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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-10-09
septI7. 1885,
OsT HLCEIPT.

Lost IN the sd. day of September, 1897,
near the Macon station, a receipt issued to
me by the Macon Compress and Warehouse
Co. for one bale Of cotton weighing 49G
pounds and numbered 500. All parties are
warned moi to trade or negotiate Tor same
as a duplicate will be applied for.
septl2-3t BERN ANDERSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-10-09

ave have for the p-st thirty years handled
Braddeld's Female Regulator, both at whole
sale and retail, and in no instance has 10 failod
to give satisfaction. We sell more OF il than all
other similar remedies combined"
LAMAR, RAHRIN & LAMAR,
Atlanta, Macon and Albany, Ga.
The BeApFlELo REGULATOR Co, ATLANTA, ca.
Sold by OF Druggists al si.0O per Bottle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-10-09
A Natural Beautifer.

Karl's Clover Root Tea puriics the
blood and beauties the complexion.
J Sold BY 4 S Murphey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-10-09
S. B. KING, Agent,
MACON, MISS.
Positions Guaranteed

TO Graduates In HART, Practical Business
Business College. ec5oci CT shorthand and
T~elegraYhy. Jackson, Miss
We have bought the Wyatt College here
aud at Meridian, bnt have closed out the
one at Meridian. ana are now prepared 70
give students tho very best commercial
raining 10 DC had any wueIc.
SCHOLARSHIP, ...,,... ......, 5000
Catalogue sent on application.
NJ J. HARRIS, Pres't,
'atlstn, xiss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-10-09
Bradiields
Female
Regulator

sort prevail more extensively than
in any OTHER section, and has never
failed to correct disordered Me1-
situation. 1t restores health and
strength to the suffering woman.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-10-09

Is a receipt
of one of the
N noted
physicians
of the South,
where trout
bles Of this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

Munyon's Medical I7stitrtior. 1905 Arch
street. Philadelphia Pa. e ,he best e1e OF
Us KIND IA the World l. employs large
sixE Q: skilled socialists 10 diagnose he
cases aot only q people applying person
lhv io- treatment hpt ;huse 10 all parts
u 10 coaatry who send IN personal let
tets asking the best methods o. being cured
o. VARIOUS diseases Thousands OF these
isttsrs are received every week. and
SAT- O. from ten 10 fifteen doctors are
dAiiy employed IL 5lctAii1g replies through
the medium Ct IS may sienog-aphers
There letters are received " the sirlcisst
cnzEdeace and urol,ptiy Answered with he
best medical advice oA,A nable. No effort
viii bs suarei 20 see that each case Is
;horcuEsiy 5iaE1ose3 and the proper RENE
dies 70 effect a cere are prescribed For
these services 10 fee is expected. Prot.
Muryoa puts NJ separate ours tor each
disease Al all druggists, mostly = cents
= vial
address Prof. Muayoa. 1895 Arch street.
Fhila3elphia. "a,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11
NhY EASTER IS A MOVABLE
FEAST.

T. f. 2 curious fact. that the church fcs-
oval u such slrnlfca1re throughout Chris
,euaom. is clllea ~ 40 EnEl'h-speahng
pso3ls. a.tcr a pagan goddess. whom the
Ea15aB worrhipped with peculiar cerernon-
l.7 so the spring q Ycars long ago
Easae writer's trace the name % the god
cezs 10 no AuKlo-sazoa word. "ys,." mean
ing storm and ,hlak ,hat the sacrifices
offered to her IN Aprl were eoacli.atory 10
character In View u the general prevalence
Of storms at this season % the year.
Other however. think that Easter ia
from the ol5 Saxon oo,er ostea." meaning
rising end thar the ssrr.fiees made to the
goddess we're part Of the festivities IL honor
Of ,he coming Of spring.
The French people stili keep the early
| Christian name Tor the festival of the Tes-
direction. their name for Easter being
rague. meaning pa,soyer
The crHc!hxl0n d Chrlst was believed. by
this early church fathers. 20 nave taken
Dlsce uDon The 18Th VI &lAan. the ufrt
month Of the JcHis calendar, cOTTespond-
luz "a our March This was tbs late u
the Jewish passover. q feast held annually
ia confederation Of the passing over OF
The Angel u Death. the story o! witch is
told Ia the Bible. IN the lz.b chapter Of
Exodus
THE custom Of observing this season Of
The year as festival Us one Of gToat an
tquiiy. dating back 70 the Egyptians.
jules Bslssac. in "LAge de- bisn' gives
= az interesting account OF the origin OF tho
Eg3 ptlau festival. which be thinks. accord
ilg TO Rstrnuom!cal calculations. mutt have
allen upon the thne day Of the same
, month a. the jewish pasnoyer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

prosperous outcat,- kc3 {; the p-c-sca:e
shows fewer familiar faces ;hGs wseo New
York was 4 smaller ao1 E2ore c0I1 psei
capital ii has game In variety. Lfsgs
trade. industry. czI. TX E1d cctuaA13c1-
from the money -.-E TO TIE insurer. tie-
etnis an equiIsge as various as iae pss
sonallty Of the oteupAaix. IDS renew c.
New York Is conposeG o. li;tle Q. Ne~-
port. little os Bar HA-bo-. AID much Q.
I.onr Branch s.d sarA.crA--tee SUMMIT
elements united and coososi5Atea ioF re
winter pagean-.
Passing down town some rev tai state
IL club houses are sArdwsr6ed betEs-r-
the astounding inp5era cAr&VAEas-tes Stk'
line the way hare and ;Ae-e iron tie Eaiss
c, Central Park TO TIE 5eisseosso''a Q;
the Knicke-booke- club.
More spleadis ADORE ali. more s7.ei.ci-
jar than Pioaailly. ihss new Fifth sveore
surprises mare than Il Fie4sss. AID IL tbs
perhaps may be found The exTlaaaiica.
With the Increased 1aEahcercs Of sat
metropolis FOR tAs growing Tendency q
the New Yorker 20 zhEc-; h!raFsi,, 70 pro-
long bis sosourn II smaller cities Az less
spectacular c,oznrauriiies. % &loq; tie
sen! country Tie SO much z ToEzs else
Where The Gothatnits = really 30
nestle animal: unllke the Partisan. Eno
was practically horn 81 cafe E-d erA1let
IN toea;sr. BE "a partial 20 lie, al al
erer,s. Now Y5;k conception .. tas d.
nestle hearth a. .easi. He iises 70 D9Es
In one groove see he members q his oNn
pet treqneutly srd Intimately aa4 ee
parsonage AID 10; aa1aer CT c.Gaef'
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

Commissioner of Agriculture. InsuN'
Statistics and History. q. u

Commissioner of Agriculture. Insun
Statistics and History. :, -
Aus lin. Texas. March L m
To all whom ii may concern:
This is to certify. That the
FIREMEN'S FUND INSURANCE
Company of San Francisco. Cal, ~ ".
all respects fully complied WIN tns Il
of Texas as conditions precedent y i 4
doing business in this state, and ,nMss
company holds a Certificate or Aum .,.
from this office emitting II 10 do us-a,
in his state for twelve months: io ~, !,
lst iav of January, 1897, 10 the Sis' 'A'
December. 1897. ~,
given under my hand and seal, 9, ~ Y.
in Austin, the day and date h1ss ~
written.
A. ]. ROSE, Commis:iorsS,
+. II. McELHONE. Special Agent :
las. Texas. -,
WEEAIS & ADAMS. Resident age
Houston. Texas.
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Office or

Office OF
Commissioner of Agriculture, InsuN
Statistics and History. :. M
Austin. Texas. March " ~
To all whom it may concern:
This is to certify. That the
GERMANIA INSURANCE N !,
Company of New Orleans has ~ ~
spects fully complied with the ~
Texas as conditions precedent 70 !,
company holds a Cernficate OF Aaiassa2|
from this office emitting 1t 10 do W.
in this state for twelve months, l ,a
LIST day OF January. 1897, TO the a''
of December. 1897. :. ~
In Austin. the day and date nrs' -
written, ..,.,s
BEERS, KENISON & co,
agents. Galveston. Texas. .,sl
wEENls & ADAMS. resident Hs1
Houston. Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

Prescription No 2s5i put up by Elmer q
Aiend. sold by ". r. Schmidt, Houston.
Texas. will relieve those afflicted Win
rheumatism. Try . bottle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

Office OF ,.-,,y
Commissioner of Agriculture. l"N
Statistics and History, "a nj
Austin, Texas. March Z"
To All Whom 1t May Concern
This is 10 certify. That the
KANSAS MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company OF Topeka; 18th ~
IN all respects fully compton rJsril
its doing business i IS NTH in this state, 81 4 4
said Company holds n cert iica,es ! b
thority from this office enitthhnsse mo-.
business IN this State for We,,SsI 10
from the LIST day Of January '''p
3lst day of December, 1887. :, NJ IN
Given under my hand and seal ,st ~
In Austin. the day and daNs W.
written A. ]. ROSE. commss''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

And yet. tho prevalent discomfort apart.
our metropolis has never been NO attract.
Two AZ on the eve Of the Greater Kew York
era: the opening up and development o.,
the uptown region have given the great
town alike breathing space and a mag.
nif'cence of aapect worthy Of the imperial
clty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
Questions the Calculations.

To the Editor Of Tho Post.
The author OF the article on street pay
Ing In Tho Sunday Post makes, not only
the surprising error that cubic yard 81
material will cover twelve square ynris to
the depth OF six inchcs, hut proceeds upoN
that hnsis to figure out tho cost OF hloet.
then milo Of street paving, and finally "a
milo OF county roadway.
Now since a cubic yard can cot lie made
to cover hut siN square Yards az ak lnche,
tn dcpth. il follows that Tho coats he has
/ Figured ont must bc doubled Tilt Is TO
ifay. calculated at a cost OF "a cc'ts r,r
square yard lnsioad OF ~ cent.
! His milo OF street pavement thorafo.N In
stead OF costing only Sla.5ll v'Lld cost
s2T,l5s.
| In regard To a milo of county roadway
he says ''rhc same material applied 10 the
copter middlel WOULD mako an lndc-
structihlc roNdhcA az cost OF but little IN
excess Of $1,000 pcr mite"
| Let us nee about that mllo II 1850
yatdH. and allowing a width Of twelve feet
would measure 1880 square yards which, AZ
| ~ cents per square yard, would cost
5000 CO.
| Il the author 81 that article were q con-
tractor, instead OF ciSil ensinccr, and shout,
base his hld for street paving work upon
such unsafe calculation, lie would be woe.
| fully stranded, provided he were the sue
oesstul bidder. J. W Barnes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
AT THE STATION HOUSE
WESTON ANDREWS DIES DEsi'ir u
HEROIC EFFORT TO SAVE HIM.
lie Fails Vpou the street nnL Never
Recovered Consciousncss--A sup
posed AttncI. of ApupicNy.

--,-,,,,, ,f,nrnocn n
About O'CLOCK y"'e'u'S
man was seen to fan suddenly TO the si"c-
...,t, n, tho coruer Of Congress- avenue and
49,
Travis s'reeN ,.
The patrol wagon was caiieu an" ne "''
taken to the police station. where his con-
49,, ,.,,, ,,,,ra IN ma scrioug. and City
MUM woo '''N ..,..,,,,,,,.., aud ar
Physician McEifoy was so''ii1'"'"
once SGT In to try to save u life when was
r.,,d,v obbing away.
rha ,no, vas r.co,rizcd as Weston An
nv '''"" ""' -. ,.,,
drcwn. = citizen of Richmond poiO h'""
county, who has boon IN the city for scN-
, ,,,,,. ,i,s.innti,, considerably during
o'"' ""'''
tho time
The first diaguoslg OF DR.. Mctlroy WAS
thnt Andrews mad talen some drug, the cX-
-. ,,tt,,, ,,o c,,,,a not de,or-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
BE1ETIT CONCERT.
A Good Audience ut Turner Hal Tor
Mm,In me GnIdbcrg's Concert.

Madame Goidbcrg's Concert.
Turner Hall was well filled last night
when benefit concert was given Tor M''e'
Theresa Goldberg, one OF the leading inu-
sicians OF Houston who so recently met
with great sorrow and distress Nine.
Goldberg has always been most generous
with her talent and the musicians oil the
city felt 1t their duty to do what they
could and poasurablc duty 1t undoupt-
ody was. for all were eager to help anu
there was a good audience.
The following programme was success
fully rendered:
Part /:
Male auartottc--Sclected ........,:'''.
. From Houston Glee club
Houston Quartettc aud Apollo Ciuos;
Violin solo-LoSendo .....,...' Hoiiahucr
MIR. w. $. Mason.
observation-disclosures OF sicily .Lohsioiiow
MIR. w. n. Shaw tpiano accom-
panimcnt by Mr.. +. schram).
Soprano solo--Cuckoo Sons. .....'F' ADJ
Miss Bessie Hughes.
Duo Mandolin and guitar, ...'..''s..
..................M March of the statues
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Eaton
Part 2;
(a) King Carnival March, (b) Inter-
mezao from Cayalaria Rust'e1na..
''.'., 49, ,,.,,,,. W.
Mr. r. Schrani' pl''e'''' Norri,
Miss Estclle Durgheini.
heet'"'ioh- Sc''uteu 80 ..'''i ,,,a.iln,,t,
....'..;''' ,''; MISS N"h"'' s,,nna
soprano solo-Leiia song ''''''''''
MISS hes| no Ma.
TITO -Nloih' tluto anu P'au'- ,,,..
Messrs. Dlehi, Eaton schram.
Iho ilrst number created auut" .,,vi,s'
from the iact oil the ciup Nv" W e"'''@"
ton oo, ~.
MT. MASON 4 NlOlln kOlo was ais NN''N 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11

The above comic opera viii be presented
AT swecny Combs opera house on Wodnes-
day and MurnAay NIGHTS by the senior
cast. via Mcssrs. skngle, William Ken
dali Harry Liistonc. Il 4, Chadwick and
kinkaid and Misses Timm,ns, Walker.
Reisncr aud Wead. on Friday night aud
Saturday matinee by the Juvenile caste.
WHOSE names win be given later The
opera Is high class comedy, ana the music
Ia both beautiful and catchy Al the
latest New York. and brooklyn hits In
songs aud dances win ha introduced Ia
Houston. Mrs Carlisle has been extreme
ly successful In this work when In her
carly teens the New York Musical Record
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
Something 10 Depend ON.

Jones 4 Son. Cowden. ILL.,, speaking OF DR..
Kings New Discovery. says that last win
ter his wife was attacked with La Grippe,
and her case grew so serious that physi-
clans at Cowden and Pana could do moth
ing for her. II seemed to develop into
Hasty Consumption. Having Dr. Kings
New Discovery in store. and selling lots
Of il, no took a bottle home. and 10 the
surprise of all she began to get better
from tho first dose, and half dozen dollar
bottles cured her sound and we'll. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to do this
good work. Try 1t. Free trial bottles at
drug stores
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
rTAVRE MARKET.
IIavre May lo.--Spots were quiet but
steady and futures easy.


A largo delegation OF Houstonans leave
this morning over the Central on a special
train TO attend the annual conference OF
Epworth Leagues at Waco.
Some of those composing the party are.
Rev. and Mrs Seth Ward, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy f. Jones' Mrs Theodore Boring Sr..
Mrs. j. j. Campbell Mrs. T. ID. Hathaway.
Sr, Misses Hattie Jones. Susie Hurley.
Jennie Bcrng, Clara Hauptman and
Messrs 4. c. Howell. Leo Campbell.
George Il. Moore, Theodore Boring Jr,, and
5. Il. Tracy.
Rev. Seth Ward will preach the opening
sermon of the conference this evening,
and Mr.. s. f. Tracy is to deliver an adj
dress on Christian citizenship on Thurs
dav
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
AT TuE AUDITORIUM.
Oscar sisson and his Merry Conn
pany Are on Deck


Oscar Sisson and his merry company
are on deck The Auditorium was thrown
open again last evening. this umo with
the Oscar + Sisson Comedy company as
the attraction, and the audience present
was enthusiastic IN its reception OF this
company, which les Internationally the
strongest which over visited Houston at
popular prices Mr. slsson Is. himself,
we'll ard popularity known 10 Houston
thoater gocrs. Some years ago with his
successful farce comedy NJ Little Nugget"
he Was a frequent and welcome visitor
here, but of late years has confined HIS
tours chiefly 10 the East and North Now
he opens M a sixteen week g tour OF
Texas al p9pular prices. and backed hy a
company competent in every way 10 keep
pace with the star
The Colonel" was the hill last night,
| and was found to be hrimfu OF ludicrous
| situations. bright dialogue and clover
| spclaltios. Considering the circumstances
thu performance given by the company
was truly remarkable, They lcft Charles
ton. w Va. Friday night, AMI after a
ride of three nights and three days pulled
| INTO Houston az 30 last night, convey
anccs quickly whlsked both company and
| baggage to tho Auditorium and snatching
bite OF lunch, thouphtfully prepared by
Manager bright. they went on aud played
| their parts with vim and spirit that gave
no evidence OF their achiuE hnnes and
heavy cyelids. Tonight the musical come
dy "Nanctto" viii bc produeed, introduce
| ing Mr.. Ssson as tho big boy" char
AFTER part made famous by him
Tonight ladies will be admitted free N
accompanied by one paid So-cent admits
sion providing tho same is reserved prior
10 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11

Thore has always been state and conn
ty tax of 81 per annum against all vehicles
used for hire, embracing drays. job was-
ons. hacks etc Hitherto this lava has not
been enforced and the tax has not been
collected. hut there being no reason why
Il should not ho the officers have deter
mined In future To enforce the law strictly
aud without any Discrimination hence The
owners of vehicles liable for the payment
of this license should take notice accord
ingly and avoid trouble.
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said OF her: For her ago she Is the most
brilliant pianist wo have seen ana
n musician OF which tho South should
be proud possesses raro ability as
a dramatic clocutionlsts." and many other
compliments iiling a whole column. The
Abilene Reporter says; ut was royal
reception accorded Miss Taylor's new
opera; the audience was the largest and
most fashionable this season. etc. Mrs.
Carlisle is n daughter Of Colonel ". a:
Taylor. whose high reputation Is wei
known. Tho Wcathcrford Mail says miss
Taylor's new opera was delightfully."- roceiv-
cd at each performance. and was an ova-
ton In eneores and flowers" etc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
AFRO AMERICAN FAIR
TO he HELD IN HOUSTON THE FALL
or tSDS.
A Movement of National Importance.
Those Interested In Its
Promotion.

,,, -, 1 intnrstnin
ihc hiro-A"iei icen van ""N -
Exposition. chartered under the laws oi 'ne
State of Texas. and indorsed by the Twen-
,v-e,,b raxa. ,aatsia,nr, vim headauar-
i'N"' i's's'"'u''' - w., ,',,,,1
tcrs IN thls city, is now luy o's"", ,"'1'
anu feauY Tor business. me pluu'",ss
seeminsy from the strenuous eHor.s snos
are putting torth are nlihliui ol WV inas
hitude OF the enterprise. The ORGANIZATION
ot me several states mas alreuny uoe"s,
AuNlilary committees Tor Tue Purposo W
Noth,nE up an Interest," ana sVelhS ',,a'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
CITY nnENIrIEs.

Cly Attorney Stewart Is this year find
ing a new source Of revenue for the city
bv bringing suit To 20 lect dc,lnuuent tax S
on the unknown roll
II is important that all participants in
the opera "iihc Stockings be present at
the last rehearsal AT the opera house this
evening. at 3 O'Clock. when all tickets
tnttst posit.vel, be turned N.
There Is a courert to bc gwen by the
Treble club on May - at Turner hall. as
sisted hv Some of GalVo=ion's best tai
CIT. MIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Savage and Miss
Hume. and also hv Mrs Edwin Parker OF
Houston.
Shcuir Erickson lcf, last night for Dal-
las. armed with ii Warrant OF arrest for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
"BLuE STOCKINGS.


Kirshwasser's bossy spouce Is Militia. "
the gypsy witch, which part belongs to
Miss Riosner. Kirshwasser fears nothing
but his WIFE, In her presence he scarcely
dares speak. lie believes all married folks
fight He wears wig TO prevent the
pain Of hair pulling Miss Agnes Wead
is 'Manon." the fisher girl and Mabelle
Do Lesdernier plays "Julietto" the pret =
~ flower girl Jennie Gentry is splendid
as "Gratinet," and Marian Woodruff as
"courtalin." "Nicolct,' Francois Office
boy, is as cute as can be, by Adrien De
Isle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
Mig McnI E.tntc DcnI.

The three story brick building on Main
street. Nos, e07 and 909, owned by Henry
Fox. was yesterday sold and decided to
Jacob llornbergor, the consideration being
si0.ooD cash The sale Is important, not
only ON account of the amount involved,
but shows tina, people who have held their
money without investment. are beginning
10 invest u In Houston property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
REV. DH. RAMON
FIling a Uricr Engagement ut thu
LInrcnre Crittcntnn MIsiOn.

Rev. q G. Rankin, formerly pastor OF
shclrn Methodist Epiycopal church I'm this
49,. ,,,,, ,,.,,,,.., ,,,, ,as,,o,
Nv" W
scrVle' at the Florence trlttehtoh mission
last night. having come in on the 7:20 D.
I'm rcutr,l train Auor tho rsuo, Fifteen
-. .,.....,... -. 49,. ,,, ,.,
minutes SUNG soiN'oo NY III" 'Vh"''i hi''
sion choir. the meeting was turned over TO
nr. Rankin. who was greeted by a very
,,r,, ond,.,c, m,ry of Iii. ,,d ,orrro,,,
'"'''S w. NV ~"
,,un uollh present ne ,hlpn mission
crowd was aus" present ana cnJoycd the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
sobricty, Fidelity and Integrity.

The members of James F.. Ratchford
lodge. No. 27l, knights of sobriety. Fidel-
ity and Integrity Will give their second
complimentary concert next Thursday
evening at tho hall on tho fourth floor
of tho Mason building, The concert viii
he for the members OF the lodge and their
friends and admittance will be by invita-
fipp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11

Paul Vunuto to p. Maiorana V.
Longo. g. Culato, S Fuslolto. q.
Gnrino, T.. Glnnatona. \. l.. Rocoa
V. c. Gianatana. each 40 40
acres In n. Garfield ANA Il. u.
Whitehead survey Observation-Disclosures. SO
c. w. Asworth and wife Nora H..
to Mrs. Jennie NJ Weeks, und-
vidol y OF lots 6. Z part II and 8.
block IS. north side Buffalo
bayou. &c. -. ,...............
J, w. YouuSs and Mrs Martha
Young, ~ acres in George Will
Jams urNoN-...+,.,.---.,. ..'t.' 4
lily. j. Danncnhaum to Mrs. y. G.
Rutherford lots and .. block
1874. La NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Claude Il. Miller to II ]. nannen-
baum. lots . and o. block 1871.
La Forte. &C.. ............,. !
NJ NJ pamron to 9. Il, Drew.
trustee south Y Francis Fry sur
vcy of lou acres ............... l,u
N r. Rich aud wife Mrs f., to
Peter liuhucr lots 10 II, and 20.
Davis Bird addition Ia Houston... !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11

wedding feast. which was participated IN
and enjoyed by a number OF their friends.
MIR Green is an old cmploye Of the South
crn Pacific Railway company. being car
repairer at Chcneyvile. fio and his bride
will spend their honeymoon at Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11

Dallas, Texas. May 10, -Ceorge c. Eel
ton OF Houston. who was lately appointed
assistant SUPERINTENDENT of tho western
Union Telegraph company. with headqlar-
tors in Dallas, arrived In the city tonight
and viii AT once enter on his duties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday from the office OF tho city
engineer:
Mrs. Maggie II. Williams, two-story
residence, lot II, block ioa, south side
Buffalo bayou. $1,000.
Sidney nm, one-story cottage, part lot
10, Gregg addition: $500
Miss 4 Godsy, raise cottage, lot ), block
goa south side Buffalo bayou, 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-11
NInrrIrL Inrt MINI.

At $50 nclock last night At the old
Taylor residence en- Preston avenue at the
Tilhe Vaudon and MIR. William J. Green
were married, after which they enjoyed a