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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
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burg points Vest daily except sunday NJ co:essa
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
no Sc e b Pc q s;9 palns Cap: 1859 pInns cs
Carr 5s an" So PS%s e. sS, 6ss 6 'S
III Fs %sa pSias f Gs q 20 piSSs ess
soH ,I RAILwAY..E1piess. $50 40 .. is~
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAmwAY.-rOr Memphfs
ATaS So1sf ESR1 T: S@s go M and $50
ssoRsSS GLE gSf& & 99 ,Hi M
AT TTees Sd99n and 7.4o y M daily. -.
Coach
G ans bS.Sy wesssy s,,,
Grove ard Point Pleasant Cfrom West rveoty hire
Street station) $40 a m. i22o sso. SO and ESQ 2
s cosSS 10 sc 80 T. r.; a.;
oio D. m Sundays. 9.s5 M. SIG y. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61o 40 80 $50 $50 go 600 Penna. Limi,ed). eD
Dining tarl. 1850 Dining Carr, ii.60 g. M. 20 ~
100 $50. 20 40 Dining Carr. 40 Uftnins Carl.
40 90 Cpinins Carr 20 $50 MI ~ - nisht s s
Dining Carr a. m. 1880 $50 Dining car. $50. $50.
20 Dining Carr 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carl.
Ticket oft,es Nos. ISl, 81 1906 1884. III, and 81
Broadway; I Aston House; West Twenty-third street
Station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and corands
streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. es BroadvH
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn: station.
Jersey City. Inc New York Transfer Company VII
call for and check from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 2757 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyivsnis
J. B. HUTtHfNSSN J. r. WOOD :.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May iecoon steady; miad W., Receis
low n,fddlnq . T-i6c good ordlniry l." i"0- ii''
zoo bales: sales. 20 stock % DO
sa~annah May Cotton quiet md1Ins 2T lS low
mddinc 5isc. Net receipts "a baieSS .. - '' -
norris r5aryise s3i: sales 10; stock, 2s''V4.
Memphis May 19.-Cntton steady; mddhng 2-[sc low
middng &c: good ordinary 0-loc issSe'ps 9 ,ses
Eg.ls8 o -,
81 Louis May Io.-cotton steady; mlddling 10 NC
low nsdine SIC; good ordinary. ID lie Net receipts
4 Iaies. gross G5i shipments. 73l; stock. ss,344
baltimore Nav i9-Cotton nominal; midGllng. Oltc'
low midng 5 l3-1Gc; good ordinary -oc ltecelY,''
COS bales exports Great Britain. 5o; TO the Cont
nent Zoo; stock. 1i,SB9.
New-Orleans May l9-Cotton QUIET mddling, l3altc
low rntidne 5Ac: good ordinary, 4Sc Receipts - ;
bales; experts Great Britain 22 70 France '4oS' 10
the Continent 10 40: sales 300 stock 2'I.3i3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20

a. COTTON-Outslde investors the least dspos-
ton in cotton until the uncertainty re
earllng the growing crop cleared away. OF the mar
kst Itself there very little After opening
q and steady unchanged prices TO point ad-
trading extremely and the total range
fluctuations for the day did not exceed two points Al
the close feeling quiet and steady. with prices
unchanged one point lower About the only news
which base IDEAS crop information ana,
as This failed agree IN the majority OF instances,
both sides proceed. Claims that dam
sgp late news poor condition had been greatly exas
seraed exhibited by the bear crowd. but met
equally reports from nearly all sections
the the crop outlook far from resse'lr-
ne said that the ground as dry as tinder
he Eastern states. and that the crop was making
stands the central portion OF the region Farmers
understood TO be very much DISCOURAGED in Arkansas
Northern Texas by the ravages OF insects, and in
where the seed had been washed out Of the
the rains Of last week. refusing TO re
plant Though light rains indicated today's
the northern districts the greater
portion Of belt free from precipitation with the
temperature very high The local trade do not lose sight
the that conditions IN Fall River cloth markets
better than at the present time which may
also be said OF the European markets. The English
cables OF to-day reflected comparatively tame markets
which attributed TO the close hand holidays De
mand Cor spot cotton in the South not vigorous
but all markets holding their own with dealers
disposed 70 advance asking rates
The Of prices in the local market to-day
follows:
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Ocean steamers.
ABOUT TRAWEG.
Tenth Article


OUR TALK TO-DAY PERTAINS TO GOOD
THINGS AT LOW PRICES KNOWING
THAT MANY PEOPLE WANT TO 90
ABROAD WHOSE MEANS ARE LIMITED,
WE HAVE ARRANGED A SERIES OF
POPULAR EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE AT
PRICES HITHERTO UNKNOWN HERE
THEY ARE:
London and Paris. ............. 81 days. fl35
London. Lucerne. and Paris. 81 - $50
swltzerland .................... 30 iV
Switzerland. Italian Lakes.
Italy. and Paris. AZ 215
Switzerland. Engadine. aad
italian Lakes ................ % 10
England. Switzerland. Austrian
Tyrol, Germany. Pars...... As $50
THESE LEAVE NEW YORK EVERY
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. on RE
QUEST WE WILL SEND YOU A PAM
PHLET TELLING THE WHOLE STORY.
THOS. COOK & SON,
281 AND 1925 BROADWAY, n. Y. BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. SAN FRAN
CISCO. ETC.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits urpentine moderately active and steady.
with business the appended prices Tar held firm
light stocks. but quiet Rosn continued steady at
former prices. Quotations follow:
TAR-Relnilars 80: tar. oil bbls. SO 30.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-f1hg42c
ROsIN-COmmOn good strained. 81 451s1 47i5; p,
81 30; r. 90. c. ~ e. II. 81 10; 81 So K. 81 90; NJ,
81 20; " 81 40. W O. 81 49, W ". 81.
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpe3tine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOU tDls
Tar i''S S"i''
Charleston. May f9-Turpentue market firm at 3slsc.
Arm. unchanged
Savannah May l0.-Sprits urpentine firm unchanged
sales ll5 bbls receipts Las Rosn firm. unchanged
sales 3 2gi bbis. receipts. 3 333.
wilmington May lP-Spirts turpenne firm. 3s9 q
SOC Rosn firm. 95c9S Crude urpentine steady. 81 %
az 3DGs2 80 Tar firm. 81 80 $500
london May i1.-Turpsntine Spirits SIS I'D.
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WEST StIORE.R.R.

~, Tran, q =. leave iss.r rIs from iSes p
ixt anany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Nisssrs Fss
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and 81; L9Ws;; fsr
Shsasa aa as M later foos y ia So, 6heass ed
sser. punal9. Niassrs. Falls Toroo''' o''0'1
,,aS esesna' psiiy for usies syracuse Rochester Bat
faIo Niagars Falls and Toronto
s.45 III NJ, Daily. for Albany Ctea. syrscuss. Resnee-
Ter. buffalo. Niagara Fsns Toronto pstro cisvs-
fsnd Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables az principal hotels and offices Baegage
ehecI "a from Hotel Residence BY Westcott Exprss.
a. y LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ~ T.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad

Stations foot Of West 2crd Cortlantr and pesbroes
streets (Penna. X Ferries)
sTlIne West 2ard Street Other figures Cortisndt %
pesbrOsses Streets. : Daily except sunday sunday
only Other trains daily
.6IJ. 100 a. n Loca; for EAsTON. -
.2.50, $40 A. NJ; For, BuFfAL0, y1AGABA
FALLS aad West, aud principal Local poirts Parios
.p f.i pln.S 1900 Noon. SLACK 0IHFono
ied {" setting capacity Due Buffalo SIS p; n; con-
meeting with through Slecpers 10 DETROIT ana lineage
Dining Car service a Ia carte rr.,,,,
+i!$.33oo i:PPSS scRANT6S, Coal B.anchs
r4.JO J.1JP.M Local for EAsTpS. =.
LID $40 p ". Local FOR MAUcH CHUNK,
3SsiSPPa For ba sasss ssS "a point. 3s
rhrSysiio ssS oS E Spss0 sao ~
io $50, 40 2. u. For friatA. hS4SSff6
pUFTALO and West. Sleeping Cars 20 ChicefQ. -
SOUTH PLAINFIELQ and BOUND BROOK 1904
daily except SUNDAY SO 90 io.soAM- s% ~. 80
Tickets and Pginsu .eco,m%od..ions = ~ q. q
Colunbu Ave- n T.; So Fulton e., Court o.,
Broad way and Brooklyn Annex station Brooklyn, -
NY transfer Co. WIN call for and check bsssaoo
from hotel or residence through 10 destination.
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Secretary Hester OF the New-Oreans Cotton Exchange
gives the crop movement from September ] 10 date
follows: Port receipts sl5e 10 bales against s4so sis
last year 66 907 before last and 500 1856 bales
IN lso overland TO mills and Canaca. 12l428s bales
against ls26 bales year. s3l 300 year before last
AMI 1VlSD bales In 1885, interior stocks IN OF
September 2GoOe bales; asainst rs sS last year
decrease under September J. 1891 Of 92b bales and an
ncra ,s IN 1885 Of 54G27 bales: Southern mill takngs
me- lO2Isls bales against 9ss $50 last $50 O23 In
Gays 70 date l0CcsG GO bales against 107e4Gi4 last
year ana $4,000" bales IN 1896 brought into sight Tor
week against seven days ending May 10 other years
tabs bales against IL I2 last year. % s27 year before
last and l345i bales In 1875 brought into sight first
nineteen days Of hGy 20i2os bales 1870 533 last
1895 1890 ~ 80
The movement Of cotton al Liverpool during the week
sndlng to-day as compared with previous weeks
follows:
Previous
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CIINARD LINE.

n. 10 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Eron per 40 n r.. foot Of Garrison St
ampansa :. May 20. noon Lueania. June g. u A. d
49, a., II, Nav 81 r. ". Aurana. June 8. r. NJ
-mbria . May a. A. II. Dtruria. June TO- A ~
vEENOl. H. DROWN 4 Gu. Gen Agents.
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
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Ocean 5teamcr5.
~~ON0l0INN/INo~N oNTTNO~~~1~OO~
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
~. NEv-YoRR-Qu ENsTowN-IfyERPoofA
,.,.,,r,e Nav "a 3 D Germanic. June noon
1ajestic May 81. aeon Majestic June p. noon
rau,nnic June H. noon Cyinrc. July II. A.
r passenger freight and general Information apply TO
'o 's WHITE STAR LINE.
p,sr No a. North River. once. D Broadway ~ Y.
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Go Ubom Ut FLAP Goncerne.

A LICE RES rE-wI1 you communicate with
a / III FRODE u II gi ST.. 0usrnsey. England2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20

Foreign coffee marlkets-Sano=- market quiet;
good average nominal receipts 600 bags; stock
bags. Hamburg-coee market opened unehansed;
AZ so p. unchanged 10 u pig higher sales 1000
bags Havre-Cofee market opened steady, unchanged
at IL m unchanged: at p barely steady unchanged;
closed a franc higher total sales. 1900 bags.
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{ Brazil coffee is as follows:

Rio-Coree market quiet: No RIO 1890; exchange
Ind receipts 1900 bags cleared for the United states
bags cleared for Europe 200 bags stock 100000
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N0M1Mfs @TENM9MlP CO.

DIRECT rINE TO PORTLAND MAINE -
Connecting with all railroad and steamship lines 70 all
Summer Resorts Steamships Horatio HAIR new ana
Manhattan leave Pier No. rs. f.. r. foot OF Market
Street every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at "
Steamers fitted with every modern improy Tor he
comfort and Of passengers Ticket offices No
2g0 Broadway Of Reade Street and general ot-
fee No BOO South Street. opposite the Pier.
HORATIO HALL. G. +. A.. 222 South Street
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M@MTrn @tERGNAGy Lloyd.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
CHERBOURG. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
Sailing at 10 A. NJ -
'kaser Fried May % Tiaye May w
'kas VIM: d. Gr....June 8 Lain, June -
kaiser Fried June 20 'K. NJ. Theresia june 70
'Twin-screw Express Service.
SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Barbarossa Monday, May %, m
Friedrich der Crosse Thurs June l. IL A. N.
GIBRALTAR NAPLES, GENOA
Sailing at IL a. NJ. -
saaie ............ May 20i Aier. May
Kaiser VIM. II June 3 Ems June ~
Saale. ...........Jvne - Aller. July
OELRICHS g. Co. NO BOWLING GREEN
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RED D line c.,.u. 60. -, g..
caiho via Curacao-Calling also at Porto Rico.
~ From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
g l p NJ.
s s PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY, NAY 70 1 r. M
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
s BoULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. l35 Front st.
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ANCHOR l-IME.M.S, lASTEAMERs

GLASGOW WA Lon d o d RRr.
From Pier 81 North River foot Of West 24ih 81.
r,hiona . MAY ~ noon Eurnessa. June H. noon
Annboria $500 June 10 noon Ethiopia June - noon
tSiTY oE RoME..... June g. noon. and july l. noon
vi " cabin passage, $50 END upward.
% Cabin $50 to s35 5teerage. $3.50 to $3.50.
For Book Of Tours and particulars apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agts.. Bowling Green.
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ISRENCH LINE
Il CoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS.
DIRFCT LINE TO HANRE-PARIS FRANCE).
Sailing follows at 10 A. NJ
From pier No AZ North River. foot Morton Street.
=. rre,aene ..... May 20 La Champagne June II
Ia Touraine May u La Bretagne June Ii
- c,ascogne ....... June Ia Toursine. June 2
First-cass passage 20 Havre $40 ana upward -
ca,r Agency for T. s and Can. Bowling Green ". Y
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Mmn-lAMrlsA@E9HGA LINZ

New YorlS-Rotterdam. via Bouoene- sur Mer.
New twin-screw steamers ROTTERDAM and STATEN
nav Is 200 and 1880 respectively
Twin-screw 5. S. STATENDAM, May 20 10 4 NJ for
Rotterdam via Rouogne Mer. First cabin, $3.50 up;
% cabin S37 s s. MAAsDAM. May e. 10 a. m. for
Rotterdam via Bouogne sur-Mer. Saloon Rates $40 up
Apply 10 Companys Office. 80 Broadway. New York
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Nh From New York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturday.
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets Issued to all
Sc Georgia Florida sc. Delightful excursions
Write for 60-page Pocket Guide tdnailed frse)
-, n MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts, Pier 20 r. r. n. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17
Dea,h Isoyes a shinlng Mu,.,.

Little sallie Fem, the daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs. J. j. Fem and granddaughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. J H. Fem. who died on
Wednesday morning at Hillcote Ranch IN
Kinney county win be buried this after
noon at ; o'clock at Hollywood cemetery
me remains were brought here for burial
py nor sorrowing parents ana acson,nanisa
py several kind friends on the sonthern
raelne Train yesterday evening. The ser.
IVES W. wiil DC conducted by Rev W. II.
Lsaseii OF the First Presbyterian church
az the residence Of Mr. John r. Fem se,.
nper OF Bell and San Jacinto streets :,
nss been well said that death loves.
snlning mark. for this sweet. modest i,,,is
creature was the admiration OF all wbo
saw her and her little face. which IL CONS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17
A DEMOCRAT FROM NEW YORK
SAYS So PER CENT OF THE PARTY
IN HIS STATE is FOR BRYAN.
Plank OF the Chicago Platform
TO he Hc-enncted In 1900.

Dallas, Texas. March 1e.-Mr. S. VIII
knson, business man Of Duchess county.
New York, is spending few days in Dali
| las. Mr.. Wilkinson is Bryan and Bailey
democrat of earnest convictions, who is as
fearless in his political expressions in New
York State as in Texas.
He said 10 The Post correspondent.
"Eighty-fye per cent of the rank and file
of the New York democrats indorse and
win support William J. Bryan and every
plank Of the Chicago platform. The New
York City newspapers and Richard Croker
do not voice the views OF the democrats
OF the Empire State. Tho New York dele
cation to the next National democratic
convention will not vote as our delegation
voted In 1896. We are wedding out the
mugwumps and those who bolted the ticket
in 1896. and mean to run the state or
ganization in harmony with the National
organization Bimetallism is not the only
Issue that is stronger in New YORK tnan
in 1896. The income tax plank Is stranger.
| the anti-go government by INJUNCTION p4apk
| is sti onger, and the ANTITRUST plankHls
stronger We DO not mean 10 abandon
any OF them. When Texas democrats read
editorials In the New York dailies or IN
teryiews with Richard Croker, declaring
| the Chicago platform a thing of the past
| in New York State, | hope they Will con-
! slider the sources whence such utterances
| come and set them down as utterly false
! The advance agent. OF prosperity was
! long distance ahead of his show In faet,
| | am afraid his circus has quit the road
gone into permanent quarters somewhere.
| Say TO the Texas democrats through The
| Post, which paper would do credit to any
| community. that we down casters will
| help fight the battle OF 1900"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17
CRY nRnvIT,ns.


The quail season Is now closed until oeto-
Der 1.
Mrs Vic Rogers has removed to the corner
Of Webater avenue and Caroline street,
The Baptist YOUNG Peoples Union will have
a business nesting tonight at o'clock
Local council No. 81 United Commercia.
Travellers. Will meet tomorrow to elect oiu-
GERS for the ensuing term.
There was a small fire yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock at sos Preston avenue. The
damage done amounted to about Is.
The I.adie6' Aid society OF the Central Chris.
tan church viii meet this afternoon at 3
o'clock with Mrs, J. II. Roberts. 1908 Capitol
avenue
The Shearn Epworth League will hold It's
regular monthly social tonight. musical
programme VIII be rendered and Refreshments
will be served.
The recently organized Caledonisn society.
successor to clan MaeGregor, has rented ana
will Mt up a club room on Congress avenue
between Main ana Travis.
The regular annual election OF officers OF
ths Wom9ns Christlan Temperance Union
VIII be held at the Central Christian church
this afternoon at o'clock,
Little Miss Evelyn Campbell secured tho
prize, geld ring, for selling the largest num-
ptr oil tickets for the concert gwen by Inc
daughters OF the Confederacy iasI TUESDAY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17

.'The Dnssier" Played TO Two small
Houses.

Houses.
When a bargain sale of any kind Is
announced II generally has the desired o.
feet OF drawing a large crowd OF the fair
sex, but there are exceptions to all rules
and the bargain matinee of "The Dazzler''
Mt the opera house yesterday was one OF
those exceptions, and there were only
few ladies and still less number OF the
male sex present. At night there was a
considerably larger house, but an almost
packed gallery accounted Dor the increased
attendance, as there were only few peo-
pie downstairs.
THE Dazzler' has been seen here be-
fore and Is quite familiar to all theater-
goers It Is a farce comedy and tells OF
the chase OF an actress after retired
brewer in an attempt to get hold of some
of his hard earned cash. There is no
sembanco Of plot in the
piece and there is absolutely
nothing in It except that 1t gives
chance for considerable number of spe
oialties and the speciaties. of course,
constitute the whole show" Some arc
good some are fair and some worse. All
of the specialties seemed to take and re-
ceived quite plentiful amount of APP
plause from all parts OF the house. Messfs.
Boulder and Dooling and Misses Fisk,
Audley and Leslie are about the clever sst
members OF the company. The company
goes from here to Galveston.
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Personal MENTION.

T., p, Jackson Of Dallas Is a guest at the
Capitol.
$. p; Munde1 of Dallas is guest at the
Capitol.
w. W. Campbell OF Dallas was In the city
yesterday,
Mr. W NJ. currie of Richmond was in the
city yesterday.
d, b. Mccall Of Dallas was guest at the
Bristol yesterday.
r.. l.. Hardman of Palestine is stopping at
the Hutchins House,
Mr., Charles =, sloat of Fort Worth is reg
fstered at the Bristol.
Edgar scurry of Wichita Falls is a guest at
j. IL. Bright loft last night for Wheeler
county oil land deal
l.. j. Barnes OF Palestine was n guest at
the llutchns House yesterday.
Mr.. Max Dlonstag has returned to the city
from business trip to New York.
IL. II, Perry. representing McTaddcn Bros.
at flatonia. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Herman Brown and bride arrived yes
tcrday and afe located at the Cap..ol Hotel
W. IL. Cogswell OF San Antonio was in
the city yesterday, registered at the Capitol.
w II. Marie, representing biz manufac-
turing concern OF Canton. Ohio. is In the
city.
d. d. Smith OF Fort Worth was in the
city yesterday. registered at the Hutohins
House.
j. b. Jones. prominent travelling man
from st. Louis. was a guest at the Bristol
yesterday.
Tom Goggan Of Galveston was In the city
yesterday with his friends. whom he counts
by the score.
C. w Nugent of Conroe, county attorney
of Montgomery county. was Ia the city yes
terday on business.
Mrs, A. J.. Sigh. nee Miss Leila Wallace,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. M. Collier, ~
No. 1900 Decatur street. Sixth ward.
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Amusement Notes.

After tonight the opera house will re-
main dark until next Tuesday. the 2ist,
when Miss Belle Archer and company will
present Hoyts "A Contented Woman"
John j. holland, manager for the Black
Patti Troubadors, Is in the city arranging
for the appearance OF his company here
next Friday. The last time Mr.. holland
was in this city he was the manager for
the Emma Juck Opera company. which
played here several years ago.
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Hurd's Stationery at 5Os Main. Bsldwln's

One car each of early amber and
sorghum cane seed. Get our prices before
buying Oats, corn, bran, chops and hay.
Mercantile Storage Company. Box boil l..
phnnn GOT
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HOUSTON GAS LIGHT co,IpANv

Miss Lucy c. Andrews oe phu.s.,.g,.,
has been engaged for one ween ', w ..1n'
Tree lectures in cooking 5y gas IN dsmnn
strate IT'S superiority and ecnnomr N-oss.
other nelds Lectures to Commences Man.
gay March %, and continue one wea,,
:. Mason building, corner Main and RusIs
suee's. Ladies' especially invited.
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The protracted meetings to be conducted
BY Rev. Abe Mulkey at the Tabernacle
Methodist church begin tonight at 7,45
o'clock. cordial invitation Is extended
70 all. Mr.. Mulkey. who comes To lead
the meetings. has been for many years a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17

now forever. has left such beautiful inn
preston Il will never be forgotten by her
friends. The sympathy of all old residents
as well as new friends are extended to the
bereayed family.
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NECK COMFORT.

luxury obtained from us. collars ironed
with smooth and round edges by 81 Pack
ards Troy Laundry. 'Phone 1872, 9ia Prairie
avenue.
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m ,rnp com ~ oxp nav

take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets All
druggists refund money II IL fails to cure
25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each
tablet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17

Dresses worn over these Corsets fit TO
perfection. They are very durable and
comfortable, producing most graceful
figure. Ask your dealer for them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17
AMERICAN LADY CORSET.

Hurd's stationery at SOB Main. Baldwln's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-17

Hurd's stationery at sos Main. Baldvln'p $.