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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28

N PURSUANCE q an order 0, Hon.
Frank T F. gerald. Il Surrogate az he
CIV and County 4 New YORK. notice IS
hereby given 70 sn persons hlving Claims
again Edward c. segI.n. late * the C.iy
same with vouchers thereof. 10 TIE 49,
So Der. at her mace OF tsansact!ng busi-
ness. 2. 'he Office u Butler. N,tmaa.
J1ilae & Mynferse. 10. - Wall street
Narhattan Borough. H. the t'ty o: New
York. On or before the 20;h day < Sep
TENDER next.
Dated New York the IAN Gay ot March
SUDAN ". sFGUIN. Executrlx.
Butter NOTNAN. JOLINE < MN
0rRSE. ATTORNEYS f0- EXrru'rlX. N. 81
Wall street Manhattan. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
STOR AGE.

THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. 65-I67-lCs West 32t-s,. Sior-
age moving. Telephone ga 3sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28
BOARD AND ROOMS.

6ACK PARLoR wi.A board. Sc. WEED.
- West l-s.n-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-28

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Oh Hon.
Frank 4 Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of -
Clty and County Of NewYork. notice IS
A-Irby gwen 90 az py. sOns aatlrs cIa.l.s
against Samuel W. Andrews iste OF he
IIIy OF NeW-Iork. deceased. 40 presen, ne
same WIKI vouchers thereof 10 the SUB
scripers az their place Of raHsacting hdsi-
ness. AZ the ofice o. Wm. Ives Wa 9bIr1.
No " Broadway. in the city O., N-"-
York. On or before the lOth day @. My
next
be-. iSN.
NAOMi " ANDREW Ex-cu'7is
ssMi-FI W ANDREWS Executor.
wM IVES WASuPrRE. Ar,Irn-S 90
Executor. 50 Broadway. New-fork CIV.
N PURSUANCE Of an order = Hon. Joan
II Y. Arnold. a Surrogate - ne eye
ard County az New York ur'.oe - Ner-0r
given 70 al persons having cla ms against
An. Adams late - ~ cry 10. Nov
yo-, STATE = New York deceased - ore-
sen, the same with vouchers thereof 80 80
subscriber. AZ her place % transactisg
t-...r,rs ~ The ,aira - 49, AVS if'N~ 80
a. Yves, osth Street IN the C.;y x New
York. on or before the lo;h day Ok Ju.y
ra;ea New-York. ne l5;h DAY OF Jan
uary. 1893.
eAptH = ADAMS
WV CRITTENDEN k0ANs
Executors
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Nos. 2CoS & 2iOi
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04
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FTBLisfiER's NsgTIe'Fs-Tfe ensy au-
thoEfzess travelling agent u tire Poat-iis-
fsiAgefscsr ~ !. j. HaWsey. cay so8iee5 % E
ara J. h. GafhcAft. Z ba*leS. J. l.
Hssieg. l.. G. slesstsire ard AFmat Joiir-
ston. PostmasfrFs spsFywh~Fe are our
agents. Pay money Only 10 thess and 20
ctr Teslaent agers@ ia t1e EaTloAs cite.
and towns Of the Northsesf.
EEWAgD-Ten dollars will be paid To-.
information leading 70 The conviction OF
any person stealing copies % this paper
delivered 20 subscriber Ia Sesffle-
ADtFRTIgTSfs-Ofl hours % the
Post-Inteii.gencsr business Office: slasfk
until II o. m. Sunday hours. open :
.. m. 20 II 9. n Classified advertise
meBis VIII be received up 10 fnaf lime.
Advertisements under the head ~ Lost.
Found For sale Fer Rent ard Situations
Wanted VIII be inserted at the Tef2 81 ]
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance No advertisement re-
e@iysd for jess than - cents.
ADVERTISERS Changes Tor 3dVer-
fissn1enis In the Sunday Posl-inteilsEt ncer
must be- furnished - ] o'clock satasa.5s
Advertisements Viii De received AZ
branch Offices 81 ff. Post intelligence.
TACOMA BtFREAIf-N0. l-s Pacific
avenue. l.. =. Harrison.
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SPOkANE-Rranch office. Traders block.
06 Riverside avenue. telephone AZ. J. o..
Peterson. Manager.
PORT TOWNS" SD--wm. - pteiCsr.
Parker Els. Manager.
OLYMPIA-siIi4 Main street. G. c. Win
STANLEY, Agent.
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The following letters await advertisers
al this office:
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington. tn and Tor King
COUNTY. In the matter o. the estate u
Alice ". Berry. dec a.ed. Notice OF sails.
Notice Us hereby given. tnat 81 pursuance
70 the order ~ court made and entered
n the above entitled action OF the lgin
daY % February. lse I. the 8naersg aed.
- hiiam J. BEaUuan. adm nlstFat8F o. ~
estate Of Alice II. Berry. deceased ~ SCH
a. public auction m the 5h day 0f Mafca.
4. -. ls@ az ! o ciOs r m. of sald day.
~ the from. dooor % th@ county court
nou5e iu attic King county Washing
toH. 20 the hiGheg. bidder for cash IN
land paid tns following described prop
eFfy. te-Hit:
The scJtheast quarter OF he sou. aTsst
quarter o. section seventeen, townshi2
twenty oue. range east. Of ~ 81 In sing
county. Washington. The matter 81 cam
hrmation Or sid sale w.I come up Tor
bearing before the Honorable r D. gsf-
sen. jaidE@ Of TIRE Superior court Of ire
state 81 Washington. for King county Al
. clock p. ~. on fas "a day OF March iss.
WILLIAM j. Ff6tS$ y.
Administrator.
Frederick 4 Brown. Attcfasy to- Aa-
nlnsstraior. FscsAna. Wash.
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EASTERN LADY gives massage. vanor
baths ard electrical treatment: also coTns
cured. Third Avenue house, 500 Third
avenue. room 81.
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notices under these headings, the same
shouit b. - II a he sss ness odsee OF this
PAPER. no charge ~ made fer suea DO
ices
Funeral notices. resolutions Or other
epscssi ANNOUNCEMENTS will b3 charged
at the rate % h -ents per lire each iE-
x.,tion. pOsT-fsTELT.ffsFSGE co.
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I1OT-Ths ffsnefas service q t.tt9r
Root sssn be bold 81 - & elogk tf9s morn
rs 81 BaiierYsozshs gasigrsak room.
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" A%TED-Three good men In Seattle and
a sew IN other parts OF the State To take
orders FOR our made 10 order mems suits
a. 81 ~ to 81. Good pay and steady work
10 the Fight men No experience neceS-
saFy Address American No0ien NILS
Eofupany Chicago.
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EMPLOYMENT wasTED--MAiE.

WANTED Naylga tor holding nrst-class
cortiicstG master and pilot. desires en-
ploymsnt AdarsSr \. T., care Post
fnteiligsncsr
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
APcANA Lodge No s1 Il. and a IL.
meets second and fourth Monday each
month
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04

kRIETE In Seaftls March g. fse 70 Sir.
ard Ers. Z q. kEL.ts. : daugaseE-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

In San Jose on Wednesday evening,
at the home of her parents. Judge and
Mrs. j. H Moore, Miss Bessie Moore
VIII be married to Herbert Willoughbv
Eustace, young business man Of that
city. 1t will be a very quiet affair
witnessed by only a few relatives and
intimate friends
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
Gathering Of the Family Banquet Would Crowd the Table Some
thing Fashion

2S-M C.
Hickman They
IL Blackwell born September 1896 Mrs
ackw n
grandchildren total SO
to
Mr. Blackwell
Parker
home Blackwell engaged in
said
Blackwell
valley brought the
Creek to work
Indians
judgment this
Indians
of
the old
firing of
settlers Indians withdrew,
he
the determined sell
The Indians
Strengthening
Mr. Blackwell lost
in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

CFeh Tq CAPTAIN Y schenfeldssrT, William
Beaumont, Miss Beaumont. Miss NJ. c,
1Boordi Mrs: J. F. Chimney. Joseph Dur
H He Franks, e.. v, Henrie, Mrs. 4; n.
Jones and child, G. K. Johnston, W. 5.
laurie Ia Mrs Rs E. Love. W E; Piekells'
+: A Sanford, w. J. Whyte and Captain
w. Gordon.
The Carnation Social Club gave their
second trolley party on Saturday evening,
october 2 Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs: La Chapelle, Mr.. and Mrs. T. N
McNaughton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Kessler,
Mrs. Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr.
and Mrs. r, Healy, Mr.. and Mrs. D. s.
Mckenna, Mrs. A. Demers, Mrs. Henry,
Marguerite Cornell, c. Campbell, kittie
Copeland, Nellie Connell, ]. P. Henry,
Mary Copeland, E. ]. O'Rourke, Ed Cope
land, frankie Council. T. Lettich, Dr.
Ayers, Emma Connell, Lottie Feeny,
George Frichette, ]. Lettich, Amelia
Giannini. Miss D. F. Wallace. J. F. Toom-
ey. Lizzie Hoar,' Jack Small. William
Egan. Rose Smith, Miss II. Hammer, R. B.
Baker, Theresa Connell. Ola Smith
Nonia Hayward. May Hoar. Miss B.
Smith. James Collins, Agnes Binet. Frank
O'Neil. May Small. Christine Binet J.
Mcdonald, Annie Goggin. J. T Cahill
Mr.. Thompson. Sara Frichette. Alice
Crowley, NJ. Holtz, Cora Smith. Cody
Martin. J. Rodgers, Miss L. Rhein, John
O'Neil and Willie Smith.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
Mrs. CedIeighs
Fall Shopping

Gedleigh was married only last spring
and. as he and his wife have been out
of town ever since, he had no opportu-
nity of discovering the true inwardness
of feminine shopping until last week,
when he and Mrs. Gedleigh came to
town to settle in their winter quarters.
The morning after their arrival as they
sat at breakfast Mrs Gedleigh observed
that 1t was plainly her duty to go a
shopping.
Il shall start early so as to get
through as much as I can" she re-
marked.
You won't do it all to-day them"
MY fall shopping in one day. Carl
Gedleigh! 1t is plainly evident that
your sisterless bachelorhood left you in
a deplorable state of ignorance. If you
would Just go with me"
"Oh, no! no! I'll take your word for
it. l have no desire to be instructed by
means of object lessons.
well as / was going to say, the
grand rush will be on by next week, and
1 want to get ahead of 1t. Don't you
want to meet me for luncheon at 2
o'clock? Then I'll tell you what 1 have
done"
Gedleigh waited until half past and
had just decided that his wife was not
looking tired and nervous.
"Oh, Carl. 1 am so sorry to be late
but l really could not help 1t. l have
been just as busy as l could be every
minute, and then 1 didn't do half what
l had planned"
well, what did you buy?" asked
Mr. Gedleigh with sympathetic inter-
est. did you get stunning new fall
gown"
"Oh, dear, no. just looked at them.
I wanted to see what was going to be
worn this season"
And didn't you get hat, either?"
Mrs. Gedleigh shook her head Il am
all at sea about hats / went to several
of the largest shops and to some of the
SWEETEST private ones, and everything
this season is so unbecoming to me-
Didn't you buy any thing?" asked
the bewildered husband.
"Oh, yes; I bought some shirt waists
that were marked down from SO so to
81 rs, and I got you some lovely neg
lige shirts; you know yours are nearly
all so faded"
But I thought it was time to Law
aside shirt waists and neglige shirts7''
Yes, but they will do for next sum
mer, don't you see? And 1 got them so
cheap"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

Kruse will be quietly married at the
residence of her parents, 2109 Pacific ave-
nue., Wednesday evening, November z
at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Wethered will leave No
Vernber to visit their son in Chicago ana
spend the winter in the Eastern States.
A pleasant surprise party was given re-
Gently 30 Miss Sophie Beckmann at her
parents home, 1917 Steiner street. Among
those present were Miss Olga Clemens,
Miss Frances Schlesselman. Miss Becky
Won Bremen, the Misses Lena and Mary
Wagner Miss Sophie Luttman, the sses
Kate and Maggie Mahoney. the NJ .sses
Gretchen. Lizzie and Sophie Beckmann.
Henry Elmers. Nick Elmers. Theodore
Goethe: Herman schliting, Otto Barthol-
dy, Ellis Davis and G. Ramsay of Kansas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Beclmann.
Major and Mrs. Lewis Smith. L. s. A,
nave taken apartments at the Occidental
for the winter. They will be at home on
Mondays
Mr. and Mrs D. Edwards announce the
engagement Of their daughter 18th Hannah ma to
ceiSe Sunday, November 8, from TO 5 at
IA Buchanan street.
The engagement is announced OF MISS
Becky Rice, daughter of Mrs. B. Rice,
TO Jacob L. Silberstein They Will be at
home Sunday, November s, al 1912 Blu
chanan street, from to p m.
The Pastime Outing Club gave a grand
banquet TO its members and friends sun
day evening, October %, in honor of the
success Of the clubs first grand social. social
October 10, at Turn Ferein Hall The
opening address was made by Past Presi-
dent Charles Beschorman. Speeches We're
made by the newly elected president, H.
Ellenmier, and others. The newly elected
officers are: President, II. Ellenmier;
recording secretary, II. Hippen; financial
secretary. A. Matthieson.
A festival entertainment for the benefit
of the First English Lutheran Church
will be given by the young people Of the
church in the lower hall Of the ediflce on
the evenings of October 81 TO November
inclusive.
Among the passengers who sailed on the
steamship Alameda for Honolulu, Auck-
land and Sydney, Thursday, October 6,
were: w 3. Allen, Mrs. E. Bailey and
son, E. Batting Barthrop, Z. S. Benson
and wife A A. Braymer, W II. Cook, ].
II. Dorsey, c. NJ. Edmonds, George r.
Ewart, Mrs. c. E. Fitzpatrick, Miss E.
Furley II. W. Foster and wife, v. NJ.
Greever. F. S Heath and wife, William
Henshall, Adam Heunisch Mrs. l. Hol-
land c. a. Johnson, Miss L. NJ. Mackay,
J. NJ. Maring and wife. Mrs. William Nc
Caslin Miss d. Mccullough, Miss NJ.
Noble, Mrs. T. J. Penfeld, Mrs. A. Quinn
and two children. Mrs. ]. G.. Rothwell, f.
A. Schaefer. w. D. Sorby and wife, T. NJ.
Starky Mrs. Wallenstein and two child
rem, DR.. James T. Wayson. H. NJ. Whit
ney. Mrs c. S. Woolley and son, A. L.
Foster and wife, Major F. Nelson George
and wife, c. ]. G. Still. Charles l..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
PUT i NICKEL IN THE SLOT
TND GET 4 SERVTNT

8 cents a day the English householder
may have his steps cleaned, and If
there is an area TO his residence, that
will be put in neat order for an addi-
tional cents. It costs 3 cents to have
the dust and dirt removed from a win
dow and the pane polished inside and
out. The consideration for cleaning
the sills is ain extra cent. Stairs,
blinds, carpet. rods and fireplace will
receive careful attention, each article
being considered according to a regu-
lar and carefully arranged schedule Of
rates. Clothing will be mended and
laundry restored to its original purity.
The system is calling forth the most
vigorous protests from the man ser
wants and their domains. The posi-
bilities are. iIlimitable If the system
spreads to the United States it would
not be astonishing 10 find in time a
schedule including service Of an at
tendant on cOnvivial gentlemen at say
% cents an hour, and a real swell, dress
suited escort for unattractive but
moneyed maidens at the theater, along
Fifth avenue and at other places, which
would necessarily cost the patron
something like a cent a minute.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

"HE existence of the Ancient and
Honorable Order of Slaveys and
Gentlemen's Gentlemen is threat
i ened The safety and value OF
British "help" are shaken at their
foundation and the danger may extend
to the menials of America. Some en-
terprising subjects of the Queen
slick is the adjective we would en-
ploy to best describe thern-haVe ems
barked on an undertaking which
threatens to revolutionize the English
system of service The Domestic Aid
ers is the title of the organization, and
the name certainly fits IL like the var
nish on a picture frame. A nickel in
the slot service is the epitome of the
society's purpose.
All the Yassals in the employ of the
Domestic Aiders are uniformed. and
they may be found at various stations.
Suppose your brasswork on the outside
of the house needs furnishing. The
Aiders will supply you with a man who
will polish up the handle of the big
front door, and polish it up right cheer
fully. All this will cost a cent. For
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

day. See rainy day skirt.
Higher misunderstanding to talk
about. See bore.
Immediately-Any time within year.
Car fare-Ffve copper cents.
Man-An unknown quantity at an
afternoon tea. At summer resorts, OBJ
solete
Newspaper-Thatw which may be read
over the shoulder of the man sitting
next you.
Prerogative-An attribute which you
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
4 BUD'S
GOSSIP.

S@ EAREST MARGUERITE: The
H y doctor and dentist pronounced me
II in full repairs, and the dress
~ maker vouched that 1 had all the
modern improvements. That was
last Monday, and to-day l feel that 1
ought to be put on the shelf again for re-
pairs. Like all new-fangled things. got
out of whack.
But this is a fin-de-siecle age, so must
keep the pace, and, well. "Apres nous lie
deluge" Not that I really did anything
thrilling this week. Yet l had some gem
uine gayety. But after alternating for
so long on the memory of joys that have
fed. l almost succumbed under the influ-
ence Of a bona-fde good time.
The first affair was an informal little
tea given to Lurline Spreckels Mabel and
Lurline have always been very chummy
thought of Lurline's living in Paris In
definitely.
We really had a jolly time, especially
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

The next dance of the First Friday Co.
tillion will be given November 4. in the
Supreme Court building, 305 Larkin street.
A donation party will be given by the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society No. g. at
Atheneum Hall, corner of Seventeenth
and Howard streets, Monday evening,
October 81.
Miss Mollie Wethered and Emil T.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

can't help and couldn't help if you
would; for example, changing your
mind
Photograp hy-A process only success
full when it makes you out better look
ing than you are.
Clothes.The opportunity vouchsafed
us by Mother Eve to try to outshine
other women.
Logic-A non-existent tribute.
Notwithstanding to be spent.
Caramel-See matinee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30
A WoNAN'S DICTIONARY.

Letter-The excuse for a postscript.
No-See yes.
Golf skirt-So called whether the
wearer has ever set foot upon the links
or not. Worn at the summer resorts
to distinguish week days from Sun
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

S the social scroll unrolls the
indications are that Hymen's
golden bells viii keep up their
merry twinkling for some
time to come. Indeed. 1t
1ookc &c though the buds
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-30

The engagement is announced of
Miss Efde Sara Hester, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. f. Hester Of 14I4 Sacra-
mento street, TO D. c. Aiken Of Pitts
burg, Pa. Miss Hester belongs to an
old San Jose family Her grand
father, Hon. Craven Hester, was one
OF the best known jurists in the his
tory Of the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06

feated, we were proud in our defeat We
viii meet next year at Hot Springs, and
we will be glad to welcome the Louisiana
chapters there. What constitutes a chap
ter?
Only seven true Confederate women,
who can say that we are the daughters or
the wives or sisters OF men who fought in
the Confederacy Wherever three such
chapters are organized, you have State
organization. and we hope to have a dele
CATION from Louisiana at Hot Springs.
Mr.. President and Mr.. Roberts, / thank
You from my heart. and General Lombard
also. and thsse ladies', for the cordial vel
come you have given me. plUet say to
General ombard. however that The wo-
men CT l.ou;siana need 10 stirring on in
this beautiful work. al that they have
done in this city where monuments; to tho
Confederate cause on every side show
their worth and work They have long
been model to the daughters OF the
South. for they led in memorial work. ard
IL was their work that made me Daugh-
ter Of the Confederacy. Louisiana women
need no stir ng on
The graceful and eloquent words OF the
beautiful speaker were greeted with
rounds of applause, End then General
Lombard led forward Miss Power. who an
The part of the United Confederate VET
Grams, presented Mrs Curre with a bean
tiful bouquet OF red carnations and white
hyaoinths, tied with long streamers of red
and white ribbon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06
n. r. A. NOTES.

Don't forget the meeting Of the board OF
directors at Austin on March IL. Try T.
be on hand ON Saturday morning.
Joe Goldman. secretary OF Post C, Hous-
ton. hss y scheme 10 interest the mflnbers
Of that post He PROPOSES To create now
ctfioe for every member, so that all mem
herS NIL have the honor OF holdilg ofice.
II would DO a good idea 10 elect about fifty
vice presidents.
Beaumont came TO the front nicely. Their
new 4. T, 4. post Is a credit to tho city
which is the commercial center OF tina;
section OF Texas.
Mr.. Dan NJ. Lasker Is all right. He sen,
in twenty four applications which were
nlaced 10 the credit OF Dieckmann's side.
Adolph Boldt was in San Antonio Mon
day
Nearly all tho local posts will elect new
officers today.
Mr. w. Hughes, president OF Post G.,
Galveston, Is whcoping things up down his
way The boys will he nicely cDred Tor az
The annual convention which viii be held
in the Island City.
MIR, Nat Wolf. representing Lauda's iicu,
mills OF New Braunfels. Was up the Kerr
Vile road Friday.
Mir. NJ NJ. Mcfarland win speni sun.
day in Uyalie and Monday will work Eagle
Pass for Dorsey & Co, OF Dallas,
Mr.. II. d. Goldman OF Houston was
putting in some good work for Bonnie Brcs
OF Louisville in San Aatonlo during the
week
Mr.. John SPAN OF "Peariine" fame was
In San Antonio Friday.
Mr., II. J, Hardy spent portion OF the
week with his family In Houston.
Mr.. D. W Michanx. after a trip to New
Iberia Crowley ana other POINTS in Louis
ia'ia. arrived In Houston Friday morning.
Mr., C, v. Holland OF the san Autonio
Express was in the Lano gold fields dur
Ink the week
Mr. ]. +, Williams, formerly mapayer
OF the Mutt hotel at yininril and clvr,.
has leased the Leicester hotel at + atlnla'
where he VIII In futare grser his many
Mr.. A, $. Thurmond. Jr,. of Victoria, Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-06

is said has let the contract for fine new
| hotel in that city
The new depot at Yoakun has been conf
| Melted and Is beauty. Hereafter the
! travelling public viii suffer none Of the IN
conycnierces as formerly at the old depo,.
Mine host Lawlor OF the Lawlor H5tel'
| Houston. will have charge OF the lunch
Icou7ter In this fine new building.
charley Mitchell OF Fort Worth was IN
AISarado Monday and clcburne Tuesday
last
Bob McGaryoy, with the snuff combine.
and j. A.. Bryan. with Focke, wilkins 4
Lang OF Galveston. were in Ssaly Tues
day.
Ciem Fitgcr. with r. j. Willis & Bro,
Galveston. and Sam Lusk. selling woode n
oyercoats for New Orleans firm, were In
sealy Tuesday
+. H. Nye, with Texas Paper company
Dallas. made Houston and Texas Central
points the past week.
C. w. Carr, with Carson. Sewall G. Co.,
Houston, was In Hearuc Thursday.
Wallace McMastcrs. with the tiarlington-
Hall Produce company, was in Hoarne
Thursday.
John j. Bailey, with L. NJ. Rumsey &
Co. 81. Louis, was in Hearne and Calvert
Thursday.
o. S. Potter. with Heating l. & NJ. com
pany. Dallas, called on the trade in Hearne
last Monday
j. f. Parker. with the Maverick CLARK
Printing and Lithographing company, was
in Hearne Thursday.
r. S. Tooke. with Focke. wilkins &
LANG of Galveston, 10 sick at the Ex-
change hotel, Navasota.