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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-02-12
pnRM1ssInN ASKED.

Governor Sayers today wired the secre-
tary of the navy TO permit the officers
and crew of the battleshio Texas to accept
the legislatures invitation to visit Austin.
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a: W. Fisk. Galveston; Charles p. Frets.
pailfs; N. DonaYan; St. Lonis r. 4. Hei;-
n. Houston: B. r. Mcdonald. Sr.. Houston
john W.. Foster. San Antonio; G. II. Muir
Gibson Iexas; \. A. Stroud. Waco; !. II.
ODonnell. Houston W. $. Myers. Louisiana:
J, .. Crews. Danville. Va; J, Simon. Louis
Vile. Ky; ". r.. Prescott Atlanta. Ga.
7. l. Lauve. c. Y. Jones. Dallas: A. j. Kauf-
hold. Cincinnati; Guy NJ. Bryan, Jr.. Bryan
r, H. coolgrom, San ,Antenio; ]. G. Locke
and wife aud son. Dallas: Harry Avery. III
dlauapolis; c, Z. shipp. New Orleans julius
Harris. Cincinnati; Sam Lincoln, Cleburne
A. II. Ray, Galveston: L. D.. 90lfay Beau
mont; Frank Lane, s. j. Johnson. Galveston:
j. II; Booch. ST. Louis: P. A. vahey. san
Antonio: C. l.. CHATTER Omaha. Ncb.; s. A.
Rothschilds. Chicago: c. H. Bailey. Mont
Gomery. Ala: c. C. Houston. Lewisburg.
Tenn: Willard Case. st. Joseph. Mo; Il. III.
Carpenter. Chicago; W. II. Sebastian. San
Fraueisco: Il. 7. Van Epps. New York; G. W.
Smith. Call Texas: 4. B. james, Detroit;
J K. Case. Philadelphia: A. II. Dlehmau
Dallas: c. D.. Mercy, 81. Louis; g. +. Blan-
lkenship. Cincinnati; r. Frank Crawford
Houston; II. o. Munger Denver. Col; Il. l..
Hardman. Palestine.
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Hotel Bristol,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
American Plan 81 & $3.50 a Day.

Strictly frst-cass. centrally located. passenger
elevator electric lights. steam heat Return and call
tells In all rooms, Elegantly furnished. new and
modern. Accommodations unsurpassed by any hotc.
In the city. MuRlSoN MhLiS. Managers.
Formerly Of Capitol Hotel
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. Hervey.
Sr.. Manager.

Fifty rooms, with
PRIVATE baths. sup
piled with pure ar
ies.an water from
our own well. large
saniple rooms, With
test and most con-
venient acconiIuo-
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AS-All trains arrive and depart from the Grand
Central depot except the Missouri Kansas and Texas
rains which have depot in the Fifth ward. the IN
,einstional and Great Northern Galveston Houston
and Henderson, and Columbia Tap. which use the
International and Grea, Northern depot ON Congress
nveuue. The Missouri. Kansas and Texas trains
PASS the Inierna tonal and Grea, Northern derot
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: ;:::;;;. Phone So

BAGGAGE DELIVERED to all parts OF
the city. day or night. Furniture and Heavy
Hauling a speciality.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
Su0r Yeieue ifiaes.
s nStubte.

Der Init en- @lgo Dp oper ct merft
Guist Oe ct fort arnUebrpit. D9
@isaretrssen pileSe uo, boiolis for
@lgoens SfRr. Oilers laa man intet
for wt0rfer. Sou seuiOe bet ianme
fig fra en- nnoen &ant / Stuen, % after
faIot B9lemgrfet lommen ON be rps
eenoe.
rRu ffal bet p9re - ~Gnissninsen
er sipen ino."
,9u lfal aliian / 9rRbemslenl"
,Gal lab Os MI ueie fri for bine
Grnier."
sal pei, bet er Osiaa nO9et
Brgpl. -"
Os @lsoen lpite after op otre peo
Sofaen, boor ban .na henilRnst.
sig mig 2aurits, buorfor er ou life
reiit blem til Sulen? 9pao flyer oine
eamle til oet?~
nSiser - be peo 10 lise ina sobt
iom jes ielu, at ies bOloer life Sui
mere - os bet peo bu for Reiten alers
bebf. 9u0o ifulbe jes bjemmr =
ipn9e Snlmer os oanie cm Snletree..
OPEN ! Nioeroen itulbe jes Ipiae ben
aomsoie fpr2-@
Oct flnns / Soiuijeorene, ba BON
iprans op, os bet lille 1orb pnltebe.
Msn fig oa mig: sr bette Der Sno=
l~eoninsen til en- acknowledgements !? =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

Og aanrits 0iellen trnanfe ben, bpor
ben nnoen 0iguretslso oiite ban. at
gennen lab.
p5or Iaa oil leg beler boue ems pun
Wsaen. pan inmIsoe siter Gam:
pen. =
Rel LAB bore meo at tRnoe 9ps
oi liooer 10 iaa eoot ianmen."
Ser ou = De enmle peo liee inn
9oot iom jeg. at jeg teipffterer oerts
aaertriitelisite Menins Wen juit oer-
for. ifnl ies fig. 3eres ttltommenoe
9el9rueroisbeo, reireiiertr ies osioa
Dem iaa meset, at jes life oil s'oe Gem
anleonin9 I'll al bible oeune htnlee 5pr
al en- 8rRlt oitere pan mi9. vi sr
fRroie meo binanoen / Oct Stptte. &
Sommerferien = BET fr en- onoen S1a.
for inn er man oa life bunoen III at
iiooe biemme / anffeloonstroaen. Sod
ititter man 10 blot al, MAR bet bllUer
Tor beot lnoen 8sre. - Oten bet par
anig9nineen. 8u aater meo nuo,e
Orb at treble / De 1000 ignneos Rtli.
sionstienerss 8Rtfer. Sel! III 9ptts
meo bet. y
yRelisiOnsiienere = nejl leg onis
ger ON at blue 4rait / esn onnits
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

81 Cub, buem innbe noeen Sinoe
boue u1ret bin Rnaogiper2 Waiot paa
Beroensioruet, boor Der | Wtenneife'
orimlen febes os i9lges; bpor Teroens
Slams Og @limmer faIbpoeS III Spots
priS mob Sialen. buor apiternes 9ei9re
banter asbet up - Der Bigger ou miof
/ 8rimIen Spnoensoens ineure @poe
op - laa Der bliper srfeneniomt oms
trina gjplen, - Der fsrte ou Spnberen
ben, Der, bpor Murene itaor iau beie os
ioloefaroise, ire Glens aensoe, en-
Qlsns 8reobe. Tom airiesaurosmure,
Der er peo at ifrioe uo. Jorneoen ben
forte Mulo; trpffenoe til Sioerne, frem
os tilbaae ben lsie Stenmnr, iaa BIN.
melbsj. Os fun forouen - nna man
Ter op, ba trafter ben liqe Strimmel
6immel fig mlleuiot OPP - op os after
op. Barmbjertise @ubl iom iaOuer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

iurlleuis iffr. Seq ipnes. al leg bar
ipuoet, od leg llos op meo benbe."
sSpnoel? ga bet Dor ou pel oeian
- men ies fiber lite BET rlotrpr, Der er
iaa meset 9beolosi / bet. Spubet! =
BET er meo BET Orb LEGION, al belle bet
9amle 2eiinmente tom meo alle fine
eope % Dire os uiloe bopmelierere ems
@sren % 9noen -"
yWien buao iiner ou oa ON Seius -
bet tore, nbiie Offer Tor Spnoen? -"
pDet CT 9beolosi, min Ben! Spno
- Ter on - BET er Ell rent menneIteliQ
Beitemmelie. en- Jslelle, Der poair2n.
GER ltg mig, naar jes bar 9jort noeei,
ION fnnoe pRre siort beore. e1er noaet
lmoo NIT beore Seq. 1rOr on life %:
ia, at ies mener. jes ssr Spub = men
ie9 is9er iaa at ggre Def bfore matte
@lna
"a! naiie Sang. men bet er 10
9lori - lfet er iiet - bpor nj on aaa
ben, Tor at ion bet iteie siort uitet? Gel
er 10 bet, Seius aIene fan asre -"
gSal bots ban par III -"
pYRen ban er tll~ - ban maa, ban
ital p9re III. -
pSaa. ianl ioo! lat big nu fun nee
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

Meb al Spnoen / mig. aplterne
rioer mig JON en- Dare. Oct sr iiben,
ita ilos op meo Grille : IOroi bun
par - omuenot."
rNhl tantie iee bet life mol. Oct
er blot 9nbbilbnin9er, M fOmmer bin
a~Rfllabeo Ill 9mitle - ben er 10 lille
oeo = bel ? = p9 BET er ben, iom ltruer
big mo bette Der. Wien = Ter bu -
BET er blot Qnelten Oper, at bun mnalfe
aal9eoel bauoe 6et meo I'm 9eaieheo.
Blot roli9 = nsgtern = lRg TO og to
iommfn - bet er VI n I. men bet bar
lntet mee Spno eler Sampitti9beo at
gore. s iunbe 10 oa itte leue iammen,
naar on - 8r9lten = lfuloe u9re nns
Jet for pnntro al hin e9en aone -Yr9.
Iieionen. Seres geje moatte titles -
og bet bleo be o9iaa. = Ulen buno =
leg iror min Snnoten at ban sr9oer.
- ri nu mao ul baue 9ps -"
nj! ganrits, nu enor leg bu
tan lite pare tent meo. at ies tommer
Der og ioriiprrer big. Nen - bun bar
5reo. Del er oerfor. bun ian taaImooiot
oenter bun fan bic. for bun fan beoe
Den leg min 9sn iiiuner til So pao
niue 99bet, ior ie9 bar life dreo -"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

5olfetirie = ifdl oi M efter 5rniema'
oeren isen2 Sag ou big before ben
poo Soiaen ieen = iaa bar ui Oct lao
rart ireoeii9t. ="
Sci M uil jes boue aps - 9ns
ooer qanoet, III ueb. man li99er
bare o9 blioer reli9iss ! bette Ulerfe.
- Bar Der life Wsrfe TT, iad uRf,
p9t - bar ariIienoom os 5sleri, os
jes ueo life, buno -"
6on tree en- 9qnbitif - ben anoen
puitebe ben no.
,6sr, aourits; bet er inn fomt ON.
firing mig | aften, oerior Tom jes berOp
til big, lar os nu inoffe liot iammeu.
= 9as big MI ben isen - iaa iful jes
framme ub -"
qourlis brummebe liot = iaa lagoe
ban fig isen.
,gtaa, bpab er Der iaa | 8sien, fOm
an. nit bfjfise Striftebarn ="
.2aurits - nn oil jeg p9re Fri,
elltrs snar js9 meb bet idmme. Spoo
jes Oiloe = bar bu bsrt bjemme fra
ior nplis? -"
rSa = ia. ies fit ielufslselis 8rep
til oenne 9ellisaiten. De piloe 10 baft
mig bjem."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
Scr Der noaet MT al meloe? =


,Siemmeira2 = life bet b~itierIte
Dftn - III bar 10 bn life flere dotbin
eelier pna ben aonf2 6r bet life
6ierte fommen fig belt enonu2 Va
III ian nniurligois life 9lemne bsnbe,
uelY1
Pei bet er life Set: ie9 tor, al jes
bar ipnoet imoo benoe."
so! oar oct life oct. iea iantte
ou olloe ltrIite for mig = Tom an
SEQ lt9nter big 5erlneelie pon Bor.
bnane. = Saa p9r mn life ia brsiir,
iet big tuu nec ieen : inn itol lea
bolot or. = Seq ueo teaer life, tunb
BET er. Der CT / 8eitn meo mtg / 9oa E;
oct er pit nfnre eniomme Sui, Der ir.
r'terer mia. = laol er ui ioa gooe
&snaer isen? - Wtll Der fob life an
bet ON benoe. eno at bun uenfer e0er
ilooant noeet lienenbe = paa big; bun
er nninriieDls ll9e ina ipa iom 9u ielp.
min ap0ine. -"
g9ea iputes. ou ia9oe. at on pilbe
holoe op?"
rGet oil ies osinn. men 0umsret, -
ia, bpao fan man ssre for BET"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

Bran fan beipinee tit onorlise on
mgr. -"
ySai pei, or. Worafpr96ifani =
og a9r man bet, ina bar man gjort mere
END inotose en- Stnb. = Ger ou, jee
fan Osina. - % ino lob Der no9et ON,
at bet bar ierselief, at ou uiloe isge
Gmbeoe, - inoen ou Dor blenen be1ie
eaer ompenbt, eler buab bet nu par"
.Sfal ri to boloe Sui iammeu? ="
.gi? = Sut2 buorfor Tube ri bog
Del? On isler NOT 6%niombeoen -
naal bet ger ies pei osiao. - On =
bet er for 8slten m9rfelist. at ui TO,
iOm III bar bOlbt Sui iummen iaa lausf,
ui fan butte tifbose of pi MI ital
iooe Der og be9ee TO t9nfe paa BEN
oerOure. - Men bu tror 10 paa bette
Der fra Barnoommen; ou fnnoe 10 baoe
relIt oerouer. -"
sSes9 = fuu baube jes 10 trufen
@milie."
"Na bunbl 3 funbe Def NOT babe
ueret / famine Glue uben at flDoe
Iotterne paa b%innnben. -"
SAB os MI pnre fri = MI bespnber
bu 10 isen. - Wen bu f%orftaar bet ma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

gpnt op msh Gran / bin Stusl 9ao
@laOsns yps t6nbss bit 6Dsrtel aat
bin 6aunb uu til VtIssrninsl Obi
@runsn er 8uurtssnet i 9intrens Sleris;
ppnt op meo @ron omtrin9 ale eine
giueeer pna iuunbns Cher, ira Barn.
tommens SubeItiDer; muoite be sleb
ben Ian9t borte berfra BET somIe Dan.
mari, buOr SuIsbejtibeus Stsmnins er
bpb Os rig Tom gurnoommsns Sanse,
tpttes bet for ben. Der ltoar / Mano.
bommens v'rtiOmms @srnlns.
Ss @ronsn sr GUisbtbssreut =
lite bet eomls. iOrigrreoe, mon semmsr
iom falmsoe Minser men BET, iom
ftubis bar Salt Os srOit til TT n.y.,
ipiEsnbe. ip0nrfist SiD.
Sg @ranen Ct 8iQeoe paa 5uItbuoet:
.9bsr sr / Dag en- 5rsIisr feet, ION Ct
ben 5erte 6rilfus"; J%reIierens 6sbiel
er SUBS Haaoss 8aattssn / WtnReife:
pintsrens 9iarie; oa par alt soc, benz
uisnei, beot, men mso SUBS snbaarne
Sen sr Der bIeDen Baar eiier ginisrtn.
rQbi iua eIftsos SUB 8srben, at ban
eop fin Seu ben enboarns, at buer ben,
iom tror paa BAN, lite fal iortabss,
men bare bet sDise SIO".
9nssn Sui sr Der nbsn 9eius; men
meb BAN fan @lGoens Ups tapoes, iom
SuIeliisrnen tRnotes fGr be lsgenoe
BismGno fra Dlisu. Ss ben SiiGrne
ftnar file ousr Betblsbsmsttpbben.
AItiua en- poria GIaoe, Uurist yps mso
Ssius, Cubs Ssn.
Ppnt oa Op / bit 9ism Os bit 9ierte.
men glenn life benz uosnfor. Stat bin
9dano no til geI9erninel aanet ON
oie Iiber De; Der liooer be / DOZENS
Worte Os S'psse, snoOs 9aIsIpist /
Cubs aarIisbeo ninner. Drag BEN
meO inb / gpists og @lGoens areos,
fom @usIen olOs 9proerus oerinb. Ia
ffaI be lie til Bethlehem, oe fnoe Bar:
net, finoe fig isIu Osiua iom Born isen.
Aae ri ben sranimptte Glue, LAB %
unoer 5eitsIaoe os Sarnelptfe, latte Os
itius ben Tor Subs Anfi9t, al unbres
pper bans SuIebuo1fabs Naaoe.
Oct sr SuIsbiIsnsn til aae pore 9a.
iers. rDaniteren"s Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

lsen; bet er oa life nOset at tase pao
Sci ouer."
Men ben anoeH latte fig life Hso lseu.
pan eif i9i ben III Ysnnen:
gaanriis! Seius mnd pare nj,
berer bu, ies fan life unou9re BAN.
SEQ fenoer BAN life enonu - enbru -
men ban niaa o9re I'll 40! f9 mig,
at bu trot. bet er ianot. Oct Itaor
ouer mig gat Os Dag, bet trptter Os
piner mig, ieg bar insen Jreo, lngen
Spile. Oueralt msoer Nugiten oper
Spnoerne mig; berior fom ies berOp
jea mantte tale meo en-, Ielu big. -
9ror bu life, ban er til? Sig mig
bet - for bin Sjals 5relies Sfple, fig
mig oet9"
4duriis bauoe fat fig Op | Soiaen:
.Ses uso bet life - men buno goar
Der - -"
.Nen jes maa BABE Yisbso, men
neil buOrfor -"
s9n lfal 10 p9re greit MI - ina
moo ou ba beoii ielu uioe bet. - 9u
tror jo?"
s9tej bet er juif bet, Der piner mig.
Seq tyr lite bIiue praif, ioaban iOm
jss er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

Sen life @ape til r3aulfereu@s for
ffnosbetalenoe Qbonnenter ct III Ienot
til ale. iom buUe betuIt Slnoet inotil
l. april 1900.
@nbper, BET for 0ptnnr betaler for
Garet 1900. oil faa 8Osen nit iilienet.
Sfuloe bet ife, at nosen lite iuar ben,
beoes nan uenlisit at unoerretfe Os Der.
ON. Danish Luth Publ House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

9gren folot / = Qaurits bsrte
Smaiiaaisn irgiies III = rejIts fla =
oe | 8alemsrfet oerlnoe ialot ban poo
an9. 6nn uibite lille for buem. -
Bible life pibe bet - men funbe life
anbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

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as second-Class matter.
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The Holly chieftain., 1899-07-21
GENERAL. NEWS

A RACE of Is, 900 miles for prize of
: 1000 terminated at the Delaware
breakwater on the 10th upon the ar
rival OF the ships |. f. Chapman and
W. +. Babcocli and the bark st. Cath
crime from the Hawaiian islands Not
withstanding over two weeks elapsed
between the departure of the first, the
Babcock, and the last, the st. Catha-
rine, all three vessels arrived within a
few hours of each other, with the st.
Catherine a winner.
FRANK ALMOND and Charles ID. Van.
dresson, aged SO and 40 years respec-
lively. were drowned in Pleasant lake
at Lowville, \. Y. The men were in a
boat and attempted to change places
when the boat capsized.
The district attorney and clerk of the
Third district, Choctaw nation, were
arrested and taken to Antlers, l. T.,
for allowing the execution of William
Going.
The Standard Oil company's steamer
Maverick, with a cargo of oil from New
York, was burned and sank at her pier
at Halifax, n. S, on the 18th.
An American syndicate, of which
United States Senator Clark, of Mon.
tana, is member, has bought the
Popocatepel volcano in Mexico for
$500, 600. 4 cog wheel railroad will be
immediately built to the summit and
the sulphur deposit mined on an exten-
sive scale.
ROBERT P. Troy, secretary of the
California democratic committee, has
started a movement for ex-senator
stephen NJ. White for president on the
democratic ticket in 1900.
THE National Educational associa-
tion finished its work at Los Angeles,
Cal, ON the lith and adjourned.
LIEUT.. COL SMITH, in charge of the
United States quartermaster's depart
meut at St Louis, died at his home in
that city on the night of the 18th. Pre-
viously he had complained of stomach
trouble, but he was apparently not
seriously i'll.
The press committee at New York
has decided to send circular letter to
all newspaper men in the country. in
viting them TO go to New York and be
the guests of the city during the Dewey
celebration next October.
FIRE broke out at 1880 a m. on the
lith in the sampling works of the Kan
sas City Refining and Smelling com
pany near El Paso, Tex, and the build
ing and machinery in it, valued at s25,-
loO, were destroyed.
MARY VAUGHN, of Cedar Falls, Ia,
died from bite of the kissing bug.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-07-21
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary of the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The president on the 18th appoin ted
Col. Alfred +. Bates paymaster gem
eral of the army, to succeed Gen. Asa
B. Carey, retired.
The state department at Washington
is watching with anxiety the develop
ments in Guatemala 1t was said at
the department that the financial con-
ditions in Guatemala, with impending
reputation, threaten severe loss to
American citizens.
The following contributions toward
the memorial statue of Lafayette to be
placed in Paris were received by the
comptroller of currency: From chill.
dren of Kansas City. S2i5. so; from state
of Missouri, s953 So; Kansas. ss48.si;
Indian territory, sSS.66; Oklahoma,
Sl53.Oi.
SECRETARY ALGEg on the 18th re
ceived telegram from San Francisco
containing the unanimous request of
the Oregon regiment for muster out at
San Francisco. After consultation
with the president it was decided to
accede to the request.
II was said to be probable that the
next annual report of the internal reve-
nue. bureau will recommend a numbe
of changes in the war revenue act in
order to produce considerable addi-
tional revenue. One of the PROPOSE
tions considered was to assess a tax on
the sale or rental of all patent pro-
tectcd articles
The interstate commerce commission
made public on the 18th its report on
the railroads of the country.
ADMIRAL DEWEY filed in the court of
claims at Washington on the 18th,
through his attorney, his claim for
naval bounty growing out of the bat
tie of Manila bay, May /, ls9s. This
was the first of that class filed and it is
anticipated that there will be between
1000 and 3, 600 of them altogether.
THE post Office department at Wash
ington has consented to an Office in Pu
laski county, KY, being named Funs-
ton.
SPECIAL from Washington to the
Chicago Times Herald on the nth
stated that direct overtures for peace
had been made to Gen. Otis by Agui-
naldo and some of the principal Fill
pino leaders and cabinet officer had
said that if the promises were fulfilled
the volunteers now being enlisted
would not be needed.
The federal government has sent
agents to several points in Texas to Sc
cure horses for service in Cuba The
government is of the impression that
the mustang ponies are especially
adapted for service in tropical coun-
try like Cuba, owing to their acquaint-
anccship with the excessive heat and
priyation on the western plains.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-07-21
RANDY FOR HOUSEWIVES
Pictorial Labels for Fruit Jars aaa
Preserves Are the Latest
Novelties.

All sorts Of labor-saving devices and
Arrangements are now being brought
out for the convenience OF the busy
woman Of to-day. Among the most re-
cent and really helpful Of these may
be reckoped the pictorial Label which Is
destined to take the place Of the hand
written labels which used to distinguish
the different preserves and jellies stored
in tho fruit closet from each other, and
which took so long to prepare. Many
q weary. busy, hurried housekeeper will
bless the pictorial label this summer,
and so will many vacation-hungry boy
or girl who in other seasons has been
pressed unwillingly into the service of
writing out fruit labels.
The pictorial label is simplicity it.
self. The colored representation Of the
fruit indicated explains its object and
purpose alone. There is nothing to
confuse the eye of the housekeeper az
she runs over the shelves of her pre-
serve closet in search of particular
fruit. Some Of the designs show evi-
dence of a high degree of artistic merit
as we'll. The labels can be used but
once, but they may be purchased very
cheaply. and come all gummed and
ready to attach. 1t is safe to sny that
many . progressive and weIl-occupied
Chicago housekeeper will make liberal
use of them this year, and the fact that
the fruits which they distinguish may
be recognized much more quickly and
readily by means Of their aid than with
that of the old-time written label con-
sttutes no Insignificant point in their
favor.-ChicaGo Herald.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-07-21
sas WORE DOG LrcsasE
ssea a.. the CAiny Metal Gave The
Dsinty Osgist. Dtas, . Csia
In the ChesslsL =!

A few afternoons ago tall young
woman, very smartly crrayed, and with
an uneommonly large and varied A.
sortment of clindng chatelaine articles
attached to an amethyst-encrusted gilt
belt, strolled down uptown Seventeenth
street, closely followed by . tiny, shiv-
ering, cringing chihuahua dog. Ths
dog was collarlsss, but wore belt has.
ness trimmed with cerise ribbon. He
did not permit himself to be left more
than two feet TO the rear Of his mis-
tress' heels.
At ono of the corners there was .
sudden rattle. and q Gagged wagon drew
up alongside the curb At the point
where the young woman and her dog
were walking. A big. black dog catcher
sprang from the rear OF the Gagged
wagon. and In tri6s less than no time
the pampered little Mexican dog was
whimperingly struggling in the meshes
Of the dog eatcher's net. The dog catch
ers transferred tho whining brute from
tho net to the wagon. where . lot Of
large, coarse, common dogs were al
ready sullenly established.
The young woman owner Of the cap
tured Chihuahus viewed the proceed
ings with all the coolness in life. She
adjusted her eyeglasses carefully and
looked the dog catcher over from head
to foot Then she examined the pie
beian dogs in the wagon. The dog
catcher didn't know what to make Of
her conduct He expected her to b.
come hysterical and to frantically de-
mnnd the return of her pet. But there
didn't appear to be any hysteric in her,
She walked up to the dog catcher.
What do you think you are going to
do with that dog of mine?" she inquired
of him, in the most matter-of-fact tone
imaginable.
"Ah's dun swiped him. miss, 'co'din'
e law" replied the dog catcher.
"Whatfor? 2" asked the young woman.
"'Causs dey amt no license on him."
replied the dog catcher.
'Is that so?" said the tall young
woman. quietly. .Well, you cnn just
pass that pup back to me. he has been
licensed"
"Ah'd laik tub tex yo' wu'd TO- dat,
missy. but ah doan' see no tag. an it's
de law. but"
"Yoa can look at It now." replied the
captured pups mistress, unsnapping
one Of the clinking articles from her
chatelaine belt. ut was among tn.
first Of the years issue. as you'll see b
the number. wear it myself because
the chilly metal gives Diaz . cold in the
chest"
The dog catcher looked At the tag
grinned sheepishly. and reached in and
handed out the moaning Chihuahua to
its misrress.
"Dey'l be uh-wearin' de tags TO- ear
rms nex'." said the dog catcher to the
driver uf the wagon. as the young wom-
an and the rat-like pup disappeared
around the corner.-Washington Post,
The Holly chieftain., 1899-07-21
silver ore from south America.

Philadelphia, July 19.--The first car
20 of silver and silver ore brought from
the west coast of South America to ar
Atlantic coast port of this country has
reached here upon the British steamer
Kentigern. Slowed away in her hold are
1929 sacks of high grade ore and 6Ot
oars of pig silver. valued at $500
besides an assorted cargo worth $3.50, Oot
more. The steamer left Guayaquil
Ecuador, April %.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-07-21

Chattanooga. Tenn, July 1e.-On .
rush order from the war department,
200 horses and mules and SO escort
wagons were shipped from the Chicka.
mauga quartermaster's department &c
San Francisco to-day by special train
to be forwarded at once to Manila