The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-03
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,,,e,n,,,, 49, Neepers Of New y.
yiclnity have been abused aoa -
to give up much OF Their ~ erh
wealth 10 the whisky tras, ~
oen mas been too much for H.. =
and now these usually hu,os, 1
sacrificing people mean to rsl,'I.
even OF anything in that lima I
ing trust to fight the whI,s
Nearly 400 retail liquor dealars I 81
sale grocers have combined Z, g "
For the new whisky company W., y
subscribed to-day and si.oOo.oos !. Y
ed. The whisky trust TO-DAY ~
the price of whisky 20 cents -
has issued circulars inposins s''sa
OF obnoxious conditions ,,p., + Y
The local dealers say tbsv p'sa1
ageous enough to carry on a ~. y
whisky trus to the knlts w
usually do what they say tbev I'm ny
lighting line. There are snor.t
dealers in this city. and thew hss.
capital, to Withstand the tv,.ss s ~
trust. Subscriptions are now aas
and reports of Committees r.lF
dealers are ready to maka .,s sles
the coming battle with tho ,sa.. lsr
wholesalers are well treated Nv =.
being allowed discounts. with as
that retailers are charged hlgh NJ,
an ordinary brand of whisky ~. a
expect to have plant in runn,ss "
very soon, and will not only nIs.. NJ
ON the market, but wine and clssr. ''q
W. Philips Hall, the broker. sv,s,s
aroused the Methodist preachers !, {.
weekly meeting yesterday by Il. &.
for great revival. He said tb,t
11,l19 churches in the United SUI,
membership of 2,72O,5il, the Nsh,,-
had gained only l122 last year "A 4.
was an actual falling off in this c.v !,
| time has come, he said, when pl,1'
should be aroused to the issues inrS,,
and to the great need OF a general WY,
/ of pentecostal grace. A spirit n s,,ss
worldliness seems to have iny,S.s /
/ church, and there is too much .im.,,-
ness among the members. Thoa 4,
want to save it must go to work a ~
| believe our first duty now is to ~
our devotion TO the Bible and rs..,,
the faith of our fathers in 1t. Tn N,
has come to call halt upon the 3. n
skepicism and to urge the stability H 4.
/ Scriptures. There is movement On n
to meet these higher critics in E,r,',
by evangelistic work among the ,ss1
The first duty of Methodists is ia ,.,.|
class meetings, restore holiness sD,.d'
for the witness Of the spirit, and NM
earnestly for a pentecostal shower
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An affectation of the moment-s hi.
nine afieclation, of course--is a tast 4
powder on the hair just above one h.
pie, The pompadour style of coIru.
offers a particularly good field lor ii
exploit, and there's no doubt that It ID
a chic effect all its own. Very you,
women are most given to it. The niisIe
aged, whose locks are already xhlsttl
. at the temples have little use iW 1
! though, as matter OF diplomacy, 70
now and then turn 1t 10 account Ia
dash OF powder, so patiently artificial 4;
tracts attention from the naturally sis
threads. But 1t is the young who DELI.
in it, Just as they delight in al W
costumes ard matronly millinery u
. other staid and sober things that hlli
age and dignity, and which they vii
only too glad to forswear SO soon as Y
have reached a staid and sober age 7
! fashion of all-over powdered hair By I
| way, Is decidedly imminent. Tnsrs =
rumors that 1t will be the accepted Ian
for full dress next season.
49,
, Justice Gaynor has summoned n'
, pear before him in the supreme COY
t Brooklyn, Juror Albert Anderson, VA0
; accused of a new crime on the cal'nil
"obstinacy. Anderson tried to c'nul
| eleven men last week that they y
T. wrong, and as the eleven men wouH
, be convinced there was a dlsas'eel'
S AS similar incident had happeays
9 a short time ago when MI An9elsS w.
a member OF another jury, JuSllVs uas
decided to punish him said Tue ~, :.
This is the second time you nave !,
in this manner. You seem delefmias'
y set UP your opinion against tnal :,
6 eleven other men. You VIII appsA
= Monday and receive the punlsnmsn1
.. deserve for your conduct IN tne Ju''
Il in the case on trial NO pefsou =
0 what punishment the justice mas ~ :
e There is, of course. no caancs ~
a latter and Anderson agreeing "
d either.
5 A well known tenderloiu prowss',
thinks ne can stand as many u''n''
most other men in the course Of a. !
It ing, Invariably patronizes pesau'
i before he jumps on a car Tor hg-',
rides on the back platform un.. ~ y
u finished eating. He tells me .u Ma,
g found from long experience w.. -trcng
:. the hotter tho beuser, nave sS ~,
ulty OF absorbing alcohol anu =
II ing 1t from destroying the ae' ~ 81
man takes six or seven DRINKS - ~,
and then eats a pint or so Of 49, \
! viii find the eXhiliaroting eI
=, liquor almost entirely gone. II M
= ter remedy than raw onions onion vou
a nearly so obnoxious TO peopigh oms
y have to talk with on the way y VIM, Ne
II the prowler. and the ethcasy irs
y, nut should not be questioned iO' =
W in this respect alone
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a Thomas Defreese OF flspAiN
, enjoys the distinction OF lawns \,
:, years old and a baby rev 80 !,
The father is hale ana hss a,h
s and his eldest son is grana,'ssaI
70 great grandchildren are o'us Il
:. youngest child. Defreese N Ne
,e old when he was first marrlsSS .rc
l. ried again five years ago anu horu.
y time three children have oeen -
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