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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

From Cannon, Old0n, Santtqul1
nud all r7iniH iutermediitt, July g8I,
i'd aud an. From pniuu east o. Ogacu
Uuint', on Cache Valley uINnyh, pDiuts
..uth u SaulaluuI anu points on U.nh
Is Nsvada branch, July 1T, 9lu auH
8.i. From points On SAT- Lab" q
Western, July 1T, 2uu, 3fd anu u.
g-g Al uehcis goou returning until
July b.h,
= lcciul trains returning Tor Nophi,
Ogden anu intermediate FONTS Will
aud IN.
For state Militia TO companies anu
TOT organ zid hands In uniform travel.
irg Uu Que ticket, rate o. one cent per
Tr"m idaho nnd Oregon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

There bte M 90 advantages In "a
murlCl ucAfiUu tnl. most o. W.
tLlrh, Gays thu Watliugtuu Pos. a
rtft.iu puysicisn here lu tow. who b.
Iusi home ifuu Europe, asyl: II never
APPRECIATED lhu Huyautugu. OF "a musI.
col education uEul Que 10, Invent into
barbuE sl0p iu lazy. NurDJy about
tue IinCe spoke d word 81 Eu.lisb. 1
wus rrtcbod on q rack th.t Iastsd a.
q char auu twathCd In towel The
uatvuf male an Impfassionlsl sweep
rom lhr upper meek 10 the lower
chm. Geo WhlE! how II hurt. My
mouth auu tyts sore Iull of ln,hci;
liur'. h-uw wgri ~ I,olisu. !,
yelled. Ihe barber seemed 60 puuso Tor
q moment. PERHAPS hu was gather.
iug stteus "a Tor n new Onslaught. You
nave heard that browning mnu can
tiluk nity years ~ n second. I
Ia ught Whglc iburits anu tictiou.
Eti,f. Mt w.td Ui itaiiar. Tue
fnElr was raitta Hgaiu. Suddenly |
remembered a " 10 that haI seen on
my dsughief's music, sud haJ aase1
tao meaning OIL
"Adsgi ad,gi :" yelled. "B-n
D.! Auagl :"
~ signor" sid the barber, aur ~
life was saved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

Clement, Justly esteemed the father
VI modern rinno tuchulc, introduced
tunh Innovations 10 trchuic that aim
eultit', which al tho Prescott time atc
easily 'ufmOuntod by BmaJeutp, when
uf-t hcaId causCI the pIO essiOo AGu
public great nttunthmUnt. Mozart,
wntn he FRET saw one a Clumcuti'f
mole III sult sUnatet, involving rapid
phtshros ia tblidf, UClAves, etc, ex.
claimed. "Only Clement or tht
devil eau play them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

rho concert uHs iIst finished. :
iussy old gentleman approaches The
'cuillst aud suys itq uslJively:
"Excuso me, lut I've noticed yGu
keep one eve SUIT oil the time you a.,
ilayiug. Nov, Why's thul2"
"WoU, sif,' responds thu performer,
~ mysterious whisper. "I'il tell you.
You zee, " l were 10 ClDso the other
eye Ms vol, couldn't read my score,
~ I've made TIA habit 10 Gloss ON
Onon
Prince Ludwig Ferdinand OF BAvafi1
has published work entitled "Aiu.ar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

From Poca,,llo and all slAtious nu
ulup y rthtrn, ,suth Thereof, J1ly
2nd an . d. From all other slatuuF.
July lot Aua 2ud. Good returning Ut,
~ July S.h.
FROM W. uning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

PmL VIM. AumaIlc o. Chicago,
iccr,tsfy u the WOfId's Fair iutufua.
tiUual ListOIdfOJ. Will lecture In thh
cliy Ogden, Logan and Provo on OF
about August ION. SulJtci, Sou. aud
Pocty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

The Psnnsylvania Cambtlans, n
male chorus oi sixteen v0ices, under
tho uircctorhip VI Hayden Eyaus,
viii make n w,siofn tour, singing IN
mort Of the principal western cites.
John James viii manage tho chonL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

ME-. Sophie Keller, the frs, lady
orchestral conductor IN Denmark, IL.
tired htm tue orCratiu stage last year
uni began tuFcuing. L1st autumn she
ounuCl IN Institution call, Il the
Wumcn's Private Society Tor Concerts
which opened with 1000 active auu
associate members.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

o'clock each i.y cuisiro tlr nrls, '
Tree show. Al, lives rom H it.rs.
hundred fel hgn into utt yellow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

.rrci,L rNcunsIoN nlrrs
Iis tie Inion pacIHc ior Midsummer
Carnival.

Too following special rates for sale
Of rounu trip tlckets to ssit Like Guy
ioi the Midiummer Carulval, July IND b,
3ri and an, will b. IN IN ct uvut the
Union Pacif
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

On the eth OF Mpy The uews came
that Liiinn NUrdics had been quietly
matfivd tho uay before 10 ZUltau H.,
DIeAme 4 tho Deu!sou Hotel Ia In.
diunApolis. This forms the enu OF a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

Fudrfi,k WAfIo 10 sali TO have lost
100000 nun y the last season. Stuart
koU'Ou anu Juua Muf.Jwe Inbsr are
ll-1 tvp.rtUI o. be among the H"nyy
lJBC's on the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13
Edison PhODOgTaph and
kaleidoscope PaTlOTS,

hNNlNNtN 20 ARN FhNNN wan 81
Among iho numbers ON the program
viii No found thp latest au most popular
selections published, Don't tail To- boar
%.
Rosie ueEnc very populaU.E 81. Favor
A Irip io Ch ua'uv % ...., HUldWiu'B baud
I Wan. Ser Ma lluuuN ,.,,,,tls.u SPENCER
summer Evening Waltz ...... 1000. o.. .........
lsalOr's Orchestra
Don't llu Gross ...............,...E ", IHyo
lallUoi New k..,........ ~UusH'4 Band
"lsabuIla' ,itOn li|.I .,.......,l.. ~ Favor
Michael curry ni tho Telephone ...........
..... Russell llunuug
rawlings NJ John McCulluch, tho Insane
Actor
Laughing Song, ,,,..,,,. Geo. w. johnson
Miss Nlclcdo IapiIalnc, ifapoz.sI INiu-
OiuHcuTCl
Assembly March, from MIX white
Alag, ikiuotophoueb.
SoyCuiy-nyo other selections TO choose
from.
Any OF tho above selections on the
phOnugraph, only Ir each. Closed sun.
days. l3i South Main Street.
Miss ;, ApELIA 1uTrLE.
Manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

David Bri.cl recently had cgur.
Try cousin ,Isitirg MIN who u not
familiar wiiH the wilos Of y biz city.
Aiiyt tIr prii0fmauce u The Heat Of
MafyInuI, BsluBrU TOOK the yauuE
uHu .ut iu 'urItr. Tue latter IufUu
.NHf The bIi % iate very lutcuIly.
something Eerule b. cussgu bis spDcihl
attention. Apparently cJglinuug
s.tiuufiy fora moment, no Haii! "-ay,
Dave, they've 81, chicken here "A DO
Maryland. Your NJ ymu1t b. mi snly
popular Ia Now Y.r..b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

Jennie Remark and her husband,
Char. Lothian, leave for the Esst Sun.
day evening g. accept an engagement.
Mics Remark bus bCon consu.
uullous worker Ia the Gnnd stock
company anu Ghe lcRvrs hero with tue
good wishes NJ the pairOBs Of the
h use. The NEWS extends the hand
q porting 10 tue lady aud expresses a
drelfe or her continued succees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

Beulamin Terry, an ar.or, died n
iOfihi4It aio in London. He was n
Ncafb Of eye, aud was tie 'nthet u
Ellen Terry. Kate Terry, Marion
Terry ara Florence Tory. Tue last
was on the stage GUY ~. OFT time auu
mor'irf. she dicd ~ March. u MA.
mlu Terry lad not lrpn AUiitg Tor
.hidy year, but had since teen su
itv,ietaie ms niEhttL Ellen Ferry
t,iut I'd h,mu u md hrr nthcr dCau,
MS dtcUa. having occurred while sac
was uu NE rrHau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13
Dramatic Notes.

HFhmhti" Notes,
Mat'U Hsiuwrgh. 10 ~ be In W., n
LacGays's company.
WlltYn Barrett anu Henry Irving
have contributed 10 the rollui OF -.
Louie.
Mr. Frank Percy Ui h s,on, ha, nut
on The Lito''y Bel, rev Opeta, ~
that city.
Hougy Gteeuwall bns brought out
thu 5 u hrtN iUurs Of Richard Mans.
heli ana "ltJb Roy" tor uext season.
Harrison Gray Fiskr, editor OF the
Dramatic Minor, " setiousIy M with
Intermittent ievet at tue HOLLAND
house, New York.
Frank Weston will stop acting md
siHTt Tor Colorado at the ond Of tho
season. Ho intends TO try his luck NJ
mining.
bobby GAyllr viii be member Of
Weber anu FitlH'- own company next
suatOu. John Kernel Will also h. a
member Of the same company.
Mise Margaret Rsii, an American
girl OF Scotch descent, has made her
DE- but In London as Ncidu, IN / Pagli.
hccl. shD II very pretty and has
sweet voice.
J. NJ Havorly' = American and Fu.
roptau MiusiTsls C5mpfising h.ty pc0.
Die, begin their regular season August
let, under the MANAGEMENT Of Al. l.,
DJls0u. They viii travel To two
~ eclai cars aud will play only IN the
larger cilies aud In first class Ihoatots.
Mis- Truux, Miss Henry, Mr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

Mis- TTuux, Miss Henry, Mr..
II tinker aud othoTs OF the Grand stock
company occupied stall at the The.
sttr during the performances oil J .su.
phlno by Mile. Rhoh ami company
Wednesday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13

pretty ttmsuce, be un not long after
Mo ucaih ~ the ptima dnuna's f1tmer
husband, h. a. Cover Cover was a.
electrician, nni died IN 1887 while
attempting to cross the Englisu Chan.
cello balloon. His body was never
recovered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

Houston. Texas, July ~ Strayed or
Stolei- ore dark colorci Jersey cow,
whistle spot IN forehead about years old.
ring IN one ear, brtss tips on horns, 81
reward.
one black horse mule 10 years old, Ii
small white sbots on leil np, collar
small white spots on lett hip, collar
marks.
BAY pony mare, some white on hi,l leg
mdnr roachrd. has dim erlwtoot brand,
Is about years old aud shod IN front.
Brown horse about II hands Seats old,
on- small white stnt on tank. one large
splnt Knot ON igii front leg small split
In right ear. no brand.
Bay HORSE mute - hands. branded II
tbloichodl ON right shoulder 7 or years
Old. s. reward.
ono small hlacIs marc mule about .
years. brand an Jaw. noi known, barbcd
Wire eat on nose; reasonable reward.
l>igiI hay mare years old ~ hands
bl-iua so ou iefi IMP hind fe'i wits.
DARK BAY marc years. II hands. star
IN ftoe. brand iaiW ON lctt shoulder
hind i'ct white; reasonable reward.
Til>ru ~
Brown ma>r ahou, II hands, branded ]
an.uor H. shod an around
L,rgc hlnrk mu'e, rather OLD, about
10 bands Ia poor condition hran Tod l.
on left hip, no shoes. feet Wei Worn.
Alncrt Erickson. Sheriff.
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a WORTHY CAUSE.

Tho Art Work of a Yong Lady. tho
daughter Of Soldier
There Is on rxh hilton In the window of
j.. NJ ,rones \ COS establishment. a beau
iiful painting, "rhn Warriors Far we'll
T. ~ work OF art {crrcson,lng the part
ing between sold W off for the wars ai'l
his beautiful young bride. me feeding
of sadness which the separation causes
is depicted n the faces OF the two ctinr-
actors rcpreionD,d. In uslug The hrnsh
the artist has showl excellent Ahils and
the ooorug of Mo picigrr is natural.
E-rcc ally s TINS shown VA tine face and
on ihc shoulders of the wrfitng uriir, tho
r"iutiug OF tnr trsl hciuE nstntu II IS
a work thit demands more lnHu lns-iug
noiir. and large number were uttracteu
by 1t yesterday Afternoon.
I'll = painting is the work OF MISS Louise
Williams. who IS now in tn" tity. Miss
Williams is the daughter Of ~. Il. " l.
ldma Of Augusta. O..
When tir guns sounded al l'ort SGint
and tho can wlr made Tor volunteers. nor
father lcft mis- nome OF iilrniy alid Joinci
ihr army of the 'onlrdrthrN ,in iousit
during the late uhplcasnntncss lt ten
ctal ,'chhs leg on ri cavalry. .\fsci the
war hc returned Ia find that the hnm-
he mad lett had been devastated rs the
rirn"sr Of Mnr Ihe arcunuiaii0us OF
a lifetime had hc"n destroyed ana H. was
lcf' 20 commence "A all over aRalf, ami IN
Il conh' on uunitcI Tor work, h.s seryic.
IN the war r"ndrring nm AN invalid
II il to ASSIST This hattie Scared veteran
her father that Miss W Hams rs now M
TrNaH she has le't lhr nome 81 her
childhood aud hopes hs sh- coora and
brush to accumulate suirc'ont To inrc for
her father IN his old age aud h = roui 1 WI,
OF lnftrmity. Shn bears lstlerS Of recon-
incubation from .irntril j. g. Gordon
commander Ia ciici Of the United Dnulcd-
crate Veterans, Governor ". y. AfEtnson
% ''eotgin. oN-,;oN ornor Northcn Of tcor-
sta, OK senator Patrick Walsh al &. on. a.
'N-tnNcrnor Jones' OF AlahamH. ,N-t.a. OIL
'iNor J. NJ. stone Of Mlssissipp GINS
rtnoi Foster Of Lou siaua, Colonel WaI..,
Gresham of Galveston and other prom.
h"ni gentlemen OF the South IN =. /, 1.
iris slEah ia the highest terms oi her
ana i"romn NJ her 80 those ia roxa4
whom she might meet. Cnniig rero,n-
mcuu"h AZ sh" dors Miss Williams win
Ia doubt t'csivc "A warm welcome n
Houston. whore shc will locate IL she can
arrange i"r u clnss "a arr. sho hopes In
hr able 10 dispose of tho uaiutin,. yhr
lnH here which referred L. IN tins AZ
t.ulc.
Miss Williams Is 70 lady of such
charming personality that she VIII M
press all whom nc meets and the worthy
purpose of her work VIII be an induce.
ncnt 10 make her visit In this city sue.
cossful IN every way,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
REAL Nsr VIE rRANsrnNs.

Henry ilurllmann. by l.non!e Ford
nam, attorney 80 jllia NJ. I.n'gh-
ton. nl1ii, rs. In la Porto. ..-,.,..
+. w, Ford to iienry liurl!mtun.
block 40 ana an undivided one
third hi.rcN Of each II blocks -
and iai~ al la Porte. lni, claim
4. g, iiorndon 70 barbara iicrndor.
lot T. ami fractional lot >. block |.
fractional lot 2. block 3. lots 10,
u ana Y. block % lots .. N II.
hlock :. lots !. >, 3, !, . and G.
blnrk is. iois :. :, .. 10 II and -.
block 70. lots 3 and i.hlock - all
~ Tic Erglcwood addition, love.
af,cctnn aud ....-- ..,.,.-.... s.....-.
Cdrl and Mary forcl 10 American
Brewing association loi :. block %.
In tho Mobiles addiiion, al-o an the
stock ANA sharcs grantors have Ia
~ Mutual irdne and Loan as
sofigiiph. other considerations and
llourv Peterson anl wife to Harris
county, 0-le9 acres out of lot la
vi subdivision OF George Ellis
lNlShr ..--...+.-.... ...tf-.......,+-. ..
II snrp Peterson and wife tn Harris
county. S2-lcn acres out of sub
d,i ion OF lot IS OF the George Ellis
lFtf.N'H
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
CITY BREVlTIES.

The manager of the Houston clearing
houston Tor June ~ as $50 N5o.
Ed Stayton was arrested last night Ivy
the police on a charge of burglary and
theft, tn. arrest beng madc on II war
rant issued ont OF the recorders court
Mrs. John Bsl,ucr received yesterday
from J. T. Carroll. clerk of Post oak
camp No IS. Woodmon Of the World, a
cheek for 5000 on account OF the death OF
her husband IL being Just siAty days since
the proofs were sent Oft
Evangelist W. l.. Morrow of the Chr s.
,ian church Will, beginning mex; sunday
night. hold protracted meeting at The
Common Street Christian chapel. near
NaNrrlN, F.ith ward. Evangelist Nor
row Is an earnest Christian gentleman. a
MAGNETIC, eloquent preacher and sue
eesstul cvangcl II. He will he assisted by
Evangel ST Henry II. ldngan of this city.
formerly pastor of the Christian chapel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

Mack Minncry Complains About the Mat
tcr--Tho Ordinance

Mack Minncry Complains About the Mat
tcr--Tho Ordinance
Mack Mlnnery yesterday complained to
the police tina; nc had been ovcrcharsei
by n hack driver. Minncry IS Il colored
man who lives at the corner OF Harrisburg
roGd and Slmpstn street. which Is .niid.
tho city Limits. sunday his wife WAS
taken sick at the corner OF Texas avenue
and tharirss street, and went home IN Il
hack. the driver charging 81 for the "trip.
NJ nneiy has made complaint 20 the police
under the ordnance regulating hack fares.
Here Is the ordinance.
Inc owner or driver of any carriage FOR
the conveyance Of passengers, kept for
hire shall be- allowed to charge the fol
lowii s rates. and 10 more;
To ana from all railroad depo,s and
steamboat landings io any hotel. for each
pass, NIGER. 90 cents.
From any point within the city limits
TO. distance Of threc-fourths OF u milo
or less 30 ,cnts.
For distance of one mile ~ cents.
For the MS" of any hack. carriage or cab
kept for hire. the sum of sl.50 per hour.
and 10 more
For the carriae. of each and every
trunk or package to any part of the city,
30 cents. aud no moro.
Bctwcen thc hours Of II 30 o'clock n. IN.
ana sunrise double the above rates may be
charged.
II shall he unlawful for tho driver of
an, carriage for the conveyance of pas
sencers to carry any passenger without
having y card upon which tho above rates,
IRE sct forth. which card shall he supplied
by the assessor and collector under the
seal of his office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
PERSONAL. MENTION.

John NJ Moore, tanker of vclasco, is
IN the city
Captain 7. H. Cobhs, well known at
torney OF san Aniono' is II the CITY
Mrs Frank H. Stambery of Dallas is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Triton, 60 Austin
street.
Mrs a KY. accompanied 10y Miss Edna
IA colorado.
j. H. knrih of Kcltys. a well known
lumber manufacturer. accompanied by his
wifa, IS IN the city.
H. r. Kelley. SECRETARY OF tho Texas
Louisiana Lumber Manufacturers nsso-
ciation. arrived in tho CITY Yesterday to
attend q meeting of the associat on which
viii bc held today.
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The WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
Mat the Masons Arc Preparing for
Them.
A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE.
They VIII visit the different Proposed
Locations in tho stats-The
Circulars.

r. ,,oo,,,r a., .,,. ,,tv YES
Ahere wac a.. ~
terday at the Masonic Temple OF inc
board Of directors Of the Masonic widows
ord orrh,,s, home There were pr,sen,
~. Pa, ' - .,...,, a. t,aue,,s.
vile. James s. Miller of Gonzales and NJ.
l. Mot, Of Galveston Those members
-, . No.. ,,ar, Al,
oil inc ooatu WIZ were aose'' -"
son Rainey Of Kaufman ana George w.
Tyler of nclton.
RI .s,,. ,oo,,,,, vaa
A"c ""JeSt Va s'S''''AS
10 take como action IN regard 10 the selee-
rim of /, lora,i,n for the Masonic Widows
-, n.,,h,,,s, ho,,o
"'' w i'".''
Captain ;. ID. Moore OF Nh's ci'y' srahu
treasurer of the grand lodge, acted as
.oor.,,r,. =, no hoora ,,a rn,doraa them
~" " Wv -
excellent servic.
The board OF directors determined that
.to,, r,o,,lJ nm, dor,d, ,non . iorl,ion
S'
Tor the nome at TINS meeting. out tha'
they would first visit the various Giles
an tho state offering Iocations. They de.
.,ised ,i,a. ,bcv could ,ne,,t IN sam Marco,
an I,,lv ana ma, nm ihr f,.,h thev
,yo,id ,.isi, \vaco palins On ihe i-ih
la,r, wnrih ON tho is,b Hci,on ON ,hc
AN snd rnrstrars cu thr ou.h nr coiirse.
-. -, ,,,g;,t.r,,i i,,,,,t,o.,, a., -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

L. r d. club, about sixty being In at
tendance. II was In celebration OF the
victory the u. r. -. boys achieved IN the
baseball game last Saturday at League
park. one Of the new cars of the iiouS-
ton CITY street Halfway company was
chartered by the ladies' and chapcroned
10y Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Coylc and Mr..
and Mrs. y. Z. Munger. They made the
circuit of the entire system OF the city.
It was "A pleasant party, and all enjoyed
tho outing very much. At midnight they
adjourned to the residence OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Munger. No. 1919 calhoun avenue. whore
several hours were pleasantly scent In
dancing. Refreshments were served.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
NAIL. GAME TODAY.

There VIII bo bali game this afternoon
Mt League park between the young f,"i
who are members Of tho T. II. n. aud the
H. s. C. social clubs. Three games h1,o
hccn played. two of which weic won by
the t. T. -. hoys. Last SATURDAY those
rwo clubs PLAYED and this afternoon tn Y
will meet again. Their lady friends VIII
he IN attendance. Tho proceeds 20 for the
benefit Of the Shetering Arms. Tho grand
stand viii bc decorated Ivy rho ladies AMI
great deal of interest is being taken II
fb,. affa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
nnN~r re nEa,rIA.rn

Dom, be tllls'd into taking o. sendin.,
yori solcd clothes to any but the Model
Laundry. Tho 'ius' as god" falacy ar-
II rs W n more force 10 laundering thap
any ether business The best requires i, II
ouiy th' hest If maehinery. nut thr hest
OF Lelp. W. have thcm both W. no.
only have the best h,lp In Houston. hut
tho host in the S'aie Donl forget. We
are At loli fra'ri": phone Isl. llamhur-
gor ~ preying proprie'ors.
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decline any and all proposals made here.
under. Fra,ernaily submitted,
j. +. Miller,
NJ. +. Mott,
Arson Raincy.
Geo. w. Tyler.
French Simpson.

In March Of the present year the fol
lowing report was made. which shows tn'
progress OF tho work:
TO the Worsh.ptul Masters Wardens and
Brethren of all the Lodges. a. f. and
Houston Texas, March 6--Your .atten-
ton is ira,crnal,y called to the Following
extract from the report OF tnc uirector,
of the Masonic Widows and orphans
home. made at tho last communication OF
the grand lodge, and to be found on pages
o. to 9s OF tho printed proceedings of the
grand lodge. 1895. and your favorable act.
bidding for tee location of the home or
donations to the fund. Fraternaiy yours.
John Watson. Grand Secretary.
To the Most Worshlpful Grand Lodge of
The board of directors of the Masonic
Widows and orphans home submit ms.
their eighth annual report of The funds
under their control;
At tho date of our last annual report.
December 1884, VIC had loaned 80 500, cash
then IN the hands OF The grand treasurer,
800, making total OF *'s. .dnW ,
Cash In grand tfcasurers hands. S,.oiS VI
Loans amounting to................ s'."5S ~
So ,lol 90
of the Mssons IN this state the purposes
of your directors we give an extract from
tho report made by them IN 1858, which
was adopted ny the grand lodge:
While no formal action was taken as
90 where the honrd would locate the
home aud commence opera tons, yet t
was generally understood that the boa, I
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for the location and building, of he home.
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~ 90 80 W -, - -. ~ i,,.,s,i $50 49,
interest of which will IN great meas
IRE defray the expenses of the home. Hy
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20
HELD AN lNNrEsT.

Justice liussoy was called yesterday
morning 10 hcla an Inquest on The body
If Norman LOWS. ged years, who die l
of spasns witfc cut an attending rhys'-
clan Tho parents of the infant i've on
ROBIN street IN the Fourth ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

Angos,ura Ri,'ers, The celebrated an
petizer of exquisite flavor. IS used all
over the world. pr ]. q. Il. Siege.t ~
Sons. sole manufacturers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-20

JUSTICE MAIioNEy's COURT
Anderson scott. malicious mischief,
and costs.