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SECOND HAND TYPEWRITERs. all makes,
from sos 90 to $50 90: guaranteed 10 be Al
perfect order. H..
ton. Texas.
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LOCAL agents wanted IN every town ~ Texas
for the sale OF laundry soap, Manufactured
By Magnolia Soap Co., Houston. Texas. 90
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ass.. = .clarl.v,n..
~. ~. s'--one hundred
s, ss's today in a body
sssr,osss clarksville,
sslsous' cad address r, w.
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PlANO-Largest size, upright, walnut case,
harp. mandolin and either attachments, best
bargain in city: cash or payments. Piano
EXCHANGE 6lo Travis. IL
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

-
NOTICE-SpeciGcation and bids Tor install,
ing system Of steam heating ~ east why 81
the University OF Texas will be received I'm,
I'll August Is 1899 Apply Tor plans .,
building to ]. l., O'Connor, arcnitect, anu
address bids TO Jas. b. Clark, proctor Dotn
OF Austin. Texas, Right reserved 10 reJss.
any and all bids. VIM. l.. Prather' chai,
man board regents, -
Observation-Disclosures are invited to submit
plans for the erection OF building lot lac
agricultural and horticultural departments
OF the A. and NJ. College, College station,
until D. m, August 81. 1888, fnItleu,ar1
obtained by correspondence With the unaei
signed. l.. L. Foster. president
NOTICE TO coNTRACToRs--seal bids I'D,
dressed TO the commissioners court OF
Grimes county. at Anderson, Texas, VIII DO
received until Monday. August u lSse up
10 IL o'clock m. for the bunuing OF ~
Iron bridge across the Nayasoia river WI
miles west OF the city Of NaYasota, aec9ru,
ing 10 plans and specifications whleh WIN
be In the office OF G.. Il. Wles. clyll eng.
Deer, city OF Houston. aud at tue fHst
National hank. Navasota. Texas. GU and az
ter August 10. 1888
The bidder will be required To- deposit
certified check. payable 10 j, II. Ieasue
county Judge OF Grimes county, as guar
antee OF good faith, The court reserves tae
right 10 reject any or all bids j. H. ieasu,s
county Judge 10
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BAGGING AND TIES--Car loads and less;
ask for prices II. d. Taylor & Sons, Hous-
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SEEDS FOR AUGUST PLANTING--New
crop turnip seed. mustard winter barley.
beardless barley. winter turf oats. Medi.
terranean and Nicaragua seed wheat. Mex
lean June corn. alfalfa, stock beets. German
millet. Write for prices. Texas Seed and
Floral Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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FOX SALE
Mandolins, s1.75 and upward.
Guitars 81. and upward,
New style mandolin cases, 81 Is
Accordions violins, music rolls. etc, vari-
Gus prices; sheet music half price. Grune-
Nald's Music Stcre. Il
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ss .ii HAND refriserators. good as new,
OIL sizes, 81. 90 to 81; country orders will re
eeive prompt attention. Greenberg's. ia
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SopA FOUNTAIN and neeessaries, liquid gas
SS.alsns outht. tanks, etc. National Drug
Store. lll3 Congress avenue. ;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES Of America, Eastern Dis
tiet OF Texas. So
In the United States District Court in aud
fer Said District, Galveston Division. In
the Matter OF A. j. Condit, Bsnkrupt--No.
as In Bankruptcy
To the Honorable David Il. Bryant, Judge
of the District Court OF the United states
for the Eastern District of Texas:
A. j, Condit Of Houston, IL the County Of
Harris. ani state OF Tsxis IN said district.
respectfully represents taat on tue ON day
OF June, last last. he was duly 9u1udSei
bankrupt under the acts Of congress- roianng
to bankruptcy. that no has Gully surrendered
al his properly and rights OF property. IN
has fully complied WITH ell the require.
inents OF said acts aul OF the orders of the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore Ne Trays that he may be de-
from IN debts. provabls araias, his estate
upeer sad bankrupt acts. except sucn debts
us arc exceWcd by law from such dis
Dated this let day OF. Ausust, A, D. lsa,.
\. J. Cctelt. Bankrupt.
Order OF Notice Thereon.
Eastern Distrlst Of Texas, Sc
or this I'd day of Augast A, d. 1890. on
readins the foie going petition 4 is
ordered by the Court, that a henfins be
hGd upon the same on Tho 2lst day OF Au-
gust. A, u. 1899, before said court. at the
tfhee OF James II. Burnett, Referee In Bank.
iuptoy, U. s. Courtroom. Galveston, Texas.
in said district, at IL o'clock N tho fore.
noon. end that notice thereof be published
in The Houston Post. newspaper printed
In SAID dist, ct and that sil known cs.dltcrs
and other persons In interest may appear at
the said time and place and show cause. II
any they have, why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
And 4 Is further ordered by the court, that
the clerk shall send by mail to all known
creditors copies OF said petition and this
order addressed to them at their places OF
residence as stated
Witness, the Honorable David Il. Bryant,
Judge OF the said court, and the seal there
Of at Galveston, in said district. ON the "a
day OF August, A. d. 1899.
u.S) Y, Dart, CLERK.
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WE DO the rental business of Houston. be-
car we have tho houses to rent; no
trouble 10 show property n. NJ. Norneet 4
Co, phone GO. Binz building.
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FOR SALE--Eight small farms. 100 to 600
acres each. near Waller, In Waller county.
Texas. now improved and ready for occu-
p0ncy; for fertility and easy culture. these
lands are not SURPASSED bv any In the State
Terms easy, Thos. G. Ashford. Waller.
Waller county. Texas, &
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TERNATIoNAL STOCK FOOD now on
sale at Kieslins's DRUG Store. bO2 Main 81;
corner Prairie Ave. s.ai
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LADY'S WHEEL. in good condition. for
sale cheap. 1909 Franklin.
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FOR SALE--I have about one-half car OF i'm
PIGMENTS for sale at less than cost. Nrita
for particulars as l want 10 quit the bnsi
rcss. Address R. McMenemy. Beeville,
Texas va
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GARDEN HOSE at reduced prices; try our
linen-ply for durability; 1t is cheap and
wears we'll. II. H. Holtkamp. 3lS Travis
street. D
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oh sAl-E-Chsap, "a volumes Of Texas s. Q.
nneports, volumes | TO %, inclusive; also
naiiam Digest all in good order, S65 for
Tss q volumes. w. J. Groom. Wharton,
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS lots for sale at lowest
prices on ins,aiiment plan. Office 30 Main
street. John A. Milroy. agent
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DANDY WIND MILLS. galvanized cisterns.
sole and put IN by H. H. Holtkamp. SiS
Travis street b
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,.rt is based upon de-
y 's' |. will at least have a
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a /.
E0TTON HIGHER
- says The Far. Farmers Can
;drs III Cents
ysM.,s' 10 RECEIPTS
8 ~. Of Many OF the
s,s.s growers

letter BY a citizen n. o. d
sgr'ss ~, nd with interest 1t Is
~ ls rs,ch thousands of the
y s's ssu sSIr states are think
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r .nayf Is pdSSN
NV i will at least have a
i ne Journal J.. arc, sight,
. :, for a moment, we
Z. i. proposition is one Wn0.e
!. not only possible, but
" !, cooperation, certain. Let
\, / MI the farmers Of the
4 ~, on an estimate during
~ $4,000 bales OF cotton a; !;
Ia, d the price of cotton oil
.,,nd means s. a bale; more
e, than he presently gets;
r,ly DE farmers are only re-
4 ssat, per pound, or 3 cents
N. than a fair price; and that
! round means an increase Of
,assoo,ooo on s.5oo,ooo bales
~ this enormous addition to
4 a. South. the cotton plant
Z obt,lu such a position that
land M cents for their cot
is,ta he manufacturers to pay
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PERSONAL

DR.. ANNIE sloRRELL does not profess to
raise the dead. but has cheated the under
takers out of many a JOB without the use
of knife. Testimonials and specimens al
her office. 5O2h Main street. along side Of
Wright's Studio. ~
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THREE lots. with nice Ave-room cottage and
kitchen. all furnished. ON the water front
at Seahrook. for sale cheap mot for remit !;
immediate possession. Apply to Ben Camp
bell. e
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FOR sALE-Lumber ward and stock coffin
In small black land town in Central Texas.
Lumber this Office.
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rUh SALE--Large stylish fast black horse
es ,anue ior lady to drive or ride. Frank
IN s. lOl0 Texas avenue, 6
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a anW,,ENTY-THREE nae $40 bobblnet uos-
S ns. pars, ordered for closed seaside hotel
s sss',; noteikeener orders them sold today for
Texas avenue 4
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DICYCLES-Girls' 24-lnch wheels $l200. II
frstclass running order. Boys Wheels.
$3.50: coed as new. Write March Cuniorc,
Hot sttn Dunlop, q. & j.. NJ. & w. and
all kinds OF tires. G.
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FiRsr~cLAss cook wants situation 10 hotel
or restaurant. boarding car, etc. Address
6asS4 fhia Nffice. ~ Il 4
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FOR sAI.E---About eco acres OF land near East
Bernard cheap for cash. For Information
plepse applv TO Mrs. A. +. Johnston. West
End. San Antono TeNas. S.A
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SITUATION wANTED--By a young man a
bookkeepcr or any other office work; can
speak English and Bohemian; best recon-
Texas Hla
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY -Traincd detectives
furnished for civil and criminal investiga-
lions; reasonable rates. correspondence 3D.
licitcd. James McCanc box 100. Houston.
Texas II
FOR RELIABLE quick and honest services
In civil and criminal cases apply to T. S. S.
Bureau. 3o52 Main street. s-iS-95
s. o. CNTTQN A RRN- Tira Insuranca
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LoST--Dctween Roselie and Main street A
satohel containing wearing apparel and
drawn work Return TO 2Q0l Freeman
street and receive reward
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MORPHINE. liquor. cigarette and cocaine
habits cured in from one to three days; ao-
soluteiy sure, safe and painless; no cure,
prnvtdanra AND Hardy
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FOR SALE.

'oh SALE-Confcctionery, fruit and cigar
stand stand Tor cash. Corner Main aud Walker
stTcets. 4
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wANTED--A position by a young man as
cotton classer who has had seven years ex-
perience and can give hest OF references;
no one but reliable house need answer.
Address CHASER" No. 400 L. Second ST..
Austin Texas &
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

s. o. COTTON BRO, Fire lnsurano,
AGENTS and Adjusters. 10 MIN street. Z
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SITUATION wANTED--By niiddlc-aged man
In private family; understands horses, cows,
yard, ETC., will make himself useful around
the house: wages no objects wants good
home. References. Address 1855. this ofncc6
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PLANTS, PLANTS, PLANTs--We csn sunni
stfawoerry. dewberry. blackberry ana cab
pay pay pants IN any quantity. Correspondence
soIsltea Alvin Produce Co.
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GRAND ORATORICAL TREAT.

Lecture ut the Immaculate Conccp-
ton by Rev. j. NJ. Clenry.
Rev. J. M. Cleary, the eloquent priest,
will deliver his celebrated lecture on the
Passion Play" at the Church of the an
maculate Conception, next Monday
evening. The lecture will be illustrated
by dissolving views, showing the Tyrol
mountains, Bavarian scenery, the quaint
villagers, and the characters and incl
dents of the play. There are nearly 100
Slides in all to be exhibited. Those who
are interested in the lecture would do
we'll to remember that the date is not
Tuesday evening, but Monday evening,
the goth inst. Admission to the church
is IS cents. The lecture, as illustrated,
will be great help to meditation upon
the mysteries Of Lent No devout Cath
Ollie should miss this rare and pictur-
esque feast, which is highly calculated to
quicken his faith during this holy sea-
son of prayer and penance. The views
are superb, and the description will be
magnificent. Remember the date-Mon-
day evening, Feb. 20, and go early.
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A. 0. H. LIFE INSURANCE.

Figures From the Annual Report of
State Secretary O'Shnughncssy.
The annual report Of the condition of
the Ancient Order of Hbernian's Life
insurance fund of Minnesota, prepared
by Secretary O'Shaughnessy, is before us
in printed form. The report covers the
period of one year, beginning January
list and ending December 31st 1898. 1t
is concise and carefully prepared
document and the figures presented show
a gratifying increase in the prosperity
of the fund. The income for the year
from all sources was $50, 1874 94 divided
as follows: From mortuary assess
ments, $26,441.7O; delinquent assess
ments, $913.G5; membership fees, 5000;
semi-annual dues and penalties, 81
172.41; advance assessments, S715. The
disbursements foot up $29,745.45, and in
clude Is death claims, $4,000; salary Of
officers, $3.50; printing, $5S3.O3; postage,
exchange, etc. $140.03; convention ex-
penses, bonds, ETC., $245.79; other items,
$24.GO; balance on hand in repositories
January list, 1898, beneficiary fund S.
959.75; expense fund, $4.69; balance on
hand in repositories Jan. LIST, 1899, ben
eficiary fund sS,922.25; expense fund,
$433.9S; Members in good standing Dec.
81, 1898 1904; certificates written dur
ing year, SCI; suspensions by withdraw
al, 1896; average age Of membership 81
years, l month"; % days: average age of
members admitted during 1898, 20 years.
8 months, IL days; average age of
deaths, 50 years, 6 months; number of
claims paid, 2S; expense ON manage
ment, per capita, SIC; death rate, SIG
per thousand. The net increase in mem
bership for the year was $40.
The wisdom of the last state conven-
ton in changing the plan of collecting
the mortuary assessments is now appar-
ent. In looking over the report we find
that in 1895 there were Is deaths; in
1896, IL; in 1897, ID; and in 1898, 25.
Yet, notwithstanding the unusual death
rate for the past year, all claims have
been paid, together with three on hand
Dec. 81, 1897, and there is still on de-
post in the beneficiary fund nearly
50, OOO
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DOOley'S MejitatiOns.

Copyright. 1899, by Chicago journal:
"Wcll, sir" said Mr.. Doolcy, "it looks
now as il there was nothing left f'r mo
young friend Aggynaldo to do but time.
Like as not year firm now hell be in
JAIL like Napoleon. tn impror Nv tn
'rrinch was in his day, an Mike, tn
Burglar an other paihritcs. That s
what comes iv hcin' a pathritc too long.
lis a good job whin thcy'sc nathing
else to do. but lis not tn thing to
wurruk overtime at. IT'S a sort Nv
Out-iv-dnrc sport that yc shlld engage in
durn' the summer vacation. bmt whin
man carries il on durin' business
hours people begin to git down on him,
an afthcr awhile they're ready to hang
him to git him out ~ tn way. AS
Hogan says. "rh' las thing that happens
to a pathritc he's a scoundlrrl'
Las summer there warn'l u warmer
pathritc anywhere in our imperial do
minons thin this same Aggynald0o. |
was with him mcsilf Says L. "rhcy'sc
a good COON ] says. Hell help us f'r
to make tn Philippians indipindant on
us f'r support. | says. an whin tn
blcssin's iv civilization has been iXtind-
ed to his beloved country, an ! says.
post Offices says. Well give give him
a good job as a letter carrier says,
where he wont have anything to do
J says, but walk | says.
An so tn consul at Ding Dong, tn
man that r-rnn that ind iv tn war, he
says to Aggynaldoo Co. he says, where
glory waits yr,' he says. Go an sthrikc
Il blow he says, f'r yc'rc country, he
says. 'Thcysc nawthn' in stayin' an
yc might git hould Nv Il tyrannical
watch or IL pockctbook down bcyant,'
he says. An off wnt tn brave pathritc
to do his jooty. He done it, too Win
Cousin George was pastin' tn former
hated CASTLES who was ii who stood on
tn shore shootin' his bow an arrow
into tn sky. but Aggynaldoo? Whin
me frind Gin'ral Merritt was landin
gallant charge again blank catrcdgcs
who was It ranked his noble army iv
pathritcs behind his f'r to sec that no
wan attacked him firm tn sea, but
Aggynaldoo? He was good man, thin
IA good. noisy man.
9TH thrubblc was he didn't know
whin to knock off. He didn't hear tn
wurrul1 bell calm him to come firm
playin' ball an git down to business.
Says me Cousin George: Aggynaldoo,
me buck. he says. tn war is over, he
says. AN we've settled down to tn old
game he says. They'se no more heroes.
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All of thin has game to wurruk FIR tn,

All Of thin has game to wurruk FIR tn
magazines. They're no more pathrites,'
he says they've got jobs as gov-nors or
ar-re lookin' FIR thin or anything else,'
he says. All tn prom mint saviors iv
7.ieir country he says, but mesilf' he
says, lis busy preparin' their definse,' he
says. TIL sport is all out iv tn Job,
an iv We don't come in an jine tn tilin'
masses Nv wage wurrukers,' he says, we
won't even have tn credit iv bein' licked
in glorious victhry,' he says so to
tn wood pile with ye,' he says, FIR ye
can't go on cllybratin' tn Foorth iv
July without bein' took up fr dishordly
conduct he says.
An Aggynaldoo doesn't understand
it. An he gathers his archery club
ar-round him an he says: Fellow
pathrites,' he says, we've been be-
trayed,' he says. We've been sold out
without he says, 'gittin' tn usual COM
mission he says. We're still heroes
he says. an our pitchers is in tn pa
abers, he says. Go in,' he says, am
sthrike blow at tn gay decevers' he
says. III sell yer lives DEAR he says.
An tn archery club wint in. Tn path
rites wint up agin band Nv Kansas
sojers. that was wanst heroes befure
they larned tn hay-fut-sthraw-f ut, an is
now arnin' the wages iv good harvest
hand all til year ar-round, an d rather
fight than eat tn ARMY beef, an We
know what happened. Some iv tn
poor divvils iv heroes is liberated firm
tn cares ~ life. an tn rst iv thin is up
In thrccs an wishin' they was home
smokin' good segar with mother"
An all this hccasc Aggynaldoo didn't
hear tn whistle blow He thought tn
boom was sthll on in tn hero business.
If he'd come in ye'd be hcarin' that
James Hatch Aggynaldoo'd been ap-
pinted foorth-cass postmather at
llootchy- kootchy. but now tn mex thing
ye know Nv him'll be on tn blotter at
tn polls station: James Hatch Aggy-
naldoo, alias Pompydoor Jim, charged
with carryin' concealed wccpins an ray
sislin' an officer Pathritism always
dies whin We establish Il polls foorce.'
We'll" said Mr.. Hcnncssy, I'm kind
Nv sorry fr tn la-ads with tn bows-an'-
arrows. Maybe they think they're
pathritcs."
"Divvle tn bit Nv difference it makes
what they think. so long as we don't
think 50. said Mr. Dooley. Its what
rather Kelly calls Il case Nv mayhem ct
chew en-. That's Latin. lIcnncssv am.
II names what's wan mans food is
another mans piZcn"
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ST. STEPHENS HALL.
Grand Minstrel Entertainment an,
Cake Walk on Feb. 80.

Grand Minstrel Entertainment and
Cake Walk on Feb. 80.
Wednesday night, Feb. %, annivcr-
sary of Washington's birthday, a grand
minstrel entertainment and cake walk
will be given at st. Stephens Hall, I'M
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Catholic Club, of that parish. The fol-
lowing program will be presented:
PART l.
l. Overture-Olio and introduction
of end menai y
The Mystic Star.
2. Opening, Thinkers Chorus,"..
). Enjoy Y'self" ........M. ]. Monahan
4. She Was Bred in Old kentucky"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. V. B. Sather
5. Honolulu Lady" ........ j. NJ. Paul
............... Dr. j. G. Hunand
Z. Dark Town Out Tonight.
Observation-Disclosures. E. A. Webster
s. Bass solo Observation-Disclosures j. Madsen
8. Stars and Stripes, ......... .Sousa
Mrs. NJ. ]. Monahan. assisted by the
Chorus
PART III.
l. Vocal Solo-"Supposing" .....
........... Miss Frances Horgan
2 Monologue ........ &C. 4. Woolsey
3. When You Amt Got No Money
You Needn't Come Around"
Miss E. Brown and NJ. l.. Crosby
i. vocal SOLO ............. j. E. Coates
5. Novelty ........ Miss Fred Leonard
and NJ. ID. Smith
=. Monologue ........... ID. A. WoolSey
Z. Solo-"EbeneZer" ... +. Leonard
s. Fancy Dancing ................
Messrs Kennedy and Grain
9. Quartet-Selec:ed.
Messrs. Smith, Saher, Monahan
and Brown.
PART III.
Cake Walk ............... Six Couples
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A, @. H. Notes

The United Pleasure club held it's
last dance of the season Monday night,
in Kistlers hall. The affair was a
grand success. This club since it's Or
ganization has paid out to charity and
benevolent purposes over $40O.
The regular meeting of Division No.
Z, on Thursday. Feb. 8, was very we'll
attended A musical and literary pro-
gram followed the business of the meet
number initiated in March, when an ex-
cellent program will be rendered.
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The RiiOu,

Good business continues to be the
rule at the Bijou, and theater goers are
afforded for their entertainment a vari-
ETY. Of attractions.
After a week of vaudeville Of high
class character the return is announced
to farce comedy, and Manager Hays
promises one OF the stellar events of the
season of this order in the first visit to
this city at popular prices Of Hoyt's
cleverest and most successful farce, "a
Parlor Match"
This engagement will begin with to-
morrow, matinee performance, and will
include the regular Wednesday and
Saturday matinees.
When a farce comedy holds the stage
for Is years or SO, it is proof positive
of it's merit. Evans and Hoeys "A Parlor
Match" was written by Charles H. Hoyt
in his happest vein, and no one denies
that the play is the best he ever wrote.
The humor is of that bubbling, efferves-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-02-18
MONTANA MATTERS.

Anaconda, MOntana.-Fathcr Pirnat
pastor of st. Peters church, Anaconda,
has been transferred to Livingston by
Bishop BrOndel. Father Coopman, of
Livingston, has been assigned to Ana
conda and has already entered into his
new pastorate at st. Peters.
Miss Helen NJ. Gleason, county super
intendent of schools for Deer Lodge
county, conducted her first examination
Feb. II and 10.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. H., gave
delightful dancing party in the A. o.
H. hall Thursday evening. Feb. H..
Music was furnished by the Margaret
theater orchestra
The grand ball given by the A. o. H.