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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-29
An EnterprIsIng Drugqlst.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Hill-Orr Drug Co.,
who spare no pains to secure the best of
everything in their line for their many
customers. Thew now have the valuable
agency for DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. This is
the wonderful remedy that is producing
such furor all over the country by It's
many startling cures. II absolutely cures
Asthms. Bronchitis. Hoarseness and all
affections CT the Threat. Chest and Lungs.
Gall at above drug store and get a trial
bottle free or regular size for SO cents
and II 90. Guaranteed to cure or price
refunded.
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Bible Institute.

Tie Bible Institute presided over By the
Rev. Fl. NJ. Allen. will be held with Shi-
lob Church. near Hollands Store. begin
ming on Saturday. July 2nd. at 10 o. M,
continuing un.ii Sunday afternoon, study
ing the first four lessons OF the third Quar-
ter. These meetings have been well re
ceived on the principle of making the
Scriptures speak for themselves. In order
to got the very best results IL Is well for ell
to bring their Bibles. memorandum book
and pencil to make notes for future refer:
ence- IL is hoped that the community at
large will come ont prepared 20 spend the
day, Of course bringing their baskets filled.
BY order Of Institute.
J. BELTON WATSON,
Committeeman.
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Veteran Meeting.

Camp Anderaon. No: 782, u. G. ". will
meet at Bolton the fret Saturday In July
next, ut 4 o'clock p. m. All the members
are requested to oe present, as business Of
importance Is 10 be transacted
J.w. PoonE, Adjt.
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The T. lerbe Rifles, company of infan-
try, will meet at WilliamatOn, s. G.. FRI
day evening, July lst. 1898. TO organize
Every man that can do 30 il cordially In
vited to come and join us.
0. D. Gray, Recruiting Officer.
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MILLINERY.

Rot all sold Some good things lef and will sell them
than you can buy the class of Goods elsewhere
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Mr.yyiliiarn w, snlliyan is in charge OF
Sullivan Hardware Co.'S bicycle Depart
ment and know his bnsiness. 5..sss I
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LACE CURTAINS.

limited quantity at about 33 per Read
10 pairs Curtains former price Csc, o be so
PAIRS Curana former price $780, to be closed 75
pairs Curtains former price $3.50, 81 Il
u pairs Curtains former price $500, out at s.
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GAPS.

We have variety Of Crash Caps and Hats Boys Men
EA cheap
STRAW HATS FOR MEN TO GO AT COST
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LADIES READY MADE WAISTS.

IL Ladies Shirt Waists formerly sold &c.
Ladies Shirt Waists formerly sold 5oc offered
10 Ladies Shirt Waists formerly sold 75 now offered
Ladies Shirt Waists formerly sold co. now offered at
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OXFORD TIES.

We are determined them have reduce
An about 33a per cent Make your comparison:
We have small o formerly sold 5Oc 4Oc
We have big line, formerly sold 75c Soc
ehave big line, formerly sold at $780, 75c
We have big line formerly sold now. 90
we have big line, formerly sold at $3.50. Is
We huve big ine formerly sold $500, so
We have big line formerly sold $3.50, 90
We have big line formerly sold co. Is
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our Wonderful Success

Et|UI w W III OVl IL OI OUVVVkJkJ
OF last week has induced us to make
still another and Greater Gut than
ever ON cine following.
At the beginning OF the we loaded heavily Of
and have not reduced them to satisfaction
suenty will give another opportunity of buying
tbam at much greater reduction. Quantity limited
S7S Ladies Undervests at &c. Each
other good things in Ladies' and Gents Underwear
We have the following hot numbers in
PARASOLS FOR HOT WEATHER.
II Ladies' Pretty White Parasols .y........... 75c
h Ladies' Pretty White Parasols at........... q, On
\ Ladies Pretty White Parasol Observation-Disclosures. at. . m
\ Fancy Parasol, formerly at 81 So 4o
i Fancy TaHea Paraso, formerly sold $3.50 now ! so
Linen Colored Faeta Paraso formerly so 25
and White Tafetta Parasols formerly at So 25
and White Taa and Pacasos formerly sold at "a So
China Silk With Rufes Pazaso onv sold M s 80 u, Ok
Black Chiffon Parasos formerly sold for $780, 90
i Black Chiffon Parasol formerly sold 500 now 50
LADIES READY MADE SKIRTS.
Ladies Skirts, formerly sold $780, reduced 80 SO
Ladies Skirts formerly sold at $500, reduced SO
Ladies Skirts formerly sold at $4OO, to- 3 25
Ladies' Skirts. formerly sold at So 90, to- so
LADIES READY MADE WAISTS.
Ladies Shirt Waists formerly sold &c., offered at M zoe
Ladies' Shirt Waists formerly 5Oc offered now at 38c
LADIES' Shirt Waists formerly sold at 75c SOC
Ladies Shirt Waists, formerly sold co. now offered at 75c
LACE CURTAINS
limited quantity at about 33 per off, Read
10 pairs Curtains former price &c. out at SOC
Sn Curtains former price $10o, be closed at . 75c
pairs Curtains former price $780, out at 81 is
\" pairs Curtains former price $780, so
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LADIES READY MADE SKIRTS

Ladies Skirts, formerly sold at $3.50, reduced
Ladies Skirts. formerly sold at $500, reduced to-
Ladies Skirts, formerly sold at $4oO, reduced
Ladies' Skirts, formerly sold 200, now reduced to-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
THE CONCLUDING SESSION
OF the Grand Lodge Meeting os the
InInreM iNniEhtS Of PNIhims.


The grand lodge OF the colored Knights
of Pythias concluded its work yesterday,
with the following proceedings
After singing There's Land That IL
Fairer Than Day the grand prelate read
the 133d Psalm and a portion of ST. John
xiv. The lodge then sang one verse of
what a Friend We Have in Jesus" The
lodge was then declared open for the dis
patch of business. and proceeded to elect
officers, as follows:
Grand chancellor. Sir L. NJ. Mitchell of
Austin, the Moses of Pythianism in Texas.
the Plumed knight of Texas, elected unan-
imously; vice grand chancellor. Sir l.. p.
Scur,ock of Fort Worth; grand master OF
eAchequer, Dr. NJ j. Snowden of Marshall
grand keeper of records and seal, Dr. J. w.
Anderson Of Dallas; grand master at arms,
DR.. l.. D. Key of Greenviile; PRECEDENT OF
the endowment beard. Dr.. w. r. Hill of
Galveston; vice president OF the endow
nent board, Sir C. r. Coleman of Temple
second vice president Of the endowment
board, Sir A. j. Moore Of Waco; grand lee
turer Sir Fred Mobiles OF Taylor. Sir l.. NJ.
Mitchell IF Austin was elected representa-
tive to the supreme grand lodge, which
meets in Florida.
Just here Queen City lodge No. II of Gal
weston, headed by Sir w. II. Wallace. chan
cellor commander, was introduced to the
grand lodge. Said lodge came up to par
ticipate in the parade
Quite a spirited vote was taken for the
next meeting place of the grand lodge. Fort
Worth was selected.
The local lodges, visiting lodges ana Of
flcers and members of the grand lodge
then formed for parade along the princi-
pal streets of the city.
After an hours intermission the grand
lodge reconvened at Rutgers hall to COM
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keeps furniture store al PIG Milan street.
was robbed yesterday while he was waiting
ON some customers. Mr.. Thompson aces
not know the exact amount OF his loss fur
Their than that there was 50 Ia coin ana
several bills taken. 81
There will be mems gospel meeting IN
the Young Mems Christian Association
rooms Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All
men are cordially invited Thursday night
there Will be free social to all members
OF the association with their friends, ladies'
as well as gentlemen. All are Invited.
Our colored citizens are making prepa-
rations for their emancipation celebration
June 10. Rev. n Watts and c. II. Smith
will deliver addresses on Market square
this evening on the subject, and on Monday
evening a mass meeting VIII be heia ~
Watts chapel In furtherance Of the same
end
The shearn church picnic excursionsts
going to La Porte today will have to get
a move" on themselves II they wish To
reach the scene OF the festivities. Their.
Will be only one train to the grounds, and
that will leave here at o'clock this morn
ing. The train expected to leave here at
noon is abandoned.
Lieutenant Thomas Franklin. United
sta,es Army, Is at the Lawlor hotel llo
has come to Houston to recruit men for the
army and will open recruiting office this
He SAYS he does not know how
long he will remain in Houston, and that
his future movements are entirely subject
to orders from the war department.
Acting upon Instructions from the com
missioners court, the sheriff has removed
all the cards Of candidates from the court
mouse ana the trees ~ Court House square
and will permit no more cards TO be placed
upon The court house property The en-
forcement of this order gives decidedly
improved appearance to the court house
square.
A number OF Cuban refugees arrived here
asst evening direct from Havana and pro-
reoded soon after on their way TO New
York They came by way Of Galveston. ar
living In that city by the same vessel that
is intended to convey General Woods
Rough Rider" cavalry TO Cuba. The party
consisted N well-to-do people. male and
-emale, but not q single one of them could
speak United States.
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Personal MENTION.


Mrs, j. y. Fowler of Bastrop is at tho
iawlor.
Mr. A. D. Chldress Of BRENNAN is at the
HutchinB.
Mrs. rlgloy is gncat at tho Lawlor,
from Sabine Pass.
Mira. Van os(ern Of New orleans is n
gueet al the Lawlor
Mr. j. y oDonnell OF New York Is
stopping at the Lawlor
Mr. n Ashner, Dallas, is among the ar
rivals nj thu HutchinF
Mr. John H. brooks, Jr. IS in the city
and Is stopping at the liutchins.
Mr. and Mira C. j. Bronstop of Lex
ington, Ky. are guests at the Capitol.
The ncny friends OF Mr., S. r. s An
dres viii be gricyed TO learn that he rs vi.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Allison Of Memphis,
Tenn, are among the arrivals at the Law
lor
MIR. II A. and Miss A. Hansinger Of
Galveston have apartments nj tho Law
Tor
Mr. Thomas II Franklin and Mfr. Geo.
" Huntress Of San Antonio were IN the
city yesterday.
Mrs NJ. E. Norvll. Mrs. W. f.. sugg'
and Mrs. a. Cowart. all OF Edna, arc
guests at the Capitol.
Mrs. NJ Il. Clifford wife OF San An.
tonio's postmaster. Or. George clifford
is a guest at the CAPITOL.
M. ,na Nrs rou,s ~ Noy Or.
49, 49, IN, a., 49,, on thotr hr,1oi tr,,
and are guests at the Capitol.
,Ior % y, uolr San Anto,,o.s candi
| A. so snao,,a, -, ~ nos, hougo NJ ron
rerentstiye. In rev,sttrod ~ Tho I,aylor
| no n
nc alst,hsuiShou gentleman known u
'he pair, nvaueu hasi" VI Not.n vNiS'
"'u' :" '"' wy ''''''s -
Mr, h' NJ 1pnhSson lei, last h,snl 10
Nn'uaso 70 atte'nl 'ue meounN VI Wv AS
soo,atcd fresS' no VIII Dc gone Tor SOW
er"i oaSs'
Messrs. George W bancroft c. Pannc
WITT, A. ocbNtrce and f. II Campbell
| all of Orange wore euests nj Mr. NJ T
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WORK OF THE Y. M. CA
"A PLAN TO KEEP N Touch WITH
ABSENT MEMBERS.
Letter from Fitzhagh Lee--A Pro-
posed Flag naisinE--To In
crease Mcmbershfp.

Thursday night there was one OF TN
5 most interesting meetings of young mer
ever held in the hall Of the association
The occasion was that OF meeting TO hp'
point a correspondent from the associ9-
tion to keep all the young men who vent
from Houston. 10 Join the Texas yolun'
teers, posted with the work OF the assooia-
ton, and such items Of interest as VIII
be appreciated by the young men who have
enlisted. A committee OF three was APP
pointed, Mr.. Tbeo. Bering, Jr., Y. w.
McNiel and the secretary OF the assoSia-
ton. Items Of interest are solicited by
the committee and a place In the rooms
will be provided for the deposit oil the
same. All friends are invited to deposit
items In the box
The second item OF business was the
making OF arrangements TO raise nag
over the association rooms. The following
committee was appointed 10 purchase ths
flag: ]. " Dealy, X. d. Grlobie ana D. ~
Wiley. contribution was taken ahl
nearly enough money was provided, lack
ing only about So. Friends desiring can
ala in this by leaving their contribution
49, - 'F' -. a,.atn,,J
The following eohlnttee was " ,tl',' ~,
on arrangements iol raising Tue 'Ias ~
NJ. ]. Losing. II Z. breakef' "us ~.
Heyne and Theodore Bering, Jf This
committee WIZ nave SUPERVISION tne
raising OF the lIas' IL was uerlueu " sre
one week from iueSuay do the e'ehlhs l''
hhls occas'on' -,
Inc secretary. ar. Luce reaa inc loi.o"
Ing ietter from fltIhuka Lee ar. zee NV
lhg peeh esked 10 WISH tne elty enu ueIsc'
lecture under me AUSPICES oil the Assoc
cation i Wish 10 tnahk you Tor your ln-
Nitauoh 10 visit your cliy' and lot YOU
words Oh commentator appEeclale your
compliment ana as soon as the war press
ure Is over nope 70 De aplc TO grant you
my presence me mere mention OIL the
ietter bronght TORN ioHnd oil opp'au.e
~ was eecldea TO orSanno the membership
into thfee or Tour working crews one was
started instanter Win one OF the menD ar9
OF the association naYne me name OF Lee
ior the purpose 81 ehllstihs under ms
banner all WHO desire recruiting IN honor
OF fllAhugh LPe Mr.. Lee Campbell was
therefore made recruiting oihces for this
division. me following mon volunteered
70 sss,st w = Napier Jr.. a. NJ East
lana, u. l.. Bcring Gas G teynr. Theo.
lerlng jr, 7 Marston. Robert Chadwick
sam belns' W. f Mitchell. l.. Cohen
This crew WILL II possible, raise more
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NOT A GOVERNMENT VESSEL.

All doubts about the steamship Louen-
brig of the piedericksen line being sold to
the government were put to rest today
when Focke. Wilkens 6 Gange made the
statement that the ship would sail on the
1ath. The Louenherg will leave here on
that date. carrying a full cargo OF general
merchandise She is also open for pas
sengers and the agents expect to have sew
eral booked before the sailing. Consid-
cradle correspondence has passed between
the agents OF the ship and the owners
abroad, and several times the statement
was made that the boat would not load for
the return trip, but it appears now that all
negotiations, II any were really on, have
been abandoned. Later II was reported
that the l.ouenberg would be chartered to
convey troops to Cuba, but this also turns
out TO be incorrect. The ship will surely
sail from here for Bremen on the 10th.
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RISE IN BREADSTIFFs.
The Bakers of the city Elevate the
Price Of Their Output

One result Of the war has become mani
fest In the increased price Of local bread
stuns and corresponding "upwardness'
in the charge for bakers bread Flour
in the Houston market has gone IN from
81 to $l.50 per barrel within the past
month. and the bakers get even" with
their customers by diminishing the size
of the loayes and in some instances less-
ening the number they have been In the
habit of selling TO those who purchase in
dollar lots. The former is more generally
resorted to, and benoe light weights
cause good deal OF complaint just now
While II is true there Is a sensible rise
IN the price Of bread iu the city. house
keepers viii be glad 10 learn that, so far
there is no perceptible increase I'm the
value of other domestic conmodifies
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tlTN UHEVITIES,

marriage license was issued yesterday
70 Almon Edwin Smith and Miss Maudline
Mae Fox
Rev Edwin McNutt will preach at fno
Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday
ut II a. m. and m.
There are nndelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph office for Il. 70.
Wilsey and o. L. Eckhardt,
Tomorrow viii be communion suuiay at
the Catholic Church of the Annun ,iatloh
and the choir will sing schuherts mass
in G.
The ladies board OF the crltteuton Rescue
Home VIII meet al the Young Mems Chris
tian Association rarlors this afternoon at
o'clock.
After putting up the price Of beer to
$2So per key to meet the war tax the
breweries made cut yesterday to 81. % per
keg, or 50 per barrel
inc city hoard Of appraisers, consisting
OF Mr.. John Kennedy and Aldermen Helnze
ana Robinson, are now occupying Dick
bowling camp room In the city hall.
large number of Houstonians Will take
IN the excursion to Austin tomorrow, and
In the afternoon will have the pleasure OF
greeting their friends at Camp Mabry.
Mr.. w $. Wheeler Will be in Richmond
today In the interest of the Florence CRIT
Eagle Lake Monday night. at Union church
Tor like purpose.
Four hundred men OF the Fifth cavalry.
United States Army. will arrive in Hons,nn
tonight about o'clock en- route 10 Ne,v
orleans. They come from Fort sam Uous
ton, San Antonio.
me ooss and 1onrneymen BARRIERS of the
city have entered into an agreement 10 clos.
their shops at o'clock every nigh, In the
week except Saturdays when they win keen
open till IL o'clock.
The Second Presbyterian church Sunday
scnooi VIII give their annual picnic today
rores. PARK All the children and
others who desire to go are requested 70
be at the church by $50 a. M
A defective flue caused small, rrs
about noon yesterday at 1913 Chapman
sreet. Fifth ward In cottage owned ana
occupied by Mrs. Loudenslanger, The
damage was very slight. not exceeding AZ
The Washington street revival services
continue to attract large crowds. Last
night Rev. ]. w. Horn preached to a good
audience and tonight Rev. D. II. Hotchklss
the pulpit. 80
The revival services are still going On AZ
the salvation Army hall. SIC Travis street
and VIII b. continued indefinitely. The
Y service last night was deeply interesting
epd resulted In one conversion. Meetinr
eouight at s o'clock.
First communion services will be held :,
- 2 o'clock mass Of tho Sacred Heart
e!yych tomorrow morning and at a.so
~ re afternoon the ri, Rev. Bishop
lS ~ a &Iaxher Of Galveston VIII adminlx-
sc5ement Of confirmation
Jspcasty ~ Issuing prst,v
~ ~ ~ " anlsS ~ ia AZ
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Charles r. Hervey, Houston; Charles Gla-
sier Chicago Il. p. Bacton. Austin. Alfred
Crehbin, Denver: J p, o'Donel, New
York 7. S. Henderson. Cameron, f. T.
Booth Booth C. j Bailey, city; C. Butler,
Aenia q. r.; Il. \. Wallace. Rockwall
Howard x. James, Cincinnati; Adafo Her
nandez. Cuba Louis Carrantla. Merido.
Mexico; L. Gonzales Cuba; Karl Kraigel-
man, Cuba. FEDERICO Diego, Havana Ed,
Pinkin and family. Yncatan Mexico; Kid
Han. Dallas; Miss Sama Hall Dallas; 2.
orpenheimer, Philadelphia; NJ. l.. Scoyell,
Shrpvepnrt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-14
CIVIL SERVICE RULES
A. They Apply 10 the Uous,o,
Police Force


The civil service eomnissieo of tho cI.v
council has adopted scme rules for The
government Of the police force In placing
1t under civil service regulations. They
Lave fixed the minimum height and weight
OF mounted officers at feet inches an,I
lio pounds. and OF patromen at 8 feet "a
inches and $50 pounds
IN future each applicant Tor position
GU the force must accompany his applica
ton with health certificate
These rules will not be retroactive. hu,
viii apply to all new men taken on ths
force,
There Will be 40 ressssnisation Of tar
resent force, and men VIII BE- dismisscd
~ yestRpatioas Y !. ]. liookius. Whine
~ Hle2Ft Z l!sa: selsvsa: hive bssn q.
e ? = 4 ~ y ll)rA.
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Announces
FOR REpRnsp,,,.

The Post is authorize
Rockwell Hoskins Of NJ
a candidate for the leri,i,s
the action of the democrsu
FOR DISTRICT AM
The Post is AUTHORIZE /
NJ. Holland as candIA,s
/ district attorney for tbe Sy
of Harris and Galveston ~
TO the action Of the denos
The Fost is authorized 4 y
Lea as candidate for CHM,
torney Tor the district conn
and CalvestcG counties ,uis
ton OF the democratic psfy
The Post is authorized d
A. Byers as a candidate d
trict attorney for the dls.rs
Harris and Galveston cour.i
the action Of the democratic
FOR COUNTY cll
The Post is authorized 10 \
Dupree as a candidate iu
the office Of county CLERK
action of the democratic Nj
platform is his record III u.
The Post is AUTHORIZE b
r. McGowen az a candidih
clerk. subject TO the actlua
cratic primaries.
FOR COUNTY Atm
The Post is authorized 10 u
Schwander as a candidate ix
uey, subject to the action d
primaries.
FOR TAX cOLLEu
The Post is authorized to ID
NJ. Curtin as a candidate Tor D
Harris county, subject to tn
democratic primaries.
FOR DISTRICT JvS
The Post is authorized Il
Fl. Wilson as a candidate
to the office OF district juta
fifth judicial district, suhjn
ton of the democratic pfin1
FOR SHERIFF.
The Post Is authorized 70
George Ellis AS a candidali 4
ject to the action Of tho dsue
ries.
/ am a candidate for tho 4
at the election to be bell
1895, and respectfully Ak y
flrence of the citizens VI ~
The Post is authorized %
Archie Anderson as a candli
subject to the action Of "
primaries. Al !,
The Post is authorized to ~
Williams as a candidate Tor \
office of District Clerk, suhld
OF the democratic primaries.
FOR COUNTY Jwe
The Post Is authorized y
W. Bocock as a candidate ~
of Harris county, subject .
the democratic primaries
The Post is authorifN
Judge W. N. Shaw na
reelection for County !ol
county. subject TO the scu@
cratic primaries.
FOR COUNTY TRsn
The Post is authorised y
name CT S. p. (Pat) ChnMa
date for the office Of Wa
subject to the action o
primaries.
The Post is authorizes Y
name of George T. Sander
for the office Of County
ject to the action OF ~
maries.
The Post is authorship
James Charlton as a csn ~
treasurer, subject to tne ~
ocratic primaries. ..,,vt
FOR COUNTY sus
The Post is authorized y
William Bradburn as
County Surveyor sub1ec' Y
the Democratic primaries, !,
The Post is authoria ss.. =
Langermann as a candidi as.,,
the office OF County suis.,
County, subject to the a'"''
cratic primaries. ~,
FOR JUSTICE or Im \
The Post is authorize y
the t neace, First precinct q n
subject to the action u
The Post is authorize. =,
N. Gray as a candidate . ~ 4
office OF Justice OF the !, 4 I
Of Harris county, sue, ~
the democratic nriuiaatn u
The Post is authorizes 4
(Bud) fitzgerald as 4.
the office of justice o. ~
cinct No. /, subject - ,,sy,s
democratic all day plinat,e
The Post is authorilsS VITA
Fl. Lighthouse as n,es1
tice Of the peace, Firs' sis:
county. subject to tne
ocratic day primaries. ,,.rx1
COUNTY SUPREME,
sThe Post is authorize II
Dowdell as a canoida. se,csep1l
office Of county supei.stin(
schools. subject to the
cratic primaries.
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building Permits,

m.rcc and Crawford, SIC
Scmpson street. S. {" 49,
cinto street. $40 -" 'a-
E cars'll, Clubhouse on Iceland street.
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WANTS DAMAGES

Andrews Anderson today filed suit in III ,
district court against Galveston Bagging
and Cordage Company and the La Porte
railroad for $4,000 damages. Plaintiff ia
the owner of several lots fronting on
Church street along which spur OF the
railroad runs to the cordage mill. He al
ieges annoyance ana danger of fire from
passing engines.