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The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Of a series Of social events Mrs. Auerbach
has given during the week.
The Women's Work Society Of Central Pres
byterian Church meets this afternoon in the
parlors OF the church.
The Thursday class met yesterday morning
at the home OF Mrs. Henry Schurmeier.
Mrs. James Mcclure, of Dayton avenue,
gives young peoples dancing party Tuesday
evening, Dec. 20.
Mrs. Cunningham, of Dayton avenue. enter
tains the LIE Meilleur club Wednesday after
noon.
The annual Christmas entertainment for
the Protestant Orphan asylum takes place
Thursday, with Mrs. L. A. Blakely in charge.
Mrs. Gribben gives a dinner this evening at
her home on Summit avenue for Mrs. De
Forest.
Mrs: George Ranney gives an afternoon tea
Dec. 80, at her home on Western avenue.
Mrs. r. w. Matthews and Miss Perkins will
give reception Dec. 80 at the formers home,
5ol Holly avenue, to introduce Miss Adele
Perkins.
The kindergarten of the Church of the
Hesslah VIII have its annual Christmas tree
Wednesday morning, for which event eighty
cnlidren have been prepared for.
me next meeting Of the ST. Paul Monument
association vii be held Jan. 2, in the rooms
OF the Commercial club.
French soiree will be given Tuesday after
noon at ST. GATHERINGS church.
The annual Christmas entertainment for the
Bethel will be held soon.
The closing exercises of st. Josephs will
be held Wednesday at st. Josephs church.
The Christmas entertainment for the Sun
day School Of the Philadelphan Baptist
Church will be given Monday evening, Dec.
q, in the church.
An all day meeting of the Work Society of
Woodland Park Church will be held today in
the church
Gen. and Mrs. Brooke gave large dinner
last evening at the Aberdeen. This was the
second of a series.
Mrs. E. J. Abbott, Of Dayton avenue gave
luncheon yesterday. afternoon This was
the first Of series, the second Of which
will he given tndav
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18
NEW MAN AT WESTMINSTER.
West Side Church Has a Pleasant
Installation.

The installation of Rev. Rufus L.
Barackman, the new pastor of West
minister Presbyterian church, Winifred
and Greenmont streets, was held last
evening in the church. The services
were attended by large gathering
and at their close the church members
met their new minister at the door and
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. Gribben gives a dinner this evening at
Forest.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The annual Christmas entertainment for
the Protestant Orphan asylum takes place
Thursday, with Mrs. e. A. Blakely in charge.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

An all day meeting of the Work Society of
Woodland Park Church will be held today in
the church
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The annual Christmas tree for the Sunday
School Of the Church of the Messiah will be
had Holy Innocents' night There will be a
enough brick chimney ard distribute presents
and candy to $50 children, members of the
school.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The Christmas entertainment for the Sun
day School of the Philadelphian Baptist
Church will be given Monday evening, Dec.
81 in the church.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. Cunningham, of Dayton avenue, enter
tains the LIE Meilleur club Wednesday after
noon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Gen. and Mrs. Brooke gave a large dinner
last evening at the Aberdeen. This was the
second of a series.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The kindergarten of the Church of the
Messiah will have its annual Christmas tree
Wednesday morning, for which event eighty
children have been prepared for.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The closing exercises of st. Joseph's will
be held Wednesday at St. Joseph's church.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The next meeting of the St Paul Monument
association vii be held Jan. 2, in the rooms
Of the Commercial club.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. E. J. Abbott of Dayton avenue, gave
luncheon yesterday. afternoon. This was
the first of a series, the second Of which
will be given today.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The annual Christmas entertainment for the
Bethel will be held soon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The boys department of the Brotherhood
Of St. Andrews of st. Johns Church viii give
of Christ church, assisted by Miss Gordon.
Mrs. c. B. Yale and Dennison Van Week.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

There will be no piano club recital Monday
evening, the recitaIs having been discen-
tinUed till after the holidays.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Miss Grace Morton, of Lincoln avenue,
gives a dancing party this evening for her
cousin, Miss Bertha Sleeper, who leaves soon
for the East lls
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

French sojree will be given Tuesday after
noon at st. GATHERINGS church.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. R. w. Matthews and Miss Perkins will
give reception Dec. 80 at the formers home.
sol Holly avenue, to introduce Miss Adele
Perkins.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. James Mcclure, of Dayton avenue,
gives young peoples dancing party Tuesday
evening, Dec. 29
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. Maurice Auerbach gave a large re-
ception last evening at her home on SuTa iii
avenue fer the Misses Welch. This is the third
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs George Ranney gives an afternoon tea
| Dec. 80, at her home Western avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. 5. G. Smith gave a luncheon yesterday
afternoon at her home College avenue
for Mrs. De Forest, Of New York Nine
small tables accommodated the guests and
were prettily decorated in Christmas effects.
Mrs. Smith was assisted by Mrs. W. b.
Dean. Mrs. G. A. Clark Mrs. Henry Nicols
and Mrs. J. +. Nicols. The guests were:
Mesdames Hitchcock, w. B. Dean, Charles
A. Clark, De Forest H. F. Stevens, William
N: Jackson, F. A. bFogg. R. E. Thomson,
Eioure Castles J. R. Nicols Otis, Officer,
Gillette, George B. Young, Squires A. ].
stone A. Oppenheim, Tighe, w. p. Merriam
Cook, W. j. Dean, MacLaren, W. Winter
Sanborn, Graves, H. Nicols, Gribben, Lang
ford, Carpenter, Field.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

George w. Ferguson, the baritone
is the guest of Mrs. H. V. Winche, of
the East Side, Minneapolis. He takes
part this evening in the Thursday Mu-
.s:cale concert in Plymouth Church,
Minneapolis
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

The Thursday class met yesterday mo
at the home OF Mrs. Henry Schurmeie
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. Willis and Miss Nininger gave the
first of a series of informal at-homes yester-
day at the home Of the former On Summit
avenue. sEE
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Miss Blakely gives a luncheon this after
noon for Miss Carr and Miss Bend.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Of series OF social events Mrs Auerbach
has given during the week.
The Womens Work Society Of Central Pres
byterian Church meets this afternoon in the
parlors OF the church.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Shufeldt of Summit avenue,
entertain tomorrow evening.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. John s. Prince gave a tea yesterday
afternoon to 200 women, from TO 6 O'Clock
The Christmas theme for decorating was
again to be noticed in the pretty rooms and
pink roses and pink lights gave the neces-
sary touch of color to the scene. The table
was in charge CT Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Glenn,
and small table in the drawing was
in charge of Mrs. Oppenheim. Mrs. Prince
was assisted in receiving in and about the
rooms by Mesdames A. Drake, Hamilton
Smith, E. H. iOzmun, G. H. Smith, Fitz-
gerald. Misses Bass. Shaw, Kalman, Greve,
Foot, Hall and GiIillan.
The Saint Paul globe., 1896-12-18

Mrs. J. ]. Parker gave a large reception
yesterday afternoon at her hcme on Iglehart
street. The affair was in compliment to
Miss Galloway, who is her guest The rooms
were decorated exclusively with American
beauties ever green, holly and smilax Tea
was served in the smoking room and frappe
by Mrs. Bend and assisting women. In the
dining room coffee and ices were served by
Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Smith. Mrs Parker
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Robert
Wheaton, Mrs. A. B. Sibley, Mrs. W. P
Johnston, Mrs. Tracy Lyon, Mrs Jaggard
Mrs. John Field, Mrs. Ozmun, Misses
Fauntleroy, Horn kaiman, Mann, Tarbox
Lamprey, Bend and Gordon.
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BICYCLE ApHoRIsMs.

II Is easier 10 climb hill on asnhal,
than 10 ride over the lii;.e humps of q
rough stone pavement. II is The peiiy an
noyanccs Of he, and not the strain O
great aciieNf ments that wear men ou;
The olhstylc bicycle began 10 disappeat
as soon "a II was called the ordinary e.
Universal acceptance Is the precursor O.
oblivion.
The man who can ride IN the gutter with.
ont hitting the curb could rot ride as near
the brink OF n river bank without fallln.
in. The realization Of impending danger
makes disaster almost ncv.tah,e.
The scorchcr can hcast of his records
Int the SLOW N1er enjoys beauties ~ land
and sky which the former never secs sue
ccssful mon sometimes waste their lives
In amasslng fortune, and neglect ri. as
ur,s and opportunities that are within the
reach rf all.
The minister. tho professor, The doctor.
when on their bicycles. give the right Of
way to thA driver Of n leer wagon. W..
Yield IN daily anairs, not Ia our superiors
hut 10 those who happen to have the power
to harm VS.
When the pneumatic tube Is punc,urcd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
CITY nREyIrlEs.


Harrisburg Methodist church nav r.
A. Hooper pas,or. Preaching NJ i ii n,
ny Key. W. s. Tomcy ~
Rev. e. g. Waller VIII pronch a, tho
Young Mems Christian nssocintion room, a
'ils morning AZ II o'clock
Mc'iowan Avenue chapel and ch.r,,o
Vlile Methodist mission Viii nav s.'rw,.'''u
w" same as ON last sunday.
Thorr viii be a political ba,hocu. o,,
~ irhr tferk today aud a number 81
V"H'i"alrH VIII 81 out from tho civ.
Mrs. Christian had the misfortune A,
lose her pet terrier mn ana h,,,N. "
hltlo chh'ns VIII look out for him.
Tho study of the plan of the ny.s o,,a
s'eohu coming OF Christ to have t,k,.u
pace ~ $40 y. m. today al tho r.sii.n,.n
VI d, Nnueis At Drummer. has boen most
dals. VI "'H' "y"-
Rev. O. \. Hoichkiss, pasto- Of IN.
~, anernacie Methodist church. has been
SICK Tor over week hui MS nnuw
trends VIII be glad 10 learn thai he. las
~ inr recovered AS to be able 10 nh his
pulpit this morning. "' me
Drs. d, r.. Stuart and s. c Red wen,
. ~" n,iei'hohd yesterday TO perform mn OBJ.
aa'iun on -, Lee Eckman OF that civ
u 1a nhpsnuieius, Mr. Eckman 4 a pop
u,nr YOUNG man Of that place, and his
Illness Is regretted by his fir ends ho,h
III Houston and at hls home
Mr.. J.. H. Mitchell has connl,tea tho
NO gold medals offered as souvenirs To-
me BOY and girl selling the greatest mum.
ner or tickets TO ,he Crystal SlIppfr' nnh
tney VIII be on exhibition this week In
ms window. They are entirely home
lProuuels. both the designs and the work
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A LOST BROTHER.

Walter skinner Makes Inquiries About
lis Brother Daniel.
The following letter was received yes
teiday by city Secretary Warner:
CITY Clerk, Houston. Texas.
.iisia Newstead Avenue. ST. Louis, Mo.
May aiMy Dear Slr--Sonc time ago /
wrote the chief OF police OF your city il
he could ascertain the Whereabouts or
my brother ana received no reply. Lass
heard from him about twenty-five years
ngu. He then enclosed a picture OF him
self taken ~ barr & Wight. Houston,
Texas. lie Is about 45 years OF age, hanet!
Daniel Skinner. born In London. Eng
!hnd. Mothers name was Emma ana
fathers name Henry Skinner WIN you
Kindly see II you can find any record OF
him and advise me at your earliest con
venicnce' My mothers last recollection
OF nm waa as II raiiroRdcr. cam not say
In what capacity. Very respectfully.
Walter Skinner.
y. S.-Should you not be able TO give
ms attention. kindly turn 1t over to the
proper party.
The city secretary ia unable TO furnish
tho desired Information. but probably
some one else in the city may be able to
furnish him with IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24
HYMENEAL.
Lcvy-Breier.


! One OF the prett!est home weddings Tim,
has taken place In long time was colo.
brated on Wednesday at the residence 90
Mr. W. Frcuni Ut Columbia, when Mis-
Martha Levy, niece of Aicssrs W. and T.
| freund. August Dannenbnum and ~
| Burchard OF Columbia, was united in tn.
| holy bonds OF wedlock TO MIR. Nose Breier.
! popular young business nun OF Calves.
ton. The residence of MIR w, Freund.
| "nlcn IS one OF the hundsomest in Co.um-
h.a, WIS tastcfully and beautifully deco.
| rutca with the choicest OF flowers ,,na
itins. Ihe parlor where the ceremony was
performed was completely hidden by Il,
mass 81 MOWERS ana tropical plants with u
beautiful altar all GOV creu vita sweet
smelling roses.
Promptly at I p. IN. Rev pr. Henry
Cohen OF Galveston took his stand near
NE altar und the bridal party entered In
The following order The bride attended 10y
ner aunt Mrs ". Ficund. and her uncle
Mr.. A. panncnhaum. the groom, with his
cousin. Mr. "A. >. Grecnstcin OF Houston
who acted ny best man. Following them
| came the three bridesmaids. attended by
three groomsmcn Miss Gussie Dann.n.
ouuin and Mr. Sam iirclcr, Miss Pauline
AN y y, Miss Rosa Frsund und Mr..
joe lunuenhnum
Or Cohen delivered the service which
made the loving couple husband and Wiz.
IA his well known Impressive style
After the ceremony a sumptuous supper
was served, Al which tonsts were given 10y
Or. Cohen, the hrlde'H unci.s, MeSSra.
,'reenstein Pareira. Brcicr and others.
After supper dancing was indulged I'm uuiil
he night hnd i'r advanced. when the en-
tire party entered carriages ana escorted
tn. newly made couple TO the home OF
their Hnalc. ". ilurchard, at West Column
ha The following morning beautifully
arranged br'nkf'Ht wns rendered IN" en-
tire hri7l l'utv 81 mo iu7pi'hNie home Of
MI Paul fI.fifi,i. where frW very pleas
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HOUSTON AcApEMY.

The Annual Sermon this Afiernoon-Thc
Other Exercises.
The commencement exercises of the
Houston Academy, an institution for tho
education of the colored youth. Win take
plnoe at L. r.. +. Han on Monday and
TUESDAY. Tho annual sermon VIII be de-
Hverud thls afternoon at o'clock at
Bethel church by Rev. X. a SCOTT OF
Austin. editor of the Texas Headlight.
Vhe following programme OF the other
exercises:
Monday. May 25-Iiterary addresses bc-
fore tie Students and friends AZ Antioch
church. hy Kew. Wnde hamilton, pastor
oi trinity church, M u. m.
Tu"s'iuy. May 26-Closng exercises hy
school ~ L. u. T. Han ut p. IN. ENci-
cises wiil iegiu at sharp.
Admission. u cents.
! " WA-son. chairman. s. H. Sorncr-
vile, secvotdry u. NJ. Williams aud Roy
J. Yates. Trustees
pr. !. u GAnett. principal Mrs Ida
l.. GnnT musical dlrrctrcss. Professor
|. w. fntNunnA, assistant
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"nup" FIrZGERAl.p For con.
SrAifl,E

in ioday's ISSUE OF rhc pos viii he
foand the announcement of Nnlrrw y.
Nsgorald better known as "nui" Titz-
e,rill. A. "A CANDIDATE Tor constable n
lretinct No. !. subject To- tnt acton of
Ytfad wa born and rn srI I'm Harms
county ant ~ nnturaliy IN close touch
Win The people, He belongs SO the work
irg class aud foreman OF tho mould .ng
department. of McGowcn's foundry. lie
has had cons dcrablc experience, however.
n thu Inc ~ tho office to which Ito ns-
pires having az dffcrrm7 tnrcs served In
IN, shcritfs Office and ON the pol 80 force
OF this city. He has strong follow ng
aud many ardent supporters Of his cam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

The judge will exhibit ms illustrations Of
his argument silver coins of many nations
Old aud modern. among others one OF the
Of Macphelah and one of the pieces re-
ccived by Judas. He will, however have
them all under glass covers. as he Expects
10 make such ardent silver converts of
his hearers that this VI ccaution VIII be
necessary.
Or. Jrwitz proposes to give silver such
dose OF physics that its best friends
won't know It. The discussion Will an
doubtedly settle the pending question OF
the hour, heal the split In the democratic
party and cause Hardy and Dudley to
play the parts OF the millennial lamb and
lion
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AnvrRrialN,i \ GOOD THING.

II eSpcr, 20 soil 5000 boxes Of my I'riciSly
Heat Powder tbs summer" remarked Mr..
George W. lieyor yesterday. II don't
hAse my expectations upon any prospaets
OF an especially bad summer for hent, but
simply upon the fact that my ADVERTISE
nruis IN IN. Post are bringing forth re-
suits. ] have advertised a remedy the
people want, Tho Posts ads are read
everywhere the preparation docs what is
claimed for IL, aud there sou have 1t. Ad-
NnrtiSing - always successful when the
advertiser fulnlls his promises. sold
1000 hox,rs of licyor's lIicllly Heat Pow
der last summer and am now getting or
dars from drngsists In all parts of reNas.
ns well as In Louisiana and other near ny
SfatCs."
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mcnts of the Judiciary and cxtravagnu
cost OF court machinery. the unrestricted
and natural opportunities, and the con
aeunent enforcement OF producers from
ne means OF production. aud hold furthci
that oniy enemies Of the producers Of our
and VIII or can oppose the spirit OF thl,
ieclaration of principles and these ID.
nands, ana we propose to link our do.-
the world OF labor.
we emulate the s"irit of the labor coun.
~, 81 OF san francisco; Cal. and. to tha'
III We earnestly dedicate THE Instrument
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.

Mr. Gus \, Henry. we'll known young
lawyer OF Houston. - II cnndda4e FIR
counny attorney, subject to thu action Of
the democratic primaries. ms announce
uaut appears N today's issu" of rhe l'ost.
Nr Horny ~ "A graduate of tho GUNNER
iHnd Law university # Lebanon. Tenn.
and also of he Virginia Mitfars institute.
Ne his rcsit'd ip Houston for number
Of Sclis and Is quito popular with tine
i.sfl ffa.rinlty as well na he ciii1'fs %
Houston generally. In lA can1illry Tor
Ihc ON re OF county uiiuliHN he Nls th.
support Of a large number nj ilusnt al
friends. who hriiNyr that if exc Tod he
viii perform the duties OF tho office IN an
able, rnergrtc aud ronsci' niious manner.
MI il0nrt is nativ" of rrunf~ser whore
tle tam ~ name ,s one o. Wal'h much
h'uur 40 distinction efr attached He rs
RUNNING STRICTLY 81 bis own urrils In this
rAnviue. however. aud is wen urplinr I
f1g The .1ositlou 10 WI CD he aspiros and
ip whith bis host OF friends WISH To see
MN elected.
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Will. SOON WE'D.

cards have been issued hy Mrs. s. T..
Gordon for the marriage Of her daughter.
Miss Virginia Elnorn. 10 Robert Irving
'o9ns, which Is 10 take place Wednesday
evening, juno :. at 6.ia O'Clock nj the Fifs,
inppai church IN this city. Mr cnons is
ably known. and his intended bride l.,
one Of the beautiful young ladies' Of iious-
ton; They VIII he al home after June 10
~ No l3.O MnshlnEton strNct.
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mnnshIp Doing tho work OF Houston art
lists.
McAshan Methodist church. corner Buf-
iAlo and German streets, Second wptd
Key. 6. y. Hooper. PASTOR sunday acho, 1t
nt $3.50 a. M. j. h. Hanks. supernttpd tnt.
Preacnlng al II a. IN. and SIS y IN. ny IN.
pastor Epworth league Al 7i5 n. m
lhc candidate for church membership W ~
oe received into the church at the close
of the night service.
\ meeting OF Harris county colDred
cachers VIII be held at the market tali
Il the niectii.s is to take iinincdatc steps
10 the iurtherance OF the summer norma.
school. which has been located here -
inc department of education during the
month OF july. 1t is hoped that run at
enhance of the teachers way be present
AS there are matters OF importa to
toe looked after.
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Mrs. Charles Pescay VIII meet tho chm.
drcn who want more tickets at y M
Monday, In Mason, block, Everybody
per before going 10 the Auditorium as
She performance hegns promptly al s,ao
u, m. and all should be seated by thar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

About domestic finish on shirts. collars
aud oufis berg tn proper thing Every
body $ now asking for IT, If you havcn't
tried 1t. do so, and you win find your
clothes last longer and look better. but
rcnrmber our pinn, is complete and We
can give YOU any finish desired ~ rack-
ards Troy -nuu Try. tho King OF them all
VIZ Prairie avenue. phone 3S2
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wv, Mish Tor the solid tire. The good Oh
ms ma some advantages over these
n.Ss q modern conveaiences
ius SOW h'eyc.e wohhles. the swiftly
ini3S'ns wheel does not sws-ve bu, +, ia
' Nv 20 accident. A small business is
~ "se' ure; large one rrospcrs -
crash comes. '"NNs' v" she
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THE NEW HOTEL nRrsror,

This new ani elegant mrlorn hotel viii
orcn Cor bus ness on Monday. june on
tie European plan. rirst-class table
dhotc and cafe service nj reasonable
rr.ccs. The patronage 90 the travelling
PUBLIC respectfully solicited. Parties in
The city desiring cool, airy rorms. with or
without meals Will ID we'll 20 call now
and make their selection
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

Captain IA II. Hosack. the veteran auc.
tioncer, will conduct the big auction sale
of lots and land ~ Rock island, on ne
san Antonio and Aransas Pass railway.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday NAV
-. u and z, and promises big bargains
and "A good tinc to all who attend, hie
barbecue and dance AZ night. Take a dan
of ana have good time.
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An old fashioned country barbecue vii,
h one Of the features of the big auction
sihe OF land and lots AZ Rock Island. on
The san Antonio aud Arkansas Pass rail-
way MONDAY Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Leave Houston Monday or Tuesday morn.
ing M a:lh. S2 b care for The round trin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

About 3'clo1k yrsterlay afternoon tho
roof OF thu II Use M. BIOS Waller nvenuc
Was discovered to be on ilrc The fire de-
pArtmrui responded promptly and soon
* mEuishcd Tho flames. Tho house IS
owned Ivy ". II llairal and WAS occupi, j
10y a coinrcd woman named luia W OF.
i'ne damage to the house will hardly tx
coed S9r
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Tho hg auction sale Of land ard lots
~ Rock Island On thu san Antonio nnd
Aran@as Pass railway seventy -seNen rlies
west u Houston, tak"s place Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. fare <e35 for
the round trip. his barbecue lhis is a
grand opportunity 20 buy good property
at 4 bargain.
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Rock Island Is In one of the finest farm
ing districts IN Texas, seventy seven miles
Wat OF Houston. on the san Antonio and
Aranrka Pass railway You are invited
TO attend the big auction sale p. land AMI
lots Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
bis harhrruc nrd good time for all Round
trim fire s. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

lfe sure md attend tho auction sale OF
lots and iand At Rock Island. on the san
=. % and n. one fare for the round hin.
big barbecue, ladies especially invited 10
AttnmA.
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i"ere Is down grad after every hlll.
""t me head wind can not be trusted to
'.'""se III ono's favor. u Is s,iD.s
come an ordinary obstacle 81 tia
tuithtr progress VIZ De eli.er. mi n
man who gees contrary TO popular prc,u
Mn IN never be sire I'm, the oppos,i
Rcaem.an.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-24

There Is to be n lively debate ON the
silver question before the Republican club
nj It's messing on Monday night between
Judge Lock Mcdaniel and Dr. urwitz.