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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

IN THE SWIM At CoIPENIIIE.

(rt,I~rEvITr.y, Oct - -N-s william
T'~snv vas stricken WITH paralysis SUNDAY
norr'rg
NJ ,~~,1se a-F Nss Cruse came Scvr
s-esw Seattle ~ Wei ssS 7sv
NJ 4 II Wa-arvake- ws0: - Seattle On
Su~&av II returned TUeeiav
M ra~f 80 Te~vef0v Tg.e7. NJ s4v IN
pc oueer s~stv He rs:ff-fr>sa T~,eS.fev
Caut snS Ms II " RAJ w77, have
Fea~s7 vfsfirs shst- -e'atives ri srse0's NJ,
80 s$sari -etu-Drr, % chsir homo in W-NA+-
tNrrs ~ Ty~ess~~=iaN
Ma rfaa Es~' g~i! Who has been vfSf--
frr be- sister. Msss EsrtEef ara ne- ,i-,-1~
N- foA- Could f0~ fh~ 7a~t fw-e mont -
r~sss~ne~i - fye~ Aor7- N tsa-fs,3e}~hss or
Sunday VI - EisrTEeE sccorlyes ned re- q :
fa- Ss SfsSt1e
Ms Claire Cs.nsst>~k 40 has fsa~
teaching <ehoei ~ Clinton For tte "a s. ~ u
ryg,tF7- - returned 1rurss7aw
~ = Usher rec Van Werner. o.
Counev3fs~. < visiting Ms. T. J Hancock
READ .C-r Sx.nosF' pxxa a
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CHAUTACQUA SOCIAL NEWS.

CHAUTAUQUA. Oct. 29.-Mrs. Char
lotte Harr.s has gone TO Portland on an
extended visit with DR.. and Mrs. Pouseroy,
University Place
Mrs Nellie Mckay. OF British Coiumb!a.
has arrived at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Atkinson. north end,
where sue will spend the winter.
Mr.. Harris Ward has removed with his
ia - 70 Ballard.
Mrs Bushnell Of Tacoma, tas purchased
the ranch and greenhouse known 10 the
GORDON place She viii make extensive i'm
proyemenfs with the object of having q
der ghtful sirause: home. The situation Il
org 80 tAe NOS. picturesque and attractive
on puget sound.
Mr. c II. S'usabaugh viii occupy the
Pnrnerov cortage during the winter.
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PE.-ELI PERSONALS.

PEEL Oct. ea.-Mrs. c. A. Doty spent
several laws III Portland this week
N~s George Iseudinghaus has taken up
her residence in pryad.
Mr. George Mccoy. OF Narav!ne. spent
las SUNDAY IN town.
NJ Y 4 Dcge,ler OF Cesrtralia was IN
town last Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Z, = Kinshurv % Certralia. Is Wis
i.irg friends ~ this town.
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EVERETT SOCIETY NEWS.

EVERETT. Oct. 29.-Ioseph Bucher. OF
Seattle formerly OF Everett. spent a few
DAYS IN rflis city this week with friends.
The Sons OF Herman gave one of their
s,cfal hons ut Harris opera house last Sat-
urday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Friday returned 10 their
home at Stanwcod this week after enjoy
ing few weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Friday at the hospital
Mr. and Mrs r f. Clahecy returned this
week from Seattle.
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Nh May o.1igan, Nh BArthA NAaAsy.
Mss Laura Sweet and Mis- Nannette Lobe
furnished various musical soaec10ns. AisD
Nellie Brand rad IN ea1ay - 'Idleue0
sketch Of Lafayette. Supt Whites address
on Lafayette was postponed I'll next meet
ing. The dehaters on aunexnE the Ha-Ep-
pines were Mr. Jackson ard Miss Ilxz.e
Donovan On the affirmative and NJ. Ozro
Woody ard Miss Hash Graham on the neg
atsye: the former winning
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Notion Specials.

They're the little things you are
using every day.
per paper.
gross s in good quality Curling
Irons, sc each.
Good sized bottle OF Perfume, Sc
each.
Steel Back Dressing Combs. 1ec
each.
Nickel-plated Safety Pins, &c. &c
and &C dozen.
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How t. Make Candy
~~at HCIIle.


-=HERE are many different kinds OF
candies which are delicious and which
are very easily made at home with
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Here's a lining stock that you can
tie 10. A good lining will make
even a cheap dress valuable. We
sell good Innings here: no other kind
finds shelf room When you've got
Innings to buy, kindly remember
this.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-30

At the annual meeting OF the Union
Club held last Saturday night the follow
!ag officers were elected: Mr. John s.
Baker. president; Mr.. ". r. Hacker. sec
setsry; Mr. s. NJ Jackson. treasurer. Mr..
C. II. Hurley. DR.. Grant s. Hicks Mr.. 4.
C. Tousey, and Mr.. j. Merrill were elected
directors. II Is the plan OF the club 10 in
srocuee and make some changes, and
among those In contemplation row are en-
larging the bowling alleys and allowing
the ladies the use Of them one morning IN
the week. also 10 add a ladies' dining
roam and have a ladies' day once a month
Should this come about II will add much To
Tsccma's social pleasure FOR the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hopkins enter
tanned Monday night number OF friends
with music and dancing The Linda boys
we're present with their guitars. mandolins
and bantos. Miss Grace Bradley and
Mrs. John Raifour sang. and later In the
evening the sunny South Trio played
for dancing Mr. and Mrs Hopkins guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Shuitz. Mr.. and
Mrs J. III. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs Ruynton,
Mrs. Van Banthuysen. Mrs. Ba,fcur Miss
Grace Bradley, Miss Nlckens. Miss Rem
iagion. Miss Shuitx. Mr.. Bert Tay.or. Mr.
Jack Small Mr. Everett Bsbcock. Mr..
clifford Babcock. Mr.. sidney Plummer.
Mr.. Delbert Young and Or. \. G. Hicks.
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Mrs. Alexander Smith assisted by her
daughters. entertained Thursday night a:
cards. Their guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Eiared Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Par
ker. Mr.. and Mrs l.. @. pattuio, Mr.. ana
Mrs. ". A. Buil. Mr.. and Mrs. II G. Fos-
Ter, Mr and Mrs. F. \. Ealt. Mrs VOL
OF Vancouver. II &, Miss Shultz Miss
Em.ly Worsen Miss Alice Rector. Mr.,
viii Hayden. Mr. Robert Maynard Mr..
b. q. Holt. Mr. J. A W0;hert Mr.. r..
Alexander Mr. f Bull. Mr.. G.. William
son. Mr.. Ed Sherwood ard DR.. Grant s.
Hicks
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NJ E'3ve3 Tucker spea, Thursday in
seaule
NJ. Henry Il Caldwell sr-at Wedaes-
cay ia S,a.t.c
AZ. PAI3p T4,Hnehaa iss FOR Ph.ls1ei-
eai' Saturday
NJ Alfred " Martin returned Tire Hrst
e. TIE week from Denver
Mr.. > Z CcnAait has returned fyora -
seek's Vlsit - Victoria.
Nj Ctsrles = 0a.0-r returned - Ia
soif% ;ra. \ -ka Tae~
Ny FranR N Caldwell returned Thurs
ca, frQl0 as sap go Alaska
Ar 7 s NaIace sad Mr.. w. <. Best
ss4s eps1.Al.y welcomed eox.s LAST SasAs~
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cooking class hss been formed, fhs
meEnhers OF which ATE Mrs r.. = CAvie.
Mrs, Lou Eted. Ni<S Myrtle NotRw. Mss
Jess Notaw. Miss Maud Rraag1 Mss
Ella Frosze Miss Fdua tIans-crn Miss
Sta Harrington. Miss Daisy Nu.rss.
The club WI meet once in TWO weeks Ger
As hvan The ftgsg meeting VII lie atla
Eek week with Miss Breeze.
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READ ''GrS Sa4ps" PzEs a
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dinner parity MAS rlvea Friday night
y NJ ana AIRS W. 4 pssrct Tor Mrs
henar.sk and AR. Frank Howell. ~ =.
rae Covers weTe issa for eight inc,3si~
:ag NJ. ana Mrs r W. Sguw. Miss Maid
E!liou and Miss Faith Rove.
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A very elaborate dinner was given in the
private dining room Of the Tacoma hotel
las; Sunday night by MIR. Charles HYDE.
The guests were seated at largo round
table In the center of whiIh was a heauti-
fu fern from which radiated a large star
made az srnilaS and carnations. Covers
were laid for Mr. and Mrs. 4 g Tousey.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jonea. Mr. and Mrs
Frederi Mottet. Mr.. and Mrs. l., Man
hing MS III. =. EaSs. Mrs. William
Wi.es. Miss Evans. Ar {. i. Mas'erson.
Mr. Edward ookingham. OF Portland.
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Miss Rock. Of Portland IS visiting MIS-,
Stuart Rice while in Tacoma for TIA enf
tournament Nsss Carrie Flanders AMI
Miss Lou Flanders. who sre also here ftoui
Portland fcr the tournament. are visiting
Msss Jessie kerSAaw- Among the ctheF
piayers from Portland are Mr JACK Aius-
worih. captain Of the team. Mr. W:rt Min
Or. Mr.. r u Whee,er. MIR y. T.. Aver.
Mr.. T. Scott Brooke and Mr.. Il. l. Mac
isay
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A number ~ the Younger set have FORM
81 a card club ~ meet every other Sasur~
sAY night In tse club aye Miss Alice
Cooper. Mise Mareare' Cooper. Miss Alice
fraser, Mss Jacuwf,ins Noel Mss k1tle
smith Miss Gertug.ia Hardeahefga, NJ IS
MaTsaTet Cater ass W.uigrct seymour,
NJ Louis Parsons NJ louis Holmes Mr..
T. Woodruff, NJ Il pa.ton. NJ /. Hard
snheFEh str VI Asn1ev. Mr.. y. Col,ye1.
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.rA7ng Monday n5eAt entertaining Mrs.
sfSnk sharp Mas Matte New =. nad
ais JANA SpraSCe. After dinner re
tAEiy Sf:tn1ta the performance ~ the
Tacoma theater
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PRIVATE RoURKEs FUNERAL.

The body of William E. Rourke son of Mary A. Rourke of Il Wooster street, whose death occurred at Ponce, Porto Rico, on September 26 last, ar rived here Saturday afternoon from New York.
 Rourke was one of the volunteers who enlisted in the First regiment engineers in this city last summer, and went to Porto Rico. He was strick- en with typhoid fever. He was we'll known in the lower part of the city, and prominent In the temperance work, being vice president of the St. Patrick's T. A. and B. society at the time he en- listed in the United States service. Undertaken Sisk took charge of the body upon it's arrival here. The fu- neral took place yesterday afternoon from St. Patrick's church at ? o'clock. The bearers were from the Sarsfields and the firing squad was from the same company. There was a large attend ance St. Patrick's T. A. and B. soci- ety attended in body, part of the delegation being in carriages. St. Pat ricks cadets also acted as escorts. There were several large and beautiful floral pieces, three of them being the trib- ute of the T. A. and B. society. The interment was in St. Lawrence ceme- tery. The Sisk brothers were the fu- neral directors
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 NOV. l4.
DEATHS.

SUN RIsEs, 6,39 MooN SET;, HtaH wATEn srN SUrs. 4:33 4:52 1925
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

INVESTMENT made now may secure stock in a new line manufacturing busi-s ness which has been tested in d small success. There @ is unlimited @ su demand muffo forS the goods, affording over lvu per cent. profit at wholesale prices. safe, sure and profitable business for the dullest Parties interested are requested to cali and investigate. YALE EXCHANGE,
 nil It Yale National Bank Building.
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CHAMPION BICYCLE THIEF.
John Williams Confesses That He Has
 Stolen 300 Wheels.

Stolen 300 Wheels.
 Detective McGrath last evening ar rested a young man who is probably the champion b'cycle thief of New Eng land, if not of the country. His name is John Williams and he is about twen- ty-one years af age. The local detec- tives have been looking for him for several days. They had, in looking up stolen wheels, found where several had been sold and obtained the description of the men who had sold them. Last night a man who keeps a boarding house at the corner of Franklin and Water streets and knew that Williams was wanted by the police received a call from the young man who wanted to sell him wheel The boarding house man said that he would like to try the wheel before buying it and so mounting the machine he rode to police headquarters and there laid his infor- nation before Detective McGrath. The latter rode to the corner of Franklin and Water streets, where he saw stand ing a man whom he recognized from lle ueSCIlpllOli liS llcd oio IiiC iAielA AiS wanted. Williams was arrested and taken to the station house, where he confessed not only to the theft of the wheel which he was trying to sell last night, but also to 300 other thefts of wheels. The wheel which he had last night was one which he had just stolen | from in front of MiX's drug store at the corner of Chapel and Church streets, which belonged to Ernest l.. Peck, a clerk in the drug store.
 1 William said that he had stolen nine wheels in New Haven, and three in Bridgeport and from information which he gave Detective McGrath the latter l last night recovered three of the stolen wheels, one of which belonged to s. Y | Osborn and the other to a young man who lives on Bond street. Williams | told the detective that he had been stealing bicycles since last March, and | that he had operated in New York, | New Jersey and Connecticut. He said that on one occasion be stole tandem and three bicycles in a New Jersey town and rode the tandem, carrying the other three wheels on his back into New York city, where he sold the four.
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WANTED.
WANTEDy

BY ,colored woman, to go out by the day.
 Apply IS YORK ST, nl5 lt- first floor above basement.
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SPRAYED

OR STOLEN, Yorkshire terrier, z months old; name Laddie. Reward if returned to 262 Whalley Avenue nS If s. A. LEWIS.
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A NEAT willing inexperienced girl, to learn general housework. Apply from 10 to IF at 430 GEORGE ST. nl4 2t
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DU BOIS-In Lakewood, N. J., Friday, No- yember H. John Jay DuBols, formerly of this city, in the 53d year of his age St
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 

District of New Haven, ss Probate Court, November 10th, 1898. ESTATE of JANE E, WELLS, late of New
 Haven, in said District, deceased
 An instrument in writing, purporting to be the last will and testament, and codi- ell thereto, of said deceased, having been presented in Court and Caroline W. Farm am and Elizabeth Wells Brown. both of New Haven, having made written applica-. tion praying that the same may be pros. bated, and that letters testamentary may be granted, as by said application on file in this Court more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED - That said application be heard and determined at Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, In said District, on the 17th day of November, 1898, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that public no-s tice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given. to all parties Interested in said estate, by publishing this order three times in q newspaper having a circu- lation in said District. By order of Court,
 nil St ALBERT F. WELLES, Clerk.
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THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
 The sale of seats for the entertain ment next Thursday afternoon by the New Haven Symphony orchestra opens this morning at 9 o'clock. Course tick cts may be purchased up to the day of the course.
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Owing to the cloudy sky last night the observation at the Yale observa- tory for the meteoric shower expected nightly now was interfered with.
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aMamts.

One Cent Word for each insertion. i've cents Word for full Week. ssv. en times.
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FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The concert which is to be given on nue Congregational church by the Ire mont quartette will be one of rare in- terest. The Fremont quartette is dis tinguished for it's excellence. Its mem bers are: Messrs. George R. c. Deane, first tenor; Charles W. Swaine, second tenor; Robert C. Whitten, baritone, and Walter F. McPherson, basso. Miss Josephine Bradley will be the accom- panist. Miss Jessie Eldridge South wick, teacher of dramatic expression in Emerson College of Orator will be in the programme and divide honors with the gentlemen. The complete pro- gramme is as follows. Strike, Strike the Tyre. Cooke
 Fremont Quartette. lsrafel ....... .................... King
 MT. Whitten. Selection from Quo Nadis" .......... .......... ..... ..... Sienkiewicz
 Mrs. Southwick
 Fremont Quartette. Carnival of Venice .................. My Dreams ...................... Tosti
 MT. Deane. Recital-EXperience- of Genius...... ....... .t..........., ....... Von Boyle
 Mrs. Southwick. a. Bonnie Doon ..........S Scotch Melody b. Pickaninny Lullaby Arranged c. My Love ..................... Parke
 Fremont Quartette. The Friar of Orders Grey. ...... Shields
 MT McPherson. Sketches
 Ode to the Wind, Shelley The Chambered Nautilus . Holmes Mrs. Southwick. Sunset ....................V Van de Wate
 Fremont Quartette.
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WANTED.
1MtsEeII
Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest. d2 1y
NOW IS THE TIME

NOW IS IHH TIME TO set out maple trees. Fine young ma@ pie trees furnished and set out from S1 O0 and upwards. Address n10 D. J., This Office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

SPECIAL PRICE I.IsT-suits cleaned and
pressed at sl.Go; pants. SOC; Suits dyed, $50
To $500, pants, 75c; at the Houston Steam
Dye Works, ia Travis street. Special at.
tention given to country orders. i-g-9s
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AGENTS making $40 to $50 Il week greatest
agents seller ever invented both canvass
ing and general agents needed; full parteu-
lars by mail. Monroe Mfg. Co., 1856. La
Crosse Wis, 10
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pry wHEnE THE CAT duMps--This is tns
koy 10 sucoessfui speculation. Win sell
rheap Tor oash the Rothans tiye acres, front
I'M. or Buffalo street In Second ward; Buf-
fplo street now being severed and paved !
rsnr Hill street bridge: new paekcry; water
mont, and santn Fe AMI l. and @ N railway
d.,iots fnow being rebuilt In grand styiol;
lois In demand and new houses all around
must enhance. Apply II. II. Gjeseke care
EtMeritt Shoe Co. Aigo choice improved
and uniinproycd property In second, Third
Forth and Fiftb wards; Harris county tim
be, and prairie lands; you buy from owner ;
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

|ns fremont: A. Lonsdale. New York;
Cayere. San Antonio; r. B. Baar. c.
|ckenzle, Houston; o. w. Case and
|,er. Worth, j. A. Russ, Palestine;
MoMath. Houston; A. S. Carney. G..
Peaias, Charles S. Young. New York !;
Farrell New Orleans; j. A. Wood
kNew York; II. A. Detwiler, Phila-
e, N. b. Newton, Lovelady, Texas;
human, salem, Ohio; NJ. Murphy,
Asenworth; J. R. Myers. Houston;
anderson, p. G. Gray, NJ. Wilson,
~, ". L. solmon, New York: /. r.
|ses' q w. O'Brien. beaumont.
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ron sAIH.

HEADQUARTERS FOR SEEb--We quote this
week: Sorghum sccd, 81 hushel; alfalfa
lec quart selected seed corn. 81, kaihr
ocr,i. sSc bushcl; pure improved cotton seed,
Kine's. Aliens. Cherlc and nvc.lock. auo
tOsh,; cabbage and tomato plants; basket
and truit boxes, wire for quotations on car
!. lots, The Holloway Seed. Grain and CONF
mission Co.. Dallas, Texas.
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ANY INFORMATION In regard To the where
abouts of w, II. Robinson, formerly a resi-
dont of Yoakum Texas, will be appre-
ciated by the undersigned. ID. 7. Pipkin.
Ynaknm, Texas.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.
k.ttlemen Are Now Singing
|pscns Of Prosperity.
|cr m The DEMuRRAGE CASE.
~ one Dollar for the
(.,r--so,nc Novci Advertis-
| Natter-Locnl Notes.

!, Texas. Masch 11.--W. p. An
r,y,ling statistician OF the Chi
@yar,ls drifted down from Fort
Nav, where he had been attending
!, roeting OF the Cattle Ralsers'
- n Texas. A cattle convention
a. incomplete without Anderson
E,,ical gathering would be minus
MISS Of Cleburne or Colonel Ike
Of Denison.
nderson makes business trip 10
,out each six months. He said
u he Rad never seen the cattle.
halter condition than they are
yhile in Fort Worth he met them
ssctiops of the State and oil had
.,ory of prosperity to tell. The
IN lust closed he declared TO be
Eest and best the cattlemen nave
nderson will visit other cities in
! hefore returning nome.
u
.------
ar ADVERTISING NATTER.
eorre E. Horst, proprietor of the
"a fremont hotels, has Just had is
M The press of Clarke g. Courts a
nstrated little booklet describing
va popular hostelries. The scenes
bted BY fine half-tone engravings
afterno~n during August at the
showing the guests assembled in
jne showing the main corridor of
~. others different views of the
roncluding with view of the entire
! eyhibiting to excellent advantage
bitactural beauty Of the hotel. Then
scene showing the surf bathing
rulf that will be appreciated by
Nv who has ever visited Galveston.
knont is represented by a picture OF
6ding itself, and fine views OF the
nth its potted plants and rare and
|haIms and scenes OF the billiard
al bar. The whole is concluded with
klent portrait of Mr.. Horst, under
iiirecting hand these two hostelries
&ly becoming the most popular in the
There are scarcely 100 words OF
matter in the book, the fine views
depended upon to convey an idea Of
lamentations aud facilities afforded.
Horst had 1000 copies printed, which
hiding out to different parts of the
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WANrED--Po by reliable engineer;
can give references, Apply Avenue IL, care
w, Morrow. Galveston. Texas. IA
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wANTED--A position as hustler, salary no
object. Address X. A. H., this office. ii
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WE Will sell tomorrow, 10 a. M, le Ono driv-
ing and draft norses. wagons, buggics, arpys
aud avnetaI goods. Cooiuhs. Dunn 4 20.
/ lis Franklin ~
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nEMrRRAGE CASE.

base OF the Texas and New Orleans
ID company against O'Connor, Laing
ot the jetty contractors, for demur-
ras concluded yesterday and the jury
ought in verdict of 81 for the
d.
|sult, which has attracted a great deal
Irest and is very important one as
B upon railroads and shippers, is an
for del.~urrage charges alleged to
Rccrued on cars of the plaintiff COM
Fhile transporting rock for the Gal
ietties for the defendants, the jetty
|etors. The case involved between
bod 10000 and is one of a number of
cases against these defendants and
fhippers, now pending in the courts.
lgregate amount involved being some
like $4,000 or $4,000. and dating
Pe'eral years. to the Organization Of
pas Car Service association.
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FOR SALE Fine eggs for sitting. also few
cockeres and half interest in Houston
Helgh,s Poultry Yards. Cali at Houston
Heights hotel owner u drummer and
house wants me back on the road Az
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W1NTED TO BENT.

WANTED TO RENE
WANTED TO RENT-Laree cool mniu'n, must
fronf room; modern conyeniensss' adrsss
H. reasonabie in price and close IN Aoais1 y
r. o. Box bo2 - =. = ,,,o,,
WANTED BY couple, iarse on frst door in
or Drl,stc family, near Main and Pra ins. Il
dress y. T. Wilton ~ Fssn's
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WANTED~-A position by two white girls as
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-12

y A. Butler of the fremont hotel
staff left last night for Waco, where
accepted position ne chief clerk at
tiie5hotel under Mr.. Isaac Simon of
Ton, who has leased the property.
|tler has been resident of this city
BIT years and his many friends wish
future.