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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-07-08
A Happy Event.

By the following, which we clip
from the Chicago Inter-Ocean OF
June 80, it will he seen that former
Frankfort young lady has become a
bride. She was a popular and lovely
girl when she resided here, and we
tender our congratulate ons:
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Bacon Pickett, daughter of Joseph
ID. Pickett, former State Superin-
tendent Of Education of Kentucky,
to Professor Andrew Alexander
Bruce, of Wisconsin University,
took place last evening at the home
of the brides father, No. 1874 Thatcher
avenue, River Forest. Owing to the
ill health of Mrs. Pickett the guests
were limited to relatives and init.
mate friends. The ceremony was
performed at $3.50 O'clock by the
Rev. G. p. Anderson, of the Grace
Episcopal Church, Oak Park. The
bride was g0wned in white silk,
yelled with white silk mule. and
she carried brides roses. She was
attended by her sister, Miss Glenn
Picket, who was attired in white
organdie and lace. After the cere.
mony there was IA reception for sixty
guests. Professor and Mrs. Bruce
left for Paw Paw, Mich, where they
will spend the summer. The bride.
groom Is one of the instructors OF the
law department of Wisconsin Uni
Verslty.
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How To
Gain p IeSh

Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounce of SCOTS EMUL-
SION. II is strange. but It often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop.
erly, so that the patient is able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be-
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount Of flesh is
necessary for health; If you have
not got It you can get It by
taking
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-07-08
HaryieIand.

The farmers of this community are
through harvesting their wheat, ana
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-07-08

Try the Capital Steam Laun
dry for clean shirt or collar
Telephone II. 16-tf.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-07-08
SeOlt's Emulsion

You will find II Just as useful In summe.
as in winter. and Il you are thriving upon
II don't stop because the weather Is warm.
SOC. and $r.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
LuLING ITEMS.
Pastor Given Leave of Absence 10
Work for Sectnrinn SchnOIs,
brethren.


Pastor Given Leave of Absence 10
Work for Sectarinn sch"ois.
Luling. Texas, January 23--At busi-
ness meeting of the congregation of the
First Baptist church of this city the pas
tor. Rev. j. C. Gentry, was. at the request
10. tie board having in charge the univer-
stiles of that denomination situated IN
Texas, granted leave of absence for one
month, the time to be devoted TO raising
a fund for the maintenance of those seats
of learning Mr.. Gentry left at once on
his mission and. from recent reports. is
meeting with splendid success. great
deal of enthusiasm is being displayed by
the Baptists OF Southwest Texas in build
ing up these already noted seats of learn
ing
MIR. ]. c. Fisher. the well known agent
of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
way at this place, is the proud possessor OF
a graded Jersey COW with twin calves.
The little herd is being viewed with curl
osity by his neighbors.
Yesterday on Clear Fork, Andy Withers
attempted to catch and place in pen a
large male hog. The animal became en-
ragged and attacked him, severely cutting
his leg and almost severing two fingers.
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REV. WILSON'S CHURCH.

The CornerstOne WINS Laid with I'M
posing Ceremonies.
Fort Worth, Texas. January 2S'-Thc
corner stone of the tabernacle being erect
ed here by the Third Christian church was
laid today with imposing ceremonies. The
pastor of this church is Rev. Homer I.
Wilson, chaplain of the National TRAY
elers' Protective Association and who Is
also we'll known as popular platform lee
turer. The principal address was made
by Rev. B. #. Wilson OF Plano, brotner OIL
Pastor Wilson. The tabernacle will be
the largest of its kind in the South and
when finished will have cost about $50, Ooo
1t is expected that the congregation of 800
will occupy the new edilce about May or
June next.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
BUDCETfROM BEAUMONT
Orders for 10000 Ties Have Been p'ace0
with One Mil.
REAL ESTATE HAS AVERY ACTIVE MARKET
Nnmerou. Purchases for Both SPEC
,,..,or and settIine--Mcctine OF
Truck Farmcrs--Locali Notes

beaumont. Texas. January Witn.h
ire nas, ten days ono lumber company -
,b,s vicinity has booked orders for looiVvo
ties which viii aggregate nearly oVVV,VVV
feet. ii may be said In this connection
lint inquiries are out for other large piiis
a t,es md there is at this time no pros
meet that The mills will want for tie oraefs
during this year
The past six months have been remar ia
,,o far tho number and size of tie orders
n,aced with mills iii this district. II Is Cd
,imaied that the aggregate is close on 5a 70 =
n IIIion ties. or nearly sOooO,ooO feet. "A
y, ,,,,be,. of The roads drawing their tinnoer
snnn,ies from this section have been large
,,,rcbasers and with their tie contracts
thav nave also placed bills for bridge ma
tefial. ra,,.rnenf
In damand is that 1t has brought decideuiy
hetter prices. There is not now ina. CLOSE
b,iyine that formerly characterized tue
lumber trade. Railroads want the ma
,ar,ai and when assured that shipments
will be prompt the price is reauiiy asiee0
upon. a. o,,tr,cte
placed among Southern Pacific mis- tne
manufacturers on other lines OF ROAD nave
also been favored in this regard, anu Tue
prospect was never better. SO lar as eau pe
learned. for active conditions IN the ium-
Der market throughout the year.
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PALESTINE X. OF r
They visited Huntsville 20
Dcurecs on Candfdntcs. -.

1,bcx visited Huntsville 10
r,curccs or Candidates..
uun,sville. Texas, January ing
yrea,es, lodge event ever In Huntssi''e
occurred ON Saturday night, the OCCASION
be,ne tbs yisit of the Rutherwooa anu
Ivanboe lodges OF Palestine TO Arcnimeues.
No. 1es. OF this city, for the purpose "
comforting the ampliiied third rum ~
three candidates. There were s s,
Knights In the party from Paics.,ne =, - :, n,
ing on special train and arriNi"s
m. Saturday .5sls - Il s,,.,,,, n "a
az knights. and after having dinner VIZ ,.'
shown through The pcnitentlary, s,.,.,a,,
itine the grave OF General sam hou us :,
THO ranks at night were conicrIcu ~ -,
the Palestine team, one OF tne ., ,a :, =
the S,ntc After the lodge cioseo .ns 80 :,
itors we're invited into room aJ y, ,,ai. J
where a magnificent banquet W"s :"
Ing, prepared for 15O. ..,,,. IA =,
Tr 4 ma. King OF the Huntsville louge
presided as toast master After p ai,aN. ~
~ he spread the following toasts -weio "
fered and responded to: r,u, :,
Welcome address by Mr. w. u. aiii "
Huntsville. ,,, =, ra,oS.
Response. by Mr.. T. j. Harris oil faies'
tine. v,,,,no NJ
{''FrdtcTlltyt "i' -
Huntsville. po,a,.
una .B:enovolence." Prot. r. p. Haley o
Huntsville. ,.x % p.,os,
Response, Mr.. George Smith OF rales'
tine. AZ
"Ingredients OF Pythlanism, MI H. Az
Conner of Huntsville.
Response, MIR. Harry Ketchel of Paies
tine. . "a. 4,
'.pythianism- and Fruit. Mr.. !
c. Williams OF Huntsville.
Response, Rev. r. S. Stuart OF Palestine
Several voluntary toasts were responue'
to, and general good time was hau D.
Knights boarded their special for Paies
| tine amid the cheers OF their Huntsville
| brethren.
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MANY IMPROVEMENTS.

Buyers Of land for speculative purposes
and for settlement and cultivation are
coming into this city and section in large
numbers at this time, and sales are being
made daily. There has perhaps never be-
fore been such activity in real estate in
this vicinity as exists at this time. People
are inquiring for business property which
they wish to improve, but owners appear
to have no disposition to sell.
improvements in the city. under way and
projected, insure continued activity in the
building trades, while the more exten-
sive enterprises in the rice farming dis
tricts will contribute substantially to the
general development and add to the inn
portance Of the business interests of the
city
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ka!!||.l!!,l. A!|!I&1I|'

tory in Florida; a 500. 200 ~ *
in Arkansas; cotton mil a
lima; a 100000 cotton sesd al <S$
bama; a $4,000 one in Tdsss ".
ninety-ton capacity in the si,,S r.
the rebuilding of one rece11I5' 4, Ia
Georgia; a 100000 creanefy ~ y.
ating plant in Georgia; elecirjS T.
in Louisiana, North Carolinl Z
see; and electric supply coun5i7
Touring mills in Tennessee.
ginia; gold mines in Nora
hardware company In Tex1s: 4
ice factory in Alabama iron 1I6
nessee; petroleum COMPANY - y
and mining company In TER &
five-ton refrigerating plant IA
ern Louisiana; two saw mills 4 "
and one in Virginia; shineis "
mill i'll Texas; a stavr factory Il ~
1000-ton sugar mill In Lou]}l1
phuric ether works in vsrsinlai 4 ~
company in South Carolina ~
works in Louisiana. .33''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
GonnuIe. odl FelsINl

Gonzales, Texas, January N,l
last meeting Of Gonzales Lodge n 4
dependent Order OF Odd FelloSs \
lowing officers were installsd! q
present term: J.W. Ramsay, ndea
A. Il. Davis, vice grand; =. zenizlfi "
ing secretary; A. Kleine; vi, ~
secretary; T. j. Anderson, tFt1f
Kleinc, ST., conductor; G. 4. vSlk !I
w. G. Kleine. right supports n l.
grand: B. Broer, left supports
grand; w. c. Brown, inside g1a{
Sellers, outside guardian; right XII
porter; G. w. jackson, lett scl y
porter; T. H. Spooner, right sl'l
vice grand; ]. W. Crawford lsf
to vice grand; A. W. Harmsn 4
T. H. Spooner, Representative t =! \
Lodge; j. l.. Mooney, alternete
alive to Grand Lodge. The inlp n!
gree was conferred on one uqaell1
the third degree on two. TINS loass
good membership, owns twc We
brick buildings and a large ~ ~
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. TROY NOTES
Corn Being shipped Out 4 IL
of Three Cars nv y Y

of Three Cars ! usy. z
Troy, Texas. January 2a.--tiuna =
who was arrested some Tins IL III
ing young Stevens, which w Il
in The Post at the time. wan itsiii
and taken TO jail last Friday, ~ y
jury finding a bill against blu h /
der. He returned home yesiefdlj I
bond for $1,000; his trial is 1T II
uary 26. n, N N
There is a cool norther blovti1s
morning. but the sun Is shl1lly
not so disagrceable. Wheat ~ a.
I not growing much this cool xtxIl
the stand is generally good. q
Robinson is the mans mana ~
been appointed postmaster In n
of Henry, as reported by The Isn
respondent. . 8's33
Corn is being shipped from ny 4
rate of three cars a day, and Il ~
rolling in; % cents bushel stls =!
price paid here. J:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
FUNERAL OF MRS. GILBERT.

The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Gilbert,
which took place from her late residence
yesterday morning, was largely attended,
nearly all of the older families of the city
being represented Rev. w. P. Pledger
conducted the service and paid a deserved
tribute to the Christian virtues of the de-
ceased. The remains we're followed to the
grave by long procession of sorrowing
relatives and friends. Messrs. George
OBJ. Willard, John C. Ward, Z. A. Heisig.
]. p. Mcmahon, D. p Wheat and Lip Nor
veil acted as pail bearers.
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silver Wedding Anniyer.ary.

! Calvert, Texas, January 22.--A large
number OF invited guests met at the beau
tiful home OF MIR. and Mrs. l.. 7, Fuller
yesterday evening" the occasion being the
silver wedding Anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fuller. The presents were numerous
and many were very costly and useful. An
elegant supper was served
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
WILL BE LAID WEDNESDAY.

The corner stone of the handsome new
Episcopal church building now in course
of construction VIII be laid next Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock.
Right Rev. George Kinsolylng will lie
present and conduct the services. There
will also be present a large number IF
visiting clergymen and 1t is the desire cf
Rev. Blcker that as many as can do so
will attend the ceremony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
TRICK FARMERS MEET.

The meeting of the fruit growers ana
truck farmers announced in Saturday
Post was held at the South Park school
house Friday. The attendance was fairly
good, but quite number of farmers III
The surrounding country We're not present.
the announcement of the meeting not nav
ing been made until Friday. AS stated,
the object Of the meeting was to bring the
people Interested In these matters closer
together by organization. Mr. w. !, biack
Was made chairman of the meeting and
prof Kennear secretary. The busin .ss
transacted was entirely preliminary NJ
Ter some discussion on various points the
meeting adjourned until next Saturday
n,ght, at which time permanent organiza-
lion will be effected. The secretary was
instructed to invite MIR. H. NJ Stringfeliow
to be present at the next meeting.
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small ncduciion In Cotton Acreage.

Bryan, Texas. january 23.-The Post
correspondent has inquired carefully
among the farmers of this county. and
also of many from Madison county. in re-
gard to the cotton acreage of the coming
crop. There will be slight reduction,
but not enough to make any material
difference. There will be some diversified
ton. but II will be mostly In the way of
experiments with tobacco and some other
crops. Some wheat has been planted and
Will be thoroughly tested.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
MARSHAL LANGHAM.

Information was received today that the
supreme court had rendered an opinion
which was entirely favorable to Langham
in the contest for the city marshalship of
Beaumont The news came from Senator
Greer in telegram, saying: .Langham
vs.. Grayall questions answered in our
favor" This settles the marshalsbip
question and places the office in posses
sion of Mr.. Langham.
Readers OF The Post are familiar with
the points in the case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24

Carmine. Texas, January 2s.-About $40
p. m. Mrs r. Hamilton. the boarding mad
am Of Section T. was stricken with paral-
ysis. DR.. 7. j Pier was summoned i'm
mediately and at once hurried To her bed
side; also. Miss Nellie Handey, her daugh-
ter, who at the time was visiting friends
here in town. No further news could be
learned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
NORTH TEXAS REPUBLICANS.
They Want Both Chairman and Nn-
ttOnnI Committeeman.

tionaI Committeeman.
Sherman Texas, January 23.--Quite
number of prominent republican leaders
from Grayson and surrounding counties
held meeting behind closed doors in this
city today. 1t leaked out that the object
OF the meeting was the discussion OF the
advlsability OF North Texas putting forth
q solid front in advocacy of choice for
National committeeman and State chair
man. II is understood that an agreement
has been reached and that an effort will
be made toward making the result of to-
days caucus felt when the time comes to
make a choice
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Mcrchants Pleased wIth tAs a a

MercHaHtS EfettrSu VAe'- .f.T't1l..i3
Ennis, Texas, January 3-Tne l'E's
Of this city are making their prep''5
to go to market to purchase 'asl y
stock of goods. They are very iuA'laa !
the wheat prospect, hoping tnsse
be a relief to the long and dull "
which has been so hard to pun 1n''s Il
the past three years. The low p'''ss
ton and the extreme distance pe's'
sons has caused much discontens y w y
merchants as well as tho farmer u. z
effort is being made to have 49, ....
to come in between the cotton
order to make ends meet me yss
There is considerable wheat so u. 4;
prospect for good crop at ~
very fiattering.
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knew no medicine, Ne
gath = rcd nv his sq1aws. +.

i knew no meQ1ciuc, AZ 81
gathered by his squaws. . ,sns1f
Civilized man LEADS an s u r.
rrLsaithv life. Unlike ~
would maintain ms pnssSr1|
health. he must take ~
tons to combat diseass a
eases have their inceptiore m z
the d;westion. torpidity o.
impurity Of the blood. a. q M
Medical Discovery j. mace s;,e
II restores the lost appeue
ton and assimiistiou u
the natural processes n
cretion. II sends the
blood bounding thtop1rh
corrects all circuiztoiy
| dispels headaches; s.s 2
ness, lassitude, and X
ties and disease GERM ~
cent. Of all cases q ~ ~ r
ch;t;s asthma and disessss
sn, r's ~ a;vrs sound arc
drives away all bodily w Il
and impafts vigor ana .,; ~
| scan Of the body. Mea,s; ~ = +
aud have nothing else
IA few Of my s{In1 r. : - a..
RooE. Of Climax, kaisiu cr1l11'
art-buru. iilllncss ane.o,,
i,,,.,s,s hrd taste IN my ~ ~ |
| fever and hot iiushes. a
rsrd;-,t r,;sroyery cu1eo
perfectly well" &. -
DR.. Piercc's Pleassn css11
speedy and perIr.s.np .sIet
ton. One little Pef
i've and two ) mild -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
A suiciae nd sexnin

segiin, Texas. January %. I'D Rarth.
painter and paper hanger, committed sui
eide here by shooting himself twice. lie
was married three days ago and BY tor.
mer vile leaves ave chudrsa.
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Bonham, Texas. January = I MAJ
Gerry store Of owen windlo 7 v'
burglarized last night, tne " Z ~ 4
a number of boxes Of cigars, 4 q
and other provisions. -
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THE ~A.Nr,nns. CASE.
Defendants Under Indictment Wcr,
Hound Over in $1,000 Each.

Hound over in $1,000 Each.
i. Waco, Texas, january pa. EHron
and Jake Enron of Ennis, Texas, were
brought before United States Commission
err John II. Finks this morning on indict-
ment charging them with using the United
States mails for fraudulent purposes, Both
gave bond in $1,000 and returned home
The prosecution grows out OF cotton trans
actions in 1896, in which 1t is alleged the
Efirons sold high grade OF cotton TO
Reinhardt Strauss and delivered "linters.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
GRAND JURY IS STUCK.

The grand jury, which for several days
past has been wrestling with the annual
reports of the county officers. asked judge
Gavin the other day to appoint an auditor
10 examine all the books in each depart
ment OF the county government, The
fudge informed them that he had no au-
thority under the law to appoint an audi
tor, but added that il the members of the
Jury desired to pledge their scrip for this
purpose he could see no objection to the
plan. Up to this time no auditor has been
selected. II is said the grand Jurors have
como to the conclusion that they have
anything but snap on their hands in the
matter OF approving these reports. They
are learning more about costs and fees
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SOUTHERN pRocREss.
The New Industries Reported In
south In N Xyrel

soath In Week. -
cnattanooga, Tenn, January 2i.--Ths
more noteworthy Of the new industries
specially reported BY the Tradesman duy-
ING the week ended January q include a
sonpany erssnizsd ss Ns~ Orleans to msu.
u'sssuss esssns. ssushss, etc; : cigar 10.
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SON. Peoria. rii.: W. A. Benton. c,,y:
weisbrant. Peoria. H.: II. 9. AiS"e'
Captain Mlicbops. ship Rnone'
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OF tho executive and ie~isintivn authori-
tics as d satisfactory solution Of the prob
lcu OF maintaining the inNtitul,on AID
opmcnt.
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rats. Rnts. Rats,

Feed ihem With Sesrns' Electric Rst
ana Reach Paste; they die outside the
house. 25c box. All druggists
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GOING TO CUBA.

The Indications are that there is going
to be a considerable passenger traffic be-
tween Galveston and Havana via Key
West. The Mallory line steamer Nueccs,
which Is billed to sail from here We'd
nesday, will have a good sized passenger
list. 1t Is understood that already berths
have been engaged for eighteen or twenty
passengers who are en- route to Havana.
They will go to Key West in the Nueces
and from Key West will cross to Havana
by one OF the regular vessels that ply be-
tween Havana and Key West. The people
who have engaged passage on the Nueces
are from various places in the West
Three are from Wyoming.
LOOKING AFTER PAVING.
r. ID. Hunter OF Fort Worth and Robert
II. Ward OF Thurber. president and general
manager. respectively, of the Thurber
coal mines, are in the city on business.
They are turning out pretty goou quaiity
Of vitrihed brick from clay obtained near
the mines. and the gentlemen were mere
today for the purpose OF consuming VIII
some OF the city officiala with view Oh
using their brick In street paving
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the fremont: w. B. Humphrey, New
York, w. G. Conner. Jr, Houston; Charics
Kennedy, st. Louis. y. p. hunter sor'
Worth: Rober. II. Ward. Thurber; G Cain
Houston; A. !. Wagner, New YORK: SET
geant II. G. Love- Fourth Texas infantry
/. Lowenthal. palestine; W. y honsoom
city: T. S. Lows. Philpdelphia; Y. y hum-
phrey. Dallas; Felix r. bath, Fort WORN
parks. ~. New York; w s. Korn and
wife, New Madrid. MO; II 7 seays ,
a preston and wife. Charles piyatt
Nav york: ". p. Tcagordcn' Houston
W, y. crowley, I.ockport H. s;ss ~ ,, ss.
,.,us ,antain Sraptlchury, steamship An
thur Hcnd Dr. Longing: Camp hewley
Jos rrasEmsr' streuser' III; z ~ Auae''
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GOES AS a MISSIONARY.

On next Thursday Miss Mary Tarrant Of
Galveston will leave for China to become
n missionary under the auspices OF the
Methodist church. Miss Tarrant is a ma
tive OF Macon, Miss. but has resided here
most OF her life. She was educated in
Ball High school, In the public schools OF
Birmingham, Ala, in Gazenobia Metho-
dist school. and for two years has been
studying at the Scaritt Training school Of
Kansas City, Mo-, In which the mission
aries OF the Methodist church are fitted
for their work. She mas been an active
member and worker OF ST. Johns Metho-
dist church and sunday school and the
Epworth league.
Last night u farewell service was held In
the church under the auspices of these or
ganizations which was very impressive.
Addresses were made by Mr.. Noah Allen,
Miss Lucy Arnold, Rev. W. ID. Bradiicid,
Mrs. H. l.. Smith and Mr.. John Howard.
Miss Tarrant was presented by the pas
tor with the gift of the Woman's Mission
airy society OF the church. a Bible, which
he said came laden with prayer and deep
affection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-24
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Mr.. Brysn's Departure from Lincoln Has
Been Delayed.
GOOD PROSPECT FOR TRAVEL 10 CUBA
Young Indy Ii 10 Go 10 China ms .
observation-disclosures Jury Tied
IN over OFFICIALS, Reports.

Galveston, Texas. January 2s.--The time
OF Mr.. Bryans arrival here is uncertain.
He was expected today, but he telegraphed
from Lincoln, Neb.. last Friday that his
departure would be delayed. In day or
two word may be received from him. giv-
Ing the time OF his arrival