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DIED AT SABINE PASS.

News was this afternoon received in
Beaumont that Mr. Joseph Martz, aged "a
years. had died this morning at his home
In Sabine Pass. Mr.. Martz Was n native
of Catalonia. Spain. but came 10 Sabine
more than nifty years ago He was sea.
man. and during the Mexican war served
on a United Status frigate and WAS on Gal
weston island when Texas was annexed TO
the United States During the cIvli war
he served IA the Confederate army from be-
ginning to finish and made a splendid rec
ord as n soldier. AS II citizen he lived an
upright, honorable life and died In comfort
able circumstances. His remains VIII be
inferred at Sabine Pass tomorrow.
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rANATIos sunDuEp.
Government Troops Gained Another
Victory Over InsurEcntr.


New York. juno 1o.--The Hcrald's corr
resuondent In Rio janeiro. Brazil. tele-
graphs that tho Federal TROOPS have de-
fcated Antonio ConsclAeiro's main body OF
fanatics. numbering about 5000 men. In .
hard folght and decisive battle
General Oscar. who Is Mt the head OF tho
nraeillan columns. believes that the fanat-
ical movement 10 now crushed. the rebels
having lost In killed aud wounded is men
ana many OF thcir chiefs, Conaclheiro
himaolf led his forces. but retired when no
saw that defeat was certain,
Tho Bragilians luat many mon. including
one colonel and cleycn officers OF subordi-
nate rank.
Tho Brazilian government will attempt
to induce General san OreIlt OF Muntevidco,
uruguay. to visit Rio Jenelro for the pur-
pose of calculating his discovery OF cure
for yellow fBvcr
Tho lcrasds correspondent IN Moptc-
vldeo, Uruguay. tolsgrapha that the insur-
gents are gaining ground. They aro now
btveiginE tho town of Ssllto.
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THE POP NOAH SCHEME.
An O1sla homHn's Comparative Road
MnuIh SnNa. NIiIIinnA

Would Save millions.
Guthrie, o, T.. June S-"Budaio" Jones
OF Perry has been TO Topeka. Kan, to con-
suit with Governor Leedy about the pro-
posed cooperative North and Souh rail-
way TO tide water Jones built and operated
for six months the seyenty-mile Pop"
railway in Texas. When asked about his
visit to Governor Leedv he said:
There will be no special session OF the
Kansas legislature before next winter. The
railway people undoubtedly sounded every
member before they met the Kansas rail-
way commissioners, and felt that they
could safely refuse to reduce rates. Had
they doubted their safety they would have
compromised by giving a reasonable reduc-
ton Governor Leedy realizes the situation
and will not call the legislature together
unless he is satisfied that II Will do bust
ness.
My opinion is. that railway legislation
10 control rates is at an end for all time,
and that the only way we can get relief
Is to build our railway to tide water. aud
operate 1t at about cost. Grain could be
carried at cent bushei for each 100
miles. and a good profit made on the cost
OF the road. can build a road 10 the gulf
for less than 5000 a mile. The rolling
stock sufficient TO operate 1t on a liberal
scale would not cost more than $4,000 n
mile For safe figuring, put the total cost
Mt $4,000 mile which is only about one
eighth OF the average capitalization Of
railways in the United States. The rate
on wheat from Perry to Galveston is 81
cents per 100 pounds. or 20 cents bushel
II should be handled for cents and not
more than 10 cents Il bushel There are
20 600 600 bushels of wheat to be moved
out of Oklahoma this year, which means
81 600 600 virtually stolen from the people,
without considering the freight on corn,
cotton. caitlc, hogs and other products.
which will be at least as much more, or
total Of 81. 000, 600 Then. there is Kansas,
with 800 900 600 bushels OF corn, 10000, 900
bushels OF wheat and other products suf-
ficiont to swell the total to 500. 100000 bush
els Of grain. II is reasonable to suppose
that one half OF this will be shipped. and
that the railways will get an average OF
cents a bushel more than they should
charge. or a total OF s2i 900. That, with
Oklahoma, makes s2S.000o0o We could
build and equip railway from Northern
Kansas to the gull for So 900, 900, leaving MS
$50 00O. 900 from the savings of this year
for pin money They should have new
legislature In Kansas"
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russo PARTY.
General Manager Soakum I'm the

CRY Yesterday.
Private care No, 100 OF the Frisco road
which is the travelling home OF General
Manager H. +. Noakum Of the Frisco. came
into Houston Yesterday morning via the
southbouud Missouri. Kansas and Texas
train. the personnel OF the party aboard
being General Manager Ioaloum, Z. ID. Rus
sell. general freight agent; a. II, lightner
general agent freight department., head,
quarters Dallas. and J.fE, Leith. general
freight and passenger agent OF the ieNas
Midland. The car was switched to the
Santa Fe wards and My. Yoalsum and his
friends were driven to the city. Mr.. You
kun spent the morning In Houston lie mas
many friends here, and he called upon
them His visit Ia merely one OF pleasure.
and he had nothing 10 say upon railroad
matters when questioned by The Post rep
resentatiye.
| Mr. Yonkum left for Galveston at noon.
whore he was joined by the others OF the
party later In the day. They VIII spenh
| Friday in Galveston and tonight viii go to
| san Antonio.
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MIR. pALEnEY PROMOTED.
Mr.. ur,u's chief Clerk WIN Go on
the Traffic Department.
Circular WAS issued ypstcr-

The Traffic Department.
The following circular was Issued yester-
dav;
Houston and Texas Central Raliroau
Comnanv. Galveston, Harrisburg ana san
Antonio Hallway Company. Traffic depart
mont Houston, Texas june 10. 1897 ar
Lewis palfrey is hereby appointed travel
ing freight agent Of these COMPANIES, hyhu
quarters Houston. Texas. Effective June
ue"' II. A. Jones.
Az General Freight Agent
Approyed c. W. Bein. Tralfic Manager
This is a promotion for Mr. Paiirey anu
n deserved one. He has for nearly TWO
vcnrs been chief clerk in the Office OF
Traffic Manager Bein, where he has oy
faithful application to the duties oil ms
rosi;gon made for himself record WIN
The general officers OF the COMPANIES nv I'M
has resulted in him being promoted 10 'ne
nositIon of travelling freight agent y,
,,,, az ereat responsibility, and ne arVePs'
y, =, the request OF the trahic mahastr .
i1e 10 thorough railroad man. has deNoted
~ n,tire life TO the business. COMMENCING
, ~. ago. He worked In Houston for rev
.raI wears with the southern RACINE "nu
afterwards with the Katy, and was AZ o"'
,I,ne IN Waco with the latter road; j..
Who Mr. Pal rey's successor VIZ t-a,
no, known There is no intimat,on -.
The general Offices as 10 VINO w"i 'es'
The royeted position just Fscaten'
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!. w II Coyle. Henry NJ. Curtin
N. burkett returned yesterday
'Ae'r hshing trip TO Morgan's Point.
H., , sue back loaded with--the re-
Ia han han attempt 10 say with how many
tsrv 40 use they each tell a different
H. tau ~ uhtll an exhibition Is made of
k.ssh, pon which they claim to have
u "s,ch viii be made this evening
t,k,a - M''chell's corner, the public Is
Been. ., suspend its judgment on the dit
1atersas" stories that were in circulation
fecs T,,, george Burkelt says that the
J lunt cub Of Palestine is all right on
Ask T.u nut when 1t comes to fishing the
W la, ~ OF Palestine are not in it with
le' Handlers OF Houston.
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FAMINE AND PLAGUE IN CHINA.
Many Dead Bodies Lie Beside the Road ucared For While
IInnue and Smallpox Are Sprendinn Daily.

Vancouver c. June Avices by tho Empress
handea
o Eochu y
having numerous dead
the had
OF
inaccessible swollen
@
Is
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LADY sEREyADH, KILLED.
WINS shot by ~ Man Who Fired Into
the Crowd.

Little Rock. Ark, June lo,--Miss Leona
Goodman, one OF the most popular society
bellies of Dardanclle. was killed In most
shocking manner At Rover. Aik,, last right.
Last night party OF young ladies' ana
Gentlemen were cut sercradlDg, and went
Ia /. house where a young teacher named
L,pe was stopping When awakened by
tho sercnaders i.ipe deliberately fired a
pistol shot into the serenadlng party. The
bullet struck Miss Gondusn In the neck.
causing instant death,
The murderer was arrested and spirited
AWAY 10 Danyille by the officers, who fear
ed that an attempt would be made by tho
exci,ed popiIlace 10 lynch him.
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J, sspSerihers Of tho stock OF the Pasa-
- Cigar company met yesterday at the
|.,ro, W T. K. Munger The meeting Was
Ashtrns. mr. Munger reported l02 shares
bAsd Tor and nincty-seyen yet to be
|,Asss a. number Of testimonials were
|Geali,.. vm dealers and consumers. all
ttn Tss,. Mighty OF the Texas made clgans
fesrs,,rr sssr was Instructed TO act as
~ ihe s,o aSa collect the first installment
|es,r msa gE ana deposit in bsnk. An
balance =, a, VIII be called as soon as tbs
The i I'M, me stock is subscribed for.
Pile '"ess PROMISES TO be very profit
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NOT THE ONLY PEBBi.E'
Unless the Bench Is Opened Calves
ton May Not Get Cheap Rates

Galveston. Texas. June 10.--Generai pas'
seneer Agent w. G. Crush of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas railway. spent the day
in galveston. and IN uumistakooie terms
ave 1T as his opinion thn. Galveston Is not
tho onl, pebble on the beach. and thAt un n,
less the Beach hotel is opened MS lihe WIZ
not nut on excursion rates 10 Galveston
He saws his road is not disposed TO taNot
one town more than another thaI " wiz WI.
AN, nj. rotes 10 the town Offering the NEST
attractions. In his opinion Galveston can
not fiji the bill without the i'each fotel'
and II that hostelry remains closed his line
WIN nroceed to make other arrangements.
A subscription was started about week
ago 10 provide the funds necessary 10 open
Inc teach. There have been several CON
tributions. but tho people nave no, taiiei
over one another In getting to the list.
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u. Webb, San Antonio; c. Page, Fort
worth Campbell Hardy. Austin; j. H.
germany Centeryille; j. S. Bonner, Texas
U stevens. Austin: j. q. Mayes, Full
sear; A. A. Vardcll, Chicago; Willett VII
"a, Fort Lavaea; Thomas l.. Terry, NJ D..
@ushna; John II. Leavell, Georgetown:
Woodul Yoakum: Charles A. Ed
HS' ST. Louis: J. H. Miriam. Galveston
r. Bonner, Houston; j L. Armstrong.
aosaoches j. II. Summe rs. Center; w,
hlllner, Bryan. r. H. Schumacher Ma
"a T. +. Daniel, Austin; ". J. Lyttle,
nh'ohioi Miss NJ. a. Robertson, Aus
l. T. French, New York; Weikart,
ser, Sullivan. Mesmer. Martin, Fart
rs' M, prinkwator. Partridge. petiiiohn,
, h.. Austin Baseball club; y. T..
p.. pehison; G. l.. Filler, Houston; u.
E, n,u'hne' 81. Louis, Judge y. \. CrayS 5.
MI, j.; L. Pettus. Goliad; +. ]. Parker.
l,s. u, I. Hart, p. NJ. service; William
v,,.' t san Antonio, j. c. Smith, Sandy
~ william Moon. San Antonio; VIII
Srs. p,,rn,s' Houston G.. l.. Smith New
s nj W. Chinn, Sunnyside; General II.
NJ vsaata Bryan VI. Ullmun. Galveston;
As,.i l. hesan. Hillsboro; Judge II. II.
n. nsurarge. J. G. Mayes, Fulshear;
Inv S MI Robertson, Austin; II, Van
~ Michigan ]. d. Stevens. st. Louis.
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object to conceding It, The talk at today's
meeting indicated better feeling and
more earnest desire for harmony than has
been shown for some time.
Another meeting of representatives Of
the lake and rail lines and other liacs In
terceted in the carriage of grain and grrin
products for export from tho Northwest
will shortly be held. The report OF the
committee of Ave commissioners TO which
this matter was submitted will then 10
presenteI. and II is hoped that the full
tarif on this business will also be re-
stored
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uuckl.n,s Arnlca saIvs.

Tho best salye In the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. ehspped hands. chilhiains.
corns. and all skin eruptions. aud positively
cures piles. or no pay required. II Is guar
snteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price % cents per boz. For sale
BY George W. Heyes.
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Movement of Grain.

There is an anticipation Of heavy move
ment of grain from the Panhandle OF
Texas. and the various railroads are pre-
pairing to get the rolling stock in readiness
for the wheat and oats from that section.
Railroad men who have recently visited
that part OF the State say thcy have never
seen better crops ia the South than are now
In the Panhandle, The movement viii
commence about June 20 and probably 5000
or 10 900 cars viii be taken out OF that Sec
tion of the State
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Ne,, nond FOR nIc.icn,

Albany, N. r., June 10.--Thcre was alsd
with this secretary OF state today u certtf-
cate Of incorporation OF the Rio Grandss
Sierra Madro and Pacific Railroad com.
pany OF Mexico. with capital stock q
49, 10000. The company proposes 70 coa-
struot road from Cuidad Juares. IN ths
State OF Chihuahua, 10 Coraltos. In the
same State. n distance Of fifty iniies.
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K,ii.d Nv lightning.

Grapeland. Toxas. June p.-During n
thunder storm last Sunday evening light
ming struck the house Of Henry Pouncy.
colored. living about fifteen miles west OF
this place on Trinity river. killing his wife
instantly.
During the same storm lightning also
struck Mr.. n, II. sadler's residence, shock
ing tho family considerably. but inturlng
no one.
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LOWER STEAM RATES.
The MnIlor. Line Reduces Charges
| ON Many Important Commodities.

Galveston, Texas. June l0.-The Mallory
line has announced the following rates
which go into erect June Id, The rates
arc from New York TO Galveston In car
lots in cents per 100 pounds. The first col.
umn shows the new rate and the second
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NOTES.

The Southern Pacific has announced re-
duced rate from beaumont TO Galveston
Sunday on account of the ball game
Thomas W Stone, the young man who
shot Henry Spanrler at Port Arthur sun
day. had preliminary examination yes
terday afternoon and war released on sgbo
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The Missouri Kansas and Texas railway
announces that another homeseekcrs' ex-
eursion Will be run to Texas from Kansas
civ and St. Louis June 10, large number
Of the prospective passengers coming as far
south as Houston
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oo1rkceper OF the State senate charged
Hiih having altered state warrant. was
held before Justice johnson this morning.
JGm'nes was bound over In the sum OF
5000, In default 81 which he was again re-
mnnued 10 tho custody OF The sheriff.
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Sherman. Texsr. June s.--willis Can
non. negro. was found guilty of wife MUIR
der and given thirty years IN the peni-
Tertiary, The negro says that he murdered
the woman because he believed she han
been nnfaithful TO him, and intended on tho
night OF the killing 10 again violate her
VOWS. He accepted Judgment. and WAS
s.u,anred
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Foster. Local Forecast.

The storm waves will reach this merI-
dian and other changes VIII occur, ut and
within 100 miles OF Houston within TWEEN
ty-four hours OF p. IN. OF the dates given
below;
June ii.--Changeable.
Juue l2.---cooler.
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New York. June 1o.--The Hcrald's cor
respondent in Guatemala wires that the
first judicial congress has assembled FOR
tho purpose OF rearrang,ng the laws gov
erning Central America. subject 10 the APP
proral Of each republic.
This important step may Rad TO the unieD
OF tho Central American republIce.
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Miss Sadie Bacon, the accomplished
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Il. L.. Ia
con, gave n piano recital In the lecture
room OF the Methodist church tonight She
was assisted by other local talent and tn,
affair was a treat to large and select
audience composed OF the young lady's
friends. The programme was as follows
Sister, Awake" ........ Templeton Strong
$ c. Quarteue club
ta) Sanata Pathctique ........ Moskowitr
tbp Ma2urhh .-................Mo a1buwhkl
(c) Nocturnes and i5........,..J. Field
Miss Sadie Bacon.
Down IN the Dcwy DELI. .Waymack
Misses Henderson. Bacon. Henderson.
Bohemo Polka ,.....,..........R ubenstoin
Miss Ruth Buclkln.
(a) WALTZ No. 7.........,,......... Chopin
do Caprice ....,...... .Paganin! Schuman
(c) Funeral March ............ Beethoven
Miss sadie Bacon.
'lDnah doe ..s..........,....s ..,.. MplloY
S. c. Quartettc Club.
ta) Waltz Caprice .......,......s. Il. Mills
b)Lullaby ...,..'...'.,...-... MandeiSoDh
(c) 18th Nocturne ,................Ch Chopin
Miss Sadie Bacon.
Lullaby ,.................... Brahnu-
8. G. Quartctte Club.
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BUGAHLAND-Mr. J. b. Rix iassoed .
large alligator near hero yesterday. The
Post correspondent received the nico hide.
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TIE LAWIOR-RATES $3.50 AND $500
PER DAY. JAMES l.AWLOR. PRO

PEIETUK.
7. o. Davidson. san Antonio; w. W.
|callier, Kansas CITY; NJ. Butler. Austin;
I E. Lieth, Terrell. Samuel Il, Dabney,
Victoria A, NJ. Mellow, Eagle Lake; j..
ffanA Cincinnati Ohio; Il. u. Gavin, Cal
|ytron; F. l.. Chapman, Cuerp; Il. II,
Humphrey, Cleburne; II. C. Fry, San An
eflo' G. Black Galveston; G.. s. T.. Hol-
hi4, city; ]. w. Dreher, New York; ID.
ArDonald. 81 Louis: John y. Knight,
Missouri, John n. Ludlow New York; j.
NFidson. Lake Charles; NJ. j, Hurley.
Y Louis; w. L. Stanley and wife, Kan
~ City: T., II. Rack. Houma, La: j. :.
t&diram Louis SCHNEIDER. Galveston; C..
4 Cochran and wife. Port Arthur.
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"enl Es,nt~ Trnn,,. -.

Mt .nsfnett TO Samuel Lowry.
nm 'aps'rop Railroad Company 81
Colin Z. colin to Charles Fred
t,y. brother, all personal prop
ton s money, notes. chose in ae-
esnsa estate in Harris county
srspto, Tine OF death OF wife Of
AAlle love and affeetton.
y Ida MT ssfy and hysband. L. H..
y fs,r siimson, lot Z. block
Magnolia . ~a,Sv,nnds; also lot lie.
aodition.,. =. -. ~ a.5eC
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frank Weber. Fort Scott, Kan; ]. S.
Ewbower. Texas; r. r. Coon and wife.
Hitchcock. l.. c. Eastman Huntsville; w.
ID Sullivan, San Antonio; w. #. Carter.
Kisses Lena and Jesse Carter. Miss Agnes
3assr, Aubrey Carter. Barnum; Miss Susie
Easl, Montgomery; Charles H. Patterson.
|G@ns l.. Hoven. New York; II. e. Zea
ta, Dayton. Ohio; Sol Wieseiing. Atlanta;
ashard Eanlon. ST. Louis; f. y. Russell.
H. LOFTS: A. d. Lightner, Dallas: j. n,
Ksaan, Galveston T. j. Lowell, New
IYat; ]. s. Whitney, Tyler; w. L. Cald-
|rsH c. II. Higgins. ST. Louis; Bryan
Hsrd and wife. Texas; George E. Flint,
Nisille, KY, T. L. Hackney and family.
yana; Edwin Wilson, Austia; L. II. John
|pn Quincy. III.
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A BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Indications That the School Tax
Will BE Adopted.
FEW ARGUMENTS LEFT OPPONENTS.
Playcrs--A Piano Rccital--Dicd
ut sabine Pass.


board OF trustees adopted q resolution to
conduct the city public schools for the
exclusive benefit of pupils living within
the corporate limits. the opposition TO the
school tax has been without an issue other
than the negro. and this afternoon the iu-
dications are that tomorrow's election viii
result In a success for the schools. for the
Influential citizens who were lighting the
tax publicly announced Willingness TO
vote for 1t provided the benefits were con-
fined to the corporate limits Tonight
now issue was injected into the campaign,
or rather It has Just become public. In
the almost forgotten past II seems there
was a year or two during which Beaumont
was flush with school funds, and lnior-
tunately the school board at that time was
rather too liberal In cNpcndiug the money
and the fund was depleted. Opponents OF
the tax are now urging that history VIII
repeat itself and II the tax is voted the
money will be wasted. This argument Will
have little IL any effect ON any taNpayJ
who is acquainted with the individuals who
now compose the school board Most or
them have had years OF experience in the
MANAGEMENT OF schools aud they all have
been a success with their private business.
The election comes oil tomorrow, however,
and the people who pay taxes Will Lave
opportunity to settle the question as they
deem best for themselves, their children
the city and the community, The voting
places are as follows, First ward, city
hall; Second ward, Gilbert Protection hose
company's house, Third ward, court house.
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BENEFIT GAME.

A baseball game for the benefit Of the
beaumont baseball club Will be played at
Blanchetto park and AS the players OF the
regular team are equally divided between
the two clubs the game should be inter
esting. Following are the players and
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Mr.. +. W. Greer, an enthusiastic Gar.
who was instrumental in starting the
movement which rot together sufficient
money to keep the team together for the
remainder OF the season, requests The
Post to announce that stockholders Of the
Baseball association Will meet az Blanchotie
park tomorrow afternoon for the purpose
OF eifecting organization. The meeting Will
be held previous TO the ball game
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THE NEW

HUTCHlNS : {: :
{: /: ; HOUSE.
w. T. and j. T.
Boyle. proprIetors.
Rates. 500 and
$50 per day.
y. 7, A head
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL

&AI 4 lOb
ARRIVALS.
Rates, $3.50 to
A.00 p e r day.
SIX ty elegant
i o o m 8. WEh
bath. l.. 4 r q Q
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
nodations for
commercial meu
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~ Foun,.,y Phosphate at kiesling's
's''sin, Coz Main street.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-06-24
Another Lecture Course

To those who enjoyed the lectures
last year and who so kindly aided in
making the course success, wish
to announce that l have made ar.
rangements for another course for
the coming winter better, if any diff
ference, than last. / have selected
a variety of talent all of which I am
sure the good people of Butler will
enjoy.
Already nearly balf enough tickets
have been subscribed to guarantee
the course, and I would be glad to
see all others who want tickets.
soon. 60 that I may send in my con
tracts early enough to get good
dates.
The talent will consist of Dr.. VIII
hts, Hon. H. G. Howe, the Anon
Cooke Concert Co. Prof. John B
DeMotte, Bishop Vincent, The Bos
ton Ideal Club (Eandoline. banjo
and GUITAR and Fred Emerson
Brooks, all very highly recommend
ed.
The tickets will be reserved before
the first lecture for the entire course.
so that those who hold course tickets
will have the advantage
See me early and subscribe, thus
helping on q good cause.
Very respectfully,
O. T. BKEsox.