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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-16
Personal MENTION.


Ed Stevens of Bra2oria IL In the city.
toi. = - "
II. II. Kelley OF Beaumont was among
yesterdays arrivals.
II. q. Reynolds wr,s registered yesterday
AT the Capitol from Waco.
Ed KAN left over tho International and
Grcn. Northern Sunday for New York.
n, A. Rector, an old and woli tsnown clti-
zen OF Austin, IL stopping at the Hutch
ms House.
Colonel w. l.. Thompson was called to
Beaumont yesterday by the serious illness
OF his daughter.
Mr.. Charles A. Newnirg, a popular Jour-
naist from Austin. Is registered ut the
Hutchins House,
Mrs, Il. *. wise and son, Fores., OF
Shepherd. Texas. nie visiting Mrs. nj. r.
Noble OF 1918 Providence street.
John II. Boyle the clever junior Landlord
OF the Hutcfi!ns House. returned from a
trip 10 Cprscana and other North Texas
POINTS.
Mrs. w. II. Bailey. wife OF Editor Bad
Icy OF dbe Herald. has returned from n
lengthy visit to relatives in Charlotte.
n. g.
v. A. Heitmann has lust retnrned from
an extended business trip through the
West and East, spending several weeks in
| New York.
| q. Herbert Brown, the editor and pro-
prttor OF GaIvcstcns society }ournnl. the
Saturday Revrew, was a visitor 10 The
city yesterday.
| Mr. ard Mrs. Berry Camp and Mrs.
| Charles &. 1louse have returned from an
| extended visit TO Santa Barbara and other
| points In California.
| Edward Frazier M Tyler is TN the city,
NJ. A. Mclaughlin and wife OF Dcnison
are spending a few days In the city, aud
are stopping Mt the Hutchins House.
Mrs NJ Al Hartmann Mrs r. c. I,o-
rer2en and child and MISS MathIlda Los
renzen have lust returned from their trip
To Virginia ard othor points. mach I'M
proved In health.
T.. q. Reypolds. general superintendent
of construction OF the Southwestern rele-
graph and Telephone company arrived
IN the CITY yesterday inornlng from Waco.
III leaves this morning for Victoria, ac-
coIupansed by Mr. Louis Hall Of this city.
who II general foreman OF the construc-
tiayn gangs
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Bryan. Texas November 15.~~undcr the
law passed by the last legislature requiring
the commissioners court to quarterly count
the actual cash in tho treasury, tho com-
missioners court OF this county this after
noon proceeded 10 count tho balance II
zach fund an shown BY, the treasursr'a
books, and the money was found To be on
hand ami tally with the books In every re-
spcct. Following are the balances IN tbs
several funds: First class y2si5.44; c0n-
vict. $72.sg: road nnd bridge, $a2s7; poll
tax, S4,4b; public building. $2a.S5; court
house. &sT7.a2. general school, s250l3; bond
1856. o.; bond fund No. ,. $2to77.
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MASTERPIECE-"AB BUNCH OF
KEYS -

fifteen yelrs ago farce comedy en-
pc amusement arena and metaphor
Knocked cut the serious drama. ~
surprising. for it was pleasure pure
nple, music, wit, dancing, dainty
petty faces. and a breezy story. WIS
Pination no one could resist even
a good Sir Anthony. Like the BIZ
took a season or two to land with
ft, but once perfected 1t became a
md stayed. The first of the great
medies was the Bunch OK Keys
wes the foundation stone OF tie
fe which has made Charles Hoyt,
famous playwright OF America, a
are and a congressman. Strange 20
pas outlived dozen others rnd Is
Y a card today as any OF this bril-
iter's subsequent works, IL has
Pre- money than any three % Hoyts
nd year after year swings around
Try dslighuing countless thousands
TO see few hours Of unbraken
nt Manager Bothner still directs
rprise and after its annual polish
VIII present splendid company
py the charming soubrette ada
at Sweeney g. Coombers oreHA
agnt One performance on.y.
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AFFAIRS OF THE "susIE."
She VIII Yet Get Her Franchises
and he u Railroad.

enc Will ret yet feF
and BE n Railroad.
Colonel Walter Grerham Of Galveston.
whose effort to get franchises from the
Galveston city council for the construction
Of wharves on the island was successfully
opposed several nights ago. was visitor
in the city yesterday. He believes that the
"Snsie'' will yet triumph and assist In
solving the problem OF Galveston's rail and
water frontage facilities He said that
the La Porte people have an option on the
road which places them virtually In the
same position. He did not think that the
La, Portes condition would keep Mr.. Hun
tington from buying the property, provided
he wanted 1t, and seemed inclined 70 be-
lieye that everything would end as the ma
iority of those interested desired that 1t
should.
Touching the question OF deep water In
Buffalo bayou, Colonel Gresham said !:
'.Some people may oppose the project, but
here's one who will fight for IT and TAX
fer it, 1t is all nonsense to get up anu
harp against the Improvement OF awning
that will assist in the upbuildlng OF texas.
Deepen that waterway and you VIII prihs
double the commerce to the gulf. caves
ton should be the last place IN the south
10 opnose the work. When the bayou Is
deepened that Will abolish the Houston
differential. which will be an advantage ia
Galveston, and as far as her losing inc inc
ships that she now gets, the insurance VIII
furnish her ample protection. There are
great many companies whose policies wiz
net read to allow boats to enter any sucr
places as the bayou would be"
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nnIIingcr's show.

pallingcr, Texas. November I3.--As our
town people--nnd country people, too, foi
that matter--are readers OF The Post,
we wish to give an Item about the magnih-
cent flower show and exhibit tho good
ladies OF Ballingcr had on the tsth In
slant. quito liberal, HIST OF prizes had
been offered. and the ladies' God blesa
them) WED with each other In contest
ing for them and producing beautiful and
rare flowers. and In arranging them with
artistic skill and taste
Though our home has been out hert
for eighteen years or more. We were mos
agreeably surprised to see the result Of
their efforts In making this beautiful! floral
exhibit. The patience, care and labor
spent In making some OF these exhibits
VIA WONDERFUL. fuA-riggcd ship. a de.
sign by Mrs. George Vaughn. was awarded
the first prize. The flag Of our country
made by Mrs. Sallic Hummer. took the
second prize. The bell or liberty. with
Texas insignia and Stale arms. Ivy Mira
A. II. Van Pelt, third prize. These were
truly artistic creations and eiieited much
admiration.
We desire TO make no invidioua distinc'
tjons but there were numbers OF chaste
VtSkhut duu BOVtib Nt'S'TfiH. AAAt' 9bt
beautiful flowers OF al. Ginds, the mos
elegant orchids. roses OF every kind, chrys
anthemnms galore. the mest elegant lo
Of cacti, ferns, clematIa and Singing vines
dubious roots and flowers. etc.
We are no botanistr-rcaD't tell the sta
men from the petals or pistoleS. hut low
beautiful flowers. and believe when Co
made woman He at the same time made
flowers, uotwtthstanding the genIoghu
.hA.. att-a taa xraa faF
We think flowers came into the worn
cnntemporaneously with woman.
We are proud OF this exhibit. IL 4
an honor our ladies reflect upon our town
and evidences a cultured and refined taste
They have had many obstacles to con
tend with, but they undertake nothini
By halves.
Many visitors were present. The iadie'
ere organized and work with system AM
intelligence. Mrs. D. N. Baker 10 thei
| president and Mrs w. T.. Padgett, sec
| retary. Respectfully. y.
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NESTING OF CHESS cLuu.
The Regular Monthly Meeting nnd
Election OF OfHccra. vs..

The Regular Monthly Meeting nnd
Election Of Ofnccra.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Young Mons Christian Associations Chess
club was held at its rooms, 1909 and l0il
Texas avenue, last Saturday night. On 40
count Of the heated term. yellow fever
farce, etc.. this was tho fret meeting Of
tho club since June 10 last and large
amount OF business was transacted.
The following named gentlemen were
proposed ana elected as members; Mcssrs
3, J. Mitchell. II. Roberts H. W. Houk. G.
L. vicSers and p. w Harrison.
Reports were made by the various off,
GERS and committees, The secretary re-
ported constantly growing interest in
the game locally and the attendance Of
many visitors from abroad, A committee
OF three WAS appointed, With Mr. IL. q.
Hill, the present champion, ~ chairman.
TO arrange for and conduct tho third cor
respondencc game with Galveston aud the
second correspondence game with Gaines
vilse. These GANGS are carried on by pos
tai card.
The secretary was authorized to sub
scribe for tho American Chess Magazine.
the leading chess publication In tho United
States, and place IT on file In tho club par
lors
made to tho consultation and bylaws OF the
club
Ii was decided to hold the annual cham-
pionship tournament for the Turten tro-
ply, the silver loving-cup. just after the
holidays, tournament TO begin on Monday
January 8. 1895. and be limited to sixty
days. Full information regarding same.
entries, etc, will be published In The Post
at the proper time.
Tho following named officers were elect
ed by reclamation TO serve for the ensuing
year: President, ID. y. Hutchinson; Vice
president, NJ. G, Barber; secretary, II. w
| Houk treasurer, II. Il. Orkln; board oil
directors. Messrs. Charles N. FISHER, ~
| q, Hin and j. H. Larcrty.
Since its laat previous meeting the clut
| had lost by the decease Of Mr.. Isaac II
| oliver, treasurer on August 30, one OF III
most valued members, and on motion 81
MIR D. d. Hutchinson. seconded by MIR. II
| G. Hill. u committee OF three was appointed
| to formulate suitable resolutions regarding
| MIR divers death and present Same to tn,
| club for action.
| The rooms Of tho club are open 10 al
chess players A special and cordial invt'
| tation Ia extended to all visitors to Hous
| ton from Texas or elsewhere TO como vi
aud have n 'tllt" at the royal game.
| The American chess Magazine. tonrna
| mant and correspondence game scores
constitution and by-iawB or the club ant
| other items OF interest to chess players, arr
on file.
| All communications should be addressed
| TO secretary Young Meme Christion Asso
| citation Chess club, 1909 and l011 Texaa
avenue. Houston. Texas.
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ColmesneiI. T<aaA NUveu4 l0
county commissioners court g 1t
which closed yesterday. rselsu1l1o
public school hands throughout ~ eo
designating those nom which tn flN
has becn cut a. pasture lArd4 XlI
has the effect Of placing these iaAl
the market at q valuation cf ~ ~ 1egl
and will probably reSuit In the I'M IN
q gooily quantity Of them. wi4h ~ N r.
! mate result Of adding suy4sne sraaly n1o
farms to thie seC,ion- ss 4 Y ~
Tho county court aiso took antio0 ~
the matter Of placing the county 3t1nel
as cx-officso superintendent 81 public ~
struction, on o salary, An conplisnro VAN
| Attorney General Cranes recent fntefpfox
tation OF tho acts Of tho late legt1i11Utos
Tho court has made the annual snlarys9e
the county superintendent 5000 rer y@xKs
payable ont OF the public school fund, ~
stead Of out Of the county general fiin6,
M heretofore. Thls will make the bur6s3
but viii reduce the pro rata % achno1
0pportionmVnts In a like ratio.
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is NOT ErIxOOr1C.
HOrse Disease In Regarded IN Bltn4
StnRRcrs and Mcntngistn. #

StnREcrs ana McnpukauHs NJ VIZ
Corpus Christi, Texas. November liz.
Several OF the farmers who were hero -,
attend tho fruit and melon growers con.
vention Saturday were secn yestoruay ~
The Post correspondent and asked about =
report afloat that tho horse disease tepl-l
zootic) wss raging In the country west oS
heie, Mr.. Waters, who resides six miles
west II here. said that many horsoa Ea4
died out near his place, but that the sdts-
case was not cpixootic, but tnought II Nc
either blind staggers or spinal meningitis.
Others reported the same disease out -
their part OF the county. among them MI
John Dunn, who has lost several Mnc hornes
ard has several more sick with tho dis
case. The disease reported ut Juan sc ens.
ranch Ia also the blind starnera or apinA
maningitis, instead Of epiyootic. None Of
the horses within this city have been re-
ported yet MS having the disease. There y
some talk OF having veterinary surgeon
sent for TO come and diagnose the dbscuses
which In daily spreading,
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+. W. Vaughn, assistant ticket agent for
the International and Great Northern, has
rendered his resignation. effective Novem-
her rs. and intends to enter the real estate
business. He has charge Of considerable
Harris county property that he will dis
pose OF and will also give attention to his
holdings in Brazoria county. He came 10
Houston several months ago succeeding
Mr.. Pimm. now with the International ana
Great Northern In San Antonio. The man
to succeed Mr.. Vaughn hns not yet been
nnmed
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he rnt,ed to Inemnin.

Fred D. Miller. travelling passenger ase"'
for the Illinois Central, with headquarters
at New orleans. arrived in Houston yes
terd.y from Northern Illinois. where nc
has been enjoying leave Of absence since
the yellow fever began raging. Some weeks
ogo a New Orleans paper chronicled the
fact thai Mr.. Miller had told his frienas
,has he proposed 10 remain in the Cres-
cent City and not be frightened away oy
ordinary nalarial feyers. The next Gay,
howeyer, he bid his intimate acquaintances
s,ood bye and set out to visit the town OF
HE hoybood days In Illinois. He Is now
warking in this territory until tram serv-
ire is resumed through TO New Orleans.
The Illinois Central, Mr.. Miller ssys, y
sim carrying people in and out o. ne"
Orleans
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DR.. wheeler. the Evangelist.

Dr. w. s. Wheeler. the converted circus
clown, and his bride arrived from Dallas
last night DR.. Wheeler carries book
filled with press notices showing how he
had been received In the various cities IN
Arkansas. Indian Territory and Texas. nc
is arranging to secure the Market hall for
= weeks revival DR.. Wheeler saws he has
been cordially received all over the south
west. and intends to continue his work IN
the Lords vineyani until death ceases his
career
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The decorative committee OF the Fruit
Flower and Vegetable association realizes
the immensely of the labor OF personally
calling upon every merchant and business
man in the city to make suitable deeora-
tions, and they thus request hat each
and every one who is interested in making
the carnival a great success TO remember
and decorate their places from December
tn H.
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Leon Hamilton Harris, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. n. Harris Of bi4 Houston ave-
nue.. died yesterday morning. and VIII Be
buried al 10 O'Clock this morning In Whit
aker's floral garden.
Mrs. Lille Butts. wife Of c.. II. Butts
was buried from her former residence, 2til
Jackson street, yesterday afternoon a. ~
Funeral services were conducted at the
house by Rev Woodbridge df the SECOND
Presbyterian church. The following gen
tlepen acted as pail bearers: w. ID. Hume
81. A. Sellers. ". NJ. Harper. w L.
BUYS. J.. /. Nichols and r. w. Grimes.
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Taken BACK 10 Galveston.

Detectives Murphy and Waters OF Cal
weston came up yesterday and returned
with the negro woman and the l4-year-oid
white girl spoken OF In yesterdays Post
MS having been arrested Sunday. charge
OF KIDNAPPING was placed against the woman
in the city court, which case viii. IN ail
probability. be waived pending the acton
OF the Galveston authorities.
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Orange, Texas. November ib.-Tnc
largest congregatiem ever assembled IN Z
church In Orange to hear ssrfnon. nliea
the Methodist church last night 70 hear
evangelist Abe Muikey's sernon on resti-
tuition. IN witch he gave his experience -
q furiners man. Tho auditorium end loo.
turs upom were bob Alledsto their utMcsl
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..on Mountain E.ten.Ion.

little Rock. Ark. November %. y.
Kelton, surveyor and civil engineer was ~
Little Rock today making arrangements 70
begin survey for an extension OF the 81
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern RAN
nav from Iattle Rock TO Greenwood. Ark.
The extension OF the system on inc sou,u z
side OF the AYkansas river between Lt.s
Rock ana the terminus OF the Fort sm, ~.
branch has long been consioerea ve.y -
sirsbIe. II VAL involve about 165 miles o.
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Chicago. November 15.--Definite ar
rsngements have been made by the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf railroad for the
steamship service that 1t will maintain he
tween Port Arthur and Mexican points. The
first steamer will sail December and the
second Gu December rs. Regular sailngs
will be kept up after these dates.
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New Passenger Agreement

The new agreement Of the Southwestern
passenger lines, which was formulated at
the st. Louis meeting last week will not be
effective until the same has been scru-
tinized and signed by the general man
ayers Of the lines in the agreement AR.
Kent hopes to have that done not later
than December l.
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The Houston and Texas Central yester-
day received about ninety cars OF stock
from the Southern Pacific. One train went
to Vernon. another to Bryan, another to
Lyons, Neb., and another to Little Rock.
The trains averaged twenty cars each.
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Ofncinl TEST Of .Eurlue.

Master Mechanic Grant of the Houston
East and West Texas is having the new
Baldwins lately bull, for the road thor
oughly broken in preparatory 70 making an
official test of the machinery's strength.
AS far us they have been used all the re-
quiremerits OF the contract have been conf
piled with. Their work is said to be rcr-
feet
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The old hook and ladder truck wnicn
was in constant use before the purchase OF
the new aerial truck was recently laid up
to- rensars and was turned out Of the chop
Yesterday as good az new. All II now needs
Il 4 new get Of ladders. which nave pseu
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An Extension in Contemplation.

J. 4. Mahl, superintendent OF maintenance
OF way OF the Southern Pacific lines. has
called for bids on the construction OF a
twenty-four mile extension Of the st. Mar
tirsyille branch OF the Morgan Louisiana
and Texas, proposed TO run from st. Mar
tinsville to Aruaudville. La, in St. Landry
parish. The line will traverse the fertile
Techc bayou. Specifications may be had
upon application to Mr.. Mahi In this city.
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LAwLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND yAoe
DAY. JAMES LAWIs0R. PRO

/. Kelley. Beaumont; C. NJ. Parker
La: p. G.. Slsson and son,
willie; Lip Norvill and son, Beau
r. WEIGH. Wayne Co.; +. d. NIL
|xas: VIM. Thompson, Horace Long.
\. Olas. A. Edwards. Walton G.
Er, j. w, Allison, city; Mrs. Elii5,
Fills. Hugh Ellis, Mrs. Mitchell. c.
BIS, Austin; r. l.. Allen, North
pa; C. e. Sewage, Galveston; W. J..
/, Chicago; Geo. Meyer, st. Louis;
p. Miller. Texas; r. G.. Cock, West
f. "a; y. c. Meyers, Chicago; G. NJ.
Detroit; X. j. Sledge, Kyle; l.. A.
ENNIS; Edw. Connolly. w. u.
lefty: T. w. Brown. Calvert; b. l..
Pr, ChloaSo; II. b. Fanke, ]. ~.
en, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Plson. liverpool; Mrs. v. r. hickey.
bus Potosd; j. ID. Thomas, G. Van
Dallas; V. N. Theriot, F.. S. Cox.
s. Mills, L.. l.. Petit. Galveston;
HAN, Caltforrlia Mrs. e. Soloman
hntly. G.. oloman, Oswego. Kan.
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November i.
i. Cohen, New Orleans; p. G. Rey-
Waco; Matt Holman. LAGRANGE;
O. Wetmowe, Boston: Mrs. j, w.
bus, Bryan; T.. X. MacGillieray, Chi
|Sm Lewis, ST. Louis: Max Porter.
b; f. A. Sterges, Brazorla; George
Enolds. Chattanooga; q. Fl. Ham
Hampstead; Norris LANCE. Cincin-
Matt Holmon. LaGrange; WiMiaun
holm, New York; Steve Fitzgerald.
s, Driefus, Baltimore; George b.
chicago. Mrs. G. G.. Moran. Brann 8
Hast; Charles H.. Hunt, Chicago; C..
|1nas and wife, Chicago; j. Zineman.
fossi. F. +. fionesh, New York; o.
Itze, New York; James Guthrie, st.
w. j. Grove, Yoakum; Jack II.
St. Louis; NJ. A. Mcknight. Hail
pe; B. p. Latham, Texas.
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lseislA<1ve coumiaslon AppulutsA to- tn
purpose or arranging for The purchase q
the San Jacinto battle grounds, which
commission wee to have met here to-day.
Burre in Fort Worth the meeting was post
p0ued until November IL
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Calvert. Texas. November 10. MIR. r. 8.
Webb sustained painful accident Saturday
afternoon w. y. Clay. companIon. va
handling his tWebb's) pistol rather care.
lessiy, when IL was discharged, the ball
entering his foot and passing through It.
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neath Of Reinhald Pfeinrr.

Mr.. Reinhoid Pfeiffer. aged 90 years. an
old citizen OF Houston. for years engaged In
market gardening, died at 8 o'clock yes
terday morning and will be buried at 10
O'Clock this morning from hie late resi-
dence. 1909 Fletcher street. Fifth ward
Interment In the family burying ground.
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sabine and East Texas service.

Passenger slrvice was inaugurated on the
Sabine and East Texas yesterday. The
southbound train is No. 112, leaving Beau
mont at 10 m. daily, arriving at Sabine
Pass at 11:40 n, m. The northbound train
is No. Ill, leaving Sabine Pass at p. M,
arriving at Beaumont at 645 p. IN.
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ThB HOTELS.
rOL 80,

pOL =
4. HOTEL
MAILS.
ks, $50 10
b e r day.
~ elegant
b s. W 4 I n
La rig a
b rooms.
billy iocal-
eSt accom-
lions fer
krcial men
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construction through Z country abundane
N horticultural. timber ana mineral re-
sources and Will form an important con.
Meeting link In the Gould Southwestern
system. The survey viii begin At once.
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nniIdinx Pern,lts.

The following building permits were IT,
SUED yesterday from the Office Of tho city
engineer:
Nu. A. Wilson, show window ana pastt-
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lrd Frazier. Tyler. T. B.. Barber.
nn; T. J. Oliver. Lake Jackson; d.
Shepherd; G. l.. Raldridae, Dallas:
Percy, Ve.asco; r. Z. Storrie. city;
toussels. Vernon. ]. G. Humphreys,
Eorth; C. Mcintosh. Victoria; r. G.
Angleton; Sam b. McLeary. Wei
Morris, San Antonio, T. w. Re-
aco, 81 Younkin, NJ. D.. Yoakuns;
eunkin, Ycakum; G. Soloman, Mss
eman. Miss Nj. Soloman, Mrs. Solo
pswego, Kan; A. j. Condit. CITY;
emmon. city,, e. Harigsl, Bellyille:
Grimes, Galveston; l.. Sneder, tlous-
III. HarreA, Houston r ii. Hur-
fuston; V. G. Linn. LaGrange; G. e..
Fort Worth; William y. Hansley,
rancisco. f. j. S.omaker, Bastrop;
T.. Hin, Livingston; Charles \.
lg, Austin; w. A. Rector, Austin;
barrett. New York: G.. Lewis, san
p; M A. Mclaughlin and wife.
q. r. Jackson. Harry Davies.
rhrrstp,1, Geargfe Bell kief. Traye
Fife George. Fred w. Hewett.
Wright, George Kralckle and wife.
Henderson, Eugene Rogers. Arthur
Pearl Schemes. Columbia Opera
y; Thomas Swesrengen, city; A.
mer, city. Master S. Soicmar. Os-
kan. r. T. Whitrey. St. Louis; G.
ghn. 81. Loais; w. u. Grimes. city
bridges. city; j. n. Myers. Texas
George f. Cal, Galveston: III. IL.
Texas City; Rus P. Sweeney. An