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The herald., 1896-12-10
IN SOCIETY
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Mrs. Wilbur Parker gave an elaborate
luncheon at her home corner Orchard
and Twenty-eighth streets. yesterday
The decorations were very handsome
and strictly original in their design; on
the table a maltese cross was formed
by a profusoin of white carnations Ill
crystal bowls in the center of which a
large cut-glass vase was filled with mai
denhair fern; large bows of pale bhle
satin ribbon were also very prominent
on the table. On the back of each of the
chairs large bows of the same ribbon
were tied and the names Of the guests
were painted with gilt paint
The luncheon was given in honor OF
Miss Orena, who is visiting Mrs. Ran
dolf Minor in this city. Sprays of Viz
ginia trailers with the delicate autumn
tinge were used in profusion in the
dining room. Among those present We're
Mines Longstreet. Blaisdell, Cosmo,
Morgan. Randolf, Minor and Miss Mary
Banning.
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ANAHEIM.
Plans for Installing an Electric System
Personal and Social.

ItC. '.--Al d 1IltetlHS Oh
the board of trustees of this city last
evening e. c. Sharpe of Riverside was
given the contract for preparing the
plans and specifications for the pro-
posed $1,000 electric light plant and SUI
perintending the installing of the same
Mr.. Sharpe installed the present plant
in 1894, and it has given entire satisfac-
ton could have been made by the board
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave their oyster supper last evening
The building was handsomely decorated
and presented very inviting appear
ance. The affair was success from a
social as we'll as financial standpoint.
The city trustees will experiment by
putting down cement crosswalk un-
der the supervision of one of their num-
ber, C. E. Groat, who is cement con-
tractor.
Constable Bittner caught mule and
cart in this city last Sunday that was
stolen from Pasadena few days since
The owner, George W. Shipley. came
down Monday and got his property The
parties who had the rig had traded for
it, and they now would like to find the
boys from whom they got the property.
Mr.. Sampson Edwards of Westmin-
ster was in the city today. He owns a
number Of lots in this city and is think
ing seriously of building residence
on one of them.
Mr. George Watson and daughter, Miss
Lille, of Jerome. ArlZ., have been Wis
iting the family of Mrs. J. Strodtoff
Prof j. G.. Cross of Los Angeles, au-
thor of electric ghorthnd. proposes to
give free lessons in shorthand at the
Pacific Sanitarium hall this evening
The herald., 1896-12-10

Doctors have removed a piece of glass
seyen-eighths of an inch long from the eye
of little child in Barbour county, Ala
hama. The glass had been there for about
eight months.
The herald., 1896-12-10
RECEPTION

five guests gathered on Tuesday after
noon, the Sth inst. at the pleasant home
of Mrs. S. P. Wells, 4161a South Spring
street. 1t was the occasion of the
twenty-seventh anniversary of the birth
of Mr.. George w. Rowe, popular gen
tleman who has succeeded in securing
the esteem of a large circle of friends.
The invited guests assembled at 3
o'clock p. m, from which time until the
evening had advanced into the night
delightful series of entertainments, the
more enjoyable for being informal and
largely impromptu, were participated
in by the company in spirit of gaiety
and mirth which showed hearty appre-
citation of the birthday feast. Delicious
refreshments were served ad libitum
throughout the afternoon, including the
spirit cf the grape in a brew of fragrant
champagne punch. after which vocal and
instrumental music and an improvised
contra-dance of the'old school, delight
fully Informal and abandon. wound up
this happy and successful social reunion.
The affair was highly complimentary to
Mr.. Rowe and evinced the admirable
good taste and genial hospitality of the
accomplished hostess. Mrs. s. p. Wells,
who. by the way. was assisted by her
bright little daughter Miss Grace, and
by Mines. l.. e. Longshore. L. G. Nc
Laughlin. Mrs. Lizzie Murphy and Miss
Nellie Shaw During the afternoon Mrs
Lizzie Murphy sang several delightful
songs, while Professor Anderson rem
dered many brilliant selections on the
piano and Messrs. Keenan, and Elmer
gave the company some beautiful and
artistically executed selections on the
mandolin. f1sff
The herald., 1896-12-10

The first platform of the great tower a:
Wombley park. England has been opened
to the public. The base of the tower covers
about an acre of ground anG the platform.
which has just been completed is AZ an
elevation of tifty-five feet from the ground,
or 400 fest above sea the level.
The herald., 1896-12-10

To Cure a Cold in Ore DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinina Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL i,
fails to cure. 2oc.
The herald., 1896-12-10

Don't wait till your tea is
out-tell your grocer: "I
want to try ScAa22iXgS Best
if | can without cost either
to myself Or you, as the
advertisements say. | am
willing to pay for the tea if
| like it; not if | don't; but
| don't want it at your
expense"
A Schng s, Company
San Francisco 416
The herald., 1896-12-10
AUCTION
Buggies-Carriagesl
RhOades 6 Reed
At SaieSr0Om,
4O9 South Broadway
Saturday, December II, 1896
At 1880 q. m.

Two fine Carriages Phaeton, Top BuSgies; also
sets surrey Harness, l sst Double Harness sew
eral sets Single Harness, Lap Robes, Horse Blan-
kets, etc. also Kiiiam Brpugham.
These goods are all new and first class. THIS saio
is bona tde and absolutely the last opportunity to
buy hugeics at your own price, Don't fail TO at
tend, as every article must be sold.
BEN o. RHOADES Auctioncer
The herald., 1896-12-10

All prices of wallpaper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom. S24 south Spring street.
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TRAVIS COUNTY Pop1r1isrs

Austin. Texas, January 25.-About forty
members OF the populist party met at
the court house this evening and pro.
ceeded to organize for this county for
the coming campaign. The resignation
of G. w. Mendeil, Sr., chairman of the
county executive committee. was accept.
ed aud George Walfon was elected 10
succeed him. S. c. Cranberry was elect
ell secretary and Geo. W. walling treasur-
or. Precinct elections were ordered tol
February 5, for the purpose OF selecting
embers Of the county executive commit
tee for the coming year. Resolutions in
dorsng the calling OF the National con-
vention at O later date than that on which
the republican and democratic National
conventions will be held. were passed;
also resolutions declaring for fair elections
and an honest count.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
One Negro Knocks Another's Eye Out
Worthless Dogs Being Killed.


Worthless Dogs Being Killed.
Brennan, Texas. January 25-Some time
since there was a negro frolic at the resi-
dcnce of jam Mitchell, north of the city
During the evening Albert Morgan got
offended and was raising Cain with somo
of the attendants out in the yard.
Jim Mitchell went out to quiet him down
and found that he had torn up the front
steps to get a weapon. and he expos tu-
lated with him Mitcheis expostulationa
were perhaps irritating. for as he neared
Morgan he used his piece OF step and
struck Mitchell just above the eye. There
was projecting nail In the piece of board
and this nail punctured MitcheiHs eye
ball.
Morgan appeared before the mayor. AMI
on charge Of lighting entered a plea OF
guilty ana pnii hts tine, but when Mitchell
recovered from his wound he found that
he had lost his left optic entirely. and
yesterday evening he made COMPLAINT
against Morgan, charging him with main
ing him.
The teachers institute met this after
noon and the following subjects were dis
cussed 1.-THE Importance Of Regularity,
Punctualitv. Neatncse. Accuracy, Silence,
Industry. Obedience, Kindness and Truth
f,,,ncqs,' "Should Artificial Incentives
Ever BE ITsed." was discussed by a mum
Der OF teachers.
Ancnt the recent mad dog scare mere,
two Of our citizens having been bitten
Mr.. Green Morgan and Nrs. Davis WHO
are now under treatment at the Pasteur
institute. New York, the city authorities
haye instructed tho police force to ri1 thf
city OF worthless ours that roam the
street, and those out last nisNt found
,orr-e Juicy steaks living around prom's.
cuouslv. but thNv We're loaded. and dead
ao,, 10 no uncommon sight on the streets
TO-DAY. A poisoned dog. supno'ed 10 have
hvdr~ohohla. was killed last evening by
| Mr. Wehinver. -,
| Nessrs, Mcfarland and Carrnrton VII
onen n grocery store In the Williamson
| huudir~ February l.
Mr.. FRITZ etammann has rnra'afen IN,
,ron rrort saloon from Mr.. Frfz Meyer
| ,r6ere will be n German theat'ral ner
| eorr,ance Mt Germania hall omorro"
! night- ?, r. rov,
,1orr, I1avnes and others went 'o~n q
rrouston TODAY 10 confer WIN c''Wen
80, pr.,knort. Victoria ard CuNnNu,
,r''., "a 10 the building of ailroae
,-or, Rockrort to Frenham
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this afternoon from n trip ove
bine and East Texas. It will M
Houston tomorrow.
A wind, rain and hall storm ~
city last night. 1t was follow
brisk norther which blew away IN
leaving the sky clear and the am
chilly.
The Gulf and Interstate Conf
engine came out OF the repair I'D
terday afternoon. Track laying 4
sumed today, but the road VII :
completed by February /.
At its next meeting the city co1el
be petitioned to suppress the ull
with a "nigger shooter" This rau
is the result of several window ND
ing broken by bullets from this Nd
Captain John Donohoo Of the buti
Berwind, now loading at eaAR
for Tampico. was up from The n
meet his wife and child, who cnsl
Philadelphia to take trip On vi
to Tampico.
Directors and STOCKHOLDERS VI "
souri,, Kansas and Texas Trust ~
will not arrive In Beaumont t'rz
, as was announced by a telegram y
few days ago. They have defeEt
visit until next Tuesday.
The Waters-Pierce Oil COMPANY =
loaded its big iron tank and Is ess2
alongside the little warehouse thai
to answer all purposes until M
Oil company begun preparing % y
ness in this city and section.
Mrs. W. C. Melvin arrived froF
more. She was met by her husta''
tain w. G. Melvin OF the scnal
Denikc. Mrs. Melvin comes South
eft her health. and contenfpls'a
10 Tampico ere she returns homs \
Il. f. lowering OF Altus, All
the city this week and visited ~
o look after his property al 'n.I
Mr.. lowering is DESTROYS OF "
his property at Sabine Pass ~
thinks that Messrs. Kountze sne =
tives should take the iniuau"
direction.
C. W. Georges Of the Beauno1
Door and Blind factory, mshs 7.
his former home in New ipenA !
latter part of last week. ~
the early part of this week ana y
came Mrs. Georges and other m x,s
the Georges family. Beaumont W.
forth be their home.
The following marriage ho
been Issued during this week;
l.. c. Grief and Alkaline Galn~. v,
Zollie Segers and Clemie usno
s. c. Clifton and Lizzie Ba,oOn,
Robert Hollis and Lena hirA" =.
Samuel 5. Munson and ME-
niger. nd. ~
Robert Mickelbough and M'''
Berwick.
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rather follow our own hosea These are
about my views OF Colonel Dudiey's cali.
which is simply the initial movement In
a conspiracy originated and organ zed some
time ago for the purpose OF seizing upon
the party and administering It's snairs
for the promotion OF populist doctrine.
It's fine play. but rather thin. Like the
Irishman's muslset It is more dangerous
to the fellow behind than to those nc aims
at. Can the patty In Texas stand the re
COLO"
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TEXAS CITY ITEMS.
Dredges Working Day and Night on the
Channel-Cotton Receipts

Channel-Cotton Receipts.
Texas City. January 2s.-Last Monday
night the big hydraulic dredge started
on It's day and night run on the re, as
city channel. This Is the machine that
did such wonderful work last 8, MINER
along this channel through the ar rdran
and Cieg. This Is the starting on the
contract for dhy and night work on this
channel until the i6-foot continuous chan
mel is completed. With the assistance of
Clark & Co.'S big dredge, which will also
start working next week, they plan to
complete this work in from ninety to 100
working days.
Several lots were sold during the week,
mostly to Northern men. who appreciate
the position Texas City oceunies and who
can see great future for the place. The
amount Of business done through the CIV
mort this season, considering the United
facilities and an abbreviated cotton crop
and the big dredge at work inspires most
any business man with the outlook
Brig, Forbes G. Co. write from Sherman
that they expect TO shin through Texas
city possibly ten thousand bales yet this
season. Should they do SO, their ship
men,s will nearly equal Inman d Co.'s
They say look out for next years business
This has been another very nusy week
at the cotton yards. Crews worked sew
eral nights loading barges, so as not to
delay delivery to the ship.
The company has decided to nut in
some five or six miles of tracks in the
Terminal company's yards during the sum-
NOR and prepare for the big rush Of bus
mess in sight for next fall. They will
also complete the pier In front OF the
compress. The plan Is to provide facll-
ties to handle three hundred thousand
bales next season.
Captain A. p. Wolvin of Duluth, pres
ident of the Texas City Improvement com
pany. Is expected next week. He will
spend the balance OF the winter here He
Is Interested In several of the finest ard
largest freight boats on the great lakes
and has Just closed his seasons business.
which has been the management OF forty
six boats. He has been given the manage
ment Of the entire Whaieback fleet and
the fine steel steamers of the Minnesota
Iron company for next year. They carry
freight from Duluth to Buffalo and make
the round trip every eight days. THIS in
cludes the time OF loading and unloading
the cargoes. There is great chance for
Improvement in loading vessels in Calves
ton bay,
Mr. W NJ. Paine from Partridge Kan
will spond some time In Texas City with
! friends. He bought considerable property
| last summer and contemplates locating
here. ~.ra-.
Mr. watless OF Hutchinson, Kan, ar
rived last night and will remain some
time to enjoy the gulf breezes having left
snow and cold weather behind
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Calender. Hidden & Co. left this after
noon for his home
The c.osing scene In the street car fight
which occurIei about two weeks ago was
enacted this morning In the recorders
court when William Edwards and BUD
Wainwright, charged with disturbing the
public peace. growing out of the affray,
we're discharged.
This morning about tbs o'clock william
Crsedon In alighting from a Thrty-tniru
treet car on Center and Market streets.
slipped on the wet pavement and frac-
iured MS right leg. He WAS removed to
MS residence on Twenty-sixth and Pia
IN the patrol wagon.
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POST E. 7. z. A.

Dallas. Texas January 2S.-Pos H.
Travellers Protective Association of AMER
ca. held rousing meeting this eVeins'
Resolutions were passed regarding the
state convention and a committee ap'
pointed to present at the next melting
a full programme for grand entenin'
ment TO all visitors and delegates y
number OF applications for ncmhe'aip
we're received. Considerable cnthuasm
was manifested and a bright future in
stare for Post T.. A, +. Dschmn.
President Post II. Travellers Protective
Association OF America.
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KNIGHTS OF DIXIE.
Grand Lodge Of Texas Observation-Disclosures
Elected and Installed.


A-'eN'ep anu i'9'"'ieH'
Palestine, Texas January 24.-per in
Ntrucuons from the executive committee
OF the supreme lodge. Knights of Dixie,
the various subordinate lodges Of the So
cieiy were represented here today Tor the
purpose Of instituting a grand lodge Tor.
the state Of Texas for the order Of the
knights OF Dixie. Mayor Frank Hufsmitu
/ addressed the convention ia behalf Of the
city ami extended a warm welcome to the
I delegation. Supreme Commander Hon. X
/ Il. Hubbard was lnducted into the chair
| by Judge j. X. Burnett The governor
! r responded TO the mayors remarks IN behalf
I OF the convention, telling the purpose OF
/ IN" meeting. Business followed. with the
| election of Julian Ponnyhacker SECRETARY
! and the report of the committee on Gro
/ dtntals showed The following lodges rep
! Jas. p. Douglas Palestine lodge, by j. X.
! Burnett, W. Il. Rogers, Martin Hinzie,
| j. NJ. Pool and u. w. Woodruff; Rusk
! lodge. by Hon. John 4. Long, Joe DAVIS
! ard Joe Looney; SUI Ross 10 'ge. Fort
! Worth. by J. NJ. Collier. JacksonNi!le
/ lodge by DIT J. VI. Br!iton. w, e. Douley
/ ard ;. X. whitley.
The following distinguished supreme Of
! ncers were on hand: Governor Richard u.
| Hubbard. supreme commander ard Ma
| jor James p, Douglas, supreme vice PILOT
! and state organizer. Of '-ylcr; Supreme
Supreme Surgeon DR. q. w Hudspcth of
Little Rock. Colonel Sparlng addressed
Tho body 10 the Interest of the Pioneer
division and funeral benefit fund or the
order pr. Hudspcth spoke on the caution
tNat should govern the lodtes VA tie ae-
lection OF their local surgeons. Mayor
! Douglas spoke briefly on the progress OF
his work IN the fed as organizer and
the plans for the has; procedure on This
line.
After a few minutes recess FOR CANVASS
ing the convention took up the election
Of grand officers. ana the same proceeded
very harnoalously with the following re-
suit. For grand commander, Major Jas
r. Douglas grand vice commander Judge
J. K Hurnett Of Palestine. grand junior
commander Hon. j. q. Long OF RusK
grand plot, j. ~ Collier Of Fort Worth,
grard vice pilot l.. r. Wnke OF Austin,
grand pirlai. Or. s r. Beasley Of Crock
| eft: grand scribe, Julian Pennybacker OF
/ Palestine: grand treasurer Hon ". b
Rogers Of Palestine. grand chaplain. Rev
IL. ". Martin Of Rusk
After the election Of officers, Governor
Huthard resigned the chair to the newly
elected Grand commander Major las T.
DrurlaS. The chairman directing tho n,r
I ther busfnfss Of ,he convention anoolntel
tbc f. unwtrg sir lsoiohts n committee +,
prsrare some bylaws. s. r. whitley. !
u E,lrnatt II w woodruff. and by mo
tlcn las r. Douglas was ndtled 10 tn
committee. At z o'clock this commttte,
s,b,nftted b,,-laws which with srrn
amendments were adontea
An oycru,Iva committee co,sistiry ~ II
" Woodrun Or ] NJ pritton ana Ma
Tor Martin Tttngie was created
M, corvrt,,i,,, ~ the eunrc,ne io.tn-
~ tha society win convene In MemphIs
fTebr,,ary ia ana % ana tho rrsnd ,or,s.
,,..,., .,. se't,.,-t,, Az. .,,.'..,.,.,,,,l..
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M'KINLEY DELEGATES.

Marlin, Texas. January 25.-Eight dele
gates and sixteen alternates were elected
to-day 20 the republican congressional
convention, TO be held at Temple Febru-
AIRY 10. They were were instructed not to
vote for Crawford or any man who would
not support Mckinley for the PRESIDENT !
nomination. c. c. Drake of Fort Worth
was here in the interest of the couveu-
ton being held In that city.
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STEAMSHIPS LOST.

Ouintana, Texas. January 25.-The
Ve'asco Times in yesterdays issue sites
that the steamships Glenhailen nj
George lyman, both of which have RI
qnently loaded at this port, are nov at
the bottom Of the deep blue sea. No ar
ticulars can be had NJ this writing,
The grand jury adjourned last Sar-
day. Thirty-onc true bills were fond
in all.
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TARRANT COUNTY PoPs.

Fort Worth. Texas. January e5.--rne
Tarrant county pcpultst executive COM
mittee met In Fort Worth yesterday and
elected Judge ]. e. Martin chairman. tee
George y. Coke resigned. Resolutions
were adopted reafirming the Omaha plat
form and condoling the death OF the late
Judge NugNnt.
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INSTRUCTED FOR REED.

Bolton, Texas, January 25.--The black
and tan republicans today elected w. +.
Crawford delegate to the National conven-
ton, Instructed for Reed for president.
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-
THE POPULlSTS.

Mckinney Texas, january 25.-The
populist executive committee of Collin
county met here today ana hxed August
as the date for holding the county con-
rention.
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CITY OF UVALpE SUI =.
San Antonio. Texas, January S /
w. Spier of New Jersey nie' ~,
United States circuit court M
against the city Of uValae :"
tcrest on bonds issued in issi'
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Tyler. Texas, January 25-The ,,opulist
executive committee Of Smith county held
a secret meeting here this afternoon. The
purpose was to reorganize and formulate
plans for conducting the campaign In this
county They Will put out n fun ticket.
from congressman to constable.
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spring | was sure 10
have a long spell
and my general
health would give
way. Doctors did
me but little good
aud / became de-
spon d emit. Last
spring erysipelas
settled in my eyes
and l became total
ly blind for several
weeks. Hoodia Sar-
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ErySipelaS

Las been my affection from childhood.
II was caused by impure blood and every
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Parties


On first day Of next
ing that we now occup
place. and as we will la
Ing erected. we Will be &C
in order TO do this we
Hardware. Stoves. Tinw.
Guns, Pistols, Rifles, A
our line II Will pay you
about 20 per cent cheape
Call at our store and be
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saparilla was recommended and after TAX
ing one bottle my sight gradually returned,
my blood became purified and 1 was
restored to good health. With Hoods Sar-
ssparilla one Is well armed to meet any
foe" MISS LULU LEE, IA Market 81,
Memphis, Tenn. Remember
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Good News to the rs0f
of the South -.

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away, the head of the firm " -
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way is without doubt the le ne trssJ,
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All persons WHO have any nd o.
private nature whatever aSspce "
to call or write in fun com ,a Inn m
skillful specialist. Cohsu'' !.
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Assistant Secretary Huston of the Hous-
ton Cotton Exchange was n visitor at the
Galveston Exchange today
Mrs. IL. d. Lidstone Of Houston Is In
the city visiting her mother-ih-'a"' Mrs'
s. L. L.dstonc, AT 2S2i Chureh'
c.rrIs sutton Howard, left last evening
10 toin Mr.. Miller at San Antonio. where
| they Will reside.
Ground has been broken on the corner
of Thirty-ninth street and avenue Nj FOL
| the erection Of chapel for the German
Lutheran West End mission.
The amount OF stone placed In the jet
| ties during the week ennins January q
are as follows; Rip-iap. 1871 cars, weigh
ing sS77 tons; granite, 1856 cars weighing
| 308l tons.
| Herman a. Stcinhauser of brooklyn, whi
has been spending the past SIX months
in the city. representing the mousse o
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Milano. France, the rs,.
Glove market In the world. p
chief source of supply. We M ;
"CENTEMER1" and our /,
brand, THE PALACE"
Every pair fitted and warrx
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THE oRAU OPERA coNpAvv

NJ. ~. -, iHhsONAL.
city ,,l liza snsha OF Houston is in m.
''s visiting Mrs II. Hirsch. =" 'fe
Town hos h@er frr 80 ,r,s.,.,.--
...g, r'su week. put rot much dealing in
'e'-''u' al '"nds has resu..ea. 's III
revisit SrJFsl order orders for tickets for the poo
been placas i"u Win RECITAL at Houston have
me southern Pacific pay car ra,,r,..