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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24

THE display of spring millinery was
never as large nor as varied as 1T was
Sunday. The day was beautiful
Mne ard all the ladies improved the
opportunity. While of course all the
hats looked alike to the men, the YER
dict Of the feminine portion ofthe town
is that the new hats are just perfect
ly lovely and the number of different
styles is very large. Some of the
creations were perfect dreams but II
is whispered that the prices paid for
them would give one a horrible case
of nightmare. Morgantown girls are
always pretty but they never looked
more charming than they did on this
occasion.
THE photographers are busy pre-
pairing the pictures which are to be
inserted in the catalogue. There
will be an unusually large number
in it this Spring and the book will
be work of art in every respect. 1t
will not be issued for some time yet,
just how long is not known but ii
may be in the hands of the public
before Commencement. No little of
the increase in attendance at the I'm
iversity is due to the magnificent
catalogues which have been issued
in the last few years. DR.. Reynolds
prepared the first illustrated cata-
logue ever issued by the University
and first began the systematic and
thorough advertising which has re-
suited in such great good to the in
stitution.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24
A MORGANTOWNM MAN In NEW YORK
What Business Foresight, Nerve and
Industry will Accomplish.

A gentleman from this place who
returned from New York few DAYS
ago said 'As all Morgantown Wis
itors to the metropolis do dropped
in to see Duke Hirschman. There
are few people in our county, men
women or children who do not know
him. He greeted me very cordially
and amid the cares and calls and de-
mands of business made me to feel
at home in the great building on
Broadway where their sales floor and
factories are. l was surprised to
see the place with it's throng of
clerks, type writer's and other en-
ployees and the volume of business
transacted. In the shipping depart
ment / noticed great cases of goods
packed and marked for such places
as Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Denver,
st. Louis, New Orleans and even
San Francisco. The store and fac
tory covers 1900 square feet of
floor space. Ii runs from Broadway
to Lafayette Place.
II well remember when Mr.
Hirschman came to Morgantown in
1879 a mere boy and opened a small
store in the Carraco building. 1t
grew and he soon was compelled to
seek more commodious quarters. 1t
still grew until now he has whole
building especially modelled to suit
the business and one of the largest
and handsomest store rooms in the
state.
'sSix years ago Mr.. Hlrschman
associated himself with the firm of
Weinman, Hirschmah q Co. may
add word for Mr.. Weinman the
venerable senior member of the firm.
In conversation with him Mr.. Vein
man said that he had been in bust
ness in New York for Al years and
had never asked an extension of
time on an obligation or any other
business favor.
1.-THE establishment il solid one,
is in COMPETENT hands and does a
very extensive business"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24
Salt, Salt

Just received this day 100 barrels of
A No. ! new salt, which we will sell
at 81 per barrel. This salt is in new
barrels and is white and fine and nice,
and 1T for table use az we'll as for 9TH
er purposes. Come and get barrel
or two while it is nice and fresh.
Very truly,
HUTCHINSON & JACOBS,
Little Falls, w. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24

If she likes you Easter Sunday,
she'll like you all the year. n you
want her to like you get one Of those
new spring suits at Hirschman's,
$500, 500 $3.50.
Window shades any sire made to
order " Hirschman's. Big lire Of
lace curtains at the right Drioek
Al stsndsE bnnds of ooase. =
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24
Have You Faith

In the liveliest and sound
est town in West Vir-
ginia. If so, consult I.
w. WILEs, the dealer
and developer. $50, SIS,
and 500 for large lots or
81 per week. He has a new
scheme by which he
helps 4 par mn get a
home. z4e alSc finds a
place vi I5itehy 0Qf horse.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24

Mary M. Jenkins, Florist, Grafton,
w. Va. Fine cut flowers and floral
designs speciality. Potted plants IN
variety. Grafton, w. Va. Box 22l.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24
Flour and Coffee Coming Dow.

Arbuckles and Other Colfees, i3c
Gold Medal Flour, 5Sc
Winnehaha Flour, 60c
AT POSTEN'S CASH STORES.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1897-04-24
Girl Wanted.

Nice home, light, work, liberal wa
ges. Inquire at L. V. Keck's.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
Personal MENTION.

A. ". Chulress was IN the city yester-
day from Dallas.
Mrs. :. y. Cooper OF Woodville IS stop
ping ar the l.awlor.
Mrs. a. Is Av and family now have apart
menis at the New Hutchins House.
Mrs. Richarlso Xmas returned from
Galveston. whvre she Went TO attend The
marriage Of her brother, X. K, b. Cline
Mrs. w. (. Drew left yesterday Via the
lrtermtional and Groat Northern for
syracuse. y. y, 10 spend the summer
Mrs. Horace Booth and Two children
len YES, sriay for TYLER. They vii go
from there TO Colorado and spend the
summer.
NJ. I'M Of this city has returned
home from keachie, La. where he has
and female college.
Nj. stella Fernandez. Mss Adel!a La
CoNrs!ers Of New York, chaperoaed by
Nj and Mrs. Jas McCane, pa.d The
Post pleasant visit las n-.nt.
Mr.. y. J. Hurley who went 10 Hemp
stead several weeks ago Tor treatment,
whites that he has greatly improved and
has now every hope Of recovery.
Tho following Hcusuonians sailed on the
Mallory line steamer Nueces yesterday
for New York. Mrs. W. II -igecock, VIM.
Curry, Mrs. VIM. Curry and child, Wrl.
Srohr Mrs. VIM Spohr. Julian Fielder,
Andrew Parker, Charles Andrews, Miss
julia Cartwright.
W. T. spohr. who has lived in Houston
for about four years. ana of late has
conducted the saloon at the corner Of san
Jasiuto and Commerce streets, has gone
back to his native country in Denmark.
He left on the Mallory ship yesterday
from Galveston for New York, thence
across the Atlantic.
John G. Dueper president of the Duebcr
Watch Case Manufacturing company,
and thr Hampden Watch company OF
Carton, Ohio, IS IN the city and Is being
entertained hy j. l.. NJ tchell Mr. Duehsr
has The distinction OF being at the head OF
one Of the largest Misunderstanding ,siab-
! shm,nis in ONO aul is neiehbor Of
Pre- lc4t McKinlcy when thu president is
at home Yesterday afternoon he was
driven over the city by Msssrs. ]. l..
Mitchell w. II. Coyie and Harry johnson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
BEATING TUE PAPER.
People Seem to Think II All Right
To Dcndhcad the Press.
Nav Orl,aus Statrs

People Seem to Think II All Right
To Dcndhcad the Press.
New Orleans States.
There is nothing that excites the surprise
Of the newspaper publisher more than the
disposition Of the public 10 ask the gift OF
copy o! the paper or the use of its alver-
Using space without pay. Many men of
means, ordinarily liberal and who would
not hesitate to invest half or even five
dollars in treating" friends. have no scru-
pie In deadheading the office for copy OF
the paper. or for the insertion Of no
iice" or an advertisement The Copy
Hook, n paper published in the interest Of
newspa; ers, thus comments en- this singu-
lar practice:
The publisher OF a newspaper has one
the newspaper TO sell and the space IN hls
columns to rent. Can any one inform us
Why he should be expected to give away
either one or the other He can, IL he 20
chooses. and he does, as matter OF fact.
furnish great deal OF space rent free.
But it does not follow that he ought to he
expected 10 do so, 1t ought 10 be recog-
ni2ed as contribution, exactly as would
be tho giving away OF coffee or sugar by
tho grocer But, strange TO say. II is not
looked upon in that light at all. yet every
body knows that the existence u 4 news
paper depends upon the rent Of it's suace
and the sale Of It's papers. US merchants
success depends on selling his goods ,n-
stead Of giving them away
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
CITY BHEVIrIEs.

rhn II,,l, f.,,,,.l ii, ,-i,,- -. 49,,
=, ~, - -, -, . W" e. nvSlm w. lil-1I
- l""' -''i'--''' "h 'p'"'N'S "NcF''E'
Five hundrei printed copies OF the new
charter wert delivered Yesterday 10 C.ty
$500 NI1"''
Tho state lpworlh League Of the Col
oret Methodist Eplscoual church Will be-
gin is annual convention this morning at
Trinity church, of which Rev. Il. Parker
is pastor.
san Jaclnto Chapter Daughters OF the
Kepnbllc OF TeNpS Will meet mt the resi-.
dcncc OF Mrs Max Urwitz. at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon THIS Is the last meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

was discovered thas the negro was crazy.
lie WAS taken back to Richmond.
sam Ferguson. who died TUESDAY al ST.
.Jos,ph's iafrriNat-y, aai who was reported
as being a brother Of Henry Ferguson OF
For. Pend. was buried Yesterday; a sis
ter OF Henry Ferguson llNln-S IN ms city,
is authority for the statement that the de-
ceased was not a brother OF Henry Fer
gUson,
II. u. sherman who shot ut Walker
Rainey. c,olorcd. and wounded hts horse
on; IN the Clear Creek ucighborhovd on
Tuesday WAS arrested YESTERDAY on II
charge Of assault 20 murder ana waving
examination before Justice HITS court
WAS placed under a $3.50 bond TO appear
before ,l,N ,-f.i,f, i-B,al t,ou-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday by City Engineer Guer-
niger:
II. A. Davidson. servants house, lot Z.
block l72, Prairie avenue, $50
w. Harral, repairs to house lot s, block
a. Caroline street; $500,
j. +. Oats, one story cottage, lot Z,
block mo-. given, Rusk avenue; $500.
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-'elf veg ne ie-'eAs and oiaa that sum
.'A'
Aa- Hf Afr cap adorned Win roses,
s-9--
~ itAi 4Itts aT9&Ye- AHi ~ we hei1s;
Ll h-a1 ana iioihle, uuIn 1f"- peace
s-3 .af
TIE --apy flowers smiled vi,h rosy l.ps.
Apa A!THs near ~ oa uf4at aea balancing.
sang clear @n9 s~ee; 4 Joyous melody.
s@N ihe grand cd temple. gray With
"4l ia.f+ ~ may ye-Ts has stood.
'@e Le
'- h-t'i -Hl Small. s. rs VAT. hieh
N-
t."ti-l-- stood. sz On these sails
s4-t
once longing seized me TO 20 Ia
hl1. ''-qae- through RE iron gate
ls-l 1't- t1e fpr-io-s yard into the hail
-r .lcl saeA cross n iron hu-s
la0- q s"at' flowers, ue~ly taiusd
BY aaz-a ot love and cen the zine p1ra
clock
T,sa; s.ca4 apart. Was Ike the res; az
tsyt2
ir front aiol19 the rs!rted altar IIe-e.
ois-4t.c E4r.anis dgapd. and :resscs
bright
~ Angels peapcd from cut the dim Loaf
work
AS sometimes from q cloud the sun peers
for,h.
N ! Looked round with wondering eve. !
taw
The thr5neirz crowd from ,ar ant rear
which +h.-a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is IT.
LON NAcArIoN RArEs.

The Queen and Crescent will sell excur-
sion tickets at low rates TO the mountains
and seashorc resorts every day from June
to September 80, inclusive, With final
limit October 81 1897.
Tho Queen and Crescent route offers TO
tourists this year the most perfect train
service and appointments ever offered the
southern travelling public, Through Pull
man sleepeTs of the finest pattern.
Apply TO your nearest Queen and Cres-
cent ticket agent for rates and full infor-
nation. 4. +. Barnett
G.. =. A., New orleans, La.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
Yoakum. Texas. JUNO l.--Who Nants the

Yoakum. Texas. June Who wants the
following described men; one about Is
or so years old about feet II inches high,
weight about 65 or 40 pounds, light hair,
heavy light colored sandy mustachc, blue
or gray eyes, high cheek bones frOwn on
face wears broad brimmed white hat,
pants in boots, The other one about % or
~ wears old about feet or inches
high frecklod face short neck heavy set
weight about $50 or 100 pounds, generally
wears wlJto handkerchief tied around his
neck; hair dark and little inclined to be
curly or wayy, dark sandy beard blue
eyes; wears pants in boots They came
here In a horse wagon; wagon rather
old and worn, name scratched of of wag-
on, wagon drawn by small gray and bay
ponies. Wagon supposed to have been stol-
en- from about Flcresvillc. Wilson county
Texas. These two men came here about
TWO or three months ago fhoY are Nery
uneasy when strangers come about t'lnm.
VIII not visit any public gathering I'm tie
day time. Address all communications 10
H. Il. Crlswell. City Marshal HCalium
Texas
strayed or stolen from j. T.. Stewart
Deep Water, Texas. one horse. color bay,
age years, 10 hands high, shod all
around. Reward liberal
And also one pony, color dun. age 5 or
years. IA hands high sore on inside OF
left fore leg, brand Spanish shod all
around. both work horses
And also one horse. color brown. az, 7
years; went with the two horses of ! +.
stf~9rt' This horse was lila hands high
no shoes, heavy tail name has been
reached and shaggy, Liberal reward
This horse belongs to II. T. Jones. II
vent of with ste~.T horses
Albert Erickson.
~ ", =, Sheriff Harris County
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

ycsr. We entered in,o oar work with vim.
At recess Caesar made war upon the 0Auis
Nith hiS S-1ly. ana thea We IaA9e var upon
Miss Montgomery with our Latin. From
the firSg cur Glass was classical, once We
stuSie. Caesar il Lara, deoslroed Caesar
II English. for we we're reading oSr iisti
Shakespeare, ana erammca Caesar In his
tory. All was Caesar except algebra. and
that was a-sbcsquc.
"Durias thiS year a crch; deal Of rivalry
existei between the twp sc-.e;icS The first
3o3l; debate eccarrca. Our class orator sap
Fariea ons side, sua evs- s'nce we have
heea looking ior some htsrcrac OF N.rsi JIG
lArrsl 10 crown hlta- We haven't found
aEy eveea enough set
'sN3th whR; bright prospects c.a our
third year earsyaaurs, We e-tcrca brand
rev bWla!ne. Aaa We resolved then and
there that Ire High schc, should be proud
o. is fir. .arior class We thought our
selves much sl9-eTiN 20 tae green class. ttut
al ye green class Now srnce we have Ae21
the tzslortuns;a position Of senior, how can
VIC Lcrl Tor YOU How he-5.oAly did yoa
boar all rttioetiqas cast uT'aa yors shori-
cotu.nEst Istile aid W. think 81 ths time
when we shoui4 30 set Va - examples
wlta Z cgit.ciSIus .ua.o- elaSs - decide oar
faults
cur faculty tbs wear was changed Tn
sc- CIR TrW Liza ;oacher Te learned 10
love Cicero Ga5 tolerate prose. has there
ever been 4 LAIN class attached 10 prose
wcrk5 !. there tsGl1 he found such 1t
so2ia nc; live .ouE. x would b 100 good
Ia sg4,e %. sia1y q hard Young ulAa
fancy ltsatly :urIel 20 thoughts Of love
Nes Wc had love affair 10 ;he class. II
has become al Sb@a.s.ng toqic 20 all .: &c
sYsr since . y-o-ls ma FIRST sAid Bes brew
&c D.; ] love Acr ilUca.
We lei, q--e Important when W saw
cu- first lolce @. cl2as meeting pasted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

The following report by Superintendent
William bradburn shows the work of the
Florence Critenton Home mission since
Its organization;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

''Ah. while On I'm flying,
The memory O: that hours 3clsnt
shall bless Sil hour o. dying
lie finished ard slowly looked around at
Who stood behind IN tears. 20 sr.cve no,
thus"
He SAID. II is rot meet that We should
spend
! Our DAYS forever In communion thus.
! fSut that we 80 into tho world euriehei
I BY treasures rare. which here we've gained
ana which
] To others IN our life were pledged to give
I Up and depart, stern duty waves he vana.
! Il makes Us SAD, yet we must say tasewel.
And now pray Gca's Blessings on You
all
He sl,oke no mora. ard sill. with reverend
heads,
Bowed low IN prayer, then rose ana slow
departed.
Miss Rowan made 8 sweet picture Of 4
Z fair rourE poet as she reci;cd her verses In
/ o modest. unaffected manner, whith won
I her much applause
! The vocal solo ~ Miss May Jones was
/ treat, her clear. sweet notes winning ior
her wei! deserved praise.
Tho number which followed was highly
/ original AEa sel executed 'iIss Erma GIN
made a splendid Dame Fortune dressed. as
she Wa, in a Puritan costume Of white
.!chu over black gown and white bonnet.
she carried i basket which contained her
gifts 20 tAe class.
They were ali clever hits and the audience
was IN laughter continually. Win quaint
manners she sad.
lis said somewhere that IN THIS good,
sweet world every one d1th A. some time
Get that vA!ca h must w.sae;a. woTketa
To- and deSerVeth and 80 !. Dame Fortune,
come 10 you. rry children. o. this joyful
gay, t1Gt pc 1lAy nos nave ~ Wa-- l...!
rle seasons b, "a tao appointed tsae, bus
that VI NAV ;olay rscelv" Your wishes.
The you,h WV hash foutuess for the
a.nQlel,S 2l1 .Gp-- .la Euasts. spat ally tla
learned Greeks. I.c.ls, where arr thou For
thee j Save Greek -uanus ript, and know
thol Til- prize l.. Srt tahs sre4; pleasure
il The translation thereof.
Who Is j. VINO hath No: missed school a
aav This yaar Who ha;h o7aved storms.
T-iue cyclones, Sickness, An. there she
Isl lis El.sao-,h 10 thee Elizabeth. DO
/ give This reward to- Pe-.cv. attendance.
Thou. 3scpie. ar, alWass smiling. 80
n sov sluhes-ls Aast thou given oui this
yea7 ,hat a few stray oass ! have caught
aad euiiei 10. ana now I give them back
20 thee. lss e.. some future time thou
sAo-.lst have need OF them.
Rosa ihou cl ID after mine own heart,
When rAoL G7as- ia irach next year thou
--,-,.s. H., 49,. ~ th,. r,ositfo, I viii piye
-, a..
For three az my NOS, obedient daughters
:; .,, - - 49,, -
- T., .-,,'i. ,-,,,,
49, - -. Wv 80 ~ va
- - ~, ~ -. ~" ''.. . 80
io' sraia borrow. rs bad habit.
-le "a ~ -, 400 -. ~
- oooN e'~ "'''''"
-
me- uIe l.'I lis 'A"t ,hpu "a.t
AH .''s b7sAe" liel mast 50 lltiie Aalr'
e. p" 'lNl ieaIts. '-ol are 5,Nu"G Htlu'
VIOLA ~ $40 inaeel my cA'iI' 80 nave
/ 'i'-sh- 'u5r "aeFeNl'A - H'AAe my mar
'9n"'
dY e1a' o. won am pronteS' VINO al
'''"t' 20 "'rnhH e rlshis' ana talke'h So
j.! 'plAt &" pc. "pH3@s' ny '4H'
Nneu iaol CONTEST no 'Ae Office OF nresi-
4tlf or Inv country let this piece nj SILVER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
"PATHFINpER"-wHAT IS lT7

C, JANKE & CO.. 5O3 M>,N STREET.
An upright piano for sale CHEAP for
cash In good toili'iol. l':od Lut lit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
CLASS DAY EXERCISES.
Grad uatina Glass Of the houstor
High School.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME GIVEN.
scene. Prom -The Princess" Class
History, Poem. Prophecy. ioSe'h'
er With Musical Numbers.


Ton. .as graduating class o. he S'sA seaS''.
csssrvea TIE custom Of holding class Guy
prey;pus to the tce 1..Al graduating exercises
xhe, isa diplomas are -ece4Ve-a- I1is WAS
n ve-y ,afslsku; lnunTrtioa, &llow-as a. o.
ro-;uas,y. as il 9oes. ;or TIE psahe 20
ss-o.ns bette, acquainted vHa tie Glass
ana ~ allowing each inGivtaaa! member
Of the class 3 wider scope to- the display
q ability.
tbs class d&y exercises Eere had n
ID. axssz.llr h1l Of the E.sh school eli!d-
Ing yesterday z7s-9..ns from % Il e-ocE
Tsa Big Al-y RON pss ~ 5e12ua by 1hs
frieaes 81 ne ,oung seo1!e. e.! tae p-t---
g. TIE hsga seaos. t-cculglas t1sir -s-A4
ses:s II lie roorz- IA.s made large
ercue and & merry one. whleA oosu7lc1 l-e
slIze L acmlrins me decorations and dis
cass1ag tbs merits q t1s cl2ss
The platform il iAe assembly rtcta fal
be-ea sy1fs1 gsQ-l lie arch Grove w.-A iF7
lAsgs Texas flags AID Gu.tsd States tAe
Of equal sl1e. together N.tE tluS az Eal-
bnz.trs. he class cclors RUIZ - ~r-uua
shs VAL Il - back q .ha sage H4s a
1ria4s q. bis. 4nd gold e.r-h eyer b
baGreoo vina lad ttan dr-Ve4, v tile l1t
f-aat = .he platform vas 81. Wa .ci1s
AID palms AID hung VIA sr--s- ta'-s
o0tse- Wa e M7tia- .' ~---'a '' Hs,
tbe4- st-urs Eo.1 aea-1st -s@ -i1e Nu- g
bringing tpr.A lie c1cse1 c--r!s ~
show n.Aa1sr
The class q 90 vas sreetea ~i.E
hear r9ar1 g. s5il-n9- -s i1-f t1-le-e4
10 !he:r ss1+& - ss.l.- -r-!a o. '.l f--t-
Eo-a. j wAs trry -ae class l
arce. I'll .ooA.nt as t-ie1t -a- tf-'1 81.
tie morning The class o. ~
iso t9Fs aE.- ~ euiy-cle girls. .-e s.-l la--
iiol ot iogs bag !atesr ili- 81: '"F7
graduating Glass q tas 1.-h acs7i t-s
s@50sea. il is a. urlscAsls .i'--e4 DIES
And q N;A - 1oRn ss Gar 10 D. l-ns
Tsi4a@Iu -tiec = lie aa--s ct i-e 90
~ 11s szt h tAe pra .-4i, : fi-Iots.
IL cis Chang r'a.arfs t4e -ra-aefa iate
lisveF baa % ;s-tA ia'l Glass .9 ,--r rk
and bright Not ore I'LL A-e
- s'ss'.i''e
a. ne e.sss ia b. -a. s5.s NH 90 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03
"PATHFINpER"-wH At Is ITg

Deep Rock Bed Rock. Vichy and Lithia
Waters on draught at Keislings Soda
Fountain. 502 Main Street.
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improvements OF the Mon,h

The total number OF building nern,,v a.
sued during the month OF May for the
construction OF buildings in tho city
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MONTH

Rent is paid in advance for the month
hand OF $50. s"S" 'h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

Good cooking was introduced into Eng
land by the Normans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

limits was IFS, the improvements in
a total cost of S22.SS0.
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co.

Gas for illuminating, cooking. heating
and power II desired Apply to J. ]. Nc
Keever, general manager.
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"PATHFINDER"-wHAT IS IT.
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"PATHFINDER"-wHAT IS IT?

WORD To TIE WISE, ETC.
For best work the Only place is 81 Pack
ards Troy Laundry. 9l2 Prairie avenue
Phone S32
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-03

Ta- lass POEM. written ars ree!ted by
i.-s Hoaz Rowan. followed
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-05-08
]. N, G, Stockton, the Jacksonville
Banker, Is Selected by
His Followers.
DECISION REACHED YESTERDAY.
Two Caucuses Held and the Matter Thor
Oughly DiSCusced-Was a Trusted
Friend.

Tallahassee, May AT the Call
caucus held last night it was proposed
TO take Call down and substitute J. N.
9. Stockton, the Jacksonville banker
and member of the legislature and
Calls trusted leader and friend. The
subject was fully discussed but no ac-
tion was taken. At another caucus
held early this morning it was dcfi-
nltely decided 10 maze the change, it
having become apparent that Call
could not longer hold his vote to-
gether.
Call spoke at the caucus with deep
earnestness and urged his friends all
to vote for Stockton.
One ballot was taken today, result
ing as follows: Chipley 81, Stockton
33, Raney 20, Burford l.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-05-08
A FiendiSh Crime Committed in
Midwife Late Thursday
Night.
EXCITEMENT is RUNNING HIGH.
The Murdered Man Was Well KnOwn-The
Spectacle a Horrible
One.

Midwife, Ca, May THE inhabi-
tants of Midwife are much wrought
up over the assassination of Mr.. Joe
Sprintz last night. Sprintz was en-
ployed as barkeeper by the firm Of
Davis & Marks, he being a brother-in-
law of Davis. He was in the habit of
opening up the store, and failing to do
so this morning, Mr.. Dan Culp1an, a
clerk in the same establishment, went
to Mr.. Sprintz to wake him, and being
unable to wake him from the front
door, he decided to go to the back,
where he found the door opened and
Mr.. SprIntz sitting in his char with
his legs crossed and his pipe lying on
the floor.
Blood and brains were pouring from
his head, which seems to prove that the
first lick which he received on the head
caused his death. His throat also
showed signs of foul play. On exami-
nation it was found that the murderer
had relieved him of his diamond ring
and pin, watch and chain and 81 900 in
gold belonging to DIR. j. j. Fitzpatrick.