The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-17
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bringing them safe,v ~
tons OF bass. cunnerr "a es W
said TO have brought X, sAsta
ing sixty pounds. wiz III
,wenty-one pounds each. van
John Rockefeller is .te.au.
land at high prices near r.,,s , =
the historical localities h.r.,
Is believed he Intend.
country house. one can Sssuns y
ms desire for a lovely rursl y =,
ne is lighting in court -. neas
oil a church no fellow cav y.
One, lone hundred and fifty -,
wanted has long been /. ,t.,...
the door Of the New York ~.
tion. The members Of n.
zied and can not explain ~. '
piicants. 1t might be ihss oer
Intermediate between ia M
the real new woman, and ~
TO step to the front at one - ~
Following the probably ,ue...:.
on the nigh hat in the th.,D,
mined move is being made (,
advanced women's clubs Of Il, \.
ish the same headgear fro,, ~
For some reason or other ~.
left to fight their own scr ~, ~, ~
elders not taking the slIsb,ss. ~
the proceedings. " q
Something good In the ~, ).
fects Is to be expected when ~.
clan" is placed on the bosra. 4.
be very soon. William Morn,
Frohman fame, is to take N. y.
Edison. The play should ceri,,l
room Tor some originality. Il H.
thing remaining with the b,ea..
wright. 'Aa'
Mayor Strong is out with !.
message. 1t is filled with tir,.or.
only interesting TO a student ~
economy. and that evidently i.Dy !,
or's stronghold. The only M,
worth noting is that the reform I.
increased New Yorks debt i,irI
Two years. as against 5000, o60 \ ;
ceding hve years, also that "A. N
compositor has made him refer !. n
Of alderman as your horribls ~ |
It's the very dlzziest latest. "a, 4
Is "puncheon." 1t inhabits IA. "A
nue. mansion. and is Just whit n |
says-luncheon with punch. n }
concocted by the hostess, Is ,sral
half OF an orange rind, turned M
to give the liquid refreshment i n,
strength depends upon the judsne
entertainer as TO the capacity q M
but 1t Is said sometimes thi, ~
and some very gay scenes follow N
cites and cbeddar.
The street fakir has taken III !
cinematrograph. and is doing /, y
business on the curb. selling Ml
imitation. indeed. 1t somewhat n
a pack Of cards glued together I I
the ends. BY running the anlr >
over the open end as one frequ:3|
with pack. the mimeograph, I'd
imperfections. is shown. Rapid nm
such as boxing. horse racing Il
shown badly; but motions that ii
leisurely. such as Weary Wassls
act OF working. or a PhlladelpAxl
full steam to catch a train. lrs d
depicted. So 1t is-Edison id
the French and the street fakin N
Edison.
The veteran commuter, IN BIB y
to secure the coveted seat 70 u
OF the car next to a window, h. 4
OF railroad trains and the capad1
air brake down fine. AS the trais
the station and the engine and w
70 by. the crowd makes q rush f4i
OF the train. II he moves Il a.
ersn commuter walks forward q
has learned from long experlena
train slackens It's speed little. ht@
the air brakes are damned % VI
full and sudden stop right va
standing. BY this time the crost \
ing back. and chambers on bean y
at the veteran. who is calmly ~
paper next to the window.
DR.. Augusta Brown Girard b y
and 1t was only the other night W.
she delivered sentiments aud c9i'l,
every newspaper in the city hn ~
fully trying to suppress. The ear,
have been successful. too. had 3
that the musical critic Of one o VI
had been laid off for criticism
cash box. or register. or sonie''nt
way. deck hand was at the
night and he permitted that
break in with an added indoi:s n
point In her all-but Suppressed us ~
anybody can sing who can IN
song Is but n higher developmssn,.
speaking voice. and the power y,
universal, Now that the tnins
out. rush of amateurs u ~
vaudeville managers troubles "
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