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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-21
Houston High school Alumni.

The Houston High school alumni held
an important meeting yesterday after
noon at the High school building and
elected officers for the ensuing year. They
appointed all necessary committees to give
the graduating class handsome send of.
The committees Will meet at p. m,
Tuesday In the trustees rooms to make
final arrangements for the annual ball.
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The Forenoon Para de.

Chief Hussey Of the Are department and
grand marshal for the San Jaciuto parade
today. held meeting yesterday after
noon at his office and made Anal arrange
ments for the line o. march and the order
in which It would move II VIII form on
San Jacinto, south Of Congress, and pro-
coed as follows; Congress to Main, Main
70 Texas avenue. Texas avenue to Travis.
Travis to Mckinney, Mckinney to Caro-
line. Caroline 70 Texas avenue aud disband.
The order In which the parade win move
ID as follows. Mayor and aldermen IN
carriages. central hre station department
With the several other ccmranies follows
Tx. and the nre department Of the upper
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"on Again April So,Thc Katy Flyer
our Observation-Disclosures.

First-elass machinery. operators, work
and prompt servlO;. Collars ironed with
smooth and round edges for comfort, BY
81 Packard's Troy Laundry. el2 Prairie:
'Lhone 1872.
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Prot Tom Protheroe OF Bristol. En-
gland. who has worldwide reputation
as the Monte cristo diver and champion
all round swimmer will give a high
dive while tied up in sack. the sack
saturated with paraftin oil and set on nre,
from the high stand in the lake near the
entrance TO Forest park. Immediately at
the conclusion OF the fireworks tonight.
This Is Prof Prothero's first visit to
America, and the first dive he has ever
made In the State OF Texas. Persona re-
turning to the city need not be in hurry
TO get the car. as tho service will be ample,
and this will certainly be worth the delay
attraction
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HON. JOE w. BAILEY
NNnI Speak on tho Live Political
Issues.

Wiu Speak on tho Live Political
Issues.
Dallas, Texas, April 20,--Congressman
Joseph W. Bailey Of Gainesville passed
through Dallas tonight en- route to Hous-
ton. whore he will deliver San Jacinto
Day address tomorrow. Mr.. Bailey has
not prepared speech, but his friends ex-
pect him to acQuit himself with marked
credit He will introduce and discuss live
political topics.
Upon leaving Houston, Mr., Bailey will
60 to Robert ], Klebergs ranch for a stay
of ten days.
Caldwell. Texas, April 2o,--This morning
quite number of our citizens left fo'
Houston to enjoy the San Jacinto celebra'
ton. among them being Mr.. A. G. jenkins
and lady, r. J. Newcomb and lady, Mrs
J. w. Ryan. Miss Carrie Scott and Mrs
John Calvin
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Gas cooking stoves and hot plates tor
sale by the Houston Gas Light Co.
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NOTES.

expected to be at the Hutchins House this
afternoon after the speaking to meet Mr..
Bailey and see that he Is introduced to
citizens who may desire to be present.
Visiting newspaper men from other
points In Texas are requested to call al
the Business League today for courtesies,
passes and other favors, whfr,S are always
man at the hands OF the energetic BUSH
ness men of Houston.
Carriages will call for the mayor and
aldermen this morning exactly ut l0:3O
at the City Hall. II j. especially desired
that the city fathers will be on hant
promptly on time, as Grand Marshal HusA
sey Is especially anxious to have the paraac
move as the clock strikes eleven.
Sheriff Archie Anderson has named tn,
following force OF mounted officers % dc
duty at Forest park tonight aud see that
the small boy does not scale the fence to
see the freworks Thee. Hillendahl, X
Bruce Wood. a. r. RaiIey Jr., w. II
Thompson and Jim whalen.
There will be ample seating capacity al
Forest -Dark tonight for the thousands
who will 10 to witness Pains great pyro'
technic display. In addison to the grand
stand and bleachers. the entire seating
outht OF circus company has been secured
and put in position, 80 that all can be
thoroughly comfortable.
The cnterprsing business men OF Hous
ton are never behind hand In any publ
duty, and 1t is to be hoped that all will b.
busy at an early hour this morning put
ting out flags and bunting April 81 il
greater day to Texas people than the At
OF July. It commentaries one OF tn
most magnificent victories ever achieves
by the American soldiers. II gave free
dom TO tho Texas republic and will eve
remain tho most important twenty-fou
hours in the year on the Texas calendar
Get out your flags and bunting, and don
wait for your neighbor to set the ex
ample.
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.on Again''April so,The Katy Flyer.
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aOn Again1April 30, The KATY Flyer.
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assemblies they will pass promptly into
the building and not block the aisles and
entrances.
The reception committee. the names OF
which were printed In The Post fow
days ago, have no especially defined duties
except to In general way to see that
the city's guests are given every attention
possible They are expected TO be a. the
Auditorium this afternoon and occupy
seats upon tho stage.
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To avoid confusion and TO enable the
ushers to seat all who shall attend on the
occasion OF Mr.. Baileys speech at the
Auditorium. 1t 10 desired that as the crowd
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-08-17
(First Publication August 10, 1S9
Road Notice.

State of Kansas, county of Phillips, SIS
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9Th day OF
IN July 1899, a petition signed by Martin Plan
kuck and ID others was presented TO the Board OF
County commissioners of the county and state
aforesaid. praying for the establishment of Ger
tain road described as follows, viz; Commencing
at the corner common to sections 81 and 81, town
ship B. range 10, and sections and &, township 4,
range 10, thence west on or near as possible to
section line, one mile, ending at the corner COM
mon to townships and south, and ranges IL
and 20 west of 9th p N. Wherenpon, said Board
of Comfy commissioners appointed the follow
:rg named persons, viz. JEFF Taylor, d Rey-
n mo- 4s and A Hoover viewers, with instruc-
tions % meet in conjunction with the County Sur,
Iions the beginning of said 70 ad in Mound
teyOlb a. on Chufsday Inc 9TH day of september,
D IS9o and m ,aceed to view said road and give
to ali parties hearinS. By order OF the Board OF
IsEALi /. D. THORNTON, County Clerk
By w. n. ILVAIN, DepuJS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-08-17
First Publication July 20. 1s99-6w)
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtue of an order of sale. dated the 18th day
ID of July 1899. issued out of the District Court
in and for Phillips County, Kansas. in an action
in said Court wherein John 81. Bracket was
plaintiff, and Donald Mcdonald, Anna Mcdonald.
his wife, Emil A. Bishop, Minor Goodbody and
Mrs - Goodbody, his wife. real name unknown
and Buchanan Mortgage Company, corporation,
were defendants, 1 Will on Friday. the 18th day
of August 1885, at the hour of 2 o'clock. p. M, ~
the east front door of the Court House, in the
City of Phillipsburg, in said Phillips County,
Kansas. offer at public sale and sell TO the high
est and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right title and interest Of each and every of the
above named parties in and to the following real
estate, in said state and county, to-wit: The
southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of
of section twelve 40, and the southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of section eleven CID,
and the east half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton fourteen (14), all in township two (2), south
of range eighteen Q8l, west of the Sixth p NJ,
containing one hundred and sixty Q60) acres
more or less. Said property VIII be sold as di-
rected by said order of sale, without appraise,
ment.
W. It. COWAN,
Sheriff of Phillips County.
BEARDsLEY & GREGORY, Attorneys, Kansas
City, Mo.
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First Publication August 10, 1S99-:Swl
Road Notice.

State of Kansas, County of Phillips, SIS.
Office OF County Clerk.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 5th day of
IN July 1899, petition signed by Lewis Head
berg and II others, was presented to the Board of
County Commissioners of the county aAd state
Aforesaid praying for the establishment OF a GER
tain road, described as follows, viz: Commencing
at the corner common to sections l6, II, 20 p,
town l. range 10. thence one mile north on or near
common to sections 8, 8, III and II township L,
range 10, said road To be forty feet wide. Where
pointed the following named persons, viz: Geo
CIement Sam carr and Mm Parker viewers,
with instructions TO meet in conjunction with the
County Surveyor at The beginning of proposed
road in Granite township, on the 9th day OF Sep
TENDER, A D 1899. ana proceed TO view said load,
and give to all parties hearing. BY order of The
Board of County Commissioners.
LsHALl Id. THORNTON, County Clerk.
BY LYMAN MATTESON, Deputy
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-08-17

In the District Court og Phillips county State of
Kansas.
Elihu Hill, plaintig,
VS..
Almira Hill and Amos Hill, defend ants.
DEFENDANTS Almira Hill and Amos Hill.
u non-residents of the State Of Kansae: You
and each of you are hereby notified that you have
been sued by the above named plaintiff. in the
above named court and that said plaintiff filed
his petition against you said defendant, in the
above named court, uly 29th, 1899, that you are
hereby required to answer said petition or plead
thereto on before September 18th, 1899, that in
default thereof, said petition will be declared true
and Judgment rendered and entered against you
as pra yed for III said plaintiff petition, declar-
ing a certain deed executed by said plaintiff,
Elihu Hill and defendant Almira Hill, to said
Amos Hill, February 10. 1899, conveying the fol-
lowing described realeetate, IN Phillips county,
Kansas Forty (40) feet off north side of lot TWEEN
ty-fye (5 and six (6) feet off of south side OF lot
twenty six (26) in block %; also lots one ~,
two (2) three 3), four az, five (5l and six go IN
block two 2), it range i've ~, Bissell addition to
Phillipsburg, Phillips county, Kansas, null and
void and the same TO be set aside, and that the
plaintiff be declared TO be the absolute owner OF
All the aforesaid described lands, and for such
other and further relief may seem just and
equitable in the premises.
ELIHU HILL,
ByN. B. MCCORMICK and r. MCKAY,
ArTEsr Attorneys for Plaintiff.
IsEALI W. A. BARRON,
Clerk District Court.
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First Publication August II, 1s99-2w)
ROAD NOTICE.
once of County Clerk, August s. 1895

State of Kansas, County of Phillips, IS:
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 5th day of
IN July, 1899, petition signed by z 4 hob pins
and ID others, was presented TO the Board Of
County Commissioners of the county and state
Aforesaid pr aying for the establishment OF GER
tain road described as follows: Commencing at
a ONT 60 chains south of the corner common
to sections q, %, 30 and "a, township five ~,
south of range seventeen 40. west of the skin
D m, thence south or as near as possible to
section line to south side of county, ending at
corner common to sections 81 and "a -5-17 on base
line said road to be 30 feet wide. Whereupon,
said Board of County Commissioners appointed
the following named persons, viz: w d ID Gray
M Bretemarkle and VIM Townley as viewers,
with instructions to meet in conjunction with
the County Surveyor AZ the beginning of said
road in Bow Greek township. Tuesday the
18th day of September, A ID, 1893, and proceed to
view said road and give 20 ali parties = bearing.
nv order of the Board Of County Commissioners.
1sEAL1 I. d. THORNTON, County Clerk
BY w. n. McILVAIN, Deputy.
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First Publication August 10, 1S09-2w)
Road Notice.
State of Kansas, Phillips County, So:
Office of Comfy Clerk.

State of Kansas, PhlIlps county, So:
Office of County Clerk.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 5th day of
IN July 1899, petition signed by w III Rhodes
and eleven others, was presented to the Board of
County Commissioners of the county and state
aforesaid, praying for the establishment Of GER
tain road as follows viz: commencing so rods
west of the corner common to sections 90: p, Is
and 90 township one ~, range IS, west 9Th p m,
thence north on quarter line mile ending 50
rods west of the corner common TO sections 10,
IL 20 and p, town one ~, range 10, said road TO
be 40 feet wide. Whereupon said board of equity
commissioners appointed the following named
persons VIZ: Geo Clement, Sam Carr and William
Parker as viewers with instructions to meet,
in conjunction with the county surveyor at the
beginning of proposed road in Granite township,
on the 5th day of september, A ID 1899, and pro-
hearing. BY order of the Board of County Com
missioners. L. D. THORNTON, Co. Clerk.
lsEALI BY W. n. MCILVA1N, Deputy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-08-17
First Publication August 10, 1S99-2w)
Road Notice.

State OF Kansas, County of Phillips, So.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9th d ay of
IN July 1899, petitlon signed by George Balbach
and IL others was presented 10 the Board OF Coun-
~ commissioners of the county and state afore-
said praying for the establishment of a certain
road described as follows, viz: commencing at
township four a., south range nineteen 49, west
of 9th p N, thence one mile west on or near s
possible to section line ending at The corner com
SAID Board of county Commissioners appointed
the following named persons, viz. 5 NJ West,
Richard Jaenicke ard VIM Bruning as viewers,
with instructions to meet in conjunction with the
County Surveyor at the beginning Of said road IN
TENDER A d 1899, and proceed to view said road
and give to all parties hearing. By order OF the
Board of County Commissioners.
LsEALl ID THOhNION, county ClerK'
By W n MoILVAIN, Deputy,
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lELINOUENT Tax LIST.

TREAsURER,s OFFICE PHILLIrsBuRe. KAs july TO- 1899
NOTICE hereby given that viii sell at PUBLIC auction
IN house, in the city Of PhipsbuEg,
Kansas Tuesday OF September 1884, snd the
succeeding days thereafter Sundays excepted the
following described lands and situated Phillips
ceunty kansas or SO much each may
to nav taxes charges thereon the
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No. 1920.
Publication Notice to Non Resident
Defendants.

In the District Court og Phillips county, State OF
Kansas.
Elihu Hill, plaintig,
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schleppy' Addition to Logan

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town range 20 $50 It IA It n $50 #
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j. d. CHEADLE, County Treasurer.
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First Published July 20, 1899, -4w. J
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
NOTICE is hereby given that viii sell at pub
~ lie sale at my Office in the Court House. in
the City of PhiIlipsburg. Kansas on Thursdav
the oath day of August, 1893, between the honrs
of ten O'Clock, d. m, and three O'clock o IN . tbs
following described school lands situated in Phii-
lips County. Kansas, towit: Being the northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter OF section thirty
SIX, town four (sonthl range eighteen {West.l
j. d. CHEADLE,
county Treasurer.
The Jersey City news., 1899-08-07
U. S. AND B. 8 o. PICNIC
A Successful Outing Was Held at
Pohlmann's Saturday Night.

The fifth annual afternoon and evening
picnic of the United States and Baltimore
and Ohio Employees Benevolent Assoeia-
tion, was held at Pohlmanns $ pavilion,
Ogden avenue and Ferry street. on Satur-
day evening last. The affair was un-
doubtedly a success An immense crowd
of the members and friends of the Asso-
citation filed the platform and engaged in
every dance. There were large deega-
tions from the adjoining cities where the
association has its membership The
grand march was led by J. T. Moynahan
and Miss NJ. Kissham
The officers of the association are:-J.
Raab. President who has held the office
for five consecutive terms; r. Shaw,
vice-Pres,dent; R. Hooper, Recording
Secretary; w. Connell, Financial Secre-
tary; C. Banta, Treasurer; NJ. Hinchey
Marshall. The officers for the evening
werezJ. j. Moynahan, Floor Manager; J.
J. Ryan. Assistant: Floor Committee. T.
G. Race, j. J. Cox. F. E. Wood, James G..
Ackerman. w. Schwertzer; Reception
Committee. A. Wright, Chairman; B.
Kiernan, e. J. Kellard, H. D. McHorney
C. Newman, T. Browning and ]. H.
Fowler
Among the many present who partici-
pated in the festivities were:-Mr. and
Mrs. P Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Collier,
Mr. and Mrs. p. Mullane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stafford
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Warner, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Mahon. Mr.. and Mrs r.
Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs J. Raab, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Ackermann. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
McHorney, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Murphy
ex-Assemblyman and Mrs. Pierce Flem-
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Hassett Mr.. and Mrs W. Busch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strasburger, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Armstrong Mr.. and Mrs F. Wood
Miss Lizzie Newman. Miss Mamie Flynn.
Miss Nellie Moynahan. Miss Nellie Sulli-
van, Miss Nora Sullivan. Miss Lille
Raab, Miss Lydia Raab, Miss Sadie
Powers, Miss Mamie Bostwick Miss
Mamie Shea, Miss Kate Buckley, Miss
Mary Mack, Miss Mamie Brophy, Miss
Mamie Donohue, Miss Lizzie Apt, Miss
Lizzie Yager, Messrs. d. Neid c. f.
Fulton, Frank Marshall. j. Bum, VIM.
Whelan. M. Crow, J. Nicholas, J. w.
Turd, VIM. Bell, Thomas O'Neill. C.
Peterson, J. W. Cieary, j. W. Russell,
John Kent, M. Kelley, c. Warner, B.
Shaw, Robert T. Clarke. NJ. Hinchey.
Charles Norhoff, Edward Greene, Warne
Wilson, Carsten Pfeiffer. A. Lucke, G.
Banta. Martin Dorsher, T. Browning E.
J. Keller e. Trommer, George Cox,
Thomas Race, George Genz, John J.
Ryan William Schwertzer.
The Jersey City news., 1899-08-07
METROPOLITAN SOCIETY OUTING
All Kinds of Games and Races We're
Enjoyed by the Members.

A very successful outing, with games
and all the pleasures of a stag. was en-
ioyed by the Metropolitan Society, at
Leveys Washington Grove, on Saturday
The members wore white caps and carried
canes. over fifty of them boarded trolley
ears on the Rutherford road at 8 O'Clock
and returned after the days sport at
9:3O p. NJ
They partoolS of a breakfast and din
ner at the Grove and indulged in games
of every description. The prize winners
were as follows:-
Bowling-Chas. Hoersch, So; William
Bremner. briar pipe; A. w. Steuber. card
case; John Irish, order for bottle of
wine.
shooting--August siegrist, So; John
Irish, order for a hat; r. w. Arend, PEN
knife.
One hundred yard DASH William Gan.
non, wallet; Frank Verbeyst penknife;
William McLaughiin. box of cigars.
Fat mans race-Won by John Noe.
There were eight entries. Noe weighs 80
pounds
PinochIe tourney--W. Bense, lemonade
set: b. Elsesser, box of cigars.
Egg race-John Haley, card case.
The committee in charge of the event
was.-Rudolph Arend, a. w. Stuber
Frank Verbyst, Charles Beddfges Will
lam Mclaughlin. Charles Hoersch, Will
lam Searlesky and Philip Urban
The Jersey City news., 1899-08-07
ne FAKES FITS
Young Heintzeman's Father
Says He Is Incorrigible.

John Heintzman, fourfeen- year 81 y,
ineorrigible from Union Fill, was found
in st. Francis Hospital yesterday by ms
father, John Heintzman. Mr.. Heintzman
is a hard working, Industrious German.
He said he had done everything to help
his son, but the boy did not apprecite his
endeavors.
Young Heintzman is a well built boy
and he looks anything but siclxly. About
nine o'clock yesterday morning young
Heintzman was found on the Pavenia
avenue dock, evidently suffering from a
fit He was surrounded by a number Of
men who were doing their utmost to re-
vive the lad. The patrol wagon Of the
Seventh street station was summoned and
young Heintzman was taken to St.
Francis Hospital, where he received
medical attendance. When the lad was
himself again he told the Sisters his name
sufferer from fits. He said he could not
tell where he lived, however.
About two o'clock word was received
from the Union Hill police. asking the
Jersey City authorities to look out for
the boy. They were also told to search
the hospitals The boy was found at St.
Francis Hospital.
After John had been located Mr..
Heintzman visited Captain Kelly and
said John had been used to taking fits.
The father told Captain Kelly that fre-
quently his son would run away from
home. The boy has been found in hospi-
tails all over New York State, Newark,
Elizabeth, Trenton. Paterson and Phila-
delplfa Young Heintzman was then
taken from the Hospital and was locked
up as a disorderly person.
The boy was arraigned in the First
Criminal Court this morning. Mr. Heiatz-
man appeared against his son and asked
the Court to commit the boy until ar
rangements could be made to have him
sent to some institution. Justice Potts
committed young Heintzman to the
County Jail for thirty days.
Mr.. Heintzman informed a reporter that
his son was a continual source Of worri-
ment to him and that he would put the
boy in the Reform School if possible.