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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

baroness bertha Won suttncr r.
known us tho peace woman Of Eu-
rope. She ls known 60 everyone who Is
Interested in the question OF nrbtra-
lions has friends lu every part of Eu-
rnl" uui hus boon received hy and has
mot the most NJ tho celebrated purrun-
ages uu the continent Her work Tor
universal peace among The nations has
greatly strengthened the ponce party OF
Europe. fIuEulurly enough, the bare
uuDss IH r. daughter OF % once famous
warrior of the continent FIrid Marshal
Count ffNuH Won klu.ky uf Austria.
sbu WIS bHtr1thUi t1 Prince Wittrru-
stein. who Lost bis ne boo battle, sud 10
WIS Ihu horror uf biz end which largely
Influenced her t1 devote her fortune and
talents Co. ur1wulEutng the doctrines
Of peace Late 100 100 she mot tho
Baron Gundnaar Won Suttuor. man
who entirely symputhlzod with her
Views. and whose vito Hhe became. In
iNse the baroness wrote her urt book.
entitled, "Thr Inventory ~ u Soul
Later appeared her work. which urunt-
"a % sensation lu Germany, Franco and
AuHtrla-"LJy Down Your Arms" This
deals directly with tho hard side of
wnr ana the sham rlotlDH or physical
victories, ana o. "a powerful appeal FOR
the substitution OF arbitration for force
OF arms A. a result uf hDr writings.
the Austrian Society 81 tho Friends ~
Peace was founded. and its work Inns
been ~ Dn influential character. She
has 1 thorough knowledge ot English
literature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

lh question Eivea 81 De nr opinion that
~ society Eirl cRu Dr. htusuCHliy and
lauaHum.li chd ON ials thun flOou
year. and thuu she milt sronolaIse Ia
many particulars Professional s6risty
women ana leading ndr,psss are tho
most extravaganza.
F1ds account Tor mu,h OF the tpouav
spent This last vinEr 100 london
women wore silk euulsfriau tishte ID
goat deal claiming tielr skirts hunr
u'tt'r anu were ,Hsirr Co Wuar over
th'm. Dprep lined With Fid. chlm1Is
htt'ches iuf riding aut cycling these
Hie -'nle of t1e 0NponlEe novelette, that
COST Royalty .H not aF exuavHrunt aa
lu tuhl',N. The trott saau of o. prin-
but many an American bride nrauia
more thfu That Thrs or is dozen
on everything On the way lingerie
mounts uu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

~ new rubber cot has tsUnI lu-
Nnd"d The mNRoL H.d 's an excellent
Entuant hn cor HIcU u OF a battle
lnE uutHt, ltH 0uNltUrH uHt, 30 "a
lut proHrrv fs itself and Na w.sfrr
in ihe surf Ii not. therefore. h14p to-
burden herself with a Cd missy bolt 10
L".p her Hf'nlt There SOC oirr1dy to-
corded several cases uf women whose
lives have been saved from bullets by
their stays and perhaps ere Tho SUM
mar iH over. NJ those rubber affairs bHa
come popular The iiHt VIII grow longer
with th' uamas OF those Hy01 fuu
drowning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

as follows: VIM. kerus and family, Mr..
and Mrs. isanc Jennings. Sir. and Mrs
G. W. Foster, So Louis. Jos. J. Cannon.
Geo. Morris. ;. H. Winters. E j. Hose,
we're. n. q. Lambert. Dan D1vce. WW
Watson. s. X. Martin, Juirata Miller,
Harry. l.. Goliath, Guy Anderson. Mr.
Powers. w. Y. Croxal. M Ilerrick. w.
w. Thaycr, II. T.. Giles Jr. H.. W.
Niles. Geo. Westcrfeli. Timothy Egan
and a. Il. Egnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

81 Ia ~
lerbeck, May crltohlow. her guest. Miss
Pratt OF san Francisco. the Misses
Howatt. sadie McChryHtni Mrs VIII
Eilcrbcck Ethel Paul Louie Odell,
Fannie bird and Kathleen Anderson.
The ladies ~ the George y. Max
well Rollof corps gave uu enjoyable
lawn fcto nt tho residence NJ Mrs. Will
Ham owen nn Thursday gyonlur The
cyout was given Tor the byuuht uf tho
Utah Volunteers and was succHhaiul In
AN respects.
Garfield Beach was the scene %
large and delightful social affair on
Tuesday the Auprhuch employees
turning out IN muasc lu one uf tho
plpuHnntoHt outings of the season, BE-
sides the AucrhlUh people thg~' were
present "a large number OF invited
guests, who enjoyed with them tho
bathing. boating and other attractions
which mnde up the day at tho pleasant
resort.
Mrs. Winnie Encrbcck and Mrs
Ruby Godbo will arrive tomorrow from
San FrnuclHcO. where they have been
spending the past xix weeks with their
sister. Mrs. Melvin y. Cummings.
Mrs Ncttue Palmer has Tor her
NpcFt this Neek Mfss Plank JohnHou uc
lawlins, Wyo.
,,,..
mi, hi vv i'3li,y ana tninly tetutn,d
n1st two months ''''' '''
80.
The Lagoon has attracted a largo
inc deilrhtfui gpnt ftrnlshing rh,rnts
,ari.d ,t,,t,,,b =, ,,tiS. 49, 49,
tors to lbs retreat.
Mrs. Gnbv entertained tho t,di., ~
tho Ftr1t NJ rs "t,,r,h a,,J ,h,'ir
friepds on rmorJa,, oftnrr1',,, ~ /, , ,rIs-
tionafy ts, tbe e;c,,t b.ins. a s,cr,''s-
Odd Fellows han was the scene Of
something IN tile way ~ 10 celebration
ON ruefdny evening. the james II, Me
kcnh Post, q, a, r. and ladies' ~ the
Keller Corps, meeting there ln 70 social
reunion eclcuutlvo NJ the two corps
taking up their abode IN tho new quar-
ter~
An Interesting talk was made by y.
u, Coror AMI tho evening made an
enjoyable one IN an respects
Aiigsacs Alice ana Florence Farms
worth were the hustusHes nt an old-tlmc
party on tuesday evening, number
~ guests being present In Old-fashionod
costumes. The rooms were prettly
decorated. ana dainty refreshments
were served during the evening.
numerous dellqhtfui rathefinrs durina
tho NeeF. erCurslopg uud nuntorots
pflynte pnrties. hnvinr pnnde outipgg A.,
Tho ploasnut guburbnn frs,rt Afrnnt-st
Tho ploaanntest Of tho. evcntg yyns
the outing OF Inc Unitarian gchnol chill
dfen ON Tuesdnv. nbout 5O y1unr none
pie spending me dny there under Inc
chnperounre OF MIR. nnd Mrs. Afnynnr,I
Mr. irittls. Mr.. CLARK Afrg gs.raS
ana Mrs. Watson.
Mrs u ~ y,,trs. o., ,,.,.,,,,.,, ,,.,,,,
'"''s HeN' N'eN'
NJ her mono on Center street last
wednesday evening MiHs Time Mc-
AUlsttr entertained Ia honor OF Bert
Ehstinund' VINO WIZ make his home at
american folh IN tile iuture' lhe oven
ing was spent M plhylhE carda ana re-
ttshihents We're served Mr. Chns.
illte was the winner ot the hrat prize.
a pleasant farewell reception was
given nj the Filth ward hall ON Thurs
day night M honor Of James Mace.
Alexander buchanan and -. W. Par
rltt, who are 90 leave shortly ON mis-
sions. A delightful program was en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

The Gngr; nerve tonic in the world ls
ih' determination NOT TO Dee o. weak.
h..In iu curl up ut the edges ana s.1-
~. .I.H piece 0f bacon. Retire t1 your
UWu room ana aHy Co.. yuurrgIf 'SUH
hu.", WNH. bHaaHi 0r ms uHryoHH" LHt
rour mind dwell only on the good
thing that hlye come your way. and
remember ihlf worry ANA trUttIng ANA
nervousness newer nude matters better
ur weak woman stronger. he out uf
doors IH much HH YOU possibly c1u. and
do everything tD divUrt your mind from
your own mental and physical cnnli-
ton. Then y0u'u De aI tine uB "a new
fiddle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

BRIGHTON. July i-rhc summer ar
rivals have commenced 10 pour ia, ana
before another week the usual popu-
hilton of several hundred win have
t1ken up lts residence here. The hotel
has boon oppued about ton days and an
lta cottages are now lCt 10 the regular
summer residents, br, J, s.. Richards
tuking the last. The following have
already arrived and opened their sum
mer homes Mrs BROOKS. Miss Murray
Godbe. with whom are Mr. and Mrs,
Alton Kimball. Mrs a. H. whitney
and fnmUy. Mr., W. Short and Judge
Powers. James H. Muylo and
fnmlly are expected tomorrow, on every
hand is seen the evidence of the gev,r 20
winter through which the resort -
passed. There o. % huge emhnnlSmcnt
~ thirty feet OF anOw ON The divide boz
tween Park CITY and brighton. and an
the peaks are Htlll covered with snow
The creeks are sim running over their
banks. but the water o. rapidly roced-
ing The hills are covered with a pro-
fusion Of wild flowers and the air was
never more cool, halmy and delightful.
There has been n slight shower almost
daily FOR the last week, hut Tuesdays
storm. which rnged 30 severely In the
heavy here, Mr., Lambert. proprietor
of tho hotel looks FOR a busy season.
ie says they Will have great doinEa
hero on the 2lth, and expects among
other thlngH a baseball match between
tho Park CITY club ana another team
not yot decided on. Fireworks. bnu-
fires, racing c1ntcHte etc. Will be
given IN addition. Those registered al
tho hotal, many OF whom have spent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15
Mortunry Rcport.

The official mortuery report for the city
Of Houston for the week ending - ocloca
nj, January II, 1899:
January Z: Mrs. Grace female. G. Nor
ris, female, black, rs years; pneumonia.
January s Mrs. n, Williamson, female
Is years: pneumonia. Ell Wheeler, o.
years; paloulgr disease.
January 9; Katie Andrus. female I
months; pneumonia. Frank Ligoterne, .
years and G months bDrncd,
January 10: Albert Martin, black. q
years; hamilton Lee Yucn, 30 years; bend
injuries, inquest. L. V. Hlndrickson. I'd
months; pneumonia;
January n: Ella Lawson. female; Sc
years; malarial fever Mrs. Sophia Lott
man. female 30 years; congestion Of stom-
nch. Joe Gclion. ~ years, pneumonia.
January ~, A. Romano. 20 years Mrs.
Lon Estill. female. 40 years internal In
iuries. runaway. l., N. whiting. 4 years;
paralysis OF heart
January ~: Mrs, l.. Patton. black, IS
years; pneumonia.
January n: John Bnlland, 81 wears.
Rights disease. Eliza Hurley, female,
black. 10 years. heart disease. Baby 3ones.
female, black, months; smuthcr!rc, -
quest. r, Rutherford.
City Health officer
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Quite a large number attended tho NEE,
ing FridRr at thu Christian church ard
muoh in'eres, was shown in several lns,
OF work, The outlook for orsanizinp
branch OF work for young women il YER,
encouraslns and meeting will take place
soon for that purpose.
owing TO the illness OF several con, est
ans IN the musical and elocutionsry con
'es' y was decided to postpone tho On
ser,ainmeat indefinitely. The commute, !.
~ MI, ,shse Tor the temperance mas mea,ir ~
M. meet al Mrs. chapman's ,ots Ms
y, m'euey avenue. Wednesday mornin, !,
~, ~ o.e.osS' social with interestinr ,,a ~
'r ~ Slh bs arranged in a few wsal.
an nv second meeting OF the union in osch
s ,ronsn Is experiment day ma ne 's r
sp ",s reading last weeE WAS IN ny s ~,
y, mn IN, written by Mrs. Isabel Wing Isna
sem n "a Many ways Of work wese i nr,
M ana m important par, n i, p ~.
m,,ch VII OF prevention. showing No. ~"
es,in, e1 Slsa be done n that line. An inter-.
rss",, discussion followed and sood i", VII,
-" "'m the facts presented. There va
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15
OFFICIALS GOING no SAN ANTONIO.
Various SuperintcmlcMts win Meet
at MenRer Hotel Tomorrow.

various SuperintcnticMts WIN Meet
at MenRer Hotel Tomorrow.
A number OF prominent railroad gentle.
men will leave the city tonight for san
Antonio to attend the meeting OF the Rail
way superintendent association which
meets there tomorrow morning at II
o'clock In the pnrlors Of the Menger hotel.
Among those who have agreed TO b.,
present are Captain Charles 3. PEGS.
president OF the Car Service association.
and Secretary Il. S. Collins OF tho same as
sociation. Superintendent j. NJ. Les Will
represent the Interests OF the Houston and
Texas Central. General superintendent ".
n, Cushing tho Houston East aud Yves.
Texas and Superintendent II. j. simmons
the La Porte.
On arriving NJ San Antonio they viii be
Joined by railroad officers from Gaivsst on,
among whom may hc n.med q, $. 10 lg-
ME, general superintendent OF The San q
Eel Manager j. II. an OF the Calves on.
Houston and Henderson. and r. q. G ldsp.
superintendent, Of wharf terminals Tho q
viii also BIZ q large number OF other Of
ncinls from other points present who viii
converge at San Antonio al the appointed
time
President Peck said yesterday that he
expected the business relative to Il re
formed service among the roads relative
TO foreign cara would be concluded In one
day. go that On Tuesday he would be Al
liberty to appear before the railroad COM
mission al Austin relative TO othsr matt are
connected with the association,
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The Capitol Hotel Is now entertaining
the largest guest ever within It's wallis
during the history o, the hotel. Men OF
extraordinary weight have been seen in
Houston before, but man weighing $50
pounds. and at the same time bicycle
rider riding a twenty-five pound wheel,
as Is the case with Mr. Joe ". Grimes Is
certainly phenomenon. Tho gentleman
comes TO Texas IN the interest OF we'll
lnoMn cycle house. and will be out on
he street pavements for several days rid
Ing his wheel. He Ia well known among tn"
bicycle fraternity and has made an cfcrt
against time in racing making half
mile in l:ls ana a milo In s.2o. This Is a
remarkable achievement fer fas man. In
addition to his weigh, as stated ne Is six
feet four inches high. 81 wears Of age,
wears No. 1s shoe, measures rs inches
hips. es inches chest and ca inches waist.
While riding he sits upright in the saddle
with raised handle bars and Is slight
worth seeing when moving along on his
wheel
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Nn1ra ann per.nnrInl

Mr.. o. G. Gatiin, travelling freight agent
for the Katy. arrived In the city last night,
after very encouraging business trip
over hts line. ee7 AH
Mr.. n. A. Jones. general freight agent
+ OF the Central. who has been spending
a few days at st. Louie, arrived in .he
city yesterday and was seen AZ his desk
yesterday.
Mr.. A.. a. Judges. superintendent OF the
Pullman Palace Car company, came up
from his ufhcc In Galveston yesterday.
1t is inderetood that quite large num-
bnr az society folks VIII leave for Austin
Monday morning to participate in the
inaugural BALL A party OF railway niea
viii also attend.
Mr.. Archibald rsingen, well known
freight conductor on tho Southern Pacific,
has boon assigned duty between Beaumont
and Lafayette His family lett for Bcau-
mont yesterday to mako that city their
future home.
Account of the Masonic Grand Lodge
meeting (colored) January 1920. tia
Houston East and West Texas railroad
announces a rate to Orange OF one and a
third fares for the round trip. Date OF
sale. January 16. limited to return jan
uary 81.
Mr.. S. l.. Werden travelling freight
agent OF the BAY shore line, with head
QUARTERS al waco arrived IN inc city yes
terday on business.
The Houston ana Texas Central railroad
will sell tickets for Monday night and
Tuesday morning trains to Austin and
return at rate OF s33G for the round
trip, IN account OF tho inaugural ball.
Tickets limited to leave Austin not later
than Wednesday night
Mr.. j H. Keisall prominently connrct-
ed with the San Antonio and Aransas Pass
railway, is in the city from Yoakum.
Mr.. r. l.. Langdean, prominently con-
nected with tho KATY ut st. Louis, arrived
In the city last night.
Mr.. John Hall. an employee OF the Katy
Mt Fort Worth, Is in the city for few
days.
Mr. H. D. Gullette. connected with the
Pee-Gee at Texarkana. CAME In Inst night
and Will leave this morning for San An
tonic.
Mr.. John Horribly Of the Fort Worth ami
Rio Grande railway, after pleasant stay
In the city, went home last night.
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too little time for the reading OF the mes
sage from the general officers of the Ma
tional Woman's Christian Union and ii
Will be read at the next meeting.
The question will be often asked: What
Is the Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union and what can it do? IT Is
Christian in the very purpose II apple
christianity in all Its departments of
work, II is not opposed to denominations
alism. The soldier who fought best for
his regiment fought best for the whole
army.
While churches and young peoples So
cieties pass temperance resolutions they
do not push pledge signing among their
members or make IT a condition of mem
hership which the organization in question
does The object of the Young Woman a
christian Temperance Union is to enlist
young women and young men in the tenn
perance army and to make OF them trained
workers in the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, The various lines OF work
are TO be studied as they desire and this
VIII be an education to the workers and
q help to others.
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WILL not CONSOLIDATE.
A Resort thst Hsatlneton's Interests VIII
Be United.
SOME ERRONEOUS IMPRESSIONS CORRECTED
The Southern Pacific ana Central
Will Apply 20 Have short Pieces OF
Roads Joined 10 Trunk Line~.

There was published in the Galveston
and Dallas News several days ago a dis
patch from Austin In effect that the South
ern Pacific interests would seek TO procure
paasegc OF general bill at the present
session OF the legislature authorizing tha
consolidation of all tho so-called Southern
Pacific lines in this state. Referring to
such publication, an officer OF one OF the
Huntington lines, who is In position to
speak authoritatively upon the subject.
said yesterday that tho report IL altogether
erroneous. He said that the HUNTING ton
Interests Ind no idea of asking for any
general consolidation measure. He said
that the consolidation OF my OF the HUT
irelon trunK lines had never been thought
OF, and there was never any intention OF
applying for anything more than some spe-
cial bills for the acquisition Of some short
pieces OF ROAD operated in connection with
tho different trunk lines.
The Texas and New Orleans Railroad
company will seek authority to purchase
the Louisiana Western Extension railroad
which Is a piece of track only ab,ut six
miics IN ienGtn, ana also 10 purchase
the Sabine and East Texas and the Texts
Trunk railroads, and to connect them by
construction. so as to make direct
line from Dallas to Sabine Pass, which
the company is willing to bind itself to
nave In operation within Ave years, The
Houston and Texas Central will seek au-
thority to purchase u short line extending
from Ennis to Wnxnhachie, aud the line
from Waxahachie to Fort Worth. which
are now owned and operated in the same
interest but need legislative authority tn
be merged into one. 1t VIII also ASK
authority to purchase the Austin and
Northwestern road. The Galveston. Har-
rlsburg and San Antonio will seek author
ity to purchase some short lines operated
In connection with It, All these objec,s g
VIII be sought by separate bills, which will
clearly define and limit the consultations
IN view. Neither of these lines has amy
intention OF applying for or seeking the
passage of any general consolidation bill.
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y. NJ. G. A. Nate.

Mr.. w. b. Jones will give the address,
al the mems meeting at Y. NJ. C. A. hal
ms afternoon at 4 o'clock. Subject: 9Th,
Doliar Trap This is the second address,
uf course OF four addresses ON the sub.
lect Traps for Men" full hall is ex.
pccted Good mu.ic by the male. chorus
All men are invited.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary of the association
VIII hold reception for the ladies' of the
city IN the Y. NJ c. A. parlors next
wednesday afternoon from 4 to o'clock
good deal OF time and thought has been
spent In arranging for splendid enter
.aInmen, ior this reception. All ladies
~ the last meeting OF the board OF d.
rectors the general secretary was instruct.
60 to see that hereafter all members o!
clubs. and societies organized within the
association shnll be bona fide members OF
the association with Memberships paid up.
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Zip this institution, nor are we egotistical
enough to imagine this is the only work
or the face of the earth for the uplifting
Of fallen humanity, yet we are convinced
that our modesty has been USED to our
detriment. and we feel assured that il
the good people Of Houston will only in
vestigate the work done by this mission
they will subscribe literally. After two
years OF successfl! efforts this is the first
public call for money. and We trust this
appeal will not be in vain. Please send
subscriptions either cash, promise 10 pay
or monthly promise, to The Post. w. b.
Jones. A. G. Howell or VIM. Bradburn eu-
perintendent Florence Crittenton Rescue
Mission.
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The crit,cnton Mixn.nn.

The officers OF the Florence crittenton
Rescue Mission are as follows: Q. N Crit
tenton. president Wn. Hradburn, super
I,niendent, W. s. Tomey. assistant super
iricndent, VIM. Groom. secretary; ". d.
Taylor, treasurer,
The leaders ara; Mondays. ]. A. Lswis
and W B. Philips; Tuesdays. w. 8. Tomey
and W, s. Wheeler; Wednesdays, VIM.
Bradburn and J A, Lewis; Thursdays.
W 8. Wheeler and VIM. Brndbnrn; Fiji
daye. W. b. Philips and W. s. Tomey;
Saturdays and Sundays, mission workers.
Services are held every night al o'clock
a, Nos. sos and s0s Louisiana street and
open air meetings are held every Sunday
at 4:aO y. M ON Market square.
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point on the Houston and Texas Central
they viii desire transportation.
Passcs will be isAued over the Hoyston
srd Texas Central only when that ron'l
ferns direct route to Temple and only
to nearest junction point with connecting
line forming connection 10 Temple
Texas Veteran association certificate Of
ductcrs for passage, nor will passes be
issued on account Of military services
rendered after January 1, 1887.
Passes issued TO veterans In service
prior TO January I, 1887, will be limited
TO April 20. 1893.
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Marlin Matters.

Marlin. Texas, January 49,
Thomas u. Battle, James soutneal
B. c. Nettles have gone on a bus'n9 !
pedition through Southwest Texss
Mr.. Charles Guy Of Concoro'
located in Marlin. 81.
The city marshal OF Waxan
Waltz is here for his health.
Rev. NJ II. Thornton has ret n
q three weeks visit to reiau's ~!
kansas. ai.k r
Bishop Galloway of the Metnoe'S
copal church, South, one Of M W
preachers In this country, VIII ~ r.
preach to these people on the ~
Cards are out announcing tns ,,S =
at the Methodist Episcopal onSMS r.
w. H. Allen OF this place 70
Falc0ner at Q p. M, January ~
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THE
THE Rate. 50 n. ana, :, \. 80. 80 -
Les.I.oR 80. JAS. LAE,YoRD 'frnn ~

5. j. Winston. Richmond; E. Darlington, 81
Eouis; !. IL Hopkins and wife. Kentucky
kins: Kentucky; II. G. Minis, St I.onis, "
=. FORD and family, Des Moines; H. L,
picks; New Orleans; NJ. h. jarrsam. BAL.
mns, 4; Cole and wife, Milwaukee,fMr and
Weiss. Beaumont; j. O. winston, Richmond
Texas; Lem +. McFarlnne. Richmond. 7.
Grange, Texas; II. Morris, San Antonio. Tex
As; ]. II, Fitzpatrick. New ycrk Charles
olark Galveston; l. W. Moses. st Louis;
A.. *. Hawkes., Atlanta, Ga; T. NJ. Coleml NJ
7. swanson, Palestine; Il. Tranr and family,
scufry, Texas; G. b.. Lucas. Bsrclalr; II. l..
Chapman, Cnero: j. Horribly, Fort Worth; j.
II. sherman, Sodgewiek, Kan; ~ j An
drrson. Galveston: II. II. Srls. London.
England II Chambers San Frnncisco; II.
RauS9thon. Nsw,yerk; pr. Harrison. calum-
bus; l.. q. flalliheld Klnesbnry Texas; o.
CLAYTON. Releigh, N. c.. Geo Darth-iomael,
San Antonio; Edw. Connolly, city.
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Stolen from Joe Peschka, Jr. HARRISBURG
road, Harris county. one double rugged
saddle. oil tan, channels candle tree
marked T. Kreft under sweatleather. r X
on back of tree; reward, S..
strayed or stolen from C. w. Hurd
Houston Heights, one brindle COW, branded
and II also one Jersey COW
branded Il with half circle over 1t; also
Heights; reward, SIS. o
A. r. Anderson.
Sheriff Harris County