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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21
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& m Reoemptoriitenfloit tier su Srier
itarb Der bo6p. g. Srana. Der in Gu.
remburs sepiB nod in sutem 4nbsus
Ten ftebt. Gr mar Itsts lsiosno, bat
babel aber unermiiblid ssarbeitst uuf
Der &anael uno i'm YeidlItubl. Die
lebten Sabre aber bat er piel g,littsn
an 9er5iibeln, bic benn audi ieinen Sob
i'm beiten Mannesalter berbeissfiibrt
BADEN. @r bait. ebsn fsin As. Gsbenss
iabr poaenbet.
CANT a. Serr 9reeor G1rDl
aus Riimslinsen bat bic Yrifuns fir
bic ganbioatur Der Ybilologie unb
p~biloippbie als @orbsrsitung auf pds
Re6tsftupium nit 8efrieoiguns be-
itanoen. = 9r. gug. @iienius aus
2uremburs bat Die sneite Priifuns Der
Ganoioatur in ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ten NIT 4us5sihnung beftanben.-Sr.
Sol. 9reifa aus 9rspenmader bat bic
erite priifuns fir bic Ganoibatur in
ben pbpiifalii9en uno mathematician
@iNsnf6aften nit 4usssi6nung be-
itanbsn. = Sr. 9einrid S9intgen aus
Remi6 bat bic 9riifuns fir bic Gans
bibatur i'm Re6tsftubium nit @us>
aei9nuns bsitanben. = Sr. Mtdt6.
9oeb aus Sid a. b. gls bat gu 20tpen
oas 2. Sngsnieureramen als eriter BE-
ftanben. = 9r. Bernard glaien aus
Srepenmader bat Die priifung fir bic
erite gaubibatur im0Rs6tsitubium nit
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Weaenitein bieSelbe priifuns nit 8ez
frieoisuns beitanben. = Sr. Sstar
9bilses aus Sellinsen bat bic Bril-
funa fur bic 1. ganbibatur i'm Hsht
nit 9efrisbisung beitanben. = Sr. q.
Diirtb bat bic p%rifung Der Candida
tur Der Pbiloiopb:e unb pbilolreis
Gls 8orbereituna auf bas Re9tsitus
bum nit 8efriebisuns beitanpen. =
&r. s. g. Mantsrna6 aus 6els bat bic
Nriifuns fir bas Sottorat in ben pbpz
fifaliidsn unb mathematician Wiiz
isnidaften nit 9efrieoisuns b.
ftanbsn.
giptlfanob Der Gtabt
2uremburs.
@eburten: 10 Oft: Inna So
banna, 9. b. Sofepb Ssin,'d be 2ams
mod. Gifsnbabnbsamter, Barbara
Charlotte, 8. b. Serbinanb SANDER,
S4ubmu6er; IA. marid SbsrsIid. s.
b. Spbann 2snb. @oitfdcteur, Marsas
rst6d @uiama Maria @ermanid. 8.
b. Soharn Petsr @9intssn, 9dtsrmsis
tier, @ngelita @nna Marg, 8. b. Nis
tolaus &emacle, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
@nna Bertha, 8. b. Riharo S9nsl,
S6ubma6sr. @nna Maria, 8. b. So.
Fam 8aptiit Steil. @isarrsnmadsr;
10. Sslsna Maria Oponna. 3. b. IA.
bier 8raHeur, @opofat; II. @bplpb ne
SslicitaS. 2. b. 2prsna Sieoler. 9eto.
r~aticnsmaler. MuDmuno. g. b. @aptiii
9eii9bours. S4gbmn&sr: 10. GU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

Seppide 81 iaubern, itreut man Elm:
Mti9uns bon &o4idl5 Gnb Weiaens
fleie barber, reibt tii9t,s Die san5e
sSlG6e unb biiritet Dann ab. Der Sep=
pid pir5 bana9 LAUDER uno farben>
fri5G.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

@.nn Semanb bei9eioen bleibt,
niht beim 2pbe. Ionpern bcim Saoel,
bann 1T ers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21
Gortfsku II a.

W u " W.
Inter ben gr0biten 9ei6impfunssn
banbsn Is inn Sdnbs unb SiBs uno
lesten IGN auf einen 9iinoel Strob bins
ter ben Sfsn. Oarauf bielten lie
&risgsratb unb bei1loHen ben COB
bes llnsliidli6en. Mm anbsrsn Mor=
gen Iisben iie ben pfarrer Rsumann
berbeibrlen, bamit CT i'm auf ben SOD
por6ereite. Der Hepublitaner abr
rief ~piitbenb: nNi4t einem prieiter.
Ionbern Soft i'm S:mmel min id me;=
ne Siinosn bcihten!" Dls emp0rt.
bic {; cmmsn Sauern unb unter sroBem
2drm iiibrten iie ibn, obne be SIR
bite hires pfarrers gu bsa9tsn, bins
aus. n8omm, idste Rit. Diam.s,
Elm Msbsr ben Gid. gu linn. mir Dol>
len bid gum Gommi1Gr %brinsen!"
Mu6 Der Subsn1riit fOlste ibm, nabs
benz sr hsimli9 be piitole bes Oraz
sonerS 5u ii9 seiteft fltts, Muf bean
Orte .ob BEN 9rabsu" ansetpmmcn.
I6ob ibm Der balbiiioiihe Sleii6sr
cine 3uoel our1 bds Sintsrbaupt. Sn
elmer Dalb:sidlu4t. piibba9 senunnt.
peri6arrte nan Die 2eide. Wier3e6n
Gage ipdter tam elm pornsbmsr 5rana
3oIe ud1 Gi6borf unb ertunoiste ii9
nod hem 9rdb, bes @efalsnen allsin
Niemano pasts es. inn Den Srt gu
se'c.n. Die TRADITION eat Elm f9fpans
fcncss Yilo ten iensm Heiter biuters
laiIen, inosm bic ginen ibn uls ein
Gni6nlbigss Spisr Der 8auernra4c,
Sic Qnbern i'm alb einen %ssfibaoisn
wiitbsri9 idiibern.
giaige Sage nah benz 3ulammsna
itob MT ben 8duerR su S4ieren uno
Sg.ulen, tebrten Die Sran3oien mad
Seulen unb Msr5:s 5uriid, I'm cine
miliiarii9e untsriudun9 Su bdltsn.
@sios Srtidaften puro.n ben ben
Sruppen umiett. bann bur9ItDbsrten
bic Gplbaten ale SduIer BIB in bic
a~sbsimItsn WinteI. 0reib;g MGnner
ben G.ulsn unb Sipdnsis bon Msr3ig
wurben eefdn9en eeEcmmcn, au s!pei
unb spei ane;ndnoer sebunSen uno
nr6 am Iel6en Ibenbs mad Yi'ien abs
aefGart. Gin 8i.b6isrt con 9i1Isn
lab bm s3us ron 5erRe tOmme, uno
elite ipornitrsi9s in bas Dcrf. biciss
gu melbsu, pr7'lf Die ossIammte
mdnnlide GinmoGnerl9aft bon 9ifisn
ibr Sell in Der Slubt fnAt,. Sn Bill
ZEN puroen bic Gefangsncn in elmer
G6GIerci undergraduate uno idarf b..
tpadt. Die Sreuen ben @ifen mubten
lie nit Nabrung pe~riorssn. Sine sro'
Be MIttlolistsit bate ii4 ibrir Be-
mGGyt,st b:nn ie idb,n einem unoers
meibli9en SoSs entasgsn. Surdtlos
mar ibnen inoehsu Der riiitige pfarrer
3slsr pon Seulen sefplst. unb Dot
benz Gpmmanbantsn pertbsi0igte or
nit folder llsbsrssusunsstrait feline
piarrfinper. baB pisle berielbm ned
I'M ielbsu Sage freiselaHsn puroen.
Die Iebriscn nnrofr nrh @rlrr a.
bradt I'm pcr Gin Iilitdrssri4t g:s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

,aGse, pie lie i9lau iid bite,
Sriht am Gnoe Itets oas Sein:
M.lit OH ipatr nitt iein aus @ate.
Germ aus &lugbsit pabr 81 iein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

! Srei6c Oein 9sIdGft unb LAB DID
,i6t BON Oeinem 9eI9Gft treiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

Der pantoffeIbslo. n@ie benfen
Sie iibsr ben Weltfrieoen?" p%antofs
felbelb: sd benfs, meme Ilte piro
ii4 bod ni9t fii9en!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

GDmpdtb:e baben Die Boercn leBt
aenug. Mebr Irtilerie pGre ibn~
isbt srpiiuidter ais mebr SpmpatbiA
Sin a~psitsr fpidtiger Puntt 1T Die
in alien b%eutle6en tatbolii9en @smstEz
ben bon ct. 2ouis trsu gsiibte pfleSr
trefflia sinser.9tster pfarrldulen,
hsnsn neueroinss nod cine beuti4e to-
tbolii9e Sodihule binsusetreten lit.
limb bier bat iia re9t 9eaeigt, pie in
mig SpraGgeiit uno 9laubsnsSeilt in
ben @emiitbern Der Wlenlden psr@
fApiitert iine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

Gin Isrein SeirltbsluItis,r. Sn
9elsrab bat fid Elm gerein CUR @erz
teiratEung bon iungen Mdoden nno
WGnnsrn gebilbet, Der trob Der tursen
.3eit 1eines 8sitsbens fbpn msbr als
5000 Witslisber sdblt. Die Mitglies
Der miiHsn fid perpfli9ten, monatlid
einsn flsinsn 8eitrag gu aab.cn, unb
erbalten bafiir i'm Sale Der 8erbeiras
tbung, Oh MGuner Dbar MGo9cn, elm
ipenn aud tleines &apital als Ritsift.
Der Ierein bat i'm sanaen 2dnbe sros
Zen 4ntlang %ssfunoen, unb tGgli6 fins
cen 8eitri!te ben neuen Wit9lisbern
ftatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

Nidt tper tpsnig cat, ionoern tpcs
btel piini9t. lit arn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

GseGs Wasgons Song in lebenben
GtSden eingsn in Der pOrigen Wo9s
bon Soaanb iibsr bic beutIhen @renSs.
Na9 BAN lleberI9reitsn Der @renSe
nurbsn bic 9isnen sstSotst, uuo Der
9nnis purbe in 6Ihern berpadt na9
Bremen peiterseIanbt. 9teis Manis
pulation lit cine llmgebung bss Gin
g~anssSpIss fir Sonis. Iuf 100 &gl.
1T Elm Ginsanssaoa bon 33 Mf. gu
entri9tsn; oasesen 1T bic Ginfnbr BON
lsbenben 8isneuitDtsu 3olffrsi. Der
@sminn, ben bic bolldnDiit. @eieG=
iAaft ats Der eineu Genbuns eraielt,
bstraat i9on iibsr 1oo0Qoj,Marf. 81.
Cine spctcma9ent, Grfinbans 1T
bon einem bdniIasn Snssnieur .se.
madit tpprSen, pobur9 bic Sslspbous
psrbinourg nit benz pbonograpGen
hereeitelt pirO, 10 baB Der pboroa
graph has Selep5on,r ri, auf5ei6nst,
ipsnn Osrien;se, en- ben tslspbpnirt
piro, abneisnb lit. Cine I~ttiengsisas
f6ait tpiro Gle pi9tigs Grfincuns
ausnuben.
G3 1T cine b,tannie S6atIads, bab
In einsm Sabre mebr Gbampasnsr ge,
tranisn ipirb, alS be Champagne in
1isben Sabren trssuet. .sSntsreNant III
es, nun aus ein:r frdn56ff9m Statis
fiji au erfaErsn. ipie bic! unperfG1Gs
ter Gbampaaner iGbrli9 an bic pers
fdieoenen 2Gnbsr ab9cgebcn miro. SIN
b%ersansen,u Sabre egportirte bic
GbampagRe i'm 9unaen 19.6S0.0O0
Otter i'm @ertbe bon 81, ;327. $50 sSrcs.
Gnalanb, bas Sbeaflano bss Gp RI
tuoientonIums. ma9te auf mebr als
be SGlfte bss erportirten gbampaos
rers MnIprudl. Sbm sunaht fttEi
S.lsisn nit einem Gonium bon g..
778,OOO Sitter, Seuti6lano nit L.
$4,000 2itsr uno bi, Ser. Gtdat,n.
unb Canada nit 1419.000 2'tsr.
@uBlanO CAB iiG nit 49s,5oo ait'r
Suirieben.
T~olgerhes, bsInnbsrs fir @icr'r,rns
be intere1Idntss MDrtIpiel hat ItG BIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

fsolaerbes. bsInnbsrs fir @,crFr,nns
be intsrsHantss Wortlp.el bal. ii4 o;r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21
ans Der Wsi6i1tc Ses 0%urembnrscr
y &lopp,lfrirgcs,

mis tie 9ep. 3Oru in ieinen bier idbon
10 oft e,ipdbnten Werte ersdblt; ents
n:bmen mir nod folsenoss. intsrshants
aapitel:
Der q II OF BET
Seulen, @ttelbrid unb
G@ieren.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18

years; tuberculosis. Jane Harris. female,
coored, IL months; entero eoletis. Dor
othy Riordan. female, white, months;
pneumonia. Felix Chebawskis, male.
white years and months; entero cole
It's. John II. kemper, male, white. 81
years; consumption. Della May, female,
colored, 20 years; marasmus, Isabella
Parieks, female. white. SO years; cocaine.
Eula Montgomery. female. colored 2 years
and months; cholera infantum.
June 12,--Intant of G. Miekerson, female,
colored, 10 months; dentition. Fannie
Hughes. female, eolored, "a years. puer-
peral fever. Charles Colley. male, white.
80 years chronic nephritis. Max Vogeler,
female. white, 55 years; mitral regurgeta-
ton. Hazel Dell Armstrong. female, white,
years; capillary bronchitis.
June 49, - Matterson. Williams, male.
colored, 40 years; chronic dysentery. JOS
eph Robinson, male. colored, Ia years; ex-
hsustion. Rosa Bell Lyles, female, coll
ored, 10 months; entero coletis
June A.--Adell steward. female. colored,
IS years; heart disease. Edna Watson, fe-
male, colored. 10 years; malarlal fever
June 12--lnfant of c. Mekerson female.
colored is mouths; dentition.
June l5.--Willis Hays. male, colored Sc
years; senility,
June i6,-Lucile Hoover, female, white.
? years; rubiols.
June i7.-Fred Cole. male. eolored, Q
years: cholera infantum. Alberta Bell. fe-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
THE HOUSTON LYoEuM.
Many New Books Being Added to tn,
Library.

Library.
The Houston Lyceum Is Indebted to Mr..
M. ]. Bujac for the following volumes,
which were kindly presented by him last
Thursday: THE Birthrlght," by Hook
lug; Lawrence Clavering," by Ross
bye Ways" by Hichens Letters of q
Country Vicar" by LIE Querdec; The
Way OF Fire." by Maxwell; "The Ocean
OF Dreams. by PHILIP. Fleet Street
Eclogues," by Davidson; "By a Hair :
Breadth" by Headon Hill.
Within the past week large number
OF books have arrived and are now oil
the library shelves ready for distribution.
The books were carefully selected and
every class of reader will find something
OF interest TO them. For the lover of fic-
ton there are Kiplings entire works,
Jewetts works, Raimond's open CUES
tlon,' Barrys Two Standards" Taylor'g
Imperial Lover On tho Red Stair
case, Kinks Midsummer Madness and
many other late and popular books for
the student seventeen volumes OF Fiske,
'Wyckoffs Workers" and lives and let
tiers OF Bismarck. Nelson and Robert
Browning.
The children's department has no
been forgotten and II Is hoped to make
this In time an interesting feature of
the library To It has recently been add
ed Kipllng's Jungle Books" Brooks
Son OF the Revolution" and other attrac-
tive works, 1t may not be generally
known that the Lyceum Is situated on thJ
fourth floor OF the Mason block, ana that
the reading room IS open to the public
from "A. N. to ! p. M. and from p. IN.
TO p. M. Books may be taken from the
library by subscribers paying at the rate
OF 81 year, a special rate OF 81 being
made for teachers and children.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
A TESTIMONIAL oF WORTH.

The following testimonial was taken
from the Vernon Globe, the former home
OF Dr. W. =. Dickey.
We take pleasure in calling the at
tentlon OF the public to the 'ad' on the
third page OF the Globe of Drs. Thornton
a Dlckey's infrmary at Houston Texas.
me testimonials therein contained speak
for themselves, Dr. Dckey is well and
favorably known TO our old settlers AS a
physician OF good ability and success
During his residence In Vernon, during the
eighties, ne had large and lucrative prac-
uce not only In this, Wilbarger county.
but also in Hardeman. Baylor, Wichita and
Greer counties, now n part Of Oklahoma
We are not personally acquainted with DR.,
thornton, but the fact that he is a partner
OF Or Dickey warrants us In believing
that he IL worthy of the confidence of the
public We are glad 10 know that our old
friend, DR.. Diekey, is still ministering 10
the AFFLICTED and hope his success will be
as great In Houston as II was whie he
was with Us.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
UndeveIoneh am Einlh.

10 the Editor OF The Post
Houston, June III notice In Tho Post
that an investigation is to be made Of
supposed oil fields near the city 1t is
TO be hoped the search will be successful,
But 1t Is not of that now write Recently
In conversation with an Intelligent gentle
man In Houston ! was told of flow near
herein the Ignite coal sccton--where oil
had run freely in shallow wells The placs
he spoke of Is some distance from a rail
road in a wholly undeyeloped country
The writer himself knows of gas having
been used for years by farmer in that
Same territory. The farmer mentioned was
boring a well and found natural gas In
stead. He piped it to his house and has
used it for years. Now ! am no more
Interested in this than any other citizen
IN fact, could not now name the county
in which the gentleman said the oil was
found, but u any one Is Interested and will
ask it through The Post | can get all the
particulars and will cheerfully do So and
send them to The Post. EN-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
EXAMINATION WAIVED.
Police officer Nelson Pvt Under n
Five Hundred Dollar Bond.

Police officer A, n. Nelson. who is
charged with assaulting Mail Carrier James
w. Misher. colored. was arragned before
United States Commissioner Tracy Is.
Dunn yesterday afternoon at 80 Through
his attorney, j, b. Brockman. the plaintiff
waived examination and was put under a
5000 bond to appear before the Federal
court. The necessary securities were read
from custody
United states Deputy Marshal Darough
and MIR. Marc McLemore. United States
attorney for the Eastern district OF Texas.
were here TO represent their respective de-
partments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
criminal Dl,tric, cour,

The following cases. all OF which were
set for yesterday, in tho criminal district
court. were reset fer tomorrow; Gus
Fulcher attempt at burglary. John Foster,
alias Henry Jones, attempted poisoning
~ M. Champion, embezzlement; William
Gish, Sue Sanders and Julia Miller, APP
peal
Tho cases OF william II. Green and
- Ramsey charged With burglary were
continued.
The following cases are set for Nom
day:
J. B BroclSman, assault to murder
Aug. HaXthausen, criminal libel 1.-TWO
cases..
w. and Walter Sanders, murder.
William Marley, burning grass
Tho following additional cases for
Wednesday June Fl, were set yesterday.
Matte Johnson, appeal.
Amos Jenkins burglary.
Charles Ninson. burglary.
Beverly Mitchell, assault to murder.
Aggie Jackson, appeal.
Fred Johnson, burglary
For Monday June %:
Marion Walker, horse theft.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
A Pleasant Eveniu..

A very pleasant evening was spent dur
ing the week at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. Pearce,- 1918 Hardy street.
Mrs. Pearce Is very amiablo hostess
She turned the house over to the youug
folks, and everyone had most delight
full time, Among those present were.
Misses Mamie Conell Ollie Patton. Bessie
Graham Dot Harral and Jettio Mccain
Of Columbus, Messrs. Tobin, Dafhn, Sam
Pearoe, Louis Bailey, DR., u. H. Green,
Carol Green, W. Il, Trasham. Master
Winfield Pearce and others
Refreshments were served about 10 80
and the young people dispersed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
Mortunry Report.

The official mortuary report for the city
of Houston for the week ending IL O'Clock
m. June IL, 1899
June 1o.-Robert NJ Hammond, male
white. 30 years; typhoid fever G. II.
Brown. male. colored. SO years; dysentery.
Andrew Sens Schneider male, white. "a
months; etnerc coletis. James Alexander,
male. white. II months; cholera iniantum
June n.--Georse Cook. male. oolored, 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
u Ma. the ofnclnI nennrt.

To the Editor OF The Post.
l wish to correct the statement OF my
husbands death in last Sundays Post.
The death of 7. p. Mllllngton was caused
from lung disease. Inflammation OF the
bowels and typhoid fever Mr. Millingtou
had suffered for four months
Mrs. Mamie Mnllngton
(Note.-The error complained of above
was In the official mortuary report as fur
nished The Post by the city health physi-
clan, The cause OF death assigned IN these
reports are based upon the certificates
turned In by attending physicians Ed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18

u you suffer from fullness In the chest
after eating with difficult. breathing and
occasional dizziness. YOU have that very
eommon ailment known as indigestion and
lot which no speedier cure than DR.. Brsn
dons Red Cross compound has ever been
lonnd. Ask yonr druggist for this ex-
.enent remedy which has never yet been
Known to fail TO do its duty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
suits for civiI nis,rict Courts.

Mary s. Blohm VS.. George A, BIohm.
divorce.
C. Schwarz VS.. E. A. witt. debt and
foreclosure on two acres in Cof1ey trace,
J. Reinerman league.
City of Houston VS.. John Perry ct al,
tax debt $40 lots l. g. 3, G. Z, s. .. block
Ga Bakers addition, south side Buffalo
bayou.
City OF Houston vs.. Il. II, Steele ct al
tax debt $50 and foreclosure part lots 4
: and 3, block 800, south side Buffalo
bayou.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
Marriage Licennen.

Marriage licenses were issued as follows
during the past week;
b. H. Jordan and Cressie Coleman.
II. r. johnson and Halle Hyles.
j. W. l.. Schulz and Miss Annie Albert.
Q. r. Patterson and Miss Ellie HAITI
horn,
b. F. Frederick and Miss Ella Louise
Funk.
Ernest T. Humphreys and Miss Eliza
beth Julyan Clemens,
L. E. Mitchell and Mrs. NJ. J. Miller
Clarence Badger and Margaret Lindsey.
Frank Green and Mrs, Maud Blake
Pandly
W x. Douglas and Maud Simon.
II. NJ. Gary and Miss Lillian Miller.
William Jackson and Octania e. Ed
wards
2. 4. Green and Matte Washington.
William Dunkin and Julia Mcpherson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
uNDELIvERED PACKAGES.

List Of packages remaining on hand
with WollsFargo Express company for
the week ending Saturday. June II, 1890.
Felix Anaudra. Jessie Arnold Carl Bunch
II. j, Beasley, u. W. Cook, ] NJ. Craig
j l. Clark, II. Il, Crlnce, George Curtis
Mrs. G. Crawford, Cedar Bayou Texas
Il. l.. Chapman, M L. Fitzgerald, Ed Fer
gerson, l.. Ferre, Il, +. Fletcher, j. NJ
Gibson, j 70. Gagne, VIM, Gatchel, Capron
Gcosey, w. l.. Howe, A. Hennosey, II. L.
Hutchinson Robert Hicks. Clinton. Texas,
H. M Jacobs. j. w Jones. A. James, G
A, Keeling W. J Lightfoot Dan McCray
G. d. McRor, w II Mason. Sam Moore
w M Marmlon, G. Oldham, +. Fa Powell
Mrs Lena Parker Tom Reed, J X Stone
JGe Sigh. d. h. Stanciff r. W. Shauley
Jas. stacy, G. A, Schroeder. Belle Thomas
d. Williamson, A, J. Wick.
List Of goods on hand at the Pacific
Express compnny's office for week end
ing June II, 1890 Bailey & Kocbig G. f.
Brittell r. w. Cave, treas f. W. Frat
Mike Gubas. Chas, Goodman, r. II Hur-
ley, Geo L. Jones, o, l. Jones' A. Nc
Caough. Il. Pilot, w. Wolf & Sons.
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Quincy Park.

W, A. strawder, general manager; @.
Williams assistant manager, and Tom ".
Anderson, secretary, announce the open.
ing OF Quincy park. and a grand free bar
beeue at Houston Heights on June 10
and 20. Among other attractions will be-
sham battle each evening, showing the
storming Of the blookhouse at Santiago
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ReaI Estntc Trnn.rcrr.

AIRY Adna Charpiot and husband E.
A., TO Conrad Schwarz, the south
half of 100 acres conveyed TO j.
d. Westcott by j. Il. Tucker ct
al ;......,,.,.... ....,.,..,..., $3.50
David H. Oates and James Oates
TO H. Masterson, 50xi00 feet of lot
H. block 40, south side Buffalo
paJOu .'.....,... ................ IL
The City OF Houston TO H Master
son, 50xl00 feet OF lot ~, block
l79. south side Buffalo bayou rs
r. B. Henderson 70 w l. William
son, south half OF the west half
OF section /. Houston Tax and Bra
zoria Railroad company lands. alb
stract 403 Observation-Disclosures. 100
John Kennedy to Edmond Mahonev
2742S square feet. part OF the Shea
homestead, north sido Buffalo
bayou .........s. ............. 22b0
r. W. Hudson to G. w. Tharp. lot
20. section G. German Society
cemetery ......... ......... go
A. v. Jillings to A. Klrschnick
43-10O acres in lot IL, block 8
Hollingsworth survey ....... &
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Houstonians Welded at Lake cnar,e,

Lake Charles, La, June 17.--This after
noon at Judge John L. wasey's office. H.
j. kessler and Miss Ida Drost. both of
Houston Texas, applied. with license. to
marry The required number OF witnesses
were soon gotten together and the ronnis
made husband and wife They will return
to Houston this afternoon.
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Of number Of ladies and gentlemen. and
also boys and girls TO canvass the city
for new subscribers TO the Lyceum pubic
library. Those who feel inclined to rem
der their assistance in this matter are re-
quested to call on the librarian at the
library rooms in the Mason building for
further particulars.
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II you are In the habit Of "takin A
Wee bit O. the critter" now and then.
Just for the stomach's sake ask the mix
ologist 10 include dose Of Or. Bran
don's Red Cross compound The stom-
ach will appreciate the favor.
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male, colored 10 years pernicious fever
Annual death rate per 1000 sor the week
ending June II, 1899, 1871.
W. NJ. Brumby,
Acting City Health officer.
BY r, G. Ashe.
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nlcvenh own Dintrict Court.

Mrs. Emma Pondley va Berry G Towles;
leave to plaintiff to file first supplemental
petition; plaintiffs demurrer to para
graph 2 Of the defendants hrst amended
original answer overrulod to which the
plaintiff excerpts; continued generally.
Lucy Barbee VS.. City Of Houston; con-
tinued by defendant
Henry Evans VS.. Houston Water Works
Company; leave to plaintiff to withdraw
Jury fee; judgment for the defendant for
the land sued for costs against defend
ant.
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FOR a night cap or an eye opener Red
Cross compound has no equal
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The Houston Lyceum desires to secure.
~ suitable remuneration. the services
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