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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-15
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Menn grtrabdgana unb rnbes
Ihrdntter Rrebit i'm Stonbe iirb, ei1e
sSrau aliidlib sli MAIDEN. 10 mub Mas
pcleon's bes Griien Demabfiil, bic
aaiierin Sofepbine, gu ben aliidliths
iten syrauen Der Melt geb6rt habe1.
Oteielbe mar 10 pubfii6tig. baB iie ben.
Mnalg 4-6mal am Sage tpehielts unb
Elm neues Rleib ME mebr tpie sipsimat
on5oe. Gte eebraiihte in Der MDdr
trei DuBsnb 0anbfhuhe unb 9dlhe.
trug ME Wdihe. bic ihrn estrnfhen
mar. unb aos bafIelbe Yaar6anbIhube
ober Sbube nur elm einstges Mal an.
gie Spibenfra,tIen ibrer glahtbemben
fpiteten burhIbnittli1 10 Bis 25 Dols
lars. 9llIe bret Monate ipehfelte iie
lire Diamenten unb cnberen sSuipelen
ober Iieb biefelben na9 Der neueiten
Micbe umfaiIen; bierlnal i'm Sabre
purbe ibr @efhirr, ibr Wobiliar unb
tte 9apeten ibrer 3immer erneuert.
Gie bate 36 pferbe in ihrem pripats
n'critan, unb ibr Oberfallmeifter bat<
te bic Nerpfli4tmna, ,nonatlitb IL neut
Yferbe ansufhaffen. Ginmal i'm Mos
nat empfinsen ale Disner. bic in ben
Tiieniten Der Haiierin ftanben, neue
Qibreen, unb ebenlo ipurbe olle Mcnd.
te tire garbtrpbe urlter ibre Gbrenbas
men bertbeilt. Durh Nsriihrungscines
Gropfes tonnte lie fir ~ibr 8ab jebes
erbentlihe parfiini iih beri1affen,
benn bic 0dbne entbielten Rets bio
feiniten Mohlseriife i'm Mertbe Bon
$4,000 syranes. Menn lie bas Bah AZ
rerlaKen ipiinfdte, 10 braudte ne rlur
cine Rlinsel au beriibren, unb fofort
ipurbe iie bur4 einen Mehonismus In
Elm elegantes. burhtpdrmtes unb pGx.
fiimirtes 8ett befDrbert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-15

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lebte Hort. SD brouAe aIiD nnr BITE
MbrtiIe su lelen, ou tpeiB id, Oh 5u
0auie @elunbheit cber Of 4rdnfbeit
lnb Summer berrihen. llnb nun, ba
@ie oIes erfabren buben. Dernihten
ste nieht bic 3ufunft eineS drHsu Doe
terg. beHen aeben, beHen gdn5e Melt
sSrda unb Rinber bebeuten. @ndbigiter.
better. liebfter 4err, psrseibeu Sic
mir.
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6ofmufifanten ten Brief. entndbm
feiner B1rfe bre, Jrdncs. mari bic IN
feline NmtstaiIe nnb leste bufiir Gret<
marten allf bus Ghulterbrett.
.3um 0rrnfiren.., idrie e cen
brouben Stebenben an. sSse birfen
ben Gtaat ni1t betriiaen 80 Daz
nit sog er ben Worbaae. nahhs cine
prife llnb abbirie tpeiter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-15

Gs sibt INNER Gadx, tDc mer, sponn
mer fe bot, nit 10 uff3eldobe sleiM un
bonn bots audi pibber Gote, tpp ner.
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brtiiDertel @tInb aenomme, Bis ih ben
Set In bic ribttge @bebp seb1bt ben.
Mei 9ebr ben m lff cen alte Mes ees
fidit aebabt. WifIe 5e, ifb sIei6e nit,
MIDI { Adtt uff be 4opp su hnot, iuie
bas bic lebbies iebt aII buhn. Bel MIDI
mub alles Wabubr iein I'M @ptt iei
Don't. es ts audi, @ana hinne, bus
meint am Gnb, miiife Ge iih atpsper
du6 emol met syebs anaude. SD bente,
es ise DEFINITE. 6en 5e ben Schmeit
uff met linfe Sett genohtiit2 Den ben
i'd immer. ih bente. bus is en- Geburtse
febler. Mei Iiufsbdnbises Ssebs is AUDI
irenig btder, ipie bds rethte TN mann
i'd, en- 9ub ndrn setporbe inftett BON
2cbbte, tpet ib tcnnt uff bic re9te Seit
S1bddp tlhube tn biet bic BdnD, mits
aus baB sSemanb ebbes notiiie bebt.
Nem BhH sefdnt mel Wos nit. atpiper
i6 m0ht for tein preis mitaus bic Nos
iein. gs ift aut eenus. Ie t0nnt tpes
nig feiner sefinniiht lin bis'he mehr.
febnaie fein, atptrer, ib fann bod nit
belfe un tdl bente ie is bod ennihau
tefer, als pie oar teine Nps su ben.
Wen. nenn sic iih itpper bas pids
iter 10 aria sefreit ben. tpie mid.
hann i'm tcb fatttsfeit. es is atptDer
crd @eiibt@ gum 5reiie, Ut id
oubn nit tpunnere, baB friiher al bic
Beus 70 frebiie for mid mare.
Wfit bette Niebgarbs
sSnbrs trubl:e,
2ia3ie 9aniitengel ..5e6crene).
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-15

,uebruno feiner giniinffe buDon Utrs
lpri6t. QlIIe besiigli@en 8tas. ntt
ipGbren6 ber ltbter (eibs SABRE rcr
ben gongreB eeDroAt tDnrben, iDarfn
ieboh berart abgtfcbt. Ddb re penn
Depdrtsmtnt Bic pfliht auterlesten.
nit seinrr 9)ribot Corporation. ott
Elm patent nuf sine SstDifie Mri bon
Rarten nnb llmfhldstn bat. tinsn
8ertraa einsagsben, ber hnsr G's!ells
{dbaft elm Monopol geseben bate.
Dieie nnitDbise Neitimmung rtr'
hiuberte bisber Bic Mnnnbme ber
8,us. syebt III enblih eine Heue Nors
laee einasbraht iporben, bic ben. 0ts
neralpoIfmeifser freie 0dnb N ner
Gadx aiebt unb bic es erm08liM,
benz Department Die Dortbeile 5li
jidern. bic iene gosroration 1ilr ttd9
all ergattern trahtet. 3ugleid egss,
mdhtiet bic 8ifl ben Generalpcifmen
tier, Bic gan5e Guhe tpieber fallen S,i
la5Ien. fclls lie na1 einem NerfuN
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feiner beionberen GeieBsebung bebdrf,
bat Der 8. Soilfsaeneralpoftmsife 7.
Nusiint aenonln,en. Cine Rleinigtett
nur, bic aber ur3Gblisen Merger unb
DerbruR eriparen tpirb. St min hem
publifum Briefmarten liefern. bic
mar in Der Sdfde tragen lam. obns
fih Der Gefubr aug5ufeBen, bob iie 5us
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po1fbienite pereiislt, beren Ginfiibz
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ausfdiden, baben besreifliher Meiie
ben munfh. ben Gmpf6ngern FOLDER
Ghriftitiide bic ginfenbung Don
Mnfrosen ober NuftrGgen 70 bequem
als mDgIi1 5ii MAIDEN. sic legen 3u
bem 3tDede Briefum51lGgs ober poits
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Die 8riefaorelIe.
Sret nafb benz EoIniiben BON NooIf
Burgbarot.

Der Winter tpdr uneeip0bnIi1
ffrena. Din einem ber tdlteiten Sage
borte Der poitietretdr Robertin. als
ct iib eben an Iein pult ieken ipollte.
elm Ieiiss Rlopfen an Der 5biir bes
buntlen Rorribors. in benz bas publis
fun au tparten pflegte.
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Robertin ben fleinen Shalter unb ioz
fort erifien IN Der pieredigen OeTfz
nuna elm GROCER, ldnglicher Ropf, Der
bon branbrotbem 9aar umssben mar.
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bieles mertlpiirbiee @eiiht anldaute,
redte iid Der 2lnt0mmling empor, 10
baR man feline husere 5isur, bic ppn
einem altnlobil6en God umi9lDTen
puroe, bsutlih iebeu tonnte. Der
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nit fhon fart obgenubten S9niiren,
baau bellsraue 8eintleiber, bic tpte
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linten Mrme befsftist nor.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17

vacation With her father. Prof Beach, at
Bryan hall.
state Entomolosist Fred W. Mallcy OF Col
ege station ID IN the city
J. Adoue. well known banker of Cal
vert. was in Houston yesterday.
Mrs. y Bryan and children of Brennan,
were guests yesterday al the Bristol.
Miss Matte Cain of shreveport, La. is In
the city guest OF Mrs. Thomas Cooper
J. ]. Simmons. knight OF the "Trip, with
headquarters at Beaumont is at the Bristol.
John s. Alaehof, prominent citizen OF
pallas. registered yesterday at the i.awlof
w. Moore a prominent banker Of Angle
ton. was q guest at the Hutohins yester'
day.
Hiss Bertha Braun Of Victoria, Texas. is
VISITING Mr. and Mrs. e. Clede. 1902 Caroline
street.
Mark wicss of the Guli Beaumont and
Kansas CITY railroad was in the city yes
terday.
+. Goldsmith. manager of the Him. Rico
Milling company at Beaumont, is stopping
In the city.
w. l. Davidson, well known Katy Of
hcial OF La Grange, was a guest yesterday
at the Capitol
Mr.. II. c. sherrod and wife have returned
to Houston after nine months pleasant
trip to the East
Mr John Vessels merchant of IIalstead.
Texas, Is In the city accompanied by Mr..
GustLl Housmann
GEORGE Reitmeyer, well known travelling
man OF New orleans, was registered yoster-
day at the Hutchns
Mikc Butler of Austin. accompanied by his
VIE and son, and Miss Margaret Butler, are
stopping at the Lawlor.
w. L. Simpson OF san Antonio. prominent
In insurance circles, was among the arrivals
at the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Josephine Wcr of Hampstead is
enjoying visit to her friend, Miss Ruth
Pointer. il0i Calhoun avenue.
Dr. w A. Knight, veterinarian, was calico
to l-eutia last night to investigate a disease
prevailing among stock in that section.
Mrs. D. l.. Vineyard and two children have
returned to their home 1904 Milan street,
dtier visit to Mr.. Vineyard, at Eagle Lake.
IL n Garwood OF La Grange, attorney for
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
company. was stopping yesterday at the
Capitol
Mrs. w G. sneed returned yesterday after.
noon over the Central from several weeks
vlait to Llano Marble Fails. Burnet. Austin
and Hampstead
W. g. Conner, Dallas representative Of the
ROCK Island railroad, accompanied By his
wife and sister. Mrs j. u. Schneider, regis
tered yesterday at the Lawlor
Miss Laura Railey OF New Orleans is visit
ing her brother. Judge A. II. Raiey. BE.
fore going home Miss Raey will spend some
time with friends in Galveston.
DR.. J. J. Lasch and wife DEPARTED Wodnos.
aay night on an extended trip to New Yor,
and other Eastern cities Thence they viii
20 TO California their future home
Mrs. james w. Sampson left this morning
over the Sunset route accompanied nv her
son, Master Jack, to visit Newherp Tenn
her former home. she will also visit her
rsdIeIilS ana relatives, and participate in the
her /. '''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
THE HARRIS COUNTY CAMPAIGN
CHAIRMAN GEIsELM,N THINKS IN
WILL DE QUITE LIVELY.
Says He Believes There WIN He q
strong independents Ticket
In the Field

At present there is not much OF interest
IN the political campaign in Harris couu
w. but the indications are that 1t viii
open about the first OF September in a
lively manner and continue quite excit-
ing until the day of election. Chairman
Geiselman of the county democratic OK
ecutiye committee entertains this BELIEF
and adds that he believes there will De a
strong independent ticket in the field.
Speaking of the campaign to repre-
sentative OF The Post yesterday, Mr.
Gieselman said:
"Thore isn't much of interest IN county
politics at this stage of the campa IN, but
am looking for IL to open UP lively der
ing he early part OF next mdntn. There
are number of the candidates who ap-
Dear TO believe that the democratic ticket
Will have an easy victory. but | have a
fear that a strong Independent ticket will
be put In the field and that strenuous ef-
forts will he made to elect II. Many peo-
pie think that there will be no such
ticket. but, III tell you. there is strong
Likelihood that there will. Any waY the
democrats Will make a thorough canvass
OF the county. and nothing VIII be left
undone hat would have tendency TO
bring out The votes for the ticket.
las soon as practical we will probably
arrange for political harbecues at Hook
ley, Bear Creek or Spring Branch, Spring
La Porte and Crosby, We want to stir Up
enthusiasm and believe that this is a
good way TO do 1t. The candidates Will
attend these events and o. course will
preach the doctrines of democracy with
earnestness and zeal This Will accom-
plish good results. not only for the county
ticket but for democracy in general.
THE assessments to defray the expenses
Of the campaign have already been levied
against the candidates and when every
thing Is paid in. there win be about 5000
in the fund. Tho assessments are very
light this year, not nearly equalng thoge
for the primaries and, Of course, all the
candidates Will have TO put up
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
NEGROES BADLY CUT.
Jim Wilson ana John LyIcs engage
In n Fierce Eight.

Jim Wilson ana John LSIcs En-nge
In n Fierce Fight.
general night occurred yes erday af-
ternoon about O'Clock at Jim Wilson'S
SALON, corner Milan and Franklin
streets, in which razors, knives and bot
ties were used promiscuously. Wilson.
the proprietor of the saloon, was badly
cut in the left thigh and under the left
arm with a razor in the hands of JOAN
Lyles' The cut on Wilson's thigh is
an ugly cash, the flesh having been Ia a
open for several inches Lyles was cut
in several places about the head He was
arrested by patrolman Richardson and
turned over to Detectives Smith and
Quinn and Robinson. Shortly after the
night Wilson was arrested by the detcc-
tives and charges OF assault 10 murder
were placed against him and Lyles.
me patrol wagon with Driver Johnson
was sent to the scene OF the trouble and
conveyed Lyles to the polio station. whers
MS injuries were looked after by De.
Massle Wilson'S wounds were attended
to by his family physician.
Louise shannon, a woman was arrested
later aud charged with having been con
neeted with the fight.
Wilson gave bond in Justice Malsch's
court for his appearance, but Lyles and
'he shannon woman are held at the
police station All the parties are col
ored
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
CARNEGIE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Permanent Organization Effected NJ
Meeting Held Yesterday.


The board OF directors of the Houston
Lyceum and Carnegie Library association
met Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, aud
effected the permanent organization OF
the association. The following officers
we're elected; S. II, Brashear president;
n, s. Meldrnm, vice president; W. H.
Clute. secretary. and II. II. Dickson,
treasurer.
\ committee to look after subscriptions
was also chosen. II Is composed of Judge
w II. Wilson chairman; Mrs. w Il. Ken
dali and ~ S. Meldrum
Subscriptions for the site will be re-
ceived until October l. AT that time tho
committee will utilize to the best adj
vantage whatever sum may have been
RACED for the purchase OF the site.
The newspapers will be requested TO
aid the subscription committee in their
efforts by giving notices and by assisting
to get contributions.
letter from Mr.. W. NJ. Rice of New
York announcing his gift OF $1,000 TO the
fund was hled with the association
After the appointment OF a committees
on bylaws the meeting adjourned. The
next meeting Is subject to the call OF the
president.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

one small bottle Of Halls Great Discovery
cures all kidney and bladder troubles, re-
moves gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ennis.
sloEs. weak aud lame hacks rheumatism aud
oil irregularities Of the Kidneys ana bladder IN
both men aud women bladder trouble in chill
dren Ii not sold by your druggist will be
sent by mail on receipt OF $l,O0. one small
bottle is two months treatment, and Will cure
any case above mentioned Or H. w Hall
Sole Manufacturer 4, o. Box G29, ST. Louis,
Mo- send for testimonials. Sold by all drug
eists and Houston Drug Company.
Hallettsville, Texas. Feb IA certify that
my wife was troubled with n pain in her left
hip, supposed TO be rheumatism. and also
derangement of the Kidneys, and was re-
lleved OF IT by the use OF Halls Great Dls-
covery She used only one bottle and thinks
she is permanently cured
LEE GREEN. Baptist Minister.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
Sherwood Minor Itcms.

Sherwood, Texas. August IA petition
was circulated in this town asking the
county commissioners to order an cleo
ton TO vote on local option. The petition
received the required fifty signatures and
the commissioners ordered the election to
be held September /
The new court house is now lnda~ good
headway. Judging from the plans 1t VII
be a very pretty building when completed.
Good rains have fallen all over this
Grion). Crockett and adjoining counties,
insuring good grass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
These Are Very Swell.

We have lust received ten pieces Of new
Plaid Back All Wool skrtings and Suit
ings in viouna cloth. homespun and inn
ported English choviots; all heavy goods:
ia be made without lining coors in tans,
modes castor mixed army blue and thu
latest popular shade IS southern blue. ="
The plai4s harmonize beautifully with The
right de- and arc all new combinations.
These goods are 20 inches Wide I 20
and will be sold at per yard...... -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
Remnants.

5000 wards of short lengths in Wash
Goods Of every description thrown out
for today and tomorrow at about one
fourth their value. Among them ara
Lawns Dmities Bat SITS H5phvrs, cling
hams and fancy wash Goods Grand val
ues Come carly this morning II You
Mnnt the host
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
Ladies Kid Gloves
Almost given away

About twenty dozen in the lot. They
are our sl.25 mud $3.50 goods bat arc
slightly spotted Erays. tans. modes and
browns. The quality is perfect and they
are excellent for driving. wheeling or
hack-a-oout wear Almost all sizes la
the lot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17

On Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock,
at the residence of the brides parents, IN
the Oak Lawn addition. Miss Aun,e L.
Smell, daughter of Mr. Philip n. Smell.
station baggagemaster OF the Interna-
tional and Great Northern railroad.
was married to Mr.. Ernest j. Pc
tiers. stock clerk for the Santa Fe at
Galveston. The ceremony was performed
~ Rev. John e. Green, pastor Of the
Mckee Street Methodist church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Found-One sorrel boll-faced horse.
about thirteen hands h gh, three WIFI o
feet; found by Alfred Nelson on West
field road; branded o on right Jaw A. r.
Anderson. sheriff.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-17
TODAY IS FRIDAY
to do something extra IN the qvay of bargain gviq Read
and YOU 9UM see aVM not dtsappoirt pou. . .
Ladies' Shoes.

Two lots both h Gh grade. stylish goods /;
both are made OF extra fine vici Kid ono
is an OSford with patent leather tin:
the other ia q southern tie; al sizes in
either stvle: they sold regularly for 81 20
q pair: our nrico TO-DAY and to- ii 6
morrow will be .TO