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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-07

brother were the most attractive things Of
The evening and simply won by storm
the admiration Of all. so gracefully and
exce'lently were they executed.
Misses Tummie and Fatty FAIRIES fur
nished their musical pccompaniments OF
iiano and violin.
The selections recited by Mrs. Joe y.
lane aul Miss Katie Wheeler both in
their way we're charming.
Mrs. Lane Is an eloeu;ionist OF unusual
ability and 1t goes without saying Msss
Wheeler Is, as she holds the State medal,
this being the second time she has cap
tured 1t.
Very 10th, indeed, were the guests 60
leave this atmosphere OF refinement and
culture ana such charming surroundings.
This affair was thoroughly enjoyed all
the way through, and Mrs. Cockrlll has
oniy enhanced her reputation for knowing
Just exactly how to do things.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Trenrnt-L. Mullen ane
Houston. I. Carney. Temple; b. NJ. Sam
uels, Gainesviiies II, NJ Eiter, Clehurne;
p. NJ Rodgers, Cleburne; j. Reynolds and
wife Houston; T. H. Steele. Dallas; r. H.,
Stone and wife, Houston; Miss Mary c..
Ford. Houston Miss Ethel Ford Houston .
4. w. Ford and WIFE Houston; c. A.
Waterman, Dallas: VIM. L. Miller, Sulphur
SPRING.; w. J. Lee, City; l.. j. Tambo-
rella, Houston; c. NJ. FIshel. New York;
John G. Ray, Houston Il. Il. Smith. Smith
Vile; George W. Scherer. Denison; ], @.
Chatter, ST. Louis w. S. Dainty and wife,
ST Louis NJ Kahn Texas: G. Herbert
Green, Baltimore; Sam p. Cochran. DAT
las; J. w Taylor Austin; j. G. Stevens,
Austin; VIM Register. Austin Colonel J.
s. Dickinson, Chicago Ike Bingham and
wife. Beaumont; John r. Gilbert and sons,
Beaumont; j. NJ, Bevy, New Orleans, John
4. Powell. St Lcstis; Leroy Parker. Beau
mont; Joseph Stolt. Beaumont; Miss Ida
Shepard, Call, Texas; Carl f. Drake and
son. Austin; NJ. Cohen, New York; w. A.
Edwards, Texas: A. Teichmann. Hous-
ton: Mlss r.. Kohler Sugarland; l.. p
lverkamp, Sugarland r. @. ThieIe and
wife. Sugarland; r. 9. Allison Houston;
A, T, Spalding, Texas; Mrs. T.. G. Shaw
and daughter Philadelphia; o. IL. Poehler.
w T. Anderson NJ. Il. Craig, G. A. Glib
bons and 70. p. Mcdonald, Jr., Houston;
Antonio; Mrs. 3. c. Duffie. Texas. Cap
tain Morgan, Liverpool; J. A. Lawlor.
Houston; John H. Craig. Cedar Falls.
Texas; III Roberts Liverpool; @. D.
Geogioaes New York: Robert II. Corbett,
Liverpool; James A, Harvey Liverpool;
James a. Kelly. Chicago; George War; and
wife, Houston.
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KREGERvERE1N MEETING.

At this place last May the soldiers OF
Emperor William who had seen service
In the Danish and Franco Prussian wars
were presented with medals bearing the
bust of the emperor has relief. After
the medals were distributed an organiza
ton known as the German Kregerverein
was organized with eighty-seven members.
A meeting of this organization was held
this afternoon, at which initial arrange
ments were made for celebrating the an
niversary of the battle of Sedan on Sep
TENDER by a reunion at Germania hall.
1t is intended to make the day meorabe
one from local standpoint and old sol
diers from all the territory within one
hun dred miles of Brennan will be invited
to attend and take part in the exercises
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HUNTING PARTIES.

The hunting party, consisting OF County
Clerk Seward Marshal Sails, l.. r, AM
mons, VIM. Mercer and others, have re-
turned from beating the brush on the
Bernard. They killed so prairie chickens
and a great quantity OF smaller game.
A postal card from Messrs. Tucker
Cox, Low, Carlisle, Bettison, ct. al, who
are shooting chickens on the Duncan
ranch in Matagorda county. relates that
they are having great sport game being
abundant and the health of the party
good. 1t will be the last of the week
before they are at home.
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sisidmore sketches.

Skidmore, Texas, August 6,--Rey. S. B.
Kimball and family have just returned
from Rockport. where they went In their
own conveyances. They were accompanied
by Professor Woolsey and two daughters
OF Riddleville.
Mr.. Sam Labenski and wife OF George
town are visiting relatives here. They
came in private conveyance.
Mr.. Ed Miller OF the Arkansas Pass depot
and his wife are visiting friends in jackson
county.
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FARMERS, AssoCIATIoN,

The Washington County Farmers as
ISOLATION, recently organized at this place.
has arranged for a series OF meetings to
be held at different points in the county
in order to discuss those subjects most
affecting the agricultural interests and to
suggest practical measures of relief. If
the farming interests can once be brought
to realize the strength of union, Edward
Markham will have to revise his Man
With the Hoe" and Gray's "Plowman
Homeward Plods His Weary Way will
not apply. Meetings Will be held this
week at Salem. Wonders, Woodwards
Creek and Prairie HILL
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stock and is now doing business At the
stand formerly occupied by the latter.
MI Appling is now carrying as large and
complete stock OF general merchandise
as can be found In any town OF the size
In the State
The Louise brass band, under the able
management OF Prof. Edward II. Patrick,
met last night aud had Its first rehearsal
after receiving their Instruments. Prof
Patrick. who Is an experienced band teach
er. predicts great success for tho band,
as II has nineteen instrumcnted members
OF as good stun as can be found anywhere
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rENoE currERs, MoRk

Adolph zwah, who resides five miles
from BRENNAN on the road leading to
Shelby has reported to the officers at
ills place that some 500 yards OF his fence
was destroyed by wire cutters few nights
ago In some parts of Texas fence cutting
Is felony, but the law applicable to
Washington county only makes 1t mis-
demeanor punishable as malicious mis-
eLief. The offence has occurred several
times recently in this vicinity, and should
IL be repeated, sooner or later the vandais
will be caught and made TO do servica as
a horrible example"
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A HOUSTON FIRM.

Weld & Nevilles of Houston have filed
articles of partnership with the county
clerk of Travis county. The firm has a
capital Of s525.OOO and includes S. NJ,
lnman and Charles w. Ide OF New York
and other noted cotton men. Its existence
is TO be for one year from July /, 1899.
The general nature of the business of
the limited partnership is to be that of
buying and selling cotton. in the seed or
ginned. in bulk or in any FORM and cotton
seed, and OF ginning and COMPRISING cot
to by any process or processes, and with
plants or machinery, owned, leased. or
operated under any form of contract.
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Barn burned at Cameron.

Cameron, Texas, August 6.--The fire
alarm was turned in this morning at $3.50
o'clock. w. K. Dickinsons livery stable
being on fire. A barn attached to the rear
end OF the stable containing $50 or 500
bushels of corn, was entirely destroyed,
and the corn so badly damaged. it is al
most worthless. Loss about s40o, with
some insurance
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nohert.on County Convicts.

Franklin, Texas, August Stud L.
Luster, agent for Huntsville penitentiary,
left here yesterday with Pammer, Biers,
cuvna and five negroes who were convict
a. AZ last term OF district court OF Rob-
ertson county. Bud Guyne was given six
Years for the murder OF his stepfather-in-
law Hngram). who resided near Calvert.
The remainder were given two years each
for theft and burglaries
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Denton County Pension Applicants

Denton, Texas, August 1.-THE following
pension applications have been hled this
week: ], r. Mercer. Sanger. IS years OLD,
served in company A, Tenth Arkansas
cavalry; w. A. Bray. Aubrey, 6s years old.
served in company G, Seventeenth Texas;
Morgan Smith, Roanoke. e5 years old,
served In company G. Fourteenth Texas;
Frances Groomer, 81 years old, widow OF
Jacob Groomer. company II, A. NJ. Alex
anders regiment; T. A, Creecy, Little Elm,
sc years old, company e, Eleventh Tennes-
see cavalry; G. G. Reynolds, Aubrey, 80
years old. served In Dick Dallas company.
McGnnis' regiment; J. w. Payne, Lewis
Vile. 6s years old. company B. Sixth Texas
cavalry.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
A Board Of Survey 10 Appraise the Quar-
antine Bark, Rosetto.
A NEW HOUSTON FIRM INCORPORATED
pressing Business--Ipvestiga
ton OF Reformntory.

Austin, Texas, August 6.--The governor
has appointed Messrs. Luth, Wallis and
Murray of Galveston board of survey
to appraise the bark Rosetto, recently
purchased by State Health officer Blunt
to be converted into a quarantine barge
The board will meet tomorrow and Dr.
Blunt has gone to Galveston to be on
hand during its deliberations.
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Hunt County Pension Applications

Greenville, Texas, August b,--Couh'y
Judge Thompson filed the following APP
plications for Confederate pensions yester-
day:
B. l.. Polk, aged 65, member OF company
C, Twelfth Texas cavalry.
G.. W. Reynolds, aged 65, member OF
company A. Fourth Tennessee cavalry.
VIM. A. Strickland, aged 60, member OF
company A, Nineteenth Texas infantry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-07
Business building Burned.

Columbus. Texas, August GA build
ing owned by NJ. Nicolai, formerly used
as barroom and which was being reno
waited for the same use for Chas. Burts-
chel. was burned about 5 o'clock this
morning. The fire department succeeded
in saving frame building immediately
adjoining. the property of w. Fl. Schultz.
The loss is about six hundred dollars, with
no insurance. The origin of the fire is
n mystery.
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u. @. v. Reuuion al MaaisonviIIe.

Bryan, Texas, August 6.--Quite num-
Der of citizens left today To attend the
reunion of Camp John G. Walker. U. @.
", at jacksonville, and others win GO
tomorrow. The reunion will be held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. and
will be largely attended from several
couuties. --------
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THE REFoRMAToRY INVESTIGATION

TIE KEFORMATORY INVESTIGATION
state Revenue Agent Jameson has gone
to Gainesville to appear before the Coryell
county grand Jury, which will next week
begin an investigation of the late man
agement of the State reformatory which
formed the subject of an exhaustive and
somewhat sensational report from a spe-
ciai committee of the Twenty-sixth legis-
iature sent to that institution to look into
the conduct of its affairs.
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Loui.e News Items.

Louise. Texas. August 6.--Mr. Geo. APP
pling has purchased from Mr.. @, NJ Sad
Ter his large stock Of hardware. PAINS,
oils, etc., and has consolidated his entire
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MR.. BELL IN TOWN.

Judge G. X. Bell, chairman of the State
democratic executive committee, is here
visiting Governor Sayers.
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~ rpp BABY IS CUTTING TEETH

~ .ure ana use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup
for children teething. II soothes the child,
softens the gums. ailays all pain. cures
WIND collie and Is the best remedy fos
liarrhocs.
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sisst ha,,s August s.--Natb
! htts,ss ', : been discharged from
~ At Galveston. returned
! ''''s IL Kentucky. '''
4, q q, q Austin is visiting Mrs,
ISL 's Ss,a has gone to steph.
'sfs has returned to
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FIRST BALES.

West Point. Texas, August 5.--The first
bale OF new cotton was sold here today
classed strict middling; sold for cents;
raised by Joe Varlska and sold to s. A..
shelburne. This is just eight days earlier
than last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-07

Franklin, Texas. August 6,-R. G. Ram
sey, residing four miles north OF this city
marketed the first bale OF cotton at Ibis
point yesterday. Mitchell Bros. &c Decherd
purchased the cotton. giving Ia cents;
weight OF bale, 625 pounds.
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'FFs' DEPARTMENT.

ii ' e. August San o,eo... ,oo,.
III han.a arrest =. Elmo Ei Hin'eT Ho .Tok
I.S y Years old: fair ri co ,ne 90 In
800 = LIN Inches high ws aiHsp sh ,ital.
vi b. : re-, rear part right f gas horse r.,
stn Il 10, % employ, harbsr are e. ne pre- =
kaseutsIsays way under pain Of n c .raae
MI :, Information Nor, leading se to rector for
sssts, T Erite H, Hodge. Pa ie re sas-
WI. y 49, stolen from W. D r,.,o :.
iu' ss .,ssh hands high IF bhlI hra nGsi
nsSas thhish. saddle ' and G barnssa
sss. re three Or foar a, White w faa,
" sou an, g W. parnell. 0s sharit,
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Buckholts, Texas, August b--Early this
morning Mr.. Ed Tiller brought In the first
bale of cotton. Ten minutes later Mr..
Thomas Babovec brought In second bale
and about one hour later Mr.. Thomas
Zajicek third Messrs. Horstmann q
Hertle had agreed TO gin the first bale
gratis and the merchants had made up
premium. which stimulated these men
to move very early this morning.
--
Gonzales, Texas, August 5.--The first
bale OF cotton OF this season was ginned
July rs and since then about 100 bales
have been marketed here, price ranging
from 5 l-2 to 8 "a. A great deal OF tho
cotton near here Is very rank. consequent
ly the sun does not get to the Dolls as
readily as to small cotton. II the present
hot, dry weather continues the three large
gins In town will soon be crowded.
Nacogdoches Texas, August e.--Nacog-
doches received the first bale OF this years
cotton today. The cotton was raised by
Mr. II. n. Hail. well-known farmer Of
Attoyac community. II was sold at pub
lie auction and brought "a cents. Tuck
or. Zeve & Co. were the buyers. A prem
ium purse OF S17 was subscribed BY the
citizens for the industrious farmer. The
first bale OF last season was raised by Mr..
Halls brother and brought 1-2 cents.
This bale was fve days earlier than any
that has been marketed here. The cotton
was shipped by local freight this afternoon
to Mr.. II. w. Garrow Of Houston.
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An endless variety of S, 10, IS, % cent
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Cash Bazaar POS East Park avenue.
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Daniel James, jr.,n rebate of taxes % 90
r. NJ Greig, supplies for county
offices ...-. .-".. 81 ~
Smith & Mahoney.s rent of office
superintendent of schools 6O W
OBrien & Peokover, rent office s.
county surveyor .............. 10 w
j. j. Walsh, services as court
bailiff. ......-...... ...... ......,. ~ ~
Postal Telegraph Gable Co, tele-
graphing by sheriff. .....,...... 4 "a
p d. Twohy, cash advanced
office expense, etc. ~ oo
e. j. Corcoran, cash advanced
office expense etc. ........ IL 81
Helena NJ. Gleason, cash ad-
vanced Office expense, etc.,. 10
John Conley, cash advanced office
expensa, etc .................. Z SO
George s. Miller. cash advanced
office expense, etc.,. b W
Soren Mortenson allowance for
quarter, poor.... ............... 90 w
Mrs. Corcoran, allowance Tor
quarter, poor 49,. .............. oo w
Mrs. H. Wood, allowance Tor
quarter poor .......'..'' oo w
Mrs Martha Carr, allowance Tor
quarter Door 800. ........... 30 90
John Fitzpatrick, allowance for
quarter, poor ...:. .''...'..:.. 40 W
David Johnson, allowance FOR
quarter, poor ...... .....-.... 81 w
W. Il. Fisher, work on county
map. II .......s.. 81 30
The monthly payroll of county Off
GERS was examined and approved.
The quarterly report of the county
treasurer was examined, approved anu
ordered filed
The contract for the supply of med-
cines and medical attendance to the
sick, poor and infirm of the county
and the inmates of the county jail for
the year 1900 was awarded to Fl. W.
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December 9, 1899.
Board of commissioners met at 10
o'clock a. m. All members present and
county clerk Minutes of the previous
days sessions were read and approved.
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Dec. q, 1899.
Board met at 10 o'clock a. M. pur-
suant to adjournment. All members
present Minutes of previous meeting
We're read and approved.
The following accounts We're al
lowed:
John II. Clark work on roads,
district No. 2,..... .....,....$ II 90
John H. Clark, work on bridges. 140 90
John H. Clark, nails for bridges 80
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Jesse Miller. work on roads, dis
trict No. L.. ...... .......... 1.445 90
Carl Raymond, bridge stringers % so
j. T. Carroll Co., plank, etc, for
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Daniel ]. Geary, supplies for
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The account of ID. j. Coughlin in the
sum of $9TT.60 for supplies furnished
and care of smallpox patients was al
lowed in the sum of $3.50 and disallowed
in the sum of $517.60.
The claim of Mary Mckenzie for re-
bate of taxes on mortgage, amounting
to S29.25, was disallowed.
The treasurer was ordered to refund
to C. E. Scott the sum of 81, special
poll tax, on account of his having paid
said tax in Ravalli county for the
year 1899.
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ton of bids for covering Office floors
of new court house with linoleum and
carpets Competitive bids We're received
from the following firms: Copper City
Commercial Co., Anaconda; Theo.
Ehret, Anaconda; Pritchard- harrison
Carpet Co., Butte and M. j. Cornell,
Butte
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o'clock a. m.
Approved. A. M WALKER,
Attest: Chairman.
M. MARTIN, County Clerk.
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The claim of Frank Marlette, con-
stable at Ovando, for fees and expenses,
which was disallowed at the Septem-
Der session in the sum of $3670, was
reconsidered by the board and an addi
tional warrant of S24.15 for transporta-
ton and board of prisoners was ordered
drawn in his favor.
Board adjourned to meet Dec. S, 1899,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
Approved. A. NJ. WALKER,
Attest: Chairman.
M. MARTIN, County Clerk.