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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24
Did Not have to Kill him,

I'VE had one of our horses come up
dead lame with spike in its foot. Vet
crinmy surgeon did what he could hut
said We would have to kill him. Instead
of doing SO went to using Morrison's
English Liniment. In short time the
horse came out o. X, and we sold him
at round price. | have used this liui-
ment many years, 1t is the best liui-
meut ever put on a horse. can cure
any case of thrush with it in a short
time II. c. KNAPP.
Twenty-Five years manager in the sta
bles for Geo. IL. Fitzgerald Lumber Co.
Momison's English Veterinary rene
dies are manufactured by the James w.
Foster Co., Bath, n. IL. Sold by }. W.
Thwston, p. J. Flaherty and all drug
gists.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that ann,;oot;..,.
be made to the next General s,emhI, co. W. WI.
pgaSIsaEe ct an Act providing for the ren1nvaI
. ihT county buildings from the town "f
Ia 70 the village of Island Pond in the
tooMh Oh Brighton in Essex County nnd ,,r,,
~ tuinG mat the town of Brighton he htr,,t
VI E S,se SURE 1' town OF said Essex County.
ESSEX county, Vt, August % 1000
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24
LIBERATION NOTICE

-, This is to certify that | have this dov
GG ,nJ, ny son, James X. Grant, his time
u,ul,hs the remainder of his minority. ana
shail claim none of his earnings, nor NV s',,
oeo'S Oh ms contracting after this date.
witpess Ira GRANT.
Concord, VT. August Z, 1900
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24

EoF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF ESSEN. IS
IN Probate Court, held at Guildhau i,
and for said District on the 7th dnV nf III
uSt' a. ID. 1900, an Instrument in writinS
putporting to be the last Will and Testa'
IL, OF Alexander Mcqueen, late of Concord
t ne Court by Willard Chase, the Executor
therein named, for Probate "'''
IL IS ordered by said Court that all persons
session Of said Court to be held n ths a. %, "
pate office in Guidhall on the 2ith rIay Of
august, \, ID. 1900, and show cause If an W
Will s"e iooate OF said
Eor which purpose it is further ordered
may a copy OF the record of this order Ea
R,u n.,. three weeks SucceSsively in the
iisheG - II.iMIf nERALp newspaper pub
appointed for hearing. ~ N''o time
BY the Court, Attest.
Aug. 10 ROnHpi, Cr1,or
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24
w. NJ. TOMLINSON, Secretary.
STATIC OF VERMONT DIsrR,rr or rggr- :

SlA OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF ESSEN. IS
Inc Probate Court for the District of I;ssex
10 az persons interested in the estate -,
Mary Huse Ranney, late of Concord in said
District, deceased, Greeting;
hF the authority of the State of Vermont
said Probate Court, at the Probate ~ Dc, 't ~,
SulIdhal in said district, on the Sth dnv "i
September \. D., 900, to show cause. If an,,
Aou may nave, why the account of Nellie Nj
estate OF SAID deceased should not he allowed
anu also, why the residue of said Estotc
should not be distributed to the narties CIV
titled thereto P''' 'ieH GU
. Dated at Guildhall, in said district. this
%iSt day of August, A. D., 1900.
aug n ROBERT CHASE Irncp
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24
FnrpAr, Aror,r 2l,looo.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
of OHIO.
FOR NICE-vEE-IbENr.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
of NEW YORK.
For Governor
WILLIAM W. SrICkNEE. OF LUDLOW.
For Lieutenant Governor
MARTIN +. ALLEN. or FEEEI~EUEGH.
For Treasurer
JOHN L. BACON, OF HARTFORD.
For Secretary of State
FRED \. ROWLAND, OF MONTPELIER.
For Auditor OF Accounts
ORION NJ. BARBER. or ARLINGTON.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24

For nember of Congress, Second District
HASKINS. OF BRATTLEBORu
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24

For County Senator
CARLOS IL. GREEN, OF CANAAN.
For Assistant Judges
ARTHUR T. HOLBROOK, OF LEXINGTON.
STEPHEN b. POWERS, OF LUNENBURG.
For Judge of Probate
ROBERT CHASE, OF GUILDUALL.
For States Attorney
FRANKLIN u. HALE, OF LUNENBURG.
For Sheriff
ORVILLE d. COBLEIGH. OF CONCORD.
For High Bailiff
SETH :. HUDSON, OF EAST HAVEN.
For County Commissioner
SAMUEL d. HOBSON, OF BRIGHTON.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1900-08-24
nAGNIFICENT FIREWORKS

on " EpNESnAf and THURSDAY evenings EN-.
hracing numerous gorgeous and dazzliue set
pieces. Double colossal Fire Portraits of ord
Roberts and Lord Kitchener
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Meeting for Census Instruction Hur
Hccn Postponed.

Brcnham Texas January I MIR
Thomas H pwyer, census supervisor for
the ninth district, is in receipt Of the fol-
lowing telegram from Hon W Merriam.
director Of tho census
Thomas II Dwyer Hrenbsm. Texas
Washington December al Disregard
letter IN transit ordering meeting with
assistant director Meeting postponed.
wv r Merriam. Director
The message refers 10 the meeting OF
the census aupe .ylsors for Texas announced
IN The Post al Saturday 10 be held In Tho
city of Houston January :. The object OF
the meeting was the impartlng OF nstruc
lions TO the various supervisors on matters
pertaining 10 the census.
In accordance with their annual Gus
tom, tho members ~ the Second Regiment
band serenaded Hon Heber Stone at his
handsome suburban home on the after
noon of New Year. The band also gave a
puhlic concert on the square during the
afternoon.
Mr. j. v Prater former resident and
business man OF this place. who Is now A
citizen of st, Louis, spent Sunday shaking
hands with numerous friends Ia the city
Mrs O. Holt returned to Houston
yesterday.
ID II. ~. RIVERS. Mrs. Tl0s. r. Rivers
end children and Mrs. s. A. Williams ar.
rived from San Antouio sunday afternoon
on visit 10 relatives.
Born to Mr.. ana MI 7 n \Nuu,,,,,.
fine boy, Mr. williams who travels Tor
popular Crescent cltl Arm. wired tbe
house for an increase OF territory.
\ number of the dancing fraternity Of
BRENNAN left for Hampstead this after.
neon to attend ball given under the aus.
pieces OF Protection Hose company nj tho
Junction CITY. Wv
Nearly all OF the business houses inemo
Ing the banks and postoface. arc closed
this afternoon on account of New Year
open house" IS being ken, At n,r,hnr
OF the residences A majority of the mnI.
population not In society has gone hunt
ing,
John H. Harry and family have rstorno,
to Brennan, after residence =, ~, n wv
ut yoalum, '''''
The FIRST marriage license for tho yea,
1900 was issued TO CLAYTON Airs ana S ,en
ME Banks. colorea counts ''' "'' jon
Joe I.innard a nara wnrt,ino ,o,.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
Mnrrenton woo1mcn

Warrenton, Texas, December &c. sayers
camp. Woodmen of the World of this
place, held it's regular meeting tonight
and elected the following Officers TO serve
during the ensuing year Dr. A. Berlt-
mann, consul commander, Prof W. H..
Saunders, adviser lieutenant. G G BEN
die. clerk Louis VoelkeI banker Or
Robt IL seymour physician Gust t.
Giebel escort. Henry cordes sentinel,
Robert Noelkel Waterman; pr. j. r
Garter George A. Oetkin and Dieddch
Menem, managers.
Three new members were initiated and
received the protection degree.
Governor Joseph Saycrs was elected
an honorary member OF this camp By ac-
rlnmaiinn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02

II should be every ones care. Life Is a
struggle for the prize of success The man
who wins must take care of his stomach. II
is not lack OF epergy or exercise thai has
Sansed SO many breakdown in the race
It's neglect of the stomach
lneessant dali headache aggravated bv
eating hatulence, giawiug in the stomach
heartburn, acid eructauons. coated tongue
pad taste III the mouth, nervousness mental
depression, slcepessness. these are only n
lew OF the symptoms of a weak stomach
and an enfeebled condition of the digestive
and nutriti functions. Not ali these
symptoms will be experienced at once bpt
any one of them means danger
II has made new man of me is the
constant testimony of those who have used
Or, Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
This remarkable remedy has such a perfee,
control of the stomach, digestive and assiu.
ilatve organs aud blood making glands that
y speedily corrects the arrangements which
weaken item, re-estahiishes them in healthy
working order, so that once more the whole
pouy--blood. hraiu. nerves aud inuscles--is
houtiShed, and built up into rugged health
Golden Medical Discovery contains
no alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant Its
plotTacted Use does not create craving for
stiruulants t'i
The dealers after the dollar and the Gus.
TONER alter the cure Its the dealer with
nns eye on The dollar who proposes substi
luuoh' Let The customer keep his eve ON
Discovery" N'H
Or Pierce's Pleasant Pellets do not crime
4HSy enectuaily cleanse the system of acc,.
INFLATED imnuriti>s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
prof. pluchs,cnr SURPRISED.

Prairie View. Texas January i.-prin'
cipal Edward L. Blackshear was the recip-
lent of a worry pleasant surprise today. A
committee composed Of representatives OF
each class of the institution waited on the
principal at his residence on the campus
and requested his presence in the college
chapel where the students were Assem-
bled Miss Craddie Hill of Halletsvllle
of the fourth year class. and Mr. =. Il. JEFF
ferson Of La Grange, of the third year
class made neat addresses Mr.. Jefferson
presenting a gold headed cane as a token
Of the respect confidence aud affection OF
the pupils. The principal responded in u
few appropriate remarks, expressing his
deep appreciation 81 what the gift repre-
scented Mr. G. G. owen, fourth year
student. closed the occasion with hitting
romarks. after which the pupils sans
america" and were dismissed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
-~ @a-ltAl---e -HHf=#-
riiE SWISS ARpITRAToits.
Award May Not lie Made For ~
Months or "a Ncn,

Award May Not he Made For SIX
Mouths or u Wear.
New Yorw, January LA special to the
Herald from Washington says Official
information received at the state depart :
NEST from Berne, Switzerland. indicates
that the award Of the Swiss arbitration
tribunal in the claims against Portugal.
arising out OF the seizure OF the pelagoa
lay railroad. Will not be determined for
Nix months or a year.
In view OF the announcement mnds nv
the tribunal several months ago that it
eAepe1ted TO render us award during
the tall the authorities had antieIpated
that the matter might be settled any day,
The delay attending the award, Il Is said
III ofiicial circles, has no reference what
ever 70 the African war.
bes'des attending 20 his duties as A
member Of the arbitration tribunal eaeh
oE the Swiss jurists Is engaged with his
private practice and certain public ar
noes The member OF the tribunal who
mas been designated as the Reporter" 10
uiaW llp the award OF the tribunal Il very
busy with private ana public matters.
ana mas been unable TO complete tho re-
port he war IN South Africa may hast
( q rather than retard the delivery Of
tbe award
Even should the Portuguese territory In
south Africa have been transferred 10 the
british government before tho submission
q the award, II is said ia official circles
NAT Portugal would stili be liable for
the amount Of the claim. Ones the award
= made, no difficulty is expected In col
ieeling me amount due 10 the claimants
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
the VICTORY OF FRENCH
IS Worth q Great Deal 10 The British Arms
just at This lime.
MS SKILL As 4 GENERAL WAS SHOWN
0thrr Leaders Could Have Done the
snmc Thing IT They Had
Mobile Force.

New York. January LA dispatch TO
the Tribune from London says In ad-
vance OF the arrival of Lord Roberts aud
,the concentration OF the Sixth and Sew
enfh divisions for march upon Spring
'fontein, the most important stategic
point in the Orange Republic. General
,Irrcnch's occupation of Colesburg is a
ldstlnct gain for tho British cause. Even
lif il was brought about cheapy and with
Tout pitched battle. II Is also OF the
highest value ss an object lesson of what
British generals can do when they 80
shout Il in the right ~ ana with II
forcp adapted for operating against
mounted infantry.
General Gdtacre attempted to surprise
the enemy at Stormbcrg by night march
but WAS entrappod IN ambuscade because
he did not have force capable of good
scouting General French attempted the
same tactics with q mounted force. and
succeeded in entfappng bis willy enemy,
Who rad fallen back from one intronehed
position only 10 be surprised at day
break Oh the second line. Since tine week
oi hishsief mllltan. croahefs nave been
GAZING loudly for some heaven born gen
eral who would point the way TO Bonn
1ontein and Pretoria. General freucn' S
success in outmanOGuYerng the enemy ~
proof that supernatural powers are not
required far this campaign. but more mo-
bile forces led by generals who know
how 10 direct them with skin.
IN only QUO battle has there been any
thing llke a flank attack or a turning
movement, That was o. lSluudeaagte ia
which guns and Prisoners were taken BY
the British. That battle Aa3 planned
aud Won By Geuerai French whose slafi
collrge training came out hriilidntly la
recent operations He has been constant
" manOeuverng and within fntty-ugnl
hours had competed the Dutch to euacu-
ats i~q good positione hy turuing move
ments " place o. frontal attacks. His
success is duo TO good ieadersh,n and
~ Tia mohilts OF hir force and "a illus
iiates SHAT might have hecn done by 9TH
er generals II they had not been bent
upon ftouial attacks ana N the heldquar-
fers stptf IN London bad adapted the army
corps 70 tha requirements II the cam
p9isn instead of cprryng out pre-ar-
ranged mobilization scheme without nny
degree Of heNhiiity.
lrou Modier river there ,s a series Of
press dispatches indicating renewed nc
tiylty. The Door position ON tho lcft "a
reported ~ have heeii weakened bv q win
drawal OF the bufgherg from the trepshes
hat this is explained in tho midnight dis
patches by the heavy cannonaaing To-
Wnrd Kimberley Apparently Inc hmm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
a High Compliment 90 n Young
Lunpbermnu.

LuDpbermnn.
Beaumont, Texas. January i.-F. w.
Greer now general manager OF
the Texas Arm and Pin COM
pany, but formerly connected with
the Texas Tram and Lumber COM
pany. IN letter 10 the Lumber Traders
Journal. pays the following deserved COM
piiment to one of the prominent young
lumbermen In Beaumont.
Ben s. Woodhead recently published
most Interesting article on the hard
wood trade and It's prospects. His ex-
perience In the service OF the Texas Tram
and Lumber company, from the position
OF stenographer on up TO that of assistant
secretary of that extensive company. has
thoroughly fitted him for a place high up
among the lumbermen OF the country and
he is wearing his laurels with becoming
modesty and great value to his company.
lie Is thoroughly posted on the conditions
OF the day In the lumber field and is not
easily turned down on any proposition he
advances, The article in question is be-
ing read with interest by the fraternity
and will be productive of good both TO the
country IN which he lives and to the capt.
talists who take his advice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
ooLr nuus n. ayr.
Shristmas Festivities ConcIu,.d ,~,,,.
{" Euchre Party.

Euchrr Party.
Columbus, Texas, January /. rha
christmas festivities Of Columbus reached
their climax in the closing entertainment,
OF the week. the progressive euehre marty
given on the evening of December 30 by
mrs. X II. Harrison. Jr., in honor 81
mr. and Mrs. b. Heyer Of Hinsboro som
after o'clock the beauty and gallantrv
OF columbus were well represented in
Or, Harrlson's home. the oharm,nn
hostess, assisted by the guest az hona,
MRS. Heyer, received the Young neonIs
III the spacious parlors. whore the Ma
ounce and splendor OF this typicaI -rnxa,
nome We're elaborated By decorations ~
inistletoe and ivy. After a few moms,,s
IN me parinrs. during which Ina ra
aouo'eble mistletoe got In rs work n M
own ipimitsbls style. the euests ror.
conducted 20 the dining hall, where ths
merry punch bowl got into the zane ap I'M
iant Us own sparkle 10 tho wit ana b,,n,,..
q tho OCCASION After this NAV hss,n
ana everyone sst tn With the deterr,,,,,
tion 10 come out winner NINA
s''er TWO hours spent oyer the card
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02

hoarsc oyer the wonderful prosperity their
regime had ptt;efhfgs-.ssd, s,Qt4 course the gold
issc ofiish; Misses LYDIA aud bsn Boyd
tied In the score for second prize, and on
cutting FOR IL. Miss Ida won, and was
presented with pair OF silver manicure
scissors The first prize for the gentle
men. a silver mounted blotter, was won
by Messrs. Aubrey Gregory and y. Heyer.
These two cut for the prize. and fortune
favored MIR. Gregory. Mr.. Carey Shaw
won neat euchre counter for second
prize. The prizes we're presented with
few appropriate remarks by Mr.. II. w.
Carothers.
Now that the serious work of the even
ing was over. refreshments were served,
consisting Of cakes orange ices. ETC, and
after LINGERING as long as custom would
permit, even in Xmas week, the guests
unwillingly left this scene OF enchant-
ment, each more than ever charmed with
the already noted hospitality OF the lovely
homo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02

corner in hemp. AS result OF disc>.,
the matter with the president, he "
cabled his instructions to Major Genera
Otis az follows: Apparently speculative
corner In hemp here. is raising prices,
to great Injury OF legitimate consumers.
Desirable to get south hemp ports open
as soon as possible
This instruction was brought abouc
by the protests OF the cordage manufactu-
rers and by farmers. calling attention to
the fact that the opening OF ports IN
Northern Luzon would afford no relief to
the hemp situation and earnestly request
ing that southern ports be garrisoned and
opened to the trade.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
local NOTES..

District court reconvened at 93O O'Clock
ms morning. After empanneling the
jury for the week Judge West stated tina
as this was legal holiday and all parties
mad sgnifed their intention OF taking adj
vpntaNe of It, he would adjourn court until
$500 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Colmesueil, Texas. January- 1.-Machin-
cry ordered several weeks ago is expsrt =
ed TO arrive here tomorrow for a new
lumber mill plant TO be built about mile
west OF here on tho Trinity and Sabine
read By Ben S. Ferguson. formerly con.
nected with the W. r Trotti mills a.
Mobile Mr.. Ferguson is a practical mn
man in every respect being mirlwright
hf trade and having served rs superin
tendcnt Of some of the largest and most
successful mills In East Texas. He has
bought large body of timber near The
sight Of the proposed mill. and will nut
IN a plant TO cut about 10000 feet her
day He is here today. together with
parties employed to build the new plant.
and expects to begin work on same at
once,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
CHEERS FOR CUBA LiBnE


rhe Principal Feature OF Havnua's
New Year Parade.
Havana. January 1.-The new year was
ushered In with torchlght procession.
which. forming Just before midnight and
preceded by band. LEFT the lower prado
and made the circuit OF the principal
streets. Almost the only tune played
was the Cuban national hymn The
strains OF the popular hymn drew tho
people everywhere to windows aud doors
and the procession was greeted with The
widest enthusiasm. All the prominent
Cuban generals were cheered. although
there is no doubt that the vyas wcro
chiefly for Cuba Libre.' President Nc
Kinley and Governs General Wood came
In for a liberal share Of popular ap-
plause.
While Generals Masso Rohi ana L.aric,
who are here tn attend General Woou
counsel OF representative Cubans. we're
passl,N through Cientu9cs they wcre
escorted from the vessel to the hotel.
where banquet was rendered them.
Meanwhile large crowd Of colored pco-
pic had gathered 10 demand from the
authorities that the remains OF Dionisio
GIN, the colorcd hrlgadier general in the
Cuban army. who had been shot and Killed
Tue previous day by the police after ne
had shot aud wounded two policemen,
who We're In the act OF nrresting him
should be eXhumed and buried with prop
or honors. The demonstrators marched
through the town, unfurled black nag
and raised riotous cries against the au-
thortles. The chief OF police was fred
at five times. General Masso and Mayor
Aleman addressed the crowd. which at
first would not dispense Eventually the
police succeeded IN restoring order and
calming the people.
The newly appointed cabinet win hold
its first meeting tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
CnId,,cn CniIinrs

Caldwell, Texas, January County court
convened this morning very little was done.
The measles is ringing throughou, tho town
and county, a good many deaths have oe-
cured from It,
The bank Of william Reeves y Co Is NOV
ing today TO It's new location on Buck street.
next TO the drug store OF T. v Murray
d. Levi win occupy the building vacated
aud Viii add largely 10 his stock Of goods.
Nuny' died this morning after lingering
Mrs. w. T neshiers died az her home on
Edwards prairie Yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
sIIEnIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

la Grange. Texas, December 90
strsyed or stolen from G. ". REYNOLDS.
about ton days ago: Two horses: one
gray horse about rs hands high, branded
cross 4 connected On left thigh; one bay
horse - hands high, branded cross 4
connected on left thigh, both horses
have been handled, but moi much; the
owner viii pay $40 for horses delivered
to him at La Grange. | will give $40
for thief in any Jail in Texas \. Loes-
"a ehsrfu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
ACTION pnsrpnNEn-

a meeting of Emanuel congregation was
held In the Emanuel congregation hall at
y O'Clock yesterday afternoon. As prev
lousiy announced The meeting was for the
PURPOSE OF considering The erection Of a
place Of worship for the Jewish oongre-
CATION on the site on Broad street, pre-
vlously purchased. After some discussion
u was decided to hold another meeting
next Wednesday night, when Ii Is expected
larger attendance can be had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
An nhscrych the Mnli1n,

The FIRST day of 1900 was perhaps more
generally observed In Houloa than any
previous New Year day. The pos,ufh1c,
banks, stores, courts and county and city
offices remained closed during the day,
and business was almost entirely suspend.
| ed throughout the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
y. VI. 6. a. KEEPS ornN movsn.
Indies of the Auxiliary Receive
Concert at Night.

Concert at Night.
The local Young Mems Christian Asse-
citation kept open house Yesterday from
TO p, m. receiving aud entertaining In
most hospitahlo manner the large num-
Der of friends who called Delicious COT
fee, chocolate and wafors were served The
rooms Wore decorated with palms. south.
ern smilaN aud cut flowers
The following members OF the Ladies
auxiliary TO the Young Mems Christian
Association received the callers and served
the refreshments; MesdameS Biandin
Mills. Losing. Cohn, willio. Swope and
watkins and Misses Amy Bering. swope,
Burns ''''
Al o'clock short musical programme
was rendered by members OF the assn
citation assisted by Mrs q. f. oliver ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-02
/. quiet lew ,.sr

me record book OF arrests kept at the
police station presented a blank page fol
Yesterday with the exception Of one ar.
rest made late In the afternoon. Inc nris.
Nner being negro who is alleged 10 Nav,
.aNsn , couple Of shots al negro woman