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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-08-20
We Can't Turn
the Time Back.

The season is rapidly getting away from and our
stock must be sold to make for fall goods If you know
how to take advantage of unprecedented opportunity buy
at the narrowest prices This is your time
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in all the shapes and coors Ask to see our "Amphon
The best $3.50 hat for Sl.90
All the newest color combinations in shirts Coored
fronts with white body We offer special line of the gold
and silver brand for S1.OO.
New neckwear just OUT latest coorngs 75cts
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-08-20

+. J. Bowman of Berwick has been
granted a pension.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1896-08-20

Summer suits, summer coats,
summer pants, summer vests, all at
what we pay. Not a farthing of
profit asked.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
TEXAS PoLlNcAL NOTES.


Hill county populists Endorsed Kearby
for governor.
Sherman's registration has reached 1895.
A total of $3.50 is expected.
Dallas has registered 80 far CLIO, against
5oiS at the previous election.
i, p. Gore. blind orator, IS stamping
Central Texas for the populists.
4 meeting of sound money democrats
OF Dallas has been called for the 18th.
Ex-Mnyor Conner Of Dallas will prob
ably he a candidate for railroad commits
soner
Denison expects to register over $500
voters by Wednesday night. So far 1872
have registered
Hon. Bryan 4. Barry has announced for
congress IN the Dallas district on L free
coinage platform.
Tho Coryell county populsts want Evan
Jones for governor. They think the rail-
road commission should no abolished.
The commissioners Of Dallas county have
decided to place no independent ticket on
the official ballot this year. AS indie
pendents are numerous a storm has been
raised.
w. A. Johnson. n free silver advocate,
has been appointed by Chairman Dudley
chairman Of the Han county committee,
vice John Il. Jones, deceased. lie is op-
posed TO any county nominations
Congressman Bailey has announced that
he win be n candidate for the United
states senate TO succeed Mills. He claims
pledged to support him. should the demo-
Gratis control the next congress he Will
probably, he thinks be the candidate OF
the free silver mon for speaker.
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such speaking we never win hear again,
and there were some good speeches, too.
This was kept up until very near mid
night. when the meeting closed 10 con
Voue again Wednesday night. IL was no
secret with the adept politician that he
was pulling for the sugar in it,
W. ]. Crawford has come out - can
dlduto for alderman IN tho Second wand.
ono Of the aspirants for the secretary $
place and business man had saort
fight yesterday.
and Zack Day democrats, have announc-
ed
For county attorney. Mr. sadler has
announced. also w II. Mobley. who
Is "A sou-in-law OF Judge John II. Reagan.
and nephew OF eN-Spcakcr Crisp Of
Georgia AIr. John E Reagan, son Of
venerable Judge Reagan and a brother
LAW Of Mr.. Moblcy, has announced for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
TREASURE UNEARTHED,

Texas Cowboys Dig In Enough Buried
Gold to Make Them Rich.
Fort Worth. Texas, March 2i,--Captain
Frank Moody. the well known live stock
commission man, returned recently from
a business trip to Southwest Texas( and
tells n story of treasure trove, unoarthed
by three lucky fellows. that reads like a
chapter from the history of Monte Cristo
In Kimble county, near the line OF
Kerr is the big live oak pasture which
everybody in that part of the country
knows. Inv this pasture "A few miles
distant from the brake, and upon a ridge
stand four cedar trees, each at the corner
OF square, and there being no other
mat once seen Will be remembered. This
spot is on the line Of the old Spanish trail
Known In that country as the tral of
Santa Anna, and is sons seven or aipht
miles from an old Spanish fort
some time last August four men. only
one OF whom was known to the ranch
Sople IN the vicinity, visited the place
N wagon and dug in the square en-
closed by ths four cedar trees II is
Known that they found an iron pot, but
what 1t contained is unknown Some one
slse had been there afterward, evidently
looking for treasure.
But, on tha day of Mr. Moody.s
story. about the last Of February, he
riding out on the pastures to look nj
some cattle At the place Of the fo,tr
cednr trees they came upon four Cow
hoSs. These cowboys. II develoned
hau been 'nosing" around the nla,e
ana found a few gold coins IN the ala
OF lhe excavation that the forrner
mysterious scarchers had made nmd ~
occurred 70 them that there might No
uuEn wealth hidden there They aecord
nsly r'oclicd suitable impIrincnfs a
neh-aNe, a shovel and perhaps a hoe
GlI M,,Ht 70 work. II appears that almost
.HlHleuiately they were magnincentiv -
~ardea, FOR when AIR. Moody and his
So,iph,,'lohs rode up they had dug 16
srNvIai po{s, spread Il 'sllckerr upon ~
saounu ny tbs side OF the hole tbe1.
MI MI MADE ana upon this. asserts NJ,
~ with the most serioua e'rnviiv
MaS PIED heap Of golden coins thai
ye,nnniueo MN of the heaps OF huiied
w warnuIs OF nus boyhood days. The eoirs
FLY plscts-some We're bright and oil
neIu1g' and some were aim viii s.,,-
mould OF years. Mr. Moody dec,arsss" me
, we're enough of them to mi several bnsLlT
measures. He and his compantops ,osnel
usered to help the finders count tbc t Gun
ure, nut they declined with tbar III 'rsas,
IRE none too civil about II ei,hI anu
tIs horsemen rode on ~ N''"er' 80
GOVT MOODY does not know whera ,ho
EoWboys went with their trens,,roe me
w, Soss know that they are ricb pSut
toud the dreams of ayarice ~ ~ ne
nus nus II that old Santa Anna, in ore " ut
ns,reats many years ago blirisd Ne VI ms
ure IN inc region where tba farr nc Isas-
nn, ,tiiu' ana this is supposed Ia he botuars
lucky cowboys found ~ what the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
IN LEON COUNTY.


The Executive Committee Takes Action
Regarding the Primaries.
Ccnterville, Texas. March 2l.-The demo-
cratic executive committee of Leon coun-
~ met today and adopted the following
resolutions:
ReaQlved--l. That precinct conventions
be- and are hereby called for the various
Notlng precincts of Leon county, to be
held at the respective voting places for
said precincts on Saturday. April %. 1896
for the purpose OF sending delegates 10
"a county convention TO be held sts here
10 after called.
.. That the delegates from said pre-
cinct conventions be instructed as to
thf action to be taken IN regard to the
ihuucial election ordered by the state
executive committee for June s.
=. Ihat said delegates he also instruct
primary election system for the nomina-
ton II county officers and as TO the time
Tor holding said primaries
=. InSt q county convention he and Is
hereby called to convene at Centervillc
on saturday, May ?, for the purpose of
sending delegates to the various ConVen-
IONS also for naming delegates TO the
state conventions, and to further decide
upon ana adopt regulations for the prim-
airy election to be held juno 6, as request.
rd by the state executive committee
After the business before the commit
tfe was disposed of the Hon. w. p Me-
Comb OF Ccnroe. on invitation. addressed
large audience on the principles and
nlicics of the democratic party from it's
organization.
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NEUROLOGICAL,

MOoRB--Belton, Texas, March IL
Mrs. Ann Moore, formerly of Giddngs,
after a lingering illness. died at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Miss ELI Moore,
on Friday night and was buried at the
North Bolton cemetery yesterday after
noon
MURRAY--Eagle Lake. Texas. March
ing after a long Illness. Mr.. Murray was
one of Eagle Lakes best and most useful
men and will be greatly missed in this
community.
Mr.. Walter Turner died at this place last
night. He was a son OF Captain +. r.
Turner of this place. He leaves many
friends at Austin, San Antonio and here
TO regret his death. The infant son of
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Bailey died here last
night.
DEPwE-orange. Texas. March gu.
N Depwe, an old citizeS of Orange, died
at his home In Orange last night and was
buried In the city cemetery today. He
was over 10 years of age and had spent
many years in Orange. Deceased leaves
n large family and many friends to mourn
his demise.
PATTERSON-Bryan Texas, March %.
Mr. Charles Patterson died at his home
in this city yesterday evening at 6;10
o'clock aged ~ years months and IA
days. He had been a resident of Bryan
for a number of years and was car
penter by trade. He was a member of
the Ancient Order of United Workmen,
aud was buried under the auspices of
that order.
RABB-Cedar Bayou. Texas, March 22.-
Mrs. Prudence Rabb died at her home a
/ this place yesterday morning after two
weeks of severe Illness. Mrs. Rabb haC
WAS born in Ohio In 1919 and had been
te.deui Of Cedar Bayou for over thirtS
fev. Andrew Rabb of Ilallettsville, Texas
lnterment occurred at the BAPTIST GENE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
POLITICS ~ PALEsTINE.

Colored Voters Discuss the Situation
Reagan's Relatives Want Office,
Palestine. Texas. March 2t.-The color
ed citizens held a called meeting In Odd
Fellows Hall. oldtown. last night for the
purpose as stated In the dodser, OF taxi
ing steps TO put in the best men for the
various offices the coming April election
day. quite "A number OF the candidates
for the places OF aldermen, secretary and
attorney and marshal were on hand and
being called upon TO advocate their claims,
responded cheerfully
Next. think IN order was to hear from
the colored brethren. who desired TO &C.
pouse any candidate. and TO this am
nonncemont, at least q dozen spoke. and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
TEXAS CITY ITEMS
~,
'0", porit lotion 9, I Men vlsl. tn. NJ,

prominent Cotton Men v,.,, A.,
port-improvements ~ az az ".
Texas City, Texas, March gNs. ,
starkweather has gone to co,,..l
oring his family to Texas c,,, n
.ney VIII reside permanently. i,
occupy one of the Birchneld eo,,..
First avenue. AFa
Mr.. \. Appel of Grand Fab, : !
left for Chicago last nieh, =,
chased about $4,000 worth Of p,,,.,.'|
ana adjoining Texas City betor. (, /
The handsome steam yacb, A,,, /
plying between Texas City ,ud o,J
toh regularly, Is proving y,ry III
from the start. On Saturday No.,
anout fifty young society nso,a
Galveston came over In III at,s,r.
they seemed delighted with ,hsl, y.
WIN what they saw In the HXsv !,
lyn' of ihe South. WV
Mr' Iyndall, manager Of m. M
iroof Pile company. received q III
lumber last week to be used IN soss :,
ing his Tiredo nroof nil,rr ~. :, ~ ~,
samples on cxhihitlon ri,Sin ~ Wy
days. This companv hoe ann rs. Wy ~, !.
a large order for Inc Son,s r ~.
Pacinc coast for piliny ia ~.
Mr.. Birchfinld's hsni. ~ ~ WI
near tho bay shore Ia ha,nv $1,000, M
IS the finest residence vel bult ua |
Slle Is one Of the choicest. Mr.. BI,sA
houses in Texas civ and vii, A !.
the demand continues m =" w
MIR. Thomas Forbes ~ p,,,, r,.l
Go. viii move his fam,n. bsrs f,a-
man ON Anril / and viii m,t. ",
home during Tho e,,,nmar ua s,,sr
shin from 10 0oO IN t;ATn hsIss II v
tbrouph irevas ~, iy ~, s vS'ss V
Mr. Ilutcman of Datro,, : hsy
IN The AFRO will arrivs Wsanssi,s
win make Texas f'iiv b,a bsms y,
pers,naliv manaeed ,ha ferry ~,
lJr Hutep1an hss rarsn,iy I'M. /
Inc bnnking business AMI ~ eiSs
mild ciinate f1r b,s haaith
Tho hir dredre bnat FLORIDA hw
the shore I'm the s,in in front n m
nresq she has done wondsrfuI =
r,tt,nr tbe hara matsr,al o,,t 4 n
Ctraa, ,,b,,nlis ~ n,sv wsiyhlrs Su
,rd,,',as 800 n W. ,hra,,vh Az
Az 9,, ~ WIZ pu,ru p,,, s, NV = N
- 80 ~ ~ ','' 81" III, as ,honss M
b, tO Grains Of sand The drsdr, Vi
return "a tho north of Pelican Isiii
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
MAKES A GOOD SHOWING

Cameron, Texas March DIR. w. L.
Baird and l.. c. Mcbride, who have been
investigating the Milan County Bank.
yesterday made their report, The bills
receivable, real estate and bank stock oil
min stock. etc. show assets to be slsS-
5i9.3l, liabilities, $40, t.31. excess of as
sets over liabilities. S47,SSS: less Insecure
and doubtful assets, S19360 Il: excess of
goods over Liabilities. $2S. ~. 81. The ex.
amiuers report that after a thorough in
Vestgation. they FIND everything regular
and all moneys properly accounted for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
A POST MAN.
Richmond Coaster.

James Hays Quarles was doing tho un.
yelling for The Post Tuesday and shedding
his beams on old friends. j. Hays is all
right He is good newspaper man and
an arabic gentleman. When The Post
wants piece of work well done ii sends
nun out 70 do IT. This also gives the office
a brlet rest; Mr.. Quarles is the proud
p0sssesso~ OF fine gold-headed cane,
Aiter serving, notice on him and putting
MN ABOARD the cars. the chairman made
= larIswen pass at him, when Brother
OF me moving train. lie has since had
MS lnliials cut on IL -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
FORM OF BALLOT CHANGED.

MdisonviTie, Texas. March 2O.-The
deIperatic executive committee OF this
equity held its meeting and unanimously
agrsd TO have the June primary submit
ting tho money question to the demo-
crat voters, the form Of the ballot to
be sed, however Is modified to read
tlhsWay; For the free coinage of silver
indeendontly by the United States gov
ernIrnt at the ratio of iG of silver to !
OF ed. and against etc. 1t was also do
cidetto put a fun democratic county tic
kot ! the field at said June primary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
EVIDENCES OF SUICIDE.

CISCO, Texas, March 2i.-News was
brought to town today by Mr.. j. Il. Chos-
aey, VINO lives about twelve miles north
wrst OF here, that J. II. Courtney. one OF
nus helghhors, was found dead this morn
ing on MS own place. His gun was by his
s , ana II Is supposed that he had killed
unset, ne had taken his shoes off. it Is
feet TO discharge the gun. No cause is
given. 9''' ~ N"""e 20
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WHAT WILL TEXAS BE LIKE?

been bold. fearless and successful in up-
holding the majesty of the law and the
dignity of our State. He IS outspoken and
decided IN his advocacy of the great prin-
cples of democracy rs Interpreted by the
fathers lie has proven himself a cham
pion OF the masses against the graspiug.
privileged classes. He IL fun OF enthusi-
asm. and inspires his friends with conf
dence. What more should he required
Tie more than fills the Jeffersonian test
carability and honesty"
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THE WEEK At n.rn

hastrop' Texas. March a.-Despite the
i-ehteh season and terrible siege NJ
pHu weather. this has been an interesting
week Tor old Pastrop First and oontin-
uaily tho revival being conducted al the
1nilstlan church by Eyanpel,sts Room
h hnn howard increases In interesf d,iIv'
oe'hs Already crowned with several - ~, ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
COMANCHn nn1ns

Nv .o''.nohe' Texas, March 29.-The frp,,
''. r not Yet been injured very much
nv acreage In cotton Will be muc,,
larger than in 1895. ''uch
mas been raised. "P''st church
mere was an enjoyable monte IN A.,
Tor, C or tne city last evening '"e
t,,, on, Ehristian and Frank Carr,.o,,
morrow ~ t,''ihe s leave for Austin TO-,
ton. "'' 'Spuphcan conven-
81 a new new. mercantile firm, STYLED the r.,
hers N so DRY Goods company, viii o., 81,
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from Galveston, where they purchased 1900
acres of rich black land, situated between
has been under pasture but will now be
put on the market for honeseekers This
Is one of the largest sales and one of the
best tracts of land that has been made In
Milan county In some time,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
EANORS KLERERG

RefSio, Texas, March 2O.-The demo-
cratic,onvention OF this county met ac-
cordir TO call OF the chairman and elect
ed II. West and A. w. Evans delegates
10 thcongressional convention al Corpus
Christ on the 2ith instant The dele
gates . uninstructed. but Mr.. Evans Is
conceui TO be for r. kleberg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.

Lodge No. ~ of the Order Of Sons of Her
mann last night elected the following new
officers: PresideBt r.. H. Mitchell; vice
president. Adolf kunz; secretary. T. Han
mig, treasurer, a. Stankicwitz; trustee, d..
A. Paulus' representative to grand lodge,
IL. j. Heye; alternate II j. Braunig.
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LILELY ROW LOOKED FOR.
Cuney Holds the key to the Austin
Ceavestios.
IS ABLE TO PREVENT INSTRUCTIONS
nat rsr the Dasky Leader : sfeKiniey
Could Carry rsxas-Contssis Are
Plentifai-squaiisP Predicted.


1880. r.~ na--A 20, -4,ssaar
Austn.t - -,
March "a the Republicans o, A@SAs VIII
meet In convention IN this city FOR the
l-.-.. =, s.,..,.i,~ s,..- sel.r.tes-zt-
puip >S.s, -~......r., =. ~.
large 10 tne NAuohAl SSnNt"'9" ~ y
held AT s.. Louis in July and 10 take
$50, ,,ha- .,,to, as may come within
suSn 49, =. - .s.. r-.s-,
the province OF sucn NsSSA@s' AAV-N
!. ...,, ssise.top a. ina following have
~ go -,-sSS, s.,,,.,. =, = s,<ir4 4, At.
already plea1ea sAAiy 70 oeSAe % a.
tend the National convention as dee
s.,e. from Texas and viii ask the State
eA'es -. :. 80.
convention 70 $500 $500
AliisoniteS-N. w. Quincy ot Sa4Nesson'
II II Ter,,eli Of san Antonio II Il. Col
r.-,.-.
hlis ot Sa4'e~ .
MclSinicyltes Cha Grant az SneEhnAn'
VA Anderson Of Austin W. y. Llhgls 0.
i-e- $500 n -. - Aro.-a
fort worth % ".
j. W. Burke OF Austin, hsSS1e2 4~AHs--
of Rusk
x,st, ro., . rasn of rye-hs "a,
-
w. X. Max eutson OF GeoTs etoN 2
In addition 10 me above HeDry Ter
=. - r.rs - & smith af
SuSvH " - -. - t-.-,-.-z,,1 r.
s4aS Ac "a 49, - - 49,
s4Aa 70 p ~. - -, - -, .rr,-i-,s
mas aAy n-.ei IA" '.-'' - -
IsAitAss arg. - 81. .ess alma svra
inner pleAers ate a. - '.'l-e ~
thai IsaHI. AuoeIse.-' 100 e. - p :
VIII De the WliieFs. peg t-4s-e - a-'.'---v-
conSiL4bSn "a N..iA l---.'s a. : 49,
Is USED i-AS-s-l Of D-''@ N"'eA .'s -s---'
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THE FIRE RECORD.
INCENpIARIsM ALLEGED

crosby Texas, March 2l.-The residence
OF MIR, j. y. Magee burned at o'clock tbie
morning Loss about $500: no Insurance.
me IRE Is supposed to be incend!ary Mr.
minsee lyes on Carpenters bayou, sixteen
of Crosby. N A''~N "NSl
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BREWSTER ACCEPTS.

LareG Texas, March 22.-colonel Calvin
c.. Brester today announced his accept
ance the republican nomination for
o1ngres in this district TO succeed the
late CgresSman Grain. The election
will tai place April Z.
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WHARTON COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

Wharton, Texas, March 22.-rhe county
democracy, In accordance with tho call
oithe county chairman. assembled yester-
d|, -four precincts being represented.
/. n. Dennis Of the executive committee
yU'd was elected chairman and j. p Tav-
lu secretary. The following delegates
WIRE selected 10 represent Wharton coun-
~ in the congressional convention at Cor
ns Christi: w IL. Orr, l.. Peitzch, j.
Mgal, Il: NJ Brown, W. Il. Linn, r. L.
Nhyard, j; g. Barbee. The unit rule was
aopted. though the delegates We're I'M
intruoted. Resolutions were passed in
dosing John II. Linn for the State senate
AZ j. III. II. Dennla for NnaInr
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SCHOOL TAX DErEATEp.

Lcditter, Texas, March 22.-An election
was Nd here yesterday to decide
wheth or not the people should be taxed
20 cen on 81 for the benefit OF the school,
The We stood - for to 10 against. but
as It lok two-thirds majority to carry
the relt was defeat.
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carried the precinct by decisive major
ity Returns have been received from the
boxes at Rogers Heidenheimer, Bartlett,
Holland, Somers' MIL, Burgess, Nolo and
Little River. with the ants in possession
at each one except Little River, where the
vote stands q tie.
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'-'VyS GSITTNG AND MIDDLE follsst
u iou sshle results hassd md 10
hen l,n ma Years of vsTis ss,,rallys 2;
.Ie nainnne In the use Of .oerirol !sfs
eNperleiOgg one own and ~rssk y
that we "a Men who have mo ~ :
prders or diseased organ,Sh' snd ~.
NeloPe o,n o. errors OF .youns,ns OIL
ing itoi" ,eryous or imp oesnlsmpi =
mo az tfe,iows and me yI.sds v Y
thelr eand companionsS' ,sey css y.
iii , 10 ali patients; y nxslssiys 10
anVee storei. our own ~,
win a & Gi9raassf sH[e'rha. there }: 81
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you. So lime. Obtain W.
s%cs s.n,rs-whe are , ~ ffss,s Y
eases pe oe,1id certainly 'r ryyrvsssss Y x,
ness, sn ou which SUI ua,ih 70 ass,,''
Of Tesalt and does away m W 7
methods a ere experieics s,lisfsd ~
which Is Isl p, yeu viii be III. diseas y.
menI , an .isNThis terriip'Sm sibsaS n
SYN With the lates., sni ri
ed by US Vat at Hot sssstirsly ~
sxpe,TiiehiseVe enables US o 70 liz uslsA,
hospi ,terrible poison ( osrtiiectiss r''S-|
, W., rapid, safe annntsed, 90 rr,sl
comps te re gp w Ai plscHfoSSlsk, NJ ~
UNN1, 4, a few days. sni c''x,,,1
cured ~ includes Glse,m sthot. M
sa IrR ,c1TriuRE-A ness new nsis'a
49, The only rau ..ra,,,:.
ting n9;n niete treatment en ~ "a i
Mail plank No. ! nisesscs' ="
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BUSINESS strcuy, Observation y Al :,
sent free from ADDRESS Hp y ssi%AY tt,ss|
.os Alamo Plaza. s.e k Ss'fOfl'sA
Is ST. Charles o"
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ditions to different c,,,..,
Besides this anus eenurcnes Of a, .
enjoyed The Tigresss !" ~ ticker /;
Il ball and the .Ho, Arabian Nly,
at Elzner's opera woods cslsss'
was seiccte az 2 aoe citizens nsetpsi ~, !.
Erhard e and Tor two Aldermen \ Y
and Is Chester lester Erhard, ~ !, i,
civ 81 ni.c =; Grlesenbeck. for a a III
NY nv lection e,efition now only i two 'ns vi
sn,f oiu nios the meeting v.su
Eli INTO permanent ooos fnesolvs
MI a, WIN p; 0. Elmer A. uoysraI
nnS r J W. Kennedy q sm.sasu,s
ana ,,ii, A. a, Brooks as an s s u
n'it'ee' and A. B. McLayv 1 ~ I
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23
BARN AND CONTrNrs

Temple, Texas. March 22.-The barn and
teed contained in it, of Mr. r, L. Hol-
hnSsworth was destroyed by fire last
nlsnt' IL was valued al $500 with insur-
ai'ee or 700. Origin of blaze unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-23

on Exhibition at Wilson, Eyres & Co.'S.
The choice OF any siearns bicycle val
ued at sis5 or less to the one gathering
the largest number OF coupons before l.
o'clock. noon. APRIL l. 1926.
SECOND PRIZE
On Exhibition at c. l.. s. Theo Behring'S.
To the person securing the second !arg-
est number OF bicycle coupons The Pos I
viii give high-gTAde Wavefly bicycle.
In orler 10 give out Of town contestants
81 eqnA. chance the last coupon VIII be
published on the morning OF March 81.