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Pennsylvania

K0lIIISytV@lIl0
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF west TwExTITainn sInrrr AND
rrhs isssins 1 line Uo rom beaSros;ss and
G0IiaIdt streets Is Ave minutes Later than
station, sscs SS %se ,sr othsfWss noted
7;SS a. N. TAsr MAII.- Limited TO two BUFFET Gs
ear. SSoa xS5f NJ eds.. e.
EAS giM fRf su%sn
sanCn S Ts ss iPS
iGlasaePGN sT EoHs
For Louisville tvia cincinnatD. Indianapolis.
s:ss = n. @ NWEsfERv ExpREss,-For Chicago
7sS Iei'dS '1 ssSSptfa%EasfRaN ExpnEssror
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Nashville via ClncinnatD.
ITsnsP2lff Il LONE pburs and
RsS. Fer 70.
e;s5 NJ p;.brgsse. and G Cor streets 80
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona East Liberty,
p.ttsbu5g And points West, daily except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7bb. 1926, 925. 1871 Desbrc street 1910 Cort
landt street 1913. Dining Carr. 1898 Dining Carr
isnai street. A.55a 50 gsa5 ss Linn.
al Parlo;an Dining Cara. 4;25 Dining Car, 400
ssi Was. ia.s si' Dining c.fy sG i35s 1855
E:!t "uongre.s onal Lin" all Parlor and Dining
~" 80 LOinniR Sar) 500 NDihink Oa)' 900
s6UlaEks RAiiGIS&AY.-E1pro.s, 1856, 425 p. NJ.
sohtoGHRiy HN6 '$sEs1ERy FA.1wAy:-For Mem,
AftlNTic COAST fiNE~EIpre.s. Sis5 A NJ and
os lis F 4 ds HiAD OHIO RA1wAY-..6o P. NJ.
FOR DID POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7;Ss
AfIhST TSse 81 and dai ,sro.e.
Street 2:io P; NJ. Cortlandt street 2;l6 P. M
seneer Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-i2:55P p. NJ. week days.
For points on New York aud Long Branch Railroad
1910 2;2S. s:25. 4:Io $40. oi5S P, II. sundays.
p:2h A. 4:55 p. NJ. from Desbros ., street, 300
4 NJ. i2:2o. 1880. $40. 4;zo. 5;lo. 700 p Sun.
days. t;t6 A. NJ. 5:16 p. M. from Cnrtlandt
T;ooP II. Sundays. 0:45 A. M. o:16 P. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eio (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets Ce:2o 7:25.
T56, e;2b s:h5. n:25 tv:6h Penns. Limitedl. 1o: 0
tDesbrosses street 1910. Cortlandt street 10: -
Dining Car, lo:56 Dining Carr. 80 A. NJ. II 90.
2:5b. 1855. t:25. 4:25 Dining Carr, t:b5 ID ming
Carr 5;55 Dining Car, TOO s:5b p. NJ 1910 night.
Sundays, n:1O, 500. s;b5, p;25. p:5b tLimited),
s6b. Io;H5 Dining Carr: AN, 1868. l;55 Dining
night
2nl Broadway; Aston House: West Twenty third
Street Station; and stations foot of Debrosses aud
Cortlandt Streets Court street $50 Fulton street.
hS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from no q aud residenc throuR to destna lion.
Telephone "pt4 ghteenth Street. for Pennsylva.
MIA Railroad Cab "ervce.
]. u. HUTCHINSON. j. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
5000.
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Selrr 3cara.
Aailroads.
LENlCH VALLEY.

Stations foot of West 2srd CortAndt and DesbroSses
StreetS (rehnA. X X FerTieS)
DesbroSses Streets Daily except 8 NAV. Sunday
only Dr. r!ran. daily. ! ,ndGy ieavess4S. 0 Sun
ti8.3J, 200 a. 81, Local for EAsToN.
FALs' a eivs s. and prHc,|. local Hrni' f"rIc
and p,oiR{ Cs G Sss% y I a. p,nnowo
gxba "EYE1s D SS ~. ct tra lie Sori' IN.
nsS, NJ ns Win ny r"SS S-or to - and ciue-.O.
DiuinH lar service AA cate
!@.ss rN tIRSSvTT1sA d& Is HkA41Ss5Ss.;
t'J'i D 4'Os ~ NJ sWd ,u-i FlsIs HoI"Ss
4:C.iS S.{8 P. 81 SSi Esprefs Tor EAs19N,
'S.JS x0.0S T. ". For liuHao ard points est
T!gFk 81, Cd' 70 F I4Gso =, sad TNsp'%' and
Tok%S*H So.. hmts' GIs. rss'en, eT +, sT RTE
DU3FM.D md Y -, Sic r'nv Cart ,cge%
SOUTH PI. t'NFIkLD and pouED rRnIR locals
daily exceHt SUNDAY 'lhE, ln5o A. N. '22S ~, '4lo
Ar sH AMI 6S Il. NJ
~ - and 1884 rroOdway Union square wssr, ~ =
COuT 5ua Ave-. Y, Y @i FULTON s., Court S'.' W
Br2HdWay AND Br91klyn Annex slation, brooklyn
Hrm hotel or residence through TO destination.
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The Auxiliary Cruiser Prairie to Take Elk
hibits to the Paris Exposition.

wAsHINGTcN Sept. 29.-The auxiliary cruiser
Prairie. which has been in service during tho
past summer as a training ship for naval mill
tian organizations along the Atlantic coast
was to-day assigned to the duty Of carrying
the United States Government exhibits at the
Paris EXposltlon from this country TO France.
The Prairie will be fitted up Tor this work as
soon as POSSIBLE. Hor present commendsr.
.will take the exhibits on board ut New York.
The auxiliary cruiser Resolute was assigned
phia To Porto Rico. The llesolute lett Ports
mouth. \. H., to day for League Island. Pa
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
HeW York and Boston All Rail.

n. Y. n. II. 4 II. R. II. and connections.
From Grand q ntrHi St4ton.
Leave. by Of Due.
e:O4 An, Springfield an Worcester, .; 40 p VI.
1890 4. NJ: THEW London and Proyiienje, 600 Pm.
klO;02 NJ, SSew London ami PROVIDENCE. 80 T. NJ.
1900 NJ, Springfield AN | Worcester, $40 PM.
100 p 81, Air Line via WillnIautC. G;CO PM.
l:o2P IN, New London and P!oyid ance. 80 P.M.
300 P,MTS5w 10 'dl and Pro idence 400 p NJ.
1900 PM, Spring d, Id and ,r2t Ter, 1000 IN.
Ii:OOP NJ
stl:'D ?. NJ. .Srrng"el arl Worcester. $40 A. NJ
G25 A. IL
FRuns daily, inClu ling Sunday.
ttBay state Limited, all parlor cars; fare 81. in
cludinV pArlor car seaf,
Return EPrTire siuIg hour and by same route
eWUl stou at I21th st.
Through parlor AID sleeping cars by each train.
&. +. HEMpsrEAp, Gen. PAsa Agent.
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For Old Point Comfort Norfolk, Portsme
Pinner'H = int, Newport News and Richmond
connecting tor Petersburg Mchmond, WI
Beach. Washington. d. O.. and entire SoutI
Nest.
Freight and passenger s.eRaera sail from ~
North River. foot of Beech st.. Ssary pe.k. iav
EIcep. SATURDAY.. at 3 P, Al. and bs,uriay al
II b. wALEER, TTAnitNGsI
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MAINE STEANISR

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAf
Connecting with all railroad ana ~aszeer a line
TO all NJ miner resorts. Steamships 'ho.g6lo Hal
new and "Mtnhat;Rn' leave Pier No. 80, r. IL
foot OF Market st. every Tuesday. Thursday al
Saturday at p. NJ, Steamers lifted with eyw
modern improvement for the comfort and conyg
encr Of "a Asngers. Ticket Offices No. 200 Brsn
way, corner ut Reade st.. aud General once No
South ST.. opposite tho pier.
HoRATIo HALL. O. T. NJ, 222 soutt
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Real Gstate-C)ut Of the Citp.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

CMALL AMOUNT OF CASH. and balance monthly.
- will purchase handsome residence tup to date.
10 roomsl lot 37hxl co. in strictly residential sec
ton, adjoining direct cars to New York. 81, 700 up.
Apply ERNEST NAGEL. 74b Broad, Newark. M.
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The Columbia
Boston and New England Points.

VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LISE-For Fall River. Boston
and New England points. Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on each. Leave Pier 10. n. X.
N. Steamer from New York. sundays only. touches
at Newport On other days OF the week Providencs
PROVIDENCE LINk-For Newport, Proyi'
dence. Boston, North and East. steamers Rhode
ls N. r.. foot OF Murray st week days only, at BOO
P. NJ. touching at Newport. II. !. Mon Az mornints
excepted. On Monday mornings Fau River Line
steamers touch at Newport. a.
Steamer Rhode Island will make special trip to
Providence direct Sunday, Oct. LIST.
STONINGrON LINE-For stonington. Boston
and all points East. Steamers Maine and New
Hampshire Leave Pier g. N H.. foot OF Spring st..
week days only, at 900 p. NJ. .
NORWICH LINE-For New London. Norwich.
Worcester, Boston aud the East, Steamers Proyt-
dence and City OF Worcester Leave Pier 70. y. y.
foot of Spring ST.. week days only, at b:8o Z ~.
Sunday Oct. lat.
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Albany Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Pier 49, N r., foot Canal st., ut p. NJ. daily
tsundays excepted) connecting with express trains
for all points North East and West.
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CENTRAL-HUDSON IOATS.

NEwBURG LINE; Pier "a, N. r.. daily p. M.
Saturdays 3 p. NJ; Sundays, y A. NJ; Saturdays.
West l2pth ST., 1925 p. NJ: Sundays, q:2b A. M
PO'KEEPsIE LINEi Pier %. N. r.. u p. II.
daily, except Sundays.
satur lays and Sundays. 4 P. M: West l2vth st.
4:2O p. NJ: Saturdays p. NJ; West 12sth st.. l;2o
i. NJ, landing at West Point, NewburR. New Ham,
burg Marlboro. Milton. Po keepse and Esopus. con:
Meeting at Kingston with U. aud ID. X. X. for all
points IN the Catshls.
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as a source Of revenue the Labor Council,
under whose auspices the lecture will be
given, has decided to charge an admission
OF % cents to the lower portion OF the
house. with admission to the balcony and
gallery free
For twenty-five years Eugene V. Debs
has been worker and leader In the labor
movement. brought omlnently' into
prominence by his leadership of the great
Chicago strike against Pullman. After
that strike Mr. Dehs was repeatedly offered
$40. 900 for twenty days lecturing tour.
He declined then as other work demanded
his attention, but last fall he decided o
henceforth devote his time TO the eXposi-
tior OF labor philosophy and a defense Of
labor principles from the lecture platform.
He has. too, the double purpose OF dis
charging a debt OF money borrowed to test
the constitutional rights Of labor in the
struggle above referred TO. Mr.. Debs has
lust finished a triumphal tour in Michi-
gan, where tens Of thousands OF all classes
Of citizens listened to his wonderful eio-
QiIpncp
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Personal MENTION.


Eir. J. G, Duffleld was in Houston yester-
day from Waco
Mr.. c. G, Chatham was an arrival from
Marlin Yesterday
Nj w. r. Carter was in the city yestor.
day from Camden.
Mr.. Ed Eechlitz was an arrival at the
Bristol yesterday,
Mir. c. h. Moore and wife OF Cuero were
in the city yesterday.
Mr. r. NJ. Brown Of Wharton was In
Houston last night
MIR + w Prise OF Kansas City was
in the city Yesterday
Ex-Governor Il. r. Hubbard is IN the
city stopping az the Lawlor
Mr. A. II. Pierce Of Pierce station was
a visitor to Houston yesterday.
Mr. c. Arthur Williams is confined to his
bed with an attack Of peurisy
Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ. Morton Of Waco
was registered AT the Bristol yesterday.
Mr. w. II, Latimer, a we'll known soap
| salesman from New York, was at the
Bristol Yesterday
Mr. w. II, Starr, a prominent saw mill
man of Conroe, was in Houston yesterday
a guest Of the Bristol.
W. A. MAR OF Halletsyille was a guest
AZ the Bristol yesterday. Mr.. MAR Is
editor of the Halletsyillo Herald.
| Messrs. J. H. Cunningham and II. II
/ Battcrton, commercial men from Clnchl-
natl We're guests of the Bristol yesterday
Mr. ]. c. Berney who is connected with
The Rradstreet Commercial agency at Fort
+ Worth was an arrival at the Bristol yes.
terday.
Mr. b. Wood Jewell OF Manchester, Iowa
| chairman board of finance OF Sovereign
camp, Woodmen OF the World is In In,
city making the office OF NJ A. Grant hi.
headquarters.
Mr. 7, c. Mcfarland 9nd wife Of Victoria
were visitors in Houston yesterday AMI
callers at The Posts editorial rooms Mr.
Mcfarland Ia editor OF the Victoria Daily
Times and member of the present leg.
islature.
Mr. George A. creagan and wife left OF
the International and Great Northern fas
mail yesterday for Chicago. where the,
viii reside in the future. Mr. CreagaI
has for some years been Manager OF IN,
branch Office OF Washburn & Moen in thil
city.
Hon. James F. Miller OF Gonzales anC
French Simpson OF Halletsvllle, member
OF the directory In charge OF the Masoni
Widows and Orphans home. are In Ia,
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CITY BitEVITIEs.

The Binz building is to be recovered
with a she'll roof
The Misses Reading club will have an
important meeting next Wednesday even
ing,
There is-an-undelivered telegram at the
Western Union telegraph Office for j. w
Harper,
Those having sold tickets for the Bikor
Cholim picnic are requested TO settle with
the secretary today at IA Preston avenue.
The ladies Of the Westminster Presby-
terrain church viii resume their Saturday
afternoon market at Crawfard'5 tea store
this afternoon.
Paul Berko has been brought back from
San Antonio to answer the charge of bur
glary aud theft committed In this city
some weeks ago.
There is decline in the matrimonial
market, no licenses 10 marry having been
issued from the county clerks office for
the past two days
w. j smith who IS sentenced to be
hanged at Orange in August, is now in
tho Harris county all for safe keeping.
pending his execution
The Ladies' Trebel Clef club are sending
out very neat invitations TO their coacert
to be given at Turner hall ON May %, com
planetary 10 their friends ana patrons
Walter Byron, the IS months old son Of
j. " King OF rs Colby place in the Sec
ond ward, died at I p m Thursday and
was buried at p m. yesterday in Hol.
lywood cemetery.
The Sunday school OF the Sacred Heart
church Will have its annual picnic at san
Jacinto park today, Trains will leave the
Grand Central depot at . a m aud p, m.
and returning, viii leave the park at 6 p
m.
Full services has been re-established on
the La Branch and Arkansas Pass street
car lines. This service was recently in
terrupted by tho replacing of track az the
corner Of Main street and Texas avenue.
The Kings Daughters met Thursday
night at the residence Of Mrs. Knight, on
Fannin street, and had delightful time.
Ice cream and pleasantrieS OF all kinds
were on hand and It is sure thing that
everybody enjoyed himself or herself ia
tho fullest extent
/ Eveagelst Dr. farrell will preach to.
night at the Second Baptist church on
THE objectionable Sin" The audience
was large last night and the sermon
strong. Or. farrell has few equals as
/ clear, logical. forceful speaker, The meet.
ings will continue next week.
1t was stated in the write-up Of tn,
initial trip given by the Houston. Oab
! Lawn and Magnolia Park road TO citizen.
of Houston Thursday that the party OF
its return stopped at Angerhoefer's anc
were served with refreshments It was
not at Angerhoefers but at Dumlers tina
the party was entertained.
The phaeton OF Mir. James X. p. Gil
lasple was run into and smashed up yes
terday on Fannn street, between Prairi
and Preston, by a heavy wagon Forum
ately no one was in the phaeton at TN
time The horse also ran narrow escap
OF being severely injured Mr. Giuaspi
was near by, but in his anxiety to saw,
his horse he failed to discover who II wa
that was driving the wagon that did tn,
! damage.
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and MIR. D. D. BRYAN were selected TO act
as Judges in awarding these prizes.
Among the eight prizes one VIII De
awarded to the finest looking baby not
over years old and one to the largest
family on the grounds
The dummy will leave at a. m. sharp
from the corner of San Jacinto and Com
merce streets. opposite Westhemer's llv-
cry stable, making stop at the corner OF
Hamilton and Commerce streets to receive
the children of the Hebrew Sunday school,
the teachers and officers of the Bikor Cho-
lin society
This picnic being purely for a charitable
purpose. the ARRANGEMENT committee will
require that no one will be admitted tc
the grounds without an admission ticket.
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HARMONY CLUB PICNIC AT DICKIN-
SON

On next Sunday. May 81, the joint picnic
between the Harmony clubs of Houston
and Galveston will be given at Dickinson,
on the Galveston Houston and Henderson
railroad Trains will leave Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas depot in the Fifth ward, at
920 a. M and 1:45 p. m. will leave Con-
gress street depot at $3.50 a. IN. and . p.
M: returning from Dickinson to Houston,
train will leave at p. m. Persons who
hold committee tickets can get same ex-
changed for railroad tickets at either the
Missouri, Eans%s and Texas depot or the
depot OF the Galveston. Houston and Hen.
derson railroad. at the foot of Congress
avenue. Round trip tickets: Adults, IS
cents; children, 80 cents.
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The NInin street PnNing.

The work OF paving Main street con-
tinues to slowly wend its way toward the
bayou. The work will not be completed
within the time stipulated in the contract,
but an extension OF time will likely be
granted and from present indications,
when the work is completed it will be an
entirely satisfactory lob The block be-
tween Mckinney and Walker has been
covered with what is known as the binder
and the concrete foundation has been fin
ished nearly to the intersection of Texas
aVenue.
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Joint Colored sunday school Picnic

Today at the Emancipation park the
following colored sunday schools will
have their annual picnic jointly, viz:
Trinity, Wesley chanel. Mount Vernon. ST..
James Sherman chapel, Brown chapel
Boynton Mallallen and Mount Cornth
The several schools represent member
ship of GOO pupils These are the leading
Sunday schools in the city of the Methodist
persuasion and the attendance including
visitors today will probably reach between
1000 and $500. Those at the head of these
schools are unalterably opposed to taking
the pupils out Of the public school dur
ing the week For this reason they united
in carrying out their picnic today.
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Arizona Town Hurt by Fire.

he Tribune from Ash Fork, Ariz., says
the business portion of the town of Jerome.
a city Of $500 inhabitants. was almost en-
tirely wiped out by fire today. The place
experienced similar fate last September
and has since been more substantially re-
built. There was only a nominal insurance
on a few buildings.
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Night worI, on Street RoiIwnv,

After the cars had stopped running last
night Roadmaster Mundes put on force
Of twenty-five men at the corner of Main
street and Congress avenue TO line up and
put the track in readiness for the concrete
foundation Tor the new paving. The work
could not he done during the day without
stopping the cars from making the Main
strspt holt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20
sHERIFFs, DEPARTMENT.

Escaped. John Brooks. small black me-
gro, feet 91s inches high, weight about
1875 pounds scar on right color bone. scar
on back OF right hand. wears a No. s
shoe; escaped from Ellis No. convict
camp. p. c. Smith. sergeant. a. r. An
derson. Sheriff
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20
Fosters Local Forecasts.

The storm waves will reach this meridian
and the other changes will occur at and
within 100 miles of Houston within TWEEN
ty-four hours of the dates given below:
May 20--Cool.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

Those delightfully."- enjoyable diversions
provided by the Houston Turnverein at
their lovely garden. known as tine summer
night concerts, will he resumed the coming
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

The box office is now open for the Debs
lecture, which will take place at the opera
house at 1880 p m. tomorrow More TO
regulate the personnel OF the audience than
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

summer aid the first of the series OF those
concerts will be given next Tuesday ev-
ening and thence each Tuesday evening
during the summer.
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$1,000 REWARD.

DR.. Brandon has deposited $1,000 in the
hands of Japhet e Co, the well known
Wholesale liquor dealers of this CITY,
which he is willing to forfeit to any one
who can prove that the Red Cross Com
pound can he surpassed as a cure for in
digestion and dyspepsia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20
HAVE YOU BOUGHT A SHARE?
PUT YOUR DOLLAR INTO HoUsroN's
FIRST PUBLIC SQUARE.
1t VIII he Unique Offering from
the People Of This Big
City.

Houston's first public square will be a
unique offering from the people OF the
city. 1t will be bought with dollar con-
tributions.
There may be other public squares here
In the course of time. but this will be tue
only one in which so many people pur
chased an equal share.
Thus far one thousand and ten people
have contributed TO the public square fund.
1t has taken nearly two weeks to secure
this amount. but then 1t is no easy mat
ter for ten or twelve ladies' to call upon
two or three thousand people. 1t takes
time for this work. and the ladies are
determined to devote all the time they
can spare TO it. There are still some
10000 or 10000 people in Houston who
have not been seen. and these they viii
visit as rapidly as possible.
reported the following list Of one dollar
contributions:
d. Daniels. ]. ]. Burton,
Al Zielinski, Frank Jones
Chris Malayanasos, +. G. Eidman.
Uvalde Burns, Fred kerster.
]. NJ. Lewis, w f. Hampstead.
H. NJ Ramsey, s. J. shcnDerger'
]. Hindman, ". F. HepWorth,
Frank Sterns. Miss A. NJ, Zwieb,
A. Levy j. Ii. MONTAGUE
John Roesler Max FlaXman.
Walter Marx, l., Kopf,
D. c. Booth, j. V. Tackaberry.
r. c. Stuart L. Ii2ee,
]. R. Monahan. Mrs H. NJ Ramsey.
Mrs. H I. shenberger Mrs J. NJ, Lewis,
Mrs. Levi Sam, 5. l.. sam,
Miss Sam.
Reported by Mrs. A. S. Hall and Mrs. j..
c. Hutcheson:
Mr.. A. J. Burke, Mr.. George Bring
Mrs. Geo a. Glib hurst Jr.,
hons. Mrs Thomas @. Dunn.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Graves, Mrs. w c. Oliver
Mrs. L. Quensell, Mrs, j. Emmlck,
Mrs. ]. II. Lang Mrs. Andeal Vann,
Mrs A. J. Bosou, w. A. Reichardt
J. V. Neuhaus, w. II. Kirkland.
Collected by Mrs. Ransom and Mrs.
Howe;
Dr.. Rembert Trez- Mrs j. F Browell
want, Mrs. C. w. sedg-
Mrs. G. A. Taft wick.
Mrs j. F. Riordan, Mrs. d. b. Cherry,
Mrs. Z. A. Adey, Mrs IL A. Taylor,
Mrs. ]. p Stone, Jr..
Mrs. C. l.. Goodman, Mrs, \. NJ. Aubrey.
Reported by Mrs. P. C. Walker and Mrs.
r. NJ. hnston:
J L. Taylor, Mrs. c. w Zeigler
Mrs. c e. Crary. d. Atteway.
Mrs. j. ]. Cutting, Mrs. A. II. Townsend,
Prof. G. Duvernoy. DR.. J ". Wilson,
Mrs, c. II. Hoencke, S. ]. Helton,
Mrs. W. r. Long.
Reported by Mrs. seabrook sydnor AND
Mrs. W. r. Robertson:
Mrs. Robert Z. Mrs T. W Mitchell,
Paine, Miss Ballinger,
Mrs r. B. Baer, Mrs. Margaret Hol-
Mrs. c. r. Cum land. NJ D.,
mings. Mrs II. D. Goldman,
Mrs. f. NJ Poland, c. c. Calvin
Total number dollar contrib
utors reported yesterday .,.'.. :
utionH reported yesterdny,.,.. o3
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81 Packard's Troy Laundry has the repu-
tation, and holds it with the best of work
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No mixed drinks such as cocktails. etc.
are perfect without Red Cross Compound
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

Red Cross Compound for nervousness
and weakness is renowned the world over.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

Those hard to please are pleased at 81
Packard's Troy Laundry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

The merchants free lunch served by
the Merchants Exchange, No. 216 Main,
between 1880 a. m and 1870 p m. can
not be eXcelled in giving full satisfaction.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

For a night cap or an eye opener, Red
Cross Compound has no equal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

city comforting In reference to some mat
ters connected with the interest Of the
home
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

If you want the best for your money 81
Packard's Troy Laundry will give it to
YOU.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

Mrs. 0. T. Holt and Mrs. L. T. Noyes
reported the following list of one dollar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-20

Reported by Mrs Seabrook sydnor ana
Mrs W r. Robertson:
Mrs Robert L. Mrs T. W Mitchell,
Paine. Miss Ballinger
Mrs. r. 3. Baer, Mrs Margaret Hol-
Mrs. C. r. Cum land. NJ. d.
mings. Mrs, II d. Goldman,
Mrs. f. NJ. Poland, C. c. Calvin.