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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-02
THIS sPAC. Is nEsEavxD ExTns
Calumet and Hecla
Mining Company.
lz's EMPLOYERS

Who wish 20 sell their o 1ses, or buy housssi
Nno wish 20 rcnt rooms and those who have
fooms 20 rent are invited TO advertise hers
VitAous any expense
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Clothes cleaning, dyeing, repairing,
altering and pressing promptly and
neatly done. All work guaranteed to
prove satisfactory,
MICHIGAN Dye WORKS.
Over 312 Fifth street.
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The Calumet Band.

Oyer 312 Fifth Street.
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soDEReREN & soDERoREN.
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Over 312 Fifth street.
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Dividend Notice.

SoDERGREN 4 SoDERGREN.
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troubles.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-23
READY FOR SERVICE.
THE EMMETT RIFLES ARE PAINTING
TO GO TO THE FRONT.
Annual Mccuns Of tho Company
md Election OF Ofaccrs--Siuch
Enthusinsm.

The Emmett Rifles held their annua
meeting and election OF officers last night
The result was as follows: James Lawior
captain; J. j. Gillespie. first lieutenant;
Ivan Murchlson, second Lieutenant james
Welsch, first sergeant; r. G. Ken3ali sec
ond sergeant; Tom Lyons. third sergeant;
John Daley. fourth sergeant; Pearcc No
land, nth sergeant: Thomas o'Leary, quef-
icrinaster .~rreant; Rev. Father Grove,
chaplain: Dr. sobort McElroy, surgeon
Justin c. White. treasurer; Patrick Egnn.
company clerk
Captain Lawlor appointed the following
corporals; First, James Fitzgerald; second.
John Collins; third, Barney Ovens; fourth.
Wilfrcd Collins.
The question Of volunteering In case of
call by the president OF tho United states
through Governor Culberson, was brought
up and discussed at some length. The senti-
mont nndueSiionsbly was that the Emmeta
would follow their captain, who repeatedly
has manifested his determination 10 follow
orders whether they call for service on the
faland OF Cuba or on the Mexican frontier,
There was some delay IN arriving NJ The
beet method to volunteer, but II was decided
to tender their services, as a company,
which VIII be recruited 20 the allowance
100 monte President Mckinley through
the governor OF the State. 1t WAS evident,
from the tenor OF the meeting. that the EN-
NETS are anxious to see duty In the field.
One enthusiast stipulated The terms of his
anticipated service by saying that he de-
sired to have tho Emmei Rifles, the only
Irish organization OF the kind In the state,
tc ia1, teal al tb..
command OF General ENitzhugh Lee. a South
ern general and apatriot, At the mention
OF the Virginian's name there was an i'm
mediate reaponsc Of searty accord given by
a. round OF applause, II was decided, how
ever, that the duty OF the Enmets Is to 90
where they arc ordered, and the matter was
closed hy unanimous affirmative vote
After agreeing TO meet three DAYS each
week Mondays, Wednesdays md Fridays.
and listening to several inspiring spcecbcs
by some Of the older members, the mrctln=
adjourned to convene again Monday night
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CITY NttI.VipIt;S.


e A. Begnan wns hned t25 Yesterday In
Justice Fltze'p court on the charge of gam.
bling.
Tho mceting OF tho Music Club announced
for the 26th has been postponed until further
notice.
teton Rescue iiome viii meet at the home
this evening at a:3e p, III,
The rivi service commission of ths city
council held prolonged meeting yesterday
afternoon In the mayors office.
large revival tent will be placed ON Brc-
Inond square today FOR Evangelist Martin.
now conducting services Mt the Central Chris
tan church. /,
There are undoiverod kilograms AZ Westeru
Union telegraph office for Miss Elizabeth
Boggess. Richard Gelsert. Gone SaGtar. L. O..
liudsun.
clal officer and attached TO the ofncc Of city
Assessor and Collector Justic c. White Tor
the purpose OF colectis, occrpation tnScr
There was but one building permit issued
yesterday from the city engineers office, that
to $. II, Wllet, to place $50 worth of rrpaits
on store building on lot $. block l6 Com
mcrcc street
Mack Jennlng, for an assault 90 mifdrr
committed upon John Harris, both colored
waived oxnmlnatcn In Justice FItzo,s court
yesterday and was placed under $500 bond
TO appear before the criminal court.
u. H. l,eneAcid, who OF the three mon
thrown from buggy and hurt by a collision
With q motor chr on Washington street.
Thursday night, waa the most seriously hurt,
was reported last night 10 be doing VOL ana
out Of danger,
Cards have been received In this city an
nounong the marriage at Memphis, Tom, on
last "Wednesday OF Minis Mary Elizabeth Lane
to MIR Chnrios Robert Miller Miss Lane
spent somc time in this city last winter the
guest al Mrs c. NJ. Lane, and while hero
made many friends and won admirers with
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Supreme Court.

Austin, Texas, April % The following
proceedings were had in the supreme court
today.
Certified Questions Answered. links
MoGhee VS.. Joseph Romatka, from Nc
Lehman; j. w. Mitchell Co. ct al vs.
Bloom, Cohn & Co.. from Ellis.
Application for Writ of Error Refused--
S. II. Gholeon VS.. j. B. Pummer. from
MeCulloch County of Presidio VS.. City Ma.
tonal Bank of faducah. from Prasidio;
City of Hillsboro VS.. Henrietta " Jackson
ct al. from Hill.
Dismissed Want of Jurisdiction. Jennie
NJ. Forsgard ct al VS.. j, e, League Z, al
from Harris, G. A. Mckay VS.. state of
Texas ex rel b. p. Ward, from Hausiord.
Application for Writ of Error Gran;tl.--
j. w. Doty ct al vs.. IL. b. barneiI ct al.
from Johnson.
Molten Overrulcd Vel Ter ct al!
VS.. Patrick Lambert administrator, at al
frcm Refugio. for rehearing,
Motion Granted. Jose Nlaria Garcia {, al
VS., Patrocenia Sanders ct 81. from Nueces,
for mandate to issue without payDier. of
costs.
Motions Submitted .oske VS..
James II. Irvine. from Bexar, for :laudst @
to issue without payment of costs u. e.
Lancaster ct al VS.. Kate Dickson ct al.
from Fannin, for rehearing.
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BrenIlnIn Hrinfx

BRENNAN, Texas April THE Brennan
Gun club is arranging for big shoot here
during the Maifcst, Shooters from nas-
trop, Temple, Bellville. Wallis and othc,
places will be here, and no doubt il viii
be one of the interesting features of the
days festivity.
Messrs. Letzerich &; Fielder will mako
application FOR communication Of tho se,.
tence OF Charles Kugadt. The report that
they had already made application MS
premature
wednesday a diamond ring valued al 81,
ueionging to ir. T. II Dryer WAS stolen
rom MS homo. The ring was not missed
however until Thursday night. Two ne.
Groes have been jailed on a charge ~
ihett The ring was recovered
There VIII be a big school fest at Live
YAK ilill school house, eight miles north
OF Bropham, Sunday. Prof. Fritz uoh,t is
teacher OF the school. Miss Lille Wei.
p r,..a school at GAY Hill will have a
picnic Saturday, Prof. L.. Hohlt's school
at Cedar Hin viii picnic.
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A BIG SUCCESS.
The snn JneintU Celebration Was
Another Successful Attraction.
Chief Pyrotechnist, Pail
pany.

The sun Jncinto Celebration Was
Another Successful Attraction.
So many big events in Houston OF late
years have proved unsuccessful in their
result from financial standpoint, that it
is refreshing to record those where the
results have been the reverse.
Following close upon the heels OF the
Friit, Flower and Vegetable Festival,
which was such pronounced success, nN
only in It's every detail, but in It's flnan.
cial result, came the San Jaulnto festival
equally as expensive In its character
though not as comprehensive and wide
spread in its detail, aud this. too, has
been a decided success.
One lesson taught in this is that high
class attractions will pay, white the re-
verse OF this proposition is equally true.
The excursonists, who were attracted to
Houston TO witness the magnificent fire.
works display, ranging anywhere in mum
bet from 1000 to 10000 people. left for
their homes Yesterday ana the night be-
fore, all thoroughly satisfied with their
visit and the attractions provided for them.
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Personal MENTION.


h. u. Easley aud wltc OF Galveston We're
IN the city yesterday.
{ John NJ Moore was in the city yea,crdn,
from Richmond
pr. j. J. Arcpaale Of Waller, Texas. wns In
the city yesterday.
S, ]. Winston. we'll known citizen o.
Richmond, was IN tho city yesterday.
a. " sanford, G. :. Bratton and a. w
Talbot arc registered nj tho Lawlor from
Temple,
y. NJ Lcako. w, A. Stone. J. X. Grist and
I. Boykin were In tho city yesterday iron,
beaumont,
Mrs Della Moseley Of san Antonio Is the
guest OF Mrs i. 3. Richards of a0i7 Fulton
street Filth ward.
Mrs Aya q, Bravo and daneh,er arc N the
city tho suests OF Miss priiiipa parsls., at
TIE Trn,is street,
Misses Agnes L.. Adams and Florence NJ
Haypio. Two young ladie8 OF Chapppli Hal,
arc tho gussta Of Mrs John stad,ier. III;
Chenevert street.
Colonel Thcmas l., Fropland. agent of tho
crssr,nt Naws company. leaves this ,rornins
tor Gaivesion. to attend she I, y. a. crnvSn-
ton urd incidentally to have u good time.
Mrs, r. y. Sscrcst aud little daughters
Lena and Efnc OF Georgetown are visiting her
sisters, Miss Seercst aud Mrs. H. lcucrios
mud her son. Il. " secrest Jr,. al sais Main
street
Andrew ", Beuhlor. assiylnnt hookkecpcr
Of l., Mill,f Of Orange, is Waiting N The city,
Henry Rainier. who has been fsre for the
past two wal'Ns Waiting relatives. leaves 10.
day for New York. Ell route To his nome IN
Munich. via London and Paris.
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THE PASSING THRONG.

The spirit OF war is abroad In the land
aud even here In business.likn Houston ;he
people forget politics and almost every
thing else for the time being 10 listen TO
the voice that tells OF what the past has
accomplished or VIVA. The next few hours
may bring forth. The bulletin boards are
constantly surrounded with eager crowds
anxious 10 learn The progress toward actual
conflict, AMI often willing to accept with
generous crcdulity. and without the faint.
cot spasn of doubt. every sensational IN
ycntion or runor manufactured vita such
plausible skill by the talented genus who
presidcs at the other cad OF The lins. II
Ia amusing 10 stand in froIs OF ME OF these
briletin indicators. and notn the fluctuat-
irg emotions Of the average citzcn as liz
percses the dispatches rotailed fnf Ills
dclectation. and II Ii iatghable 10 hear
some Of thu random comments iniulged In
by the readers.
The hotel clerk is in estute compendium
OF up-to-datc intelligence and irrepr.ssibIe
curiosity Ordinarily he can rsi1c up
men and things with a velocity and pre-
cition astoaishinsly close TO het.rocs, and
there is no problem tro difficult for him to
TICKLE, and no question too ans.ruse for
eia vivid cucidatlon. Nobody but u hotel
slcrt would have thought OF figuring out
The letters in the alphabet which gave TO
Houston the most visitors during the three
iay celebration OF the battle OF San Ja-
Into, and nobody but tlin gentleman who
ievcr tires shouting 'FRONT.'" would have
conc 10 the trouble OF COMPILING, such a
able HI has done so in this Instance.
lud bases his calculations on the arrivals
Il Ave leading hot3ls, adding 10 Der cent
or visitors not otherwise accounted Tor.
lis table shows the rambcr Of strangers
contributed by each OF the letters as fol- |
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vrcroRIA's CELEBRATION.
Ahiltt, TO Tnkc Cnrc nf Visitors WE
Again Iltsplnycu


| Victoria Texas, April 2c.-victcria has
again Displayed her ability In entertaining
visitors in the big fronen's celebration
yesterday. and a sufficient encomum OF
her previous efforts Is evidenced by the
| immense crowd that arrived on every in
coming regular and excursion train which
| was run from all neighboring towus to
celebrate this one The day aside from
| the dust WAS as fine as any one could PCS
sibly hone for
The local as we'll as visiting fremon
| were at their best and each Dne strived to
| his utmost TO make the day one Ions IN
| he remembered. and success attended their
efforts. The decorated floa,s we're a mar,
vel of elegance. The trade dis; lys we're
fine; tile bands from Weser an Port La
raca together with the home J;i,l dis
toursed elegant music for the nnterran.
ment of the crowd. Though there was
some little delay in siartins, the parade.
after it was started there was not single
hitch to he noticed.
After an elegant banquet at the Scliuetz-
IN park the programme of contests was
executed The medals in the dry coupling
contest for visiting frcmen were won by
Mr.. George faupel and w. II. Wclch Of
Goliad.
The medals in the dry coupling contest
for homo frcmen We're won 5y Mr.. Charlea
Vognt and Mr.. John Salsinger of company
No. :.
Space does not permit complete resume
Of The different contests and amusements
Suffice II TO say they pleased the crowd
greatly.
The entertainment at the opera house was
well received BY the immense crowd The
festivities were closed with n grand hall
at the opera house and at the casino
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WHY THERE WAS NO FLAG.
Nr. james CuuliTe Tells WHY the
Flag Failed to MatertnliLe.

To the Editor Of The Post
Houston, Texas, April %. Regarding the
failure to present the Star Spaugled Banner
6ox20o feet at Forest Park last night.
wish to say that IL was no fault of any
one save the elements. There were sin Of
us here from New York who are in the
employ OF Pains Fireworks company. and
1T is our business to make just such dis
plays as was given last night,
Wa brought two balloons with us from
New York and almost ruined both of hem
In an effort to make an ascension, but as
the wind was blowing from every direction
at the same time II was utterly impossible
TO initiate a balloon. While our colnpuay
iegret the occurrence on their own ac-
count, we deplore II all the more OF &c
count Of the energetic association mere in
Houston. who ore willing to put their
money in one of the most attractive and
costly fireworks pieces extant. The nest
time we fill an engagement In Houston,
We trust the wind will BIZ In our favor and
that we may he given another oppotrlity
to present this feature.
James runl'te
Chief Pyrotechnist. PAINS Fireworks Com
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roLk WHO SPEAK ExcLlsn.

l
The ships OF the line beat 70 quarters.
The drum and buglc sound,
The lanterns OF battle are lighted,
Cast of. PROVIDE" goes round:
| But efc the shrIil order Is given
For broadsidcs hot with hate.
Far over the sea
Thundcrs hearty and Tres
Defiance to every fate.
Hurrah. Hurrah. Hurrah!
Three cheers. and tiger, too.
For the fight to be won
And each sturdy son
Who'll carry the victory through. &s
Hurrah, Hurrah, Hurrah'
With the shout OF the feet Fl
For foes doomed TO defeat.
And one cheer more 4
For those winning before.
And all who shall win again;
This is the cry OF the men
The cheer OF the men who speak Englishs
The bIare of the battle Is over:
The Starry Flag fies on:
TIE sailors In tremulors quiet
Look down ON comrades gone;
The pitiful prayers arc all ended.
The sea obtains its dead
Or ever tie wave
Ripples over their grave,
One stanch gnod-bye is said.
Hurrah. Hurrsh, Hurrah'
Three cheers, and tiger, too.
For the men who have won,
Fer each freeman's son
Who gave up his life 10 be true.
liurrah! Hurrah. Hurrah!
With the shout OF the host
For the brothers we've lost.
And one cheer more
For those falling before
And those who have yet to fall.
This is the cry of us all
The cheer Of the folk who speak Euglishl
Wallace De Groot Rice. in the Chao
Book.
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no DECORATE GRAVES.
Committees Appointed by the Pre-
ident Of Daughters of COnfcd rn e \

i Committees Appointed by the Pres.
| idcnt III. Daughters of Confcdrncy.
AS the a6th OF April has been set apar
BY tho United Daughters OF Copfederacy al
their decoration day, Mrs. Joseph q
Hutchinson, president OF Robert E lie.
chapter ulitcd Daughters OF the .Confal.
,facy, has appointed the following commit.
tees 10 serve at the cemeteries assigned
them
Catholic cem3tcry-4Mrs, E. Y. .Geninp.
chairman; Miss Kate Schaifer Mrs BEETLE
Bryan, Mrs. NJ. G.. Howe, MICS A. Dunnu.
yant. Miss Gearing, Miss Carrie clrsill,
Mrs, 4. Il. helms.
Episcopal cemetery-,irs David Rice.
chairman; Mrs. a. $. Hall. Mrs. Cockrcll.
Mrs. B. A. Randolph, Mrs. j II. Mani.
MISS Jeanette Crisswcll, Miss Eyy Bolts,
Jewish ccmctery--Mrs. W. &. Crane,
chairman Mrs. o. 9. Drew. Mrs. ". ".
II, Watson. Mrs. W. T.. Cleveland. Miss
Tina Cleveland.
German cemetery-~Mrs j. r. Watiee,
chairman; Mrs. Willie liuteheson. Mrs r,
S. Lovett. Mrs. krause, Mrs. J A. bryan,
Mrs. w s. Wall
old CRY cemctery--alrs. j. J. Clemens,
II. Foster, Mrs +. X. Ewing, Mrs. j. j.
Cannon
Glenwcod cemetery-Mrs. NJ. Locscaa.
Mis-. Carter walker, Mrs. 4 L
sydnor, Mrs. s. x. Mcllherny, Mrs. c. n
Lucy. Mrs. w, NJ Mitchell. Mrs. Il. G.
Hedges Mrs. w. }. DcTreville. Mrs
Douglas Campbell, Mrs. seabrook sydnor.
Mrs j. a. Huston, Mrs B. +. Weema
Miss Salter. Miss Notie Howard.
The Robert e. Lee chcpter of United
Daughters Of the Copfcdsracy is requested
to bring flowers to Christ churcn parish
house Monday afteracun, the 25th instant.
ri 4 O'Clock, and proceed together there
iitm to decorate the graves OF the C0nfed-
crate deed for the 18th.
The chapter Will be grateful for any
OF flowers fer this loving
service either given to individual members
Or sent to the parish horee Monnay after
luon the 25th instant at 4 O'Clock.
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Taffetn Gown,

Taffeta gowns are among tho ~
and the most seryiceable Of the eafil =
mer gowns. They come in solid Gown
in checks, and in checks with satin p
in solid .colors running lengthNlM y
are intended to be cut down tle .
and made Into the fashionable wac n
three of which make skirt. Inek
files are put on foundation Of splf
ored taffeta. These taffetas are uss
made without lining. cotton llllt
them is impossible. 1t Is their GILL;
and daintiness which is their aIIlsss
They make charming gowns la ~
girls, made almost as simple ds slus
and they are not much more e1p x
Velvet and satin ribbons are mesn
in trimming them and Valencll s.e
Chantilly laces, of the sort VIM
In bolts, are put on them IN plp'u''-
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Hot Water Instead - !, s ~,

Fashionable women have this ssaspa /
covered how to obviate the snsesnity,I
taking TOO much tea AMI yet prelcrss
aspect of sociability as they min |
rounds of the o'clock affairs. Tnh II
taking plain hot water. favored Viii !
tic of the lemon or cordial that ID d /
variable accompaniment to the fasAi3l(
tea service. There has been IA
tendency to vary the usual wafen b =
sort of fresh warm bread. At Sons M
delightful Sally Lunn is handed roo1l
miniature tea biscuits. too, ho, III
be eaten with butter. have been oitn =
Small fresh round sponge cakes, clia
work of the hostess herself, are ee9!
scme studio afternoons, aid then y g.
versal suppression OF sandwicktl
are 10 longer deemed necessary q
III "A
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WHEN COOKING.

Never pierce meat while cooking mr. W.
juice will escape. y Wy
,,,n VA must never be laid on dish, blu,
runs In an airy place till cooked. -
Egs shells should be thrown into the
s'esh poi directly the contents are used.
ann for frying should always be drIod
hasy and dredged thickly with fiour
bread crumbs. anu
30 scald mix set It in a jug or basin in
no m ~, " soln water over the fire When
""'e. po'is inc milk is scalded.
mnen iiavoring soup never use powdercd
~, as Trey form sediment at the bot.
w,Lo,n nv p'ate ana sroil the appearance.
', nu'e rioves and other spices should he
stuck into the vegetables while hoi,;n ~
Lons pepper Is spneror to ground but Il
requires several hours boiling. =
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onc OF me prettiest dresses is a wrapper
-. rrehch chaliie IN pale green with fis-
eject are in linen batiste embroid, red ~
green and madc over bright green silk. a
iuchihs q bright greer taffeta edges tn,
Jacket The same ruching is seen around
the hands ana the foot Of the skirt.
M wrapper can be very easily initiated
n lucent ehailio with jacket of batists
ecged with null This jacket can be de-
tacncd so as 10 IaunGer we'll.
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Carrie Lee and Mrs. e. l.. Coombs enter
tanned her friends with trip to Clinton on
the Post dispatch boat. The day was an
ideal one for boat ride.
The Louise, the largest ocean going tug
OF the Direct Navigation company, will 10
on the ways at Clinton for repairs
The steamer Horatio is lying at Harris
burg,
The Sadie aud Alice, which sank during
the last freshct. has not been raised yet,
nor has she been located, 5,sgs
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Chrlstinn Chnrrh Rexi.nl.

The revival at the Central Christian
church continues with great interest. MIR.
Martin holds audiences we'll, notwitlstand-
ing The unusual attractions in tde city.
4 number we've baptized last night. sub.
iect tonight The Irgrnftcd Word. rsun-
day al II am. The Day of Small Things
Al ) r. M, lecture women only At ia,
p m, "Seiance and the Rihlnm
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Died at RrnnL.Iir.

News WIS received in. this city yesterday
o. the death OF Fannie youngest daughter
Of MI. G. W Norris. who died at &. 80
o'clock az Brookshire. from malarial fever.
after an Illness OF several weeks. within
the past twenty years the family hay. ,o.t
Ionr bright and pretty girls, at Intervals or
anou, hve years The entire community
ents. par-
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Lace wells are wonderful IN tns " ,
are woven. Very large double pe
made with big chenille dots .s n N
fourth corner. Others have 2 W. \. n
tai tracery done in such way !. isa]
the face. All the rest is ooIw IN
small mesh and dots. Way s.ass
is designed to &C around the i'g IL
hat, fastened at its back. anu n,s
around in front and tied IKE IN
cravat bow. 1t is three yards ~ ~
ends are stonetimes ruflIso,; = n >
and light colored crcpon anu ". ~. n
used by some for wells, ano ~ W. 4
becoming. softening all inc
face. ---.>sss>
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NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
TroGrnmmc Of Living Advertise
nlCntA" Presented nj nrNnn HILL

mcnts" Presented at Rryan HILL,
\ novel entertainment was given last
night at Bryan hall rIdcr the auspices of
the Ladi.s Guild OF Trinity Mission. 1t
consisted Of a series Of representations Of
well known advertisements BY members of
the association. those shown being "rhars
NY Grunewald, ''Sozodont' Packers
Tar Soap,H Durham Tobacco 'nmpire
Flour Company" and The Houston
Pest, which wiis gracefully represented nv
Miss Franke Hite In addition 10 this n
programme of music and reritations md
Tie scarf dtill of the rriesiesses OF Apollo
as seen in ben Hur.' was PRESENTED Tho
entertainment was closed with A dana.
ana altogether most delightful time MAY
had by thos, present
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Mr.. crane win src.I

Arrangements have been mads BY the
Crane local executive committee to have
Mr., Crane return 70 Houston tonight week
and speak at Pythian Hall in the FINN
ward, During The day, Mr.. Crane wili
spsak a, enc OF tho county precincts. yes
to be selected, =