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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
Ambitious Mr.. Hearst,

During the past few days it has
been rumored among politicians and
Others in Baltimore that Mr.. William
Hearst, proprietor of the New York
Journal and the San Francisco Ea-
0mSner had agreed to establish free
silver daily paper in Baltimore pro-
vided 10000 bona fide subscribers for
one year should be guaranteed. Sub
scriptions for this paper are being So
licited in Cumberland.-New
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
How to Prevent Group.

Some reading that will prove interest
ing to young mothers. How to
guard against the disease.
Group is terror to young mothers
and to post them concerning the
cause, first symptoms and treatment
is the object of this item. The origin
of Group is a common cold. Children
who are subject to it take cold very
easily and Group issalmost sure to fol
low. The first symptom is hoarsness;
this is soon followed by a peculiar
rough cough, which is easily recog-
nized and will never be forgotten by
one who has heard it. The time to
act is when the child first becomes
hoarse. If Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is freely given all tendency
to Group will soon disappear. Even
after the croupy cough has developed
it will prevent the attack. There is
no danger in giving this remedy for
it contains nothing injurious. For
sale by Oakland Pharmacy and DR..
j. W. Laughlin, Deer Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
Fatally Injured.

Ashford Rhodes, aged about nine
teen years, residing with his mother
at Swanton, this county, died last
Saturday morning in the Western
Maryland Hospital, Cumberland, from
an injury to the bowels sustained
while wrestling with companion on
Tuesday last. His mother was with
him when he died, The remains of
the deceased were sent to Swanton
from Cumberland Saturday afternoon
and the funeral occurred Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
A New Telephone COMPANY.

We have been informed by relia
bic person that a new telephone com
pany has been formed at Friendsville
for the purpose of constructing a line
from that town up through the coun-
ty to Oakland. The proposed line
will run via Accident, Hoyes, Nc
Henry and Thayerville, with branch
line to Sang Run. 1t is earnestly
hoped by all residents of the county
that the line will be erected soon and
that it will be extended so as to take
in all the towns in the county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
More Coal Found.

The Borden Mining company has
discovered large amount of coal, as
yet undeveloped, on the company's
lands in this county, and close to the
Allegany county line, near the Bor-
den Pit. There is also large amount
of coal on the Consolidation Coal com
pany's lands in the same vicinity. 1t
is said there is as much coal on these
lands as has already been mined from
the Georges Creek region.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
TH5REsULT or M'NINLEY's ELEcTT0N

SETS In Motion one of the Largest Plants in
Garrett County.
Mpnday evening of this week THE
REHFBIICAN received the following
lettes' from the Enterprise Tanning
coInDany whose works are located at
Hutton, this county. This plant en-
plpys thirty men in the tannery and
p1li,y others will be given steady en-
r 5'ment as the result of the starting
uf pf the industry.
4 he letter We publish below and it
spek kls for itself
OFFICE OF
TIE ENTERPRIsE TANNING Co.,
MUTTON, MD, Nov. "a, 1886.
10 (ae Editor of The Republican.
R:-The history of this tannery
1aaf be of interest to your readers.
lI,<tas built in 1898 and began work
! " ssSs sA3gr 9Th of that year Up to
the present time it has made but a
little over half time in the aggregate.
Within one month after the election
of Major Mckinley we have closed a
contract which will start us up at our
fullest capacity and keep us running
continuously for many months and
thus furnish steady employment to
thirty men.
The public are left to draw their
own conclusions.
Yours truly.
THE ENTERPRTSE TANNING Co
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26

Thanksgiving and holy communion
will be celebrated in the Episcopal
chapel, Sixth and Alder streets, 10 q.
III. Thursday; services on Sunday at
same place 7 p. III. Monday Feast Of
St Andrews, the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Paret will celebrate holy communion
at 10 a. III.
Services at Swanton Sunday II Il.
III. Holy communion and sermon by
Rev William Brayshaw.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26

The following interest charges,
which will fall due December I, will
be paid by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company:
At London, interest on the Balti-
more and Ohio and Chicago Railroad
loan, $163,0OO; Brown Bros, & Co.,
New York, interest ON the terminal
loan, &191, ,?50; Mercantile Trust
Company, New York interest on the
receivers certificates, $15O,0O0 PhiIa-
delphia, interest on the bonds of the
Schuylkill River East Side Railroad
Company, $112, 800 Total, $61S. 750
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
Appointed Auditor,

Last Friday evening Clerk f. q.
Tower received an order signed by
Judges Sloan and Stake appointing
Mr.. E. Fl. Sincell auditor for the Court
of Garrett county, vice j. II. Mitch
ell, who has served in that capacity
for number of years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26

Parlxersburg Branch Railroad.

Stockholders of the Parkersburg
Branch Railroad, at their annual
meeting in Parkersburg Monday,
elected Gen. Orland Smith president
and the following directors: Messrs.
w. w. Taylor, Aubrey Pearre, w. H.
Blackford, William r. Tucker and l..
NJ. Tough, of Baltimore; J. N. Cam
den, w. n. Chancellor and C. H.
Shattuck, of Parkersburg;T 7. S. .Spates,
of Clarksburg, ,and .Winebrenner,
of Frederick. The annual report
showed gross earnings for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1896, of $742, ,216,
an increase of $10,705 compared with
the previous year. The net earnings
were $150,010. Almost all the capital
stock of this road is owned by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Ths hs- NJ
"''S;i':'& 'S;i'::'&MAIzsw !:;;.. * {
shopping News.

There is something altogether
wrong in the woman who isn't fond of
shopping" says Bah; and it follows
that there is also something wrong
with the woman who isn't fond of
reading the news of the shops and the
story of their current attractions.
That is what advertising; and it is
hard to conceive of a store which
can't furnish good story of some sort
at this suggestive season.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26

The following named pupils in the
fourth grade of the Oakland public
school were neither absent nor tardy
during the month ending Nov. Goth;
Helen Fay, Blanche McRobie, Dora
Martin, Will Lawton, Max Jarboe,
Frank Byrd, Joe Yelling, Claude
Brown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
PEREoNAL MENTION .

Jssr p. Hoss~r Of san Aa,onio I, Ia
.sle tliT-
VI ana xrs- =. y. Porter Of Sherman
- =-f---r =. - res4.1i
Han. Ts.ou@s Bal q HuntaviIie spen,
go e-.sy - To, Magnolia clty.
Ma a. g SCOT, % Temple is ~ ne
,2fY. elAtrg Mr. " 2 Gfihbls-
Miss Msrxzr--. Fsshsr q BRENNAN was
lsn.s.r aose to n'=Ard I'alfres III from
MAJ CITY
Hqa. = p w7ce,nb q cae,ros visited
aols~'n 9ss.ie'isy and returned home
NJ gaa Mr.. F-4nk p Hua,er and
ngr = - i'ass ars g,S~r's at the Sew
iirtstlts
Dr. Z q /. l-srsia. rso hss teen quite
osaisf lax nlr9lf-
MR. J 4. nonsls9n Is expected home
isdas aste- = atay q four months ia
( Nev YuTE uiiE
Il C. ri@-4e 70. contractor. his re.
/ infrer nome IRON Per- worth ard c'her
+ N"rtE fs-Aar pplrtE
I NHa Ad9be s~eei y 6ar tnp9uio SIS 81
1 ~ go n yBiiing 'risnJs aad e iee guest
/ W Mfs " y. Nau Nhrk
Z 1ns y eaes fas yfwp'i o. Frzrkiir.
! Ieaas afe Ter HisltanE ~ aue Airs
s j. 's0dfrcg lolg Ir.Tr ttre.t
Mrs Aiis.,i sns lrs3o'.e DiI.re q.
( WssD arr vinifnr Df ara Mira y. d.
hipg biS nst dncArte ntr'sst
Misr fiiuie Mpfyas - f'ts 1.r1rt - Via.
iiiua per erofsisr ana slsisf Ar ana Mr.
apoiph .d@t'1F 2lS Crawford F'raQi
Dir &p1 sire X p berry II t5ali1-
) wa stlaprnc lht Phdr-s svaN fr,Ffftsn
meni, eepar}le fof Nvrh feias yes
t.sday
Mr. and Mis Hefgg l>snaau ~ Litu
! fsDff A rlt ra4l iNgst s4ciu tsH ftfif ~
lufs nome ard Frp Asing ~ 80 pfe ioi
1 eeeONe.
Claude sehiar N Cersiefla. WIN ehni
/ 70 tins Bayou CtY V st,rnd ine paasr
sy'sid performs nee. returned horre -
I tsfdaE
~ a C'hllderV. the well Fa9wu new,
1 paper s4iter. reiR~nsa frfr Central -rSa
last riKts 500 VIII as-iaFt igf Sea gof
c.ty this eyafaax
n isssE Aiifa and Aasaia )sgstiehef
Wcsnsas ratns pp 70 sttei1 t;se Ps1errNhl
reeatsi anc an ttse guests u ffse Mlfs'
Rss.ehaspt, 80 3favis rifhsg
bifs. " y. cor, Nffe u the edlicr
attend the FaAereMsir perform znrq, .
| turning 20 ht' b0sne yesterday.
NsAsrs r. q Ford, r. d. Etsya a.
Robert EpsineiiY ~ Alasia are 81 n
| CITY enjoying wilt % ts1a nssifoyol
;ls fss g,s.@is u Judge =. ". Fof3.
Mr. aGG Hr1, BespsS1 - Morris 81
! | dsuRhtsg ~ S4.ylt 3ss. Marie are spsn1ii
| a xnsk With thar DrgthsF sD1 s'stcf n
ann brE. Aogiph Morris. BE crswfo
| street.
Mrm william y. Tsios entertained
1 the Capitol ilctff passy RI dIHilng1.i N
!. | ladlss Of GaiysrtDtl, ~aaD we've thus CIV
! al opportunity II hesriug the fsino
4 PaacsswskL This isdAse. MrA Walt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
nnIlARr.s nENTAL.

Oficer II. stewart few days ago ar
E~si.i a negro giving his name as Abe
DilRrd The arrss' vas mad on inicrrns-
t9n and description g.ren lv MAJ from
FaDs county, who -lid ipilisrd was warted
p teat county sor the murder Of ore
t.iics tNo years arc and that his rgTt
Game IS Wal HaNthorne The intor-aaut
i8er;irei billiard. but the negro denied
faat Be- has ever been IN iaat lccafty.
He - Vel known about iTouston. whore
- WAS raised The pole. authorities rott-
ned sbena Ward al Marlin ~ the arrest
ard forv'ar Sea- description - hin. Yes
iry5ay a telegram was rec.l"ed from tnat
oriclal saying 10 hold Dililrd uutil lie
could be heard from.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

Jules Wallace sT4t-1t medium s,os - his
last sssrce at Bryan ball scrteh;, y ~.
Thu Houston Goed Government league
will ree. Monday aisAt 9; the usual taraA
ard pace.
+. Raphael. manager Of zhc Houston
clearing house reports tie bank move
nseat tcr February as Ss1Afg,.
The Ro4s:c1 SsOs14reroani h&s ras,-
fso1e3 t1eiT e1.eTt s.--rasf7S 70 S.z1 .aT, go
raAry :. on snooun; ot tad westhe-.
Rev. Father keae-ss iecta-e On TIRE
evening. =; 81. Ngesscass' Ca;solic caurch
VIII ~ postponed uatl further notice
Members az the co-nsnttiee arhc a-~ 10
ing 10 AtStin are requested . r1Es; ST
the cff!cs- OF Ta5ge k.itresl al Esl1 Man
sirsasst at 80 =. n. As :sl Al sstsldA-1c 60
as possible Ia requested
At Shaa-n church ;o-.ght Rev Or
Rankin VAL disa@lrse upol tae morals az
the night ~s-a pr,1A-y- TITS IS i pro-
Interesting ohAptsr n Ire series @. ser
mons Tow be.rg delivered by The pas. o.
Of SneA-n church
Mca1l Lson Bsrtis- cAuN.h, on German.
street opp9S-te S@oocsd ward pubic schooi
Sunday 80 90 a. g a n: F,reaStiD, a.
80 ?, IT., sseiec., ~tc-s~nal Los.
preaching 81 - p. n, slni9ct T1e God
II Israel Marifes;ei.~ Ths coaSrs-a, o..
Is Increasing * each ssrVace. J ". Carr.
7. .. pastor.
TIE ANNUAL mask tza G. the Hous-a-
Turn NeTefn VII tEsr place ErsdRy .vel-
ing. February u, ard rrsmises - - mos;
enjoNahl-. The eveat X one tA2t IS a.
slrs- Any names that r8sy have been
omitted shnul5 - handed IN 20 the ar
-a1Esnler; c'nfn-nittee. as tickets are only
sold upoa pre.<1iAt1on of Invitations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
THE Y, NJ. c. A.

The week has been ore OF the husies,
~ ,7,Ares, have occurred and still many
,,>rc N occur. The class in bookkeeping
~ 90 a,,sr the abundance Of money
90 = -. ,ha hms,rnss den,rtmcrt ar1
,,' ,hua ,hav can, cot IIncie sam
meg say VIM t,s,,,st,rr ne.I,,m ,h.v
- uss a. -. worder,,,I nnrcha.es our-
,.' ~, 80 rhe workmansh,p Is done
,iis ,"' 49, hars a, r. Har1nsfv
ny inc master 'u A. Sar,a -,
ana we riass az norn,nr two months
- IN, A.. n ,,aotirr, NJ the hoard ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

Gresham. Mrs Nense r. Stos,e ara Mrs.
R-frr- were delighted WITH tSrtr rssS
despite the snclsrsert weather.
pr. Henry Hurpnr.es- tnssrrc az TIRE
Houston lcrrruzxry, win leave Iris laoxTs-
ing for Ter1t.ie wh-rr ee VIII Nin Is
brother and accompany him o. = eas;rH-
rsoniai rnls~toa 10 csrTTr,oa
Mr. and Mrs II. H. Adams, Mrs Hugh
FStYr1raid ard AIRS J. ~. McS>or--,ics %
Dallas. wa~o stsc1dsd the ereSt fateT-
cv-St,t UPRISING at tire Auditorium Friday
night returned 10 the North Texas caiS
yesterday.
Mr.. Felix Canzt@lfa. WHO has S.e,1 ~
the eruptoy q rr Crescent Sg>s cNS-s-
pany for several years yasI under Nj.
JC.-srA witktrson at tire Cat3tas NofeA
has now nern ps3ce3 - charge o. TIE
branch office ., That c2E1rary at tNe New
Hutchins hcuse, Ills snyi1Xers hNre
shown tnssr ..zaal god Judgment y the
selection and RS friends VIII be Si@3 -
hsa ar OF hts V-o-socinr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
ATTRACTs ATrrNTION

There Is probably 10 f-u in Houston at
tracing more Alteration at the present,
tine thar that o, Hamilton BIos. SO
Main street Their specially IN bus. mess
IS shtrt manufacturing and In IL they ind
{. large demand Jus1 now TIE anticipated
change of SEASONS calls tho attention
81 the 1eatiesnen Of Houston 70 the condi-
Son ut their wardrptn an1 shirts ara
tb,iT Hrst thought. An Hating garment
does not lcok Ese!l nor Is Il comfortable
and the svaSEeT st seek tina; walch Is
made 10 ;hsir order ard by making a
speciality Of this lac Hamilton Bros. are
doing a god hGsiness They also carry
everything n the uyeu's furnishing line.
and present \ ff4r zssori n ent. Their hats
are o. tt4 Dunlap and Sietson blocks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
REFORM REPUBLICANS.

A Meeting Called for Monday Night by
Committee.
The Central Republican club. the reform.
wing OF the republican party in this city,
viii hold a meeting tomorrow evening at
Cline & Clne's office 1000 Congress
avenue Besides the election CT officers
for the ensuing year, Il has beer suggested
by a number OF members to outline Il
plan OF action for the cluh to pursue In
the approaching municipal election. All
republicans .'ho are In sympathy with the
reform movement are cordially invited 20
be present and participate.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
WHAT We Can D FOR ]
YOU IN OUR OWN S|

MAKE new jewelry Of all KINGS
Preset your Diamonds. or ga
new mountings of any kind ioI ~.
Snake special designs for rl ':.,..
Badges and Medals for socie''
special occasions.
4-Repair your jewelry OF all k.u1 4.
5Repair your Spectacles ana I'sS-
and change lenses. :, LII
6-Buy or exchange your o'' w.
silver. .. u.s
REPAIR your Clock or Music S'1
S-Engraving of all kinds. 4 ~
9Change Key-winding Wa'cns'
winding Watches. ,...rv vi
1o--Do your finest and most diin'u" =
repairing. ,,,o s,I
l1-Make your old gold over INV
Pins, etc. 49,. y.vl
l2-Make or do anything in the ''''
line for you. .,,,,s
i3-Above at most reasonaple p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
UNIFORMED RANK X. OF p.

Houston division. No Z, Uniformed
Rank, knights of Pythas, held a meet
ing last night and made arrangements
to entertain Brgadier General s. Il. Hop
kins and the members of his staff. who
will accompany him here on an inspect
ing tour next Tuesday night. Major
J. II. Hooper of San Antonio has already
arrived so as TO be in time for the fes-
tiyties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

New yo,.,s Ia SIATEMENT.
b,neier says this week, Their , w, YORK
asso nse IN n The statement made was h iess
week ending P Fssr of New YORK for the the
ctpeoted. The decrease i, man had been
tIon ' MI COMPARED with the bsay,w i only
;Srru Sheh mas ben going on witb nqoiqa
port gain OF Isl ssIllp Ss The banSs re- re-
me, me week. although The u n, essh during
iin ngs must have increased carer ,S,. move
''''en' II 1t is to be inter interpreted in IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
rxcELI.ENT SERVICE.

Many who attended the Pad"rc vskl re-
rltal at the Auditorium Friday night speak
la praise Of the excellent service given by
;fse Houston City Street Railway COM
pany Superintendent Edward $. Els had
every available car IN service and made
~ rand transit 50 81 was possible with
tho material ~ his command. Realizing
dat u ~ the duty ri the company 20
ha-c r-irs wherever there So crowd he
mas An a poa!tlon 70 srrve the neonle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
LOST THEIR sKIFF.

William II. sweetman and Charles Run
ncu while downing down White Oak bayou
last evening. struck snag In inc shape
OF a large tree The boat sank and the
mariners sought refuge In the tree tops
with the swirling waters s'hsihs $40
r.c,,,am In their ears Finally a rope was
thrown TO the ship wrecked twain and
they y;cr. hauled to dry land. They were
dronched to the skin and mourn the loss
Of slxiff oars and lock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
JOHN l.. RECOVERING.

L. 3. Sloss, agent OF the Wicklow Post
man company. of which combination John
l.. Sullivan Is a member. received n tele-
gram from the manager of the company
yesterday stating that Sullivan would be
able to Join them In San Antonio next
Tuesday night. The combination does not
play In Houston. They are en- route West
and will be in FL Paso at the time OF the
carnival.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

Awhile there has been no great damage
4. Houston, still the effect 81 the heavy
IN has been felt In the reridenee pof.
he,n OF Houston the storm water sewers
iot1re unable 20 carry on the water ana
nefe streets were made 70 act tie us,.t
.ft94tch the sewers could not perform. The
latlnisiana street sewer was tbs only out.
III Tor the water In the Fourth ward
n 6HnllO and that immense drain YVES fhe
rd1nW through which an immense yol.
:. ~ ~ water passed 10 the bayou. This
i1ser Wa built without regard 10 fututs
c. vice ~ was 70 perform. u was hespn
"A Fch 5, 1880. and finished In 1881. In in.
\ n Ing Instead Of throwing the mouth u
NO the bayou. the brick work ceased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

4 woman named Willard. accompanied
by six children, sought lodgings az ponce
hs,douartera last evening. Her husband,
she stated. Is an inmate of a penal insti-
tuition and for nearly two years she has
str,,reled to support her helpless brood.
Tn. unfortunate were sent to hoa"dins
house by chief Pructt. Hero is splendid
opportunity for the Coco saihar'ahs Oh
me city 10 step to the front.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
SUMMER cARs PURCHASED.

General Manager \. II. Hayward of the
Houston city Street Railway company
returned yesterday from 81. Louis. While
there he made purchase OF ten summer
cars. elegantly fitted. having nine seats
@Arh This addition 10 the rolling stock
OF the company viii prove 10 be valuable
one before the summer is past.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

~ Campo. January 81, isf6.-nr, j, J.
McRanna OF Houston was presented Win
saddle and bride today. the finest saddle
ever manufactured IN Wharton county, ny
&c % his old patrons O. Lidstrom n
pr 5r1.neut Business man of this place. The
saddle wac made by Gus Carvillc. the local
Fadlier and he can well be proud of his
handiWnrk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

medical attention and was taken to Ross
X Wright's undertaking rooms. His
name is said to be Mack" Matthews and
he is supposed to be an old Confed-
crate soldier He died from hemorrha &C.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
How few think Justly of tho thinking

How few think Justly OF tho thinking
few:
How many never think who think they
do
II this applies 10 you. come next Sun
day night at s o'clock to Bryan Hall.
sigs FannIn. and once more hear the
zonderf1i Jules Wallace. lie VIII hold
a special aeance.
ANY Of YOU who want private sittlngs
on an affairs % NE. business or healing
o. disease Will find him at fo3 LaTiranch,
near Prtaton Hours g. III TO s D. IN.
Open Sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
CONFEDERATE VETERAN DEAD

A report reached the police station
y man was dying Mt Bonner's Point, Obi
Ger Henry Ross went for him in the
patrol wagon, but he died before reaching
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
THE DEATH ROLL.


H-ss. AK ~ L-tf'lfslfL
Mrs.. A-Eus;s Lennsl. an old resident.
q Harris county. who cane 10 Texas
in Is-s died Saturday morning al 80.
The funeral viii take place today q; :
o'clock IN the Afternoon from the residence
o her dAughier. Mrs. Nssr..t;a Artusy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

February LIST. this year, has brought
about several rev combinations 81 pro-
feHsipral SKIN Ia the architectural helf.
Dir. Tempest who has for several years
part done business IN this city. both alone
ann 80 partnership with Mr. Dickey. Inns
so thlF time entered into partnership with
r 3 Glover x Co II is Understood that
white the ownership Of the business ~
now IN The hands c1 ,lusivcly of Mr., r..
8 Glover and Mr. j. \ Tempest. the
rt}ie ~ the hrm VIII remain as formerly,
T. = Gigver u 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

Dry seasoned wood. cut and split, any
alze. Jlllings q Greenwood, phone III.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02
, o BAN rs! STATEMENT.

someTiaity teel confident that trad.
'fN'' 'he offerings at present om mue may may
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-02

rEBK CALENDAR PADS,
WIZ new lehf for every day In the year.
21e. at pastorizas Stationery store.
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blackburn a Bailey. photographers.
lbsi4 Prairie avenue. ofrcr handsome
carriage 10 the baby tina, makes the best
picture
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Dpf't fan 70 read Rrown Bros. large shoe
40 On Society paRe and Department sale
ad en- rage g.
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Kansas City. February i,-Eges. feature
dairy, lS9l5
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Now York. February l.--Consumptvc
demand for eggs increasing Southwest
adyices are freer shipments, and holders
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J. REILLY GORDON & w. II, FOSTER.
Associated Architects 5fh Main street.
Consultation free.
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general sense. means more r,s 'a naas, ~ n;
else that the hanks ma, new loaiA. "
preparations 10 meet the n, over VI y
have reduced their loa M more - d
and they have slS.uVV;,yhs niiedf
holdings than during '"e
cember.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago February l.-Eggs, steady ;
fresh, lsTls Butter, steady, dairy, st,iS
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st; Louis February l.-Eggs steady
fresh; IL Butter. quiet, steady: cream
cry, lSlgl; dairy. 1l6l5.
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r. r. Williams. Dentist. pinE Building.
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m. Wonder store sells toys.