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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-20
CITY MANsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue of article ls2. chapter g. OF
the revised code OF ordinances Of the CITY
OF Houston. Texas, I will proceed TO sell
at public cutlery in front OF the police uta-
ton OF the City of Houston, Texas. ut ~
O'Clock a. IN. ON Wednesday, Mny rs. 1897.
the following described animals. to-wtt:
One brown horse about IL hands high.
brand on loft hip thus L. and counter
brand on left shoulder thus VIZ with boil
on.
One bay pony horse with bell on, brand
cd on left hin thus Y 4,
One red bald face cow. hole bored In each
horn mark crop aud under slope In right
ear; awallow fork IN ioft ear. no brand.
One red and whto COW. mark swallow
fork and undor bit In left car. crop and
swallow fork In right ear; no brand.
one bay horse about III hands high:
works we'll In harness.
Also two hogs. both sows. ono red. tho
other white; marks swallow fork and under
bit In right ear OF each.
Said animals having been impoundcd In
city pound. Charles Helm.
City Marshal.
Nv NJ. r. Forrcstl Clerk.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.

Mr.. Elmer Chester. young man who Is
still in his teens, has. or will be. issued
license 10 practice In the district or other
courts OF jefferson county Last night he
stood an examination before n committee
composed OF some OF the best legal talent
IN this city and In their report TO the court
today the committee was very compliment
iary TO the young gentleman, saying thai
be answered perfectly almost every cues.
tion asked Mr.. Chester Is n brother OF
the Hon. l.. Il. Chester Of the firm OF Vo-
taw. Chester G. Dies. Ho Ia hard student
and while the fact that he stood tho OK
animation successfully Ia OF course graft
flying, he did not aurpriso his many friends.
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a,ed. the United States nag colors pre-
dominating,
Miss Belle Mayneld was the queen OF
Mexico ana her style OF beauty was pc
culiarly suited TO the character,
Miss Josie Forssard was the queen OF
France. a beautiful blonde with charming
manners and aueonly carriage.
Queen Victoria WAS represented by Mrs
7. Il. neugst who perfectly illustrated
In her costume and carriage the rcnown-
ed matron ruler.
Grccce's queen was Miss Hossic Alder
man While the real queen of Greece may
be construed beneath great national
calamity, hor pretty representative at
the "Wako Karnival" did not betray the
least rang Of sorrow. but recognizing that
this was an occasion Of pleasure and
safety, she added her mite to II with
charming success.
Miss Luoddc. daughter Of Mr.. C. H.
lmedde, represented the queen of Germany.
She is handsome blonde and her chariot
WAS a handsome one.
Miss Pauline Lancvi was queen OF Italy
Hers was beautiful chariot and her
eour'iers wore gorgeous costumes. Miss
Matte Melton was Flora and was n per-
feet representative of that character.
A, the opening of the court reception
Tonight MIR Y. w Harris. vice president
oil the knrnival Klub. delivered an address
on woman, which was very fine, both IN
thought rhetoric and delivery
ihe toilowing queens have arrived since
iast report To be IN the contest tomorrow
MISS MAUD Wilson. Bryan: maids. Misses
bess'c koss and Katie Mckenzie. chaper-
oned by Mrs j. j. Adams Miss Kate
FINK, kerens maids. Misses Annie Fink
and Daisy owen, two G-year- old flower
girls. Lena 1voy and pansy Touchs Miss
l.atawann Plateau, Dallas; maids. Misses
Aususta Terry. Sarah Pace. Cora Schultz
and Mrs. j. u. Lee, sister to the queen.
chapcroncd by Mrs. ". II. Cabell Miss
Ruth Tannehili, prownwood maids, Misses
I.onnic Bain and Alice weahloy, chapnr-
oned by MIR. and Mrs WIN II. Mnyes Miss
Kate Mitchell. Franklin: maids. Misses
Nellie Ncrrell and sister. Grace. Of Uous.
ten. Miss Mary Burrpw, Croesbeeck, maids
Misses Annie Laura Davidson and I.ucile
Kirchoinr. chapernncd Inv Mir and Mira
s, l.. Golman, Mis- ucnpj" nvays col
Henriquc smith ms flower slr, Wv" '''''''
The Toby quarter of a mile track nd
JOINS fadeiits park. II was crowded with
VISITORS There were some bicycle races
ior valuable prizes. resulting as follows
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FOR OLD CONFEDERATES,
Information Anent the Rates to the
Nashville Reunion.
THE SAP NAMES SOME LOW RATES
For Meetings ut Corpus Christi IN,
Junc-Locnl ana General Notes
and Personals.
|E SAP NAMES SOME LOW RATES

Tho following open letter has been IL.
sued by l.. j. Parks. assistant general
passenger agent of the Southern Pacific.
and the old Copfederates will appreciate
his kind expressions:
AN OPEN LETTER.
Col. w. d. Cleveland. @. NJ. G.. U. C. w..
division of Texas, Houston, Texas.
Houston, Texas, May 10, 1S97.-Dear
Sir-In promulgating advices to the
Confederate Veteran camps throughout
the State concerning the rates and arrange
ments made for handling those who will
attend the reunion at Nashville in June,
we beg that you will embody in your ad-
vices the following information concern
ing our line:
The price of tickets from any main line
point In Texas between Houston and Dali
las and Fort Worth, or along the line of
the Houston and Texas Central railroad,
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway. or
between Rosenberg. Fort Worth and Dali
las, on the line of the Gulf. Colorado aud
Santa Fe railway, will be $3.50.
The rates from points on our line !
give in detail as follows:
sA'.aos MAJ Id ss'-'J. Itl NV
S23.40; Eagle Pass $3.50; uvaldc s2ll0;
San Antonio $3.50; seguin $3.50; Lulins
$l6.S0; Gonzales $l6.S0; Flatonio $1,000;
Schuenburg $1,000; Weimar $1,000; Col
umbus sl5.50, La Grange $3.50: Eagle
Lake $i5,50; Rosenberg $3.50; Wharton
$16.l5; Victoria SIZE: Cuero $l715, Co
lad $l710 Beeville $3.50: Houston $15.50:
Galveston Sl670; Beaumont $3.50; Orange
SIS. so; Lake Charles $3.50; Welsh sl5.5O;
Jennings $l5.60. Crowley sl5,50; Lafayette
$3.50.
The tickets Will be on sale June 10.
20 and 81. and will be good for return
within ten days from date OF sale. An ad-
ditional limit of ten days for return, max
ing twenty days in all, will be afforded
by the purchaser of the ticket depositng
1t with the agent in Nashville of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. which
agent will give n receipt. which Is to be
surrendered by the passenger within the
required limit of the ticket to be returned
with the necessary extension made on it.
The Southern Pacific route affords the
unusual advantage OF two trains daily,
making connection with the Louisville
and Nashville railroad at New orleans
directly without the necessity of a bus
transfer, the Louisville and Nashville train
passing through the Southern Pacific depot
grounds, and having representatives. ticket
ana passenger, On mana 10 serve the wants
and necessities of passengers
ample accommodations in sleepers and
in day coaches will be furnished. so that
there will be no Crowding or discomforts.
If it develops that the business Will war
rant our making the arrangements, solid
speca. train will be started out from
Houston, running through TO Nashville
without change.
The sponsor for the State with her
maids of honor will use the Southern Pa
cific route, leaving Houston on the evening
Of June 20, and will arrive at Nashville at
6 10 a. M, on the morning OF 22d.
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VICTORIA.
First of Of the summer Dnnccs--i,o-
cHl and rcrsunn..


cnl ana Personal.
Nictorin. Texas. May l9.-The first OF
the summer dances at tie Schue'sen
ground pavilion under tho auspices OF the
II. u. v. occurred last night. and attracted
a large crowd of Young people who enjoyed
the affair exceedingly.
The pay car made Its monthly trip ever
the Victoria division to Cueto today
Mr. Arthur Koyer who is now making
his home in Los Angeles. Cal. arrived here
yesterday on a shor, business Visit 10 Vic
tora, his former home.
Nrs. Il. l., Dunlap left yesterday for
Fort Worth on a yisi, TO her sister. Mrs.
o. l.. Abney.
Mr. b. r. Levy Is back from Golld, In
which historic city he has been for a week
on business.
Mr., A. Jatho obtained the permission OF
the city council Monday night to the re-
moyal of the building now occupied by his
furniture store 10 lot across the street.
aud VIII. 1t is understood. erect two
story brick on the site ot the old building
a car of horses for Mississippi passed
through here Yesterday from Beeyllio,
The managers cf the Emancipation Fair
association are sending out some very at
trnctiYc advertising matter for the first
meeting June II. 10 and 10; their catalogue
made is appearance today alsc. and ON
braces various and valuable premiums.
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SCHOOL EMBARRASSMENT.

The beaumont seminary and kindorgar-
ten viii have their commencement cxcr-
clses al the opera house tomorrow after
noon aud night. The programme includes
recitntions. dialogues. music and drills. all
tho scholars participating. There will be
an entertainment In tho afternoon, begin
ming at 3 o'clock. and again al night. com
mencng al S;l5. The night entertainment
VIII elosc with Scene from Pyemalion and
Galalea," the cast being as follows;
ryginalion ...........Mr Marvin Scurlock
Lcucippe ...... ......Mr s. W. Sanders
Chrysos ...... ............Mr. o. j. lille
AResimos .......Mr Frederick Blnnchctte
Mimos ...... .......... Mr., Hubert Garner
GalAica ....... ......M Miss Eva Mciarlano
Cynisoa ...... .,.,....',. miss lsi' oEdeh
Daphne Miss Alice Blanchctte
Myrine ..................Mi Miss Coda Rimes
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The DcnfIxth.

Waco, Texas. May ~. The second days
session OF the Texas Dental association
was devoted entirnly To clinics.
The afternoon was given to stercopticon
exhibition OF the use OF cocaine, illustrate
Ing the process Of forclug the cocaine Into
IND tooth With electricity,
sbort business see sion was held to-
might and come committee reports we're re-
eeiysd. The stereopticon exhibition was d.
recied by DR.. Thomas +. llinman Of At
tan,a I'm
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Fort Worth. Texas. May 49, Tho Fort
Worth district Bpworth League conference
opened two days' session this morning
at tho Mukey Memorial church on tho
south side. There is Il good attendance and
an interesting programme Is being carried
out.
Tho officers are Rev. George $. wyatt.
presidlng elder: j. Il. Baker, president
W. r. Bnkeney. first vice president W..
Il. walker, second vice president. Miss
Amelia Cummings. third vice president
Miss Berta Clements. treasurer, and G. a..
Sanford secretary.
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Rev. Mulkcy viii find plenty of work In
this city.
NOTES AND PERSONAL.

nr. A. Mnrabic. late Of New York, has
located In beaumont and will make this
city HIS permanent residence.
Mayor Eastman announces the intention
OF calling u special meeting OF the city
council FOR the purpose OF issuing proc!a-
mailon for school tax election.
Mira j. N. votaw and children leave to-
night TO visit relatives In Iowa. They go
10 Now Orleans and from there 10 Town by
river They will bo accompanied to New
Orleans by Mr. Votaw.
Manager Leo Hlanchette this afternoon
received Il Telegram announcing that the
Port Arthur baseball club would play the
Beaumont club nj Blanchet,o park. In this
city. Sunday afternoon The Port Arthur
rlub In composed OF baseball players from
tho North. Hardy. uniil recently with the
Houston league tenn, Will pitch Tor Beau
mont, aud tho game promises to be inter-
eating,
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me stcrnc Case on Trin,.

s,s."e fexas, May is.-The case Of
i. m,ne who killed Gregg Barber las,
| II ,Sn. Is set for trial in the district
t,.t, %,IlIorrow- This case resulted in
knIn,as AZ me last term OF court. The.
I n o. The parties carrIes with tho
~ ps,rsHeIapie amount OF interest.
| n CIT wa halt brother TO Hon.
' hbsr y, mere, and Ed S,orne Is a
' s,.a, For the prosecution the dis.
q. tho VIII be assisted by A. W.
Il. g s,,' county attorney. j, i. sadlor
use VIII IN g Gardner & Gardner. The
Wors nave Ex-Governor ]. $. Hnqa.
re q IA al. Morris OF Henderson aud
set,ss IL, u Could Fourteen attached
nle Nv WI, De brough, from Crocheit.
Central l Della. aged years, daughter
sIrt senager t. NJ. Campbeil. is
sgd ~ s ,a Dr., Fry OF Galycs,on. sum
is IN NV came IN today Mir. Camp
lsse # I'VE s,e from New ynrk and viii
20 o'clock to,n9rIog nlght.
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and Arnnsar pass.

and passenger agent OF the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass:
Doneral Passenger Agents Texas Lines.
rentlemen: On account OF meeting OF
Marshals' and Chiefs OF Police association
OF Texas. mayors, judges and county at
.orneys. etc, to be held at Corpus christi
June to II, beg to tender You q round
trip rate to Corpus Christi Of S. from
ehy oil our junction points, namely, Waco.
Cameron, Rockiale. West Point. Fia,onia,
houston and San Antonio. exclusive OF
transfer.
From Beeville Mr.. l.. ]. Parks. assistant
general Passenger agent al Houston. IL
rendered round trip rate to Corpus Christi
OF $500
As the convention is TO begin about June
we viii accept tickets sold on the it'll
and Sth. limited to return up to and In
Guiding the 18th. Yours truly.
u. ] Marlln
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Nntc. md PcrsnnnIs.

]. p. Moore. live stock agent OF the
Frisco, is In the city.
l. D. Traminell. resident engineer Of the
lntCynationa! ard Great Northern, was In
tho city yesterday
Colonel w a. Tuley travelling passenger
agent of the Frisco, arrived in the city
Yesterday from the West.
Colonel /. l.. Foster. manager Of se We
lssco Terminal is In the city. and says
ire new seaport is on hump,
w. u. Grosecloss. assistant general
frelgh, agent Of the Missouri. kansas and
Texss. left last night for New Orleans
n. n. Webb. travelling freight agent OF
the Iron Mountain, WIS in the city yester-
day from his headquarters at the tamale
tni,n.
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CHANGE ON |. & G.. n.
GENERAL MANAGER 7. NJ. CAMP.
DELL HAS RESIGNED.
Leroy Tricc. Division Supcrintcnd-
cnt of the Texas ana Pacific,
VIII Succeed Him.

Palestine. Texns, May 19.-Gencral
Manager 7. NJ. Campbell of the lntorna-
tional and Great Northern railroad returned
tonight from New York and authorizes the
announcement TO the railway public that
he has rendered his resignation MS general
manager OF this road, to take effect In a
few days that the same has been accepted.
and by the friendliest feelings and that Mr.,
Leroy Trlce. division superintendent Of
the Texas ana Pacific will succeed him.
Galveston. Texas. Nay i9.-The publica-
tion in today's Post concerning the ru-
mored resignation OF the general manager
of Texas line caused quite furry in
railroad circles today, and the knowing
ones named Colonel 7. NJ. Campbell of the
International and Great Northern ss the
man.
Tho rumor declares that the office OF
general manager is to be abolished, and
that l.. Trice who worked his way through
all the grades in the transportation do
partment on the International up to SUI
perntendent. and who is now division SUI
perintendent In charge OF the eastern d.
vision of the Texas and Pacific. is TO be
come the head Of the transportation de-
partment of the International with the
title of general superintendent.
The general managershp of the Inter
national is not the only office the gossips
have been busy with. 1t is a notorious
fact in railway circles that the Gould lines.
consisting of the Missouri Pacific. Iron
Mountain. Cotton Belt and International
with their multitudInous branches. en-
bracing perhaps greater mileage than any
system in the West, have had much trou
BILE through the fact that In many instances
the interests of parts of the system are
srbsoTved at an expense to the entire fla
brio. 1t has been wondered why general
head to the traffic of all the Gould lines
has not long ago been created, and 1T was
rumored no longer than year or so age
that such a move would Ice made. But foJ
some reason such action was never taken
Now it is revived as an appegdase TO the
story ancnt Colonel Campbelrs resignation
and it is declared that the scheme win be
put through. or at least that there will be
one executive head to the Gould lines in
Texas For that position the gossips have
slated l.. S. Thorne, now vice president
and general manager Of the Texas and Pa
ci1c.
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GENERAL Mnbry selected.

San Antonio, Texas May le.--At a meet
ing Of the Interstate Drill association TO-
night Adjutant General ". II. Mabry Of
the Texas Volunteer Guards was unanim-
ourly elected commander OF the Interstate
drill In this city on July is 10 25- A COM
mites oonslgting OF Mayor Ca,lagan. Judge
n. Il. Green and President j. d. Strauss
Of tho Drill association, was appointed TO
20 TO Austin 10 tender the post to General
Mahrv
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Only inspecting the Property.

Colonel William Mahl. assistant to the
president Of the Southern Pacific, leaves
this morning for New orleans after ten
days stay in Houston. He is accompanied
by George I. KllalS, auditor of disburse-
menis at San Francisco also N. H. Foster,
the manager assistant AZ san Francisco.
Charles Segar. auditor In Houston. sill
accompany these gentlemen to New Or
lee1s. Colancl Mail. when scon by a Post
reporter yesterday and asked as 10 the gem
oral business of the company. said I'VE
are well p!ensed with the business We are
doing. but we are never behind In looking
after little more work. We have off
Gals that can be trusted and we know
that when any business is 10 be had that
We viii set It. and | want you to under
stand than we get it in legitimate way.
You may say that the Houston aud Texas
Central Will soon have In the yards two
new switch engines Of the most improved
type. aud bcsides we are ordering a LOT OF
refriggrgiing cars" Mr. Mail will re-
turn TO Houston Ia a few days to take 4
look after little outside work.
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Colonel James Blair. president of the
Houston East and West Texas, leaves today
for New York after stay of several days
in Houston and ON the line. He is just az
happy as man could be over the pros
,cis Of his company doing a good busi-
i.cs1 and says he wants II distinctly UNI
DER otd that when a man talks Of rail-
roads in Texas that the Little Giant must
first be mentioned. Hereafter, colonel. the
order viii be obeyed
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nnrarn on lhr Crc.. Of me WIVES.

The Iandsman, tourist or commercial
ir iyeler. speedily begns. and not only
of human misery during the transit Gu'oas
HE compositions Atlantic. But II, with
wise presciepce. he hos proyided HIM
Bli,ers, his pangs are promptly nltigdte1
ard then cease ere The good SHIP again
Crot,s h.s anchor THIS II worth Know
ing ana thOueands Of our yach.Hmon
summer soylgers. tourists ana business
men do know II,
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Galveston, Texas. May le.-George Beers
former chief clerk in the general freight
office of the Santa Fe. has accepted a po-
sition with Dan Ripley agent of the Miami
or Hogan steamship line. which Is to COM
mence operations between this port and
Ney York In July. !, is understood.
though not confirmed, hat Charles L.
By,rs, general freight agent OF the La
Porte, will also Join Mr. Ripley.
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nEv. ABE MULKEY COMING.

Key. Abe Mulkey. the evangelist whoAe
cloquence and energy has been 90 effective
In the cause OF Christianity. viii Join Rev.
W. W. Watts, pastor OF the Methodist
church in a series OF revival meetings IN
this city. These meetings will begin at
the Methodist church Friday night and
will be made doubly attractive by u mu-
eical service by a choir In which the beat
voices Of Beaumont will participate. The
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WAxAHACHIIs.
Decoration Day Working
for Prohibition.

Waxnhachle. Texas, May 1o.--Docoration
day is over Yesterday the cemetery was
bower Of beauty. for every available cor
nor Ind been utilized by floral tributes to
the dead. Every slab and mound was
remembered. The following programme
was rendered; Song. Nearer My Go 10
Thee" Prayer by Elder G. Mcpherson.
Address by I. W. Adknaon. Song. hd-
dress by Elder G. Mcpherson. Song. Bcne-
dicllou by j. W. ADHESION.
Chairman Roesor Of the executive COM
mltteo Of the Ellis County Prohibition club.
is calling for aid 10 push on prohibition In
the county Clubs are being organized by
Rev. Mr. White
Tho placing Of the docket took up most
Of the day IN the district court yesterday.
Judge billiard tried ono caso. This was
the care Mollio Vckers vs. Richard Vlck-
crs divorce. which was granted.
Tho whist club which has been the liyest
thing In the society OF Waxahaohe. dis
banded after tho last meeting at Miss Ruth
Sims home.
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WACO'S QUEEN CARNIVAL
The International Representatives
True to Their Parts,
TEXAS BEAUTY IN COSTLY RAlMtNl
Fine Carriages Rcsplcndcnt with
corattons--liome Industries
Represented I'm Parade.

Waco, Texas, May l9.--The grapdes, pa
Of the Karnival parade this evening.
Everything was perfect even the weather.
and the entire city bent its energies 10
make the Affair success. The ceremonies
at the park ware very imposing. The COM
mittec OF Judges gave the prize to Miss
Francis Loudde. daughter OF MIR. C. H.
1.uedde. who represented Germany. aud
the award was good one, Miss Lucdde
is beautiful blonde. was gorgeously at
tired. and her chariot was perfect piece
OF art. She was escorted in the process
Sion by the Maenerchor club, tho German
society organization here.
The Wake Karnival club was represented
hy six donkeys on float with their heads
tied close together. and strcamer an
nuunrcd The karnival Managers in SEES
sion This Joke played on themselves
WIS highly appreciated by the public and
created peals of laughter as it passed.
The award of the prize to the interna-
tional queen closed the exercises at the
park tonight The crown was placed on
the brow OF the new queen by Mrs T. y.
Jones. who made "a beautiful coronation
speech. Tomorrow will bring sim more
Interesting programme.
The city is fun of visitors and they eN-
press delight at the entertainments
Waco, Texas, May 19-The grea, car
nival opening today was one of the most
imposing ceremonies ever Witnessed in
this city.
The grand pageant presented picture
Of art, genius and enterprise. creating pro-
found surprise at the gorgeous displays
produced. The forenoon was given to
music by the bands. promcnading the
streets and rendering most popular airs.
AT p. IN. the vendetti appeared pre-
senting realistic view of tho historic
bands of desperadoes and their display OF
howemanship was very interesting. They
dashed through the streets, at first Yell
but soon the l,-.&er discovered that there
was carnival of queens about to be held
and his band was at once Informed that
this locality was going to be too warm
for any kind of lawltssness. AMI they be-
gan TO slip away. increasing their speed
as they approached The residence streets
AID finally dashing full speed out OF town
at p. M the bicycle races began and
continued until after o'clock.
AT O'Clock the bells began ringing and
the Whistles began blowing the signal for
the march of The procession. The parade
was in charge of MI IL. a. Paine. grand
marshal of the carnival. who WAS assisted
by the following aides Shap'sy Ross,
Howard Mann, WIN Harris, Eugene Sparks,
Henry Miller. Thomas Garfield. Frank
Hlnchnran, Tom l.. Mccullough. j. IL.
Lockwood. r. w. Jahlonowsu, CHAPLIN
c.. all n AnalF
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Impure water. the cause Of so much ~
health made harmless by adding a. little
Arvostura Bitters. Manufactured by Dr.
/. g. b. slegert q Sons.
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AriI, ei--TnTk Alice lBrl, Glneirson'
from ANArado. schooner Mary sabiIofi
Euti~1ge, from TAMPA