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Mems cellars. SIZE.
Il:3e TO 1880: 4 TO 5.

Lot of mems 4-ply 2loO linen col
iars-in all styles-the most perfect
goods TO be had-will be sold from
II 80 TO 1880. and I'm the afternoon
from to 5-for s 1-2c. each. These
are our regular u l-2c. collars.
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Ribbons. &c yd.
Ii 11 ANn Nd L,EIOEK.

BETwEEN IL AND IL O'CLOCK.
3l-a-inch all silk moire fafeta
ribbon in all the staple shades
and all the new Spring shades
ribbon which sells FOR lAc ana zsc
a vard-wiu be offered between IL
and l. O'Clock for 9c a ward.
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German Enternrise in China

Berlin. March $.-The German Asiatic
Bank is about to open seven new branch
eS in China all Of which will undertake
agencies for German home firms.
The evening times., 1898-03-03
Tracev win Meet Mcfarland

Chicago. March 3. Par~on Davies has arranged
or a s0-round contest between Tommy Tracey
nd Kid Mcfarland. The men viii meet in
1lcveland ADril II.
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Mems hose, sac pair.
BETWEEN 10 AND IL O'CLOCK

Mems fall seamless Hermsdorf
fast black hose in all sizes-will
he sold from 10 to II o'clock tomor-
row for s 1-2c. Same quality costs
15c elsewhere.
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10 REFERS. 4gc.
on SALE All 10 O'CLOCK

ON SALE Al 10 UNEDNN'
Promptly al 10 O'Clock We SHAH
ms on sale the ~ Children = Mixed
Cbeyiot and Rough Cloth Refers.
which are left from winter stock;
they sold up To $50. Choice N'c.-
not all sizes by any means.
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w. r." corSetS. 39c.
RE1wErr 40 AND III O'CLOCK.

The celebrated 'W. p. corset IN
black. white and gray-the regular
6ec sort-will SO between 30 ana
II O'Clock tomorrow Tor Sc- There
are not many of a size. 80 be
prompt 10 avoid risk of disappoiut-
menf.
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BETWEEN 9 AND 10 O'clock.
A lot Of ladies fast black and
fast black with fancy top hose
choice of plain or drop stitch-wiH
go on sale at 3 O'Clock at l-2c
Ger nair-
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Corset covers. DC.

BETWEEN - AND 10 O'CLOCK.
They are plain covers but they
are well made and carefully i'm
ished and IL is isn't possible Tor
YOU to buy them elsewhere for less
Ihan 19C.
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Boys caps. 9e.
FROM II TO I O'CLOCK.

Lot Of boys new cheviot golf
caps. which were bought 10 sell for
liz viii b. sold from II to 1
- clock tomorrow for g.
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Misses underwear. &c.

BETw ZEN - AND 1O C'Gi.OCh-
At g O'Clock tomorrow morning
lot of misses derby-ribbed
shirts and paRts-which sell about
town for 30c-will go for Sc a gar
ment
The evening times., 1898-03-03

FOt next summer from Washington and
Baltimore to Ocean City. Md. Choice
lots for sale cheap. Jno. f. Waggaman,
zoo 14th St.
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Mems shirts. 16Hc.
FROM Ii TO IL O'CLOCK

Lot Of mems percale laundered
shirts-in sizes Il. IL l-2. and 10
onlN-variety of patterns-sold for
5sc.-Wil be sold from IL to II
O'Clock tomurrow for 10 1-2c.-think
OF it2 -....l
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Ribbon. 4He yd.
BETWEEN 10 AND IL AND 3
AND 4 O'CLOCK.

You may have your choice of a
large lot of mOire ribbons in all
cnlors-between 70 and II and and
O'clock tomorrow for l-Sc a
ward.
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Walters Jackets. l9c.

A. IoNG A. THE LOT LASTS.
odd lot of white duck jackets
Tor walters BARRIERS, cooks, etc,
made by Alfred Benjamin a Co.
sold for Sl-to go Tor lsc.
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Umbrellas. 39c.
FROM IL TO IL O'CLOCK.

Lot Of mems gloria fast color UNI
brellas. with wood handles-our .5c.
grade. viii be sold from IL to II
O'Clock tomorrow for 3sc.
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New York Stock Market

Corrected daily by W. r. IIibbs * Co.
members Of the New York Stock EX-
change 1877 + street.
Omen High Low . p. IN
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Silk skirts. 81. .49.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK.

The handsomest Brocaded SIX
Skirts-made in new fan effect
with pleated or gathered hack-per-
caline lined and velvet bound
which cannot be had ordinarily Tor
less than SO: will be sold from 10 TO
II o'clock for S4.4S.
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Mems pants, 99c.
10 TO II, 8 10 ; O'CLOCK.

Another lot Of mems good chevict
pants will be put on sale tomorrow
at ssc. but you must come for
them between ~ and n, or Din the
afternoon from 70 : q clock.
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chicarn Grain and rrnrision Market

Corrected daily by W. Il. iibbs x Co,
members Of the New York Stock Tx
change 1877 + street
The evening times., 1898-03-03

1t is prudence and Judgment which
cause Heurichs beer to be selected for
dinner beverage.
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BlouseS. l9e.
FROM IL TO IL O'CLOCK.

Lot Of bows AIerrimac percale
blouse waists. with ruffic front and
collars-you know what YOU pay
for them ordinarily-will be offered
from II to u O'Clock tomorrow for
Iqc
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if il fails
to cure. &c. The genuine has /. b. Q. on
each tablet.
Your credit is good at Lansburg's Fur
niture House 18th and r SITS. ocS-tf
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More of Hecht,s Startling Selling.
HeCht's hour sales.

Tomorrow you viii have another opportunity
TO buy ready made wear extraordinarily low prices
You shall have the privilege of having anything
charged. and instead of paying for it in lump
three months or six months later will divide the
amount into weekly, seminonthy monthly pay
mentS
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Ladies' shirts. DC.
BETWEEN 3 AND 4 O'CLOCK.

Lot Of ladies derby-ribbed shirts
-necks run with silk tape-the
same shirt for which you'll be ask
ed lec. about town-for &c. between
3 and O'Clock tomorrow.
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Boys waists, SHc.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK.

Those boys pleated Merrimac Per
Gale which sell Tor
S2Oc the town oVer-wil he offered
between 10 and II o clock for l-2c
each
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usual good spirifs on going out she laugh
ingly asked officer Dave Townsend II be
would attend her funeral, but no Significance
was attached 10 this remark. - II was
thought to be III Jest. W.
On going to her boarding house about 2
o'clock In the morning she knocked at the
door OF ROSA Nichols. saying that she felt
sick, and pleaded with Rosa to go IN stairs
with her to her room. which she finally did,
md after being there o short while the de-
ceased told her that She had taken NOR
phnc, whereupon she began acting 10
strangely that Miss Nichols called to her as
sistance another woman IN tho house. and
they, Summoned a doctor, wlIotc efforts failed
tottSnscltato the dying woman, her death
occurring about Z .o'cloc't.
Tho deceased loft Tho following omen note
TO Niles Bnnrhc Len, tho irupfiotress Of the
Palace thchter:
Misc Blanche Len; PLEASE pardon INC for
What J have done, but | could not help my
self do not went any one TO phi IN ary-
thlnt 10 bury mc-lct th2 county 10 tint.
Goodbye all n wrst.'
On another shcct wac written ~ very
lllcrible chirograpiy: This Is the last "
Mrs. Charles Peiuess, or toinrse,' The name
belne hard 70 dcriphpr,
eealcd letter WAS len. addressed 10 Mrs
Wary u Clift BcroH, Madison county, XIV
The deceased was buried III = o'clpgb yes-
crdny Afternoon from WcstlfciiDafs under |
aklng establishment.
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CITY nRN,ITIEs.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sharks club
Will moet at o'clock this afternoon
Tho new city administration viii takc
standing.
The Humane society will meet this nftcr.
noon nj $50 O'clock n the assembly room OF
th' Young Mems Christian Associations
n ~ me meeting of the Hotel Mems Mutual
r nene,'l association, held in New Orleans. Mir
ore OF the vice presidents for Texas.
The Participants I'm the Nrst part nr thu.
lulnt Cork Bellies Will rel oarsc al tho resi-
uonre oi Mrs. William Ciuistiln. no clay
avenue rest saturday oycning ut c'cio,k
oN Ing to the lecture Of John Temple Graves
az iuinrr nall on Thursday night. the concert
ol ni' songs to hnYc been given at the cnarci
ol We First Presbyterian church on that night
mas hFtn deferred To Tuesday, April T.
=. 10 ladlts WIN are To ;alo part In tho per
iotm1heo of Tho Pirates of Penzancc'' vim
hoid q rehearsal Al Gruncwnld's hall at l:il
tins afternoon. The gentlemen OF tho east
W. iehcsrso at the same plnce nj $50
a.. lhe public school trustees Of district No
" are arranglns for grand picnic Tor mo
school children 10 he given In tho i,rovs
hayo! Gun club park April u. II Is their
n , 20 aNtcnd IN Invitation TO the chill
uren 81 districts ms, 80 ard -
~, Justice g Ei,se was called four miles ont on
wv .o'umna Tan railway yesterday morn
lhs "a hold IN Inquest The dead body OF
an Infant the child cf Lucinda Wbito n
Mhs a 'ase OF premature birth and The ius-
ice returned verdict accordingly
Deputy shcrin Hillerdahi discovered yester-
my that another burglary had been commit
.en OF . hoarding car OF the Missouri KAN
SaS ana IeAas between iIilcndahl and Lctitia
~ Mas'i, anu several articles 81 clothing conf
p'iscd the booty aroured in this haul.
The city council WIN meet this afternoon N
: elook In adjourned regular session This
WI ~ practically the last business maeting
ol hH present administration, and several
committee reports arc expected 10 he handed
~ winding up matters IN which this admipls- /
uaueii " particularly Interested
There were two small ircs YESTERDAY atter.
noon between ! ard o'clock. one destroying
,tty limits, belonging to Conductor Jim Al
,per, anu tho other roof fire, caused nv n
usioetve i'uc. 81 lei1 Terry street In house
j. II. Kirby. ~
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THE VIOLET CLUB
Ent"rtnins tho City Officers Eicct-A
NcrN rIensmnt E,ycminw.

Tho Violet club had jolly time last night
up in the Brashcar headquarters In Ruger's
hail, making merry over the result Of the
recent election. 1t WIS a hearty Mbilation
of those who had worked hardest and con-
trbuted most toward the SUCCESS OF tho
Brashear ticket, which was nominated by
such handsome majority at the democratic
day primaries and elected without opposition
AT the election that speedily followed.
A number OF the successful candidates were
present prominent among them being Mayor
Eject =. II. Brashcar and the new city mar
shai, Archie Anderson. who are tcrinaa the
wheel horses of the city campaign Just
concluded They were not only toastod AT
last nights iuhilatinn, and complmentcd for
the remarkable success ot their candidacy
but their admirers had something more sub
hlantlhl in store for them. OF which nelther
had been advised until Judge Ralcy step-
ping to the front and center, in few we'll
chosen remarks, presented Judge Rrashear
ana Archie Anderson each with a handsome
Eold watch charm. as tokens Of the campaign
Just closed aud as mcmentos of the esteem
~ which the recipients are held hy their
friends
This presentation opened up the flood gate
OF ofRtory, and everybody who could talll
ana some who couldn't made speeches that
fanny crerNpsced with words of ccn..rntula,
ton at the success Of the recent election Il
was a vcritnhle political love feast. Some
oMrlltnt punch served. jus; sufficiently
spiked to add eXhi ration to the enthusiasm
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Lutte confidence Of every one who needs
| help. The operations OF his incidents are
as logical as the operations of nature
because they are natural. Plant seed,
fand you know that III so many days tac-
tording TO the season and climatic toDd-
tionsJ, The seed viii swell, Il green sntot
VIII push through the soil, leaf and stem
Will come In their order, and by and by
the perfect plant. Dr. Pierces REMEDIES
are seeds OF health In certain Tine
tarcording 10 the constitutional toad Il ms
under which they are administeredl. the
medicine begins to manifest Itself, the
green shoot of health springs up in the
unkndly soil OF disease, and the green
shoot grows and spreads until condition
Of perfect health Is attained.
What Dr.. Pierces Favorite Prescrip ion
does for mothers and their chi en- Is
well exomplifed in the experience of Mrs.
II. NJ Hansrotc. of Magnolia, Morgan O.,
w. Va. In recent letter to Or. Pier e
she writes: II commenced to take Ir.
Pierces Favorite Prescription SONS tpins
over two years ago. and am glad to tfs Try
that IT is n God send 10 womankind The
three children who ware born before |
began 10 take your medicine did not live
long: they were very delicate. but those
born since three in alb are very hearty,
and that convinces me that yolr med cine
is lust what 1t is said to be aud grsat
deal more. | could tell enough to ri
book about the way suffered and tn
way your medicine acted Indeed. every
woman on the globe ought to know about
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ARMOURS ARE HERE
WORK COMMENCES TO-DAY on
THEIR HOUSTON pI.aST.
the Rest Distributing Point in
Texas Description of Plnnt.

s s. Jerome Southern manager for the
Armour Packing company, arrived yrsicr-
day morning from Shreveport and to1 y
viii start work on tho storage plant 10 te
ereciod'by the company al this point. With
| Mr. Jerome came force Of ten men. who
will have charge of tho construction. The
nlans and specifications have already been
arranged by the Armour's architect who
| also accompanied the manager
The site, which has hccn selected. lies
lust cast Of the Missouri Kansas aud Texas
passenger depot and north of the American
Brewing company's plant. The building
viii be 6oxl2O feet consisting OF a deep
basement and one high story. II VIII b.
equipped for smoking and storing m n s.
the curing aud cold storage departm nts
being Of the latest design aud convenience
Houston will be the distribuii.., point for
South Texas, including Galveston which
heretofore has been supplied by the Kan
sas City house. Mr. Jerome saws the ter
ritory will probably extend for loo m les
northwest and west Of Houston The sup
plies viii principally he salt, fresh and
smoked meats and canned goods. The con
tract viii probably he completed within
the next eight weeks. the weather permit
ting, and the cost viii reach Si2000
Said Mr. Jerome last night I'VE shall
begin work tomorrow morning and as soon
as 1t is fairly started it viii he left IN
charge OF Mr.. II n. Jones' our snpaiin-
tendeut viii be out every few days,
looking after the other houses IN my ter
ritory The Armour company has Jtst
completed n similar building at Shreveport
which consumed eight weeks in building
The Houston plant and the Shreveport in
stituion Will not conflict. The territory
of each is defined, this one heinz the only
one we viii have in Texas. This depot can
hardly be expected TO fill orders from
Dallas or Fort Worth. tho rates would not
Justify It,"
Tho ground TO he used by the com any
has been acquired from the Missouri. kan-
Sas aud Texas. 1t being situated con
renient to the lattcrs tracks. which viii
facilitate the shipment OF orders.
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personal MENTION.

Clarence Kidd is in the city on short va
| cation,
w. L. Morrow came in yesterday from
Sufarland.
Zen L; Graham was ia the city yesterday
from Galveston
Hon. Charles j stubbs of Galveston wa.
in the city yesterday.
l.ec fabi and Allan f. Cameron were In tho
oiy yesterday from Galveston.
r.; j. Kennedy advance agent for Rice's
terday.
,,. Mrs. Robinson left Yesterday on the Inter-
nnrilcnal and Great Northern fast mail for
Chicago.
Mr. ". p. Daley of this city will leave
,eday Tor Paris, Texas, where he will spend
Mra. Hattie PAUL of East Bernard is in the
Washington ftreet
;, Atter very pleasant visit Mr. and Hrs
-, brlzzolan of Madisonvlllo LEFT Yesterday
evening for home.
ps Mrs. Tom Finty, Jr.. wife of City Editor
OF friends in the city
NJ Z. 4, Baker OF Austin. superIntendt Mt
OF me southwestern Telephone and Tel.e ram
'onlarI, is in tho city '"
T. X. Adds and wife were called awnv 10
80 S'uu,,hnurs last night by telegram stating
mat Mr. n. T., HENDERSON was not expected 10
1.-Two over right "
AIRS. J, W. Folk OF Joliet. H.. after a visit
10 her aunt, Mrs, George NJ, Diiley, al bal
ms is the guest of her sister-in-iaw, Mrs.
-, r. eoombs, iii2 Walker avenue. this city.
y MIS- G, Barber and her friend Mrs DR.
Grant, OF Jackson. Mich, arc spending the
S Week IN Galveston. Mrs. Grant will leave
mere Tor Lookout Mountain, Term. after their
return from Galveston.
MI and Mrs. b. j. McsIanus ana mr.,
'No ptnutifnl children, Aiair ana Marcuerite
,wst yesterday morning for Corpus Christi
az Meme nus is IN business in Mexico. hay
,ls eeme from there TO visit his uncl, az. |
rfirnnry. ~ 81 Joseph : |
Mss Engenia and Marguerite McManu, ;, |
Wrus 'bristi. who have been In the citv I
~ tho past three weeks IN n visit 10 tha,,
,~siy Il, es,ss.aior McMaaps VINO is seri,
va, va ~ a, - Joseph's infrmary. let YES.
, .s.y Tor their home These two vo,,nr
nuies nado many friends during their vis,t
's,e' VINO regret their departure. go
ut ana Mrs. stonewall Rond Accommodated
z ,neIr son, Leon, left Monday nirhs 10
y nss, py way Of New Orleans. They exnect
o " absent from the city for a month NJ
sors- In New York and Minneanoi,s 40, OF
'ona WIZ have the pleasure Of mcc,ins .
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past winter when 1 was suffering with
female weakness and the many ailments
duo 10 pregnancy | procured bottle
of 'Favoritc Prescription ana was in
stantly relieved, and | know it saved
me lots of suffering, as | was only in
labor a short time, aud got along Well
/ have taken one bottle since baby was
born (three weeks ago. and am doing
all the housework for family OF six,
besides caring for baby. never lose
an opportunity 10 recommend your
medicine and there have been quite u
number benefited by it who took it at my
request | have also received much benefit
from DR.. Perce's Pellets
In a letter to Dr. Pierce, Mr.. f. b.
Schwartz of II Lake avenue, Roches-
ter y. Y, says: Il wish to express my
sincerest thanks to you as being the
originator CT so great medicine as
'Favorlte Prescription My wife used it
previous to confinement and today we
have strong. healthy child weigh ng
condition as could possibly be expected
thing ever did was TO buy bottle of DR..
Pierces Favorite Prescription
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser tells you how TO treat almost
every known form of disease at home,
and just what to do in case of emer-
gency. There is no trouble in under
standing it. 1t contains zoos pages, and
more than 700 Illustrators. A paper
covered copy will be sent free for twenty
one l-cent stamps by the Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, y Y. If
a French cloth binding is wanted send 10
cents more, thirty one stamps in all.
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CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
Aldermen Who .NiiI Co,nnosc III,
Hmm ri Iut. IL.

Nnrrmrn Who Wiii Compose the
u"nrd FOR View Administrations,
Under The provisions OF the charter The
four aldermen receiving the highest mum
Der of votes are to constitute what Ia
known as a civil service commission hay.
Ing control OF the police and fire depart
ments,
The four aldermen who received the lar.
gest number of votes at .soutay's election
and VINO viii In consequence thereof con-
stiiuto this board are: IIcnze of the Sec
ond ward, Dickson Of the Third, Blackburn
OF the Fourth and Robinson of the First.
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HIDING nnoM G0D.
Large Audiences Continue to Attend
the Christian Church Revival.


the Christian Church Revival.
Last night the meeting at the Christian
church was attended by large audience
and Evangelist Martin succeeded In hold.
ing the closest attention during the even
Ing. The subject for the evenings dis.
course was Hiding From God" and many
interesting. new things were said concern.
ms that topic. Tho child first hides
Its sin from Its mother: parents may hide
theirs from their children. Husbands try
70 hide things from their wives and wives
from husbands, but you can't hide YOUR
Sins from TOD. he sure your sins Will find
YOU out. Better hide your sins In love.
reop'e VINO try to hide their sins do not
reaiize tnat there Is a God. Others be-
ileve mat God Is too busy on other matters
70 pay attention to their sins. They be.
leve' however. that there IL God, Others
seek 70 hide their sins from God Ia bad
association. others try to hide their Sins
~ thelr business; they Just love 10 attend
church. but are 100 busy. Seek va 6rnt
the Kingdom o. God" ctca and what time
you have left put It In your business. dill
gently. They are In business for them
selves and putting In the twenty four
hours OF tho day II they were working for
some one else they would 20 on a strike
i0r shorter hours. 80 they would attend 10
divine worship. Others hide their sins n,
pleasure and amusements, hut none Of these
VIII give You rest. A strong plea was
made for sinners 10 confess their Sins 10
cbriat and live honorable, Christian liyes.
Tonight the theme VIII ha Tho, Three
Temptations"
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THE GUARDIAN OF CHILDREN.

SLOW cycling upon ontstretchcd wing
The fierce, fapacious bird OF prey
Glides near that small, sweet, tender
thing
Those cruel claws would snatch away.
o. now that mothers heart must leap
To drive this peril Of the air
Away from that soft nest OF sleep
With all her love and longing there.
But see the staunch defender rise
With bristling name and head erect,
No POWER can snatch that precious prize.
While he stands ready to protect.
Sleep on sweet babe, your mothers breast
Once more shall press you close and warm,
No evil bird shall e'er modest
While this brave guardian scents the harm.
To protect her little ones Is among the
strongest instincts OF a mothers heart,
and through all the thousand cares AMI
worries of busy woman's life there ar So
ever and anon the thought 20, If cou'd
do more for my baby"
But mothers are too often weighed down
and weakened with their own daily burdens
10 Go any more than struggle almost hope
essly against the physical and mental
evils that beset themselves, with no
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G.W.Baldwins
Bookseller, Stationer and New
Agent for McFaiien Exereiser 60 ~

number of the leading lights Y
science, tho results OF which WI;
be productive of much benefit 70 Nv
upon her return TO Houston.
MIR. Thomas j. Ballinger OF 9 n.,,s
in the city on business. MT
attorney for the receivership Of w ",
Electric Light company OF TINS saS
is in the United States district ws"
weston and his business here 10
adjusters of the insurance comp.',
had policies on the power nour "
chinery destroyed BY an explosion
short time ago. These adjustefs ~
to meet In this city today.
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Death of Mrs. CorncIiu. rn,i.

TIC filends Of Mrs, Cornelius Ennis VII, he
paired IL learn of her dendsc. which occurred
mss night y o'clock, Mrs. Ennis Was one
oi i'eus.tr s early settlers. hnying ro,,r bsrs
~ lSs, Since which tine she las been prolnl.
mh'ly dsnuhed with all The good works con-
nVt.u VII, the ure and development OF This
sNy ~ wen az OF Texas She was rs years ~
ny am, had been nn invalid far about IA, ca
ssais iisr husband ard several children MI,
n ~ survive her; Aniong her sur.
Le.nIsnc, aud Mrs, rrauk Cargili. INC ~,
'ass unmcc being Residents o! Houston.
dny n,rl ming.
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Win Rcmoyc n. ,ua,,r.

iresiGsnt chaney Of thu Amalsamatcd AS
soeiilon of street Railway Men of America
said 10 reporter for The Post last night that
tho rcn would eonpy VIII, tho rrqasst Of
Manager MacGicyor OF the street car COM
pauy aud remove The blue lndges hey mai
bcci, NcarspI siise The a.iii,r anued rhe
men hsNc adopted n silser l.nuon, 10 be worn.
on the lalsi Of III, coat, tho sapln being en-
graved With an emblem u the order 70 whlcn
tucr ttiuDr
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HOUSTON GAS IIGnr

Reduction in price Of gas After March
y the rate for gas will be- 81 so per isdo.
cpnlr fest for all purposes. Has for III
gag cooking water heaters and general ~
sortment Of sas appliances. j. q NJ
lScever, general manager