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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

Though drunkards over their CUPS
are the happiolt o. mankind, yel. In
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
FOR WOMEN AND HOME
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR MAIDS
AND NATIONS.

Some Current Notes Of the Modes aud
Hints for tho Household a Novsl
Eject Ia Trimmings Dress for che
Girls Vacation Days
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

A writer 70 ar Eas..sh periodical
csniesses 20 fec humiliation because 81
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04
GAZE US A NEW WORD
onh tooD FEATURE OF CAPT.
BoVcoTT'S LIFE.

he,ala .ssnces OF Man whose Name
IL. become Household Word
VA IIser the saxon Language a.
sa.1tn ue Was . Good Collector.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-04

APTAIN BOY
COLT Is dead. He
was the man who
added The word
boycott to the
English language.
Descended from
a long line Of Eng-
llshmen. who be-
lleyed that duty 10
those whom they
served. NO matter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09
personal MENTION.

T. j. Mass of Austin is guest at the
Lawlor
]. T. Gossett of Beaumont Is at the
Hutchins.
H. Hauser of Hampstead Is guest at
the Hutchins.
Il. S. Beard of Fort Worth is registered
at the Jawlor.
j. l.. Davis OF Wharton was guest at
the i!awlor yesterday.
Dan NJ. Lastcr. ex-State senator, was
up from Galveston last night.
Mr. Vernon Leman is In the city on one
of his periodical commercial tours.
George Collins of Beaumont and J. IT,
Swami of Orange were at the Lawor last
night.
w. l.. Parkinson and Charles y, still
man OF Sabine Pass were registered at
the Lawlor yesterday.
william Jones of Huntsville and s. u.
Gay of Palestine were registered al the
New HutchlnS House yesterday.
DR.. ]. II, Sampson. who has been away
for some time on account of his mothers
Illness. will return this morning,
Mrs. II. II. Dumble, who. while out driv-
ing last Thursday on Travis street, was
run into and hurt by runaway horse. Is
still suffering from her injuries
Hon Frank Holland or Dallas, Judge
w. X. Cavitt of Bryan and Hon. Jen
Johnson. commissioner of agriculture at
Austin, were in the city last night.
District Attorney Gll!asple, after trying
to fight off the denguc Tor several days
without going to bed. was forced to sue
cumb yesterday and gracefully retired To
his couch.
Mr.. and Mrs j. n. Mayberry. noe Ruth
Richardson. viii return today from spend
ing their honeymoon at Seahrook, and af-
ter spending the day with Mrs. IL. u.
Richardson they will leave tonight for
their future home at Denver.
Mrs Enma s. Yates, matron OF the
Florence crttenton Rescue Home, left
last night over tho Houston and Texas
Central for Corslcann, where abe goes on
a visit Of several days to friends and rcia-
tivcs. She expects to return on Tues
day. She was accompanied by Miss Lille
Kirk.
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GREEN HAS RETURNED.
HE ExPEUHS TO CONTROL THAT
CONFERENCE TUESDAY.
Toasted DIR. John Grant in n Liberal
Dose of "Hopc RcvIvcr"-Ex-
poets 10 Give O'Leary IA Job.

Dallas. Texas, October S.--Chnrman e.
II. X. Green of the republican State exec
utlve committee came to Dallas tonight
after an absence from the State Of nearly
n month. Late tonight he was found bv
The Post correspondent. He was never
in better humor. He was entertaining n
large party OF personal friends at the
Windsor hotel and kept the entire crowd
convulsed with his happy remarks lie Is
in flne spirits, as can be guessed at when
II Is known that he proposed a toast ITO
the Health of DR.. John GIANT" and then
tossed of a glass of KentlcKy Bourbon
with apparent but unconscious generosity.
He said all the talk about him resigning,
leaving the State. etc, was idle sossip
started by his political enemies. He said
he expected to control his State committee
meeting next Tuesday. He also expects
Majcr William O'Leary to be The next cost
master at Dallas. Chairman Grean re-
fused to talk for publication on any subject
except baseball He saw Baltimore aud
Boston struggle for the pennant oa the
Maryland diamond and has a high rorard
for tho prowcss of both teams he eyps cts
hard fight to be made in tho committee.
but VIII make the struggle OF his life to
retain control OF the organization. He will
likely remain in Dallas till afisr the 18th.
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THE PEOPLES PARTY
OF THIS, THE FIRST, coN1REssI0N-
AL DlsTniCT
asked to Send Delegates to the
Meeting Of the state Committee
Called at Dallas.

Mr.. e. p. Aisbury Of this city. chair
man Of the peoples party Of this. the FRS,
congressional district. has issued the fol-
lowing call for primaries throughout the
district to send delegates 10 the State
meeting at Daalas on October 81:
To the Chairmen OF the Peoples Party OF
the First Congressional District OF Texas .
Houston. Texas. October 3. 1807.--You are
hereby requested to call precinct and
county meetings In your respective coun-
ties OF the voters OF our party and suggest
to said meetings the election OF representa-
tive delegates to meet with the State cx-
ec,itiye committee in the city OF Dallas on
the 9th instant and confer with the State
executive committee on matters Of interest
to our party. A mass meeting Of Harris
county populIsts is hereby called to meet
In Union Labor hall In the city OF Houston
ON Saturday. October 16. 1897, at 2 o'clock
p. M. for the purpose OF elccting county
chairman and TO transact such other busl-
nees an may be brought before the meet
ing. r. p. Alsbury,
Chairman First District.
w. a. Miller Secretary.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.


Presented Criminal District Court
Upon the Death Of Isaac oliver.
when the criminal district court opened
yesterday morning Attorney j. M. Gibson,
chairman Of committee appointed by the
bar Of Houston at meeting held on the
1st Of September 1897. presented to Judge
Gavin. and asked thar they be spread on
the minutes OF the court, some resolu-
lions Of respect adopted at that meeting by
the bar OF Houston, to the memory OF the
hate Isaac II. Oliver.
The other members of the committee
were Eldon Burns and -. p. Phelps.
Judge Gavin heard the resolutions read
and ordered them to be spread on the
minutes OF the court.
In presenting this request the commit
tee reported an follows:
ITO the Honorable 70. d. Gavin, Judge OF
tho Criminal District Court Of Harris and
Galveston Counties. State OF Texas:
THE undersigned committee, appointed
at bar meeting OF the lawyers Of H0us-
ton. said county and State, held on tho
LIST day Of September, A. d.. 1897, would
most respectfully make known to this
honorable court. that on the Goth day of
August. 1897, there departed this life. isaac
II. Oliver, practicing lawyer OF this court
and an honorable beloved and respected
member Of the bar OF Houston.
"As such committee, we are directed
to present to this court a copy Of the rpso-
lutions adopted at said bar meeting. and
to request your honor TO have the same
spread upon the minutes Of this court as
a memorial to the high esteem In which
tho lawyers Of Houston regard him. Re
specially submitted.
~. NJ Gibson"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09
CITY BREvITIEs.

~. j. Maxwell carries tho daily mall
between Houston and Eta.
Rev. Mr.. Miller breaches every Thurs
dav evening at Merleins mission.
Justice of the Peace w. Il. Hill is stu
absent from his court on account OF Ill
ness.
Seventy doctors paid up their State
and counsy Occupation licenses yester'
day.
The atmosphere yesterday was hasy
with the smoke from the burning of trash
piles throughout tho city.
David, the infant son of Mrs. Roberta
G.. Smith, is dangerously III with con-
Iastlon al the family home, 1ll6 Eia2os
avenue.
"Rel" Strickland, charged with theft
from the person OF IL. II. Iondler, was
acquitted yesterday on hearing before
Justice Fitzes court.
The street car company proposes to have
it's double track in good shape on Wash
ingtcn street for the anticipated extra
business on German day. tomorrow.
The saengcrbund is arranging to put on
2 fiye-aet German drama somethlns
n y, a, man tna examination has hither-
10 attemped--on SCnday, october II.
Tho funeral of VIII Ellis. notice of
whose death viii be found elsewhere In
this issue. win take place this afternoon
at : o'clock from az Preston avenue.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
.tihet for Herm kokosky Morris \
Son Matte Taylor and Ben wynkoop.
There will DO bicycle race on tho
boulevard from Houston Heights TO For
ost park on Sunday afternoon Mt = O'clock,
undei the managcment of Charles Babir,
and William Perry.
President Watkins OF the Harris Coun-
W BAR ASSOCIATION announces that there
VIII BIO meeting OF the association To.
u, az o'clock IN the Lyceum rooms,
In the Mason building.
Assistant City Engineer Bradburn was
,y Yesterday getting up tho plans for
INV iron arch bridge to cross White Oak
aasou gt the intersection OF Houston
avenue In the First ward
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BUT ONE CANDIDATE.
He'll County Mans Opinion Of Con-
grcssmnn Henry,

He'll County MANS Opinion Of Con-
grcssmnn Henry.
Austin, Texas, October S.--A. ]. Owen
OF Temple, prominent attorney and
democrat OF Bell county. who is Familiarity
known as Bud" by his friends, is here on
legal business connected with the execu-
tive department, The Post correspondent
asked him how Bell county stood now or
would stand next year on the question OF
congressional candidates.
There is but one candidate and will be
but one in our district. and that Is Bob
Henry" said Mr. owen. Bob is a pure
and undefiled democrat. He is a warrior.
He came to the relief OF the party when
defeat was staring us full between the
eyes. He increased the democratic major
ity In the district from 1900 to 900 at a
tame when all congressional asplrants In
the district were predicting defeat and AFRAID
TO accept the leadership Of our army. The
people have not forgotten Bob,e patriotism
ana nerve and no other aspirant need ap-
ply" "'
What about Yantis?"
Well. he IS n fine looking young man
and very popular in Waco. but must con-
tent himself for while with present hon.
OTIS The woods are full OF smooth fell
lows and fine congressional timber In our
district but Bob IIenry's chance to be re.
nominated is a rule of right. Bob Is a
pop killer and foe that gold bugs hate.
mats why we love him."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, October
THE county Is badly needing rain.
Everything is dry as powder and getting
bad enough.
Richmond, Fort BEND County, Texas,
october S.-Cotton worms are PLAYING
havoc with the cotton top crop. Some nor
tons OF the county the crop Is totally de-
stroyed
Industry. Austin County. Texas. October
This section Is suffering greatly from
drouth; unless 1t rains soon there Will
be no fall gardens made. Pecans will
yield fair crop here.
Floresville, Wilson County. Texas, octo-
Der SIT is getting dry again In this
county. Worms are gradually DESTROYING
the prospective fail cotton crop and farm
ers are depending on no top" crop at all
Oakwoods. Leon County, Texas. October
7.--Have had no rain for nearly four
months; everything dried up: cotton about
nall crop. Moore & Turner and G. C.
Walston are still hauling water for their
gins.
Rusk. Cherokee County. Texas, October I.
me dry, not weather OF the past four
weeks has about destroyed all fall gardens
and blasted all hopes of top crop of cot
ton, SO that the crop will be the highest
in many years.
New Birmingham. Cherokee County 10.
toper 7.--Cotton picking in this vicinity is
practically done. The price being na;d
now to Ia cents. is not considered suf
fcient inducement to hunt the few straw
pods remaining.
valley View, Mills County, Texas. octo.
Der o.-There has been no rain since cot.
ton began to open and the farmers are
making good progress in gathering 1t, Rain
is Dadiy needed TO put the ground in nroner
condition for wheat sowing.
Beeville. Bee County. Texas, Octoher
owing to the continued drouth ana the con-
ssequent short grass cattle are being movsd
ny the thousands from this to counties fur
tner west. where there has been more rain
ana there is plenty of grass
GONZALES, Gonzales County, Texas Octo-
per THE weather continues dry and
the dust has become very Offensive. Grass
is demanding water and generally speaking
IL is dry and dusty, and good rain would
De acceptable and of great benefit.
HARDWOOD, Gonzales County, Texas. Oeto-
Der s.-The drouth Is becoming alarming
on account OF stock water and winter grass
ov'n OF which Is drying up. Cotton about
cotton for better prices. Think when quar-
anime is raised they will get it.
Round Rock, Williamson County rex..
oetoper 6.--Cotton picking being pushes
this week; about three fourths Of the cron
Is Picked. The amount received and
shipped from here Is about the ean,s ~
last year at this date, and the arsree,,a
from this place will be about the same
Kaufman, Kaufman County, Tsxae oc,.
Der The Gotten picking in This sec,,o,
Of the county is about two-thirds ,hroush
ana VIII all be picked out by the ana -
me month except very small ion cror -
me drouth u cutting the fall and vinss S.
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Taylor Texas. October S.-The big cot
ton gin located here and owned by the
Taylor Cotton OIL and Gin company. was
entirely consumed by fire last night at 8
O'clock Fire was first discovered In the
afternoon at 535, but 1t was extingushed
1t broke out again at the above hour
and 1t was impossible to check the flames
long row of cotton seed bins located
In the same yard with the gin was sawed
The loss Is estimated at $4,000, WITT
$4,000 insurance. The cotton seed oil plan.
owned by the same company and operated
IN connection with the gin, was burned
down last fall. Owing to the lateness OF
the season and the short cotton crop the
gin VIII not be rebuilt this season, b,R
will probably be put up for next years
CrON.
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NEITHER DEAD NOR BURIED.
Husband Mourned for Both Returns
TO His wife.


Husband Mourned for Both Returns
TO His wife.
Lyons. Iowa. October S.--Several years
ago at Port Bryon. ILL.,. James Baird was
united in marriage to Miss Dorrance. Later
they removed to Chicago and some tina
ago removed to this city. On August "A,
without warning and leaving no trace,
Baird disappeared.
Some time afterward there appeared In
the Chicago papers an account o. the find-
ing OF the dead body of man in heap
OF rubbish In the rear OF "a Michigan
street, Dunning, Chicago. The descrip
ton, which tailed with that OF the miss
Ing man, met the eye OF the wife, who
went to Chicago, arriving there Septem-
Der 3. to find that the body had been
buried in tho potters field. The body
was located, disinterrcd and It was founs
THAT while decomposition rendered the
features unrecognizablc, the size Of the
body and the general appearance OF the
hair, beard and mustache resembled that
OF tho missing man. AS last test, the
wife said that her husband. who was
soldier OF the late war. bore upon one
shoulder long deep scar from wound
received In service. The clothing was re-
moved and thcre upon the shoulder was
a scar OF the kind stated.
Owing to the condition OF the remains
1t was impossible to remove them and
they were reinforced In the potter's field
while the wife returned Borrowing to her
homo here.
Now her grief is turned to rejoicing. for
the husband, mourned as dead, returned
home last night. alive and well. He offers
no explanation OF his mysterious absence
and silence beyond the statement that he
has been in Montana working at bridge
building,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS,

VALLEY V1EW.-The Baptists close6
very successful meeting Sunday night.
OAKWOOD.-Deputy Sheriff Ben lone.
was thrown out of his road cart. his collar
oohe broken and severe Commissions in
flicted
GENTON.--The city council has passed
a general occupation tax ordinance, cover
ing the same ground as the State law on
that subject W.
ROUND ROCK.-Dengue is here In mild
FORM Mrs. V. Dooley has been Frustrated
several days and DR.. ]. II. johnson has
lately recovered.
DENTON.-The temporary court house
puiit by the county for use while the new
STRUCTURE was being built, was sold to w
Z. Wright for S3565.
GAlNESVlLLE.-J. C. Wiltshire :.
farmer living about six miles southeast a,
snis city, was badly kicked by horse and
quite seriously hurt. "-N
", cLDbURNE,-Booker. the little son q,
w. o. Featherston. was bitten Sunday bv
ered from the poison
iaboreTs. mostly negroes, left Pnsr ~, 49,, VI
ing through this place on their wav 70
Texas railroad anr west
FORT WoRTH.-The Fort Worth Dr,v.
ing iark association has figured up the
,esu.,s OF It's late race meeting sufficientlv
SNOW mat from financial standnoint
sne meeting was success and a neat ball
anse wiz be covered into the treasury.
foRT woRTH.-Two good cattle deals
s ".se crossed at this point. t. p. stevens
~ 40 70 John Scharbauer between 5000 and
i tv,n mead OF stock cattle, the property Of
~.hkins Bros. The cattle are now IN
p H county and will be delivered IN
~ av"sru county. The price paid was SIX
per head Delivery will be made in NJ 20
p .moes L. M. Barley also sold for
% nus , .ns Tiilar of Colorado City 1900 head
purchaser and terms are private. ' VI
M. u,a,LER.-Judge David f. Bryant n, N.
~ un, ,s states district court. on application
~ TUE receiver Of the First National bank
., is.er 70 have a receiver appointed ana
A Injunction restraining any further n Sna
eoun.vs on the part Of the sheriff Of smith
county and all others Of the proper tr
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a HITCH 'sOMEwME,,r.
MR. Cummings Of Clcburne Has NO
Commission Yet.


Cleburnc. Texas. October S.--Some DAYS
ago Mr.. w. II. Cummings received notice OF
his selection as postmaster fox Cleburne.
and later he received blanks for and made
and forwarded his bond to Washington
Since that time he has waited patiently for
Ills official appointment aud orders to
trke chargs OF the cl,burne postoffice. put
Tue good news has not come. Mr. Cum
mn gs, u Will be remembered was an
pointed In L. II. Il. GREEN'S district against
NJ, Green's wishes. and at the same time
smother Grant man was appointed at En-
ms. This sngercd the republican State
chairman. who al once went TO washington.
avowing his intention. to defeat Mr.. Cum,
minss md Mr.. Morrison OF Ennis or resign
Texas. oi
a Post reporter interviewed Mr.. @. c.
MaIsnai, the chairman Of the republican
party Of Johnson county. who ts an ardent
1sent man. and he says that while Is I'd.
uasM tnat Green hss probably ted Is ~
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Albert Erickson. saying that he wa wanted
81 tle authorities OF that place: that the; .
was nm Indictment against him, and that
no had been thu city asscssor and collector
Of Liberty.
Later Ia the day Sheriff Erickson 70.
ceived tho following telegram:
Sheriff Harris County.
Liberty. Texas, October Skiold W. d.
Chambers until I arrive on night train
'uiisQs 'ousTa on q N isMsuv
w. n. Chambers II the son OF well
known newspaper man Of Liberty, and v
we'll known In Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09
AccihcntnIIY Shot

Grapeland, Texas, October Lee Sorv
son of j. N. Sorry, about 15 years of age,
was accidentally shot last night He had
just returned from hunting and set his
gun on the edge OF tho gallery against a
post when 1t slipped off, the hammer
striking the floor, and exploded he load.
which was bird shot struck him lust he
hind the arm pit tearing a considerable
mole In the muscle; the wound Is very pain
ful, but not serious.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09
ACTIVE CATTLE MOVEMENT.
Not Enough Cars to supply the De-
mand at Victoria.

Not Enough Cars to supply the De-
mand at Victoria.
Victoria, Texas, October S.--Mr. Tom
Coleman is shipping sixty cars Of stock
cattle from Keeran to Cotulla, Texas, to-
day. Live stock shipments are quite active
at present. In fact, 1t is impossible to pro-
cure cars to supply the demand.
General Live Stock Agent James Beau
mont and wife returned yesterday from
FL Paso, where they have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Pfaff.
The dengue Is still raging here and the
doctors have their hands full. Scarcely a
family In town has escaped
Mr.. l.. Tibeaux, the we'll known Louis
lana cattle buyer, is In Victoria.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09

appointment Of his man. still he is conf
dent Of ultimate success.
A Post reporter also interviewed Mr.. c.
A. Dickson, the other applicant for the
postoffice. and he says that while he Is
hopeful. he has nothing to say. As the
democratic postmaster, will in all proba-
bility continue In office some time yet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09

Hillsboro, Texas, October SO. Holland
grocery merchant, filed a deed of trust
A, Labryer as trustee, to whom he con-
veyed the entire stock for the benefit OF
the following named creditors, each for
the sum stated Glass A--Smith &c Phil
lips 500. Class B-Hill County National
bank $1,000, Hill County National bank
$llO0; Stroud Gibson. Grocery company
1910; Stroud Gibson Grocery company
ss9376; l. II, Bryant s755.S0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09
FOR GERMAN DAY.
Prizes offered for Different Events
nj EorcHf

Prizes offered for Different Events
mt Forest Park.
The executive committee OF the German
day celebration held its final meeting last
night at Turner hall
few features of the programme at For
est park will be prize dancing. which Will
commence at o'clock p. m. Several val
liable prizes will be awarded to both la
dies and gentlemen
The committee has bought seventy nve
prizes for tho children and twenty four for
the Turner's.
Different merchants In the city have con-
tributed about fifty prizes for the occa-
sion
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The Dcnguc Mt Yonkum.

foakum, Texas, October S.--The dengus
still continues epidemic in Yoakum. Scarce
ly business man or railroad man has
escaped, 1t has now entered the public
schools and quite N number OF the Older
students are sick
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A nIE Pccnn Crnn.

Hearre, Texas, October S.-The pecan
crop In this section will be large one.
The trees are heavily loaded with them
aud will no doubt remain so until the ne
groes get their cotton out. AS soon as
tho ,rees are thrashed the market here
will be flooded
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-09
Fiiiing in the Appro.cs..

Inc railing In OF the north end OF the
FRANKLIN avenue bridge few day, ARC
, nas ps. ouered better facilities for the
dirt the approaches to that bridge So n. w., ~
lessen the distance to be covered nv nm
nom span with which the old wooden
sSuo.ure rs soon to be replaced, The dirt
,sa from Washington street is being
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HOME rum" Cigarettes
NOW 20 FOR CENTS.

pastures short and rain is badly needed
Tor gardens, wells and stock water.
Lott, McLennan County, Texas. October
e'-Cotton is still rolling in. This town
VIII receive nearly twice as much cotton
this season as last, but II is attributed tn
there being four regular buyers here besides
the merchants this season, as compared
WITH one or two during past years. All the
gins are running overtime now, but the
crop VIII soon be gathered provided fair
weather continues
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The Poultry show

chicken fansiers are taking good deal
., =. interest IN the poultry exhibition that
Is being arranged by Mr.. Charles Glass
ana other breeders. to take place hars
ABOUT December l. There are soma an
S on IN and about Houston, but as shown
49, ~ kst years exhibition. very little in.
' ,eres. Is .aken BY the general public in