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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-05-05
The Dreaded
Consumption
It. A. Slocum, NJ. c., the Chemist and
Scientist, Will Send Free, to the
Afflicted, three Bottles OF his
Newly Discovered Rene
dies to Cure Consump-
tion and All Lung
Troubles

Nothing could be fAIrer. more philAnthropIs
carry more joy 70 the afflicted. than the
Offer eft. A. slocum. M. C., OF 49, Pearl
street, New York City.
Confident that he has discovered an absolute
cure for consumption and all pulmonary com
pleints, and to make its great merits known
be will send. free, three bottlss OF madeleine
TO any reader OF the BUTLER WEHELY TlHEs.
who 10 suffering from chest, bronchial, throat
and lung Troubles OF coRsumptioh.
Already this new scientific course OF medi-
cine" has permanently cured thoHsAnds OF
apparently hopeless cases.
The Doctor considers it his religious duty
q daty which he ewes TO hHmanity-to donate
his infsllible cure.
Ofsrsd freely, 10 enough to commend u.
and mere so 10 the perfect eonedencs OF the
great Oh emist making the proposition.
He has proved the dreaded consumption 10
be q cursbls disease Beyond any doubt.
There will be no mistake in sending-the
mistake will be In overlooking the generous
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and European Laboratories Testimonials OF OK
psriencs from those cured In all parts OF the
world.
! Don't delay until too late. Adcrsss 7. A ~.
slocum, NJ. c., % Pine street, New York, and
when writing the Doctor, please give express
| and postonEce address, and mention reading
| this article in tie B-TLER WEEKLTIIhIa.I-lJf
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-05-05
Kansas City Times.
The ONLY Metropolitan Free
Silver Paper in Missouri
and the West.
DAILY. Il 4! TEAR.
1T..4wE.E !.yEs 80. TAI TN.

Fearless, Democratic, Absolutely and
Unalterably in Favor OF Free Sill
yer, 1t Is the One aud the Only
One Metropolitan Daily Support
ing the Cause Of Free Silver and
the Chicago Platforn-It Stands
at All Times for the Interests OF
the People and the West and
Against Trust Domination, Po-
litical Corruption, Gang Rule,
Combines and Wall Street Shy
locks.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-05-05
To-Cure Constipation Forever.
Patriotism IN Court Proceedings.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 1Oc or %
If e. c. G. fail 10 cure, druggists refuI
money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14

Man Must Hold Teachers Certificate to
Qualify as Superintendent.
ANOTHER RuMOR WITHOUT FOUNDATION
Governor In Not OpposinE Purchase
of Sugar Farm-An Aged
Confederate bend.

Austin, Texas, December BIN answer
to a query from the educational depart
nent, the attorney generals department
this evening ruloi that ]. +. Rote. re
GENTLY elected county SUPERINTENDENT OF
education for Bexar county, is not entitled
TO a perm aren't certificate because OF his
not being "a teacher w,thin the meaning
OF the law. AS Rote can not take charge OF
the office TO which he was clelted wit out
a certificate. be can not legally qualify.
lie ard County Judge Jonas and two mem
bers of the commissioners court were the
only candidates on the Cassiano- Smibh
tlcklt elected ut the last general eleytion
In Bexar county and 1t is understood that
II has been decided by n majority of tho
commissioners court who bcl.ng to this
faction, to abolish the office OF county
superintendent In the event OF such de-
oi,on as was rendered by the attorney
general today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
THE FAIL or MANILA.
A Psrotechnic Display nj Baaebali
Park.

A psroiechnfc Display at baseball
Park.
After many days and pcstponements the
fireworks display styled 1.-THE Fall OF Ma
Mia" was presented last night ~. baseball
park to a small audience. The presenta-
ticn OF the ..Fall OF Manila" was prefaced
bv the display OF series OF magnisccpe
pictures. which was not success owing
TO the constant fluttering OF the canvas
unon which the moving pictures were dis
played. The exhibition could be given to a
better advantage in building. They were
the same pictures that were very accepts
ably exhibited in the industrial building
at the Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Fcsti-
val. ii
THE Fall Of Manila" was preceded by
the firing of some very pretty rockets and
ascent OF mn Illuminated balloon.
The Manila engagement was represented
bv the appearance of a number OF rudely
conetrusrth baltleshps that were made 10
move around on wheels amid a perfect
fmsslade OF Roman candles and the BOOM
Ing of artillery. The American ships rep-.
resented the attacking force. while tho
Sranish fleet was demolished one by one
until all were exploded and burned, whom
nm at,nck was made upon the fort result
ing In It's ultimate capture and the hosting
of the American flag rs the band played
.Niy Country, TITS of Thee" Tie scene
was quite realistic, but the display was
tn no way as elaborate or brilliant as the
display of Palms fireworks presented at
Forest Park some months ago.
The exhibition will be repeated tonight
and tomorrow night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
pERSONAL MENTION.

Nj. ]. j. Farley of Denlson is at the Law
lor.
Hal Brandt OF Wallis registered at tho
Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Pruett Of Dayton was u guest at the
Hutchins house yesterday
G.. u. Dodge registered at the Hutchins
house yesterday from Aransas Pass.
Mr.. Martin O'Connor OF Victoria. son of the
w"il known stockman. Is q guest at the Law
lor.
Mr. OTTO Maoklnson. one of san A:.tonio
old citizens. is IN tho city visiting his son
Louis.
Colonel Ike T, Pryor the San Antonio cat.
tienan. Is In tile city, registered at the
Lawlor.
4. NJ. Blum. c. $. vidor and w. i. Me.
Clure o. Galveston were guests at the cnpIto,
yesterday.
Colonel W. a, childress has gone to Nortn
Teas on Insurance business and expects 10
return Sunday.
:, lr. Guy II. Mallan, secretary OF the TOMAS
Tram and Lumber company of beaumont was
III the city ycster lay.
MIS- J. NJ, Crawford left on last nights
Central to spend the holidays with relatives AZ
Fort Smith, Ark. aud sprinsiieid. Mo
Mrs William J.. North. ST.. has iest for
Ansia to attend tho wedding OF Miss Affair.
North. which taxes place on the 18th instant.
Mr.. y, W, Farmer aud wife Of I-lano. Texas
ar, Visiting their daughter, Mrs. y. S. BON
MGR. end Will be With them until after Chris..
mas.
The many friends of Mrs. Samuel Cohen
VIII be pleased TO learn that through cco1
medical attention and tender care abe Is rap.
Idly recoN ering.
Mr.. Henry Righ,ov. author OF the pretty
ballad Partners for Life which he dedi-
cntej 10 the Internatioal League OF Press
clubs. Is a guest at tho Lawior
Mr.. w. NJ, G. Nm OF Dallas, who has been
designeted by, Go.o-nor- Eloct Soytrs as the
neSs financial agent OF the peniteltiar,es
patsed through the city yesterday, accompanl-
~ by MIS-, Hill. en- route &c Huntsville for a
Miss pyrd Wesson. accompanied by ne,
festivities, from Columbus. returned home
yosNrday,. and they expressed themselves az
hasing had delightful time large numJer
OF ladies' from Columbus accompanied rnru.
mak.ng q most dellghtful party.
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lied Monday night. About sc worth Of tools
and $3.50 in cash were stolen
Thc committee on work OF the GRIND Isoins
u stu n session tnstructinx representative
ndjouit mo latter part Of tho week.
Quarterly meeting and election OF officers Of
Houston lodge. No. 435, l. u. u. B.. also
election o. representatives to the distract
tefcre han at o'clock.
Tho lecture on THE Beautiful by Rev.
A. n. Rector tor tho housto1 union Epworth
League has been deferred from this coming
Fftuay nisht, tho 10Th instnnt until neat
TUESDAY niaht. the 18th Instant.
The friends OF MIR. justin q. Smith, money
order clerk In the postofice. will DO glad /,
know that his littic 0ausntcr, Zelda. VINO was
recently kicked by vicious horse. ana whose
ille Was despaircd OF at the time OF the o.
currence, IL now out OF danger.
Chris Powers, AGED IS years. a member OF
one. of tho tiberlian societies OF this city,
died at i:av O'Clock last oycAing at tns Hous-
ton inftimary. the rtIiAiap were taAen 10
the uncertaking establishment vi wall o.
stabe. pchutng such funeral arrangements as
the iiienus OF the deceaseu may petsrlntie.
Inez Laura Wolkarte. aged 10 years, nau,sL-
ter OF mr. and Mrs y. J. WolI.atte. disu Mt
4:oo o'clock yesterday afternoon Ut the family
JOll HarfisDulg road. The funefal
will take place this arternoon at clock
from tho reStdcncc to the Church OF tne An-
nunciation. thence to Gienwood for lntcrm.nt.
the salvation Army forces have b,cu aug
Bridges, who has been transttr rea from Fort
smith. Ark. to this city. i.ie0tenant Van
waAaoiicr, who has been helping here. has
gone to Galveston. where he viii be tempo
ia lily assigned to duty.
The Post u TOW days ago called attention TO
the fact that harness thieves were wor.dag
the town. They are, SILL doing a lucrative
business. Monday night they maze sev,r.n
raids out on the HARRISBURG road. steaing d.
new set OF harness from Mrs. Mulyinill aud
height orhotd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
BACK FROM WASHINGTON.
Colonies Eslmon<ls md Hardy re-
turned from the National Capital.

colonels E,lmon<ls md Hardy Re-
Turned from the National Capital.
Among the westbound passengers ON
Inst nights Southern Pacific train were
Colonel Eamonds and Lieutenant Colonel
Hardy of the Fourth United States volun :
teers, whose regiment made this city its
headquarters for many weeks after its
organization. They are on their way 10
San Antono from Washington. where they
went to urge on the military authorities
the expedfancy OF keeping the Fourth Tex
us in tho service for the present at leas;,
thereby retaining for themselves positions
they have so long enjoyed.
Meeting Colonel Hardy at the Central
depot Immediately after the arrival Of
the train. a reporter for The Post asked
h M the result of the visit TO the National
capital.
WELL" answered Colonel Hardy. 1--WE
can not tell Just yet Colonel E.monds
ard myself called at the war department
in furlherance of our III ssion, and found
the opinion OF the authorities very unde-
cided as to whether or not the regiment
would be retained The secretary of war
seems uncertaiG as to the acGon that
should be taken In view of the representa-
tons made TO that functonary by tho Tx
nus congressman. all of whom favor the
mastering out of the regiment; nobody
knows what will be DONE"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
ouTLooK ENCOURAGING.
For the Early COn~idcrat of the
Rivers and HnrbOrs Eli.

For the EARLY Consideration of the
Rivers and HnrbOrs Eli.
Advices We're received yesterday by the
local deep water committee that the rivers
and harbors committee would prepare Their
bll for congress Immediately after the
holidays.
1t is expected by the local committee
tina. the appropriation for the Buffa.o
bayou work will be included in this bill.
The amount necessary for the comp e.
ti5n OF th.s work is estimated by the board
o. ulIlCed SIate3 engineers, appointed for
that purpose, AZ aDoW- $4,000, 900, ana qllye
nun.per or the committee ON rivers and
laDors. by whom the bin will be pre-
par,u and recommended TO congress. have
nI.tue a personal ms lection oil 'tae situation
here aud fully advised themselves as u
..s neels, hence vhe outlook Nor slhs SUE
co.'s OF uhe movement Is very enoourag-
ing
he local committee, however, VIII not
rely upon the work already conc, but, for
tilted with additional data upon the sub
ject, and armed with more convincing ar
gumenlts for the prosecution OF the work
as commercial necessity, will likely send
O committee 10 Washington Immediately
nfter the holidays TO look after the inter-
est of this enterprise in all of hts phases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
kNIGnrs rEMrLAns Accnrr.
The Grand Commandery Wiil Attend
the Fort WORTH Ceremonies.

The Grand Commnnlery WilI Attend
the Fort WORTH Ceremonies.
At the recent session OF the Grand
Lodge of Masons IN this city m invt4aiol
WAS extended 10 ths grAna conm .nde.y,
Knights Tanplars OF Texas, as body ia
be present at the laying OF the corner
phans' home and TO act as uniformed es-
cort TO the Grand Lodge In suaa c,r0no.y
The grand conrlnIndsry has asce ,ite /
the invlsaaon aud Will be present, ana !,
sre,.ai conciaye has nee caIeI. as a.
ahomn by the fcllowt.g ulrcu.ar:
General CrdaIs No. 8, Series 1850.
TO the Of.isers and Members Oh .he Il. II
Grand cannra.defy. knights Tcmplari
H OF Texas. and all Subordinate Z IN
nialdeiies Under its jun d.osion:
Office OF the X. e. GRAND Commaasiee,
e. Y. Grand csmmandery Of Nalgats
Namplars OF Texas. Dallas. Tex, 5, De en-
ecr ~, A.. ., 1888. a. o. $50 Tho NJ, w.
3GrRnli Lodge OF Texas A. II. and A. VI !,
nes ex,endcl the following invitation to
4his gIand body,
Hous. on. Texas. December s, A.. u.
s 1895. a. L, 5S9S. -Resoved. That tho
Grand Lodge OF Texas hereby Sxt ii
an invitation TO the Eminent Gcani
4 pmrsns,misTy Of Texas 10 ne present anil
ect ~ M escort 20 she Grand Loige
q the laying Of the conner stcus OF
& ~ Widow and Orphans hore bn Id
Il lxsR on SATURDAY.. Janrsry Z 1893. and
& - Erand secretary Is hTeby instruct
II "a 90 n0'ify the eminent grand CON,
& neuner % the State IN regard 10 ac-
y 9tga ~ t1,ts Grand I o 'ce
Z. 4AYe Rcceprei tie nsssta'o1 in In.
Rs =. nr3pd comrarfsrg Kn.ghse
mn1hon2 a Tfxan II n et>a,,, "a ii,a 3, e.. !,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
Knight. OF Magazines.

Houston Tent No. 2S knights of the
Maccabees held an interesting review LAST
night and exempiifed tho new ampl.fi. d
work, using for the first time a magnifi-
cent lew set of parapherna!la, recently
purchased. Tho following corps OF officers
was e.ected to serve for the year 1899:
Past commander, n. A. Halverion; COM
mander. w. r. Anderson; lieutenant com
mandsr. William Mather; record keeper,
Charles Wiess; finance keeper, r, L. L..
Swanson; chaplain, j. H. Monroe; physl-
clan, DR.. X. I. Morris; sergeant, George
e. Moore; master at arms, T. u. Rasch
hrst master guards. p. j. Roemer; second
master guards, John Stacey; sentinel. j.
Il. Seorist; picket, II. M. Couch.
After tho meeting refreshments were
enjoyed at Wiess' coffee parlor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
THE LOCAL STAGE.
Presentation OF DOnnelly & Girnrd's
"Natural Gas.' Ri

BARRING one or two characters In the
cast OF Donnelly & Girards Natural
Cas-" at Sweeney & COMBS last night,
the presentation WA fairly crcdttable.
II was rot as strong as the Natural Gas"
OF these two famous comedians given 10
tho pubic years ago, yet the company iasS
Light contained some very c.ever specially
peop,e. Girard, the king Of the Nth po-
licemen,. was the same Girard, doiag his
laughab.e turns as metropcl tan copper,
and playing the monney, which act mas
Helped TO make him famous among COM
edy stars, as Of old. Hio sup.,oft--the
character of Bluff, 20 long handled by the
now retired Donneliy--was frigitfJliy
weak which may be accounted Tor by
the tnexperlence Of Mr.. Steve Jennings,
who Played the part for the seco-d time
last night, ard then on very short notice.
Mr.. Jennings, however. is u clever danc-r.
and quite an artist at care twiriing, nut
weak in voice and lacking in that nat
uraness that goes to make comedians
successful.
Kitty Malone, the Irish scrubwoman,
who had greatness and wealth thrust upon
her and who conv,llsed the fair-s.zed audi
ence present by her vain attempts to use
big words and foreign phrRses. was fairly
Wei handled by Miss Amy Ames. Miss
ANTS singing. while in keeping with the
character OF her role. was not up to what
has been heard with the Donnelly and
Gjrard show heretofore. Her grotesque
make up gave the desirable flush to her
Irish dance step, which did not fail to
amuse tLe audience.
Miss Molly Thompson as Jimpsey, Kitty
Mnlono's niece, was really clever She
possesses sweet voice, aud N the renli-
ton of two popular vocal selections drew
merited applause. Her dancing was no
less charming than her voice. and she
scored quite hit in her turn with Nj.
Girard
Jtnpsey's lover. Noisy Howell consln-
uous performance actor, always out of en-
ployment, was in the hands OF Frank
o BrieH who. by his clever specialt es,
assisted other members of the cast In
bringing the piece to spirited finish
HIS ballet dancing was obf enough to he
new again, and won for him several re-
cal S. -
Thursday night Houston theater goers
VIII have an opportunity to wi ness Mr.
Clay Clement In his much talked-of ro-
mantle production, "a Southern Gentle
man." Mr.. Clement is an actor who In
tho past few years has made rapid strides
in this character OF Plays, and, in coming
to Texas, he Is assured of Il hearty pat
ronage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
The DEATH PENALTY.
Clay CGnrd Convicted of Brutal
Murder at La Grange.

La Grange, Texas. Deaemoyr 1S.-Ths
Jury brought in a verdict this morning at .
o'clock in the case of the State of Texas
VS.. Clay Fosrd and assessed the d ath
penalty. Foai1 exhibited the same calm
ness and nonchalance today that he has
manifested at every stage OF the trial DUR
Ing the past few days and the verdict
caused no visible expression of SURPRISE
on him. The case was turned over to the
jury at $50 yesterday evening, and after
half an hour elapsed judge Teilhmueller
infcrmei them than he would not receive
o verdict unit ] ibis ln.S ring. Foard's eoua-
eel were appointed BY the court ami no
appeal will probably be taken. as no en-
ceptlons we're offered by counsel du in !,
the progress OF the case. The fury was
comrosed OF the following gentlemen: H.
Liebc Franz Adamcek. JOS De enber. 4.
". Bernstein. Chsrl,s Andea. H. Graf.
u. w. Peters. IA Borehsrs. Fritz Hotter.
a. G. Bosa. d. William Trueper and =. G.
BSamgGrten.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

CAPTAIN John B. Reagan. sheriff of Cher
okee county, was here today on business
with the comptroller.
Hon. Hardy O'Neal OF Cass county, who
was one of the ablest membeEs who sat in
tho Twenty fourth legislature, is in the
city today,
Mr. Luke Mankin OF Manchester. Tenn,
Is in the city, accompanied by his brother.
Mr.. C. Manliin OF WartIace. Tenn, and
his brother in law. Mr. t. IL, EASTWOOD
Of McMtnyille, Tenn Mr.. Mankin will be
mar led TO Miss Sallie Davidson Of Hutto
on "Wednesday.
Mr.. Waters OF Galveston called on the
governor this morning and urged the ap-
pointment of Captain The!fot of the Sealy
RIFLES to one OF the majorships of the
First Texas infantry. both OF the majors OF
said regiment being on the pc.nt OF resign
ing to accept other appointments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
SocinI Mntter.

The german TO be given by Mr.. and Mr..
Alonzo Key and daughter. Miss Edna
Earl Key, as u compliment TO the z z
club. win take place ton ght at Assembly
hall. Arrangements have been made 10.
a very handsome event.
ME- Robert Brewster threw open ner
home at No 906 MILAN street to her friends
between the hours Of 4 and S o'clock yes
terday evening and entertained her guests
IN delightful way, The callers were
nu!te numerous and very pleasant time
was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cummins Stuart
VIII give a german at Assembly hall Fri
day night complimentary to Miss Allen
and Miss Porter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
TO WINTER IN HOUSTON.
The Gentry Dog and Pony show Will
Go Into winter Quarters.


Go Into winter Quarters.
The fact THAT Houston has been selected
by MIR. Gentry as the best place in the
United States for wsntering his dog AMI
poly show speaks a good dead for Ho,ls-
tons climate and other advantages, and
the winherlng OF tho show here means,
gouldng down TO the material Its in ths
case, thp. some twenty or thirty men.
sixty ponies. 100 dogs, twenty five mon
keys and n baby elephant will have TO
draw ON Houston FOR their sustenance from
now until tMarsh | neNi. TO say nothing OF
the re-euu,pmspt OF lot of vahices AID
other circus equ.page that Will have TO be
put In order Tor the opeldng OF the nexr
season.
Mr. Gentry has not yet selected his i'm
mediN,e laoation for winter quarters He
tod a reporter for The Post yesterday uaat
he had several places In view, and while
The exact site had not yet been selected, he
had fully determined upon Houston as the
best place to put away his show for tho
winter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
l. O. @. Il. Election.

Lone Star Lodge No. /. Q, 0. f., at
It's regular meeting last night elected the
following officers fer the ensu ng term;
w. II. Blount, noble grand; J. raschal,
ylce grand; Il. Friedenhaus, recording Sec
rotary; w. A. McMillen, permanent secre-
uary; n. C. S;roag. treasurer; H. Frleien-
haus, representative; S. w. B.odgett. alter
:ate In taliaiion OF new onicers will
take place the first Tuesday evening in
January
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
WITHOUT FouNpATIoN.

There is no Foundation for the report
that the governor has determined to pre-
vent the purchase of sugar farm for the
penitentiary system during his term The
only hitch in the mattar Is caused by the
fact THAT two members OF the penitent airy
beard are wedded to the idea of acquir-
ing the Carson. Sewall & Norton tract
above Ve.aslo which his exu.llency Goes
not consider suitable at the prize 1t has
been fe.ed and refuse to advertise for
more bids. as the governor is in favor OF
doing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
nu.t Of the Late char,e. stevart

Mr. Mack Schmit OF this city, the scalp
tor. who recently nch,swcd some disllne-
ton by making seve.al busts Of the late
sui Ross has Just completed plaster bust
OF the late CHARLES Stewart to be placed
N the Flity-fifth district ,oart room. n
Is u fine piece OF work and good like
ness. Mr.. Sshrnid II an artist cf more than
mere local reputation. He has made SOW
orol brsts for the congressional libra y
Ut Washington. Among them one OF tho
anentsd Garfi.l I'd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
cotton Exchapge Mcm,,,.,.,

Bulletinea at the Cotton Exchange are
che names OF II. w. cortes OF the firm Of
Boring & cortes; B. w. wettarmark.
banker, Of Naooydoches: r. N. Johns !.
president OF tho Houston Printing con,-
pany, and Judge r. Il. Hannay o. Hemp
stead. as applicants for membership il, the
exchange. Last Monday Tour nov me nj
hess were elected, and mex: Monday the
four above named will be bAilo. ed for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
FoR rHE NEW cry pIREcroRY

canvass for the new City diiel.o, ! reous7s
all pesssnS making changes la ther irp.
name. business OF n,sident locations /
notify thsm at once In order that thes
may make the proper corrections for ne
directory. Address 1907 Preston avenue
city, Morrison & Fourmy. Publishers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
Nearly Pnii IN.

About four-fIfrhs Of the premiumy
awarded At the Fruit, Flower and vege-
table FESTIVAL have thus far been paid.
ana me balance will be paid as soon 40
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14

Prevails when you have your Laundry
wo done by the orig.rators OF Ans wors
81 Packard's Troy Laundry. 9i2 Prair.e
avenue. Phone ss2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
AGED VETERAN DEAD.

Rufus PenniEon, the second oldest inmate
OF the Confederate home. died yesterday
and was buried today. He was so years
of age.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14

need 6learns' Electric Rat and Roa 3
Paste - Tree their BONES Of all Nrmin.
30 box, All drugeists. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-14
NOTHING BUT PEACE

Two stores under CAPITOL hotel will be
for lease Jan. ]. A. ID. ronn. Agent.
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49, Il Ms MODE,
s. ~ NReapon.
~ 40 5lasd YES.
R!g4 he'drnp Nhicn
sNA4s tho vicslm'