II charge Of
NpgruncS ana sacru'lri no proving ia
tho salinfnctun OF IN, court that iail al
logation WIS unfonndcd ana abe was
released from custody
james M"Kcn2ic was allowed Ia depart
after "A charge OF helug drums ana down
mai boon inVrsiigutsd
Hugh cliuc nud James MDGraw were
! chnts,u WITH lighting together in pub
lic place. line admitted that he hal
fnuRht and Wns hned 81 nni costa. white
~" charge AGAINST HIS co-irfcnlnnt was
dismissed
John brown was assessed $40 and costs
for vagrnncy
Lucy Long. Jossie Smith Jessie BRIT
TON and iulu Turner made a guaric;tt
of fomnips charged with Nugrnncy. They
wcio taxed $40 rnrh which thpy VIII owe
to the state ~ VcNas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
TIVE GLENwoop CASE.


r,,tn,, Report OF Receiver christian.
New Method of bookkeeping.
Mr. william Christian. the receiver FOR
the Glenwood cemetery property, has hi'l
with the district aerk an inventory "t
the property turned over to hun "a re-
ce,yer. in which he states: 'rhere Is no
cash reported on hand, nor notes. hhls
receivable. given in part payment for sale
Of lots. nor any available assets. on Apf'l
H. 1885. ali tho notes then in hand were
bvnothecnted for y loan of sl5oO, made
throi,ch Charles Tinsley hs brok.t' NM
This amount, together with the 'ash .n ma
should have been ON hund. was aphor,,.'
bv having attorneys feeS anu ny NnNVss-
mient IN real estate IN the eisy Oh i.ons-
ton in the Sixth ward near bfuh"er "u-
dition. hoap kcnt s,rco
that time but one book mas pee pen n nsni
Tor ali purposes and ms mas o ustn nSp.
81 system very unique anu ohis hhoMn
~ Thomas Ttnsiey and me seoI.'arN,
I Alfred WHISKY No separate panh or .ash
account has been kept. ana W. oravr tnnt
might ASCERTAIN what ac,ua' cusnm ~. ~,
) snca shouid be on hand ON MAY !, h,G me
books Will have 10 be posted iroi" is'' 10
M III a an1 from q personal inspection OF
~ esmstery WI grounds that they are in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
pMItsoNAL MENrION.

CAPTAIN r. u. cobb Of san An'onlo u
in the city.
George Is. Cermonl lef, Thursday after
noon for visit to lIemps'ca!
Ex-city Secretary Richardson has re-
turned from months Visit 20 Mexico
MIR and Mrs Ike carr late 81 lailns.
arc now residents Of Houston ai No lYiA
Nj kinney avenue
Mrs Sol Bllfz win leave tonight for
New orleans TO be present AZ the hoscn-
hcd-Snchse nuprnls.
Mlss Anna Tallcy Of corscana IS a
glcst of her cousin. Mrs. ~. Altn 'orner
OF Mclowcn avenue and Smith air"ei
Mr. ana Mrs Sol Rosonneld win isave
tongh, for Now orleans % at"nd TIC
marriage of their son Morris 20 Mlse Nel
II" Sachsc of that c.iH
AIR A v paclSo iho prominent hauio
solnsi Of 'his cry, left last eycnne for
in hs honor hy Mr. rthlcla aud number
OF his musical irenls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23

. wrecic45 -.--iit.on. tho avenues and
willis dt1l-r grc~n M In weeds ana
t-gfs iffrY - -he graves have sunkcn
Iii az. ..7 > neglected state. the bridges
ifn tlar5..sssf Rni decaying and the
ir1trs al srs --Air entrance on Washing
fr frr4a. - ccrtefru"i and unsafe. II
- r-~rs1 ilT sAr4rist thlt the BRIDGE
ssrHat ~ .'1@f thoroughly repaired OF
nav sriis constructed. otherwise the Gem
.rr si- 70. - used.
-'rte sf an-4-s complained bitterly thnj
.fi-r -.l4 = PSI. &c water to preserve this
inrt'nsrv AL flowers that they had
1alrn-. sn tH-,r lots. and unicss they
'r,lnt ~ -kte- they would all die. !.
'o-efs-s rr.Ate = ccrtrac, with the lious-
-ir T nra- WORKS Tor ono yenr. from
lflr .gs. 81 saYfiy water at rate of 81
,rr -., tflf gallons which 81 20 cents
'''- lNn gallons less than any previous
90 80 - eerk- IN very confused
-fifs h-. ~ sp1- rs can post Thorn mp
's your honor with fun aud
irfa R-t slata--f ~ ~ the financial and
80. rfi.nl fc"2 ar - mo company and IT.
8-';G-r'g t. -ee'fniy.
70 arr Christian Receiver"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23


Trli,1fTl- saase No. II Is Not in be
-rAnt Now.
7iparf ss - - 'he Houston police do
nu"-uor Is > Este elephant ON the hands
-Nom - g.ee Helm No cnc wants
10 vant 81 ~. SIN none OF tho police are
ainn-tnns
2l-pnr,if trruing at roll call tNe taisrs
vfn~' fauitlria-t.I 20 the men on the force.
ftr iff - VIII bp used NN ihr pa
,vuiu'"t I-i. those mounted ofNcnrs and
u'i. .i'f.tuns a.l have been wearing ihu
nanuHrl ~ af numerical ser eos chsNgcd
ltrn fn' 49, above NO. "a No. was
LAG uHt1t 90 Le worn by CAPTAIN Jack
'i' II 80. t.4e~t In point Of FvrNicr ana
~ 'rlH A.i IN confederation 70 thh' thc
ii't ai 60 y. II bc upon h's hr,Rs, as Doc
vi-la Scat on hankrrs rNw Other
nNtrHi rsre passed around att NO on"
wrn"- want To wear - THE un-
'tNig -i4r caused II 20 ~ brown aside
v'iiittrf; x wns noticed II is sall that
" rie- awe died urler tre wchrius tho
iIi'r it- g., and no ON ms 80 want ia
vHlr when orr or peNrnrrock who
if '. - MOT Holm n.W uHA Was trsi
li So. ,1r0c no wa given No u aud
vt''' '.7 two weeks before Ne noticed It.
Nfrrnfl0n was rANtt to tAr nnlucky
uir"fl and lac almost Ran himself To
'tor'! rs' Ing to thu station 90 change
'pnir one Nn'untvrte u w. very
r"nin . ~ 80 ~ VIII uoi he ia serVir.
ir N 'lruc. In fact. aorc 81 No men
be frr ihiuk NE uumhsr SHOULD b.
tH.tHt altogether
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23

ALLOW me through the columns al your
rnpfr to thank my many friends Tor the
assistance they rendered ia my behalf
caring tho contest
eppcaly thank my friends " olive
Ter tine great lundursn they showed mr,
also those whom / have never met as
sure Won you win always have my lasting
erliltu,ir.
White am not victorious. l think |
hnyo much 10 be proud of Tor iIfe is full
OF lust such llAnppulniments.
Nm truly glll go 500 that in the AN
TcNns" contest, Miss Georgia Mlllican Is
the winner As an ola friend of hers
can gay chat she ia q most deserving young
Indy ur tho prize which she has won.
Dear GrorEil, may YOU Improve this
golden oppcrluuty 90 mnch that When
Your Inst day has h"cn spent IN the COM
mcrcal college OF Houston Won mnl
prnAly say that anhlhrr victory ~ won
Thanking YOU all ouce more. am. sin
ccrrly yours. Vaughan Mcdonald
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23

lect md happy party visited the country
home OF Mr. n W. Calhoun, four miles
northonei Of tho city. to Witness me mar
rinpc Of MIR torurius j stewart and Miss
Mary Josephine Calhoun. The brj" Is "A
perfect uictur" 4 lovely womonnuoi| lhe
groom ~ uomher Of the rrjrrpil sinE
nrin Of Stewart & foot". catriHr' mAitrra.
Aft,r ~ Nrlef marriage eercmpuN by EeN.
4 q Mason un elegant inurr Was served.
Aliorrtn"r IL wns a most agfr' able cV n-
INK 10 tho favored party
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
'rlIE DEWITT NOLl.


Tho funeral of MIR. William nlnca'ein.
vhn diea 81, Hot Springs On Wednesday
incoming. took place Yesterday morning
TIC remains arlived nj o'clock a. IN.
nnl the funeral occurred %, ~ O'clock
I'm his late rcsidcnc'. No. N9 Main
street.
Tho dccrarcd Ind been living in this
cNy abou, Two years. having come her"
from Orange. He was q man of consider
allie property. and leaves wife and n
number Of Other relatives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23

before Recorder Railey was held FOR In
yes,lgauon by the grand Jury In the
sum OF $50.
The officer n tn. Second ward SAW two
men walking In the csnter Of Franklin
avcnue at the hour mentioned, each ar, ,
rying bundle Their actions aroused
his auspiciohs and he stepped out T.. meet
ihom and each one took TO his heels ne
nred at them but that only Increased
the speed aud the officer Joined the chase
and succeeded in capturing u" Mexican
ionanlcs The other was negro. VINO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
WEATHER INFORMATION.


An ara OF low pressure, accompanied
by comparatively high temperature. ovet.
He. Western TEXAS tonight. An area OF
high pressure is GENITAL over Florida ana
another Is apparently central over tho
Upper Mississippi.
The Weather i generally partly cloudy
10 cloudy throughout the country.
Nashville Is the only station ina, re
ports as much as 10 OF an inch Of pre-
el,i,nrlor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
" ss,llNGroN srnrEr NE

~ - W. NTIT'I F'N'''
"ltfrr's Land THAT Is Fa!rcr Than
r,uy grns sung as ;hs nt,eninr SOM, Inst
. a. IN. a1.,y. ,,,s,,t,, v.h,,,, oo,
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win lnrf aslnk interest The Rev.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
WILL NAcArE rllr orrlcE.

II is very probable tina, IN tho next ten
DAYS Assistant ciiy Attorney Tracy vii,
close his career as prosecutor at The re-
corder's court and that Cuy Attorney
stewart VIII attend to the business of that
department. together with his other iu-
ties, Tho fees accruing to the assistant
on account OF the work IN that court are
small and do not justify the work OF one
man wlthont other salary and tho city
attorney VIII take charge himself
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
A GKEAT cONsOLATION.

II would Ice Nrry PHEASANT, We might say
dclgMful, II you could have Moael
can, ysu can derive the benefit Ct ON,
by sending your soltj clothes TO on
NJ del Laundry. whore they VIII receive
the best e work. quickest and prpmntest
Rttcnt on, phone Isl iOli Prairie, l.. A
Hamburger and Gus Dreylins. Jr.. pro.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-23
cArrNlN snoEMAKMn.s ILLNESS.

Tho friends in this CITY OF Captain
Frank /, shoemaker formerly Of the
Fnurth I'niipt Sinfcs cavalry VII lf snrrv
~ lsniu ihai Ne 90 living dangcrpusly IN at
Ms home. conner OF iteach lad Twentieth
streets. in GulvtN'ni.
captain Shoemaker was IN thr famous
hlpck ilili indian war IN which the gal
liant custer lnsi mia lifc A. a soldier lie
has au tnNiahlr record