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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-19
4 FARMERS GOOD DEED.
ANA How II Resulfcd. ns Told on the
Justice Court Docket.

Max Berlin. man Of German name and
birth and a tongue that talked nothing but
the language OF his mother country. was
before Justice Fitze yesterday on charge
of theft under $50. Berlin was arrested
Sunday at Harrisburg by Deputy Sheriff
Thompson Of Webster. He was bound over
10 the grand jury.
The theft for which Berlin stands
charged was committed In Webster SUI
day. The person robbed is Mr.. l.. Whit
ford. gentleman whose philanthropy ex-
tends farther than does his experience with
foreigners who are unable to converse IL
the official language OF this country.
Bieriin appeared at Webster about ten
days ago In search of work it is said He
made few signs and through a Webster
lite who understands the difference between
HWol Deer ami mem Ielbcr scnat1c, Il Was
learned that the fellow had just arrived
from Bremen-at least that is the state
ment he made.
He was willing to work and TO work :or
his board and lodging for a few months
until he could learn the English Language"
He spent u day or more in Webster IN
pursuit OF employment without success
and was on the point Of cnigratlng when
Mr.. Whitford took pity on the fellow and.
Lirdness OF his heart he took the stranger
in
Berlin was a little green al the modus
operandi of conducting farm on American
principles, but he appeared willing to work
and MIR. Whitford kept him as long as he
would stay.
sunday Mr.. Whitford and family. follow
ing their usual custom, went TO church,
leaving Bierin at home 10 mind The pigs
and whatever else there was TO mind Two
hours later, when the family returned
home, sli in cash, the coin OF the realm,
ard Mr. Whitford's brand new overcolt
were missing so was Berlin.
1t occurred to Mr.. Wh,tford that the
money and coat would be found in the pos
81 ssion of Berlin. and he offered reward
for the apprehension OF Bierlin. Deput?
Sheriff Thompson being i'll need Of half
eagle. and desiring to acquire some fame
as 4 detective. but more than that, having
the good OF the country at heart, started
in pursuit The pursuit tel minated OF iar-
ritburg. where he saw Berlin plOddIng his
weary way toward this city. Thomns) IN
caught up with the fellow and ACCOMPANIED
him to town where Berlin was registered
with Archie Anderson, manager of tho llo-
tel de Erickson. MIR. Whitford's oyercoat
and sl3 in cash. which Were found In Bier
Inns possession. were put into the "cloaF
room" to await the arrival OF the owner o.
the articles.
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SHOT IN THE HEAD.
Bullet PASSES Through Little Henry
Fuchs Brnin, hut He Lives.


Little Henry Fuchs. the Swear old son
OF Henry Fuchs, an cmploye in the South
ern Pacific shops. who resides on Quinly
street, lies at home on the verge OF death
with a bullet in his head
Henry and his brother Willie. aged II
years. We're playing in the yard Sunday
afternoon with n small pistol. The weapon
was supposed and thought to be empty.
Willie was swapping tho pistol, but was
pointing it in no particular direction. His
brother Was sitting near him and looking
away. Suddenly here was an explosion
and Henry jumped up and ran rapidly TO-
ward tho house with his hand to his he I'd
and screaming violently.
Frank pennock, who was on tho prem
ises. caught the little fellow and carried
him TO the house. Physicians werc sum
moned. who responded immediately and
did everything possible for the little fell
lows comfort
Upon examination il was found that tho
bullet had entered the left temple and
passing through tho brain, lodged in tha
right side. Such an injury is ordinarily
fatal. hut up to last accounts the 0E5 ,s2g
stil alive, Yesterday he was resting easily
and his condition was much better hut
the physicians say il he survives a miracle
will be performed
Mr. Fuchs started to take the pistol
from the boys some weeks ago and throw
IL away. but they told him " he would not
they would dispose Of the weapon. They
did so but recovered possession Of 1t
again.
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
The Isypnotists.

4 very large audience at the opcrs
house. witnessed tho initial exhibition for
the week of the well-known and skillful
hypnotinta Prof. .'slvain A. Leo and his
niece, Miss Alberta Lee. These exhibitions
~ill be- given nightly during the entire
week and Ia addition Prof. Lee will likely
give some private exhibitions to small
parties who may desire to test his power
at their homes The entertainment last
evening was extremely amusing In many
ot it's features and In one or TWO par
tlrulars IT waR wonderful Some iif,eer
young men went upon the stage and attel
being hypnotizcd were made TO 20 niinS
funny things Thcy imagined they wer,
being tickled and laughed heartily; they
thought they we're sitting on rtd-ho
chairs. they had thsir backs set to Itch
ing and they hshed off the stage and rode
tho chairs In an imaginary bicycle race
That tho majority Of them we're really
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ported that they had their report about
Alderman Kohihaun moved that the re-
rort wben ready be considered BY the coun-
eli in executive session a. = committee Of
| the whole before being reported 10 the
council for final action and tina; the TONI
uittee Of the whole adjourn from time to
time until they agreed upon their =, port.
Alderman Street thought that amend
meuts an proposed should be first Pub
lished 80 the public could discuss them.
and from public discussion the council
could hes. determine what the people want
ed.
Aldermen Aubertin. Adair and Heiser
seemed to concur IN the opinion Of Alder
man Street while Aldermen NcAughan and
Matthews thought like Alderman Kohlhaun
that the report should nrst 40 TO the coun-
ell.
Finally an amendment by Alderman
Street that the amendments when ready be
printed prevailed. with the understanding
iha, the council should be called In pecial
session to act upon them as soon as they
were printed.
NEW BUSINESS.
resolution by the finance committee
was passed under a suspension Of the rules
raiifying the action OF the mayor end fin
ance committee IN disposlng Of the sios 600
refunding bonds TO Splitter q Co. bankers.
at Toledo Ohio, at premium of per cent
BY Alderman Cronan--A resolution:
Whereas. II is announced that Hon. w.
J. BRYAN Of Nebraska will be in the city
OF Houston on Tuesday evening and
Wednesday next. January 10 and 20, and
Whereas. We recognize IN the honorable
gentleman one of the brightest and leading
minds Of the country. whose many shining
qualities have gained him renown in the
United States and recognition throughout
the civilized world. therefore be II
Resolved by the city council Of the city
Of Houston. That the hospi'alities OF the
CITY be extended to Mr. Bryan, With the
EXPRESSED wish that his sojourn in the Mag
nolia City will be so pleasant f.at he III
subalm its memory In his heart rnd ever
remember our city and his intercourse with
its pecple as one Of the bright apets In his
life and the mayor IL hereby requested to
transmit this resolution 10 OR distin-
cuished fellow citizen at some convenient
moment during his stay among US.
The resolution adopted und.r a sus-
pension Of the rules and motion by Alder
man Mcsughsn prevailed hat the council
attend the lecture in body.
Bv Alderman Mstthews--A resolution
that The eity engineer submit 3pecitica,ions
as TO the cost Of lsvcling and grading the
west siQe u market square. Carried
After reading aud referring to the o-di-
nance committee 4 sanitary ordinance sub
mitted by Alderman Geiselman. the council
adjourned
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under the influence Of the imagination
and the professor says that constituted
nypnotism--was very apparent ana the
audience laughed immoderately. II MAS aa
evening OF the best and cleanest kind o.
fun.
The exhibitions with ca,Aieptic subjects
were remarkable, though not entirety
novel. Miss Lee was placed in a perfectly
rigid state and then laid with s-r hesi
upon the back OF one chair and her feei
upon the back OF another. The professor
then stood upright upon the rigid oody
without Its showing the least heAibliity:
Another member OF the company. one OF
the male assistants. also thrown into q
cataleptic condition, was placed in SINH
lar position to that occupied by Miss Lee
and stone which required five men to HE.
was placed upon his body and broken, by
man from the audience. who stood upon
a table and welded an immense sledgo
hammer. Large hat pins were run
through the checks and arms OF two OF
the male assistants who had been put In
a hypnotic condition. No blood or finch
ing or apparent pain resulted.
Whatever the power. or the skill. or the
science, whether mesmerism, hypnotism
suggestion. imagination or what not. the
tests and exhibitions are both interesting
ebd mysthying Prof. Lee SAYS 1t all de-
Ponds upon the complete mental ccncen-
tration and surrender OF the subject-that
no man was ever hypnotized who deter
mined not to be He disavows at the
outset the Idea OF there being any super
natural or occult power in the practice Of
the art or science And contrary to popu-
lar theory. 1t is the strongest and most
Imaginative minds that are most easily in
iuenced. because the faculty Of concentra-
tion Is stronger
change OF programme. largely, Is
promised for each evening. The second
exhibition will occur at the opera house
tonight
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RRNtN II TENNEssEE.
spoke nt Jnckson-Is on His Why To
fIe

Nashville. Tenn, January lS.-iion. WIZ
IN n ] Bryan. en route 20 Texas on lee
turing tour. spoke IN Jackson, Tenn, this
afternoon. 4 barge crowd greeted him
al the depot and he spoke from fhe depot
platform lie said there We're more silver
ndyoratep now than the day before the
election and that a. yet the republican
psuiry mad failed 10 show the open mills
any mere than tho open mints' tie iur-
thar said
are right yet. aud the free silver policy
" nuld yet triumph"
Hs referred 10 Senator Wolcotts trip TO
Eurouc saving 4 was TO ask them 10 help
America adoI bimetalism aud he was
glad 10 see the republican party working
| for blmetsllism.
lie san he Was for the interest OF the
| Americas people; he believed to Obtain
| bnctallism was not 70 ask "ome one else
! for ". ht.t to get II Ourselves. lie "a
| his book 1.-THE Fra Great Battle WoulG
| be ont in about TWO weeks.
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40 MORE SLAVES on SUNDAY.
That f. What the BARRIERS Sny-tnion
Prices WIN Prevail.


IL '@e "Ai mean ons'ness ana II cry
Marshal ieim will grant the petition which
is 20 be presented 20 him. those gentleneu
,,bo ,..ko 49,. t- t1..,..,,. 49, -. -.
~
lpt. fs''ua'y d. "lin week growth o.
beard On their faces and no razor at hand.
eifl remain with their faces ,,nresentahIo
..-.. -........-,- a..
VI SUE nay
Ihe barSers held meeting last night in
tho city council chamber 20 advance the
interests ~ .,.s-ha,ts,,, %. o. a.. ., 49,,
va 'N'"'
"' mere were about hfty ton
s3rlai artists present, about twenty OF
whom were what ls kro,y, If, b,-b,,jsr,
az t.rss BARRIERS Tho o,h,-s ...,a .,a,. 49,.
were pam get
nal, "ha' you make fellows. A majority Of
ea ciass being colorei men.
~ Nuilrow called Tho meeting to
,.,, .s, a.1 @,a'ed rs objects Calls for a
temporary chairman created scme dlscuc-
.on. ana ihe[e were many who declined to
Hr n'hoG ann responsibilities Of
w. oiH,' ere HAaiF placed upon dr
.nt''''" mere "ss on, one nomination
,.i AIRY ana mt Was Tor Henry I. f.
Williams
lheie beng no necessity FOR permanent
v'H,tl7 'Ht inee'in- started 20 business
~ vas H'ea'h 20 Nrdt renf the names OF
"-' vi- 'Fh " no nan t.Rned an
afI''i-'hi 20 ri"N' taeir places o. sundays.
.uiniN'A,lnH "iih 'h' hrst Sunday in Feb
Fuat} Do ioloNius ale tn names read.
H. T. 81 marrow. keinnlel g. ). Win
"tI' ~ J.. Ice ff'1 haisr II. l. Robin
con al. II. NaT"pol. Z Marie y. 9 Os-
.'ip -. a. lthNltlh- j. = WIRE, Cary
Io'' "a orc Prr"nit & Gray. Ell Banks
p. ~ aFl"r derdico. sam Wilson, Joe
2ii-f'Na- ~ fnaier. Geo. Nelson. Chas
90. .
iaIhrr, s. y" HtrriaoE.
a iH'tloh was iat1 made that oil those
WI, ba1 nor >S1el ih" agreement and in
"ldrd 10 'h6ll- 10 10 at once This
iN'i WIN "ppof'iio0 from John steiner who
"Snt-i prices raised first Aft"r a great
aehl pi Confusion and many speeches es-
l'aiul"e "nnl -" are mere for y WAS
ir'l1'1 10 lot those caring u sign the
agreement 10 20.
he iollo"ing names ~erf added Iamcs
Mummy. g G. Hathaway. watson and a.
T. ~ Sell
Williams moved 'na' a committee 81 fvo
o" appointed 10 walt upon CITY Marshal
nom ana petition him 20 cniorce the sun
day law regarding barbrrs The motion
was seconded ard passed BY vote Of -
to l.
7hen q oocnrrc 10 Fred Major that boss
! hhrb'rH only should have the right 20 vote
This met Ei'h approval by he boss bnrbcrs
ana m" others offering no objection 10 he
ins deprived ~ their franchise. tho whole
thing was dono all over again
The chhlr appointed Fred Mailer. Z
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Mr.. BRYAN HERE TONIGHT.
He Will Com. Via the Southern
Pacific.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW
VIII speak Tomorrow Might at the
Auditorium on "Bime tai lirm."
social and official Functions.

An Associated Press dispatch published
that Mr.. Bryan is now en- route to
Texas.
He spoke yesterday afternoon TO
crowd that assembled around his car at
Jackson. Tenn. He will come to Houston
on the Southern Pacific via New Orleans
and Will reach here. II by the Sunset
limited at about o'clock tonight, IL by
the regular train at 1920
There will be no reception or demon
s;ration at the depot and It will not be
necessary for the reception committee to
be there. as MIR. Bryan will be met by his
manager. Mr.. Corns,ock and escorted d.
rectly to the Hotel Bristol. where ne will
have apartments during his brie, sojourn
In the city.
There will be no public reception while
Sir. Bryan is here. as his time Will b..
so thoroughly occupied as to preclude his
receiving any demonstration Of this char
acter.
The local reception committee is OK
pecied to be at the auditorium tomorrow
night to escort Mr.. Bryan to the stage
This committee is as follows:
H. NJ. Johnston, Mayor H. Il. Rice. sam
IL. FerryIran. Aldermen Sonnen, Kohlhauf,
Burke, Geiselman, Latham. Street, Adair,
Matthews. McAughan. Aubertin. Cronan
and Heiser, Judge e. T.. Hill Colonel o. 7.
Holt. Judge p. X. Ewing, Judge f. p.
Hamblen. T. W. House. ". u. Cleveland
Spencer Hutchns W H. Bailey. Hamp
Cook, +. V. Aten, William Groom. VI. Nom
Afghan. s. january. j. II. Shaeffer, D. l..
Spanglcr, George r. Alder.
Tho local reception committee will I've
supplemented by the following visitors
Governor Charles A. Culberson. Hon.
john II. Reagan OF Austin ex Governor
Ross OF Bryan. Ex-Governor Hogg and ev-
Governor Hubbard OF tyler. r VI Camp
bell Of Palestine. Messrs. J. S. Rice. Thos
II. Ball and Messrs. Whntley and Smithor
OF Huntsville Messrs Allison Mayfield l..
j. storey and Ed NJ. House of Austin:
Messrs. Robert g. Street. Frank NJ. spen
Ger, Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr.. John Lovcjoy,
Robert Weber, Arthur Bornofcld. Judge r.
y Gavin. James Mcdonald OF Galveston
Hon. Guy NJ Bryan Of Brazoria.
Owing 10 thu fact that Mr. Bryan will
be forced TO leave the city on the 1920
Houston and Texas Central train. immedl
ately after the lecture. It Is essential that
the lecture commence at s o clock sharr
and tho Introduction and welcome hy Gov
ernor Culberson az 1:i5 Under these CON
nitions the manaeers OF the lecture make
the request that the audience, which will
re an unusually large one, be at the Aud
W. s.i.n ann s'ato. Nv ';'p CLOCK bo'h
in order 70 facilitate ,ba on.r,,ro ., 70
audience.
The street car service on the Auditorium
me VIII commence promptly at O'Clock
PIT bryan programme lot tomorrow
viii he az follows.
nurinr the morning no will nav =, IN.
'ot"'a' Sori"i VIM u 'n' res'1enco OF hh
friend and fellow congressman, CAPTAIN J.
e Itutcbssn,
III, 800. ,.,., -.
"a NV" 'i'e'e WIZ " d" mum MAJ
ton at the residence or Mrs Bette Bryah
meet the families OF Messr,. Geo File and
Ier,urc hcre topetbsr with some few i'm
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salts rI,ca In III. p,..r,c, cou-,.

Tho following suits were filed in tn.
clerks office yesterday:
James H. Wright vs. c. I.askcr, debt
Charity o. Murphy VS.. James Converse
on contract
Mary johnson VS., William johnson. di.
vurcc
Eldon Burns VS., T Gill. debt.
r. Z, Mechanic VS.. Fannie Mechanic. d,,
vorcc.
city 81 Houston VS.. Mrs Halle Moss
and husband, Henry Moss, debt and fore
closure.
II. T H. Wilson vs. W j, scttegast ct
al. debt.
Theodore Abadie VS.. Bertha Abadie, Ill
VERGE.
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jurors for District Court.

The following is list OF Jurors for the
civil district court for the week ending
January %:
Wiley Smith, Chas, A. Dunbar. Curtis
NJ, Noble, A. D. Ar,usey, Fritz WicNman
Kako Funk, l.. Ingleking. r. Peters. Jos
Wells. j. Barnes, Emmett Kane. Chns /
Fitch, Simcn Simon, Bud Herford, sam
Milby, jim Pruitt, S. 7. Sykes. John Neu-
mler, II. Quadc. c, Hargraycs Hy. Kolhe
Louis Fenerschitz, Carl Juenke. Albert
Bauer, Aug Platkc. Aug. LANCE. Nv,
Brown, 4. Jones.
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A&Lnhic. rnrI.h A..orinitnu

The annual reception ~ the Ladies'
Parish association, complimentary 10 the
Rev, and Mrs Henry u. hyca and the
Rev. Henry Jusius Brown. assistant rector
will be given on THURSDAY, January ~
from f'so 20 y. m at tho Parish rooms
Members OF the congregation u Christ
church arc invited
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Tonight at s o'clock in the Mckee Street
Methodist church Or John Todd of Rich
mond Will deliver his celebrated temper
ance lecture entitled, Tho Drunkard " Ad-
Amission free a collection will be taken
up at the close Of the lecture. Everybody
invited to be present.
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For Eirrmen's Fund

Chief OF Fire Department, Rayell rc1uosts
The Post 10 acknowledge on behalf ~ The
hfemen the receipt from Mr. George Ellis
nt s2o, donation ty him 20 tho brennan n
relief fnnd, 1his " glyon by Mr ri.a IN
RECOGNITION OF iho valiant services render "a
by the department recently IN PROTECTING
hls property from destruction by IRE.
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ABsOLUTEI.Y FREE FROM ACIDS.

So many people are under the impression
that all Iaundries use acids. In reality a
great many do. There is one in Houston.
the Model AT l0ll Prairie, that is abso-
lntely free from it, The public is at all
time invited to visit and inspect our plant
for quick work ring 1871. Hamburger &
prcylng' propTietors. Out of town work
Hnlirii cd
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In tho county court yesterday the Som
mer Richardson factory OF the American
Biscuit Manufacturing company against I,
G, RosCnfeld for debt.
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WHY Is lre

Why is II that the PEOPLE prefer the
Troy 10 any other Laundry? Recnuse of
lho character Of the work, which is supe,
rior 70 that OF The others. Rcmcmhrr-
he - P,ckard's Troy Laundry h o,i
Prairie, Phone 332 80
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The open air hospital song services held
on Market Square every Sunday evening at
$50 O'Clock are increasing In interest with
each meeting. A large crowd was In At.
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Come to Grunewald's to buy tickets for
Bryan's speech, and at the same time got
a cory of the latest hit. Success to Bryan
March," price 10 cents
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The Woman's Relief Corps will sorve
oysters In an styl,s with an elegant lunch
from II a. m. until 10 p. m. Tuesday and
wednesday AMI Thursday. N the Can'tol
Annex, corner Texas avenue and Travis
slroel. Tho nublc corl.lllv inNliod
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MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
Charter Amendments Nearly Read,
Bat Not Quite.
GREETING TO HON. WILLIAM BRYAN
Ne II Extended the Hospitality o'
the Cty-Annuai Reports OF inc
Fire Chief and Pb.sscian.

and on motion he was excused.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were read and
disposed Of:
From II. o. Schneider, for correction o.
error in assessment Referred to board o.
spprslgment with power 10 act
From A. a. Moore. for separation Of
property on assessment roll. Referred TO
finance committee with power TO act
From W. D. Cleveland & c., for re-
funding OF S. over paid on tax account
Referred 10 tax collector with power to
act.
From VIM. Rice. to make alterations ID
and repairs on building al "a MAa
street. by placing bay windows thereof
Granted
From J. p. Kindred sgesL for relief on
tax account Referred ~ nnaAee eoIn-is-
tee. ,., -.
.hs ,buildipg corner o. ChArlres and CON-
MERGE streets as being nre tF4p. he
TERED 10 caiei Of nre department
Concerning this complaint Chlei raven
stated that he had oace before reported
10 the c0unci! that THIS building was
menace 10 the Kaigiy Of ADJOINING Piof''.1 J..
10 notify tire owner 10 remove the oalia-
Ing. - ,,.....s-,..
for correct lon OF assessment. Referred 70
board OF appraisenont.
From A. Scaraino. ror separation OF
property On assessment roll HrAn'Tl
From Frank J. waiter tof coTrecuon o.
srror Of ssseSsrnent Referred 20 nE-nfe
committee With power 70 act
PROM 7 j. Collins. agent for Mss 4Ieof
Harris, adjustment Of assessment o. prop
erty Ia block III. s. S. u b Referred II
finance committee
Fron Eliza Wilson for separation q as
81 assesament Referred to board o. az
trsisemenI
From l. A. Freed for correction Of error
sesstneni. Granted
From Mrs Alice Pfeifer for correriio1
Of error 10 assesmeni. Ruled out Of or1er.
the petition net being sufficiently efpaclt
From Ellzabeth Muller for core tipa %
error 10 assessment Referred - h9ati o.
appra lseineut ana ssseaGoT and collector
with power u act
From Mrs r. Floeck FOR separation OF
assessment Granted
From l. IngrsDcp and j Z. krof ASH
ing that awning placed Ia front OF prem
ises corner Of jefferson ana Austin streets
be permitted 10 remain. Referred TO CITY
engineer and nrc committee
From NJ " Levy complaining o. OK
cessiya assessment and asking for tefuc-
tion Referred % board Of appr4ls ren-
with power to act
From Mrs. Jane Simpson. complala AZ
OF excessive assessment On h'r nrnpeNy'
lot e block 25 aud aHkias for reduction.
Referred 20 board Of appra'sepen,
From Joseph Lick ashinG for redhc.
ton OF nssessment on lots and and
slf Of and r. block 49, 8 - -. He-
T., ,st,.,,..i a.1 Gao co,, .
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Five Dollar values for So. 70 IN Mems Calf
Shoes razor and coin toes. Sans Shoe
Store, 80 Main street
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Vendors NOES and builders liens bouobt
Loans made on first-class real estate Ia
X. +. Sojourner Company 1oO9la Congress
avenue.
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Mnrringc Licenses
Uouic Mission Worl.

\ marriage license was issued YESTERDAY
TO Louis Schroeder and Miss Lane Renfer
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g, Just in-New styles of Spring ri,cl Lace
s , sizes ~ TO I. all 'sidths. Sfm's
Shoe Store, 3l5 Main street. -
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The very latest music is Success 10
Bryan March price 10 cents. at CRIME.
wnId's N''""~
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Gas cooking stoves and hot plates for
SAFE by Houston Gas Light co.
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Augusta Chronicle: II was NO, Ma,
laGh but Mother Eve who was 10 s..,
interviewer. as we know to our cost.