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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
GOMMIssIOI,Rs, NOTICE

Y ESIL OF JOSFpH IFEEppv
We the subscribeb-ing ANY sn ~ =. Ehl
Hon. Probate Coutr he 6iStrict ~ " me
ster Commissioner receive .va, ". " eslihln'
Just all claims and hands If ali 1919, alu al
Ine estate OF JoseT lvtery, late of Putney. In
demands exhibit til Offset ~, aims aud
months from the law Of Dacsrnb'S anu SIX
allowed by said I L FOR mar n,,,. .as'' oelng
therefore hereby Ipotics The, ~. poSt' we 90
TO the business Of said anTai,,e, WI attend
residence Of JOIN Austin ~ p,,I'' al the
District on the 26t IN az Dacs,,h usHeS' 10 SAID
day of June next BIN o,cIaoS auu the oth
O'Clock P. NJ, on eai said doTs r. NJ until
Dated at Putne ns I'm d. =, n %
low JOHN lrsTry
E. c. 1iKFR Commissioner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
| Notirrs'
OfHOYT YaTI6oT31 =

a. TTWTT TVT NlTI ITNVT
70 al nersolssted in the estate OF ALICE
LANGDEN oflgtou in said district
Greeting:
on are herided that this court will de.
eide upon the c- Of The account Of Hosea
Mann aud L. f. Administrators uDon the
estate Of Lucy de ,eas-d formerly cn-trns.
tee with said Ham. of Alice I.sngdar nm.
der the will OF Patch. late 81 WILMINGTON
in said district.Sad at the session thsrsof
10 oe held AT tn,ate Office in Brattleboro, in
said district, on tn day Of December, A. D.
1896, when and Won may he heard in the
premises, if yonsuse. 81
F. sCHWENK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
Glory and HOnOrs.

The Brattleboro prima donnas, Mary
Howe LAWN and Harriet Brasor Pratt,
have won new honors abroad. Mrs. LAWN
has appeared in grand opera in Berlin and
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01

For the benefit Of your family was written on
small package presented 10 a sufferer. He had
insurance but this package contained Adamson's
Cough Balsam and restored him 10 health after
taking few doses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
j. BAILEY.
r Sale.

ENARNIhtoft in southern California
A wnere II, six crops can h. grown
yearly. RE. given to each purchaser Off
zen acres o. or full inf rmat on. address,
hEME La H-met. Riverside Co., Calf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
BOWLING CONTEST

The NJ. C. A. bowling team won another vic.
tory over the Milestone aRgregar ion on the asso-
citation alleys Wednesday evening. The WORK of
nearly all of the bowlers showed improvement
over that of the previous week
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01

MILESTONE.
The Handsome,t YET.

Itching piles, nights horrid plague is instantly
relieved and permanently cured by DoAn's Oint-
ment Your dealer ought TO keep Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
CITY BREVITIEs.

The Fmme, Rihc,s WILL have an import
ant meeting tonight at their armory.
State and County Tax Assessor Albert
Mckinney was able to be out yesterd Jay.
and Il fast recovering from his recent At
tack Of veI'4so.
on account Of the bad weather the frs.
quarterly conference FOR the Mckee street
charge vNs postponed TIL Monday. Feb
ruary !. 10 =. IN.
Mrs. ". II. Crank. assstei by several
society young ladies, VIII have charge OF
the She,ter.nE Arni tea today. ST which
az. i.r.lnS lunch Will be served.
There will De spec.N meeting at 10
;loH, "a; M parish house. Business OF i'm
pprtauce "a 10 be Transacted. All members
are Requested TO BE- present.
The vigorous prosecution in the Justice
courts OF ciuzens VINO are deliuqgen, or
t-rdy .n the payment OF their occupation
taxes cAus.s a general howl O be heard
daily around the Justice court row.
IVA Funk, aged II. daughter Of George
Funk. rfocerym4n. or san Feipe broke
her ief. arm Just above the wrist while
Skating on icc ye-i4r lay. The accident
&C urTed On POLK avenue about : ?. IN
There VII he Ladies Union meetings
held every wednesday at 81 AZ Tho Tam
mission on Tam avenue. between Alsriu
AID L. Branch. Tlla nrst began yester-
eaT, 4Ed they viii he COMMITS! every
week All IRE .Uvitct.
Police Officer =. ". Deppenbrock. who
was recently b-'en by q r'4t;i es7sakc, was
anoN. 80 t- olt Yesterday. hiu not suf-
nci-ntiy recovered 90 return 20 duty. He
says thef NC Will run his hand IN no more
holes after q cot'u-t,-.l.
cal,an i = i5at' who met w'a'h A
ss'fious acc deg, i.w Iayg ago. by which
h- Lost his lcft FOOT vts rap rted doing
IN ~ yesterday by his attending pht-si-
aome No zero Fanum street.
II was Published q few lays ago upoh
erroneous Information that Mr. r. T.:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported In the
south the pnst Meck.

Chattanooga, Tenn, JANUARY 25.-Busi-
ness at all important trade centcrs Of the
South, as reported by the Trade~mans
special correspondents among manufac-
turers and dealers. shows improvements
nad the demand for manufactured goods
in nearly all lines is steadily increasing.
Prices are still low. but an advance Is
sure 10 follow an Increase In consumption
and production The iron and steel mar
Ks shows no new features The iron in
li-siry ia still trying to settle prices. and
The slow progress in this direction serves
10 re'ard business In some branches. The
qe1naHd cor pig iron Is mofer1'-, with in
dicltions favorable for an Increase ana
there IS a fair movement N Southern
IRON.
The lumber trade Is becoming consii-
crahly more active in some sections ana
ihe o'alook for business al the spring IS
encouraging
Trade is Improving in the coal rin:rs
d. ,rcts. and the mines are nearly all
busy southern cotton malls report only
a. fair business. AT Rome. Ga. the Ma
lies md other Improvements. al a cost
The most important new industries are
reported by the Traiesman as follows
Do lrntun Implement and Saddlory com
any. Al, $4,000, Denton, Texas: the
company. Genital, $1,000. Birminsham.
Ala. the M.lvicw Cod Mining company,
capital. sa'n.roo. InionNlle, Va, quarrlos
VIII TO tsveloped at Eiberton. Ga, at a
cost of s}oo" ohc Mile: Stone Manufae-
turing COMPANY, capital. $1,000 has been
esI1ture'i a. Fort WoHth Texas. the iIous-
ton Packing company. cap5'll. $50 900, al
Houston. Texas; Tho Carolina Manufac-
turing contrary. capital, $1,000 Nowhcrry.
$ c.. and the Bancroft Lumhor com
pany capital, 10000 at Orange, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
y. rnE orEnA HOUSE.
rhe nala,,ln-Nlrl,nlc c.npnn,

The Bnld'vfu-Ni-l,iIlc CenpnnN.
BETTER aud'earo- witnessed the matinee
and evening performances by rae BALDWIN,
Mclyii;4 rampeny at tho orera house yes.
terday ihsn on TIE preceding dag 40 the
Weaiher tecomos warmer again tho ratroa-
age improves T8o * client bills were
presented yesterday IA Legal Wrong" IN
the afternoon and Monte Cristo at night
In both the various roles were admirably
distributed and the work Of the leading
mcmlcrs Of tho company popularity re-
ccivc3 James O'Naliis famous spreia itl
the thrilling drnins OF Monte Lrlsto,'
was sAcell.rty .Fe. and veil played.
When ;he -" prices are considered The
pubiir can G1t bll 'ccl thai they are got
ling more thar their money NVrfh. The
animated pictures from be clneiuatograph
arc chanred dIlly aa4 arc iheuoeltrs worth
the price 90 thr Admission
Tho hl'l for th- ma'inee 'u1ay Is The
Golden Giant Mine" and Tor tonight "The
Thoenix''
"Thc Merry Tramps" TO 30 seen nest
Wcduesday. matinee aud night. Is said 70
BE- the fi1es, yohiclc for the display @; Tho
peculiar talents Of the lltflc Llliputian ar
lists IN which they have yet boon seen.
Franz Eber' Selma Gucguer aud Adolf Znk
a. the hrrc 'rau9s. aLl their iirlc col
Leagues. are brighter and morc rapuysiiUs
than ever. MERRY Tramp is abundant
IN boautitul scenery contains three balcis
executed ny ID large corps OF young and
handsome dancers Ednzon wonderful iliu-
sions and rs full o. bright action and
nrottV music.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

The charitable organization known as the
Woman's Relief Corps has been holding
dinners in the corner OF the Rice building.
and on Tuesday they proposed to close
their rooIn and called a special meeting i'm
mediateiy after the regular dinner hour to
finish up the business. The members man
agd to dispose of their retiring president
Mrs. y. G. Rust. for awhile, and when she
again returned 10 the room she found II
freshly decorated and managed ana the
tables reset with the daintiost hunch-Ill
surprise for Mrs. Rust. who has labore1
so faithfully In behalf OF the organization
The best surprise came when the presi
dent, Mis Jennie /. Rue and Mrs. &. W
Fellows. senior vice president. presented
MIS- Rust with very handsome fruit or
nut bowl OF hammered silver gold lined
me recipient OF tho gift was overwhelmed
with the token OF appreciation and could
scarcely reply to the words which accom-
panied the gift. Her husband, Captain L.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

estate circles during the last five years.
Last Monday evening. when tho weather
vas the most Objectionable seen In Houston
for many years, the Houston Business
League was crowded to its utmost capacity
in entertaining a real estate meeting which
bad convened for the purpose OF decidilg
as to the best means Of presenting this city
and the southern portion OF Texas to the
homeseekcr and investing public. There is
In prospect q great many real estate deals
OF Importance
Next Monday evening, February 1. the
real estate men will hold their third meet
iLg in the rooms OF the Business League.
This meeting will convene promptly at
7;eo and will be open TO all real estate
men engaged In the business In South
TEXAS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
The PLANS ARE CHANGED.
The Congressional Committee Will
Arrive Saturday Night.
THEY TAKE IN THE WORK AS THEY GO
And WIN Inspect the East Texas
Harbors Before Coming to Hous-
ton-wiil spend sunday Here.

Captain J. C. Hutcheson had everything
arranged with his committee to leave for
New Orleans last nigh, to meet the river
and harbor congressional committee there
and escort them directly to Houston. arriv-
ing here Friday evening, the idea being
that they would inspect the East Texas
waterway on their return trip, but the
committee determined otherwise and wired
Captain Hutcheson yesterday that they
would inspect the work as they reached it
and would visit Sabine Pass before coming
10 Houston, which would delay their ar
rival here until Saturday night.
Captain Hutcheson responded that the
teitain the visitors as guests o: Houston
on Sunday sni TIA, Il their pl,rs were not
10 the contrary the trip doNn the bayo'
would oe made on Monday.
As no answer came TO this dispatch It is
likely that the suggestion meets with the
approval o; the congressional delegation.
Mr.. Furlong OF Port Arthur was in Hous-
ton yesterday comforting with the local
committee as to the programme for en-
tertainipg the visitors He stated tina; the
information he had received before leav
ing home was to the effect that the CON
gressmen would yis, PORT Arthur on Fri
day from which poin; they would 20 10
Sabine Pass returning to Port Arthur IN
the afternoon. where they would Be ban
quoted and rendered q bah a. night.
Mr.. Furlong w&s assured that the Hous-
ton committee had nothing - do with the
Eakt Texas ARA ngpmerts ana would IN no
way interfere with the movements Of the
committee Until ihey had completed their
East Texas trip and In keeping with this
idea Captain Hutchinson aud his commit
tee will join the Washington delegation al
Sabine Pass instead Of at View Orleans as
originally contemplated
Captain Hutcheson has invited m FOL
lowing gentlemen to accompany him on
this trip.
Congressman elec. Thos II. Bali r -
Johnston, =. X. rv.as anl o T Holt,
At the meeting o; ,he local committee
yesterday afternoon composed o. y W Gar
row. ". ~ Reed. W n Cleveland. r n
Gribble. " A. Chilaress e ". Cave aud
Chas Miiby It was decided mat iu so much
as the visitors would arrive Saturday night.
they would pr baby desire 10 res; on sun
day. ard that a trip down the haYor on
that day ny ANYTHING ike a public demon
stration. void ~ ou' %, place Tho Visit
Or VIII simply ~ given au opportunity ~
attend TIE rhurhr IN .h3 forenoon and
VIII Pa. given TIA freedom Of th- Houston
chm rooms during tho day where they VIII
b. ms, bg f1ah CITIZENS as mas desire to
rav their respects.
ANYTHING IN the nature ~ public 70.
Crrffo- or hangue' Nll be arranged later
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
4 me- LAND CASE
settled by the Disirict Court in
Montgomery CnnntN.

settled 10y tie DiAtrict Court In
Montgomery Comfy,
Judge sidney T Fountain Of Galveston
and judge Eugene Williams Of Waco ar
rived In the city last night from Couroc.
Mon gomery county. whore they have been
In attendance upon the district court. They
report that Judge Hightower yesterday, IN
tho district court Mt Conroe rendered his
decision In the celebrated land case. in
volying eleven leagues Of land, located in
Walker, Montgomery and San Jaointo coun-
ties, in favor OF the defendants. This suit
was brought by JoBc Maria de Ia Cara
and other parties claiming to be tho heirs
OF Joseph Maria de Ia CARA, Sr.. a Next
can. who lived In Ccralyo. Texas. lie gave
O concession OF his grant 10 DR.. John Cam
sron Ia 1929 ana afterwards decided him
the property In $3.50 snd 1915 nr John
Cameron WAS killed In Matamoros Mex.
IN 1861. His heirs were Edward Kerr
Orkney and others, who reside In this stat,
and New Zealand. Although period OF
sixty eight years has elapsed since this
title p, ssed to Cameron, these heirs or
their ancestor, Cara. brought suit against
the ho..s Of Cameron with the above re-
suit. This possibly viii quiet the IT'LL
and open to settlement this vast body OF
land Tho case has excited considerable
attention. The trial commenced January
% and was concluded yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
Re pstatc rrnn,,cr,.

John Far der TO II. L. Kleberg and
II, Masterson. j3is acres in j. Aus
tin grant, also 6i2 acres known as
Peters tract In same grant........
Edwin II. Carrier to Charlotte l.. sta
blcs. block III, town OF La Porte.
T. Il. Carrier to Jacob T. Stahler,
block 1873, also outlots II. Is and
north third OF outlots -. 81. ~. Sc.
81 and IS, tovh Of la Portc........
W. 7. Long TO Mike O'Donnell. lot 2,
block =, chapman's third addition,
north side of Buffalo bayou
Henderson Clemens to Clara Clemens.
lots l. 3 and I. block Q Barnes q
Nolmorc addition. north side OF
buffalo bayou, other considerations
and ..... "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
WORTH SEEING.


Inauguration Of President Mckinley.
Tho crowd az Washington will be great.
the ceremonies grand. Leading men Of all
parties will be there. You can enjoy the
sights at slight cost by buying an excur-
sion ticket over Vandalia- pennsylvania
Line. on sale March |, and 3. For par
ticulars address Travelling Passenger Agent
y. X. BiXby Fort Worth. Texas. or W. Il.
IlrMnnor. A. @. L. Agl 81 Louis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
ProGtcd d, Conn,ri.on

Visitors to the State from Northern
states were somewhat discouraged whel
the noTther struck this section last Mon.
day. but when the kilograms from all sec
lions OF the country were printed tn Tues
day and Wednesday mornings rapcrs, each
ard every one felt that they had been for
tunate In getting to the South. when the
weather In almost every section OF tho
United states, excepting the South. APP
preached the unbearablc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
HARRIS COUNTY NEWS.
B1fssard Makes Itself Felt Through
ont the County,

Hockley, Texas. January ?6.-King Win
ter touched our village with his icy hand
. couple OF days ago and spread his white
sheet all over the place, The thermometer
showed 5 degrees below freezing last night
and steady gale from the north was shak-
ing the blinds OF every residence. accom- :
panied by slec;.
The cattle are suffering severely and
stock holders expect heavy loss
Miss Annie Goodrich is visiting friends
IN Den!son and is expected TO stay there
for some time enjoying herself.
Mr.. II. Paul Georgi returned from Hous-
ton today. We also have the pleasure to
see Mr.. Bruins In town Offering Town lots
for sale in Brunsville. near Houston. his
own survey
Business is al perfect standstill our
merchants hardly opening their stores.
II was intimated that widows and
bachelors social should take place next
month but fail TO catch the particulars.
Alief. Texas, January o6.-The blizzard.
as our Northern friends term 1t, struck this
place Sunday evening abou, o'clock and
on Monday morning about 2 o'clock i; be-
gan sleeting, so this morning we rest our
eyes on a snow covered Landscape Tany
new corners are surprised at such weather
in sunny Southern Texas. but your scribe
reyerts in memory to February II, 1885,
when snow fell 10 the depth OF twentyfour
inches on e level.
Such weather is very severe on stock
Many OF the newcomers have not yet had
time to build sheds for stock. hence the
animals are exposed to the weathe r. This
morning we have a prospect for sunshine
end hope for warmer days in the near fu-
ture.
Cypress Top. Texas. January 27.-All
gardens are frozen. Ths thermometer this
morning at o'clock was 20 degrees Fab
renheit, at l ?. m. 30 degrees. 1t is thaw-
ing little in the sun.
Tho following deaths occurred lately
Mr.. Jake Theis neighborhood o, Klinc's;
Mr.. jackson and wife Westfieli.
The clergyman at Klinc's lost one child.
Mr.. Shure and wife are very sick
Fritz Barr has a very sick child and 1t
is not expected 20 live.
There is a great deal Of sickness In the
country all around here. especially among
fha children
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

Tolcdo ohio, January ia tremon,
dols explosion of n':ro Glvccrlne IN n
storehougc belong to the ohio aud Mlchi-
san Torpedo company Of this cliy oc-
cured this q rternoon nsrr Rradner. tve7tv-
five miles saIth OF here. Tho explosiou
WIS so terrific thar Il was Plainly heard
here AMI Il ratified tho windows IN the
So-tharn part of the city W. \. WiiN,ms
Of To'cdo and Edward Minlson Of Rising
sur were blown To atoms. Nlnison vas
a field man and married. Williams was
a shooter and angle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
REVERSED AND RENAMED.
Court of Appeals ut Last Reverses
the Colin Case.

Court of Appeals at Last Reverses
the Colin Case.
After hsving the matter submitted for
more than a year. the court Of criminal
appeals yesterday reversed end rernanded
the Frank Colin case, setting aside the YER
dict o, the Harris county jury. which gave
the defendant term o, ninety nine years
in the penitentiary on the charge OF muir
dering his wife. Sophia Colin. in this city
in the spring o. 1895.
Colin has since been in jail here and 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
Good Tcmpinrs' Rally.

4 grand rally OF temperance workers Is
announced for tonight in the Fifth ward.
20 which all are invited. The meeting will
convene at 1880 in the Second Baptist
church. corner OF Liberty and Hardy
streets. and Elder w +. Tynes Of the Texas
Baptist and Herald will deliver free Ice
ture on thesgreat subtec; Of temperance.
looking 10 an Organization OF the order OF
Good TcmpIars
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

@. Rust, replied In a brief spcecr and the
meeting was full o. compliments on both
sideA
The bowl bears the inscription: Pre-
scented to Maggie A. Rust by the woman's
Relief Corps. Houston. January 20. 1897; Is
a fitting tribute TO one OF the most faithful
members OF the organization.
During the morning the executive com
mittee for encampment work was appoint
cd. with Mrs. Anetti Van Horn chairman,
Mrs. Maggie A. Rust and Mrs c. W. Fell
iCus
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

company Of wayncshoro. renn., which
company Mr.. Clark represents, Mr.. Frick
is accompanied by Mr.. Rsby. attorney Of
the company After arriving in Houston.
wherc they expect 10 remain FEW days,
they will then visit Mexico. The purpose
OF the visit 20 Texas IL TO make inquiries
as TO the most suitablc place for locating a
branch OF the business Mr.. Clark, who
has been informing himself as to the ad-
vantsges o. Houston. is favorably I'M
pressed with the Magnolia City
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
EMMETT RIFLES ATTENTION,

Headquarters Emmett Rifles. Houston,
Texas january 2l-Every member of the
company is expected to be present at the
armory tonight at o'clock sharp. spe-
cial meeting will be Mold to discuss a mat
ter OF grave importance to the command.
(Signed) A. l.. Dullahan.
('Omuany Clerk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
Getting on Nicely,

Engineer Higgins. Fireman Stewart and
Brakeman Roberts. who were injured in the
wreck at Benchley. are getting on nicely at
the Houston infrmary aud are expected to
be out in a few days
Or. 4. l., Tackaberry. assistant physician
At the Houston infrmary. has just returned
from Visit 10 Conductor Ward who is al
his home in lIearne and reports his con-
dition favorable To an early recovery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
The Hummer Mn.uucrn.le.

The people Of Drummer will celebrate the
opening OF the Syndicate hall this evening
by grand masquerade ball. in which the
entire citizenship Of Drummer will partici-
rate and as many from Houston as may de-
sire 70 enjoy a delightful evening OF fun
and amusement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
Activity in Real Estnte.

The activity In real estate circles. in
spite OF the cold Ysnap is far beyond what
the dealers in dirt had expected, and now
real estate dealers, without exception. feel
stSnred that February will be the most
sstive month enjoyed in South Texas real
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

News has been received from DR.. T. j.
Royles. who is with Captain NJ. G. Howe
and wife In Mexico In which he says that
Captain Howe is improving in health and
hopes TO be able to return soon fully re-
stored
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

In the prevailing blizzard of cut price
sales In shoes don't forget the old reliable
Sans Shoe Store, Sl5 Main street, We are
right In line
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28
DON'T KNOW EVERYTHING.

We don't know everything but we do
know how 10 do the best laundry work In
town. and how to give prompt service at
81 Packard's Troy Laundry. Phone 332
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

The Wonder Store opens its doors AT
a. m, and closes them at D. m and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This is so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

j. L. Clark OF Dallas, who has been In the
city for few days. left Lac, night on
the Houston and Texas Central to meet MIR.
Ezra Frick. president OF the Frlek Machine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

Bewildering bargains are offered daily.
but the best is tho cheapest In the end.
Thu best shoes at cut prices are sold ut
Sans Shoe Store, 3l5 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

Thousands of cases or rheumatism have
been cured by Enter & Amends Pre-
acTiption No 2s5l," All sufferers should
try n bottle OF same, Il. r Schmidt
Houston. Texas. Sole Agents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

Money TO buy vendors lien notes with
Email discount or advance nn builder'a
liens. r. +, Sojouraor CO., l009ls Con
gress avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

With cream, Mocha and Java coffee at
the Turf Exchange Restaurant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-28

rho only place in town where YOU can
get pure cream 10 your coffee is at the
Turf Exchange Restaurant.