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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-24

. Perhaps tho most brilliant commence
ment In the history OF Burnet high schoo
cainc to close Friday night. The daily
attendance averaged 500 or 600 pupils from
the city and surrounding country. The
teachers are Professor h. j. RIchcy, Super
intendent; Miss Minnie o. Rawlings, first
assistant; Misses Eva Babcock. Ruth Gar
rett, Eva Allen and Mrs. Nj. \. Smith
subordinate grades. with Mrs. j. a. Jack
son, once OF Houston, music teacher, The
following was the weeks programme;
Sunday -CcmmeneemeRt eerulon by Rev.
j. NJ Barcus Of Temple.
Monday-Rostrum exercises o.. the hrst
TO lower sixth grades.
Tuesday Cantata, by scholars OF the
grammar department and Aouave drill.
Wednesday bate upon the question,
'Shoald the united States government
recognize Cubas Independence r. Messts.
Sfabry Norrel! aud Herschel Hancock for
and May Bowdoin and George Atkinson
against
Address by j. y. Rllex OF Bertram, Texas,
Thursday exercises vale
dictory. awarding diplomas aud medals
There were ten graduates the gold medals
were awarded as follows: Best original
speech, C. G. Pearson medal. WoA by
Mabry Norrel. best all around scholar hy
The superintendent 10 Hersehol Hancock
trustees medal for the hes, record In
tho grammar department, TO George Aihip-
sca. The diploma presentation ad1resa Was
made by District Attorney Hon, 4 l., kin
pard Of Bolton Nalei e,ory Miss May
bowdon. Me'iRi arokeemeu. Professor 4.
j. Richey. w. 7, Cochran. editor OF tAe
Bartle Falls Standard urd james n
Stevens. editor Of the Burnett Builetin
Friday ntgh,-Alumni reunion. at ban
que;- Welcome orator Pau! IL stevens.
Address BY SupoNnteuaent IL. J. Richoy,
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dress TO the seniors by DR.. II, ~ Lamhiu
| OF Houston, and the presentation Of al
plomas.
Following is the class roll:
Ltterary-Mabcl Mcfarland Austin. A
b.. Mamie Silica Basgeit b. s.. lenora
| Alma Cole. Is. s, Mamie Blanche neNell,
u. -, Edna Eliza tarrar. 4. H.. Anna
Levie Norris, \. r., Mary u. ,IcGcc. A.
b.. Julia Miller. a. b.. Josephlac Mae
Norris. u. s., Lille Julia Meyer, \. H.,
Ella MeAdanls, b. S. Margaret Ann Saw
age, u. S.
Piano--Mabel Mcfarland Austin. Bertha
Corey, Julia Belle James, Mary ". Me-
gee, Julia Miller, Pauline L. Moore. la
lsaa Mae Whiting.
Nocal-Nettc II. Carter. Jessie Thornton
Doekum, Bertha Mae Macarthur.
Elooutton- Grace Mozclle Hammond,
Post sraduatc-M Mamie Blanche Dswel
Art-Anna Leyie Morris.
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pIstrcss Aftor BATTING.

~ have been troubled with indigestion
for some time. After eating anything
that WAS sweet | was sure TO experience
great difficulty and distress. Last fall J
began taking Hoods sarsaparilla and am
glnd to say that my stomach trouble has
entirely disappeared. l can now eat a
hearty meal OF almost any kind OF food
and have no trouble afterwards. Hood y
6arsaparilla has also cured me OF nervous
spells" JONI II. HoMRIoHAusEs,
Wheatland, Iowa. Such cures prove that
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Dir, j. Baldwin of the University ot
Texas has Just completed a eoarse Of
lectures to the students Of Heary college
at Campbell aud the teachers OF Northeast
Texas. He gave twenty lectures on Elu-
cationsl Psychology amt twenty ON School
Management and School Methods His
classes numbered about 100 and the inter-
est from beginning to close was remark
able
Though Henry college is but fve years
old Or Baldwin SAYS that its work COM
parcs favogahly with that OF the older
colleges OF The state
The commencement exercises Of Henry
college vii, occur franz May 50 10 june
>. inclusive.
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Hnwthurnc College.

The second annual term of Hawthorne
college at Celeste closed this week. The
commencement sermon was preached last
sunday with the presentation Of diplomas
+" ten graduates. The oNercl rs we're in
struetiye ana entertaining
Tho Hunt County Teachers Institute
met at Celeste Saturday with good attend
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LIBERTY HlLL.

The exhibition drill and Ice cram fes.
tiyal given by the Liberty I'm detach-
ment Of the Marble Falls Guard last sat
friday night was a success socially and
financially. The boys looked very nice N
their new suits. and are expected TO do
credit TO themselves and their town at the
State drill Hon. j. II. Faubion Of lie
ander was speakor for the occaslon.
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rhn Leading Malt Extract.

Malt Murine is the only really great a 4
tract OF malt offered on the MARKS, !. y
other so-called extracts being nothing y.
ter than strong black beer with . - n.y. y.
percentage Of alcohol and very sma, a, n,
of extractive matter. Such extracts snu.A
not be given or recommended to eon' .,.1.
cents or strength seeking people .,a !
their merits are all on the label anu w :
the bottle.
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El.t.IOTT.

The annual union picnic of the Sab
bath schools cana eff Friday at
Hcnrns, Franklin and Calvert were well
represented \ ball game in the evening
between the Elliott and Center team re-
suited in victory for the home team.
y dance at the residence of Mr.. Alfred
Boswell, a sacial at j. J, Rainers and a
musicale at MIR Maham's were enjoyed
by the young people of this vicinity Friday
owning.
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oiKwoo,,.

The members Of the Four Hundred cav.
: canoe FRIDAY night at the old school
a dramatic performance was given rri.
a ,aisn n'sn' az me new school house by lota,
school. No"rH' OF tho
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4 Comrades Tributc.

To tho Editor OF The Post.
see in yesterdays Post dispatch from
I'll Paso. announcing the death of I'M
DAVIS KNOW this Will cause u pang OF
regret from many living Texas Rangers,
with whom he served his country faith
fully and we'll. There was not more
CONSCIENTIOUS and fearless soldiers than Hin
DAVIS Peace to his ashes. J. c. Harris
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qualified 10 treat. haye chosen W "
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success has been ren1aISann,,e ars has ~
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800 We do not uhussr,ne sIe,a.,,
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,,siE IVA Ne think We hhse s~ohll!s. ~
ISIS any Of Structure, ssFRAsant
Inc tIinnatural Dsseha,rssshity, Ser:
aloeele. .,nney. Nervous p,,sIpunle., K@
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orr remedies are h can moi be 1aa,, ~,
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our trea II Won can not OLA IA yci syInpls,ar
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case ootis ~ treatment nase eh q 81 III;
our terms % with.n the rag, u,sn. M.
for symplonnn nd 10. . for skin s res i
for women n call on or WxAY 3 c
900 Alamo Plaza. Spniid.ng. = y
Masonic Tempe Ia
street. New o''e
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oi .he southern States and Nm.
HH9' NllNIE lnGN Will ra..fI NNutu W thh

PRlESTLY-EvANs-Gon.s,
bnsiness man Of This az esay, !tss,i
this c c,v night at the Episcopal ,A MATTED
who f Ey TO MISS Erma Evans q siassl WE,
Sa n' h ,"rneriy lived in this csn, v -. s,as
t ,i,, , peen visiting her ,,ela,iys. ~ w
s Smv pase lew weeks. They lss .e's "
s ,'ln Pacific for Galyas,n a,a Oh "
, .nof honeymoon on Monday s.d % m,
, , 10 Gonzales for their psrm aaa " n
Mr Pr'estly is an estimable a'a ss,,I huss
AM, anu ms friends wish him ali l, seuas m
luek and bon voyage" oyar s'a h q s'ai
road of matrimony 0'ef tne rtsye
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GuINrsN,.

TIE schooner oronoka has arrival wifi,
40, Jolly crowd 20, OF Houston Young S,
S ',o me 4 following composed the pa NV
apss'H ~ nnrkhart First lieutenan,
Gribele, First Mate Arthur Vanchon g.
ona Mate Joe Macatee. Steward jack VIE Vie
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Internal Misery

Only n dyspcptic can know, creates an
appetite, oyeFccmos that tired feeling and
builds up and sustains the whole physical
system. :; 50 promptly ard effectively
relieves dyspcptlc symptoms and cures
nervous headaches, that II seems to have
almost " q mngic touch.n
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The commencement exercises Mt the pub
lie school Friday NIGHT were largely at
tended hy an anprcentiye audience There
We're eight graduates and all acquitted
themselves crelitably.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

gin. The crew consisted OF w. II Glenn
ents he being the only one who did not
hold an office. The party have been cruis-
ing around the coast, and so far only ore
of them has fed the fishes. They leave
this evening for sam Louis Pass and VIII
be in Galveston Sunday en- route home.
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nird nf scnr,ct Fcver.

Celeste, Texas, May 22.-The 4-yeal'a'
boy Of u. ". Wright died last sa'urc9@
scarlet fever, making the second az.
from that disease, and two or three @'S
cases. The whooplng cough Is raging
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Negative; Robertus Gossc,t, HlouuS Tur.
ner and Ralph Wright
Home. Sweet Home"
thnppcM Mtli Fcmnlc cnlIcsc.

Chappcll NH Female College.
The annual commencement OF the Chap
pell Hill Female college viii begin Fri
day. June I. the programme OF exercises
being as follows:
Friday. June T. s p. m.--eueen's Eng
lish society entertainment
Sunday. June G. II a. r.-Sermcn, Rev.
Leon sonteld. Galveston
Monday. June Z. 3 p. mA-Meeung Of
board OF trustees
Monday. June 7. =. r,.>- Entertainment
by music. and elocution classes.
Tuesday. June s, 80 a. m,-GraAuattns
exercises; address by Rev. James kilgore
OF Calvert.
A cordial Invitation is extended 10 all
patrons, graduates and trustees Of the in
suiution. Reduced rates viii be given by
the railroads on Friday and Saturday, Hun
tied to Wednesday, June 10.
Entertainment viii be provided FOR those
who attend II they notify Rev. f e. Ham
nsond or l.. +. Smith
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HE AR Ne.

Miss Leah Cohen has returned IRON
Waco.
Postmaster james l.. Moseley, who has
been sick for quite a while, is somewhat
better.
Or, II. w Cummings has returned from
Waco where he attended ;iIc NiSo May
Queen KarnvAl.
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HOUSTON DAILY Posn MONDAY MORNING. NAY 81 1897

been reported as early as the 18th Oats
ara being rapidly harvested. for which
there 10 hnc weather and the crop 10
NoNins very sool. but the acreage is
small
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NEUROLOGICAL,


Observation-Disclosures. Texas May IL
John Tucker, we'll known citizen IN ELLIS
county. passed away a, his home al Ray
today.
NEWCOMB-Vilage Mills. Texas May
2s.-Dted. last night at l o'clock. Mrs, c.
q. Newcomb. leaving 4 husband Two small
children 10 mourn the loss,
Observation-Disclosures Texas, May Is.
MIR John Tucker, good citizen et tue
Kay community. died yesterdy. lie is
we'll known In Ellis county,
CLARk--pento Texas May i;.-News
has reached here OF the death at Man
gum. Greer county. Of Colonel ". I. CLARK.
an old aud promineat .it!sen o; this coua
ty.
JoNEs-Tyler. Texas. May II Tho flu
neral OF Mrs. Tynal W. Jones, Who died
Sunday morning. took place THIS after
nooh at o'clock. IRON the family resi-
3enee
AN INFANT esrne. Texas May 22.-
The lntant syn OF Or and Mrs. h.. 81. Bas-
seit died this morning at ! o'clock. ln-
ierment this evening III the cily ceme-
tery,
BLEDsoE-vnlaee Mills. TeNas. Nsy
! lt,--llled this morning az li.,o. Mrs is.
/ II. Biodsoe, leaving a husband ana otAtiAi
children TO mourn the less q Christian
wife and mother.
| AKIN ohillcothc. Texas. May u. Mrs.
| NJ G, Akin OF Vernon died al the resi-
dence Of her daughter Mrs J. Watson,
in this place yesterday, ami her remains
We're carried to Vernon today tor inter-
ment.
HoLT-overton, Texas. May l7,-Mr,
Andy Hold, highly respected a 1tn.
died at his home In this oi,y or the 16.h
instant OF catarrh of the stoNlch iie
leaves a wife and several ohllteu ~ moLtn
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Taylor schno,s.


Miss Bertha Dalton OF TAYLOR has boon
elected one of the teachers OF the public
schools at Granger.
foiiowihg is programme OF the COM
meneement exercises of the Taylor high
school to be held in tho Auditorium nj
10 y, M. May ~;
Music.
Essay--'rhs old order Changes"
,f'.;.;,,','.. Mary Darwin
Essey Yesterday. To-day and Iomor-
Music.
Ess aS--' Evolution ..,..... Annie Mum
E ,ss b'iis ''...,.,. ,.,,t Cecil WomocK
Essay 'beauties OF the Night" ......
Music.
pebate-'subIoct; Resolved That In.
creased wealth is beneficial to the morals
OF the people" Affirmative. Gillette Wood
all. Max Goldaein and Dudley Woodward.
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The nastrop public school entertained n
very large and enthusiastic audience Fri
day night at Elaners opera house with
The following programme Of closing eyer
eiseH all 81 the numbers of ih!ch were
WIN rendered and highly nterrstng:
SelutGtoIy.. 49,. ... Mary Il. Higgins
Mothcr Goose Irill....,....,.. First grade
Violin duct Ivy Schulkc and Julia Jung
Debate Resolved That the united
States should recognize the indie
pcndencc Of cuba, Affirmative.
Senator Price; negative. Senator
Dawson
Chorus 49,. go, 90, High schooi march
Gos1lpa' drill Second and Third GRADES
Recitation Der Sanger .... Katie jenkins
E.qn drill ana hurlcsQue,
Violin duCt..... San. .......,
Modena Rogers and Nelle CIopton
Ktciialt9n- House Study Bcss'e Rogers
Dialogue The Train to Mauro. .......
Miss Mary o higgins, l,arl Echari
aud Les Olive,
Essay Die Wustcnluft Dainty Kennedy
s. rs ~ Seven ,Jcan Ingelowl:
Seven Times One Childhood. Lutte nictor
Seven Times Two Romance. Erna Kenelus
seven Times Three Love Della Morris
seven Times Four Maternity .........
-. 49,. ,,,,,. ,,.,. Esther Lewis
Seven Times Five widowhood 49,.
Seven Times six~Clvng In Marriage
seven Times Sevcn--Longug for Home
= '.''-4 .-'... ,,.... Emeilc Grlasonbcck
,,,eclamation on our flag Powell MAYNARD
Patro; drll,
Cherus- Home. Sweet Home Little hoys
'"'euic'ory' &c. f.'.,,, Adelia Nenelus
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AS Wt tal
prof es e 10 2 IN N
come to more Nv
realize the enS Z.
cations Of ne Z.
nan system. "
impossibillW,, ~
.or ering well ~ 7.
are fed beam y
more and more Nv.
,areni; and WA
who have .II
the most ehv ,,ssl
~ !I'uis
iheIr 0,tenlion ~
the curing o. ~
la,nsSlyfs "
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G, q: M:

This Ia the complaint Of E3xa
tho thousands at this season. s'7a 4es 4,
They have no appetite; food E.zs GS. Z,
does not relish and often fails to diges, +.
causing severe suffering. Such people
need the toning up OF the stomach and
digestive organs, which a course OF Hoods
sarsapariiIa will give them. 1t also purl-
mes and enriches the blood, cures that dis
tress after eating and
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The Rei'on city public schools closed
en- Frduy night with an interesting
programme, The exercises werc Reid az
rlo pcla house. Graduates Miss Fanaie
L4dlpw. yahdct0rlaH Miss era Harry
"1Fa'orion Misses Mabel Andrews Eva
Ailen. claa Bc@ Allie Brockman. Lydia
Ferguson, Jamcs Hair I'd Hamilton. Mas
Minnie ilammersmith, Matte Karnes, Cen
ava Little. Hattie Morris Jim Reese Ken
nlc Saunders. Emma Thomas.
Tho programme was opened with prayer
by pr " y Wilson
ihstfhmerial dnelt.-.. ......... ...,...-.
.. -. Hattie Morris and Emma rhomas
"Chccrfulncss. ." ...... ...... Saluraturla.
Cora Harvey.
.ia'>s I'am .--,.....,.... Miss Edna Best
Flufp solo ...-.,......- Ncnuie Saunders
Nla3s history .t.,.-.-.-... Geneva Little
rlsf Prophecy ,.,-. Minnie Hnumersmith
lnstt 0menih solo ...,,. Emun Thomas
'''l''9A 'ts-. .- t''.-..,,. James flain
detrimental dUett .,,. ..............
..--., Eva Alton aud Lydia Ferguson
When our SHIPS Come Home" .....4.
al
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were such that when Solomon placed
his foot upon the first step all the
birds spread their wings and made a
fluttering noise IN the AR On his
touching the second step the lions eX-
tending their paws Go be con-
tinued.)
School of instructions, Sunday at 5
D. m, King Solomon's Lodge, April
Ioppa, April :; Jerusalem, April u.
About the and or Srd week OF April
work in the Royal and Arch Com
mandery. Get the teams in line.
Take due notice
NEUROLOGY.
W. S. Roose, So, of De Molay Com.
mandery and Albert Pike ConSlstory
was buried last week. Deceased was
prominent and much respected.
Robert Ball, So, of Columbia Com
mandery and Albert Pike ConSlStorY
was buried last week, very prominent
and much respected.
Brother Andrew Jackson, OF Choser
Friends Lodge ofOdd Fellows Colum
bus, Ga. was buried March I9. De
ceased was prominent.
Brother Rawlins. of Fred'k Doug
lass Lodge 1912, Three Links of Penn
broke, Ky, recently, deceased, was
a prominent member of the Order.
March IS, in the 18th year. Inspector
General, John Miller. deceased, re
sided in the Valley of Philadelphia,
Pa. He was P. G. NJ P. G. H. z.
P. r. E. G. c., NJ. w. O. NJ J. L
Harkless conducted the ceremonies
There were present at the funeral P
G. Masters. ]. D. Kelley, W. H. Miller
George 5. Berry; w. L. Underwood
and Prof. William F. Powell, of New
Jersey. Deceased was a prominen
citizen of the Quaker City.
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Johnson AND LUTTRELL.

One Of the best dry goods stores TO
patronize in this city Is the Well-knoWn
firm OF Johnson and Luttrell, one OF
the OLDEST and most reliable firms IN
this citv. Yol viii meet with polite
and accommodating clerks, who are
ever ready TO show you goods even II
YOU don't desire 20 purchase them.
Read their advertisement this week
and see for yourselves what wonderful
bargains you can make az this place
for frst-claSs goods Don I fail 10 call
Al once
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KANN SONS & co.

This the busy corner firm You can
ALWAYS see crowd Of people in this
place. II Is because You can purchase
goods there az any price.
NeSsrs- Kann and his polite clerks
are ALWAYS on the ezE -E.E 10 catch
what Is most pleasing To the taste Of
their patrons.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

| Notwithstanding the agitation OF
! temperance CrankS who viii strain out
/ 4 knat and swallow ! camel, good peo-
ple will drink gooC wines and whlSkleS.
| The best known wholesale and retail
| houses in the city are the AanderS.
These three brothers keep separate
/ places OF business and are known .iaT
and wide.
Chr Nander Is al $50 Mass. avenue
and 900 -th street, Il. "
Ka1 Nander Is at $50 X street, Il. ",
and Jacob Nand4T IS at 1873 7th street
n. ". These are all flrst-claSs houses,
Moore and Prioleau are two men IN
business who keep one of the best
houses in this CITY, They are two gen
tlemen who are entitled 10 the patron
age of the public Go TO the Sparta
Buffet and ask TO be served with the
best and YOU will be sure 10 return
again.
Ifvou are in the vicinity Of Is Ist
street. :. W. don't fail 10 ask for Mr..
Robert II. Key, where you can satisfy
the inner man. Mr.. Key Is an open
hearted and kind friend.
You must go TO Wm. H. Schlueter's
at $50 9Th street, n. ". He IS our
friend.
II YOU have more money than YOU
desire 10 carry at one time, make YOUR
deposit in the Capital Savings Bank,
ooo F street, n ".
The most reliable bank in the city,
and the only Afro-American bank Of
honor and trust.
Price at -2s Seventh street northwest
is one of the Oldest and most reliable
firms in this city. He is an adept in
taking Afro American pictures. You
should give him call.
Do YOU want your watch or clock re-
paired: Have you eye glasses out OF
order? By all means go to II. ". Pc
tiers & Go. at I72o Seventh street
northwest. Mr.. Peters is one OF the
most affable gentlemen in this city
Mr.. 5. G. Thompson who keeps the
finest dining room in the northwest is
one of the best young men IN this city
Mr.. Thompson has first class place,
where ladies and gentlemen can go
and be accommodated. Don't fail 10
20 10 Thompson for lunch.
Losis I. KeSSel, importer OF and
dealer in wines and whiSSies, whole
sale only. Keeps one OF the largest
places in the city. Mr. kessel Is a thor
ough going business man and If YOU
want good wines and whiSkies fisi |
this place, 47s Tenth street northwest.
Mr.. Henry Murray is the poor mans
friend. Go 10 his place No. 1919 7th 1
street northwest. He IS good man
and will treat you well.
Toby Bush is the fine looking and /
iollv brother among the Bush boys.
He is al SsI 7th street, 4. ",
Mr.. Henry Kraemer is one Of the
best known gentlemen furniShers IN
this CITY. Don't fail 10 give him call,
IoT2 -th street, n. W
Charles H. Javins s Sons are N the
Center Market, . street and the North
arn Liberty Market They keep. all i
kinds Of game and flsh.
Mr.. John Curtain keeps one OF the /
best places In West Washington He
: a thorough going business man and /
liked bv everybody who does business /
With him. 81
Mr.. Vim. Morris at the corner Q /
Third and q streets southwest Is one
NJ the hest known men IN that sector /
II YOU want good beer, wine and q
VarS. don't fail 10 give him call. Mr..
Norris i q true gentleman.
Mr. Hurlebaus pharmacy az the cor
nercf 18th and Y streets. \. ", Is one
OF the most reliable places IN the
CITY. Mr.. Hurisbau compounds pre-
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| : LEADERS, |
l ,s>-IN -eeee
| !

Mr.. G.. W. Sanford, dealer in all
kinds of fresh fish, can be found in the
Center Market, stands 42S TO 452. He
is one of the jolllest men in the busi-
ness and one of the most reasonable
E. Murray, ar 500 and 6o2 Sd street,
southwest is the best Afro-Amerlcan
confectioneT in the city and equal 10
all others. His cream cannot be sur
passed. Mr.. Murray has every facility
for makiug good cream and cakes.
Tohn r. Wright, 1857 10th street
4. W.
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Colored politicians in the South
are pushing white republicans for
office.
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Mr.. Voigt, who has one of the bes
establishments in the city, where you
ian purchase find jewelry OF ali kinds
5 too weIl-known for an introduction
10 the people. Go and visit his place
md saw The BEE sent YOU.
The Washington bee., 1897-04-03

Read Tbs BEE.
Past Right Eminent Grand Com
r,s75er Preston: Of the Virginia X. 7.
has been sick with The gTipp-
IIJustriouS NJ. L. Robinson. 81 OF
Tfs EszEsr OF Alexandria. Va, was
rendered : testimonial 81 the Odd Eel
lows Hall, March 2o-
SoIouons Throne continued on the
second step were two lions of pure
gold, terrible in aspect and as large as
\ life. TIE properties OF the throne