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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
MS BUDGET FROM BRENNAN
81 RELIEF COMMITTEE HAS RE
cEIyED ENOUGH SUPPLIES.
=. W. T, Willie of independence
died at Bryan-An Engine of
Home Manufacture.

renham, Texas, July 25.-At a meeting
HE central relief committee of Wash
ION county held Tuesday morning the
loving statement was authorized by the
bmittee:
|Ths central executive relief committee
Washington county takes much pleasure
announcing that the distress produced
The recent overflow has been entirely
IeYed and that no more contributions
money or donations of supplies are
Nd The committee wishes again in the
be Of those who were rendered home
and penniless by the overflow, to offer
lnks most profound and sincere to all
ose generosity and prompt benefactions
70 enabled the committee to meet this
slsency and gladdened the hearts of so
nv helpless people,"
q. l. ]. Lockett received a telegram
Tuesday morning from Bryan announc-
ths death OF Mrs. w. T. Willie, and
tiucting him to have the hearse and
riages meet the westbound Central
IN Tuesday night and convey the re-
uns 10 Independence, where the funeral
Y occur at 10 O'clock Wednesday morn
An Wlllies death was not unexpected.
ne weeks ago. while ON a visit to rela-
= a. Bryan, she received a fall which
~ ner collar bone and inflicted other
uies Of serious nature. Her injuries
70 severe that she was unable to
un TO independence.
ae surviving children of Mrs. Willie
an Robert Hallem of Angleton, Mrs.
booker of Independence and Miss
NJ miliie. Her husband, Justice w. T.
~ aas been Justice of the peace and
.uasler at Independence for decade
lure, being lately succeeded in the
~ olice by Mr.. Thomas Shannon. He
mc'ner OF Judge Asa Willie, a former
VT OF the supreme court OF Texas,
- oeatn occurred in Galveston recent
*. 70 Mr. and Mrs. William Morriss,
ss.tv Z. M, Tuesday, fine boy.
new engine for the gin of William
on tne independence road, was
THIS morning. 1t was manu-
nv; nv sl.irely at the foundry Of Messrs
!, ~ BROS d Co., and is regarded
q PARTICULAR. "
Ae1' Griffin, who has the contract
Tuns Judge Curry's new residence.
.o' Instance OF twenty four feet while
NIX. W the new building Tuesday
s. -, -. He was not seriously hurt.
= sss picked up by his fellow work.
n... ~ ". J. B. York, who happened to
=; Ms ~ the time, was called TO at
sI " was found that he had not
- ,uusly injured. his principal hurt
~ bruises. 'A anu ie" super
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their heads 10 stretch barbed wire across
one of the public roads leading into town;
II was Just In the edge OF town and the
wire ran high enough TO strike man on
a horse directly across his throat. Or.
r.. e. Nicholson, who had sick call In
that direction, was the victim. II was
about O'Clock at night and the moon was
lust peeping out from behind the eastern
horizon and throwing its hazy light In the
distance, when the doctor. going at q fast
fox -trot OF ten miles an hour. struck the
obstruction; the wire caught him about
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
MAZE 1AwYEng MEETING.

Charles 5. Morse, SECRETARY of the TeAss
BAR association. arrived IN town To-Day
and is registered at the fremont hotel.
President billiard IF sherman dif not reach
here today, but Secretary Morse has all
the arrangements well IN LLnl' me elgh-
teenth annual meeting Of the association
Will begin tomorrow at 10 ociock' me
sessions to be held In the paGlofs OF ms
fremont hotel. 49,,
daughter, Miss Ma Morse
Few members o. the association car G
to town today, but quite number are ex-
pected by tomorrow.
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Bay city Not Overlooked.
To The Editor OF The Post.

BAY city, Texas. July 2i,-The statement
mnde by Tie Post some time since that
nav city vas three feet under water has
hurt our town and county not little In
the eyes of the outside worla. can
ts.aa feet perpendicular OF covering
81. w yn site. and 1t was the highest
~. .,Na aver known In the Colorado river In
i ~, nounty. Only eleven farmers lost
w. ~ crons. and they were on the banks
then liver. You Will confer favor on
% u rsonle of this county by publishing
re p ,a,tar Allan McNabb.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
RELIGIOUS.

an Baptist Convention Has
Adjourned.
iexas, July 25.-The confer
me German Baptist church of
u'cn mas been in session at Green
IA suined to meet in Kyle next year.
INCA OF missions more than $500
snm;v ns officers were elected for
IL n,s.,s year: Rev. F. Sewers of
ri see,s, aent' Rev. sterne OF Cotton
~ co,,s. ary; Rev. A. Becker of Green
M o. yrsponding secretary; Rev. Held
a6ns aye president of the board OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
INVESTIGATING FLOOD DAMAGE,

Mr.. e. S. Holmes, special commissioner
of the agricultural department TO stud,
the food situation in Texas, came dowr
from Houston yesterday afternoon for {
conference with Dr. |. NJ. Cline OF the
weather bureau He spent couple o.
hours with DR.. Cline and was supplied by
him with such bulletins and data as thu
local office had regarding the food. ar
Holmes left last night for Houston ant
today is visiting Brazoria county and
points along the Columbia Tap. He VII
make a thorough Investigation into the
results of the food before returning &c
Washington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26

The Santa Fe has made great improve
ments in its car service by adding new
and handsome chair cars to its already
hne passenger equipment The first OF
these new coaches arrived In Houston last
night, attached to train No. II from Gal
weston. and to say that II has all the
up to date comforts and accommodations
of modern travel puts the facts all too
mildly. In truth, the car is beauty. and
furnishes luxurious ease and enjoyment
to the travelling public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
OFFICES WILL BE ESTABLISHED
In Consequence the Suit VIII be
Withdrawn.

Austin, Texas, July 25.-This morning
General Attorney Wharton Terry of the
Santa Fe and Superintendent Nudge OF the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe. with head
quarters at Topeka, Kan, appeared before
the attorney general with reference to the
nronosed suit to be brought by the State
against the Southern Kansas OF Texas
panhandle branch of the Santa Fe, for mol
maintaining general offices in this state,
Tho gentlemen in question promised tna'
u M suit was filed against them that inc
road would comply with the law at once
and establish general offices In the state
IT. IL understood that this will satisfy the
state and all steps looking to sur ioi
forfeiture OF charter will be suspehdeu'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
No Emergency Rnte.

Austin, Texas, July 25.-The commission
today issued notice to the several rail-
roads interested that owing to want of evil
dence that a cut rate was being made on
baggage and ties the commission would not
put in an emergency rate reducing the
present tariff on said commodities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
rhunre of Schedule.

The Houston East and West Texas will.
commencing next Sunday, change its sche-
dule for the departure of trains leaving
Houston. Train No. ], which now leaves
here at 9:05 p, m, daily Will, until further
orders, leave the Grand Central depot at
$3.50 p m, making all connections ut
Shreveport as at present.
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Application to Issue Bonds.

Austin, Texas, July 25.-Today the attor-
neys for the Beaumont and Great North
ern railroad were before the railroad com
mission applying for bond issue for their
road They want something like S32, 900
worth Of bonds per mile for the $50 miles
of road. After hearing all the testimony
in the case the commission took the mat
ter under advisement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Joe saylor Of Austin II tae guest sa
Of Miss Ada Ogilyy for few Gag Ems
viii return home next .jupday
Miss julia Runge returned this niorr ,ng p,
from Mason, and, after remaining Few CIV
days with her parents, VIII leave LOT
Grand Rapids, Mich
Hon. Joe Lee Jameson, state revenue eso
agent. OF Austin, Is in he city. no ~ nefe
TO confer with State revenue oingtis in
regard to delinquent oecd'.uol: taxes
Joe wiggin, cashier Of the Pacih; TX, TX
press company. has Resumed ma un Ne
after a short spell o. Sickness, asIins
which time he was at 81, May ,nh, nss ,,,s
He is entertaining his sister, MISS sr'a',e'
and his brother. charleS, OF New "''' 49,
for few days.
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,,.o,a Meeting at Anderson.

Anderson. Texas, July 25.--A large anu
enthusiastic railroad meeting was he'u -
,bs court house here Saturday and speeches.
we're made by several of the promiheh.
o,,,vens DIR. F. B. Johnston, president u
~ Texas Northern railroad, told Inc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
THE FEE LAW.
Mnndamus Proceedings to Nc
Had

Austin, Texas. July 25.--1nforms-
ton was received here today that
mandamus proceedings would be
instituted against the comptroller
10 test the fee law as soon as the
STATE supreme court opened for the
iail term. This line OF action has
oeen In course of preparation for
some time, but action has been de-
iefred in order to get the attorney
general to agree TO carry the case
direct to the supreme court and
nave that body pass upon 1t finally.
This he has now consented to do.
ana hence the sheriffe ATTORNEYS
are ready to act. The validity OF
the law passed by the Twenty -fifth
legislature will be attacked through
this mandsmus proceeding to force
the comptroller to pay expenses
and fees due sheriff in criminal
case allowed under the old law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
Jacksonville wants Texas Trunk.

Jacksonville, Texas. July PA mass
meeting of the citizens was called at Rags
dale's opera house today, and the neces-
sary committees appointed for the purpose
of securing the Texas Trunk railroad to
this place.
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TO BE RESUMED TODAY.
columbia Tap Ii Open TO Ans'e''"
and Columbia.

Train service on the Columbia rap
which has been interrupted for over TWO
weeks past by the floods in the nra1o 's
valley. will be resumed today. At present
=, viii he possible to operate trains Only
as Ear as Columbia and Angleton but Mr,
n H. Dorehester, general manager OF tae
yelasco Terminal. who was ID .he nv
Yesterday, stated that he hoped 70 W sS hS
10 open up his line through 10 seiaSoo ~
tho end OF the Week ,,,, ha a,
,oiinws. Leave Houston a. M, aritts
Columbia 1905 p. m; Leave Coluh'p n,a
,'os M. arrive Houston BIO D. ~ ~
trains are operated on Sunday
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cssssaainment at chappe,, Hi.

sSa,,s "'n' Texas, July ga grand
hi 49,. ' is to be given by the Ep-
Rns.ssus at the city hall tomorrow
! Gips. night, July 26, which will
[1t>wondsr.s ever before given.
)hu NV .0ers OF the grand Midway Plais-
b km ntricacies of the red room a
le attract,asa 70 ChiAa, and other and
III plessa VIII II offered. which
s and interest all who at
70 coptr ahe VIII be given to the
n Of ths ss shes most to the financial
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
GAMBLER HEAy;Lf FINED.

The police are making things warm 'or
gamblers. young man was arrested last
night by Sergeant Pitt and today ne was gas
nrraigned before Recorder Allen on the
charge of gambling and lined $50. lie was
shooting craps .,.,a.,
for carrying pistols.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
Reduced Transportation Rate.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas has
made rate effective July 81, of 80 cents
per 100 pounds on pears. carloads, mini
mum weight 10000 pounds, from Texas
producing points to St. Louis. 1t is under
stood the other roads will make similar
reduction in the cost of transportation.
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A PRACTICAL "JokE'
which Came Near Causing the Death
az a. PhyaItis.n,

chappell Hill. Texas. July ga most
dastardly piece of malicious mischief was
perpetrated upon the community a lew
nights ago by two boys who took 1t into
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
An Error Corrected.

nav. suecial wagons for collection OF
ci ~, from PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
uiSoipr trains; also for delivery to pri-
.s,sisnees in the city. We are on duty
| I, isi Sours' WE NEVER SLEEP. Tele-
orders from private residences receive
hi attention. Phone So.
~ s'''' HOUSTON TRANSFER co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26

| !, ,.,,. arrive and depart from the Grand
VIZ. n.,n .,eept the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
iN Xxx depot in the Fifth ward. the In
VII. .rs Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
e -. ~ iaierna.onal and Great Northern depot
uN Wv s~eoue. The Missouri. Kansas and
|oc ~ i;,lyss,on. Houston and Henderson trains
~ III I,,.,rstonel and Great Northern depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At tho fremont: R. A. Greer, Beau
mont; w. C. Davis. Cooper, Texas Ai''
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I'D always
10 Pills

ture an plsoTders Of the Stomncb, BOWtIs,
Kidnsys Bladder. Dlzzine.s, Costiyepess.
Piles, Sick Headachs, Female Conn
plants, BiIfousness, Indigestion
Constipatton and all Disorders Of
the Liver. 25c. per box. AZ Drug
gists or by mail. Hndwny a 20, on
Film street, n. Y. BE sure 10 get
"Rndvay,s" and see that the name
IS on what you buy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-23

heavy Cotton Blanket regular price guaranteed to be Isl
i-4 in size, our present price Observation-Disclosures,
An extra heavy Cotton Blanket regular price guaranteed TO
2oo it-4 i'll size, our present price,
1914 Blanket half WOOL regular price guaranteed to be q
our present price will be
ia Blanket half WOOL regular price guaranteed to be 81
IA Blanket three quarters WOOL and regular price guar
teed to be $780, our present price iS.
ia Blanket that is all WOOL and the regular price gu
anteed to be }.75, our present price is.
Ia Blanket that all WOOL and the regular price qua
anteed to be d. So our present price s. ..,..,..'
Our ia Blanket all WOOL and guaranteed to be easily wof
Our 1914 Atwood Blanket warranted to be good value
for 600, present price ...,...... ......'....
Our MA Al-woo Blanket warranted to be worth o.7s,
present price 49,
Our l2-4 Atwood heaviest Blanket warranted to be
worth $50, present price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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CONFEDERATE PENSIONERS.
PENSIONS UNDER THE NEW LAW
TO BEGIN OCTOBER I.
Those in Harris County Must Make
Application by the Second Mon
day in August.

Under the new Confederate pension act
passed by the last legislature, by which
INDECENT or disabled Confederate veterans
or their widows, under certain conditions
provided by the law, are TO receive an an
nual pension of SIS. becomes operative, or
at least the pensions will begin on the LIST
of October and be paid quarterly there
after in January, April and July.
Parties entitled to this pension must
file proof with the county judge
OF the county in which they reside as a
condition precedent to their receiving, the
pension and County Judge Vasmer requests
that these proofs be filed with him not
later than the second Monday in August,
Those desiring blank applications can Sc
cure same by applying to County Auditor
Kavanaugh in the county judges Office.
This pension is payable only to INDECENT
or disabled Confederate soldiers or sailors,
who are native Texans or who came to
Texas prior to January ], 1880, and who
are either over SO years of age or whose
disability Is the result of actual service IN
the Confederate army or navy for period
of at least three months; their widows
who have never remarked and who have
been bona fide residents of the State since
March /, 1880, and who were married to
such soldiers or sailors anterior to March
/, 1866, are also entitled to the pension.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-23

cry avenue has returned from her old home
IN New uim. Austin county, where she spent
tives, '''e' anu o''iet re'a-
Mr.; and Mrs. Jacob Blnz left Yesterday via
tne International and Great Northern fas,
man ior Chicago. at ana near which point
mer. " 'ne SUM
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles b. iIervey Of this
tonic and Miss Grace Scudamore OF Natenet.
MISS, returned yesterday from short trip to
Galveston. ''' W
Albert Bornefeld OF this city has returned
from trip TO his old home IN Germany. ii :
reports that. all rumors 10 the contrary no.
outstanding. the most cordial feeling prevails
there toward the people OF the United States
and toward this government
Mrs. II. l.. Trammell tnee Miss Carrie Lev
erton) left last night via the southern Pa ihc
for an extended pleasure trip 10 Lythia
Springs. Ca. also to visit her brother I. j.
Leverton of Atlanta. and other relatives
Langdale. Ala. She will be absent for three
months
Mrs. s. F. Cogswell and children will lsav,
for Galveston TODAY to visit he family of Mr.
Noah Allen. On their return they will stop
F. y. Hartwcl and Mrs. a c. Danty aud
will then come hack to Houston, from whence
they Will 30 north TO visit relatives at their
CID home. Nevada, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred S. Robbins of Mata.
gorda were in the city Tuesday. They were
Joined here by Mrs. f. e. Robbins OF Beau
mont and Miss Theresa Il. Robbins Of Hous-
for Roanoke and other points In Virginia
where they will spend the summer. Miss
Robbins expects to visit Washington. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore before she returns.
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Electric Flash Light.

Sergeant Erickson OF the police force
has been presented by Mr.. Henry Alex
ander with something new and very use
full to a policeman, particularly one who
has night duty to perform, 1t is an cleo
trio flash light. 1t is cylindrical shaped
ARRANGEMENT about two inches in diameter
and twelve inches long, covered with Mo-
rocco In the business end of the concern
is a strong convex tense, making what Is
commonly called a bulPs-eye, behind
which is a small incandescent electric
light. The tube is supplied With a dry
battery, which gives from 5000 to 5000
flashes, the flashes being produced by a
button pressed with the thumb. These
batteries when exhausted are resupplied
at a trivial cost. This flash light Will
throw a bright ray into dark place some
seventy FIVE or 100 feet while the operator
is entirely obscured from view.
These new electric flash lights are now
being used extensively by the police in
metropolitan cities. but they are something
ueW in houston ana Sergeant Erickson is
very proud of his present.
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pr.pching Out.

Mr. y Arnam is branching out with his
Evening Record. The Record was orisih-
aIly and for long time printed on
mimeograph. 1t then purported to give
nothing except the daily court proceed
ings and the filing of records in the coun-
ty clerks office. Mr.. Arnam recently en-
larged the scope of his paper by adding a
very complete market report and having
it printed in small folio form, deyoing Il
iihsraI amount OF space to advertising. :.
He has now formed stock company ana
has secured charter for the Record puo,
fishing company, in which the capitai
stock is named at $4,000, MS purpose pc
ing TO make it regular alierhooh n.ma
paper. retaining all OF It's Original iea'u' %
and adding new ones.
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Lords Cycle club Notes.

AT o'clock this AFTERNOON all members
OF the Lords Cycle club are requested to
be on hand for the purpose OF having the
group photograph taking. postponed from
last Sunday on account Of rain. Imme-
aiatcly following the taking OF the picture
the club members will go in body to the
new race track on Harrisburg road and
witness special contest between two OF
the swift" members, and there is much
ejaculation as TO the result.
Monday night is the regular meeting
night of the club. and it Is especially de-
sired that as many as can possibly do SO
he present at $3.50, as a great deal OF I'M
nortant business is to come up for at
tentiou
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PERSONAL MENTION.


rIstol -
~ J. l. wilbarger was here yesterday
om Bastrop.
3. B. REYNOLDS of Kansas City is CHARTERED
the Bristol
IKE Adler Of Birmingham. Ala. is staying
the Bristol
" Combs Of Fort Worth is among the
rivals at the Bristol
NJ; ". H. plckerson of Hampstead was in
Z city yesterday.
". E, D. Jenkin Of Galveston registered
Inc Bristol Yesterday.
NJ. j.. N. Votaw of Beaumont was in the
IN business Yesterday.
~. =. B. REYNOLDS OF Kansas City was
w az the Bristol yesterday.
noa. Wells Thompson of Matagorda county
aparlments at the Bristol.
ueaeral l.. NJ openheimer Of Montgomery
ulV Is registered at the Bristol.
ai ~, Louie Boyd Rankin of Dallas is in
wy, the guest of Miss Louie Todd.
y. :. Ferguson and wife of New Orleans
~ kuests at the Bristol yesterday.
nj ,nn. y. solomon OF oswego. Kan. was
yesterdays arrivals at the Bristol.
srsras Wormser. wife and two children OF
u. La are stopping at the Bristol,
En-, aaa Mrs. George L. Price left last
!" spend the heated term in Colorado.
a ~. me wizard of Salem. accompanied by
N. "uaker' MI. Lew Ross. is in the city.
,hs a 1.Ia a, Kleiber, after pleasant visit
M, aAa City. has returned to Houston.
m. saa Mrs. w. j.. Ferguson of New Or
'ie quests at the Bristol yesterday.
n Ks UotS Hecnt OF Beaumont IS visiting
M. nays f'axman 9O4 Rusk, for few days.
nis Doherty Conner and Miss Helen Sim
ure In the city visiting Miss jean Can
frank A. Hervey, Jr., has returned
mnst snort vacation visit with relatives at
a he, ussph Goldman. her little daughter
endiny s ~, Master Maurice Goldman, are
sue summer in Waco.
NssS,. cara and Theo. Crawford have gone
rues,. attend the Confederate reunion.
y " their uncle. Mr.. Hall.
4 yestersDoss sia. q merchant of Beaumont.
Insl Az uay Tor St. Louis via the Interna-
n SUD Great Northern fast mail.
me-, me- Kate Flaxman leaves ton;sht via the
CoIorseoar Manltou. Denver and other points
~ y, ior two months trip.
ID. rsfnra Lsmmons, with p. J. Willis &
lmtry ana last night from the coast
aA' ieaSes this morning for Calves
ushter, cunyus and his two little
Pn a two Maude and Ruth. have returned
(ssasipp.o weeks trip to New Orleans aud
ItS' y u Ratlitf and children, Lillian and
ktlrs .Natehez. Miss, are visiting MS.
Pierce avarn Mrs. j. A. Mckee. at No
viii am la. Farrell paid The POST a pleas
sisIs hs.a st night She will leave today
tpend a few v'ner, who resides at Hitchcock.
Itng Der .od Robbins of Matagorda. after
be. has so, son, 5, A. Robbins for few
htns o. fo pe % visit her son. Rev. +. f..
dine s sna x SAWYER and daughter. Miss
~. have ,n ss' b j. sydnor and sun, Ed
rs IN The els Id. 70 Galveston to spend few
~ evening for b Ssars Raosrts left yes,
Int H. brother aud his vile, and then ~" 20
iin sss. mountains to spend a month.
no dss.A shen has returned after spend
Kahs IN Galveston with her father.
0rlsans and Mr.. Carl N. Rainier Of
rs, 3 Who is on his way to to Mex is, y
sullivan Of No. 1911 Montgom-
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

Department of Health. ofilce OF Inc cry
uaaith officer. Houston, Texas, July l,
1sss.-Notice is hereby given to all owners err
cents and occupants OF property IN the
~ ~ Houston that, commencing with 10,
day they will be required to cut down anu
Keen their premises free from all crowns
weeds. AS the healthfulness OF inc VIZ
depends upon the individual ana con nnrs
assarts al its citizens, property owners,
eae,,s and occupants Of premises are
.sr,o,Iy enioined TO render hearty COM
s ,,,,ancs with the foregoing request.
piian'e j. d. Massie.
City Health Officer.