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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

There will be = Judicial sale at
the Courthouse to-day, in the sue
cession Of J. J. Fouchcr. See adj
vertisemcnt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

By indult granted on account OF
prevailing sickness in New Orleans.
Catholics are allowed till Deccm-
Der Is, 1897, to eat flesh meat on
Fridays, and days Of fast and alb
stinence. Dispeusation from fasting
is also granted Saturday, Oct. 80,
vigil day Of All Saints Day.
Mr.. B. +. Rogers advertises hia
model farm for sale in this issue.
Thus place, ten miles north OF Gov
ington, is in : high state OF caltl-
yation, and Is . most desirable
place in every respect. This y =
rare eppestunity for any one De
string ) first-clss home in the
country, i ; god neishborhoodl'
and ! convenient distance from
town. We venture to say It will
NOT BE long oa the market.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

The rice planters are busy har-
vesting their crop, and they are
getting good prices for their pro-
duct this year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

For Rent-A five room house,
three blocks from depot. Apply
to Chas. Frederick.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09
THE NEW CAMILLA.
Good Word for Covington.


Editor st. Tammanv Farmer:
In the issue Of your paper Of
Saturday, October 2, slight error
occurs, which We hope YOU will
correct. You say the New Camelia
does not stop At Vaudeville at all,
which is not the case. We land
every day, both coming and going,
with the exception Of Sunday
morning, when We go direct to the
river, but in the evening coming
home We stop as usual. They do
not object to US taking away peo-
pie on Sunday; they only object to
any one going there on Sunday.
We admire the stand you and
your citizens have taken in regard
to this scnselcss quarantine, and
assure you it will he the making Of
yonr little city. Keep it up.
Yours very truly.
w. &. COYLE, & CO.
Per Vandegrift.
Our town is full of strangers
from the city. They are profuse
| in their expressions Of admiration
| Of Covington and the surrounding
country, the beautiful scenery, fine
drives, and the generous hospitality
and genial disposition Of the peo-
pie. This has been no secret TO
the knowing ones for years past,
and we have no doubt that Coving-
| ton will be crowded with city peo-
| pie every summer in the years to
come. Tho yellow fever scare in
the city, and our open-handed
course, has driven large numbers
over this way who were never here
before, and ~ usual, they declare
that they were most agreeably sur
prised, and most of them will re-
turn and spend their summers here.
Nay thsy all live long and prosper,
: tl,sy ssrely will do. if they ad.
here to this conclusion.
Mr.. b. +. Rogers, prominent
planter and member Of the Police
Jury for the Second Ward, Was in
town last Monday, and paid US 5
pleasant visit. He reports thai
cottoa : not turning CIT ~ vel
lthis year as was expected. and tn
crop will he a short ono, so far u
his vicinlty il concerned.
/ BICYCLE MATERIAL, sncl
= lamps, pumps, bells. valves
cemcnt, locks, gsarls. vrenchc'
oils, cyclonleter~, graphite, enamel
ing, etc. Call aud see Babingto'
Bros. & 20. Sosse handsOm
wheels very cheap. Also repair
|, ling done With dispatch and salts
i fae4ion. Bah,nItOn bro. & Go.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

There was IN enjoyable dance
ut the Cooper Outage, IN Claiborne,
last Monday night.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

Mr.. +. J. Angalnar, drummer,
arrived here Monday evening from
Monroe, La, by way Of st. Louis
and New Orleans. That is a
round about way to reach a square
place.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

For tue Lehde Co.'S celebrated
harness Oil aud harness dressing. go
10 Cheap Charlie. the Covington
agent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

The yellow fever excitement is
raging-so is business at Babing'
ton Bros. 4 Go.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

Rain will doubtless come neg,
week, at the change Of the moon.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09
The Police Jury will meet mex,
Tuesday, Oct. II.
Watch out for the non:partisiau
candidate. He will fool you.

These days the careful house.
keeper must ''get up and DUST
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

There will be lay service at Tue
Episcopal Church Tomorrow MORN
ing, and prayer in the evening, at
tue usual hours. On Sunday: Oct.
Il, Rev. A. r. Edbrooke will hold
reg ular service.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

It Is the general impression
that property will 60 up in Coving.
ton, aud there will DO a great de.
mand for houses here next year.
Rev. J. b. Kent, Pastor, will
hold service in the Methods,
Church tomorrow, at the usual
hours. The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

We offer good Ak handles at
cents. Darlington Bros. 4 Go.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09
Are there any houses for rent?

The moon viii be foil again to-
moerow. By IL: 45 A. II.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-10-09

s D Anderson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
Personal MENTION.

| Paul Hopper Of Dallas is in the city.
u, r, Emerson Of Marlin IS In the city.
| J. Dawson of San Antonio is in the city.
tho city.
a. S. Rutherford Of Austin is visiting
Houston.
NJ, NJ. Mcfarland of Dallas is visiting
Houston.
II. simon of Galveston was IN Houston
Yesterday,
Samuel llerr of Dallas was in Houston
yesterday.
". i. Black of San antonio arrived in
the city yesterday.
Judge W. A. Neyland of Liberty county
Was pleasant visitor to Houston yoster-
day.
Contain John w Davis. county commts.
soncr OF Hardin county. was I'm the city
Yesterday.
General w IT, Handy. of Austin passed
through the city last n.Ellt en- route Tor
New orleans.
Miss ]; NJ Reagan of Fort Worth is
us Crawford street.
and Henry Touiours were among the well
known Galvestonians In the city yester-
dav.
Mr.. Charles Dunn Of Galveston. pnb-
l'sher OF the Catholic Magazine was in
h publication. "
+ $ Wren. chef clerk m the custom
hoiisc at Galveston came IN yesterdnv
ul,h ga intend TO return homo last night
'u me 4 woul not wat for him
NJ =. ilerI1er who has been T. sitting
n , pfo'her Charles c. Ringers acconple
.Ea Oswald. returned TO h,r U Nm. '';s
New or,ears la,lt night :"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
SALVATION ARMY.
special Services Under Auspices of
District Officers.

SPecinI services Under Auspices OF
District Officers.
Tonight the three days special meeting
of the Salvation Army will begin at their
hail. corner of Milan and Franklin streets.
AT O'Clock this morning the district Of
iers. Adjutant and Mrs. Fellers. will ar
rive from Galveston. They will he met at
the depot by the local field officers only
and tho Soldiers welcome" usually ten
dered visiting officers will be given them
at the hall today. In addition to this well
come demonstration. there will be a nag
presentation to the local corps, and the
usual devotional services.
In view of the fact that many people view
the Salvation Army as of foreign origin
and character. it may be we'll to state that
Adjutant and Mrs. Fellers are OF Amer
lcan stock. having been born and raised
IN ONO Captain Hamilton, in charge OF
me houston corps, is native Of Texas,
MS rather having been a Methodist preach
err IN TINS state more than fifty years ago
his wife is native of Mississippi A sis
Ter OF Captain Hamilton was sent by the
Alethodist church as a missionary to China
and died there.
The services at the Army hall for the
next three nights are to he OF special
character, ana Will prove very interesting
to all who attend. A special invitation il
extended to those who never go to
'nurch, and ARE not interested In re-
ilSion' Citizens who wish to learn some
ming OF the origin. progress and present
operations OF the Salvation Army are also
invited. Seats free and room for all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

hopes the Fort Worth and Denver en- will iii
take care of his former charge.
The Shelte ring Arms tea room will ho
in charge of Mrs. ]. II. Waties assis.etl
by McsIames John T. Locl<man, Nos
worthy, Cab9en Blake. Frank Iumm and
ttcnninser, Misses Atkinson, King. Me-
l'ohal1' Key Alice Mae Jones and Dunn.
Yesterday special car No. sol of the
chicago AMI Eas, Illinois railway passed
through the city en- route to Calves tot
lr,m San Antonio. having on board the
H lon"wing w distinsn;shed gentiemen Major
Fairbanks, Marshall Field. Robert T. Lin
o0r and c. II. II. Porter of Chicago.
Competitive essays and descriptive art.-
Giles upon the subject of Industrial Hous-
ton" have been received from outside
points in Texas. The BUSINESS League Of
fer is confiued TO the boys and girls act
ually in attendance upon The schools Of
Houston, and as thu conditions upon
which The prize is Offered have been given
to the public. 1t is impossible to make
any change.
Whether required by ordinance or not. II
mas been the custom. heretofore that Of
r,.@d or me Ely a5se,ntns themselves
sence from the council. Mayor Rice CITY
Attorney Stewart. Recorder Ra'ley Street
oomm,i,ssIsoner Kennedy and Health Of
Austin, will probably Gee retroactive
permit after their return.
Yesterday morning passengers on the
Laliranch and Caroline street car were de-
tanned time in an open car near the
corner of Caroline street and Mckinney
avenue by wagon and team stalled in
the track. l. VAS a hard pull to 90: out
Of the mud and oven trace chain was
broken by the electric car trying to pull
the wagon out. When AL was cleared the
passengers were happy set az the rain
was anything but pleasant in an open car.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
CITY uREVITIES.

The sketch club win meet this after
noon at 1917 Sar Jaciuto street
Mr.. II. $. Turner has changed her u,aco
Polk ''''e' 10 'V'
| Tho Ern'crnal Mystic Circle Will moo,
| tonight al 7So o'clock at their h,ll IN ths
| Mason building. 80 '''
san J9cinto Lodge of Perfection. SEQ,
Yen rue MaScns will hold their annual
election tonight $50
20 Mr. lctc HyI q. gnrns has been npnoln'el
| OF Mr.. I. Lee s,chwander ''''N'
The Gmmet Rifles yesterday received
| NOR ehfck Ter tho amount due them Inv
NiIle. "' p" 'o''-
district court yesterday. that of Nrs
vorcc ''' ''' VI
The Blind noonc concerts at Turner hnll
were unIcr the ausp.ceS OF the Ladies'
chnrch. "'lS''a II
a telegram was received late yester.ia,.
afternoon from North Texas which sf,t,S
tnvn' horiher WIS coming down THIS wav
The Westminster League of the s.cora
ire"1v'enan church viii hold their roe.
war monthly meeting at ,he church to-
rlsht. ut 1880.
Ihc norm side approaches TO the Milan
"ttN 'H'N Stlttl bridges need
lilp edl ~ attention al, the hands OF Tie
street commissioner. INV
Mcssrs, Joe Eagle and G. A. Henry have
Zee ann1'nted rs, the court TO dofoHd
murder OF Captain Ike Baker. Wv
Justice Fi,ze yesterday arternoo, bo,,
IN inquest at 1902 Edwards s,rgst nn6..'
ne noiy or an i1-Near-oh colored pirl
RIA Nichols, who 'ted of pneumonia. N'''
ros, C n' c, rnnnal bal by the ladies OF
World giyon "Wednesday night at pyth'av
hall' IN tho Fifth ward. was a biz DC!
Mei<", Street Epworih League will hold
at 7'S0 p, m. today, Tho member. '' ,-'
urged 20 lie present. ana those wisbinr 20
become members are invited ~
There was no meeting hold yestrrd,y
ner home, No. l1oi san Jacn,o stree: ano
- the ram, The class Will mer, ~
ing favorable "N"'ie' oc-
,v InErc w he called meeting of the
noon, Februsry G. at o'r,och "'trI-
usoal place, Business of import1nca l.. va, Nv
I I,l,ehled y ana II Is urgently reonest,
"u mat every member b. present ''i'N9'-
There was s,i.7ht fire nj Mrs aror,,,
n1o9andtns house. I2ll Texas aven INV ~ ~
W'ineStly night. about $40 o'clocis' on
c 40 snn9u' damage resulted rhe fire hc ~,
' l,,.isru 70 some clothing in onA Of thSS
'oV"'s the second story OF the buIId,n"m nv
p, a ,S.s., Lodge No. i55 knights of
: "a .' ~, WI, pave meeting tonight at
is,e,mng 20 the order will receiye 'snp trI
sIlehtlon. Visiting ana resideai X pc1l,sl
nhrte espSeiaily invited to participate in
Tho last heaN of the old 1,s,. A.,
N lulman, who is. looking for y: ,c Mrs,
I Ads was that shc had gone from wo.,h
! ns 81, 10 Eert Worth. and from ,hsro
,,ral PASSENGER agent of the Hot,s,o;, t,,ii,,
ieAas csi.tral says he has done all he he |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
The Emmcts' ApnpnI u,u

Inc Emmets have followed the custom fo,
."' past several years of celebrating Marcl
T. hmmet's birthday. and this wear IL
"on'l u the event they propose giving a
~ .s"u naii nut as the 18th of March will
enls year IAN early in Lent the bah viii, he
given on Monday evening. March Thw'
Ier' however, none Of the details have besn
a. a., ranged except to appoint Mr.. Tom
" l.eary as chairman Of the general mr..
n"nsenent committee. and in this Inc EN-
NETS nave acted wisely. as Tom O'Iearv 10
wneei morse in such matters and his man
aS,lnont OF the affair assured its success in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
ucnI Estntc Transfers.

James Charlton and wife. Lucy A..
10 w. Il. Olive, \. 7. Reed, Henry
Thompson aud Conrad Aberer.
trustees Third Baptist church OF
Houston, lot IL, block i27. Baker
addition, north side Buffalo bayou. I
Omaha and South Texas Land COM
pany 70 Paul Nabana, lot S, block
POI, Houston Heights. 80. ....
August Fuchs and Wife. Christlana,
to Louie Fuchs. 100 acres west part
200 acres in southeast corner James
boswell onct third league. , ...
August Fuchs and wife. Chrisliana,
to Willie Fuchs, 100 acres In X.
Motgan $50 acre survey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
'fvns simply Recognizing Merit.
To the Editor OF The Post.


Houston, Texas, February 4.--The Afro
American citizens OF Houston have been
sratified beyond measure this week to note
the even minded fairness and liberality OF
The Post IN its criticism OF two dis,ln-
gulshed representatives Of their race who
happen 10 be visiting the city at this time
The fullest need OF praisc has unstint-
rdly been given the blind prodigy, Boone.
and the intelligent aud distinguished Mrs
Fannie Barrier Williams. 1rlh OF whom
are Justly celebrated and deserving OF the
highest communication.
The coming of Mrs Williams has been
looked forward 10 with many pleasant an
uolpaiions by the colrred citizens OF Hous-
ton, and affirmation OF her splendid ahili-
nes aS orator and thinker by so high an
authority as The Post is pleasant alike to
.n,iA as indcd II is TO Mrs. Williams her
Sell who came To this section prepared
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
II VOl.D.HOu So"
Nr. Robert T.. &. Wilson Snys the
outiuo,, Is of the uriEhtcst

Nr. Robert T.. &. Wilson shy. the
outinos, Is of the brightest.
The outlook is bright for Houston and
all the adjacent country in fact there is
such strong feeling in regard TO real cs-
tate values advancing since the favorable
expressions made by the gentlemen of the
congressional committee. relative to an an
preparation for Buffalo bayou. that a great
deal Of property has been withdrawn from
me market IN consequence. and numbers Of
deals III realty that have been dragging
aionE VIII DO consummatcd. The investing
publlc from all over the country have had
thelr eyes on Houston and vicinity. waiting
ana watching the Outcome of the bill he
iore congress to make the appropriation
Tor survey of the channel across the bay
ana UP tho bayou TO Houston. and now
mat the bill has been approved by the
president and become a law. we can EXPECT
10 see rapid influx of people and a greater
demand for real estate than at any time
since the government appropriation OF
Sn."VuOOo for the jctties at Galveston ANY
thinking man must know that values can
not Tong remain as low as they are here
There is not another city in the United
states showing through its bank clearances
as much business as Houston where prop-
erty is not worth from two to four times
as much as 1t is held a, here. These condi
money go buy lot or get a piece OF land
You can not act too quickly. Tho ball is
opened, and we can all now say. L told you
60
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

AS Recorder Railey and Mavor R,co oro
'o'h IN Austin lobbying. one for. the other
against the charter amendments. and as mn
one else is authorized by law To presiao
ever eye. the recorders court except these Two
ou.'clEls' what is to become of city prison.
soS "Io may be arrested during their alb.
sonee ana VINO are guaranteed under the
r r tuition speedy trial? Echo answer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
Christian Church Rext,,,

ihe revival at the Central Christian
enurch grows in interest, The universally
increment weather does not lessen the ear
hheslness of tho workers. A number have
oeen added TO the church Others are in
u W. me way and are being directed by
the ministers and their helners W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

roru work Delayes.. =.

Lubbock. Texas, February 49,
so far has been most rein''" "a o.,
est settlers have never knos s.,ss. y
snow and rain and freezing ~ rrurra +
ing the month just ended ,sn 10 W !
been either too wei OF AZ. farntn
piow. and as a resuit Wy IN the ~
made but little progress . =, rs'I.ss
preparing their land tor 'r oysr ID Z
and yet they are jubllap,' no ccrla Z
prospects for good crops ~, wv erubslai &
son. As many depend upon a,s, 'rrsn'
oui,e roots for fuel, the frossA
greatly interfered in this l'ne'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
OUR 1897 MODEL,

As the lion is king OF beasts, so is tn,
Model king OF launaries Since addini
another dry room to our full equipped
plant, we are now prepared to turn out bet
ter work and In less time than ever. Ofnc
and laundry 1oll Prairie avenue. lhon
1877. Out Of town work solicited
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

Hockey. Texas. February sit seems as
II the la grippe. on its trip northward
struck blizzard, and. retrncng her steps,
made short call on Mrs Hamilton of this
place; but kind attention from neighbors
caused her to regain strength and health
again, and she will be among her friends
In few days.
Ca sunday, February Z. Rev. Mr.. Collins
of Nayasota will commence a ten DAYS
protrncted meeting III the Methodist Epis-
conal church. Rev, II. h. kimbler viii
lead and Rev. Mr.. Collins will assist him
Friends from Hampstead, Waller and he
surrounding CONGREGATIONS are cordially in
fiivd to listen to the word of God. as pro-
clHinlcd by men, able and conscientious
who viii teach us TO tread the path OF duty
leading Icaypnward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
HARRIS COUNTY NEWS.
items from Crosby nud UuckIcy-Itc-
lfgiOus RcviynIs.

Crosby. Texas, February 3.-The South =
efh racine company's new depot a. this
place was formally opened FOR business yes
terdaY Mr. Ed Allen, who has been agent
at Shelcon for number of years and who
Is very popular here. was checked in by
the company's auditor yesterday morning us
egent and operator here.
Rev p. c. Boaz oil Houston Is holding a
series Of meeting here this week Ii is
said that the reverend gentleman is labor
ing mere FOR the purpose of raising funds 20
build new church at this place for the
benefit of the Presbyterians residing here
a. they are quite numerous and without a
house of worship.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

We don't know everything. but We do
know how to do the best laundry work In
town. and how to give prompt service, al
81 Packards Troy Laundry Phone 3s2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
Another GoIden

Greenville Banner. :. yor 2
Patronize your neisns saui,e ycd., /, II
have your neighbor pss,sh. Il veds
double standard rule VIM
well to adopt. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
THE ClTY'S TAXING POWER.
Fill Text OF the Tax Clause Of the
New ChArter.
RIGID ENFORCEMENT OF COLLECTIONS
what the city May Tax and what
IL Exemps-Nc More Extensions TO
DeIinquenss-Tax sales valid.

lnBomuch a. the general spirit OF in'
law Is more exacting In the enforcement o.
the collection Of taxes. and as the pro-
posed new city charter itnoibes that spirit;
tho full text Of tina, provision OF the rcv
charter defining the citys taxing power
may be OF interest TO the city taxpayers.
Dwing TO the length OF this section ii was
not embraced in the recent publication ID
The Post Of the proposed amendments and
IS now published separately.
Sec. 10. The city council may continue
annually 10 assess, levy and collect the
special tax provided by ordinances passed
BY the city council OF said city on the "a
day o. Jane. a. u. 1855. far the purpose
of pzying the interest and principal Of the
various outstanding bonds issued by The
city OF Houston. and may by ordinance as
se~s levy and collect annually npon all
property, real ami personal, ~ the elty o;
Houston no; exempt from taxation such
additional tax not exceeding Z per cent
ad ysloren, the interest Of the city may
require for other purposes; provided, that
II the council should iAil OF neglect 10 pass
q tax ordinance for any one year lcyying
the taxes for thai scar. that the TAX ordi
nance last passed viii be considered N
force. and the failure 10 pass such ordi
nance shall In no wise inv8iidatc the col
lection OF the lax. 1t may also del ornino
when taxes shall be paid ny corporations
or by individual corpnrators. aud levy as
sess and collect upon each male citizen Of
the city over the axe oil - years an-
nuai poll tax OF 81.
All taxes upon real estate shall he lien
and charge upon the p-nperiy upon ~hich
the taxes are due, which hen may DE fore
closed aud the tsN collected 10y suif in any
court having Jurisdiction Ail taxes pot
pasd within the time prescribed by The OF
dinanoes shall afar iptcrcs, az The rate Of
per cent per sbnum All red and per
sanal PROPERTY hAd. owned or situated 40
the esiy o. Houston shan be- iiable ler All
taxes que hy The owners thereof. inriudiaE
taxes on real estate personal property and
pol TAX All personal property mhA ne
ist,'s ul'"r', sel1'a Ahu soi1 uE ne ass Ssoi
anu coleuioI or anf 'A@'s laai NAV pr 4Ne
without turner Warrant 90 anihufliy 'han /
ne pfoauciAoh o' ms lax FOL, "h'eh sale .
W., mlen n'aee snaIi 'o,''v9 l,.1'. rye 20
'Ae pAr hssei tneirH oF NAf amount 3i ihe .
.a1 iles De h"'' iW 4A @.h e"'tt h@NtH| .
~ ~, 'llai ~ z l"5H'ol sL1N-i'th' ps r.
evfrI'74 eHlli'H' lA' n''''4'. NA .AAl''ftt or
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

The Wonder Store opens its doors Al,
I a III. and closes them at s p. m. and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This Is so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

heiton' Texas, February t.-Hon. w !
brvan arrived at o'clock this cstornoo,,
"',rr resting Il short time he was driven
r w naylor college, where he was rendered a
'NSsp'''u' lie spoke tonight at the opera
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05
DON'T KNOW EVERYTHING.

We cut the rates. Fielding G Co, at 2i6
Main. Members A. T, II. \.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

Four-dollar Fountain Pen given away
to the most popular lady and gentleman
free al Fastoriga's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

Mother and Child 81 rs,IsIs &
and strength from Annss ~ q
Nutrine---the food h,ocl y a
flesh and enrIches tne
gists sell It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-05

Fielding & Co.. moved to No ZIG Main
street.