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pretty accessories" she said. as her an :
alsnee OF one laughed At she richness ana
soNaily OF tue silver lug and the friyo,l v
Oh me PINK bag She Killed the frat basin
Win not water, In which she squeezed 4
a,s sacne,. The shaved sap oatmeal
IN the sachet caused the wafer 10 con-, !
.nick and creamy. She ba.hei her fase
thoroughly with this. Then with a hal or
COTTON wool tsponge and flannel are tn
oooeo) she gently eoppcd her face wi i
coiu. Uttered water, Into which some
sw ,e smelsng aniiseptIc had been poured
or the fair.skianed wom.n this trent
nsnt is considered sufficient, hut II tie
s snn Is saiiow or easily frritated soosa-
ing lotion. containing sulphur. ether and
o,ner things Is poured into the cold water
ana daobed on the face With paint bru n
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THE DEATH ROLL.

HUTTON Georgetown, Tcxas. Decem-
her 30 Mrs. Bettie Ifupon died OF con
sumption at Florence few dlys ago. sht
foimsr iy lived In Cforguown ana was Y
1ster of Mrs. Frank Atkynson
HILI.lAn.-Entis, Texas, December a0.--
Lsster Hiliar, the OILY son OF Nh. p. K
Hili!ar. died yesterday afternoon after q
short ans Painful ifinest Mr., Hillar has
Within the past few m0nths lost lls VITA
ana ihree daughter IN the Same unek-
pectod manner In which his son has lust
departed He has the sympathy OF the o..
tire community.
FRWiN--7'ehtiacana. Texas, December
s0--The people OF Tehuacans- we're quite
shocked yesterday morning when II was
learned that Mrs.. Erwin had been found
dead in ttd. Hsr husband WAS sleeping 10
tho samt be-. but WAS not conscious Of the
transition until their son camo In Ia
awaken them for Breakfast. Mrs Erwin
was 60 years cd. but retired feeling quite
well. Doctors were summoned and stated
that heart failure was the cause OF death
The funeral viii be held at The family
residence today.
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HYMENfAL.

BAREFOOT AMMONs- Snyder. Texas
December 2s,---Married on "Wednesday
January 81. fifteen miles southeast from
snyder. Mr.. Sam Barfoot ard Miss Amllins
Animons. Elder ". II Harris otflciating
TTLLER- EOAN--Fort Worth, Texas. D..
csnber 20. Ben ]. Tilier Of the Lave Stock
National bank. this city and Mlss Egan Of
Dallas we're married IN the latter city yes'
terday. Mr. and Mrs TilIer VIII make
Fort Worth their home.
RUSSELL yANS Liberty Hill. Texas:
December rs. Married At he residence q
tie brides parents. Mr.. q. T: Hussal ana
Mia Nora vann. :,ev. Sam G, vuuxnsn
officiating The happy couple let On see
evening train for San Antenie ana e'nss
points OF interest In Texas
sTERNE- q ARNicn--P Port I:eyacA, Isxss,
december 20 AT q rsssisnee o. A.
BRIDES parents; ~ this PIX. nsv q. q
9. sttrSc. i prominent ,eunE bus nee Z. n.an
al Port I4avaca was married 70 NJ Ejn.a,
Garner. Il VAS strictip private Neaeios !
thsre being present emily lhs in.eelnte !
nsmbsrs q the family ~ eet's ~
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quiet and rctireS part OF the home grounds.
furnished and adapted 10 the peculiar needs
of chroilc, acute and surgical casas, AID
n small cottage for the surgeon near by
This can be done at y very small cost,
II II Is proposed to enlarge the capacity
OF the home sufficiently 10 meet the de-
manGl upoa il. To construct brick co tages
for these sixty four men would cost APP
proxlmately $4,000. | believe that $500
would build such a hospital as the institu-
ton need.
| would also recommend that m appro-
pnation of drugs, of not less than Si2p9
be asked for. this being about the amount
actually shown by past experience 10 he
-ecessary.
Estimate for the Confederate home, for
the two years commencing the LIST of
March, 1899:
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A Governing for the book.

The New York souvenir book needs a
covering. for in the delicate shaded Of N !.
up to-dafe book bindery there Is every
opportunity for finger prints to show.
The cheapest cover Is the vassar collere
cover made from very heavy brown Man IL
paper. The book is carefully coz i-ed wi h
the manila. which is cut to fit.t]o n.ity
that there is no danger OF It's sl.pp.nx of.
When complete the manila Is splashea
with water color paints. red. white and
OF the book is divided into three trlangles
each triangle of which is scattered With
dots Of the PAINT. The result is startling
design which is very artistic and at first
Sight very deceptive. II few stsrs OF
gold paint are put on here ana tiore the
result viii be even better.
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Game Next Monday Promises to Be avery
Gssd One.
IVES WANTS A GAME WITH scHAtffR,
wizard Balks at the smnIiness 81
the Purse-John l.. Talks OF
George Dixon.

Galveston. Texas, December s0.--The foot
ball game between the Houston Tigers and
the Battery g team OF tho heavy artillery
which is stationed at Galveston. which will
take place at Beach park on Monday after
noon at . O'Clock. promises to be close and
exciting. and will be very much more In
tercsting same than was played here Thanks
giving Day. AS both teams have very fast
backs tho plays win probably be around the
ends. with less bucknE, which is more cx-
citing for the spectators and makes a pref
tier game than the continual line bucking
plays which were used in the last game be-
tween Galveston and Houston. Three o'clock
has been set for the game to take place so
as to give those intending to make calls a
chance to see the game and have ample time
after the game 10 make the rounds calling
The following is tho lineup of the teams.
respectively.
GALVESTON tbattery CT: Smith. w. c., cen
ter: Ccrbett. left guard: Oker. right guard.
pennison left tackle; Rcchert, right tackle;
Coll left end; Edwards. right end; Thayer.
right half back; Smith. full back.
Houston Tigers Duerer. center. Sine. left
guard Sam. light guard. Webb. lett tackle:
Bryan, right tackle: Franklin. left end: De
I.esdtrpier, right end, Shaw. quarter back:
Nicholson. left half back: waties, right hnlf
back; Brown. full back.
School OF Technology. Webb OF the University
81 Illinois. Shaw of Princeton, franklin of
the University of Texas. Waties of Sewanse.
Nicholson of the University OF Louisiana.
Houston boys who are SD hiding their vaca-
tons at home, Houston IS able to put out
for this game one OF the strongest teams she
has ever had
Among the old players of football oil the
battery team. which goes to make n strong
team, are Beckley OF West Point, Cel OF Lee
high University, Edwards OF year before last
banf fhp mi
of Texas,-.and Reichert and Wade. who played
with the battery team against the Southern
Athletic team of New Orleans. Edwards mas
record of 100 Yards In ten seconds. and has
quite record as a Splinter.
The Houston team Will arrive at 9;S5 via
the Santa Fe. and will be doiniciled at the
fremont The main grand stand has been
reserved for ladies, but there will be no
extra charge for the grand stand. neither will
there be any extra charge for vehicles.
Wallace Ralston will probably offciate as
referee Tor Galveston. but at present the
umpire for Houston is not known. This will
be the last game OF the season,
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\
O'C"nnor u Riding IN tsrens succrss.
o'Conncr Father PHI Days midget jockey,
has RAPIDLY grown irto favor with New Or
tsns raccgocrs, until now he has srtate'
following than even Tommy Burns Tho little
fellow has earned tho estccm In which hs is
held by his good work in the saddle. Though
only about Is years OF age ana exceptionally
srial for his years. the ii,tle fellow when on
horse IN race. appears To have a mans
head on his shoulders. II does not matter
nav nav large tho ncid or what other boys are
III tLat particular he Is Il wunder
Jutiny McCaferty says he "a the best by
ior iiis weight ana years thai. no ever s,w
s 81 horse, Tho talk about his out
npisbins Burns. however. is sheer nonsense.
Any time that Burns and his younger sno
smaller rival for rioing honurs hc,,n IA. IN tae
stretch on taes horses. the owner who has
ms checks t'ssr IN the Western CRACK
mount VIII kes the noncy--providcd, OF
course. that Tommy had plenty OF ricep the
n,pht before o'Connor Is better all round
BOY than Burns, simply becauec OF tho fact
that his habits ar, hitter, II Burns hsd al
Ways had man as strict aud severe in his
discipline as Father Bill Daily over him. hs
HIS craft. 80 -
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Make Toothron,e Hot Tamnles.
a,kv hot tamnies, scald a auart or

nake ToothsOn,e Hot Tamnles.
make hot tamnies. scald a quart OF
southern white cornmeal. Do not
IN soft, but moist Have ready your
kusks and several husks torn into
IKE ribbons. Have cooked thor
h and chopped fine q chicken; aid to
Spanish pepper, chopped fine, ana a
s6le seasoning OF salt. Take the
Ieal In your hard sort OF pit IL
put into tbs corn husk suff.c. emit to
I'd roll six inches long down the cen.
|sPut In a couple OF tablespoonluls of
led chicken, then roll the hlsks and
IrNnineal over: tie them with the nar-
farlps which you have prepared. Put
ZONES taken from the chicken In the
ID OF kettle: add sliced onion,
Rof four cloves, two bay leaves. a tea
Esful OF pepper; cover with cold water
|trang to boil. Now put your tamale.
|syer the top; the bones will act as a
PSi rack, Keeping them from being coy.
1by the water; cook continuously for
|a three hours. and they will be ready
erye. The rolls are cut into halves.
them neatly, SO that the ends will be
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THE FEMININE OBSERVER.

January sales now In order.
Do YOU intend to watch the old year out
and the New Year In?
Cough medicines and collie mixtures are
rivals in the drug store.
The doctor and the dentist are particu-
larly in demand just now.
Halt loaf is better 'tsan no bread. but
half the truth is worse than good big
lie.
The balance OF the winter can not be
too severe for the woman who receive 1
furs as her gift.
A man can't carry on reasonable ar
gument with woman because a rea on
able man never tries to argue with wo-
man.
The woman who gives something for her
complexion gets better results generally
than the woman who takes something
for it.
Why is It, when girl sneezes hard, she
says "Oh!" IN such frightened way aud
puts her hand around between her shou.-
der blades?
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only Hone.t Rcpentnnts Receivea.

Palestine Advocate.
Nov that the populisi party is 30 nsas
dead as 10 amount 10 absolutely nothing.
It's late badly misguided members will seek
membership in some other political organ
ization. Some Of ibtm we would be glad
10 have come with us. while some OF them
We 10 no, want and would not have a. any
price. Thoss members yho are honest. who
have slmqly proven themselves more fool
ish than wise @e.wlll welcome INTO tns
a.noeratIc party. Brt the Cyclone Davises
Jerome Kearbys. Baraeif Giobses. Milton
Parks. Cssd Cabbage Hazardous. Salt River
Whltlsys we do no, want aud Will want
them never The further taey stay Away
from the democratic party tEa cltansr Will
he lts skirts and the more ther abuse ~
the stronger 1t VIII be-.
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groom left al once for a visit to Houston,
Galveston and other cities.

| GALVESTON ana other cities'
KIRKPATRICK I.IPScoMB. = Ennis,
Texas. December 20. Key, H. T. Phiieps.
| r,stor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
| church hero. WIS cal1ef 20 Telico yesterday
| 10 olirate at tho marriage OF MI. A. a..
| KiIkpatrsk and MS lila Lipscorb. both
! popular young people OF that victaity. Tho
| gadding took place in the church AMI was
quite q nice Affaar.
DONALDSON LOVING. - Grcensiilc.
Texas. December 90.-At the residence OF
ne brides parents In this city "Wednesday
evening, Mr.. r.. r. Donaldson and Mis-
Wdllle Loving weie united In marriage.
Elder y. l.. Young officiating. Quite .
number Of relat yes and friends were pres
ent. and lster pariock OF tht wedding sup.
per. which was pronounced supGb.
FINLEY LTGG III oIgiaes, Texas, De.
cember rs. Married. at Ednn church, NJ.
". II. Finley and Miss Ida Legg Aftcr ,
sermon by Rev. 8. r. Bancom, Dsccmbes
rs. at night. The happy couple wero ms1.
Mcknight acted rs bevt men and Aiesns
Dora Leg aud Maud TindalI s5 brldas-
J maids Tho couple have q host Of wei
wish4rs aud frienda, 8
TIbE3S- SEvERN--Bsyds. TexAs. pgcems
Der 2s,---The nunlia1h of Mr, G. r. Hue4
popular young fnAA Of thh paerA A.
Miss Minnie Ssvern. the pretty ana $685.
pIishcd dau9ntcI 81 mt. ast ~ 49,
severn OF AllendAie. Travis counts. veee
, roltmnized at tae Christian church q
Sunday evening ct 7i3o, pecsmber -, H.
H.v i. 4 Wi1lInns0n binding the s'siikpD
osrds" iunpreniyeiy. Tho brids -
rowq,ed exqusSitely In white silk -
tiimmines II rich lace, bridal veil -
vreaff, 81 orange blosecms. and ~ 9!1ee 80
wore an elegant SUI Of negulation 49, !:
me bridesmaids. Misses Bale Satin. ~
lie Blies Nelhe severn and Day
we're rharmiugly attlrsd - y. !!.3
Messrs. john Howe. Frank HiStnA
severn aud Him Adsms; ilebet
P,,ksft and ). Canno1 m 9c9l M
tsstefuily decerSted. Psoe
dnsws ptffemsd ~ ve14l29
the entrance q ~ bf!1ej No. g w.
The church ~ croseoee ~ & ~ a: ~
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Six furongs--Iligh links. s2; McAlnert,
Tintler, Doustcrswivel, 81; w, c. T., Eva
Rice, Tom Kingsley Baratarla, Keeper, ~:
Tallahassee Lady Juliet, 10i; John Baker,
Walkenshaw l07; liandsel, 10; What Next.
lio
nette. Mrs jimmy, a2 caslin, SO; CoSroinb,
q Sir Blaze 81: Ben; ! Winner Hanligbt.
Mr. johnson, ioi; Sir Florian. l05; Or. Par
ker. 10s.
Mill and sixteenth, sellnS-Chiquita H.,
81 Cynlc, So: Ma Petite, 81. MISS C.. S. Lula
FRI, Weenatchie, 81; Bequeatb 93, i.akeview
Paidre. Swordsman, %; lnnammstor, %;
Judge Steadmnn, Egbart. Traveller, Atuntut.
lockwood. 80.
New Year handicap. one mile-Bonadea, ~;
Walercrest 30; Mariti, l0t: Blucsway, ipe
Sailor King. Il9, Loiterer, l22
Mile and seventy yards ceiling Flop, Annie
TAYLOR. School Girl 80; HeInpden. ~. Jackn-
ntres Julia Hazel. 95; Official Friar .tohp.
~: Glenmoyne, Tonic Can See EN-. %. MI.
Scribe. 101.
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Jafl1esBute
HOUSTON.
ON EVERY noTrLE

ON EVERY BOTTLE
OF sShiohn Consumption Cure is this suafan-
tee: IAN We AK of You Is to use two-thirds
OF the contents Of this bottle faithfully then
II yon can cay yoIi are not benefited rctur1
the bottle 10 your Druggist and he mny re-
fund the price paid" Price % conts. 50 cents
80 now Is YoUR WIFE.
Has she lost her beauty7 II go Constipst-
tion. Indigestion. Sick Headache are the pria-
cipal caiises kgrI's Glover Root Tea has
cured theao Ills for half n century. Price y
cents and 70 cents Money refunded u re-
suits AFRO not satisfactory A. ". kIESLlNtA
Druggist. BOZ Maia street Houston
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! s ( 81 IL LADIES.

a iucsnese house shoe is thu mos.
IS that has yet been seen among
designs. Its distinguishing fea-
~ heel. which is fully three inches
~ az broad again as tie French
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san Antonio. Texas. December so.rrAn
unknown white man asleep on the ssu;h-
crn Pacific track was run over and killed
~ o'clock this morning at the corner
Of Walnut and Starr streets His hes4
was severed from the body.
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Two. wand. to Piay.

Frank Ives has ISSUED another den 10 Jane
s,haefer. Through Sam silverman Of New
York. the Napoleon challenges sehaefer Tor
a championship battle with the cue. ives
vents TO play six nights at Syracuse, n. ~.
>, three styles OF Billiards, ana shserman
"a s puise OF $1,000 to the winner. ~ nls
ans scr the "wisard' conceoeo tne ns"'ns =
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the city for the match. and said that SYRACUSE
wovld suit him rs well Is any other pace
- iour as Ives would not play IN Chtcsec In
lasting ave nights. ct three styles cf billiards,
me winner OF the odd game to be declared ~
champion. Jake baked on the purse. however,
rs ~ docs not think 5000 big enough. Tic Will
park himself, and would prefer II Ives would
mako fair side bet
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Boxinr In Ch,cnro.

Chicago, December So.--John Rock Of Chi
ergo gained decision over .Australlau'
Jimmy Ryan of Louisville tonight In u six
round so IN the Seventh regiment arinory.
George kerwin and Charles Burns fought
six rounds to draw
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Miss Talley OF Corscana is visiting Mrs.
J. Fl. Metteehelmer.
Mrs. j. a. Baker will entertain few
of Ter friends after her reception on Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reilly Gordon of San
Antonio who came over TO atteni the So
ciety ball seturnei home last night.
Mr.. Robert Gorce OF Waco and Mr. Fred
W Shelley of Austin who were amorg the
out OF town visitors TO the society ball,
returned to their respective homes yes
terday morning.
Misa Nancy Davidson of Galveston will
be with Miss Belle Dickson ulti, Monday
morning when. accompanied by her hos-
tess, she will return to her Island City
home. Both Miss Davidson and Miss Dick
son Will receive with Miss Josie Geesham
on Monday.
Mrs, Robert Brewster. Mrs. Jennie >.
Hart ard Mrs. ID. N Gray, who will keep
open house al the home OF the former on
Monday afternoon havo changed their
hours for receiving from to 70 to s.
Mrs. Fl. b. Rice will assist the ladie,
whose rames have already been published
In receiving.
Mss josie Gresham, who has been with
Mrs, r. w. Knox for a day or two past,
left yesterday for her home in Galveston
She Will receive cni Monday afterroon ard
win give german Monday night which
will bs attended by party Of Houston
lars Mr.. George Kidd Of this city VIII
lead one of the cot.'lons.
The only formal social cve-ts scheduled
for rext week. as announced SO far, are
the New Years receptions ~ Mon1ay al
terncon and tie german 10 be given al
the reridence Of Mr. ard Mrs. q. A. Mis-
trot Monday night The several attractions
nj the opera house Will no dub. be well
Altered by the society people o. the city
The party OF Galvestonians who came VI
THURSDAY to attend tho society ball re-
turned home yesterssy afternoon on this
4:4s Galveston. Hous;on and Henderson
traln N. the special car proyid91 Tor them
bv Mr.. w. r. Mcclure. Quite number
OF Houston people went to the depot 4
re them of The thanks OF the party arc
dua 10 Mr. Mcclure and Mr.. Q. Eerper
Brown for their many kindnesses.
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The Dernhnr.lt siipper.

a slipper that bids fair to be very pcpu-
lar this winter, and one that is eo,ls "
comfortable for dance wear, is the BERN
hardt. Tho front IS made Of satin L,
match the gown, stitched with gold ard
silver threads, and interspersed with mock
gems. The back and sides are of pale
ecru felt embroidered In silk the color o
the satin, or the most conspicuous stone In
the collection Of mock gems.
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THE RACES.
Rnccs and New Orlenn..

New, Orleans. December 3o-Track fast.
StNen furlongs. selling--Coyington. ky'
Rnshhelds Banroa. Time 800
SA and half furlongs Danish. Governor
Boyd. Kilarma. Time .23l2.
Mile and n furlong ing--Muskadine, Tfae
Light. Tranby. Time l:53A.
Six and n half furlongs. handlcap-Viliage
Bride Debride, Dave S. Time 1:2l.
Six furlongs-Terramie, Her Own. Minnie
Weldon Time 1:1iL.
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for auul'loHil il'ihb iOolhs' 'nl'ils'-
mart of tho hospital and dining
rooms ana fer furniture, 10 BIZ
us,ed when needed ...a.,.s..... $13 900
For painting and repairing buildings 1000
For carriage for the uao OF inmates $50
For fencing grounds .......a..... 800
For grading rosfwaya and improve
mem OF grounds ....,...,....,,. 100
For laundry machinery and appli-
ahce' ....., ..',.s.,' ...,.- 49, 80
------
Total .ss7. 1875
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me Japanese house slipper is de-
~ ID embossed velvet and turns
n upward at the toes. The tongus
n and curved and reaches nearly to
ESnkle. 1t Is made OF plain or fancy
- leather.
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD,
e&@@@@@@

10 idsa of the president of the z 2
giving reception on the day follow
be annuaf society ball was originated
tascn or two ago and Immediately fell
hvor among the society people of the
who Improve tho opportunity to gather
hds manner to talk over the events of
Preceding night and to nehew acquaint
y made with visitors from abroad. The
" given yesterday between the hours
u and by President N. S. Meldrum
no club and ms. Meldrum at IN cir
r. on the corner of Fann4n street and
n Ayenue, was a very enjoyable one. and
ra Just the proper sort OF an ending
ne festivities of Thursday night. The
Hson was, to a certain extent. Informal
was perhaps alt the more enjoyabie
hat account. The house was prettlly
psated for the occasion with palms.
llcc vine, chrysanthemums, nyacinths
other flowers arranged in an artistic
sner In the various rooms,
re Meldrum was assisted in her gra-
~ ttnces us hostess by Mrs. S. N.
ef Mrs W. II. Klikland Mrs. r. b.
sEk Mrs. w. e. Fitzgerald, Mrs. F..
Ewing Mrs. John Shearn. Mrs. e. Is.
AEersf HISS tJAlic eN.C JOuSo, NhioS 10
s,Slss Watson, Miss Henke. Miss Stella
Hs md Miss Kennard. The party spared
mins In providing for the enjoyment
we guests. who We're. Mr.. and Mrs.
ea.y Henke. Mrs. George w. Stieff. Mr..
Ls, W. 3. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Star
y: Spencer OF Galveston, Mrs. r. +.
=; W. Mrs. @. w. Hail, Mrs. Jos. +.
kllfteli Of Galveston. Mrs. G. A. Mlstrot.
y. X. Mc1lhenny, Mrs r. II. Key
~ Mrs. q. Is. Stone OF CALVES on. Mr.
Mn. ] Reilly Gordon of San Antonio.
and Mrs. W. II. Fitzgerald, Mrs. X.
syWood Mr.. and Mrs. 4 NJ. Dorrance,
I Epson. Mrs. j. NJ. Bur. oughs, Mrs.
no Key, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Herring.
- Mrs. NJ. e. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller. Miss Grlbble. Miss Neblett.
hey, Miss Knapp, Miss Ella Ssaly CT
scn. Miss Gibbons, Miss Ayres. Miss
Norris. Miss Mary Louise Rice OF
{stM, Miss Mensing of Dali
w. Mies Effie Mae Jones. Miss
nr Ut New Orleans. Miss
w. Miss Noble Of Galveston, Miss
h, Miss Usher, MSS John, Miss
sSm Of Galveston, Miss Davidson Of
Tun. Miss Lenor johnson od Austin,
pills Of Columbia. Mo-. Mlss Seily
Paine of Galveston, Miss Carg II.
fc$ Ina Cleveland. Miss Bolts, Miss
ES Miss Cushman. Miss Carr, Mas
Miss Lucy Morris. Ms Archer
~ Ian Len. Miss McKeever. Miss
fTTdss Schmidt, Miss Marie Lucille
fSrI galveston. Miss Alberta Van AL
EE Falveston, Miss Kirkland. Miss
SEssn Miss Root. Miss FRANKIE Hite,
r., I've Ochiitree OF Orange, Mr.. Alb
TFG w. Mr.. Austin c.. Rogers, Mr..
~ 4, kiln, Mr.. 7. B. Williams, DR..
~ Mr.. H. Hardie Robinson,
~ z Heltmann. Mr. Joe II. Eagle.
I Bell. Mr.. r. w. shelley Of
az. N. Mitchell. Mr.. j. M.
,sNra yam T. McIlhenny, Mr. John
Sl;s-s.. Mr.. G. F.. Hlldebrand Of
3srAshs A. u. Everetts. Mr.. ] VI.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-31
Events Mt Onkland.

San Francisco. December 30.-Weather
clear. track fast.
Futurity course. selling-0pponent Cavallo.
Prince Tyrant Time l:l0la.
Futurity course. selling-Aluninum, Card
we'll. The Last Time 1:l2l7
Five furlongs-Elstro. Rey Hooker. Mag
dalen. Time 1913.
Mile-First Call San yendo Frobman. Time
six Six furiongs -zamar II. Hugh Penny. Kam-
sin. Time l:lS%.
Selling. seven furlongs- HohenIohe Cap
tive. Cyril. Time l:21%.