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Evening star., 1897-03-03

Gayton. Il L Gregory, E. G. Gray. A.
James. Z. L Miller, a. l. Morrison. Geo. ".
Rnch. GeosEe Stone. Isadore SoheI Like r
John J. sullivan. Win Edgar Rogers.
EscortaYoung Mems Blaine Club. Cincinnati Ohio,
Fred bader Commander
First Brigade.
Colonel ), A Wissiersheim. Pennsylvania. Marshal
Hon. J. G. Long. Chief of Staff
Hon. Park1 Agnew. Adjutant General.
r DELAWARE
Young Mems Republican Club Wilmington
Mitchell, Jr.. Commander.
PENNSYLVANIA
David A. Martin Club Philadelphia John H.
Anegheny County Six Footers' Club. Pittsburg, W.
E THOMPSON; Major: J. Harry Corbett, Murray
William Leeds Association, Philadelphia. Thomas
W. Cunningham, Commander.
Continental 16 Club. Philadelphia James f. Romfg,
Union Republican Club, Philadelphia Henry john
United Republican cub. 18Th Ward. Philadelphia.
Haamer G%l; rh@mas eIas !; rsxsss commander
Henry K Boyer Marching Club, Philadelphia,
Hanson Lee, Commander
'st Ward saiss iSsay commandt4 Gns Philadelphia John
Survivors Harmony Fire Company PHILADELPHIA
Thomas Kelley, Commander
A. c. Harmer Club. Germantown Pa, c. DETER,
James l. Goetiall Association, Philadclphia. Frank
Il. Burton, Commander.
Second Brigade.
Honorable Murat Halstead, Ohio Marshal
Arthur Stabler, Chief of staff
National Fremont Association, pittsburg, Major R.
b. Long Commander.
Staff
Matthew S. Quay Club, Philadelphia Alfred W.
Lewis. Commander; David Whiting, Assistant.
Indian School Battalion. Carlisle, Pa, W. G.
Thompson Commander
NEW JERSEY
trelinshuysen Lancers. Newark, " j., W. l. Fish,
Major; L. T. Vreeland, Ii. s. Smith, Jesse T.
Salmon Captains.
Hudson County Delegation of New Jersey, Colonel
$. ID. Dickinson, Commander
Lincoln Club, Bloomfield, y. j., William BiSSart,
Commander.
Garret A. Hobart Association Newark. n. J.. Will
lam hurber, Commander.
Republican Indian League OF Newark. E. L.
Conklin. Marshal.
Sixth Ward Republican Club Camden.
County Republican Society, Newark.
Passaic Republican Club.
Ninth Ward Pioneer Club, Newark
Lincoln Pioneer Corps, Newark.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta Mckinley Club, Atlanta, Ca T. H.
Martin, Commander.
MARYLAND
w. o. Bechenbaugh, Marshal '''@'
Council No. 5, Union League of America Baltimore.
George W. Washington Commander.
14th Ward Social Republican Club. baltimore,
Phillip ii. Lenderking, Commander.
list War Active Republican club.
11th Ward Permanent Republican I.Aa.re.
United Republic an Club Of Crisheld
2lst Ward Young Mems Republican Club.
18th Ward Republican Association.
18th Ward Republican Association tNo. q.
18th Ward Lloyd Iowndes Club.
7th Ward Republican Association.
9Th Ward Monumental League.
1st Ward James q. Blaine Club.
9TH Ward Republican association.
14th Ward Progressive Republican Club.
11th Ward Citizens National Republican Club
4th Congressional District Republican Association.
10th Ward Social Republican Club.
11th Ward toronella Club.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13

Webster, Texas, January 1.-THE recent
rains have supplied sufficient moisture 10
make a good strawberry crop. and two or
three weeks favorable weather viii see the
season open iu this place with a largely
increased acreage over last year
Mr Robinson o. Austin. a practical cot o.
ton GIN man has located here pcrnant ntly
mad viii soon begin the erection Of gin
with capacity great enough to accommo-
date fhe large acreage ,ha, is promised for
ucAt year
Tho bridge across Clear creek which will
connect The couaucs or Harris and Gal
weston, 40 veil ns tile towns OF League
City and Webster, is progressing very
slowly, for reasons not known to the eNn-
eral public, and unless the building ia ex-
pcdited the br'dge will not be ready tor
usn before midsummer
Work ON the new Presbyterian church Il
progressing finely
Tho Methodist Episcopal church building
was treated TO 4 coat OF paint last week,
which improves its appearance and also
acd5 to the general aspect of the town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
CITY uRENITIEs.


The Ladies' Relief Society will serv,
Montefcre hall
Their will be a meeting OF the Cooke
kiiics tonight at their armOry \ full at.
tendance is deSlcd
There will be n business meeting of tho
Daughters of the Church at Christ church
iaFish house this evening at g O'Clock
Mrs: Dorsey Mason will have charge at
me Shetcrlng Arms tea room today. al.
sisted by Mrs. Slurr ana Misses Carr- H.
Council. ''''
Rev, Father Branrln. who recently con-
duci'd .,,uch q. successful miss on in this
Guy VIII begin q mission az Liberty.
irNiS, next FriiaN. and continue TN sun.
and Richmond
The gnnull elcc:ion of the Houston
! stf Gu1nl VII occur tonight Tho chief
interest IN this mcetlHg ccntero In tho
Iact mat II is understood that the l.eu,en-
ants OF the company propose handing in
tier rcsigt.ations "
There VIII be nm installation tonight of
.tousion Lodge No. 49i l. %. q. n M
Monieiiorc hail. Members of Lone Siar
Lodge No. 30 are invited TO nariicinate.
Ihtre VIII bc several addresses delivered
on 'he objects of the order.
The colorcd people are having a big Oil
time revival at the Pillow Baptiat churcl.
on State street. IN the Sixth ward Tho
services are being conducted hv Rev I
J., Griffin Tonight ana tomorrow niphf
Wh.te people are especially invited
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Personal MENTION.


W. +. Settle Is in the city from Ennis.
w. A. Klncaid of Galveston spent yes
terlay in rhe city.
r. V Davidson of Galveston is regis
tered at the 1.awlor.
c. W. Walker ami wife of St. Louis
were IN the city Yesterday.
c. c. Drake and H. w. SHEA of Fort
Worth were at the Capitol Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. French of Mount
Vernon, y. j., were guests at the Lawior
yesterday.
Mr. ]. fucker of J. fucker & CO. Is
quite sick at his residence IL the Fair
Grounds
r. D. Almond, attorney for the Hous-
ton anl rcXas Central Railway COMPANY
a. Mckinney. was in the city yesterday
Sim Lewis representing T. Wright &
CO. Of s., Louis in Texas. arrived yegtor-
holidays.
tolonel NJ. NJ Munson. one of the old
est nativ- Texans now living In the state
was in The city yesterday from his home
N Brn2or.a.
MISS Sophie Trube of Galveston arrived
IN the city Yesterday afternoon for a vat
Mi'h her friends. Misses Reichard:. of 50l
Travis street
Sheriff Griffin of Montgomery. county
was here Yesterday after Frank Thomas
IN jli' here. charged in that county with
assault To murder
Sheriff Baker was here from Waco YES
terdaS. en- route TO beaumont where lie
Waco for burglary.
Mira r., =. Nineeard Misses Nav Vine
g;arI, Sgll,e and Julia Harrison. and K.
H. -. Sorrel., were party of Wharton
people az the I.awlor YESTERDAY
MI ond Mrs., ]. n Baugh have gone
daughter Mira l.. b. Sedgwick. During
their absence Miss Clara i}augh is visit,
Ing IN he family OF her brother, w. NJ.
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THE BRYAN SPEAKING.
Tie Galveston Committee LaIica
Are Liberal Patrons

Tho Galveston committee having in
charge the arrangements for the speaking
Of the Hon. VIM. J. Bryan in this city on
the goth, have named the following well
known citizens to act on the general re-
coptiou committee:
Major Frank NJ. Spencer. Colonel X. G
Street, Mr. John Lovejoy. Captain Jim Nc
Donald, Robert Weber. Arthur Bornefeld
aud Guy ". Bryan. Ir
This committee will serve with the gen
erai reception committee to he appointed
later In this city. and which will embrace
prominent citizens from various sections Of
the state.
The inquiry has been Frequently made at
Grunewald's, whore seats for the lecture
arc being sold. II ladies will attend the
lecture. To those knowing MI Brycn's
popularity with the fair sex such an in
quiry would never suggest Itself As
matter Of fact, Mr.. Ellis says that the sale
of seats thus far indicates that tho ma
iorlIy Of the audience will be made up Of
ladies,
Owing to the heavy demand now being
made for seats and the prospective largo
audience, the managers announce that they
VIII not guarantee admission TO- the Audi
forum TO those who fail 70 provide them
selves with tickets AMI seats III advance
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HEART DISEASE.
some Facts Regarding the Rapid
Increase of Heart Troubles.
DO Not he Alarmed, hut Look for tn c

do Not be Alarmed. nut LOOK Ior 'ne
Cause.
Heart troubles. at least among Ameri-
cans. are certainly increasing and while
this may be largely due to the excitement
and worry OF American business life. 1t
is more often the result OF weak stomachs,
Of poor digestion.
Real. organic heart disease is incurable:
but not one case in a hundred OF heart
trouble is organic
The close relation between heart trouble
and poor digestion is because both organs
are controlled by branches OF the same
great nerves, the Sympathetic and Pneu-
mcgastrc.
In another way. also the heart II affected
by that form OF poor digestion, which
causes gas and fermentation from half
dgested food: there is feeling OF op-
preston and heaviness In the chest caused
by pressure OF the distended stomach on
the heart and lungs, interfering with their
action: hence arises palpitation aud short
breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood
makes It thin and watcry. which irritates
and weakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart
troubles is TO improve the digestion and to
insure the prompt assimilation Of food.
This can bost be done by the regular use
after meals Of some safe, pleasant and ef-
tectve digestive preparation, like stuart $
Dyspepsia Tablets. which may be found
al most drug stores and which contain
valuable. harmless digestive elements, in
pleasant convenient form.
II is safe TO say that the regular persis-
tent use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at
meal time will cure any form OF stomach
trouble. except cancer OF stomach.
Full size packages of the Tablets sold by
most druggists at so cents or by mail
from Stuart Co.. Marshall. Mich
Little book on stomach troubles mailed
free. Address Stuart Co.. Marshall. Mich.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13

was announced that from the Hrs, Sunday
IN FEBRUARY on q protracted meeting should
be held, led by Rev. Mr.. Collins OF Nava-
sofa
Bible class will be started on wednes.
gay, January 10. which promises to be
quite a success.
Miss Maggie Byrnes, who led the choir
and played the organ. also deserves credit.
MT }. J.. Greig. who has been quite Ill
tor some time. is up and well again.
Mrs. Greig is improving in health and
two.
county Commissioner J. II. @. Becker and
MI John Petri went TO Houston last night.
Miss Frances Scott. sister OF Miss Kate
Scott, deceased. commenced teaching the
children of Hockey a few days ago She
is very accomplished young lady
La grippe has ben around. but is turning
her face on Hockey, disguised Mr.. f. II.
Mardteldt. who has been down with the
disease is singing his happy songs again.
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organization Of the Young Mems
COuRrcss.


Congress.
The congress" will convene tonight 1T 5
O'Clock. Every man DESTROYS Of entering the
congress is requested to meet at the hour
mentioned. good time Is expected. The
representative will have the pleasure OF
finding out which State they will represent
Inc names of the States will be drawn to-
night and each man must be the .epre-
sentative of the State drawn. This con-
gress viii be one OF the best educators in
National. state. municipal and foreign az
fairs that has ever been undertaken in
Houston.
Many have asked What is that con-
greHs The congress is body OF home
taleht VINO nave organized themselves into
a mouse similar 10 that OF the congrcss at
Washington, the members Of which Will in
troduce such bills as viii. IN their -udg
mcnt he OF greatest benefit to the Nation
al large and especially The State they
represent. This congress is both on-par-
uSan and non -sectarian aad ali live issues
VIII be discussed.
II viii be one of the finest places 10 study
parliamentary rules and the workings ct
or Nation. Much information will he
presented ny the various represent ltiNas,
when VIII instruct every man better in
the great questions which take up so much
time at Washington. But Il few minutes
VIII be allowed each State to respond on
The question before the house And all
hiils w!ll he presented In the manner and
method customary III Washington fvc-y
moinuer ami I'll friends are asked TO ,'n
tonight to the rooms and listen 30 the first
session and hear the remarks OF the vaii-
Gus representatives. general acQuain-
lance meeting will be held
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
Central Texas Doctors.

waco. Texas. January l2.--The Centru,
Texas Medical association met here TODAY l.,
It's seventh seml-anuual session. DR. I
Crosby Shaw OF Granger presiding.
the following is the list of subjects
selected by the query commttee. upon
Mhlch papers VIII be read and discussed.
Pneumonia, a. J. Weathered, Waco. dis
cusSicn by j. u, Foster. Reisel. ana r y
Clark, Reagan.
Metritis. W. L, Brown. Gatcsvillo: dis.
enssion by J d. Moore. Eddy. and Il. u.
| Mtnnock. Waco.
| Proatati,.s. W. a, Howard, Waco; olsen,
shanklc. Chiffon.
Retained Placcuta After Abortion and Its
| treatment w. C. Blalock Kosse Discus
sion by Daniel Parker, Calvert, and II. i.
Talley. Waco
Anaeiheucs, and the Best Modes Of Ad-
m'nistration, Taylor Hudson Bolton: dis
cnsSion by w. r. Blaylock. McGregor. and
o, |. Halbort. Waco
Iuoercular MeninSiis. ]. d. Law, Sala.
40; discussion by W. W. Greer. Cameron
ana $ NJ, jenkins, summers Mill.
U2rrhoea in Children, Joseph r. Ander.
son, Waco; discussion by Il. ], Pope. Jones'
boro. and c. Guy Reilly. Waco
Primary syphilis. Its Diagnosis and
Treatment, II. w. Noble. Temple: discus
sion by W ID. Nowiand, Gatesyille. ana "
T. Baird. Dallas "
Prevention and Treatment of ppthaImi,
Nconatotum. Il. c. Gordon. Lott; discussIon
by W, F. Cole. Waco. and II. c. Netues'
Marlin. NN'
Eczema Scborrhoea. J. n, Shelmirc pa,.
las, discussion by u. II. Nixon. Killeen
and y. 4. Olive. Waco.
lNseese Of Accessory Snuses. Diagnosis
and Treatment. j. NJ woedson TemnIa.
discussion nv A. C. Scott. Temple. and n
L. TAYLOR. Waco 80
Acute and Chronic Cys.itis: Diagnosi,
and Treatment, H. c. Client. Bolton; dis.
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---------7--s-----------
THE HDI STON LNCEUM.
Annual Meeting and Election of
officers.

The Houston Lyceum held It's annual
meeting last night and election of officers
Reports from the various committees and
particularly from the librarian showed the
affairs OF the Lyccum to be- In healthy
condition The report OF Mrs. Foster, the
librarian. showed that during the year
there were 5000 visitors TO the library aud
that 1868 books had been loaned ont 10
members and subscribers The library now
contains 5000 hound volumes. besides a
large number Of valuable magazines
pamphlets and newspaper files. The read
ing room is kept open daily from p.
in. to y, m.
lows
]. V. Dcaly, president; W. II. Clute vice
president; W. ]. Hancock. treasurer: IL.
w Nelson, secretary, aud Mrs. NJ T.. Eos
ter librarian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday from the city engineers
office:
T. Tajan, repairs on building. State
street. $40.
nue.. $50.
Edward Banks. repairs on Crawford
street. Si00,
Mrs. F. II. Alsbury. residence on Prairie
avenue, $1,000.
Mrs. Robert Fleuellyn. fence and shed
on san laoiuto street, $50.
VIM, Good two-story house on Crosby
street S75O
Mrs j. w Bell repairs to fcncc on Buff
falu street IS
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his wagon yesterday BY street car No. IS
on Congress avenue near the Santa Fe
depot will probably die. Such is the YER
diet Of DR.. w. S. Ponton, who attended
the injured man and who says that internal
complications are to be feared. He is at
his apartments at the Arlington hotel. cor
ner OF Congress avenue and Broadway.
The circumstances as related to a Post re-
porter are In substance these; Cunning
ham was bound down town with his wagon
loaded with wood, when a street car dashed
into him from behind. throwing him TO the
ground and dragging him for some dis
lance. The street car company was Rot
seen In time for A statement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.


| 'Mrs. Ponderbury's Pnst."
Mr.. Ponderbury ....... Mr.. Stuart Robson
Mervin Thorpe 80. Mr.. Benjamin Howard
| Captain John Rumford. MIR. Joseph keefe
| Captain AversDack. MIR. John Webster, Jr.
Peter ..,...,....... Mr.. Augustus Halbach
| Hyacinth Grayling go. Mr. David Miles
Mayor Of TwiEgeham. MIR Frank Malowc
| Mrs. Ponderbury 80. Madame Janauschek
| Madame Polacca al Lowinskie. an ex
music hall SINGER ...............
...........,.. Miss Kathryn osterman
| Ethel Ponderbury 49,. Miss Olive Porter
Lady Mayoress ...... Miss Julia Hanchctt
Mrs. Pocket ...... Mrs. Samuel Charles
One OF the largo audiences Of the sea
son greeted Stuart Robson and Madame
Janauschek at the opera house last even
/ Ing aud. Judged by tho manifestations OF
approval. thoroughly enjoyed the clever
work Of Mr.. Robson and his excellent sup
port. The hill for the evening was Mr..
Gilman's Wedding" as 4 curtain raiser.
/ followed by Mrs. ponderbury's Past" the
three act comedy which Mr. Robaon has
made Huch success since he was seen here
I last season There Is little In the curtains
raiser. but the very superior company. in
conjunction with the popular comedian
himself, made 10 at least a pleasant pre-
I luae 10 the really enjoyable alter piece.
/ The ncilng Of Miss Julia Hauchett and Of
Miss Kathryn Osterman, as the mother ana
daughter was equally as amusing and ron
uiar az that % Mr.. Robson ia this little
cuc-act comedy.
Mra pouarrburys Past" deals with
greatly abused and henpocked husband,
who ~ aR subservleut 10 his .,lfe. and In
mortal fonr OF her. as II ne we're h, r slave.
she has truposad nnoo him s,cr, h,r
hcrolsn aud courage ana had him rcpeat
IL Tor years until finally he discovers i TO
be false and that she was not the angel
and heroine he had Thought her. With this
know edge Of nor lltfle cscatade ne Al lasf
confronjs Mrs. pouderbpry and she IN
turn brrrtp... Tho law mn f,s.t,,,,i,,.,. -.
concert singer are Introduced 10 brin.
Mr. ponderuury into some extremely com
t,ro,rtstr. go rl.ht. r,,.,-t,.., it,,S.,t-'
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To lie MnrIcd IIerc.

II. NJ. Ehrenworth aged "a years, died
at 10 o'clock yesterday MOI ming at Column
bus. The remains will be inferred this
morning NJ 10 o'clock. the funeral taking
place from the residence OF his hrother-in-
law, r. Moskowitz. 1902 Fannn street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13

Last night betwecn II and II o'clocI,
tnose living in the Fifth Ward hotel heard
Il NOISE in one of the rooms and going
therein discovered young white man
named Henry Miller aged Il years. An
investigation revealed that he had gaiue1
entrance by the back door and was wander
having removed his shoes at the ,loor Tba
captors ielephontd for the patrol wago,
whioh conveyed the prisoner 20 the ,Itv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
A RENOl.NING WnNnrp

We have It, a machine that can turn
out collars and cuffs without saw edges.
We also have tie latest improved machin
cry throughout and the best crew Of helm
ever gathered together. tria! will cor
vince YOU that our aim Is to please. Ring
Si, the Model Laundry, l0il Prairie
Out OF town work also solicited
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
~ SERInrs rpnIn1r

Tile man who steals a horse is In serious
trouble. So is the man who fans 10 have
his laundry done 81 the old reliable 81
P0ckard's Troy, nine hundred and twelve
Prairie avenue. Phone three hundred ana
MIR ANn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
brn"ing IL Hard.s

san AngoIo Standard
East Texas is passing -s.o,
houhelag West Toxas because !, 80, ae'
lax ,,., user TO- get rid OF wild a,,m,ls MIS- -
~ more Of this and we will wan, 10 =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13
f Hmbhnr, BY W. J, C. J, King, Waco. and T. J

q, i1nsn. Professor r. s. Hyer. professor
o., o, natural science In tho Sontbw o.sssur
Vv"rn.rsi,y OF Georgetown. lectured on IN II
Srap pss before ,,, The association and photo.
broken 49, nuinoer OF patients. showing
nash Tho lecture was hoard I ~. IN tho
suulehee and the exhibition Of ths ,Irse
''''sss was Intensely Interesting 'a'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13

!DnIess a change for the better comes by
~ morning. John p. Cunningham. a driver
= : wood yard. who was knocked from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13

The following suits were nlcd yesterday
D the district clerks Office:
Snilic Jcnes VS. Rufus Jones. divorce.
~. Q. Davis vs. the old rollows' building
nd Exchange association. partition.
NJ C, Kelley VS.. X X. King q al. tres
ess 10 try tiiio and for damages.
L. Crawford We. w. w Mccormick ot NJ
kbt and foreclosure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-13

The following orders were made nv Judge
shaw Of the county court yesterday
Carrie Bailey ct al W. J. V MARKS e,
al. damages defendants plea to The juris.
siietion oyerrrled, 60 which the dcfendan,
sArctpiodi defendant granted leave 10 hla
heccnd amended original answer and the
Ease reset for January -.
Il. r. Hughca W., Albert Erickson Fl a.
lamagts: continued b. plaintiff
Nsncy Jackson ct al Ns The Hartford
Fire Insurance company. on contract, feset
Tor January q
AIRS. Page Fisher vs. Liverpool aud Lon
ION Globc Insurance company, on c0nsgact:
roptinuanoc SGT aside by agreement and
Ease reset for January -.
\ Carson q Foley vs.. John II. Lang. appeal
srom Justice court, on trial
4 In tho estate 81 ClevCs ~. brown mlnors.
Sseorge Il. Brown. sr.. appointed guardian
IN the estates and persons, bond $1,000; A.
n. Roscnthal J II. Parker and T. S. wal
Jon appointed appraisers.
4 l.. l.. Mcllyau vs.. a. t. Lincoln. con-
'Sract. judgment for plaintiff for sIS5. 20.
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Mnrrlngc Liccn.e..
WI prnhnhiN nc

J. Kornbilnth and b Susholtz were give
marriage license yesterday,
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FINE POCKET BOOKS
Card Cases At pastorilas stationerv
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Z, c. Crawford. the Tea Man. Ioi: re.a,
LNeEns.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-19
CHRISTMAS
STATIONERY.

We told YOU a good deal about our won
dtrlul boxes OF stationery last week, so will
only tncntion 4 few Of this weeks arrivals.
SOCIETY STATIONERY-Th new
shape paper and envelopes, Royal Court
S?mart, 4 beautiful crushed vcllum paper,
with medallion initial on every sheet, in
gold letters. This sells AT stationery stores
Tor SOC box. but our special price is sec box.
EGYPTIAN AN1IQUE-A Another new
pager in the popular Sutanna size: 4 plate
finished paper, Pot up in handsome boxes
Tor holiday trade, 25c box.
a largo, handsome box containing one
iul! pound OF good paper and envelopes, put
Up expressly for Us, 25c box.