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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-20

Content to know that, though despised
and Knocked,
We, in communion with the noble dead
And with applause from unseen minis
tiers,
Aye, with the strengthening smile OF
God Himself,
Do hold in His high service our still
sway,
Having within us all our journey
thro',
And in His home at last our high re-
ward"
In the afternoon the meetings were
held at the Church of the Ascension
The first business of Importance after
devotional exercises was the election OF
officers for the year, The old officers
We're reelected. They are: President
DR.. w. c. Sturgis of New Haven; sec
rotary, M. X. Thomas of Wallingtord;
treasurer, l.. D. Russell Of New Brit
ain. All but one of the Archdeaeonry
secretaries We're reelected. The new
secretary is Hills Coles OF Hartford.
Each one Of the secretaries then read
short report Of what the chapters In
their respective archdeaconries are do
ing. They told of the success OF the
past year and wherein the work needed
strengthening.
After a general discussion of these
reports Rev DR., Sturgis spoke on the
topic What Example the Brotherhood
Mans Life and Work Should be" Ed
mund Billings of Boston was to have
spoken on this topic, but was unable tc
| be present,
Under the same general topic G.. Har'
| ry Davis of Philadelphia told of wha'
the work Of the Brotherhood man lacks
| and how it could be improved,
A short special service for boys of thu
| junior department was address by Mr.
! Davis and w. II. Owen, jr., of New Ha
ven, conducted short conference OF
the boys work.
In the evening a service was held a.
| Christ church. The subject of the ad
dress by Silas McBae of New York was
Manhood and it's Responsibilities t
| Society and to the Church" A larg'
congregation was present.
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VICTORY FOR scHoLLHoRN,s.
Judge Townsend Hands Down an Opin-
ion in a Protracted Fight Over Filler

Judge Townsend Hands Down an Opin-
ion in Protracted Fight Over Filler
Patents.
Judge Townsend of the United States
circuit court handed down decision on
Saturday in the more or less prolonged
litigation between the William Scholl-
horn company of this city and the
Bridgeport Manufacturing company of
Bridgeport. The contest was over the
we'll known parallel pliers and punches
manufactured by the local concern.
A couple of years ago Adolf Schetz of
this city, a former employee Of the
Schollhorn company, began to manu-
facture and the Bridgeport company
sell pliers and punches similar to those
of the Schollhorn company. The New
Haven company Immediately brought
suit, and in January of this year Judge
Townsend enjoined the Bridgeport COM
pany and Schetz from the further man
ufacture Of such pliers and punches,
and upheld the Bernard patents, owned
by the Schoilhorn company.
During the progress of this suit the
Bridgeport company bought patent,
twelve years old, for cutting nippers,
which they claimed covered the Ber-
nard or Schollhorn pliers. Suit was
brought on this patent, the position of
the parties being reversed, as the
Bridgeport company was now the COM
plainant and the Schollhorn company
the defendant. The case was argued in
April.
Judge Townsend has just handed
down the decision, as stated, Diminishing
the bill. In his opinion the court held
that the old patent purchased by the
Bridgeport company was for cutting
nipper, and in no wise covered the
Schollhorn tools. He further said, in
substance, that the Bridgeport people
did not appear to have ever manufac-
tured or intended to manufacture I'M
der their old patent, and the proof of
it's utility is slight as compared to the
enormous sale of the Schollhorn tools.
Moreover, for seven years the Scholl-
horn company has manufactured their
| tools without any intimation of any
prior patent. The patentee himself tes-
| titles that he would never have known
| of anybody infringing except for the
| Bridgeport people.
This decision closes a severe contest
| on the part of the Bridgeport company
| to break down the monopoly of the
| Schollhorn company's trade in parallel
| pliers and punches, and the managers
of the local concern are receiving the
I congratulations of their friends over
this second victory in the courts over
| the Bridgeport company.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-20

Williamstown, Mass, June 19.-The
baccalaureate sermon to the gradual
ing class of Williams college was de-
livered by President Franklin at the
Congregational church this morning al
1890 o'clock. The Mission Park prayer
meeting was held at 4:30 p. nj. and was
conducted by Rev. Robert Russell
Booth, D. D., of New York At 1880 d
m. in the Congregational church Chan.
cellor James Fl. Garfield, LII. D., Of the
University of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio, de.
livered the annual address to the Mills
Young Mems Christian association.
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PALACE MARKET.

REDUCED PRICES of Poultry, Meats
Reef - H. lbs Steak for &c hest Hams
DC ID, Spring Lamb Chops lac Id, Cottage
Hams &c ID, Summer Bologna zoe ID, Frank
furts 10c lb, 8 lbs Hamburg Steak for Csc.
prices. Fine Table Butter 1Sc lb, fresh
Country Eggs 12c doz. Hundreds Of bar
gains daily. Orders delivered in city and
West Haven. II. SCHOENBERGER &,
SON, 92-96 George street. and 1913 Central
Market Congress- avenue.
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NEW HAVEN BOYS WIN.

The following New Haven students
in Yale have been announced as win
ners in the following respective prizes
and scholarships: Winthrop prize, class
of 99, first prize, Arthur w. Lowell;
Woolsey scholarship, class of 1901, AL
fred p. Wright; Harlburt scholarship
class Of 1901, Howard r. Taylor;
Berkeley premiums in Latin compost
ton, first grade, E. IA. futile; second
grade, Howard F. Taylor, and Alfred
P. Wright.
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violation ofLiauor Law.

Policemen Phelps, McGrath, Cooney
and STREET. of the Howard avenue pre-
cinct at 2:3o yesterday afternoon made
a raid upon the dwelling house of John
Creegan at 50 Liberty street They
found three men in the place drinking
and some whiskcy in a bedroom and
some beer in a sink in the kitchen.
Creegan was arrested by Sergeant Will
liains about two months ago for sell
ing liquor on Sunday and without a
license. He was heavily fined at that
time.
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WESTVILLE.
Death of Miss Caroline Warner.

Miss Caroline Warner died at her
home on Blake street at / O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. About week ago
the deceased, who was seventy-nine
to the ground sustaining beside other
injuries a severe wound on the head
She had suffered more or less from
this injury since then. and it can be
attributed as the cause of her death
Funeral services will be held on Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:3O. Friends are
invited.
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GOLF OFFICERS ELECTED.

The new officers of the University
Golf association are: President, w. B.
Smith '99; vice president, c. A. III. de-
saulles 80 S.; secretary, e. Hinkle 80;
treasurer, H. c. Havemeyer 1900; exec
utive committee, S. A. Smith '99, j. w
Barney 1900. C. D. Barnes 1902 and S. M
Robertson 1901.
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RAccAI.ArREArE. SERMONS

Cambridge. Mass, June 19.-The bac-
calaureate address to the graduating
class at Harvard college was delivered
in Appleton chapel this afternoon by
Rev DR.. Henry Van Dyke of the Brick
church, New York. He took his text
from the fifth chapter of St. Matthew:
I'VE are the salt of the earth" His
address was eloquent and patriotic
and touched briefly on the college grad
yates duty in the present crisis.
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Personal.

Mrs. A. c. Oliver and daughter Ag-
ness Of Boston are the guests of Miss
Alice Frances Smith Of West Haven
for a few days.
Miss e. Louise Morton of Howard
avenue will return to-day from Water
bury, where she has been visiting her
aunt for several DAYS.
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ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD
ANNUAL MEETING OF CONNECTICUT
DIOCESAN UNION HELD HERE.

Reports ofSecretary and Treasurer Read
at Saturday Nights Meeting-Fine
Sermon by Rev. o. II. Rafferty, of Port
land, at st. Paups Church Yesterday
Morning-C Conference at the Church of
Ascension In the Afternoon-Eventn
Service at Christ Church.
The annual meeting of the Brother
hood of ST. Andrew of the Connecticut
Diocesan union was held in this city
on Saturday evening and yesterday
On Saturday evening about thirty del
egates enjoyed an elegant supper, serv-
ed in the parish house Of Christ church,
and attended a business meeting held
Immediately after.
After devotional exercises the secre-
tary, M. K. Thomas Of Wallingford,
read his annual report. He said that
during the year seven new chapters
had been organized and one disbanded,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-20

Andover, Mass, June 19-Rev. Henry
S. Stehbins of Rochester, ~ Y, preach
ed the bassalaureate sermon to the stu
dents of Phillips Andover academy this
afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-21

in-law, Tom Sweeney. near Columbia. Sep.
TENDER 4, 1885 Tom Sweeney was pom
uiar member OF one OF the most influential
Families In this county, and as Mir. Davis
was an Old time citizen the case attracted
crowded by spectators, friends and rela-
tives OF both sides. The defense claimed
the killing was accidental 1t was shawn
In evidence that III feeling had existed be-
tween deceased and defendant for some
time before the trouble. 1t was d hard
fought case from start to finish. The Jury
orought In verdict of murder in the sec
ond degree, and assessed the penalty M
five years in the penitentlary The defend
ant was represented by H. Masterson OF
Houston and Oscar kirkland and Spencer
z: Russell OF Richmond, while John NJ.
pinkney. for the State. was assisted by
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

For sALE-Dry goods. gents furnishings
and shoes: very clean stock; established
business. worth $500: a rare opportunity Tor
any one wishing to engage IN business;
viii invoice $500; pay to Investigate. Ad-
dress II. b.. this Office. 70
THREE storerocms for rent: the best lo;a-
lions In Schuienburg; Main street; brick
bniidingf low rent and insurance. Write
To Mrs. c. Proetzel, Schulonburg, Texas. 22
FOR SALE--Good millinery establishment.
stock and 6xturesi good location; profitable
business; small capital required; good reaS
Rcr for selling Address II. q. Box go.
beaumont Texas. %
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cArAnnn or rmr STOMACH.
Pleasant. simple. hut safe III
fectuul Cure for Ia

fectun Cure for Ii.
Catarrh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing 10 incurable.
The usual symptoms are full or boat-
| lng sensation after eating accompan;ed
sometimes with sour or watcry .risings a
iormation OF gases. causing pressure on
.ne heart and lungs and difficult breathing;
.enuache nckie appetite, nervousness and
general played out. lsngud feeling.
There is often q foul taste in the mouth,
coatef tongue. and If the interior OF the
stomach could be seen IL would show n
Shiny, infamed condition.
Inc cure for this common and obstinate
trouble Is found In treatment which
sauses tho food to be readily. thoroughly
uigested before Ii has d time TO ferment
anu irritate the delicate mucuous surfaces
OF the stomach
70 secure prompt and healthy digestion
- tne one necessary thing to do and when
normal digestion is secured the catarrhal
condition viii have disappeared.
according TO DIR, Harlanson the safest
ana best treatment IS to use after each
meal tablet. composed of Dlastase, Asep-
tic Pepsin, little Nux, Golden Seal and
fruit acids S44. -
These tablets can now be found at all
drug stores under the name OF Stuart's
liysncpsia Tablets. and, not being q pat
ett medicine, can be used with perfect
SAFETY and assurance that healthy appetite
and through digestion win follow their
regular use after meals
Mt. N. J. Booher of PHO Dearborn St.
GnicaEo Ill, writes; "Catarlh Is a local
condition resulting from neglected cold
in the head. whereby the lining membrane
OF the nose becomes inflamed and the
poisonous discharge therefrom, passing
backward into the throat, reaches the
stomach, THUS producing catarrh of the
stomach, Medical authorities nrescrIhcJ
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PERSONAL.

49, -
LIST OF ANSWERS
10 advertisements In office of The Post
for week ending saturday January 10, 1898:
POSI-. c. f b. POPS; 2o53; \. c. Cooper;
@. r. NJ; 1854 Isl; II. NJ X. 1880; 2o56; 2Sed
20S2; Gentlemen; @. ]. c.; II, NJ, ZOOS; se6o
so; j. t2); iii; 2l2 t2l; NJ. j. H.; NJ, 2oiV;
Owner. oslo; n J. Parker; 2092; sS6' ~ ;
2O6S l2). 2ois IN; 20ii; 20la; 1904; 5000; 20i'
(2); f17a (al; 1872; w, j. II. seisi 100 tSl.
MADAME l., WESTPHAL. Partisan new cle
CANT masquerade costumes for rent and TO
order; orders sent to all parts of Texas.
l0l2hs Prairie avenue. 70
BANJO mandolin and guitar lessons given
by Morris and Dnke, room S02 Mason build
ing; music furnished for concerts, recep-
tons. phrties, etc. "
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Skin Diseases, syphilis, Eruptions, Hair Fall
ing, Bone Pains. Swellings. Sore Throat, VI
GERS. Effect of Mercury. Kidney and Bladder
Troubles, Weak Back. Burning Urine, lncon-
Thence, Gonorrhea. elect, Strieture-reoeiYe
searching treatment prompt relief and cure
for life Both sexes treated confidentially and
privately.
Piles, Fistuln, Fissure, Structure and Rup-
ture cured by new methods. Send for
circular.
DRS. BELTS & BELTS & DYAR,
"a st. Charles Street, New Orleans. La.
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FOR SALE-Storo fixtures, shelves, counters,
etc, cheap; also good horse and wagon. Ap-
ply to W. Y. Fuquo, ut w. u. Cleveland q
Cr.'s "
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viii Started Un.

RockIand, Texas, January l9.--W. II, Al
bridges mill, which has been shut down
for the past twenty days for general re-
pairs, resumed operation this morning with
nice lot OF saw bills on hand. Mr. Al
bridge has put in a new engine and boiler,
which now makes his mill one OF the most
complete in this section. Daily capaciiy'
so, 600 feet.
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Drs. Belts &Betts,
Ala st. Charles Street, New Orleans, La,
Physicians, Surg cons md snccialsts

ioING, MlDDLE-
AGED AND OLD.
SINGLE OR MAR
RIED NJ EN-, and all
who suffer with
LOST MANHOOD,
Nervous Debility,
Spermatorrhea, Sem :
inal Losses. Sexual
Decay, Failing Mem :
ory, Weak Eyes.
StuntId Develop
nent. Lack of En-
ergy. Impoverished
Blood, Pimples, Inn
pediments to Mar
riage: also Blood and
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ssd OF Murder,
January 20.-The entire
was occupied during
snssday in the trial OF
Sed With killing his con
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BOARD AND ROOM Wanted.

WANTED Good rooming or boarding house
III good location. Address .Se5. this Office. %
MAN AND WIFE want two unfurnishod
rooms, With board. IN private family; close
in. Modern convenience. state terms and
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THE PRICE OF Engraved Cards has been re-
duced. Write or call for samples. We'd
ding invitations engraved or printed on
short notice. j. J. PastoriEa Printing d
Litho. Co., Houston. Texas.
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FOR SALE.

| WANT-Mineral rod that will locate gold and
ssilNer buried. Address Box 81, Millican
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SiNTY-ACRE farm on Houston East and
West Texas railrond, one.hnlf milo from
Harris county line, for sale very chcnp,
also oak aud pine timber on 100 acres on
International and Great Northern railroad.
thirty-two miles from Houston. Address w,
a, Evans, Port0rs, Montgomery county,
Texas. No
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WE SOLICIT new business for 1898; our Ia,
ciiitics for the collection OF fcnts. tho rent
ing and lcnsing OF property. the sale OF real
estate and the negotiations of loans arc un-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY cciorcd man for
general housework or farm at once, Please,
address l50S. this office. q
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MASQUERADE aud theatrical costumes,
wigs, boards, tights, trunks, armors and
full dress suits; rogaias, paraphernalia aud
uniforms speciality. Texas Costume Co.,
Ga Travis street y
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VIAVI REMEDIES-Ho TREATMENTS
Please call and Investigate at State head
quarters, ios Binz building: advice and
health book free; lady attendant. ~
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BY an Experienced
coachman, married man; wife viii accept !
teed; references II desired Apply $40 Cam
itul avenue IN u Il
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GERMAN. middle ngc sober. reliable and
not afraid Of work, wishes any kind or posi-
ton. IN city or country. Address cs07. this
office. n
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PHYSICIANS residence AZ half price in raii-
road town Of goo; only three doctors. Ad-
drcss Physclan this Office, u
FOR SALE or REN1N-tiooI prnirie farm al
lao acres, twenty miles west OF Houston,
on railroad. J. Il, Lester. I2iS Main street.
Houston. n
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EfM HEEuEM M cured at home with
~ 81 a h k%SU out pain. Book Of par
r. WUWH ticulars sent FREE.
RNESysliD B.M.w0oLLEY, MD
Atlanta. ca. Once lVi N. fryor ~
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CITY MARsfiAL's sALE--By virtue OF ar
ticle SC6 chapter 10, OF the CITY Ordinances
or the City Of Houston. Will proceed, u
sell at public outcry Ia front oil the Inllea
station OF the City Of Houston. 81 10 o'lock
a. M. on the 9th day Of January, 1895,
the followlng described animals:
Day horse branded thus: inverted y In
Day horse. reached name. branded (alus;
YT) on left thigh.
Brown mule. brand on left shouidef IN
GRAY horse. reached name. branded thus'
Id on left thigh.
Bay horee, white nose, no brand.
Bay horse. brand on left shoulder iidis-
tinct.
FED and white COW branded tthns: $50 on
left hip ear marks. crop 10 left ear. aad
tror and underht In right ear.
CIiAS. HEINZ
City Marshal
Houston. Texas, January n. 1898. y
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WANTED-Work. can cook, chamber duties
or can assist would like the care OF Wild
overs home, one with children preferred.
Address Mrs. Mary Walton, this office. -
GERMAN GIRL wants place to do house,
work. Address sSoa Congress-. corner Droad-
way. %
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FOR LOWEST PRICES on Houston Heights
property Gull at the Houston Heights Office
2OS Main street. some special bargains this
week. John AZ Mllroy. agent. Is
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THE PUBLIC Is hereby warned rot 10 ex-
iend q edit 10 my wife. StfIislaus latkas.
rs she has left my bed AID board j@
Gnpkas.
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J. l.. KoPF. undertaken and embalner. has a
complete line of funeral goods, pictures.
frames ana holdings. Phone uSI, 1914 prairie
py.puo ~
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FARM FOR RENT My farm. $50 acros, 3Ik
miles west OF Houston; good road; three
houses; plenty water Apply NJ H. West
haiIner, 1909 Texas avenue. 22
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FOR RENT--A four room cottage. Apply
to Mrs. George Funk. Sl2 San Felipe street.
%
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cures rheumatism, ca
tarrh and habitual constipation. A. h.
K.eslng, 502 Main street. sole agent for
IIouEtOn l-Z5
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENI'--A three room cottage one block
from courthouse. Apply 3l5 Caroline ST. %
FOR RENT--Storohous 3bxl35 Converse
building, Commerce.. near Main street. APP
ply Central Dry Goods company, Main and
Commerce. -
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TWO desirable. furnished connecting front
rooms, with porch. upstairs, southeast ex-
posure, bath. hot and cold water convent
emit close in; no light housekeeping, terms
retsnnnhln. 1n1i Mckinney aNenno. ~
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HOW is 1T clothes cleaned or dyed Mt Fer
nandez' Partisan Steam Dye Works. Gib
Travis, look as new? Because II is done by
professionals. II
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WANTEn---A position by an all around sales.
man. one who L. not afraid OF work; strictly
uta,ion, and recommended. Address cssi.
this office I
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FOR sALE-At a sacrifice, owner leaving
fixtures horse and wagon Two lots, store
on one, dwelling on the other. For partic-
uIars write E. j. Robingon, Waco. Texas
4
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GOOD iNvESfMENTl-Imp corucr- on
paved street. Third ward. yniuo about sin,.
900 VS. blocks from Capitol hotel; euod
Income properly; will sell at price netting
Investor per cent. For price and terms
address Owner, this office %
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PROFESSIONAL.

COLLECTIONS and Telasraphic Touch IN all
JErs 81 the state mndc and guarhnt.ed
thirty yenrs IN practice Cline Cline Il
Tiridt loiok Congress Avenue, Houston. II
DETECTIVE AGENcY--Trained detectives
furnished on short notice and reasonable
rates For further particulars address
James McCane, box i90 Houston, Texas II
MINSoN e. MUNEON. Lawyers--W y.
MnnsoD, Houston. and NJ. s. Mnnson
Jr.. Angleton. Texas. Personal attention
to land litigation. examining titles, Har.
ris and Hrazor'n counties II
s. O. COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance Agents
: and Adjugtsrs. 10 Main street.
DIR. w IA. AeELROy, after an absence from
The city. has re-establshed his dental Of
ntc at 40sn Main street. over Baidwin.s
book store. ~
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SECRET socIrEs.

CALLED Conclave of Rnthven
Commandery No. :, X, I. Work In
the Order OF the Rcd Cross. So
iouruing Sir Knights are cordial
ly Invited. a, X, Taylor. u. G..
j. X. Cadc, Recorder.
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ALI. AROUND cook aud pastry cook wants a
situation uown or cuuntry}. fifteen ycnrs
experience; German. Address 2sai, this Of
fee. r
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C0MFORTABLE, we'll furnished south room,
With all modern conveniences. in small pfi-
vatc family: terms reasonable. Apply 702
Crawford street. Y
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POSITION as pharmacist by registered yunn,
with fifteen years. practical experiences;
singlci age so years; references given. Adj
dress 2Ssi, this ofnce. %
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MISUNDERSTANDING by n colorcd woman FOR
general houscwork. cook or nurse. for small
family, With servant ROOM Please address,
300, this ofhcc. "a