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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-07
SPECIALS


SPEC
FEW 6RHSRiNS. A sma
A hom
S I so each for fine building lots in the West Rest
end the Emerson school house.
$500 for two lots in Wilson's garden. TT u
erty "
'''' '' think
s7oo hnvs trrss room fran. hons. on two satisf,
lots IN the west end pie co
tises
easy terms. custoI
when
M ss 5ss s! show
ers.
s1ooo buys ,asw asw room frame house. on If
same
S11OO buys a frame lots want
part cash and balance in monthly pay
ments. If J
SO will buy new five room frame house, insure
long {
200 for large s.room brick house and ford t
two lots. Terms easy
go to
$1,000 buys a 4room brick bonse on ~ suran
lots Half cash BILE ci
get th
SsJpain pnys '''o'm frame ana i0's' busin
charg
$1,000 buys a large s-room brick house and would
Los
s2soo for large room brick house and satisf
tS'z bascaiD Sa'h' Closets cellars and lawn Def
like, {
$4,000 buys a si. room frame on two lots. tice.
= ''''' Not
$4,000 for a fine ranch near town. all under fee.
cultivation. Terms easy.
sa2oo for a 8 room brie. on three lots writer
trees, Newlin Greek water very close in, skilfu
reaso
l have the exclusive sale of many
Voters and Bernard's Additions-whi.
the cheapest in the city; and on easy teri
down, balance in monthly payments AL
tions and subdivisions in the city and vi
THE MAN WHO WANTS ro Sc
ought not to delay and its well tn deal with
matter securing home.
lcEo. o. JOHNSON. OPP. p. O.,
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Let's See.

The witty ELI Perkins" comes
next Wednesday night. He is
musical wit; you will wake up in
your sleep laughing, after hearing
Eli, or money refunded March
l3. at NJ. Z. church. Tickets at
Palace Pharmacy 6tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-07
We Guard
Mems and Women's
New Shoes for Spring.

This is our shoe department
spring opening. Hundreds of
pairs of very new shoes represent
the styles for spring
Shoes grow more beautiful
STYLES have never been so pretty,
and perfect shoe style includes
foot comfort, for every beauty line
has been reconciled to the foot's
anatomy.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-07
For Men.

Our 1925 shoes for men have
every detail of careful handwork
and trimming that can add to style
comfort and wear. If we charged
you $500, the current price for
these shoes, they would be no bet
ter.
Our mems $500 we show in wei,
Box calf and Titon calf are equal
in make and wear to any S4.O0
shoe on the market. We charge
$500, not merely to undersell, but
because $500 is fair price to us
and to you.
Our ladies 1925, $3.50 and $500
lines are beauties and we consider
we're saving our customers from
75c to Sl.00 per pair.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-07

For real Nugate go to Hoffman
Bros. l30 w. Main. Phone 27 3
a 8
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-03-07
/" "JOhnson'S Corner" :"
GEO. D. JOHNSON


abu asampe a of the emauyg goodinv It's ofer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
NERVOUS DISEASES
Can Be Endured, but They Can Also
Be Cured.

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palpitation of the heart and at all times
suffer from that restless, hdgety feeling
that marks nervous debility.
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Yon should know that DR.. Harters Iron
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
sHEARN CHURCH REVIVAL.
The First Week Successful One-Ser
vices VIII Continue This Week.

he FIRST Week q Successful One-Ser-
wees viii Continue This Week.
The first week of the Shearn church re-
vival meetings has closed Though moi So
extensively and specially advertised as they
might have been, there has been a lar,e
attendance at both the night and the morn
ing services. Many who began attending
out Of idle curiosity have become deeply
interested and a number have protested
conversion
So far about fifteen have professed con-
version ana ten have been baptized These
results for the first weeks work are re-.
sarded as very encouraging. They are
simply the Index, however, to what may
be expected the coming week.
Never in the history of Shearn church
have the individual members shown such o
personal Interest in the conduct Of tbr
meetings and Of the welfare Of those who
have been attending them as they are do
ing during this series Everyone seems
aroused and anxious to help work in the
cause
As a rule, the day meetings during re-
vivas are small and attended largely by
the women, hut In this instance that ruie
seems to have been oyerrulcd and the men
and women vie with each other In attend
ing.
Sweet, sacred music has also played an
important part during the services, es-
peoially at night the audience bclnE "a
Nn1cd from lime " tine Win SOlhS iui
duets by Misses Hughes. Jones and Brad
burn and Ilfrey, In addition to the reg
ular renditions by the choir.
Special attention is being paid To thr
music. the pulpit platform having been eN-
tended to the cbancel rail So as TO ac-
commodate larger number of singers
The opening of each meeting is always
deyoted to a song and PRAYER service,
which is very interesting AMI serves to
lead the people into that frame of mind
which is SO conducive 10 hearing and heeu'
Ing n nure gospel sermon aftcrw ards
The service today will he preaching NJ
II a. m by the pastor. Rev, S. K. Hay,
and also at night at 6 o'clock.
The public are urged to give nttie
time attending these meetings
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THE CALIFORNIAN SOCIETY
tntertans Its Members with an EMO
.-l---- able Social Eun.Ai... - =

Cntertalns Its Members with an Enioy-
able Social Eveninu
WINE the attendance on the pprt of the
gentlemen members was not sou lnrra ns
usual at the CALIFORNIAN sociefy social .,
Thursday night, 1t was one of the most
enjoyable of the series owing in arent
measure to the accession Of new lady tal.
ent. The meeting was opened by a few
appropriate preliminary remarks by presi.
dtnt Chalmers, and the program was duly
announced in regular order, by Mr.. H. q.
Mohhtt, second vice president. The pIapo
Accomplish lu most pieces was Miss Res
sic cochran. who opened with Annie Ian.
re, brilliantly executed
MI. W. SiNewright followed with MARY
Oh AIgyle In his usual happy manner. r.
spua "S o, tx an encore with the humorous
MIS- MarF HALEY with a laughahle coon
song OF the boy who stole the unrlne v,,,t'
S Sbne,o' mat was heartily applandcd. Mir.
lnolnHs II. Couper then saug with hne
eueci lacks Came Hame To-day 7" mi
WIS Followed by vice presi lent rendin-
Mary Ann- Ny Mary Ann" that apneale7
:" meari to the inner consciousness of the
!"uhs ana old alike that the final stanzu
~ ~ WIN rhpturous and prolonged an
pause An encore was demanded when
MIS- Mary Railey ,graciously lent Der ms
s IN thr thrilling recital of the ira gle
rug from the Alamo TO the Rio Grnndn
neiorc a wlld stampede. where the be1ufi
ful woman of noble Castlian strain moi
= tate,ui ending In the arms Of her dis
tract lover Next came n song he Wr
Peter Chalmers. There's nae snjd tnnp
ABBOTT the house" The wInsome wavs az
the accompnnlst, Miss Cochran. in this
song s were Noteworthy attractive.
I n, voice. Cleansing Fires Mrs
Richardson accompanlst. This was foi.
I H,vu ~ piano duet by Miss Cochran ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

err the hour has been changed from TO
8. Important business will come up at
this meeting and a large attendance Of
the membership Is desired,
The general secretary VIII go To Ennis
next Saturday and VIII be absent over
Sunday. lie will deliver an address be
fore the Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association OF that city Sunday afternoon
Boys meeting will he held this after
noon at 3 o'clock. Only a few more Sun
DAYS intervene between now and the an
nual camp Arrangements are now being
made 20 make this camp a very enjoyable
affair To the boys who have been faithful
camp will last from Monday nntll Satur-
day, some week early In June.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
ExAs' MANY RESOURCES
l,,eeeNTED IN ATTWATER Ex-
F,nnlT DISCUSSED LAST NIGHT.
.,,o Held to Devise Ways and Means
\. Make the Exhibit a Fixture in
uouston-Matter Still Pending.

.,,,s Of representatives of the sew
...,,,ercial and industrial organiza-
f. IN the city was held at the Hutchins
Il ,.st night for the purpose of devils
/ avs and means for providing perma-
.un,a in Houston for the Attwater
.,.I exhibit. which has created so
,,,erest since 1t was brought here
fsnsb The public spirit of the southern
|.,sc Railroad company.
NJ organizations represented at the
k'.,ao we're the Business League, Manu-
t,s association and the Lumber EN-
Afr s. f. b. Morse of the South
psclec railroad was also present. Major
IN n,ckson, the chairman of the finance
|-,oit,oe. which was appointed last fan
! inc purpose of raising funds to in.
1 Z, he exhibit, called the meeting to
=, "a presided. Mr.. Charles a. New
81 hajno selected as secretary.
az psdxfsability Of providing "A permanent
le sor Tho exhibit was thoroughly dis
Ene ~, and the sentiment that nothing
1 "a occon1pllsh more for Houston ana the
| nv STATE for that matter was unaul'
IVY Vyhen. however, 1t came to suggest
mans Tor uluhlhS wv 49,
inity nj sentiment was not In eNt
- Various suggestions as TO the most
Estical and promising method OF pro
E ~ wore offered. and the Views In this
I Il..S wore SO varied that the meeting
Inn adjourned without adopting any spe-
n was agreed, though. to hold another
Line FrIiay night at $50 o'clock, when
H. boned there will he a larger attend
|ns In the meantime various confer
|ces will he held in order TO get the mat
n shane. so that some definite action
I he taken at the next meeting
Wben the proposition was first agitated
\, fsu II was ascertained that the eX'
Sse ~ the exhibit, including every dc.
|, H. wonld not he over $500 month, and
\ sonthern Pacific railroad made an oncr
dnnlicatc whatever amount was raised
Honston for the maintenance OF the en-
rnrise Since then the change OF man.
'nment of the Southern Pacific system OF
Eds has taken place. and while 1t IS
/, snowr what assistance could be looked
l from that quarter now. it Is believed
4, The road will do whatever Is rea-
psbc Al least the Texas authorities
The road stand ready to present any
bnosltion to the management that may
formulated after the city has adopted
mp feasible and definite plan to make the
hihit n fixture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
Weekly Mortuary Report.

7rhe official mortuary report for the
~ Of Houston for the week ending at
O'clock NJ, May H., 1901;
flte, 30 years, > months and "a days;
play 4-Mss Henrietta Cohn, female,
Elte As years, 8 months and days;
8lmonary tuberculosis.
play o-Selma Wilmington, female, white,
years: catarrhal pneumonia. Jim War
male, eolored, 65 years; valvular dis
ISe. Infant William Elliott, female,
Pite 3 months. enteritis.
Pay 6-Mrs. Bridget Eagan, female,
te 81 years, months and 10 days;
Punlnuria, Alex Cato. male, colored,
years hemorrhage of lungs, inquest.
asy Ed Crayey, male. colored 10
ats, paralysis. Kate Osborn, female,
ored ~ years and . months: pericardl-
CARA Stran, female, colored, II years,
months and IL days; pneumonia.
aS e7losephine +, Yell. female, col
~ ~ years and days; military tuber-
ay 1o-c, c. Hair. male, white. A
~, tuberculosis. Cora Powell female,
kored s. years natural causes; inquest.
asa f. Eisemann, female. white, 81
III, month and - days; lobar pneu.
s. infant G. A. Klatz. male, white,
Iont9s; broncha pneumonia.
aasl ll-Sandy MCGEE, male, colored,
Srdrs' tuherculosis. Carrie Walker,
aet colored, 40 years: tuberculosis.
l ssl shafer, male. white, 35 years; tuber-
zEaHInual death rate per 1000 for week
Raas May II, 1901, 1872.
j. r, Massle. Health Officer.
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Plea for San Jaelnto street.


TN IIF TUItVI VI UT wv
II is hoped that IN the next selection OF
resident streets to be paved, san Jacinto
mly be ono Of the hrst. III the rule of
paving every alternate street until all are
naved lie fnllnwed then that street comea
next I'm order. M Main Is now paved. For
beautiful homes with nraf, well kept yards
aud an rlmost entire absence 81 cabins.
san Jacinto ranks ahead. With n good
asphalt pavement Joining the blocks al
W lker avenue thence to Tuam and Tuain
paved from Main 10 Crawford, would hes q
pnNei thoroughfaTcs OF the city. Wont
our Third ward aldermen remember this
lam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT.


Whereas. II has pleased Almighty Kish
amanatau to take away from these hunting
grounds our great Chief F. Il. Adams, VINO
was a member of Ogarita council No. D;
Daughters OF Pocahontas, who has crossed
the dark valley of death, whence no tray
eler Ieturneth: that his soul VIII resi- IN
peaCe In the happy hunting grounds OF bis
iorefnthers; therefore be II
Resolved. by this council, That In thr
death of Bro T. T.. Adams, the council has
lost one Of It's best friends, a good ana
efficient member, one, who was always
attentive 10 his duties. and who by MS
sterling worth and pleasant manners en-.
deared all 10 him: that the sympathies OF
this council are hereby rendered 10 his hn-
reayed family In this. their hour or afillc-
tion; b. 1t further
Resolved That the pepper Of records he
instructed TO send copy of these resc
In ions 10 his family. and spread the same
upon the minutes of this council.
Margaret s. Willy, x. of r.,
j h. Perkins
Emma Baumann,
Committee
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

orrSdamont, Texas. May 11.-Your CORE
nnHI In making the rounds Of the oil
psales today elected the following In.
4 otii,oh from the secretary of the Para
M, company, relative TO the procedure
! ma, company:
R,a9e Paragon is younr comnapv IN the
on, having only been granted charter
{pit.,,.m9 weeks ago. This company is
Il ena-u at $4,000 and the officers Of
Ian fpah! are such men as Hon. Jona-
lccommnn vi houston, president; T. T.
RnsI hn an president of the First Ma.
1nefSSrdG "ttleman, vice president; w W.
knk ~ p cashier of the First National
Inv y, Fiatonia, treasurer. and Z. H..
AS an SSaumont Is secretary.
6npanr evidence of good Intention. this
kck W., II learned, before the sale OF
is in r. aardly begun and before $500
have tha, treasury. a contract was made
laced , u,,h wen drilled and an order was
5lnnsn, WIN the American Well Works
)eck sco ior nrst-class rotary outfit. A
)ply aya,nnpahied this order for $3.50 TO
H. against said machinery.
tasurv atpy placed 10000 shares OF it's
4 pnrnosocA on The market for develop
II tSsposes at % cents ner share. In
| ssid ..uny short time over one-ha II
fention ~ mas been sold and II Is the
4 moment ~. ne company to raise the price
fir. Per-. Tue $1,000 shares are placed
viii he seems to feel confident that
tieh is IN found on the company's land,
|lams s m tne southeast bali OF the c.
fllock .nSE sey near the point where the
a yalSanI the Williams survey Join, and
ID Is sIsoe piece of property. The der
4 the oninYaauy erected on the ground and
Is 10 h ~ common among experts that
futhesstsrnee found In a northwestern TO
Pliers Is yo,, direction from the present
dlstan, ,Ineu, then no doubt 1t Is not
/ lis ,oswSssonably expect to have a gnsher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
EAGLES ANNIVERSARY.
veythinu Is in Readiness for the Cele-
bration Today.

brstion I oday.
bbe Auditorium has been decorated up
I5ste and all arrangements completed
II tho anniversary entertainment and
lnouet to be given by Houston Aerie No.
Fraterna Order of Eagles today.
|The members of Houston Aeric VIII
/ Yet at Grand Central depot at 10 a. M
here they will meet the special train
bm San Antonio hearing the San An
hlo Aerie, who will be accompanied by
Il Alamo Band of that city.
|rhe Galveston contingent Will arrive NJ
a. m, accompanied by the Island City
Ind. They will he escorted to the
higths Of Pythlas hall. corner Prairie and
|aln, where secret meeting Will be
(li The degree teams of San Antonio
ID Galveston will initiate several candl-
ties into the secret work.
AT Il o'clock a parade Will form and
birch north on Main to Franklin, east on
fanklln TO San Jaclnto, south on San
jclnto to Preston. west on Preston TO
ain, south on Main to Texas. where
|ey will take cars for the Auditorium.
PThe entertainment will commence at
30 p. m, and the banquet at 3 y. IN.
after the banquet all visitors will take
ride about the city, San Antonio re-
|rning at Ills p no, and Galveston at
30 q. m, Monday morning.
II Is expected there will he at least
20 people from outside cities on the
nerent excursions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
SAD DEATH OF A. KlRscANIck.
He Dies While Confined in Jail on 40
count OF Mental Derannernent

ne Dies While Confined in Jail on 40.
count OF Mental Deranaement.
MI A. Kirschnlck, who has for some
years past conducted a tailor shop at ia
II1N's street, across from the Hutchins
honse' was found dead in cell at the
COUNTY jail about $40 O'Clock last night.
me body was removed to Ross 4 wright's
nuncr, aklng establishment. where Ii was
N~Ncn hv Justice Malsch with the view
o con iuctng an INQUEST.
me home Of Mr.. Kirsehnick was nj Rrun
mr.. Where wife survives him. Some
meees age he showed violent symptoms Of
uehtai arrangement. to such an extent as
IuIe n $ he NJ placed under restraint
me confinement seemed to improve his
men 81 nditiou and he was released He
"a mot CT severe attack on Friday and
was again confined in Jail He was noticed
w ohr OF the guards at the Jail about :
IN. and appeared to he all right When
nhothe ronnd was made about $40 o'clock
a. ~ was d.>co erel that kirschuick was dead.
no ttcor, as to the cause Of death Is
'ha' Ills brain was fatally diseased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
THE DEATH ROLL.

Funeral OF Mrs, Louisa Edna Eiserann.
The funeral and burial of Mrs. Louisa
Edna Eisemann. wife of Charles Else
mann, who died Friday afternoon, took
place from the family residence, corner OF
Broadway street and Pierce avenue, yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The inter
mcnt was made in the German cemetery
The services were conducted by Rev. NJ
Wills. pastor of the Tabernacle methodist
church. corner of Caroline street and Polb
avenue. and were largely attended BY the
friends of the deceased and Of her family
There were many magnificent floral pieces
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
Various Items OF interest Connected
with the " M c. A.


with the Y. M. c. A.
The Young Mems Christian Association
building committee met in the assocla-
ton parlors Friday night and decided to
heein a canvass for funds TO build an
association building. In another column
m this paper will be found thc sentiments
~ ire building committee and the board of
directors relative 10 this project. The
bmildipr committee will meet again next
Friday night when they VIII discuss plans
~ The building and other matters that
0nobf 10 be settled at this time The
heard OF directors met with the committee
ma after the committee adjourned the
hoard transacted the regular business of
rontine nature coming before Il.
A very Interesting game OF baseball was
,laved Ia the gymnasium last night. the
contest being between the Ihistles and the
Crascents The game resulted In score
Of ii 70 10 in favor of the Thistles. The
ohamninnship OF the series closed with
,bis game. going TO the Thlstles.
on Monday night The Little Seniors will
49,. tbe Big Juniors and the public Is
Invited 10 be present.
InvEs an wednesday afternoon nexr.
~ roT'tlocs. On account Of the hot weaih-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
nrwARr an A cnrGH.

A cough Is not a disease but symptom.
Consumption and bronchitis, which are the
most dangerous and fatal diseases nave
and II properly treated as soon as this
cough appears are easily cured. Chamher'
laIn's Cough Remedy has proven wonder
tation and extensive sale by Its success
IN curing the diseases which cause cough.
ing. III Il is NOT beneficial II VIII Dot cost
you a cent For sale by all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
CLOSING THE SCHOOLS

For the summer vacation suggest the
appropriateness of gift for the sweet
girl Notwithstanding Is more acceptable
than a handsome fan There have been
in times past many Inquiries for some
we are prepared to show You such az
assortment of pretty fans at 5000 " 90
$500, $500, $500, $50 and $1,000 that
will please you In price, quality, ahn
design Pleased TO have you call and see
them SWEENEY & FREDERlCKS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

There was pleasant birthday party
given Friday evening by Mrs. II. II.
Wrachman al her residence, No. 20 Stanley
street. complimentary 70 her son. Alfred.
Refreshments and music were the fea
lures of the evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

Charley the T-year-old son of d. G..
Miller. residing at 1909 Weber street, died
Yesterday. ana the funeral and burial VIII
interment being in Hollywood cemetery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12

M Iny SHOULD FAIL TO VISIT
wv Lhpi SAUTER's Delisatessen Store
s07 Preston avenue. Nice boiled ham, cornoi
beef and roasts sold In slices. All kinds o..
imported and domestic choose Tho nnest
Lrands OF preserved fruits and vegetables
al reasonable prices. ksngas city Meat
Market. Phone 1886, Prompt delivery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-12
THE SUMMER vAcar,oN

fss Il , wl,s doubly if you have a aeld
Ne Ton MI save you many a step, and
|uas Is e many an hours pleasure. No
I'm DAT s a without one. We have
niles T yu can distinguish an object
Poo ma asd marine glasses at $50, sa0o.
SWEENEY & FREDERIcKs.
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Worth Its Weight in Cold"

DIR. RADwAY & co. New York: Cen.
tlemenI send incloscd VI o.. for which
ways Ready Relief and one dozen Rad
ways Pills. Your Ready Relief is consld-
cred hercahouts to bc worth Its weight In
It, | have handled oil for some
time hut consider the r. r. r far supe
rlor to this, as IL gives better satisfac-
ton. j. NJ. ALEXANDER
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prepared according to Or. Hons formula,
sold at Strelts Pharmacy. cor. Crawford
and Jefferson SITS. Price Sl.OO.