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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-10-07
TOmpkinS' Ice Cream Garden

Ice cream delivered IN any
quantity to any part of the city.
Give ample time when large
quantities are wanted Restau
rant IN connection. Meals and
lunches at all hours. Special
rates by the week.
Also city dray furnished when
desired.
Ike Tompklns and wife, propri-
etors, ~ South Magnolia street.
or postoffice box S62, Ocala, Fla
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-10-07

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
l0c, 25c. If c. c. G fail. druggists refun1 money
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-10-07

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Catnartic. 10c or 2So
II C. c. e. fail to cure, druggists refund moEey.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-10-07
THE ST AR
me only Daily Paper IN Ocala
AND COMPANY
Proprietors and Publishers
G. l.. BlTTtNGER,
R.R. CARROLL, CITY EDITOR

Entered at the Ocala postoffice az second class
matter
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-10-07
Hoods Sap4abohM
123zl7L :lk2:l22:1zdHI

Hoods Pills cure liver ills the nonrrtating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods SarsapariIla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-10-07

How are you supplied with col
lars and cuffs: If you are out,
call and see j. w. Hodges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
A Maine Mans Nerve.

Again a Maine man has aStoniShed a
Western city by his nerve. This time
it is Harold NJ. Plaisted of st. Louis.
a brother of Editor L. W. Plaisted of
the New Age. and a son of the late
turned to the West from visit in
Maine. having been in Augusta, within
the past month, where he met and
made the acquaintance with many new
friends, beside meeting old ones. Ac-
cording to the st. Louis Star he was
held up one night last week on a st.
Louis street When the two foot pads
put the revolver in front of his face he
brushed them aside, saying: Don't
do that: it is dangerous" The two
were surprised at the mans GOODNESS
and when they again pointed the
weapon at him he grasped it, placing
his finger in front Of the trigger 50 thai
it could do no damage. Then he en-
gagged the two foot pads in a scrim
mage until the patrolman came along
and arrested them. The people of the
city are loud in their praise of a man
who in the dark hours of the night can
thus boldly face two masked men VINO
have a loaded revolver in front of his
face. He even says he was not fright
ened. though there have been several
holdups in St. Louis of late, ana one
murder was committed on the same
street where he was held up but few
weeks ago. The Maine State College
graduates will be proud of their fellow
alumnus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
AMUSs MEMS.
GREAT BAND COMING.

our readers will observe the coming
Of Fairman's Famous Boston Concert
Band by advertisement set forth in an
other column. They will appear in this
city at city hall. Friday evening. oct.
20. This excellent musical attraction
comes highly recommended by the
press and public of New England
Their performances present an innova-
zion in Instrumental work by Mr. Fair
mans carefully trained ensemble Of 70
musicians. y number of years have
been consumed in training this cnscm-
Die in harmony. tine blending Of reed
and brass Instruments with the prccis,
view Of presenting perfect band. The
press and musical critics throughout
the country vie with each other in
claiming this band the most complete
artistically Of any that have been
heard in public concerts. with no sin
gle exception.
\ number Of leading special soloisis
Will be introduced in the programme.
Friday night, that are certain To cap
ture the ears and musical appetite Of
the general masses. as well as mu-
sicians. Also Miss May Cook. Amer
pear in her soprano solos and cornct
work. She is a handsome little cali
fornia girl, who has made a reputation
throughout the Eastern cities. a virtuo-
so superior to all the rest in her instru-
mental work.
Mr.. Fairman is the first great ma ton
nj bandmaster who has concluded to
meet the demands on part Of the gen
eral masses in presenting his first
class performances at prices within the
reach of everybody. %. 81 and 80 cents.
While his expenses and the artistic cost
of presenting his unique concerts are
as heavy the other great bands OF
the nation. he adopts these prices to
insure large houses. His view of the
matter is n big audience at popular
prices better than a one-third capacity
at higher prices. Seats can be secured
at Kinsman's drug store in advance
with no additional cost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
City Hospital Day Receipts.

The total receipts for Hospital day
exceeded all expectations. amounting
to $780, 10 This will be a very sub
stantial factor in helping the City hos
pital to close the year entirely free
from debt. an end which its friends
will strive very earnestly to achieve.
The sincere thanks of all who have at
heart the success of this institution and
the promotion Of its worthy work in
the community. will be due all who
contributed to the good work. The di-
rectors will doubtless take appropriate
action for the expression Of their deep
appreciation of this generous and vol
untary service at their next meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
littlefcIioW's Painese

Is the name of a medicated flannel pad
to be used instead of the dreadful
soothing syrups for the relief of collie
and restlessness in children, and all
pains of the stomach and bowels.
Made and strongly recommended by
the Comfort Powder people. % cts. at
druggists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17

The companies of the National Guar1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17

The State assessors will go to Alfred,
today, ana to Biddcford. tomorrow, tp
meet the local assessors of the county.
From the present Indication Of the re.
turns from local assessors that are being
received at the office Of the labor com
missioner. it will show that the building
operations in Maine during the past year
have been greater by far than those OF
the years past Here again the pulp trade
will work into Commissioner Matthews
report for the great amount Of money be
ing expended at Millinocket on the pulp
mill, will assist in the totals greatly.
Tomorrow will be the time Of the gath
ering Of the officers elect so far as they
have thus far been elected or appointed.
The men who will present themselves be
fore the board Of examination are:
First Infantry: Sergeant James y. Ora !
ham Co. NJ, to be captain; Sergeant Wa
ter W. Smith, Co. NJ, to he second lieu
tenant: ID Lieutenant j. Waldo Nash, Co.
ID. to be captain; Corporal Nathan Il
Chase, co. d, to be first lieutenant; Pri
waite Wlfred Perkins, Co. ID. to be II
lieutenant: Captain Thomas j. Hogan, co.
f, to be captain; Sergeant Charles y.
Siteman, 60. T., to be lst lieutenant: Cor
poral James S. Gallagher, Co. +. to be
"a lieutenant; Sergeant Willard J. Pool
er Co II. to be ID lieutenant; list Sergeant
j. j. a. Mulhern, Co. l., to be a LIST liea
tenant Private Jonn Z. Mcdonald, 60.
l., to be ID lieutenant.
| Second Infantry-Second Lieutenan;
Fen b. Thompson, captain telecu; Der
nard w. Sawyer 1st lieutenant (elecO; +.
Elbridge Drake, ID lieutenant (elecp
Captain Oin NJ. Smith. Go. l., appointed
| LIST lieutenant and inspector Of rifle prac
| tice; ID Lieutenant Edward ;. Wade, ap
| pointed 1st lieutenant and adjutant; Ser
geant Wallace a. Purnell, appointed Is
| lieutenant and quartermaster; and any
other persons who may be ordered to ap
/ pear before it.
= n nf Tho National Gina ri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17

III. G.. Barker of Gardiner, Names
leading furrier, will be at Conley &
Crosby's, tomorrow. Bath Enterprise.
The above shows a high appreciation
of Mr.. Bankers fur business in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17

are now well filed. In the 1st Regiment
all are ready for equipment with the ex
ception Of Companies A, G ana +, while
in the second. though they are not quite
50 nearly filled. are filling well and hope
to be ready to begin the winters work OF
drilling
An election of officers in Co. = of Port
land, took place, Monday evening. to fiji
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Captain Isaiah Baker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17
What More. Can You Ask For:

A guarantee on the back of each AMI
every genuine package Of Nuts Cough
Syrup. Take it back to your dealer il It
fails TO cure and demand your money.
Regular size, - cents; three times the
quantity, 80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17

The two following companies, Monday.
filed certificates of Incorporation:
The Murdoch 4 Freeman Company or
ganized at Portland for the purpose OF
bottling with $3.50 900 capital stock. of
which $500 is paid in. The officers are:
President. Charles Grey of jackson. ~
IL: treasurer. +. J. Torrey OF Portland,
Me. Certificate approved, Oct. r. 1899.
Lever Brothers Limited. Boston Works
organized at Portland for the purpose OF
tai stock, uf which $3t0 is paid in The
officers are: President, \. j. Wolfendaie
q Cambridge, Mass: treasurer, f. -.
Mellen Of Cambridge, Mass Certificate
approved, Oct. IL, 1899
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-17

Peaches are growing so scarce in the
local markets that it seems as though
they were almost out of season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Mrs T q. Ross invited few oil her
married friends to meet Miss Mary sah'N'
~ Galveston on Tuesday afternoon anu
onite goodly number of young io'h ~,
,he evening. or course the wretcheu
weather interfered materially win 'he
tendance In both afternoon ana eNen'As'
M, tbose who ventured out enjoyed hleet.
Inc and listening to Miss Sandal, VINO snno
1erv interesting talk on the ART OF ~
n,tion and afterwards some eHe es ,'o
snecin,ens of the late school OF Whicn sIe
is an enthusiastic follower. her NVise
aoft and musical her enunciallon ~
ana her pronunciation OF the ihlest VI IA
| I, was very pleasant TO listen " ~. ,,o,,id
| n n course of training IN heI sonoo ,,,racer,i
! have the effect, only, OF giv,hs .oG1ae and
,,cfat,on' II would certainly De WOLF ,,,,t
lille Miss Sandal was very sever,
Nat nniugtly so, on the school tnat l@ at,n.
~ .nhniars 10 ''elocute." anu sne az W,
a,a Nature as the greatest teacnel y, s 90,
She delighted her audiences Win ,ham
| siaotIons In the afternoon, inah,ns 49,
,,n,,h one minute and bringing NY 49,
,,a,.1 s,ispiclously near the neNt, So. poss
W, mo evening the friends o, Miss ,' ,|i
10 Measure Of hearing MISS Sshpai,
naa nc arrangement for the eyenins VIZ
W. only pleasant but quite new. rba
NY ,,ror,,essive conversation pafS =,
a,5irs were all numbered ana pts en-.
n,t,,cs about the room anu sae' ~
~ entering was given Naien'rn ~ III n,
hack OF which was the hu w., az. ,,ed from
her seat a zcoo deal o. la a rsrtnsrs. a.
NE t,ndiuE Of these seats ana pa''ls's' :"
l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
Personal.

Mr.. Roy Edmopds spent last week IN
New Orleans.
Miss Moore of Eryan is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs 81 Packard.
Mrs. Giddings of Denver, Colo, Is the
gust of Mrs. Horace Booth.
Mrs. II. u. Morris has returned from a
pleasant visit TO San Antonio,
Mrs. Thomas r. McEnnis OF Dallas is
the guest OF her son, Mi. j. NJ. a. NC
Ennis, 1Ill Capitol avenue.
General and Mrs. J. r. Waties are still
nj Summerville S. c., but their return
home is looked for in the near future.
Miss Kate Henke, sister OF Mr., Henry
Honke. and Miss Dietrich, both of Gin
cinnati, are the guests of Mrs. Henry
lIenke
Mr.. Victor Harding spent few days
with old friends in Houston. returning
TO his present home in Bay City Friuay
morning.
Miss Lucy Morris will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert b. Morris on the FIST and for
three days, after which she will return
to New York.
Miss Halle Johnston is spending few
days with Miss Wiggin in New Orleans,
She went over in time to see the Mardi
Gras festivities.
Miss Mamie Lubbock is back from New
professions that formed part OF the
festivities OF the season.
Mrs. Annie Shirley Rosenberger is visit
ING her aunt, Mrs. Lockwood Meggett.
Mrs. Toe Morrow and little son of Calves
ton are also visiting Mrs. Meggett.
Mrs. C.. w. Nelson and son. Bentley
| ret,,rned via the Central railway from Nav
asota last evening, where they nave peei
| the guests of Mrs. r. A. Horlock 81
Rev. Halsey Werlich, formerly pastor oil
! Shearn Methodist church, and ms son
Quincy Ewing Werlein, spent TWO uays
| with Mr. and Mrs. Presley Is. Ewing las'
| week
pr Fayette Ewing Of st. Louis was
with his brother and sister, Mr.. and MIS-
| Presley X. Ewing, for few days las
week. He left on Friday for his nome II
ST. Louis.
MIR. Milton Dargan, formerly OF ious
ton now of Atlanta, Ga, spent lnuIs
day In the city last week, and had TN
pleasure OF dining with his old frienos
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Huston
Mrs. iennison OF Galveston came uI
THURSDAY to meet her daughters MISE
Josephine, frances and ceso hehn',"p =
nm their return from Washington, ~ :
They were the guests of Mrs. hirkian
for the day.
There Is much pleasurablc excitement
IL, lavish circles over the prospect OF IA
purim festival, which will be celebrate
rext sunday or Monday evening at br r;,a
hail. The children arc now being drliie
10 perfection in their various parts.
Miss Ethel Imam OF New York Is !
the city. visiting Mrs. r. b. Nesropsn PAM
Miss Inman has been spending the WINE
al Atlanta, Ga, where her ,alehts anu y,
co,,,nlishments have made her welcohl
.uest al many social functions OF that nor
stss.ah,e civ. Miss Inman is gifted piai
ste her delicate composition having JUS
Won for her the title OF the 'ehamihs
| nj America
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
NOT AS j WILL.

I,ijudrolded ard alone stand. .,d.
\Vifh unknown thresholds on eboh haH''
4 IN darhn,5s deepsns as J grope'
4 raid 10 fear afraid To hope,
WI ibis one thing learn 70 hho"'
W IN day more surely as J go, Ia.
That doors are opened, ways are Haos'
t1,Td.ns are lifted or are nid 40,
f3,, s,,,e great law unseen and Sun
Unfathomsd purpose 10 iuin"'
''Not as VIII.
al ndfolded and alone walt; a..
as seems too bitter, gam VOC iate
Too heavy burdens in the loau;
Ana loo few helpers on the roao
h,,a ioy is weak and grief 10 hlIont
AZ Years and days 20 long. so long
g., this one thing learn 10 know
E.Sb day more surely as Eo;
That am glad the sooa ahu i ~ am
Dy changeless law are olueI'" e'''''
.,,So, az wnlr, The sound grows sweet
Nm fine my lips tho words repest'
~ as VIII" The darkness feeis aa,
,ieye safe than light when this tnonsn. s'e''
Ia. ,yh,enefed voice 10 calm ana pifns
h,n unrsst and All 'lonelness,
..Sos az 1 WILL because the One
\, 10 ioyed US frsf and best has gone
,tatore US on the road; ana stii
cor us must all His love iulinili
80 Not as We viii. ,..,.,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
NEW YORK'S SALOON DEBATE.
p;sbor Potter and Dr. Rainsford Make State
ments that Are Exciting Talk

been no trousseau so elaborate as tina,
made for young man who was narr'ou
last week When the Duke of Marlporousn
came TO this country hts supply OF clothes
was limited TO very sensible outht; OUT
the garments prepared for the bridegroom
az las, weeks wedding We're viewed by
much larger circle. Indeed, tho customers
of u Fifth avenue tailor. as well as u mum
Der OF clubmen who knew neither MN nor
The young man for whom the clothes we're
made received invitations to inspect them
At a private view given few days before
the wedding. Thirty suite of various xmas,
not including such incidentals as fancy
! waistcoats and knickerbockers. were IN
! the collection offered for the inspection OF
! the men to whom cards had been sent with
(! the same formality that they might nave
| been issued for reception or a wedding'
In spite of this formality and the oppot-
tunity of seeing rousseau said TO 90
the most elaborate ever made In New YORK.
the number OF men who responded to tn,
| invitation Is said TO have been small.
| enough to disnppoint the tailor grievously.
| The men OF today take but little Interest
| in what their fellowmen wear especially
/, here in New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

jug. Mrs. Lindly received heart shaped
silver bangle, the consolation prize.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were; Mesdarnes Chas.
Brown, Ollie Lorchn, Floyd King. VIII
hanson. stevens, Scott, Hurley, Lock
man. Misses Carter, Stevens and Llndley.
~
The auction at Tusten's has been the
center OF attraction for all the women
OF the city for the past week, for when
lovely things In the way Of cutslass, ell
yer and jewels are To be sold. then Will
the women be gathered together aud
every one knows what q fascination an
auction has for the average woman. The
result OF an auction at jewelers. Is
therefore not to be resisted and TO TuS-
ten's--or Harris as II Is known now
have the women of Houston nQcked daily
and the student Of human nature Will lind
much OF interest there.
~
The masquerade party given by Miss
Gordon and Miss Denton last Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs, L. Nc
Auliffe, 1877 Center street, was very
| charming and enjoyable affair. Music and
games were enjoyed until a late hour.
when tho gucsts were ushered into the
dining room TO partake OF the delicious
refreshments that We're served.
Misses Emily Scott. Nice Clemens and
Jean Cannon, who gave that lovely Valcn-
tine tea on Saturday before last, made
s2T0o by the pretty en0rt. That shows
what young Girls can do when they try
The money was for their Easter Offering
| ~
Mrs. J. c. Baldwin entertained few
friends very delightfully."- with game o
cards on Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. NJ. Il. Campbell.
Mrs. Cabun Blake entertained hc'
nclghboorhood club on Tuesday evenins
complimentary TO her sister, Mrs. Me-
Winsleao.
Mrs. James Mckee has postponed ca
: tcrtainiug the Fair Grounds Euchor clu
, until next Friday.
a Invitations have been issued TO bsrtl
day party given by Jamie w. Mckee Il
Monday the Goth of February.
. Miss Lula BRYAN was the hostess of Il
i. Main street Eucher club ON Tuesday aftcl
e noon.
: The Afternoon Whist club met vii
: Mrs. o. T. Holt last week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
TWO WOMEN.

know two women, and ono is chaste
And cold us the snow on wiDtor waste
Stnlpless eyer, in act and thought
(Ar n man born dumb In speech ezra mott,
But She has malice toward her liru-
a cruel tongue and Jealous mind
Void of pity aud full Of greed,
she Judges the world by her naSruw Greco,
a brewer OF quarres, breeder OF hate.
Yet she holds the koy TO 'aocie,ys' Eats'
The other woman. with heart OF nalne.
w, MT mad for love that married her mann
And out Of the grave OF her murdered ihlth
she Tore like soul that has passed tro'
death.
Her aim Is noble, hor ply so ploaa
n cover, the world like the pity OF God
A healer OF discord. a soothcr OF woes. 80,
pcaee follows her footsteps wherever sho soea
Tho worthier life OF the Two, M DOUBT
an" lila Wheeler wilcox.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Mrs l.. r. Noyes gave charming even
ing with cards Monday In honor OF Miss
Murray of Wisconsin, who is the guest OF
Miss Kirkland. MRS. >Noyes' sister SIX
handed eucnre was the game chosen, ana
the choice could not have fallen or more
mirth-giying game The players had de,
iightful fight for the trump making ana
co,lseuuent less or gain thereby Mis'
Moves had the good of her guests at hearl,
,on In preparing such good things Tor
them in the way OF the lap-supper served;
and Miss Murray very kindly reciteo,-ahu
Inc recites charmingy. too-seyeral Sc
Ieetions. which won high eneoniums from
Inc friends invited to meet her Iney
we're pr and Mrs. j. A. Mullen, MISS
! Kirkland. Miss Bryant Of sherman, MISS
| winsan Of Shreveport Miss Bennett OF
,rnrt Worth. Miss Mary Waldo, Miss Por-
,sr MISS Roberts. Miss Hamman, MISS
| il,ian Lea Misses Cora and steila kool'
Miss Cochran. Miss Bryan, Miss Deigsao'
| Misses Frances and Edythe Girsua, M,'
Eugene Mitchell. Mr.. w: D. sieyelanaa'
ir Messrs. James and Richard Giraud
~, ~ sperry Hunt, Mr.. White. MI, Nc
s chi Mr., r. ". Scott. Mr., ", NJ. .
Erassr Mr. j. II Eagle. Mr.. " a. Wood
i H. Torman Kitirell Ir,. Mr.. Bert Eyerts
Mr poaley and Mr. Enders Hucy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Jfuothers would cast aside foolish prud'
.,y and impart TO their daughters the
tnnwledoe that they. themselves, have &C
CURED nv years OF suffering, they would be
f1orred 10 SPEND fewer hours Of anxious az.
tendance al the bcdsides OF sick daugntcfs.
4 woman who suffers from WEAKNESS,
disease. or arrangement of the disunctIy
fcmini,c organs IS an incomplete woman;
Che Il united for wornan's highest ano
hest duty--motherhood She cannon PC
nanny wife or the mistress OF Happy
home DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescfip'ion
Is the only proprietary medicine sys . o. y,
yised by All expert skilled specla..ss y,
xoinan's diseases for the one puIFossS =.
curing these troubles IN the privacy q ia
home. II makes woman stIonf ~ ~.
healthy in womanly way, ana Gan ys .sSi
lea npon to relieve motherhood OF an peIn
I'D afmost ali pain. 1t insures heaitny'
snh,st children. II transforms weak. SICK
10 nervous invalids into healthy, nappy.
wives aud mothers II. /,
.xv,,,d. fail 10 describe my suffering before !
49, ~ Piercc's Favorite Prescriptioa ~
Pheasant Peiets.'' writes Miss Lune = ~
~ south seabrook, RockinEhaiu 60, - "a y. 4.
couid hardly walk across the room - srg.i
abcrss The ethiopian ,see ~ sei Bladder II IN
!nlaubI condition and the uterus tnasmsa:
Mad an awful burning 10 my s,cnacni e
,;sr lasting drain; constipation. exs!u'av's 49,
,nanti,ly Jaips ard hackache ~ inc uuls' = .ss
confined 10 my bed Ave mcntns e. ~ ksvc
S %sres saes us SSese.efted 3 tisn'
In paper covers, Al cne-esst st.ags; f ~
binding. 10 cent: extre ~ xaSrsss ~,
mon Sepse Medical ASvasef' "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

The wednesday morning WHIST ciup
viii follow their admirable custom o.
giving up their Wednesday morning meet
inps during Lent 10 sewing for homeless
o,,1,,ron i,steaa OF playing whist. Inl'
en,,u,en witch deserves the highest praise
, sas'o haen observed by them for seyera
y nss p'J indeed. ever since the eluo ma MAJ
had an ex 'stence and II Is one ., me 1 90,
est clubs In Houston, ana II m" ne nid
iowsu 'n oys pats Jest what makes M
uarAss ba sH' do say" that ta'~ the so
o oSst,. wsnan nj her best and she Is on
,,ho aoea her duty all through
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19
.,orrn ARRIvAL.

Ismar. the Egyptian Gypsy ciairvoysn'
and palmist. arrived in Houston yesc. sns,n,
and has engaged quarters AT 'he 'p''V'
Hotel. A.,na,a in Gal.
veston and II is expected she VIII De eFsr
mere suecesEtul mere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Inyitations 10 See Ms Trousseaa'
From New York Letter. ~.
since the Earl OF Craven came 70 'e's
country to be married, there u SAID % nave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Mrs. ,ohn Sect and Mrs WIZ Hurley
e,,e,tainod The A. r.. F. Nelghborhoon
s,,,n >, The residence Of Mrs. Scott on The
evening II Valentino . %! so.w,"
!, andiug the inclsmsnt weather, It was :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-19

Mrs ,isnenger gave pleasant Valsu-
>. asrty Tuesday afternoon the game
'aS arts Was played. score cards Nere
MS ar,s NE counters gold hearts iof
hiigHnner and silver for the loser
M Ole Lorehn'b score card noiai,s
~ reatsst number of gold hesI.s, ~.
~ ARR prire-s handsome ehocoi''s