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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-08
Grsat SasrifiCe Of Millinery.

LADIES' Trimmed Hats reduced from
3 - 20 gla
I.asiesf Elegantly Trimmed Hats. re-
d.-a.s fraxs Il a. LIZ
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The church has withstood some terrible
onslaughts, but If it gets the newsboys
down on it, there may be lot OF minis
ters seeking other employment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-08

DR.. Sturgis may proceed on the theory
simllia similibus cursntur. but what he
needs most to know just now is not what
cures like but what viii remedy dislike
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-08

The Connecticut senate consists of TWEEN
ty-nine Republicans. 1t must be very
dull. although highly respectable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-08

Msceo may be dead, but enough Cuban
insurgents remain alive to give the Span
ish forces all the exercise they need.
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COAST PAPERS.

Portland Oregonian: When one thinks
Crane will produce OF the wreck of the
Commodore. 1t is impossible 70 commend
the judgment of the sailor who saved his
life.
San Francisco Call: William Lee, of
Boston, whose guest ex-Queen Liliuoka-
lani win be while In that city, says she
has made the trip simply for change Of
scene, and In going from Honolulu to Bos-
ton at this season she will certainly get IL.
Los Angeles Times: The religious spirit
seems 10 be on the increase in Kentucky.
This appearance, II it is not deceptive. is
gratifying: for. all things considered.
there is probably no state in the Union
unless Ii be- Texas-where an accession OF
the religious spirit is more needed than
in Kentucky.
San Francisco Chronicle: The announce
ment that Charles Algernon Parsons,
brother of Lord Rose, the astronomer.
has invented a new motor for ships which
has proved its ability to send torpedo
boat through the water at the rate of
thirty-four miles an hour. will excite the
liveliest interest all over the world IL
true as it seems to be, the present en-
cheering equipment OF war and passen-
ger vessels may he regarded as hopelessly
out Of date. and the oft-nade claim OF
''revolutionizing steam navigation" in the
way OF being realized.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-08

Richard Bland is coming nearer to pub
Lefty again: he is sighted in the distance.
But the Boy. oh. where is he?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-08

khI-E 20 Record.
it IS rime that t9ss reckless tax should
eltHsr cease or be followed % IS definite
2SLSa- xAe congressman apparently pre-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-08
.IIUNYON'S
COLD
CURE

Colds lead 70 coughs. coughs 20 Pnsu-
na-ia and consumption. therefore. = IS
all fvarortRnt 20 cheek = cold before IL
reaches the lungs MUNYON'S Cold Cure
viii positively break cold inside Of
fventy-four hours. Old colds, new colds
ard obstinate colds cured in . few hours.
When the Geld reaches the lungs or
bronchial tubes the Cough Cure
should be used alternately every half
hour with the Cold Cure. The
Cold Care il guaranteed TO prevent pneu-
monia IL used in the beginning OF cold.
Pneumonia. or Inflammation OF the lungs.
can De controlled by the use OF these two
cures.
4 separate cure for each disease. At
al druggists, mostly - cents a VIAL
Personal letters to Prof Munyon. 1895
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease
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rae Psss-y~sssslss~eev hs~esy ess~es~
49, Sss slssvs<sevs . Ss~s fde pad sss-
sssssss~. Daily, Weekly a~< ssndas,
Hs~ss~ thas Of coy ether ~esespsper pss-
nsAeS IN tie sssss Of vssktastsm. Id
s~vsSsS~s eensvssss sssiI b. sssSs ssl5ss
- eAts sss~snf>e.
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Great January Reduction Sale.

Very Exquisitsly Trimrnsa
duced from s. b s25n. -
4mrzerted Pattern Hats ana n'1
dfaeed from $50 90 s5-a. - 49,
Mcaair Fest Dress snaps, fscS
81 70 Soc. "a .~Asad
Fancy Feathers. Wings, SIC. sh
TO haf price.
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oiympian. II Is said that Judge Humes,
OF Seattle. is 4 candidate for appointment
TO the Office OF United States attorney.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
Washington Street CLur,n.

Ahother large audience was present las,
night at tho revival service at the WASHING.
ton street Methodist church.
Rev. G. C. Rector announced his u,bicct
aud read 18th chapter OF st. Lake pe
gave an interesting explanation OF the ,hrps
PARALLELS. Ho said in substance the ,t,ee
Parables taken as a triology of Parallels
taught tho same lesson. They represented
God coming to the intellect and affection,
OF a sinner The first parable in this chan
ter represents Jesus hunting the lost sin .
ner, which Is illustrated by the lost sheen
the parable OF the woman searching with
lighted candle and broom rcpresonts
TO man tho Holy Spirit mparting light and
knowledge to humanity. The Scripture
teaches that the Gospel dispensation is un
der the administration OF the Holy Spirit,
and the parable OF the Prodigal Son repre-
sents God. the Heavenly Father, ready and
willing 10 receive the lost sinner who will
come to Jesus.
He most earnestly and eloquently por-
trayed the fearful condition OF sinner be-
fore God He said the Prodlgal Son In
tho parable in all OF his rags and want.
misery and despair. helplessness and hun
ger. was sad picture OF sinner In his
sinful condition As the Prodigal Son In
the parable got farther away from his par.
enial roof so the sinner by practice gets
aeeper In sin until he has stided every as
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
WEATHER AND CROPS
DROUTH IN GOLIAD COUNTY Il
VERY SERIOUS.
Reports From Other Sections Are of
Very Encouraging Nnture-Wheat
ard Onts Doing Well.

Borclair. Texas, May 6.-The long con-
tinued drouth remains unbroken. and I'M
less it rains within the next forty eight
hours corn will not make one bushel 10
one hundred acres. Stock water is getting
low grass is burning up and the situation
is most alarming.
San Marcos. Texas. May THE weather
has been threatening for days. Rain is
much needed In this section of country
Troy. Texas May Ga very fine grow =
ing rain fell here yesterday and last
night and the farmers are in good spirits.
The corn. wheat and winter oat crops are
very promising, but previously the nights
have been too cool for cotton. Some are
planting over. but the cotton that is up
has started to grow some in the last few
days. The spring oats are not very good.
knckuaie. Texas, May 6--Weather condi-
lions here continue favorable to growing
crops. and the fields are beautifully clean
and we'll cultivated.
Forney. Texas, May G.-The weather is
very fine now; light rain yesterday and a
fine one this morning.
Mckinney. Texas, MAY 6.-This section
WAS visited by warm rains last night and
TO-DAY. which Will prove highly beneficial
TO the growing crops. These slow. steady
iaillnS showers break up the crust forma-
'ioh on the surface. which resulted from
S''HN i"lhS vi lHt ldSt TWO months, anu
keeps the soil in splendid condition,
Palestine, Texas. May Conc of the
hardest and heaviest rains of the season
fell late this afternoon. 1t was accompan
led by much thunder and lightning and
considerable hail at first. The rain Wa,
NO, needed. and the furious beating has no
douht damaged crops.
Victoria. Texas. May "A good rnin fell
south of here this morning in Victoria and
'alhoun counties. and IT is coming this
way good rain now insures a good cora
much. s'"'' very
san Diego, Texas. May Ga good shove,
OF rain fell here last night. which will do
corn and cotton considerable good, hut NOT
enough TO do grass any good. "''
Beoylle. Texas, NAV 7-Cotton 4, th,.
section is thrifty and will stand the droutb
several weeks vet. but corn is suffering TO
10 produce. ga" eooh
T., Alice. TEXAS, May quite a heavy rain
r.n rere lnst right, accompanied by high
trees and young corn. '''''se 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08

THE NEW POLICE STATION
IL Almost Rcniy for occupnncy-A
ncnntifui Court Room.


y. the last meeting o, the city council
Contractor Jensen asked for an extension
OF ton days IN which to complete the new
police station, readaptatlon OF the old
county jAil
The permission was granted and the
building viii be ready for occupancy with
in the limit allowed.
The only change in the building has
been the adding Of another story to the
wing In the rear ~ tho main building
! mus slfins room Tor recorders court
| me style and capacity Of which laws over
anything ever before attempted In Hou5-
ton for any court OF less Importance than
'hose IN INC big cour, house. There are
Two annfNes to this court room. one TO be
used as n jury and consultation room, the
other as the Judges private office.
" the rooms tn the main portion OF the
building down stairs. the frs; room to
ne right as you enter viii be the office Of
| ne chef Of police. and Immediately across
| the nall VIII be the clerks office. to tho
rear OF which formerly used as a Kitchen
| Is room that viii be used as cloak aud
nat room Tor the officers. The room To
me rear OF the chiefs room will be the
oi'ice OF the city detectives. Upstairs the
rooms over the chiefs office viii be used
as offices for the scavonger and city at
'"Ns' VIM" nAipss the nAll from these
are the cells for female prisoners. black
land white.
The entire building has been renovated
hpiastered and repainted, The cells have
aso been given new coat OF paint, ana
oi me whole the place presents a very
much improved appearance
| mo patrol wagon and team will be kent
in a stable on the same lot aud 10 the rear
WI be located the city pound thus prac-
| uNly concentrating the police depart
meat under one roof.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08

piration of good IN him. AS the Prodiga
Son realized his fearful condition away
from all influences of the good aud pure he
repented and started back So the sinner
must repent to como back to God through
Jesus Tho father receiving his sou with
kisses OF love and the fatted calf beautifully
illustrates Gods goodness TO a returning
sinner. Tho robe given TO the son repre-
scnts robe OF righteousness; fatted calf
represents the great feast OF 10Y, and per-
cpnial springs OF peace and pleasure; the
ring tho seal OF the Holy Spirit upon the
heart.
The church was wonderfully aroused and
awakened under the eloquent appeals OF the
preacher as he earnestly presented the
Gospel to them.
Preaching tonight at s o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Municipal Campaign Is Now Fairly
Under Way.
THE SUSIE RAILROAD IS AN ISSUE,
Visiting Endcnvorcrs Were Treated
to n Sail. n Trolley Ride and
Dip in the Gulf.

Galveston. Texas. May THE municipal
campaign is warming UP and bids fair tc
be quite interesting from now until the
day OF election. which viii be June 4
Mayor Fly. who up TO this time has not
made any active campaign for reelection,
notwithstanding the activity OF his op
ponents, opened headquarters in the old
Ballinger building on Postofficc street this
morning and next Wednesday evening Will
formally oren his campaign in public
speech at Harmony hall. Some OF those
around the Fly headquarters today ex-
pressed confidence In the result and init
mated that there was a good supply of
ammunition on hand with which to conduct
the figh; upon which they are now Just
entering
Meanwhile Alderman Weber, who has
been in the field as candidate for mayor
for some uonths. has been modifying his
forces and getting ready for the fray and
has already been doing good deal OF
pretty lively skirmishing His friends are
very confident of his election AMI claim
that they now have their campaign so we'll
uNder way that the opposition can not
upset their plans. After the Fly forces get
well in the field the situation may present
different phase. backed by the strength
of the present administration, but that is
further along
Alderman Harrington, who is also a
candidate for mayor, appears to be con-
Quoting sort of still hunt. AT any rate
neither he nor his supporters are making
any loud noise. and it is difficult TO say
what sort of strength he may develop IN
the campaign.
But the mayoralty is not the only inter-
esiing feature OF the pending contest. A
good many suffragists who are interested in
the municipal welfare seem to think that
more depends upon the election OF a good
board of aldermen than The choice Of an
executive and are bending their energies
in that direction. In Galveston the twelve
aldermen are elected from the city at large
fhat is to say, tho candidates are named
tur each OF the several wards and these are
voted tor in a bunch by all the qua!ified
voters of the corporation. This of itself
makes the aldermanic contest much more
interesting than II the voters choice were
limited to the representative OF his own
ward. In tho aldermanic contest the main
lssu" ls the Little Susie" railroad which
Us seeking certain rights Of way over streets
or tho city which are advocated on one
side ard opposed on the other.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
County Court.


The following orders were made In the
county court yesterday, Judge Shaw pre-
siding:
Doyd G. Boyd VS.. Mary F. Boyd; judy
ment by default for plaintiffs for s37S 80
and per cent interest from date and for
attachment lien on north half OF block ISL,
south side Buffalo bayou, and all costs.
Forest City Furniture company vs. A.
Chimene & Co; plaintiff granted leave
10 file second supplementary petition and
replication.
Theo, Keller VS.. l., r.. Bailey; leave TO
file replication to defendants plea in abate-
ment.
Lee Tweedy G Co. VS.. w II. opet, iudg
ment for plaintiffs by default for s9a5.l2.
interest Of 6 per cent on total including
attorneys ees-s1O2l.l6--from date and all
costs.
Fred Mason VS.. Thomas Tinsley; defend
ants plea in abatement ovcrruled. to which
defendant excerpts; plaintiffs exception to
defendants cross action and plea i.i recon
vention sustained to which defendant ex-
cep,s: Carbery appointed stenographer up
on request of defendant
PROBATE DOCKET
Estate Of Harriet Henderson; Leon u.
Smith applicant for lctters Of adminlstra-
tor filed May I. 1897.
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Niclip,o,,,,

Mchmond. Texas, May "A memorial,
service wi'' be held in the Baptist church
h'@' sunday morning in honor of tho Ia .
Kew a. W. Pickett. Or. LLOYD Of Hal
le'syilio will conduct the ssryica, a..'a,a,
church '"e iocai Methodist
Several Epworth Leag lers wp, ,
Monnay next for the State I. aa.',a n.y. 9
terence that meets in Waco Thav . s.,i,
80 from here TO Houston and ,oin ,he M, WIN
ton Leasusrs and so in the special car .''"s-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
CITY BnEvIrIEs.

|
A burglar broke into the residence OF Mr.
r. X. Hall. 22i5 Caroline, and carried on
everything in the pantry.
| The Sharks club is making extensive
presentations for their annual picnic which
is to take place in the near future.
| The meeting OF the Women's Reading
| club which was to have taken place to-
day. has been postponed until Monday at
D. III.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss 7. NJ. c. Vandeherrweghen.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Waiter, to MIR.
w j. Green, TO take place on Monday. May
10. at o'clock at the residence. 81 Pres
tor street
There will be no services al the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow, owing to
the absence of the pastor from the city.
The regular prayer meeting will he held
Wednesday at S:l5 n. m.
All young people are invited to attend a
rally OF the Epworth League at Shearn
church at o'clock Monday night. the oc-
casion being the departure OF the local del
eGates TO the Bpworth League convention
at Waco.
Rev. G.. w. Story will continue the dis
cussion of spirituallsm Sunday night at
Hardy street Presbyterian church. The.
subject for Sunday night will be: Spirit.
nalism in the Times OF the Apostles and
ihelr Warnings Against the Same"
The prlsoners who appeared before Jus
tee w. II. I'M Yesterday were in luck He
was In too good humor to convict any
BODY. The cause OF IT was that little
bov arrived at his home during the day
whom he expects some day to see upon the
supreme bench.
new ie~eier arrived in the city yes
i"rda' 9ttcuncn. He ia permanent guest
at the home Of Mr. ]. l.. Mitchell where
he VIII continue 10 reside until he takes
charge of MIR. Mltchcll's business. At pres
cnt he is too young to assume such respon-
sihilities. but he viii grow larger and get
Dl1ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
sHEnITFs' DEPARTMENT.

Wheelock, Texas. May g. Strayed or
stolen. Two Cleveland bay fillies: I years
old: 10 hands high, unbranded; one little
sway, back. the other has Roman nose:
no white on them. Also one sorrel flliy
I years old: unhranded large feet and
head. blaze in face knot under belly
Any Information leading to the above
stock viii he rewarded. Address any in
formation to T. d. Jones. sheriff Franklin.
Texas. or J. Il. Hounehlood. deputy. Whee-
lock, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
Madam GoIlhcru,. Dcn,n,.

The concert to DO given Monday night At
Turner hall as a complimentary benefit to
Madam Theresa Goldberg will rot only be
well patronized, judging from the large
number OF tickets already sold. but from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08

Longview, Texas. May 6,--This morning
about $50 City Assessor and Collector j.
ID, McCutcheon shot and instantly killed a
negro named Murray Daniels. Daniels has
two step-daughtcrs Yesterday one OF
them struck McCutoheon's little i-year- old
son with stone. McCutchcon whipped
the negro for IL. This morning Daniels
attacked McCutcheon, shooting at and miss
Ing him. McCutcheou put four bullets
into him. The merchants made his bond
before lie was arrested.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08

tho character OF talent contributing 10 the
programme. II will likewise be most
pronounced success artistically.
Mrs. Goldberg has always been liberal
contributor OF her time aud talent to con-
certs gotten ZIP In Houston for various ben
efits and the musicians OF Houston have
responded most literally In making UP the
programme for Monday night, while cit-
xens generally will be equally liberal in
making up the audience
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08

Calvert, Texas, May d.-Miss Pauline
Adoue was today elected May queen by
vote OF the citizens 10 represent Calvert at
the Waco queen carnival. Miss Adoue Is a
very beautiful. queenly girl and a falrer
representative could not have been chosen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
The Ncw Teams.

Inc Two now teams purchased by Chief
OF flre Department Rayell for use in the
department. arrived yesterday. and as soon
a 'he health department takes charge OF
The old teams the new ones will be pIare1
az No 3 and No, 5 engine houses The
black team VIII go TO No. 8, the bays TO
No. 5. Both arc bang UP, dashng teams.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
sunday school ricnic.

Tho Episcopal sunday schools. including
ihoso of Christ church and the three mis-
sions. Trinity. St. Johns and Clemens.
win have their annual picnic today mt
La Porte.
rho picnic train will leave the Grand
Central depot At O'clock and Bonner's
Point at $50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
TEXAS EXHIBIT.

Colonel w. H. BROKER of San Antonio
one of the Texas commissioners for the
Tennessee Centennial exposition, is in the
city in the interest OF "A Texas exhibit. A
meeting has been called for tomorrow
noon at the Cotton Exchange to consider
the matter, The different cities OF the
state are expected to contribute a sum suf-
fic'enl 10 erect Il building al Nashville,
in which tho exhibits viii be displayed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
THE SCHOOL CENSUS
AS JUST TAKEN FOR THE SCHOOL
YEAR 1sOs-OS.
An Increase of Over 1000 Over the
Last Commodities school Chill
dren In Houston.

Tho scholastic census for 1923 for the
city of Houston has Just been completed
under the direction OF City Assessor Justin
c. White.
1t shows the following number of chill
dren residing in Houston within the scho-
lastic age. and under II years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
civil District Court.

The following orders were entered yes
terday in the civil district court. Judge Tod
presiding:
N. V. Deadrick vs. Cawthorn Tailoring
company; leave to Mrs. Seward TO inter-
veae.
G. G. Mass VS., Cawthorn Tailoring COM
papy; same order.
n. A. Horlock VS.. Cawthorn Tailoring
company; same order.
Maria Fleming ct al VS. George Connors
ct al; leave to plaintiff to file first amend
ed original petition
II. c. Storrie VI. Louis Ther. lenve TO
plaintiff 10 file first amended original Pc
t!tion and make additional parties.
Halle Davis VS. NJ. II. Davis; judgment
for plalnun for divorce and for rrstora-
ton OF maiden name
The case OF Wilhelmina Gross ct a! vs.
Frank Colin Z; al Is still on trial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
4 Nisfrinl.

The jury 10 the case OF tho Pythian Hall
association W. n. a. Riesncr was dis
charged at noon yesterday after having
bean engaged IN the case since last Thurs
day week. II was on that day that they
went into the jury box. Tho case was sub
mitted 20 them on Saturday and. failing 10
arrive az verdict, they were placed undor
nlose confinement on Monday. since which
time they spent four nights in the comfy
Jail
This case was tried by Special Judge
Wilson. who came 10 the conclusion AZ,
noon Yesterday that \ verdict could not 10
reasonably expected whcreupon liz lis
missed the Jury and entered UP 4 mist-ial
-Sits Filed for County Court.
The following suits were filed yesterday
" the county court:
r. Rutherford vs.. NJ. A. Baker: appaa.
n justice o; pssca court,
suit. for District Cour,.
nis Woehl vg. Hattie Woehl: divorce,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
LuLING.
'"ung Man VIII Die n. n Rcsu,, ~,
mn Accidental Shot.

nm Accidental shot.
hu'hg' rexas. May This evening at
belmont while rehearsing for dramatic
performance, WIN Mccarthy aooi1on,au..
u's'narsed pistol, shooting himself
through the body He will die.
Lu''ns has commenced the shipment OF
carry vegetables. New roasting ears ors
lor SAFE u some OF the markets. thonrh
scarce here In the city. 'Aoush
me voting for the May queen TO renre-
cSn.s L ,n,m - the Waco carnival will not
two candidates. ~" only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-08
DAY AMONG The COURTS.
4 Night Session 10 District Court
to Expedite Matters.
A L0NG.LOCKED JURY DISCHARGED
And . Mistrial Entered in the Case
of Pythinn Hail Association vs.. II.
A. Ricsncr-Court Proceedings.

Tho unusual spectacle Of night session
Of the civil district court attracted several
night providers to the court house last
night, but they did not remain long. as
thcy found the proceedings very dry and
undressing except TO a large array Of
litignnts. who claim possession In one way
or another Of certain portions OF the colin
estate.
This case has engaged the attention OF
the court for several days. and 1t was to
expedite the trial that Judge Tod yesterday
decided to hold night session.