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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

COMM1ss10NEK AUCTION

C0MM1ss10 NEKS' AUCTION
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT TIL: S0l'TIEAST rnK%EI:. or
SIXTH AND LEn;H SrKt:t:r::
WITH A FRAME DWELLING
FRONTING 9 FEET OK LEIGH
AND THAT nETAcnEr EN!rk
SIXTH STREET.:
TO SETTLE tr AN ESTATE.
In execution ri 'h' '!""r"" h"l'>w r"n-
tonrri. IT,. undersigned. s?""'nl '":n1n:~
>Irr'r;. VIII :'|I by publ, .'"':i"' ION
tn" pr m'ae*. IN
WEDNESDAY. April. :' :<".
1T $50 "'rt"k T.: n: 'h'' Ah '>-m"n~
toned REAL ESTATE:
The mr., m"n:: ';'"I r'* trout - =:
feet ~i""s sixth *'r ct. with liz: q I'M =
twrH':E thereon. il, WErfi t:1' -''''
,E.'r. .hiN nrcS.,,t r. ~''i. 4. This ,.*'.l'.:'E
will be- sold IS i v@|"':> .: su::~'t:>'':' 10
time Of *ul,. Th, hr;'k dwelling. y"
3l3 nrr'h sixth street. has 4 ''''n 81
z pig fc"* by ii ,'"r'n Of ~ feet. and
contains ztv,n rr Ms. BON I''''s'':S
and HON" s'k"r* "rr h"'' III. i ~ 49,
opportunity - ..% ,~:S h '''. ' 'i,
,,nrn which IL erect d"'ll!;.g1 ;H4' VIII
yi> III h,n':soU" 'tu~r'.
TERMS: t'r' fourth cash, h''t2 =" ~
SIX twelve. AMI "'Et;' III m''''n> -, ,'n
NEGOTIABLE notes. in,tr'< II aided. ann ~ :"
rrt'&in.l unit! III, III" In:'','-' none: j."
,ii and i tr:,%t;An'' nI'!'r'1 ~ me
r"ur,' ! =. Y. n\\!"'.
S,N. '1T'Nf\S.
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EASY PAYMENTS.


..ooD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
No. e.. EAST LEIGH. WITH us
h. Au.ii,H IT u Il G'*:,nh't "''W'
SOME SPLENDID LOTS IN GIG y T.
AVENUE. :''4>' IT. *"r'1 So? IL l. ''"''
Il! r:,~'.:'.,||t 11i'''
TI1 >T l'TIFl'Lt cot \TEf H. Nr..
~ :4tt'.. l'I':iv 1--we "1'!+ 'li'1 ~'',:,','|7
III; -|',''~,'~ KIN WI ~ '"T'"'Hr'' '"'.
80. ,ri.. f:",t. .A>!.!I:;''. J: "':' '''' l,''t
-. ITO >.>:,k't. 80 fAl''% price, Is 'sk'A
FIR Il.
III! 1T No T.! tn~t 1<.Ikh. "r ''1r' "
x-Krx M. ~, ely Ar -'-lt'
FUK >\LE-*1.N"h'-
BEAUTIFUL III 'KEAE Pl\'E'
~ ~ -: ncr.s fr""tlr% IN thr'' E.'l'
leads situated ~ HI rrr lh' ~ -.
two mil. from IT, }'1'i's. w. j >I;' -"
Iii Nut.1; j-r0nn cottage. *tit'.'. ''"-
}.-u>r ;.r.ntl*. AID Il ;A:tf ~''''' '''~'.
IT. nt<, ,j..>.,tlnu m: pf' NV >nA'' t'f"'
Sl., tn::. l:i:A:.r" III w n1h1\ ::'*'' y" '':s'
CHARLES y. Il ISL.
,:l. ~. II ,,r::h - H'|' - ~
IoN SALE AND tAtH>>6E.
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Xxi. ks " i.<T.F.>r
Twr e! .~''.',t-lI'I4 l. '~' 'E':l''': '''' won.
I.n:l.. I.!'!,' tH Eu''!,|>4l'', g.. f'r
n. :, V.~'-E'.1 wv S:.'!% 1:r!k - 81
ten Wv - ~!
T. .>,;,;, :.""! ::ls?>.4:. rear '':'''r
LIKE j. +. ~ N:N'
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VALUABLE NAI<->iKEET COR
<t.!; 40 w..
": - Axe %'R III WEST
1.f?.\4 :. NAN .\>:'' l'| FIFTEENTH
: '':' H..

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u: r4.;:I.U' i, '..'l' y :: '::' promises
II l.::'A1. MAY -, AZ +. NJ.
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Mss I1;' ''t.}:!>. e !: - Z. 1T -.
VIA ;; !! ':.,!. -. IT, 49, >.
a,.! -: e.: ~ l:In-' '''\$l]'lt( = IN !
pK.rNt\r.\i III >l\IS5 '"'l:\}.ES /!
VI IN ~',,-' ~" IMMI. \>f: .\\I' COST
l.Y HA!lE.'Al' IMPROVEMENTS >,",1
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.n: = 'I:t ';|i.T-:. i";E PAY IN; ~
\I.@iNt:\1.
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REAL EsTATR At PRIVATE: sALt;

/ III hxCa \IN
REAL EsrArn At PRIVATE SALE.
WHEN REAL ESTATE IL SOLD TIT
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN
OAR YEAR ARE TO HF: PAID Pro
RATA ~ THE VENDOR AND THE
VE<DEE
FOR SALE.
VERY tr>*EY DWELLING. : ROOMS
mar ft!m!'rtzn tArk t:":n
rF:TA',Mtn !HrErh.Hi'L>A|E :, RI
pr:TA,IiTT ,',it%t:t: Hi;i''K nWt:I'.-
thurrh iii $780,. -. s. 30
sEv EKAL l. FRANKLIN ST Il + F. T
DWELLINGS from 49," ~: ~
nu.; nrr'h t.l,vr:.th street.
FOR SALE.
FARM or ~ ACRES. WITH F''' Il.
ICON h~,! !:i.c. two 1hI.'- fi"n S'tE'':1
and t!l1''. u from El':l'n.'''''. 49,
r.: IA 'r4H' \ T"">'"'> !, ::-i:"' III
II 49, "'h ''';1 i r. ~ mr. ''''.i
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FOR SALE.
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ant }.A:1*I i: -. vs. h''~ T." '''fth :! !"
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\ DESIRABLE. TNu.~T''1:T FIR \Nt*
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NJ: :: E1:t. ~ i r. i i" ''''n: ':''": -
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.;..' All j.. ii .l' Tw'.;.!s -n,n'n c'!'''.
~ --!t'
ron SALE OR NE>T.
Nos 1"... A1!,i l"-@ EAST BYRD SrkT1T.
r,r,.1 + I.:.r'.>'.. !A' - - IT,
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CHARLES a. ROSE.
1:',, i. 49,. ~ ~.
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FOR SALE.
~ E\'f:L1.:.:>T BRICK I'WEt.-1\';
Nh. :>y! '.'-: I'll " :t'"i. "':h Il ]'
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;r :.-1: Real Estate as! |*:I'~.
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r1K. AMI ''::'r e''"'~ "<''. Do -.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23
O\ MONDAY. APRIL ~. 1888.

O\ MONDAY, APRIL ~. 1884,
Il: > "'>lr'< +. N TN til" lr"n'>"*. We
Will *'' H. public auction. "i'h': as Il
~!n!'. or in So arut" parcels. At may seem
best 1T I'll" tin" Of safe. ut; the A0f,|'-
,lnn'"l Will located AND ATTEA'-
TIVE: PROPERTY. fronting T." f":t IN
south sid" + street. t>tr''linR back m
western lin" TW*nty-viKhfh street. and
trtWt"n Parallel line; >'2 feet. mole ~
less.
In the spacious corner *;"r" M"S*r1~
.J"nt$ BROTHERS have established AMI arr
r'.lr&>tine Il profitable ard growing
grocery. ted. and full h.i;ntss. and ther"
Ii IN the adj''i,ttng lot Il h'lher-s h";' an!
SHOE shop. then ffnr other attractive
warrant lots. we'll adapted 10 either hu*i-
r..~: or r">i'i':r-. HOUSES built upon ~lIi' i
~';;tl r. ut readily. the pr t"rty being i'm
mcIlAtclv IN tn" Traction railway ill.,"
IN ,hirkly settled and growing So tl"n.
Sale }nsitiv" ard terms liberal Prompt
Attendance is resI e''f1:IlH urged.
J. H. ELAN e. co..
at 70 4>ut ttnna,'rs.
Ky {. L. 4 H. H. Demon.
Real Estate .At"niA nHI AIttirn'tr*,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-23

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS sokD T y: =,
r:xra ron THE CURRENT CALEN-
nxR YEAR ARE TO BE ZAP rhn
RATA By THE VENDOR AMI 1HH
VEkDEE. .>. .1~-.>.~
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sra >''p M 81 4; :i"> PROPERTY
WEI '>f:-:'\> MAY 49,.
Al o.. X / "
~; Wv \>i' -" u is \!:l '''Nt,1.I
OPPOSITE. ,I.A\ y At:i MARKET

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Your tr.,>:uv. I" :.'Art ~ l!>tn .,3,!n
r. \ t.A!lI<
an o3-8unct&d8 Au,(luneer.
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AUCTION 1ALE~A0o6ay.
WHEN REAL 3oTATt: 10 sold Tt1A
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALM
OAR YEAR ARB 0B PAID Pro
RATA By THE vDNDOR AND T40
VENDED
o@>-~>@~~><<><1~%< -~~-%>%<~@%<1
BY J. B. Elan 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneera.
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T;y r. 4. Mrt'ur'|E.
Rel Estate Auttl"n"tr.
SALE


REAL ESTATE: uF LATE WILLIAM
FERt;t'SSOE
on SECOND, 81 PETER. AND jack
St\ STREETS.
1T ~ t'TfpE.
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Promotion for Mr. Granger.


hAnl:Al\S--& ri SALE.
ATTEND ,NE SALE SIXTH \\l'
1.El(;H STREETS WEDNESDAY \E\T.
You May e: bargain. -" A1|' :l>'
rv,4t IN tins PAPER
FuN RENT.
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FOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN CAN Ei HAD
IN THE
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,.
%ns. :l3 AND :lql~2 SOUTH LA REL
STREET.
EASY PAYMENTS.
This is :rn.|, substantial properly ana
viii 1:a% fry 'a>: as an NV S'''''''
t,y,,r resolved t. >tl!. S''t H..
}. T. ELAN & 60,
~, tn}1nt I'LL? Main So +.
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4 DNIN1STkATUI'5 SALE

j.: Y. ". N'"c.
r...,; F,-t'' A.: ::':.'':,
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THRU SIZES; SALE.

H!';i:'.I lNit::'EED FARM
\ \':!:I ATTRACTIVE. TW:.Ll.1\%i
.>\'' \ FIRST LASS STORE.
IN II;. VILLAGE. t':' t'F:E'TI:A1[A.
tNE>Ti.KI If:l.n COUNTY. VA,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-29
NEUROLOGICAL.

WOODS Burkeville, Texas. August Is.
Dr. Jared G. G. Woods, aged %. died at
his fathers. about six miles from here
last night of typhoid fever
FlNK.--Lexington, Texas. August 2S-
Mr.. John Fink. prosperous German
farmer OF this community. died on Satur-
day night OF typhoid fever. He leaves a
wife and several small children.
JORDAN. Caldwell, Texas. August ~ -
Last Saturday night Mrs. f. f. Jordan
OF this place died after lingering illness
The funeral took place at the old family
graveyard about Ave miles east of Merle
MoNRoE.-Temple, Texas, August 2s.-
The funeral OF Mrs. Frank Monroe was
held yesterday afternoon at the city ceme-
terry. Mrs. Monroe died Saturday ate,
an illness OF three weeks, having an infan,
of that age.
WATSoN,-Burkevi Texas, Angus,
2S--Mrs. Francis Watson, wife OF r W
Watson who lives about six miles from
this place, died at Leesville, La. yester.
day OF typhoid fever She was visiting a,
that place when taken sick. She leave,
husband and three children.
SILLlMAN.--Caidwell Texas. Angus, %
This morning at $3.50 O'Clock Mrs. w n
Silliman, aged &c years, died after lin.
gering Illness. The funeral vii, toL,
place this evening at 6 o'clock at the Ma
sonic cemetery. Deceased leaves a bns
band and daughter to mourn her loss.
STANLEY Beeville, Texas, Angus, %
Mrs. l. 7. Stanley, wife OF a prosneron,
truck grower and farmer living tbrs,
miles east of this city. died saturaa,
evening after lingering illness of NV,
months besides a devoted husband SD,
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y,o,,tea No Confidence.

The statement of local publication to
the contrary Notwithstanding The Post
violated no confidence and broke no COM
pact in printing the item in yesterdays
Issue regarding the contemplated change
of management in the Houston exchange
Of the Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
phone company. So far as The Post is in
formed. there was no understanding among
the newspaper men of the city to the ell
feet that the item in question was to be
withheld until after September /; If such
an understanding existed, between othe"
papers The Post knew nothing OF 1t and
was not party to It, Members Of the
local staff OF The Post have been in pos
session of information in The premises for
some days past and on Friday night last
the San Antonio correspondent of The
Post sent In a dispatch to the effect tina,
MI. Thomas would take charge of the
local exchange on September l. The mat
ter was not used then. however for the
reason that the authenticity of the report
was questioned inasmuch as Mr., Marshall
stated on being approached at that time
regarding II. that he knew nothing of the
matter. The item in Mondays paper was
written after a telsphonic conversation
with Mr. Marshall during which he said
nothing about desiring to have the matter
withheld Furthermore, the San Antonio
Express on the eighth page Of its issue Of
last Saturday contained positive state
ment to the effect that Mr. Thomas hai
been transferred to Houston and would
take charge here on September |,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-29

OF damage done his property on Crockett
street the street and bridge committee
recommended that the matter be referred
to the engineer for investigation. Adopted.
The street and bridge committee re-
turned with their approval the report OF
the street commissioner for July. Adopted
on petition of the city health officer. Or.
Massie, for better drainage on Brazos
street between Rusk and Walker. the
street and bridge committee reported. rec
ommending that the engineer make esti-
mate of cost. Adopted.
The ordinance committee reported SUD-
stitute ordinance for the one providing for
the issuance of 100000 in bonds for sewer
purposes, the only change In the supsti-
tute being that the bonds are to be dated
September Is. 1899, with semi annual IN
terest. payable on the 18th of March and
the 18th of September OF each year. me
tax levy 10 nee. these bonds Is fixed at
nire-one hurdredths Of per cent. Tho
ordinance was passed under suspension
NEW BUSINESS.
By Alderman Robinson. a motion that
the street commissioner be instructed to
place ditch and bridge on Holly and
Crockett streets Referred to street and
| bridge committee.
BY Alderman Robinson. motion that a
| four-foot sewer be placed across Mont
gomery avenue on Hogan street before the
paving Is done.
Alderman Auber,in objected to the
| alderman of the First ward coming over
| into his territory He was amply able
! to lock after Hogan street and had half
dozen motions or more now before the
/ council upon that subject.
/ The motion was finally referred to the
( finance committee.
/ BY Alderman Sonnen, motion that the
health officer be Instructed to have the
/ dead trees and rubbish obstruct.ng the
bayou on west side OF Franklin street
/ bridge removed at once. Carried.
1 BY Alderman Sonnen, motion that the
/ city attorney be instructed to bring suit
/ against the Burton heirs for possession and
opening of Dart street from Houston ave-
nue. TO Park street which was previously
given the city Carried.
BY Alderman Halverton, motion rda'
the mayor be authorized to have build
ing constructed over the crematory. alsI
to purchase the tool house there for $40
Carried.
BY Aldermen Halverton and Aubertn
a motion that the mayor contract for the
building of a second garbage crematorN
as soon as funds are available for tina
purpose and that the new crematory h'
located at the corner of San Felipe ant
Sherman streets. Carried.
BY Alderman Sonnen. a motion that
new plank crossing be placed at Sllve
and Decatur streets. Carried.
BY Alderman Sonnen. a motion that tn
sidewalks on Winter street and Houston
avenue be filled with the excavations nov
being taken from Houston avenue. Car
ried.
The mayor announced that the council
at this meeting should pass an ordlnano
creating the corporation court as pro
vded by the State law, but that no ordi
nance had yet been prepared.
Assistant City Attorney Lockett an
nounced that the ordinance would be read
by Wednesday and the council adiourne
to Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
take it up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-29

George L. Frost OF San Antonio were visitorA
at the Cotton Exchange yesterday
John Bonner. representing the Joe w. DAVIS
OF company and known as Goal on ,lh-
ME" went up to Dallas last Night
Mrs. Charles wylcr left yesterday for ner
home In San Antonio. accompanied by M iss
Mary Hutchinson, whose guest she was wniie
IN the city.
w, f. Fitzgerald. formerly chief clerk In the
auditors office OF the Houston and Te~aJ Csn-
tral now In the cattle business IN UNhlue
county, Is here on visit
Mr. sam Park, well known iumbernan,
was In Houston yesterday en- route TO hie
home IN Beaumont after trip to Monterey
ond other points In Mexico.
from a tour TO Mexico. which they made as
members of the International and Great
Northern's merchants excursion party.
Joe Mather, representing the Indiana Brtngd
company went out to West Texas last night
He had Just returned from North Texas
whore the mercury registered from los to los
A boy named Reddck. whose parents ~,
on Hutchins street between Franklin aud
Congress. was badly hurt sunday by falling
from horse. The animal stepped upon hin
after he had fallen, infictng, 1t Is thought
internal injuries.
Miss Carrie Hubener, sister OF Charlie
Hubener, secretary to Manager Van Week o.
the Southern Pacific, arrived from New o.
leans last night to visit her brother. Mis-!
Hubener will be the guest OF Mrs JONI
Powers
! Street Commissioner Jack Kennedy returned
/ VI sterday from attending the National CONVEX
I ton of fire chiefs at Syracuse. y. y. lie says
that when he left Houston chances Tor chp
! turing the next National convention wer'
! good, but as the convention has since adjourn
] and and nothing has been heard from Chic
| hussey 1t is likely that Houston got lett.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-29
CITY BREvIrus.

The usual weekly summer night concert will
take place tonight at Turner hall.
The remains of Jacob Rosenstrauch of We
lasco are expected to arrive in this city TINS
morning, heiug brought here for interment'
j. f. Townsend who was an old Confederate
soldier, died Saturday at Aliens Switch and
was buried sunday in the netshhorhood ceme-
terry.
The adjourned meeting of the Houston Labor
Council will be held this evening to COM
plete all arrangements for the Labor Day
celebration.
MIR o. H. Brown received a telegram yester-
day announcing the death at Ell Campo oil
Roy Brown son of II. C. Brown and nephew
OF o. II Brown.
william Doehner about 30 years of age, died
Yesterday at ST. Joseph 3 inhrmnry. 1t Is said
that the mother of the deceased lives at syria
cuse, n. Y. she has been nothed ana the
body is being held TO hear from her
The negro arrested on Sunday by Detective
Thomson, on suspicion OF knowing something
OF the Edwards West killing, was DISCHARGED
esterday. having succeeded in ahl.shins n
satisfactory alibi, The police department. is
still working on the case.
Ployer are again making their appearance
In this section and are very fat. Mr. deorgt
Ellis. who Is generally the first on the held
when any new game Is in sight, returned ""
ierday with splendid bag of this tnothsomc
game. killed within a few hours drive OF thc
city
The cases against J J. Foley for violating
the SUNDAY Jaw were again NoltiHHeu 9vS'' =,
day in Justice Malsrh's court Attorney Il. Il
Lewis representing the clerks union, bS
whom the cases are being prosecuted. say;
ne was ready for trial, but that the contnn'
anco was given at the instance of the defend
ant.
Jesse simonton, the 7-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs w w Simouton of illS Preston
avenue, fell from an electric light pole OF
Congress avenue after climbing nearly to thu
/ top breaking his arm aud receiving severe in
iures upon the head The child was resting
easy Mt last accounts. The climbing spikes o
| some Of the new poles now being placed II
| the city come down toe near the ground whef
/ a 7-year- old child can reach them.
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leaves three small children to mourn the
loss of mot hers love.

leaves three small children to mourn the
loss of a mothers love.
WISCONSIN Angelo Texas. August
26.-Charles D. Wilson, one of the p1o-
neers who came here in 1876, died Mon
day at the age of 81 The funeral was on
Tuesday, in charge of the knights of
Pythias. Deceased was native of Mary"
land and a member of company C, Sixth
Ohio cavalry during the civil war.
HARRIS.-Gonzales Texas, August IS
News of the death of W. p. Harris Mt LII
ling reached here this morning. Prot.
Harris was one of the board of examiners
for this county and was here on the 18th
and 18th of this month in that capacity.
He had great many warm friends here
who will hear Of his death with sorrow.
NEYLAND.-Liberty Texas, August 2S.
After an illness of about three weeks,
Hon. William A. Neyland, eX county judge,
entered into rest this afternoon at 3
o clock and will be inferred in the~public
cemetery. The funeral will take place
from the family residence some time to-
morrow. Judge Neyland was 20 years OF
age, a graduate of the law department of
the State university and has resided and
practiced law at this place since 1880. His
former home was in Jasper Texas. He
leaves a wife and two small children and
number of friends to mourn his loss.
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5 II. speir OF San Antonio is guest at the
Bristol.
o p Perkins of Iaoksboro is quartcred at
the Bristol.
u. s Cage of BrookshIre is a late arrival at
the Bristol
Mir. I'd S. Phelps has returned from his
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs John Hale of Tyler were in
the city yesterday.
Mr. VIII Dixon of Beaumont was N the city
on business yesterday.
w w Hoskins, banker of Velasco, 10
quartored at the Bristol.
| County Clerk Dupree is back from his trip
| to ST. Louis and Chicago,
A. S. Davidge of Liberty was autographed
Yesterday at the Bristol.
! Captain c. c. Beavens left last night for
Fort Worth and Quanah.
] p. Palms of Hearne dropped in last night
| hnd put UP al the Bristol.
Mr. Bernard Hamilton has returned from a
| two weeks trip TO Mexico,
| DR.. T. W Knox and family returned Satur-
day night from Fort DAVIS.
W u. Belts of Orange was among the ar
rivals in the city yesterday.
Miss Mabel windle is at home again after
an ahgence OF several weeks.
Mrs J. j. Mckeever Jr,, is spending few
days in Galveston with friends
DR.. J. ", Pipkin OF St Louis has decided to
locate permanently in Houston
SucTlH Afcile anuefsOn 10 bhck ITon u wv
Weeks trip to st, Louis and other points.
II. A. Spencer. hotel man OF Nelssco. was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Bristol.
Mr. John G. Underwood. a prominent clti-
7er OF Columbia, spent yesterday In the city
: air. John L. Swift is back from Tennessee
fully recovered from his attack OF rheuma'
I tism,
MIR. II. W. Smith, president OF the Meadow
] brook Cotton Mill company. left last night fol
Chicago.
: Mr.. Ed Kiam returned yesterday morniul
(: from a business trip to New York aud othel
: Eastern points.
4 Miss Pearl Dickson OF Wharton is in tn
. city visiting her cousin. Miss Florence Town
send. at 1912 Capitol avenue.
: Miss Alpha Pettis left yesterday for Calves
- ton. where she will be the guest OF Mrs, joni
Hagemann FOR several weeks.
Mr.. O. Herbert Brown. editor and publishe
+ OF the Galveston Saturday Review. spent yes
: terday in the city on business.
r Mr. W. H. Garretson. representing the con
cern from which the citys new crematory wa
bought. was In the city yesterday.
3 Mr.. JohB Van Leon Of Henderson and NJ
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Mr.. Holmes, Movements.

Mr.. f. s. Holmes, Jr, representing the
agricultural department of the Federal
government, who is here for the purpose
of securing information regarding the cot
ton acreage Of this section and 10 talk mp
the matter of cotton exhibit for the
Paris exposition. will make a short trip
over the San Antonio and Arkansas Pas
today and will leave for Waco tonight.
Later he will visit Dallas and Fort Worth
and will then go through the cotton region
OF the Indian Territory in the interest OF
his work,