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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
CITY HuENITIEs.

n Robinson In marriage Monday night
Tho Acme laundry, On Preston Rvtnr-
hoit ted United states flag over its buhdins
yesterday.
There Is an undeliyercd telegram at tho
W,atcrn Union telegraph othce for II. Y. VIII
hanson
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the sharks club
viii meet at tho residence of Mrs. J. W.
Chandler at p. m today
dioIs boneht concert were busily engaged yes
tcrdhy IN tho different details Of the work,
Tho South Texas Poultry and Pet Stock as
| socif tiou will hold q regular meeting tonight
at itt hall over Browne a Mellinger stonc.
Tuc pay roll OF the police department for
May was sont TO the city treasurer yesterday
for use in paying wages for May, aud amounts
to $500.
Tie Emmet Rides have been sent lot OF
medicine by the Abbott CoCkrell drug store.
| and no doubt tho useful gilt viii DO duly APP
prtclated.
Burglars despoiled the residence OF Mr. aud
Mis- Gustav a. Rcinhardt. HOS WavcrIy
street OF $50 at an early hour yesterday
morning.
The funeral OF Louis Petit, who died at St
| joseph $ ,nlrmary Monday night. took place
YESTERDAY, the remains being inferred IN the
Catholic cemetery.
| Invitations hav been sen; the mayor and
| aldermen 10 attend the high school closing eX.
| etctssa aud the hop TO be given by the Junior
| Il Tue graduating class.
! The Kindergarten and primary sehoc, o.,
| MIS-. Atwood will give an entertainment on
! we klhdersarten lawn. corner of silver and
| Decatur streets, ON Friday evening
| Rev. d. II, Hotchkiss announces that there
WIN ho no midwcek prayer meeting az the
| IaetruoCle church tonight, IN order TINT an
hail. ~ "''' net
Inc III Paso company ., immunes, eighty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

Young Mems Christian Association boy who
broke the record In swimming at Austin.
II will be interesting 10 know that the
international committee OF tho Young
Mems Christian Association In New York
City have. through the war department at
Washington. made arrangements for doing
a great work among the army. They have
provided large and commodons tents with
competent secretary. provided with equip
mont which will enable him to furnish a
long felt need In army life.
The tents VIII be equipped 10 offer the
soldiers reading room with the daily
papers. magazines and other reading mat
ter; games Of skill and recreatiye sports:
facilities for correspondence. entertain
ments, music. music meetings. and as many
other social and religious privilege as pos
siblt. the aim being 10 make these places
OF resort homolike and attractive 10 the
men and surround them with wholesome
and uplifting influences
Permission and authorization have hoen
secured from the officials at Washington
who have given their hearty Endorsement
to tho plan. The movement now begun Is
not designed 10 stop with the war hut to
be- hereafter permanent work In the regular
army
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
LAST LEGAL RESORT.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
DECIDED AGAINST TINsLEY,
VIII" Has Been in jail for Contempt
since 1so7-iIistory of
the Case.


'iesSTH' hWlng d. King yesterday after
noon received a telegram from the clerk of
the United States sunre,,o co,,.. -.a1t,,.
nors.. -.
u circuit court ana court OF GRIM
maj appeals Ia Tinsley cases affirmed"
It Will be remembered nat when can
thin William cbrfs,t,, 900. .,.,oi,,.,
-. -
e''Fer LOT OieH"ood cemetery the court d.
Tected Thomas Tinsley. who was the
courts president TO turn over an ,bo cor.
nor,,io,,y ,,ro,,r,.. 49, 49,
F''r'''' W 'no ieee'el' 'i"''
complaint by the receiver that Tinsley mad
refused TO comply with the order as 10 GER
tain items Of properfv T;nslcv ,y,e dr.
dored by Inc court u,dge Ionn = Ma rra
siding In ehoyy cause uyb,, he sba,,IdF "a,
comply ana he punighed for his roa',a,nt,
Ia diaoheyinr the orde, rho rrNc,, 7, -,
resulied in an order mt Tinsley nav Stae
as fno for his rout.,,,nt a',5 80, 800 ~
the receiver tho cornnany,s rnin,,,. boo,,
aud rer,atn ~ lie notsa ,"bich ~, MA ii
also n fr9,et fnnd ~ s4@5 70 anA ~. he
stand conn,,ittod IN an mn comniI,pre
This was an lsohrnSry Ia sinca a hich
limo rinslcv has nrcferred n rcn,ain In
,.n -. a., .a,,.,l,, -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

for Austin to attend the meeting of Terry's
Texas Rangers.
Mr. Robert r. Fitze OF Elrin was yestsr-
day at the Hutchios.
Hon j. d. Chlds and niece Of San An
tonic are at the Lawior.
Mcssrs. Pat Foley and Otto Sens left yes
terday for San Francisco.
Mr n H. Saunders Of Austin was q guest
at the Bristol yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Knoblanch OF Bryan
are among the arrivals at the Capitol
Mrs. oNeal and Miss Ella Rheinhart OF
Fort Worth are guests al the Lawluf
Mr. r. d. King. merchant OF Crockett
was registered at the Bristol yesterday
Mr.. Fred Mayficld. editor Of the Huntsville
Enterprise, spent yesterday IN the city.
Mr. and Mrs. y. II. Heaton Of cuero were
In tie city yesterday, guests at the Lawlor
Mrs. T. S. Bliss and Miss Adela Goring
Of Lake Charles are registered at the Hutton
ins.
Judge W. r. Cavtt OF Bryan and Mr.. D..
a. Paulus OF Hallcisvillo were In the city
yesterday
Mrs. Ben Parker returned from Temple
yesterday after an absence OF two weeks WITH
her mother.
Miss Emily Beavens has returned from
sartar,is and Will remain here the balance
OF the summer.
Mr.. waddy Tate left last night on a trip
before his return.
Captain and Mrs Mckenzie OF the Sal
walton Army. left yesterday for Galveston,
but will return tomorrow
Mr.. j. X. lIexter and children OF Victoria
were at the Lawlor yesterday. and left last
night to visit friends In Now orleans.
Miss Alma Miller. daughter OF Captain
Charles Miler. has returned from Nashville.
whore she has been attending school.
Mr. II. J. Cole. VINO represents ono OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
DEATH OF AUG. OEsTERLIND,
President OF the Scandinavian So
cictN-A Cnrncntcr Inv Trade.

President OF the Scandinavian So
cict.-A Carpenter by Trade.
August oesterlind. president OF the
Scandinavian society OF this city and a
member OF the local Carpenters union, died
at the Houston infirmary at SO O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Al an early hour yes
terday morning he WAS discovered in an
unconscious condition in Mr.. c. H. Bering 8
carpenter sh p, 500 Milan street. amt by his
side was found a half-emptied bottle OF
mNphtne. Without waiting to inquire fur
Their for details. and only recognizing the
fact that the man was dangerously III, h {
fellow workmen had the unfortunate suf-
itrer promptly removed to the hospital for
medical treatment. He arrived there before
o'clock, but never resained CONSCIOUSNESS :,
anu expired al the time stated.
What part. II any. the fatal drug playe
In terminating tho life OF Mr. Oesterlind
may never be known. The deceased, as far
as can be harmed, left no letter or other
lelew to Indicate suicidal intentions, and
nothing further than the finding of Inc
morphine has been devc-ned in connection
with the sad ending OF the man
! The deceased has worked for Mr. Ber;np
at intervals for nearly twenty years and
IL Is not known whether he was married
| OF had relatives In this city
his funeral takes place from Wall &
s'aoes undertaking establishment AZ a
O'clock this afternoon, ana no Doubt will
be numel ousiy attended. especially by his
Scandinavian fellow citisens, amonr >Ybn,,
ne was highly thought Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
The Living EInrx

Inc committee having in charge tn,
ruth ward entertainment called The Liv.
ing Flags" have decided 10 give the psr.
Torrance two nights, Tickets for the ers,
nights entertainment. next Tuesday. June
!, have been selling so rapidlv X, ~
ladies' feel sure that It's repetition VII, hs
likewise successful, There will be an en-
IRE ohange OF programme the second n,sh,
FROM the proceeds OF the second psrfor /, .
anee beautiful battle flag will be ,,ar
vnased and presented to the Massie Rifles.
mere are 700 young ladies 20 take part N
fne lAvins Flags" and 1t promises 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
Y. NJ. Q. a. MATTEns.
An Interest Being Taken In Mi,,tar~
Matters.

There will be held this afternoon n, ,
O'Clock In the parlors OF the association
inc regular monthly business meeting az
tho Ladies Auxiliary.
Al the meeting OF the association sun.
day afternoon there were two letters read
IRON TWO youne men now In Camp Cop.
p'nser. near Mobile. Mr.. Edward smith
wrote that he was camping on an old IN,
" ground; that some OF the boys had found
o.u re'ics. some u the nature OF old bay
onels, cnnnon bales and other implements
Of warfare. lie eaid they had ne n, y, ~
ana that they we're looking Tor thsir ~,
iorms every day. Another letter was rrsa
Ho@ one Of The nmmets. Mr.. Stufgcs. the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

This health and pleasure resort is now
wide open for reception of visitors We
have hotel and boarding houses with prices
TO suit all corners. Our excursion ticket Is
on sale on most Of the railroads,
We are now boring an arteslan well
with the hope OF obtaining hot water
4 short visit to Wootan now will 10
anybody good Wootan Wells Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
BuI,Jipr Permits.

The following building permits were rs
sued yesterday from the office Of the city
engineer:
Jos Peraira repairs to building, Farr,n
and Prairie: $40.
George Elsee. addition to house, !'r;rnan
addition; SIPS.
A. Levy, repairs TO house, san Felipe End
Valentine; 500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
The Openinr Concert.

The first concert Of the series of summer
night concerts for the season was given
lest night at Turner Hall garden under
very hattering auspices Herbs Light
Guard band furnished the music and gave
a most entertaining programme.
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They opif selIinr pcer.

A note from Gioyannie FIGARO and j..
lnerando states that the Italian union Of
retail beer dealers hsld a meeting VS.
terday and resolved to discontinue sei;ii (
beer on account OF the high price thoy are
asked 10 nay the local brswsries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
Personal. MENTIoS.

tot. N"s''" Is az the Capt
Capitol austin - at tue
the Bristol. N.Y. ~ at
M <. r a a ssapAra Of velssco is registered
Nr !, i ;0 l. wi,sSrssr and family o, BastroD
are at the Hutchins. ''n's''"e
captain a. l.. Steele. r. a.. Lubhosk
q 1Nsne. w. D; Cleveland. W. r.. Wehh W
u Moore and b. +. Weems LEFT isst n,,s;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

Only one cent a word Tor Post Want
Ads" and still less II they run four tiu.es
or over Have you tried them? Nothing
cheaper or more sure TO bring results.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

be one OF the most nniqie entertainments
ever presented In Houston. The voting Tor
the most popular young lady to present he
Massie Rifles flag will take place on The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
MORE CurF buttons.

for the benefit Of our customers and frien is
who have not az yet received any. To b.
had at office or OF drivers 81 Packard's
Troy Laundry, 912 Prairie avenue. Phone
o2S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

CLASS DAY EXERCISES
70 lie Held To-day al the High school
Assembly Han.

y,r
We :"
Tue assembly room oil Inc high school this
morning from to II O'CLOCK
Music ....,......... High School Orchestra
Quotations Woman - Glass
THE MASOUE Of PANDORA -
Prologue - Miss Frances Hogan
prama,is personae.
Voice of Zeus, the god of gods
..... Mir Vote Rioraon
uenha,sius besrrir.,or ". g., e,'i','.i
Irometheus. .l5orerbouPht " tha henn-
factor .........,.- Miss E,ta Grires
Epimethers. Advertisement - hrn,bsr
of promotheus
......,..',. Miss Beatrice Noskoyit,
Pandora the oll.rifted
Mis- Edra naa Wooitord
Uorm.a th, nesssngar NJ ,r'' 80
C,anyme,,e tho rift .h,sre,,
NJ, Er,a ,iar
Iris tha honefrl N,,ss tTr,.r,S liens ms
Tho throa yracss i''a1 d
Aglaia ,,,ss ro,,i-. c,.,,.,
-'''S' LsSHlaN HiuAsIi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

Coke and Tar-FOr sale by Houston Ca,
Light Co
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

The Post is authorized TO announce MI
Archie Anderson as a candidate for sheriff
subject 10 the action OF the democrati
primaries.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01

FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
The Post is authorized to announce John B.
Williams as candidate for reelection TO III
office of District Clerk. subject to the action
Of the democratic primaries. IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-01
FOR SHERIFF.

The Post is authorized to announce Nj
George Ellis as a candidate for sheriff sub
ject to the action o. the democratic prima
ries.
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

The Post is authorized to announce n
II. Wilson as a candidate for re-e,ectio
to the office of district Judge of the FIT,
fifth judicial district. subject to the q
ton of the democratic primaries.
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am candidate for the office OF sheriff
at the election to be held November s.
1895. and respectfully ask the vote and in
flrence of the citizens of Harris county.
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FoRA COUNTY JUDGE.

By authority we announce e. H. Vasmsf
as candidate for the office of ccun:!
judge. subject to the democratic primaries,
The Post IS authorized to announce O.
w. Bocock as candidate for county judgs
Of Harris county, subject to the action d
the democratic primaries.
The Post is authorized to announcl
Judge w. n. Shaw as q candidate ioi
reelection for County Judge of Harril
county, subject 10 the action OF the dems'
cratic nrimnrins III
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The Post is authorized to announce Nj
George l.. Glass, better known as Geonl
Palmer, as a candidate for State and
county tax collector subject to the acuol
Of the democratic primaries. M
The Post Is authorized to announce Hem,
NJ. Curtin candidate for tax collector d
Harris county. subject to the action OF III
deIIoCrGtic primarles a.
The Coconino sun., 1898-12-31
AN ANCIENT BURNING GROUND.
What it Yielded up to Prospeeter for
 Relies of Antiquity.

Relies of Antiquity.
 John Love. of Flagstaff. who devotes a portion of his time each year to pros- pecting ancient ruins and burying grounds, recently made some very valuable discoveries on Oak Creek.
 He discovered an ancient burying ground from which he dug up over fifty skeletons, and very large amount Of ancient pottery. a portion of the latter being in well preserved condi- tion. One of the skulls unearthed was great curiosity and had evidently be- longed to human freak Of the ancients who inhabited that country. It meas ured eighteen inches from the point of the jaw or chm to the top of the skull. The jaw bone was fully four inches wide and the skull alone might easily be mistaken for that of some animal. As the bones of the body however were found with it. Mir. Love says there can be no mistake about its beIouy- ing to that of human. A great deal of the pottery. and particularly the larger pieces of it, crumbled on being exposed to the air. Some of it was unusally large, in fact much larger than anything before discovered in this section. but it was found impossible to save them although recovered in fairly good condition. A two handled jug and several small bowls were well preserved. One of the bowls was ex- cep,ional, AS in holding it up between the fingers and then by thu:lping it with a finger it had the ring of a genuine piece of modern China ware.
 Another well preserved curiosity recovered was dipper which was per.
The Coconino sun., 1898-12-31
His Name Not Jones.

Hon. Wm. linus and family. and the family Of Supervisor Ed linus, have gone to Phoenix to reside until afrer the 2Oth legislature has convened and adjourned. The reason he goes early is that he wants to put in A little time hunting up those editors and publish CTS who have been calling him Jones since the election. Bill feels little worked up over this Jones business and it is safe to say that the newspaper fraternity will loose several of it's brill- iant members in the course of the next two weeks Mineral wealth.
The Coconino sun., 1898-12-31

feet. It was made of some black material. very much resembling slate and in scratching it the sound produced was simular to that of scra, ching slate. The handle was hollow and very hard. Mr. Love sold this dipper for s25. and values the articles taken out in two days work as being worth over $l0O.
 Among other things found We're ar row heads innumerable, a spear point seven and half inches long. lot of marlin spikes Of. various lengths and some paint. which also was well pre- served. hat woven out of bear grass. and small piece of woven cloth, ap- parently blanket.
 Ancient ruins were found on bluff about two hundred feet ai~ve the bury ing ground. The latter w;ts underneath some projecting rocks which jutled out from the almost perpendicular walls of the mountain side. but which had be ,n filled in and covered over until these projecting rocks could not be seen. Mr. Love in making his explorations dug back about twenty-five feet and has not yet reached the wall of rocks against the mountain. Journal Miner.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15
LOCAL NEWS AND VIEWS

-OveralIs. at the Racket, %
to 56 cents.
New salt muilet jast received
at J. w. Davis.
Hosiery for everybody at
Rhcinauer < Co.'S.
Fulton market corned beef
At Edwards Bros.
Carlos Sistrunk has returned
from Jacksonville.
See the bargains ia agate
ware, at the Racket.
Florida oranges, the first of
the season, at DANES.
Best Elgin Creamery Butter
at the Mccarthy store.
Those wheels are going. Only
nine left. Ocaia Music Co.
j. \. Bishop Of Clearwater is
stopping at the MontcZuma.
=, 49,.
, , NV ',' 100, "'o'o III VIC
. ''"> - pay '0'
, ~ - oo.'.o ~ rr '.''V MS -
- . '''N''' = = ~ : - i''''
All tiaVOrS Of iellv IN Zoe.
glasses at the Mccarthy store.
Sec that biz Inc Of croclnrv
and china. w@rc attba Racket
e ~ r - :
rord,,1 rr... :, 49,. ,uu..,s.r.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15
Allen-PriOr

The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Jessie Prior, OF
Atlanta, and Mr.. Arthur j. AL
len, postmaster in the Chinese
imperial service at Soochow,
China. Miss Prior will leave for
China with DR.. Young J. Allen.
The wedding will occur at Ma
gasaki, Japan, but the couple
will reside at Soochow. Mr..
Arthur Allen is a graduate OF Ok
ford College, Ga, and is the son
of DR.. Young Allen, the mission
airy tC China. DR.. Allen came to
this country to escort his future
danghter-!n-law to the Celestial
Empire. DR.. Allen says in two
years from now his son will re-
ceive u months vacation, and
he will then come to the United
States and visit Atllnta with the
wife he is about to marry. The
groom elect is known TO mum Der
of Ocalans, having, several years
ago lived here for q short time
with his brother, Edgar Poe AL
len, the promising young lawyer,
who since that time has gone to
New York TO live.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15

-RrlSton's health food, Raj
ston'S barley -four and pancake
-four. Also whole wheat flour,
fresh arrivals, at Tutt!e & Co.'S.
He is we'll paid who is we'll
pleased. We satisfy our custom
crS, at the closing out clothing
sale OF j. j. Fuller's.
Finest line of toilet soaps in
town, Eighth Wonder" tar
soap. The best tar soap made
at Tydings & Co.
Reduced TO 10 cents. The
Did reliable % cent DR.. Sarder's
Eye Lotion, genuine, 10 cents, at
rydIngs & 20
The Vance Printing Company's
printers In Jacksonville have
struck on account OF wages due
them.
ID not have house plants,
with ont using one OF those Jar
dinlrres at he Autobiography
drug store.
Persons desiring to preserve
eggs for winter or spring use can
get Per-Algrctta at TydiDgs &
| Co
First Of season goods at last
of season prices, at the closing
out sale at j. j. Fuller's.
| Santa Claus has been to the
Racket and left Christmas pres
euts for both OLD and young.
Come and see.
| Concordia Lodge, No. Isl, +.
L. Of A, meets tonight at $50,
All members are urged TO attend
! C.. IL. Breedlove OF the South.
crn Express Company is at his
post again, after several days
illness.
/ -Hcc!Ier's Self Rising Buck
wheat in 10 and % cent package!
and in bulk, 1T tie McCarth!
Store.
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Sewing Machines.

We buy in large lots the Standard Sewing
Machine, Best in the World, and sold Cheap.
We also have a large lot Of Second hand II .
chimes Of different makes, which we can Sell
at low down prices.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-15

The doctor may be a good old
man, but even so, medical exami.
nations and the 'local-appiica-
ton" treatment are abhorrcnt TO
every modest woman. They are
embarrassing often useless.
They should rot be submitted 10
until everything else has been
tried. In nine cases out Of ten,
there is no reason for them. In
nine cases out Of ten, the doctor
IN general practice isn't compe-
tent to treat female diseases.
They make branch OF medicine
by themselves. They are distinct
from other ailments. They can
be properly understood and treat
ed only by one who has had years
"f actual practice and experience
IN this particular line. This is
true Of DR.. X. V. Pierce, CHIEF
consulting physician of the lnva-
lids Hotel and Surgical Insii-
tute, at Buir 40, +. Y. DIR.
picrce's FavOrTte Prescription, 4
remedy for all arrangements OF
the reproductive organs Of, VIC
men, has been in actual use for
more than thirty years. 1t cures
every form Of tfcmalc weakness. "