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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-04
THE RED MEN.
Great Incohonee Andrew II. Patton visits
Houston.

Great Incohonee Andrew ii. Patton visits
Houston.
There was joint meeting OF Tonka'
way Tribe No. and Mingo Tribe No. I
at the wIgwam OF Tonkaway Tribe last
night. the occas sion being an official visit
from Andrew II. Patton CT Danvers. Mass,
great incohonee Of the improved orier of
red Men. II is seldom that the subordin-
MO lodges of secret orders in Texas have
The pleasure of a visit from the supreme
officer of the wcrld OF their order, aud
the presence of the great incohonee was
nm attraction that caused almost an IMAM
mons attendance of all Red Men in
Houston
when the chiefs had all assembled In
the wiCwam and the guard had been
,laced TO prevent a surprise from stroll
INC members of another tribe who might
he lurking in the vicinity the great in
,ohone, was introduced and addressed the
members upon the principles advocated
h,, tho order. He Is most pleasant talk
r and throughout the entire speech he
,,,os ,yIven the closest attention. His ex-
,nanations upon every point were clear,
"a when he had concluded every one
80 more convinced OF the beauties OF the
soeIo,v After his address the speaker
-, through the entire secret work, ex-
,,aininp in detail every point. Before the
30 , motion was unanimously carried,
'''.,,a,n,, a vote OF thanks to the great
,.aoSoree for his courteous visit ana
nr,,,pp with II the hope that ne VIII be
.oa N many moons OF pleasure. and
10, he will have a pleasant journey over
~ rail Throughout the jurisdiction Oh
,hc qreat council OF the United states,
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REPUBLICAN CLUB.
n Meeting Last Night ana Discussed
Public Matters.

n Meeting Last Night ana Discussed
Public Matters.
(e Central Republican club of Houston
II largely attended meeting last night
|she law offices of Messrs. Cline & cline.
ne club elected officers as follows:
kNrc e. B. Peck, president; Z. T. borden.
\ president; w. c. Bailey, secretary;
b. Strong. treasurer. A vote oil
tns was passed TO Mr. ID. NJ. Angie,
teu'ing president, who declined re-
(ction.
[onsderable routine business was trans
"a and several talks made. and after
sa,ournment of the club the republic
" present held conference, with
fHh II. Cline presiding. A committee was
pointed TO formulate the ideas of lions-
iepublicans on the subject of munich
ana'rs, with the view of supporting
%aole candidates for city offices or OF
aAs out full party ticket. Inc commit
composed of Major II. i. McGregcr.
nmsh Major C, Il. Peck, Judge Henry
T. g. Fawcett, e. 7. Borden, Sam 4.
~'ora, and Jacob Chace.
nc meeting was largely attended and
~ enthusiastic.
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HiMENEAl..

EOD-McLEOD--una, Texas Febru-
airy mir Dan Mcleod and Mrs. Dol
lie Mcleod were married AT the brides
residence near here last evening. Rev.
John stephens officiating.
PICKARD RUCKER - Troupe, Texas.
February 2.--liorace Pickard and Miss
Bet Rucker were married today ~ the
residence of the BRIDES father, W. ].
Rucker, one mile west of town, Rev. G..
A. Grammar officiating.
BEDUS-CRUTCHFIE Tex
as. February 2.-Mr. W. c. Bedus. "A prom
incnt young stockman, and Miss Celia
Crutchfield were married this evening
at 4 o'clock, Rev. j. NJ. Isbel officiating.
quite number of friends and relatives
attended the ceremony.
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w. e. wHEELocK CO, PIANOS.

New York. February 3.-Wiiliam H..
sWheelock q CO.. plano manufacturers,
made an assignment today for the benefit
of creditors to Henry W. Beebe. Wheelock
a. Co. have had close relations with the
Weber Piano company ana the recent
application for the latter concern made
today's action by Wheelock 4 Co. advisa-
BILE The liabilities OF Whrelock & Co.
are 1856 600; assets not stated. The capital
stock IF the company is $4,000
At the same time a motion was also
made for the appointment OF temporary
receiver for the Stuyvesant Piano com
pany on behalf OF William Wheelock,
Robert F.. Tolney. Socrates Hubbard ana
Robert j. Vida. The liabilities consist Of
notes Endorsed by the company. amounting
to s3s.5l2; bills receivable. s26.Sis, from ac-
counts, ssi65.1O The stock OF the com
pany consists of 500
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Conductor Warner Is in charge OF the
formers crew.
Although General Auditor Gillette of the
Atchison has announced his resignation
from that position, he will not sever his
connection with that company for sew
eral months vet.
Colonel l.. j. Polk, general freight agent
Oh the santa Fe came up from Galveston
Yesterday and enjoyed the afternoon con-
ferring with local traffic officials ana
discussing the bright outlook for Texas
roads for this year.
Traffic Manager wrenn OF the Piant
system has issued circulars announcing
the appointment of +. NJ. Agostin as pas
senger agent OF the company at Tampa
Bay hotel, Tampa, Fla, and II. l.. Todd
to division passenger agent at Jackson
vile. Fla; both appointments effective at
once.
When Oscar L. Murray left the Missouri
Pacific and took service with the Big
-Four as traffic manager he had five
year contract with President ingalls, at
$4,000 per annum. He goes now to the
Baltimore and Ohio. at n handsome In
crease: his salary with this company is
said TO be $4,000.
James A. Hyden of Chicago. represent
ing American Resorts" magazine de-
'Vtcu W SuiiiHier, winter anu Hedi'h ie-
sorts, spent yesterday in the city. enjoy
ing the company of the boys In ticket
row. Mr. Hyden is now preparing an In
teresting article oil Texas resorts. to be
published with handsome illustrations,
from the various water and inland resorts
of the great State.
Travelling Passenger Agent r. Eugene
George of the Houston and Texas Central
returned to headquarters yesterday ana
will greet his friends and patrons of the
Sunset and Central at the city ticket ONCE
of these companies for the next two
weeks. The illness of Ticket Agent f'lato.
who is suffering severe attack of rheu-
Hatism. necessitated the services OF
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Members OF the u. r. d. club are an
ticipating a very pleasant occasion Friday
evening. February Il. at which time they
will be rendered "a complimentary cotiilion
by Leap Year club of young ladies. The
AFFAIR will be at Assembly Hall and Is In
charge of the following committees.
Invitation ComSittee-Miss Jennie
Davis. Miss Edna Woolford. Miss Alice
Coyle.
Arrangement Committee-NIiss Carrie
Wiggn. Miss Dechcrd Calvert, Miss Liz
ze Dwyer
This club is ono Of the leading organiza-
tons OF the younger society set OF this
city and the young ladies who have been
recipients of SO many courtvs.vs IRON,
the members since its organization. hone
In this way to rcciprocate and show their
appreciation.
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Of February II. and No. %. arriving Aus
tin morning of February is, you may sell
round-trip tickets 10 Austin at double the
childs rate; limit tickets TO February ~.
To Coupon Agents, Calvert and North:
For train, No. 4. arriving Heaiie ~"
n. m. February IS you may sell round
trip tickets to Austin at one and one
third of the limited fare. Limit tickets TO
be stamped in Austin for return febru-
airy 10 and good one day in each direction.
To Agents Courtney to Sutton, lncluied:
For train. No. 2. arriving HeTpstead'
February II. You may sell round-'rlp
tickets to Austin at one and one-thrd OF
the lowest adult fare, via Hampstead.
Use round-trip book tickets and limit
February 90 1896.
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SHORT LOCAL NOTES.

Judge r. Krate Of Kinney county Is
In the city.
w. f. Maynard. district attorney OF
Bastrop, is In the city.
Michael Bass. who was carved by Ber-
nard Berg Sunday. is reported improving.
II. NJ knight OF Galveston. one of the
popular office holders OF that city. is in
Houston enjoying life.
Hon. s. J. Hendricks OF Henderson.
member OF the State executive commit
tee OF the democratic party. who Is at
tending the Grand Lodge. will get ex-
cused today and depart for Austin tonight
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETING.

Captain +. A. Reichardt has called a
meeting OF the city democratic executive
committee. TO DO held next Thursday
night. at Market Hall. The business TO
be considered will he time and place for
holding the city primaries and the NOM
mating convention. The meR,bers OF the
committee are: First ward, A. =. starr
and A. Meyer; Second ward. Gus War
necke and George clarendon; Third ward,
Joseph +. Meyer and II. Baldwin Rice;
Fourth ward. south. +. A. Rcichardt and
Charles Helm; Fourth ward. north tSixth).
Rem A. Rcisner and John T. Connors
Fifth ward, Il. r. Parker and Phiilp
Olivier.
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WHAT We CAN Do FOR
YOU IN OUR OWN SHOP.

mako new jowelry OF all kinds.
2-Reset your Diamonds, or can make
new mouniings of any kind for them.
snake special designs for Presentation
Badges and Medals for societies and
special occasions.
4-Repair your jewelry of NIL kinds.
5-Repair your Spectacles and Eye Glasses
and change lenses.
G-Buy or exchange your old gold and
silver.
7--Repair your Clock or Music Box.
S-EngravnE Of all kinds.
9--chauge Key-windng Watches to Stem
winding Watches.
lo-Do your finest and most difficult Watch
repairing.
li--Make your old gold over into Rings.
Pins, etc
I2-Makc or do anything IN the Jewelry
line for you.
i3--Abovo at most reasonable prices.
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.,oAp TIME TABLE

an the following roads ar;
rbs tfaln,r ircm the Grand central
n and a sphsrn Pacific. Houston ana
pc: ,s,So ul Gull, COLORADO nna sa ana
Er'nsoustcn Eest ana pass PASS Trains on
n Antonio, a a,l and Great Northern, the
a Intern ,Io,,ston and Henderson ana inc
klveston, n Vciasco use the Information .
klunbla t a,,t Of Congress avenue. Trans
depcl,, iiso,,ri' Kansas and Texas use .l,e
ine Aoonct' and the Galveston; "a s,raes
"A ~ Houston use the san 'A''''
sgsousrcN AMP MD,D TENS TJSs. CENTRAL
900 am. Arrive. ss:sss In y,
sye'"',ii:i0 pm. Arrive..... $50 Pm
tave.''' Austin Branch.
ass D m. Arrive.....l2:lo Pm
"' SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
0san Antonio Trains. 80,
Ills pm. Arrive. s tx nm m
sss.." a. a orlean Ar. Trains. Wv '
IA am. Arrive. S:i5 ain.
46ve''''' XIX nm, Arrive. ...10:5o pin.
pave" Victoria Trains. -
a.2s am. Arrive..... 44o pm.
.rscoirRT. KANSAS AND TEXAs.
hisoosnd Kansas City and ST. Louis
feaso "'' Trains,
l.. 1880 q m. Arrivc..... s3o an
ave .... 100 pm. Ar XIV cS;;A;NT T.S' FE'
EULF. coLoS MaIT Inc 4Mn BAN = : T.
.r 6:s5 am. Arrive. s:19 an
~ 100 pm Arrive..... $40 PM
ave." Galveston Trains.
7:4O am. Arrive..... s:555 am.
s.rs.., s;05 am. Arrive.,.. $40 PM
i.50 pm. Arrive..... $40 pm.
~ 100 pm. Arrive..;.. 9:2o pm;
M trains leave the Santa Fe depot 10
.n,as later and arrive at that depot 10
.u,ss earlier than the above time.
NATIONAL & CT. NORTHERN.
st. Louis Trains.
ava HOO am. Arrive..... b:3g m.
w., 5:25 pm. Arrive. .l2:4o P m
HOUSTON AND HEN
Galveston Trains.
kye.... Clio am Arrive. S:So am
syc... ..lO;l0 am. Arrive.....lg:o an
Eve.... 1855 pm. Arrive. 5:2o pm.
3lrJMBIA AND VELASCO TRAINS.
sye Jdaily except sunday .....1 0:40 am.
kdye daily except Sunday)...... 4:lO I'm.
6ijSTON EAST AND WEST TEXAS.
Through Trains.
p:35 pm. Arrive..... 700 am.
Mixed Trains.
i've. -. 7.S0 am. Arrive. ...7:30 pm.
TEXAS WESTERN.
Monday. Wednesday. Friday 1000 am.
| tuesday, Tn sday. Sat'day.... 200 PIN.
N ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
live daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b.io pm
I've daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VIZ Hill
LA PORTE AND HOUS-
TON.
Daily Except Sunday.
hye.... S;l5 am. Arrive..... 500 pm.
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sTILsoN-CoLLINs COMPANY.

Atlanta. Ga, February 3.--The Stilson-
Collins Jewclry company, one Of the iarg-
est houses in that line IN the city, Was
placed In the lands of receiver today
at the suit of tho Gorham Manufacturing
company OF New York. The liabilities are
about $4,000: assets estimated at between
$50 900 and 1000.
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wooDMENs' PROMPT PAYMENT.

Mr.. Il. T. Barden. agent for the Wood
men of the World Accident association.
has just received n draft for 500 payable
to James NJ. Means. who was injured n
short time ago, and this amount was paid
TO him In fun payment of claim for in
demnity. This association Is for members
of the Woodmcu of the World only and
has always met Its losses promptly and
f,,II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-04
OFFERS A REWARD.

Sheriff Erickson and his deputies are
still working day and night In their ef-
forts 10 unearth the murderers of old
man Payne and his wife. on January 30.
Mr. Erickson offers reward of $500 for
Information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons who
committed the deed
The name of the person furnishing the
information will be held secret.
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FOR CITY TREAsURER,

Mr.. Alexander szabo announces this
morning as a candidate for reelection to
the office of city treasurer a position
which he has filled with eminent salts
faction to the people Of Houston.
Mr. Szabo Is well known to a great
majority of tho citizens, and no man
stands higher or Is moro esteemed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-04
CENTRAL RATES.

Reduced Rates to Austin on Account OF
the Charity Ball
General Passenger Agent NJ. L. Robbins
of the Houston and Texas Central has
issued the following instructions for the
Charity Ball at Austin.
To Agents. Houston TO Manor. included
For train, No. 3. leaving Houston night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-04
'oD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.

uooD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.
tsa, eood Government league held
~, s iast night, but very little of in
u was disposed of. Several new men,
l,o,r "ets admitted, and the committees
.a0. 10 secure II meeting place ana
klsr ucket for the municipal cam
rsn were granted further time in which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-04
O. f. c. CLUB SOCIAL.

The O. r. C. club gave social last
night at the hall. corner of Pease avenue
and Hutchins street. which was attended
by large number OF young ladies and
gentlemen. After an enjoyable dance ro-
freshments were served. The entertain
mont was under the direction OF a com
mittee composed of +. G. Lucas. Harry
Williams. Luke Barnett. Joe W ellis. julius
Flock. Henry Michael, George Davis and
w. H. Davis.
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Up and Sailed
SIS Laurel Swansea, sid Jan. II.
SIS Castleheld. Dakar, sid Jan. ~
Sch Emma Knowlton, New York, Dec. 10
Sch Nj. w. Chi,ds, Havana, sid Dec. "a
Ship Kyber (Br) Calcutta. sid Nov. 4.
Ship British Isles. Calcutta, sid Jan 3.
SIS Polana tBr). Liverpool. sid Nov. 10.
SIS Daniel. Liverpool sid Dec. IL.
SIS Hartlepool CBr). Hamburg. sid Dec.
So NJ O'Nciil Philadelphia, sid Jan. ].
Blk Renown, Falmouth. sid Dec. ..
SIS Sarmata, Cardiff. sid Nov. 26.
S. Ethiopia, Glasgow, sid Dec. Il.
So Blcnheim. Havre. sid Dec. s.
Bk Iittoo, Seville. Dec. a.
Sch Andrew Adams. Baltimore, sid Dec.
10
Sch c. f. Look, Boston. sid Jan. 10.
Sch Buttorick. Norfolk. sid Jan, i.
Ss Edenmore. Liverpool. Sid jan is.
Blk Blrnda, Greenock, sld January 8.
SIS Helen, Belfast, sid Jan %
So Maria, Porto Rico, sid Jan IS.
So Mariston, Vera Cruz, sid Jan. 20.
SIS Oberon, Havre. sid Dec, 2s.
So North Sands, Barry. sid Dec. %.
Sch ]. II. Buttcrict. Norfolk. sld Jan IL
SIS Explorer, Pernambuco. sid Jan. "a.
SIS Capenor. Manchester, sid Jan. 2.
So Dartmow, Shields, sid Jan. 3.
SIS Lostakcn, Genoa, sid Jan. Il.
SIS Marina, Cardiff. sid Jan. 10.
SIS Rosemath, Limerick, sid Jan. I.
SIS Bendt, Goldsworthy. Constantinople.
cid Jan. &.
SIS Bona, Antwerp. sid Jan. 0.
SIS Voltage, Stewart. ST. Vincent. Dec. 80.
SIS I,cona, New York. Feb l.
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|AN|[S BDI[,
HOUSTON.
Are You a
Thinking Man?

II you are. this Is addressed to YOU.
You know OF the great improvements
,rssv dI Masb,n ns as Prntng and ali tho
Arts and Sciences, Have you ever given
any serious thought to the Science OK
Specialists accomplish daily cures which
We're supposed to be impossible ten years
ago? DO you know that whole BOOKS are
written on n single disease which would
not have required but u few pages ten
years ago. and that there are physicians
who now devote their lives to me s,uuy
of one class OF diseases. while q rev years
ago a Doctor was supposed to know them
aii? II you are IA thinking man. these
facts impress ySn ana you ,b are ps h%san
who devotes all his study 10 one class Vi
diseases-knows more about them than tho
good old Family Doctor NOW cyyo you n,so
the distinctive features OF MAN, Any
Disease In them affects his entire being.
any weakness makes nm less Il
man. How can only half man ask or
expect the confidence OF fellow men. or
the love OF woman can you shy 10
or your representatives or to u woman.
Choose me before oil men as your nus
band?" Make today resolve thai "
you you Will be one ana when you ask
Tor honors of men. or love OF woman. no
one can point the finger, OF scorn and say.
yances in Science, do you know that Or.
Clemens treatment of Structure Is as FAR
ahead OF the old methods as the iSeom1-
tive IL ahead of the old stage coach! NO
pain, no terrible hemorrhases no nyins
down your duties to go to a city and stay
weeks with Doctor at heavy expense.
lie can cure you at your home; YOU can
10 about your business without the silHht-
EST trouble, and the cost Is not half what
il is under tho old methods. II you suffer
tence. aterility, Gonorrhoea, syphilis. Dis
eases of Women. or any Private or Skin
DIR. J. u. CLEMENS.
I2o w. Commerce Street. San Antonio.
Texas.
Question List--A for Men. for Women
and q for Skin Diseases.
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pYTHIAN MATTERS.

Brigadier General S. u. Hopkins. OF the
Texas brigade Uniform Rank knights of
Pythas. will make an official visitation
Ia Houston division No. tonight After
an inspection of tho company. General
Hopkins and members OF his stan Will
be entertained. Tho commander is also
a member Of tho encampment of odd
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oN suIpRoARD NOT CLEARED.

The total amount of cotton at galveston
on shIpboard not cleared, is as follows
Fo, Great Britaln--Ss Maria 29s ~ Ser
IA 35l5; rs Benridge 479i; rs Wooler 2sH3;
So Hampton 1902; IS Rose Castle 1898; nom
members 3205: total 20,20'.
For France-Sa Marina llo5i non-mem-
bprs 1873; total 293.
For Bremen--.Ss Blenheim BOIL.
For Hamburg-Ss Voltage 100.
For Russia-Rk Storken 1876
For New York-Mallory line 1910.
Total 3l2i7; against 1904 same time
La at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-04
RATE AUTHORITY.

Austin. Texas, February Sine ST. Louis
Southwestern railway was today author
lied by the railroad commission TO ADOPT
rate of 10 cents per 100 pounds on mer-
chaudise. first. second, third and fourth
classes, between Fort Worth ana Hrape-
vine. to meet wagon competition.
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and that when he shall have passed 70
the happy hunting grounds. that he viii
find his government of the order approved
h, the Great Spirit. The council then
cles ed and refreshments were served.
Mr. Pator Is q guest Of the I.awIor and
viii leave this morning.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts Of cotton at Galveston to-
day were as follows: Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe i255; by International and Great
Northern 1857. by Missouri, Kansas aud
Taxas gll: by barge Eddie $50; by barge
Daisy 100; by steamer Alice Blair 1872
Total receipts 3siS
Shipped TO Havre by SIS Joseph John
1000 bales.
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Total stock :.
COTTON-SEED PRODUCTS.

Now Orleans. February 3-The market
today; oil quiet and steady; meal firm;
prime crude oil. in bulk, "a; prime sum
mer yellow in barrels z6i. meal lI.Oo; cake
Il 90 per short ton.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
stationer Assigns.

Denlson. Texas, February 3.-M j.
Hughes dealer in stationary and books.
made general assignment today; Ia
bilities $500; assets $1,000
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Vessels In Port.

Vessels In Port.
To Chas Clarlto-Ss Seminole.
To VIM. Parr & Co.-Plympton (BD.
Sierra tSp)
TO j. Moller & Co-Bk Hirotha, by Stor-
ken.
TO Fowler Il McVitie-Sch w. J. Kcyser,
Toledo, Bcnridgc. Blairmore.
10 Texas Star Flour Mil's-Ss Gyiler.
10 NJ. Munn-Sch Helen.
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AMoNG RAILROAD MEN.

During the absence OF Conductor rs 1..,s
of the San Antonio ana Arkansas sa,oo
Who has been granted a leave Of absence
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-04

For dolicacy, for purity. and for i'm
proyement Of the complexion nothing
equals Pozzonis Powder.
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THE HOTELS.
Few Autchins House.

- klber Il Guerin-
AXh ger. Proprietors.
p iUiES2AH. Remodeled and
lssssee1f9i1t, newly furnished.
UtSNEsSIt988 ueuua!ed In all
|t1ISsHmssrs Its appointments
E4kHSBEay1 IN tho state Of
B4TSNT%fAEy Tevag
1Sfsvs!fs3sssf2 The l. o nS
- Hotel.
hs; 7. McCarty. ST. Louis; j. Simon,
seston; T. o. Reeves. Brazoria Il. Nj.
Ederhurst, Galveston; II. II. Dulaney,
Paso; W. w. Jacob. Galveston; 7. w.
x, San Antonio; Dan kiber. Corsicana;
3. Clark, Louisville; j. X. Minor, Cor
hna; Charles l.. Kelly. Lufkin; c. f.
Esyih, New York; John or Gilbert and
p sons. W. a. Fletcher. Beaumont, IL.
breeder, New York; L. G. Brooks, Cor
ttes, Dallas; L. Salisbury, Hillsboro;
B. Hopkins. Dallas; S. j. Dean, Roll
W. W. Wimberly, Caddo; +. j. Pal
Brooklyn, George 7. Harris, w. W.
tnce, Fred Glanser, II. A. Gs Nichols
wife, y; L.. Jenkins, J. e. Hesse, Jno.
y, Laredo; r. +. Rike and wife. Far
nsyille: Il; NJ. Johnson, Galveston; l..
Cox, FL Paso; w. l.. Pattillo, j. r.
lillaker city; Il, Diner, T.. Korms, We
70; j o. kendrick, Memphis; q. G..
ny, Wharton; T. S. Mcdowell. Taylor;
u, n Reed, St, Louis; O. l.. Tabor,
Ean Mrs. $. d. Moore. Beaumont; j.
Koch Omaha; w. van Amerongen. G.
Amerongen, Orange city; George w.
G Jr,, Atlanta; w. V. Cullom aud
Z, Atlanta; j, II. Baker and wife,
1la Willett Wilson Port Lavaca; II.
ns, Texas; W. b. Goode, San Antonio I;
Johns, Kansas City: A. o. Blackwell
r. Mansfield, La Porte w. +. Match
on. canada; A. Hicks, Tyler: II. n.
seomb. Temple: II. c. Wheeler, Iowa;
=. boardman, Des Moincs; John Stew
lson 0rebolt; j. n. Hall, LaGrange; c..
ohewltz 7. Campbell, Orange: w. L..
S;'on, Willis; J. II. Shary. Chicago;
u. Koberts. Jacksonville.
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Paint,
Glass and
Vail Paper
Dealers
KIAM's.

VIII find our prices always In limo with
the closest competition. In or out OF tho
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business with good people.
IL you are not already favoring us with
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Gene" at his old stand to look after the
passenger interests. and he Will be
checked In as agent today.
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BLACKBURN & BAILEY.
High Grade Photographers, ioos,s Prairie
avenue.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston, February ..

Arrived
SIS Woolcr, Cole. Teneriffe.
Cleared.
SIS Palentina- Guerrica. Liverpool.
Sch Il. Nj. White. Faulkingham Apa-
lachicola-