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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13


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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-12-13

DON'T SPOIL YOUR CLOTHES
Use Russ Bleaching Blue and keep them
white as snow. All grocers. 10c u package.
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FLORIDA SPECIAL

Long sermons may sometimes be
termed clerical errors
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Do not tell a person with the tooth
ache that misery loves company"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
CITY RRevTlEs.

The Houston Light Guard will meet 70,
morrow night for drlll.
There viii he IN Important special meet.
Ing OF the, school board tonight.
There Is an uudeliycred telegram al the
Postal Telegraph Office, lis Main street.
for c. Gromhack
Tho annual meeting OF the Morgan Point
Land ana Loan company will be held In
this city tomorrow
program Of especial excellence has
been prepared FOR the summer night con.
Gers at Turner han tonight
The Progressive Circle viii meet today
81 $3.50 p, m. at the residence OF Mrs.
hiahl 1913 Cheneyert street.
The breaking ~ trolley wire on the
Franklin avenue line delayed street car
traffic for q tlIne last night,
Louis Setzelherger official dog catcher
or the city, yesterday found a set Of double
harness in the weeds at the corner of
Smith and Capitol.
The third quarterly conference OF the
Mckee Street Methodist church for the
present conference year viii be held 10,
Clere, presiding elder. viii be present
The examining trials Of labor and
Charles Marcello are set for tomorrow in
Justice Walter Malsch's court Iustlca
Donald OF chaneyVille viii represent
Justice Malsch while the latter is at Mar
There are undelivered kilograms al the
othce of the Western Union Telegraph
sompnny for Luke Jalamo, l.. A. Jones'
3. \. klerns, Il. 3. Gedley, Silva Brown,
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order be furnished each aud every member
Of the police force within three days.
BY Alderman Aubertin-That the street
commissioner he authorized 70 construct 4
bulkhead across the Hogan street gully
nt or near the mouth OF Hogan street
sewer. Referred to street committee.
BY Alderman Aubertn That engineer
prepare plans and specification for the
extension Of the Hogan street sewer from
Fletcher street TO White Oak bayou. Re-
ferred to sewer committee.
by Alderman ThonDson--rhat the street
commissioner clean out the bitches on
Magnolia street from Charities TO Jack.
son, ana on Hamilton street from Conancne
TO Runnes. Carried.
BY Alderman Roblnson-Thai the motion
nnssed ut former meeting that all city
employees pay their debts be so amended
ms to refer only to those employees of the
city In the fire, nollcc and health depa T.
incnt and no petitions apperfaining to
debts made before employm TT by the
city VIII be noticed. Tabled
ny Alderman rue That the police. de.
lnrtment be authorized to rent two horses
ones. Referred to mayor with power 70
act.
BY Alderman o'Lenry That the market
house tower b. torn down. as It Is in a
dangerous condition. Referred 10 market
committee
BY Alderman Ruc-That the city on.
glneer furnish to each alderman tabu.
lated statement Of the various bids Tor
street paving not later than Saturday morn.
ing, August "a. Carried.
Council adjourned.
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Cameron Notes

Nameron, Texas August 10 --Forr ~
49, ,tu ana nity bales Of cotton have been re-
w.. INTO thls market to date, price rang.
n.y., us rom 80 to no cents. Farmers are
no Ve bringing In their cotton whore they
b MAJ nr'p II, out are picking and holding for
to lar t-u' cnI broaeh of Houston preached
addrcsns Yesterday morning, and NJ night
the F rs,,se a great union mass meeting, on
league Mgs ne represents. An anti-saloon
OF members WIN quite n number
large 'i harm Lang and Gentle have erected !,
Tor the local di So are bbaying hay grain, ETC.
D1NNulH1or Tabor presidrnf ~ tbn s,o.,.-
York yestsrd company returned from New
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REFEREED to finance committee ana city
assessor and collector.
FICm NJ. Wnberger, asking that police
man be made 10 pay his bills. Referred
70 mayor and chief OF police with power
70 acj.
From Marks & Van velzcr, referring
claim owed them by city emplnye 10 the
council for action; referred 10 finance
From citizens Of THIRD ward asking for
CEeneycrt; referred to light committee.
From Spears aud kattmlnn. asklng-that
stnool warrant held by theii FOR S7O7j be
uiitter.
FROM Mrs Sarah Cockrcll fcr relief on
From Il, W. Gambic & Co.. renewing
their petition. 10 erect a. oil tank on Wood
street, near bnnk Of White Oak bayou IN
bridge committees and aldermen Of the
F1th ward with power to act
From local fire insurance agents Of Hous-
requirements for the use Of oil AZ fue :
referred To- hre and ordinance committees
80 REPoRTs.
The street and bridge committee re.
ported fnyorably upon the motion Of Alder.
man 0'Lcary thnt ths-ztreet commissioner
remove street sweepings from paved streets
to the erase pavement to the entrance TO
sam houston park Adopted.
The finance committee reported favor
abiy upon the petitions OF the follow ne
citizens asking for relief on tax accounts:
j. N. Tnuh, Levy Bros, john Rlerdon
Mrs Smithie, n Cherry. Adopted
Tho fire committee returned the petition
or a. j Matshnl TO- make Improvements
IN me hre limits, with favorable recon-
Cnlef 1Iussey Of the Dire department re
ported for June ana July as follows:
ayeS in 9ir rds q Io5 oR5 I'P asarop6s
Si-Q, 210' damage TO bulldogs Slu2,5iTI5;
total damage TO buildings and contents
salary list, S37oo65; expenses Tor iced
etc, SlUII 80; total expense FOR month
$500 number 4 men in service Gti
July Total yamatlou Of property In.
VOWED Ia ure9, $al,3Jh, insurance carried,
$l2, 700 property damage by fire Including
Tor montl $3ia2.GO; expenses fUr feed
Ella SlOO4 ~; total expense for month
number Of alarms IS referred 10 IRE com,
mtttee.
The ordinance committee. reported re
commanding the pAsslAs of the ordinance
preventing the defacing of bridges IN Tie
50, nor more than 500 Tor each ofrcnse
City attorney reported fovorobly upon pc
I titlons of j. l.. Britton aud G.. IL Fred
eTlcks asking for relief ON taxes. concurred
IN by finance committee. Adopted.
Market committee rcpurieH fnyCrahlv upon
the motion of Alderman Sonnen tina ali
| tannie stands in ihr city b. charged a
| monthly rental Adopted
! The ordinance committee reported favor
! ably on the motion " the street aud bridge
| commiitce that an ordinance he prepared
| revolving certain franchises " the Calves
ton, Harrisburg and san Antonin Railway
company ON Winter street and that the
| Guy attorney prepare the ordinance.
BILLS PAYABLE.
The following bins were read and on
notion rcfenod to the finance committee:
! j. j. Fas'orza, stationery SO; NJ. A.
Grant, typewriter desk, SO; H. II, stew
art horscshoeing 500. Houston Plumbing
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and Manufacturing company, plumbing.
etc, $52 J s. Bowser and A H. ,TowIcs.
three horses for FIRE department $40,
Houston Daily press, advertising, SO 81.
Houston Toilet and Towel Supply com.
repairing and horsrshoeing, SlT. 40; b. A.
kiesner, repairing, etc, Sia.O0.
MOTIONS.
BY Alderman Thomas That the chief
OF police furnish this conncil at IN next
meeting a roll Of the day and night Forces
defining the heats Of each officer. Carried
BY Alderman Thomns That chief ~ no.
lice and members Of police force he or.
all persons running slot machines aud pnI.
icy shops In the city. and \ copy Of this
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FuneraI Of NM. sn,ith

- columbus, TeXas, August 10 The ~.
OF LowRes C. Smith Of Houston Wnro NJ ,
70 70 rest tnlS morning In the Foard lot A.
me odd Fellows cemetery Of this citv tSa
nvvi Il .. Favre Of the Methodist chprrb
HHSv"D1ucilhg services at the home az Mr. n
Il Boulden and AT the grave Her bIsi.,r,
9hu SIX children survive her f9n.
ynR,u uggn. gre Misses Mercedes, Verua ma
,hsonefIa Smith. Airs Battie Sfevo ",,i
Misses Kate Elizabeth and Eiiz9hotb " ms ns
GivEens' MeSSrs. Arthur Burton. ! SlHaJJrr
ia@GSman aud pr Turner will'amsoa ",f
unbuS on their sad mission 10 COL
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THE ClTYS TAXABLE WEALTH.
The Assessment Rolls for 1901 Show an Increase
of But S53,373 Over 1900.
. eaoaaaaa o ; ID aa aeaaeeos

returned here yesterday, and is guest at
the Hutchins house.
Mr aud Mrs Lee Mason and Mrs. c. NJ,
Mason left over the international and
Great Northern for Buffqlo, n. y, to visit
the Pan-Amt1ican exposition. after viii Ia
theJ Will spend the remainder of thu sum
n'cr at Eastern resorts.
Major S. ~ Plckens Of Palestine. arriv-
ca in this city last evening from Beamnon
ana Is a guest at the Hgtchns no
Major Pickens is on his way home, having
been called there by the illness of hi
grandson and will leave for Pales Inc
mis- nothing over the international and
Cheat Northern railroad.
Mr w. Stanley Bender Of New Orleans,
who mas been spending the last few days
WITH his friend Mr. De Nette of the Logan,
lett last evening for visit to San An
Tonic and other Texas points OF Interest.
Mr. Bender. Is private secretary to Gene'al
Manager w. c. Dotterer of the New Or
leans Belt-end Terminal company Before
ms return to the Crescent CITY Mr.. Ben
der proposes to look over the Beaumont OH
field in company with Mr.. De Nette, VINO
is also interested in the oil fields.
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THE THEATRICAL SEASON
LIST OF ATTRACTIONS TO APPEAR
IN 19o1-19o2.
A Number of Recent New York Sue
oesses. Several Stars and Some
Elaborate REVEALS.


A list Of the attractions to appear al
Sweeney & Coombs' opcra bousn for A..
aooeo, ,ont 100 i'i tnt
Mr.. u. Bergman local nanngar ION an
Greenwal circuit.
me thcatergolns public Of Houston takes
nigh rank both in the patronage which
IS given to tbc ptaynrs ana tho ,r,.oci,
non bestowed ynnn nrr,,,,',,, ~ e''''
A"H "S9'V"su upon productions worthy OF
praise. The management of the circuit
seem TO hive made cvnry ccrrt go ~,
MARI no ,o,tnIr th, i.,', ~ W. ----
'.a,.o.,nor,,.. ','e u'S' 'alent IN inc en-
cess can be seen from the list procured
,,.. ',,s'"I''on' ASIDE from the stars should
compeieul hapds. a prrnher oT ,ocant NJ,
York snrcesses oro tnc,nao5 % 80 -'s"
o"e'''''o are lu'Iuued' several elab-
orAte REVEALS, as well as many OF the
standard plays. The outlool, for season
ah Su'''['g .'i. success S IS unusually bright
nolnced, but win be forthcoming IN q few
DAYS. The season vim oncn ,gitn ,h, r,na.
tolrs favorrc Of las, saoson kim, nt ~
ana Snl Braung. The Olympia Opera com
plA{ may 90 % Fort Worth and Dallas
ca ~ ~ september.
In l9e 9ruer named Houston Will have
thG following:
en- meg ~. GGre,eeawaalrs own company, The
Gay MI Holdstein.
Gus diA MrFaduen's Flats
6ettfule CoSbln In vanity Fair"
l I'tO"unu.s b h5W stars Mason \ Mason.
=, rue new comedy drama, In Womais
rover.
Ihe Thompson Opera company in "rhe
| IaSls Eye.
may Nokes IN Whose Baby Are Your
Ithe ever popular Fred Warde.
Tue 9ig comic opera "ihc Burgomast9r.'
me lrSu Kings, Murray n Mack.
n new Dielohrama, Tine Shadows OF sin, DO
Eugthia BAR IN Peg Wofhngton."
hHSl season = hlg hit The Runaway
'fllulnau Hearts," great domestic
drama.
new star, Adelaide Thurston, in
Sweet clover;
Monroe X Sage double company i'm
! Prisoner OF Henda,' and its sequel "Ru.
! pert OF Hent2au,'
! me greatest hit OF the year, ''Floradora -
Al a @. Field;
! star lioardcr."
a. LcsSl IN an elaborate revival of
| East lynne"
/ Ihe big farce, "a Stranger In n Strange
1 Land
1bat good old rustic play, alvin Joslyn. -
Rostcllc I'm hig production of .Don
Caesar dc Bazan'
! Al valley Forge.
! "a Baggage Check"
| trcd Burgess GA Poor Relation" rom
pany " ''"'
.sihe Rfiie OF New York"
'Ihe Man from Mexico
'lhe Sorrows Of satan"
| "A Run on tho Bank"
| ChAr.cS llaniord In rr1nd production
OF Iamng of the shrew.
Mclean 81 Tyler In 'ISng John"
| Nine Modjeska and Louis James.
IN. The btig MI Of !osI year in New York
1 a
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PETITIONS.

Fiom the Central Dry Goods company,
asking permission TO use three feet space
on sidewalk for display purposes. Referred
TO street and bridge committee with power
a. act.
From John Roduszeski. to open street
Received and fled.
From trustees OF Bethel Baptist church,
Tor cancellation OF taxes on church prop
erty. Referred TO finance committee and
its assessor.
From citizens asking 10 have bitches
aieabes out on Hutchins street. Granted.
q From Glars Grimm. for relief OF taxes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
San Antonio BLAZING

oysr i6 Aoi @a6v is 70 blaze of excitement
ps'nls who are coming 6u ndp Slammerin l
noiSt sp ss hsi9iIa.dolpa \ Mccullough. thos,
Dallas last yHsred SO many stntterers IN
Banutft winter. They will be at ths
Ia tbs House few weeks i'm ans, va,
reeuasteS gay q numerous Sufferers Sns N.Y.
Teas Christian return Ln We see that the
nam Journal. as well as ofhes 'J tx mn %,
.thtu. are loud in their praise. Write
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jim Miller, Josh Harris and W. J. Han

Jim Miller. Josh Harris and W. j. Han
cock
Mr.. William Wright and Miss Mary J..
Cole were married last night at 1880
residence Of Mr.. Carter on Clark street.
and was solemnized by Rev John G.
Green, pastor of Mckee Street Methodist
church.
the internal revenue laws, was placed Mi.
der bond In the sum OF $500 by United
states Commissioner Tracy Dunn for his
az Beaumont on the first Monday in De-
cember. The defendant was arrested at
Warren by Deputy Marshal n. r. borough
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ChiIds-Jonss.

Mr. Mause rhids and Miss Earnest
Jones Of Kingsbury wore married at .
o'clock yesterday morning mt No 2OO7
Onion street Rev Ammons Of the Tahcr.
nacie Bapus church officiating The
happy couple lett for Galveston and after
a brief Visit there will return to their
home at Kingshury
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Ms. Eine b Martin

Ms Fine D. Martin. aged 80 years Wiz
O. 9-o ar II O Martin, died at her home M
RtoWn, iion, ton avenue, at T. O'Clock noon
Aiunu"F, August 10, 1901, Mrs Fine icavel
sel, children AMI her husband beside :
Isl OF friends To- mourn her death mo
iiemains VIII b. token over tho Tntor,i ne
NOM! ana Great Northern railroad This
TERED this afternoon ""' ue IN
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Excursions to Sylvan sa,.,.

Regular Tuesday and Friday eren,,,
moonlight excursions to sylvan Reach 10
Porte by Southern Pacific. G., II. an ~
Music. dancing, sailing and bathing ~ y.
leaves central depot az p. m RetnratG IN
a buyes Ia forte 1850 p m. Regular SUM-
y NJ, e;4o Q. M, li5O n. N. Iees gu
torte .. NJ, s:55 .. 10. -'s La
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5PtGlA+ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

1.-THE Concordia" Club, newly formed
social organization, Is DESTROYS of pro
curing suitable quarters owners of prop
erty suitable for the purpose or those con
tcmUlltiug building Will please call upon
Ch0s. J. Wolf, chairman committee, 1Od
Main street
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Dr.. Benefits ElaGEgie 81

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A Gnnd MIL

from "Iba cpds feeding Is mixed Cows milk
nra,,o bland Condensed Niik ha paruen
constaSt,yH housed used, scientifically fed and are re
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Mrs. W. I. Inhnsn.

MIS-. w I. Johnson. aged 80 years dioa
sunday evening IN Brunner death lcieuo
M 10 consumhion. The remains wnrs5
f fnpss 10 "euh'tn' BRACES county, for In.
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Ms. a. w. Eloeok.

Ms rs w; Flock died ~ the res,dcrc,
this morning at 12;45 o'clock. MOAN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20

Iona Halstead, of Claremore, Cherokee Nat,
Iud Ty 81 was rackiug with pain from the
back Of my head down to my heels. Had
hemorrhage for weeks at a time, aud un-
able to sit up for ten minutes at time. Yon
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valuable medicines viz, DR. pierce's Favorite
Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets, also gave advice about injec-
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DR. Pierce's Medical Adviser in paper
covers is sent free on receipt of 81 one
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oHly Address DR. r. V. Pierce, Buff
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STREETS TO NE PAVED.

Congress, from Milan TO Cnrolnc; Con-
Eress, from Caroline 70 Charities; Preston,
from Caroline to bridge; Preston, from
min to Travis; Franklin. from bridge 10
san facinto; Travis. from Commerce 10
Texas ayenue; Commerce. from bridge to
~ ciay ',i udn anu Lyons 1renee eU T Int
tana to Crawford hrst-class Hardy street,
from Cont TO Noble; lIelner and Sablue
streets, from San Felipe TO Washington.
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s.YIIAL FORCE

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The weak Spot.

If you are sitting in restaurant where
mattresses are in attendance, you will
note now and again some young woman
mt her hand to her back, and straighten
herself up, while her lips are frightened
as If by pain. It's backache. Yet all
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~ wrote you foi
advice February 4th,
1902 writes Mrs
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-25
Birthday Surprise.

On last Saturday evening a goodly
party assembled at Mrs. Jonathan Denny's
to celebrate her birthday. 1t was a COM
plete surprise but none the less enjoyable
because of that fact. Music rendered by
the "Hawk-Eye Mandolin Club" gave
much pleasure and games and other
amusements made up a pleasant evening.
AT 10 o'clock a bounteous luncheon was
served and when all were seated Mayor
Torton in behalf of the guests assembled
presented Mrs. Denny with a be utiful,
carving set. His speech was neatly de-
livered and Mrs. Denny expressed her
thanks for the kind thought OF all. The
guests departed at a late hour wishing
their hostess many eturn of the day.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. JON
athan Denny, Mayor and Mrs. James d.
Torton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ford Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Dolbow, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph X. Munyan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wood, Mrs. Charles Mattson, Mrs, VIM,
V. Dolbow, Mrs. Wilfred Dougherty,
Mrs. Edward Danser; Misses Lou d.,
Thompson, j. Eta Denny, Louisa Dol
bow, Emma Dolbow, Ada Dolbow, Hilda
Danser; Messrs. Charles tanning, w.
Bert D~ougherty, Charles Hillman, Harold
and Arthur Munyan, Joseph M~attson,
Ray Elsh, Milton Dolbow.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-25
Harris property Sale.

The Commissioners sale of the real es-
| tate of the late Josiah Harris in PENIS
Grove last Saturday created much interest
| and while it brought a fair price consider
ing the financial conditions and laws, yet
| the corner lot on Main street did not come
up to expectations, nor former offers.
The farm of 1880 acres in Oldman's
Township was sold to VIM. j Gayenta for
$40 per acre, total$15l0.
The S.11 acres on the south side OF the
road adjoining the above was sold to
Clark G. Turner for 1905.
The pointed lot, 81 feet on Main street,
south OF the Railroad, was sold to James
Sharp for $20.5o.
The lot on the north side OF the Rail
road, 66 feet front, and lis feet back was
sold to Edw. S. Harris, an heir, for 81 a
foot, 1924.
The next lot 80 feet, Mrs. George
c. Sparks, an heir, bought for 81. 25 a foot,
1912. 80.
The next lot, 80 feet, next to James
j. Harris's, f. S. Harris bought at 81,
5000.
The lot on Franklin street, SO feet, be-
tween James Harris's and Mrs. Annie
stanton's was sold to Frank Dole, for s.
a foot, 1912.
The corne lot on Main and Franklin
street, so feet on Main street was bought
by Mrs. George G. Sparks, for SLIPS a
foot, $707,5 50.
The next lot with old house was sold
to Fletcher w. Layton, for $11.50 a foot,
$697. 80.
The l acre of meadow on the south
side Of Main street, with a street 'front.' Of
l79 feet was sold to VIM. p. Denny for
81 a foot, 1858. Total of all the property
1851. rs.