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In "Reminiscences of Falconer"
Major Fisher describes the tactics of Il
partridge when pursued by a tame
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samc precepts of rectitude. These fol-
lowers are no whit less truthful than
their leaders. Vet because the preacher
IS a leader it IS natural to give weight to
his statements, His very position and
responsibility to his people and the
world at large not only forbid the
thought of untruth in him, but lend
emphasis 10 any voluntary declaration
OF fact which he may make.
II pastor says TO one of his congre-
cation who is coughing, :" cured Il very
bad cough once hy the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, lie
could offer 30 stronger endorsement as
90 the value OF that well-known niedi,
cine as a cure for coughs and if such a
pastor makes for the time the world his
parish and puts out the same testimony
lie is only enarging the scope of his
benetacticn. For il TIE world at large
knew and was persuaded OF the wonder.
full curative powers of Golden Medical
Discovery" in cases OF diseases of the
respiratory organs, it would mean
great increase III the general health and
comfort, not to say probable saving OF
1 great many lives
VAS TRUE As GOSPEL"
II IS AS true as gospel that Dr.
pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
coughs, bronchitis, veal, and bleeding
lungs and such diseases of the respira,
tory organs as through neglect or un
skillul treatment may find fatal term
nation in consumption It is also true
chat the limit to a possibility of cure
cannot be set When people who have
had lourscore hemorrhages of the lungs
are cured by the use of the discovery"
there is certainly hope for one who may
have had ninety hcmorrhages When
some one is taken from the condemned
cell into which the local practitioner has
shut him. and from weak, emaciated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
A Septuauenariap


iesl'rdey was the SEVENTEEN birthday Of
Mr. y Randolph, and his wife arrongca =
surprise for him by inviting party Of hls
friends TO the residence last night to cola
n.'ue tne event There were no Indies
, r,,,., 'N''pi members Of the family. hut
handolph's old time friends. omone ,hc,n
= {. Crawford, Colonel II. NJ. Elsip II
= NacGresor, \. {. MORN. who bas i,,.o1
Tor "T ISris,FvS Of Mr. Randolph continuously
Ira Ira T. Jones, Judge " Il i'Vn iWi' NJ Doty,
Gciselman . and Smith y, n John Elsbary, n. i
ford rrIl3 was served at which Mr. crar.
pImentnrvp ' t sentiments proposed com.
erIng b reminIscenccs were rc da many
residence m l'H iIon period Of MIR. Randolph's
honse' Ss herr Tor nearly orty yea ageh ~
name b tnGush not under the present sent a rnS
's'"o'lshments in Houston mercantile
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
THE VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. GEORGE Brown Wires the Invitation
Committee of His Plans.

Mr. GEORGE Brown Wires the Invitation
Committee of His Plans.
MIR George Brown, chairman Of the TIar.
rlS county republican executive committees.
who left Houston several days ago to con
NeN to President Mckinley, on bohalf OF
the citizens and municipal government OF
Houston, an invitation To stop over In the
city ON his Western trip noNt mouth has
been heard from locally IN addition to the
tclcerarhic report from Washington in Yes
tertHy's Post
MIR. Brown represents the committees up
pointed 10y the mayor under authority Ot
The council nj Il regular meeting ~ that
body several DAYS ago, for the purpose OF
rendering Mr.. Mckinley ana his party the
Invitation to visit Houston. \ message
was received from him yesterday by MIR.
Spencer llutCbiuS. secretary of the COMMIT
tee. stating that the president aud party
would give Houston two hours on May 3,
the telegram In full being as follows.
Spencer lmtChlns, Houston.
Washington, April s, President ana
party win give Houston two hours May s.
morning. | leave for Ohio tomorrow.
George Brown
on receiving the telegram Mr.. llutcnus
announced that the committee would prob
ably get together within n few DAYS NV
aud arrange some sort of entertainments,
but Il would be very difficult 10 provide
such entertainment rs Il was hoped could
he given the president on his trip IN IN
two hours he viii stop in the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
CITY BRGVlTlEs.

The " + o. Social club viii give one Of
series If informal dances Monday night
at SnenEcrhuud hall
There are undelivcred kilograms at tho
Postal telegraph office, lls Main street.
for Dr, Rufus Smith aud j, $. Lehman,
Ornn NJ. Roberts chapter. United Dnugh.
tiers 81 the tonfcdcrncy. will not hold q
meeting this afternoon, hut Will meet sat
urdny afternoon NJ 3 o'clock
The regular monthly night meeting Of the
Young Women's Christian Temperance
Union VIII be held nj the residence OF Cola
mel n. l.. Mills 12tO itusl, avenue. prompt
ly NJ 8 o'clock An members are urged TO
attend.
There are undcllvcrcd tctcgrams ut the
office Of the Western Union Telegraph
company for David llulpert Warren, &.
Ward Miss Frances pac A. IT, Hawlcy,
f II sage, Mrs. Clara Hays, Eddie Nor
ton. shannon Wolfe aud Miss Frances
Dan,
The New Orleans picayunc saws: MIR.
Edward w. Endcrlc OF New York CITY,
who Is well known Ia this city, Is nj the
tiruncwnld hotel With his bride, formerly
Miss Tot Adnlr Of Houston, Texas The
happy couple viii leave IN few days 10
visit the Eastern cities
The revival meetings az the Mckee street
Methodist church are stlll In progress and
interest does not seem To- lag. Rev Thomas
II. leitch preached very able sermon NJ
last nights service. and II was stated hy
many that the meeting was the best Of tho
series, there being several conversions AMI
six acccssions to the church Services viii
he held today at $3.50 and 7;i5 p. IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
TO AUTHORIZE BONDS.
An Election to Be Held in This City
Next Monday
10 AUTHORIZE A 100000 BOND ISSUE
For Street Paving and Sewerage--The
Order in Which These improve
ments Are to Be Made.

On next Monday. April 3. all Of the quail
fled voters OF Houston who pay taxes on
real estate. will be entitled go vote on a
proposition to authorize the city to issue
Ss0O,O00 In bonds FOR street paving and
sewerage purposes. S2i0O00 to be spNlt In
street paving and 100000 In sewers The
bonds, II authorized, arr 10 run forty years
and bear per cent interest.
The mayor VIII designate today the pre-
siding officers and Judges to conduct this
election.
Following are the polling places:
FIRST ward Shuptrnc hall
Second Ward No. ~ engine house.
Third Ward General nrr station
Fourth Ward Marker hall
tifih Ward Live Oak hill on Mckee
street.
Sixth ward Mlustor'a store. 202U Wash
ingion street.
The polls win open at Il. m. and close
NJ y. IN.
Upnn ms election depends Whatever
street patins VIII be done by the present
administration.
The wore OF street paving. should these
bonds be issued, WIN he done in the fol
lowing order:
!. Congress avenue, from Cnawres ia
Milan.
- Preston avenue, from Caroline to
Washington.
3. Prairie avenue, rrom Travis 20 ran
nn.
4. franklin avenue from tho Frluldin
avenue bridge TO san JJcu'o street.
.. Travis street. fron Commerce To-
Texas avenue.
g. Commerce street, from the Milan
street bridge 10 FHuuln.
I. Odlu and Lyons avenues from the
present brick pavement to Lyons. thcnce
10 connect Win jhc paved county road n
the CITY limits
\ One Of tho avenues through the rhiri
ward about midway between Mckinney
and McGowpn and extending from Milan
10 Crawford, this avenue NOT Yet selected.
o. Hardy street from CONT 90 Noble.
10. lIciner and Sabine streets from san
Fcljpc Go Washington.
Tho sewers that are tp be- built out OF
the proceeds from the sale uf these bonds
are: sanitary sewer OH fmukln avenue,
from san Jaclnto street to Milan street
The Congress avenue sewer was the next
on she lst but this sewer has already
been hid
Sewer ON rWirie, from Funuln 10 Smith.
on Capitol. from Main 10 Louisiana.
on Travis from TcVus avenue TO COM
mercc. and drainage sewer on Hardy
street
rhls schedule was adopted nv the com
Oh IN MAY. 1900,
While 90 rs NOT cNnectcl th1t S3Dpn
will accomplish an Of ihis WORKS the i'm
proycmruts WIN hc made I'm HE order llS
named above as far as Inc money VIII go.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
COUNTY SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Election viii Be Held in Forty-two Rura
srLrrn.l ni.A.irt-- ~, Gnl1LrAau

Election WIN be ttcld IN orty~tWo nural
School Districts on Saturday.
The annual county school trnstres cleo
ZION viii be held throughout Harris county
tomorrow. There are forty-two rural school
uisirlet thr county anl the election
VIII he held TO elect two white ana two
colnr,d tru-tccs ln each district The white
aud colored boards. while separate aud dis
tlnct. are governed hv the same laws aud
each controls the schools Of its color. There
are, however about twelve Of the dis
iricts that have no cplurcd school aud. of
course, ia these districts. there will be
no election FOR cuiurrd WuslrCN
rhcsc trustees elections are hcd annual
~ one mclubul ui each hoard being elect.
ed one year and two members the follow
Ing year. The member elected at last
year election Will hold on uuul the clcc
ton next year, and the Two mombcrs elect
ed tomorrow viii serve for term OF two
years.
The returns OF tho election are required
"a be made TO the county Judge within
hvc days after the election Is held and
the county Judge reports thom 90 the CCm.
nusslouers' court to he cauvnsscd Tine le-
suit Is then ccriincd ia the county suprriu-
tendcnt ~ ruhlr instruction.
The trustees elected tomorrow vi'l quail
lfy aud take up their duties ON May /,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr., W f. Blair Of Dayton was at the
Huiohins house Yesterday
Mr. G. l.. Chaffce. prominent lumber.
man Of Omaha. Is NJ the Rice hotel.
j. VI Moore, we'll known banker OF
Anglcton. Is stopping at the Bristol
Major II. A. Rogers Of Galveston cam-
up last evening and IL n guest OF the 10.
gan.
Mrs. Ella Z. Jamlson Of Alvin ia at tne
Rice hotel, having arrived yesterday morn,
Ing.
Mr.. rIlmler Cravcrohi a prominent insnr
ance man Of Dallas, Is registered at the
Logan,
Colonel W. l.. Thompson OF the legal
fraternity u Beaumont was In the city
last night
Mr.. A NJ. McFaddin has returned to his
apartments at The Rice hotel from q Visit
to Victoria.
Messrs i. somcrs. w. u. Carpenter ana
y y. Page Of Kansas city are guests ~
the Bristol.
Mrs Wells Thompson arrived last nigut
from Mataeorla county anu Is stopping at
the lace hotel
Mrs J. W Link q Orange was among
tered NJ the lIwchins house.
s NJ scat OF waco, who ts conuectcu
with the Kphreus Drug company. was
guest Yesterday az the Bristol.
Mr. nud Mrs e. W Nugent, leading cil.
~'ll' "l "ulN' were aUnnH inc arrivals
at the ilntchins house last night
y Low. a wnolr.a.e merchant ar
Brenham. accompanied hy Mr. y. Harris
OF Palos,uc s stopping nt the Logan,
nr If. e. Noor, ana Mr J. II. Lay
came down f,om Ilallctsvillc last night
and arc quartcrcd at Tie lhirhius house
Thomas e. West of Fort Worh was. ri
the Logan Yesterday and lert il4 night
for Austin Via inc norihh0np1 Central
trnin
Ncssrs :, ,r,,,u,.,,., o,t - "a
Thompson. vcn known erntlenrn Of Roll
Vile, ARE among me guests Of The I,o-
gan
A., - st.t 49,, -,
Nv,',, i.. ,', ~ ~ a. '4y,tI'" - @
night ne is rrturning home from Benu.
nnnt.
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81, W, IPI" l'II ilH nnlN',,"n ~
i.I"H' u" Ig''pl u2'Ill'n MI. ., '2rpNu"
tnr ana nd man
,, .,..,
a. hH4,haln' ~ "i
~ Nl'FI me- a','"l"u" NY VT. ",
tH' "n,''N'' 'm, ,.,''' I Il1n
no.rl
,.,,,
Mf' " fI WIHH' ,ahu VIC Hud me
MISSES 'AflWflthl 9l l't''l TORN u pI''S
ana patN registered at inr Logon en- route
IN N'W 'llclNH 10 dI'lu INC ih'1i'I WYNN
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cert by Miss Belle Trenchard contralto.
and Mr.. J. j. Castellanos, Jr., bass; both
from New Orlcaus. with splendid recon-
mcndntlons.
TO the program. Including the opening Choir
MS from Robin Hood. the "Crndle Song. ="
Il lullaby; Honey, | Want Yer Now n
Home"
This Will he the last concert hut Que 10
be given this season by the Qunrtette
society. their FINAL entertainment. rccep-
tioB musical. viii close the season about
the middle Of May
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05

PRICE OF BEAUMONT OIL LAND.
Mr.. Cheek Of Galveston Says 1t Has m
creased 100 Per Cent This Week

Mr.. Cheek of Galveston Saws II Has ,n-
creased 100 Per Cent This Week
\ party of Galvestonlans who ore ,nrer
eS'ed IN the TcxaS oil development arrived
III Houston last night from beaumont
where they had been looking over 1ne
hrd- The gentlemen composing the n,rty
are Ncssrs. j. T. Cheek. Fred uarteI
nus Reymcrshotrer aud r.. : Rn,yI, NJ,
tnSSE spent the night at the Ricc bni" .
p pon t lmTgG Of mem win remain in ions,
on one Of the early train, '''''S'"A
,"Nps"Ni,!ns oi the oil Industry around Bonn.
nY,ltoMr; Check Said last night thai ' ihc
ard ~ en- IS not diminishing in the lcasr
ionu, !" Gle an Instance Of II. he said III T
iai" which was nffcrcd Monlay for S5lN
az N'fc brought slN0G Yesterday. '"
OH com nnreS Is Interested IN he Gcvscr
viii ,on,n,5,, OF galveston which, he says,
county within 4 short while.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
LAST MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF Medical Examiners for This Judicial
District.

OF Medical Examiners for This judicial
District.
The board Of medical examiners for this
the Eleventh, judicial district commenced
their last meeting yesterday aud viii con
clndc their labors and adjourn today slne
Gle, as the work of these district boards
VIII In future be done by State boards. To
he appointed 10y the governor. The board
Tor the Eleventh judicial district. which
goes out OF existence today. Is composed
entirely Of Houston physicians: Or. 1
w scott president; Or. George Lnrcndou,
secretary; Drs. $, D. Rod. j. H. Mnysln. W
A, Archer ana ]. VI BOYLE The board /.
sued eight certificates Yesterday on diplo.
mas from recognized colleges, which cortif.
ieatcS entitle the holders To practice mod
iclne IN this state.
The new law passed by the present leg.
islature does away with these district
toards and provides for three boards al
medical examiners, to be appointed nv tho
hoNernor, one Of practitioners from the
regular school of medicine, one from The
Ecierilc anl nnother from the u0meopathlr
branches, Each shall consist Of nine MON,
hefs ami each shall he known as a State
board, the members TO serve for two years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
To Lcok After Amendments

Alderman Miller OF che Second ward. Al
dcrmNm Thomas Of the Third and Alderman
o'Leary Of the Fourth, nll representatives
~ the south side wards LEFT last night FOR
Nustiu loaded down with Houston charter
mtndmrnts. They took enough litcraturr
with which 10 supply the memncrs OF both
ho1sca OF the legislature. aud They propo y,
j. LEI he law makers know what they
Nant before they leave Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
Modern Preachers.
ARE THEY TO BE TRUSTED
AND BELIEVED?

The only value Of the question in the
headline is to bring home the fact that
Of all classes Of testimony, that offered
by the clergy would be most promptly
accepted without doubt or cavil. The
clergy stand for truth and right, and
thousands follow them living up to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
WHARTON BRANCH OUT ON BOND.
Waived Examination In Liberty County
Yesterday on Both Charges.

The cases Of Wharton Branch charged in
Liberty county with having Killed W. H..
Wall and w II, Duncan, came M At Lib
erty Yesterday for preliminary hearing
The accused, who was In jail NJ llouStop
did not appear. and his counsel Waived cx.
animation.
iuc examining MAGISTRATE decided tAat
The charges werc Dallahle. and the hondsin
In the Duncan ease NJ Sts)O Both bonds
We're made and they were brought 10
Houston last night by Deputy Sheriff Cher
~ ~ Liberty county the deputy who
JAIN ON the evening ~ the shooting Toe
bonds having been made and approved Mr.
Branch has hcen released from custody.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05

", - raso' Texas. April 4.-one of rbo
s |r,so disastrous sand storms Of the wear
ov, WV over tue city today. The wind WIS
BH HsInrsIly , high and the dust was form,
pended AMI nj he "ale was practically sns IS.
,rces elesr Of pedestrians " amos, en-,
a honSMe' ie broken or blown down nnd ,o ~
on muse ,bs an The city but what w wis "np no.
aikal dust T1''r 10 Of cloui of Iowierea
much damage - WA sSN aus parts Of the city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
sPEcIAL ANNouNcEMENr-

Mrs, A. J.. Nelms' SUNDAY school c,,ss
WI have an egg roll and hunt Satnr'isS
Mternoon April q a. S;3n O'Clock on Shearn
church lawn FOR the heneht of tho =
building fund, admission 10 cents -.
races aud hlonlike will be novel attr,S,ss
Ions Tor the httle ones aud tcmpilne ~.
nnshments WI be for sale at low nri,ss
All kinds o. Easter eggs viii he Tor saia Il,
we'll, An are cordially Invited -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
PLANS SOLICITED
For the Carnegie Library Buildina-To
Be In by MAY rs.

The trustees Of the Houston lyccum and
Carnegie Library association advertise for
plans for the Carnegie Library building 10
be submitted by - o'clock, noon, on NAV
-, The plans must provide for the con-
struction of a building noe To- exceed in
cost $4,000 Architects desiring nforma,
tlon upon the subject ms TO details should
apply TO MIR H. II. Dickson, chairman OF
the building committee.
This building donated by Mr. Carnegie
Is 20 occupy the site recently secured by
The trustees. In the rear Of the FIRST Pres.
hSterlan church. AZ the corner OF Mckinney
avenue ard Travis street
Work will likely commence as soon as
the plans are accepted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
A Council Caucus.

itere was caucus meeting OF the city
council yesterday afternoon, the ohloc,
being 10 SIN further consider the anestlon
~ reirenchmcnt, particularly m the health
department. civ Health officer Dr. Mas
" WAS NOT present and white nothing ded-
lnie was done Il was tacltly agreed thai
hN department. could spare atTleast twa
Inspectors without crlppllng Its efaclencv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
Oil Stock Roo,,;,

on rn,a ass.N hgyan. representing she araco
vr., sSs.pany OF Texas. received n a,sn,,e,s
f,ss,suss from Mr. II. L. Fag,p me r,oa
somna. ana assistant secretary ~ ,ns
shares q Beaumont. stain, ~. - ~
0' the company at 10 cents ,uas 4 S ssgpo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05

hh aadd neon taken in one block and 1oo,n
sold 'i e., S9d before breakfast. Mrs Rrf,,,
o cTiu 81 N this city Yesterday 1850 thnr,a
ion. tho s"S so Ilot NO. shares assigned to Hons
n M9hdaJ provided tho s0.0nO sba ,pS u, Oh
NOT All sold before that time are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05

81 took a severe cold which settled in
the bronchial tubes" writes Rev Frank
Hay, of Nortonville Jefferson Co., Kan
SaS, "Aiter trying medicines labeled
Sure cure. almost without number, l
was led TO try Dr. Pierce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery. I took two bottles and
was cured and have stayed cured When
| think OF the great pain had to endure,
and the terrible cough | had, it seems
almost a miracle that was 50 soon re-
Loved That God may spare YOU many
years and abundantly bless YOU is the
prayer of your grateful friend"
Men or women suffering from disease
in chronic form are invited to consult
DR., Pierce by letter, fee. All CORES.
poudence is held in strict privacy and
sacred confidence. Address DR. r V
Pierce Buffalo, y Y
This offer OF free consultation by let.
ter places at the disposal OF the sick the
skill and experience of nearly score of
the best physicians who are associated
with Or Pierce, chief consulting physi-
cian to the invalids Hotel and Surgical
Institute, Buffalo. y Y
Accept 10 substitutes for Golden Med
zeal Discovery No other medicine is
"lnst as good for diseases of the organs
OF respiration.
THE BIBLE OF THE BoDY,n
is title that has been given to Or
Piercc's Common Sense Medical AID.
wiser 1t is perfect guide to the health
OF the body as the Bible is TO the health
OF the soul This great work. contain.
ing more than n thousand large pages
and over seven hundred illue+r,t,,,,N :;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
A TEXAS WONDER.
Tails Great Discovery

one small bottle OF Hairs -.
cry cures all kidney and treat Diseor-
emIsSieSS gravel cures diabetes 'son n,,,
ism and all HSI rre eS9 l1Ps backs rGeama
S Seu bladder In both men ana wa ne sldheyS
ART trouble N children If not soihh. blal
s6o on @ small Ss Iep So BY mali Oh receipt e S0S o
treatment, and VIII V enre y two months
t ugpe'oned Or. T. W, Hall Sol ease aelve
fo orer, Il, Q, Box 600, ST Louis lIo'e Mnnnfac.
Houston Drus Sold by ali druggists Ell sal snI
upders, worth, Texas. Apr1
e oyer,' enc have used Hairs I've, the
sAeerta aSneg gcs SnS bladder troubles Dna
EEN S. W, TuKNnn
Hos. c. ANDREWS
a. g. BROOK w.
- w. NORTON
LIE FLEMING.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05

An ounce OF prevention Is worth a mound
OF cure. and bottle Of Ballqrd's Horchound
Syrup used In time Is worth a star of
physicians with a drug store or two In.
hy A. Il, Klesling, druggist, SCR Main
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05

Dr. Kraus one Of the Hot springs Doe
tors. has inst closed lease with Lew
nros, for thc entire building known as the
Levy Bros. old stand untll September l.
The bnilllng is to be used MS the Hot
springs Medical Institute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05
oUARTETrs CLUB CONCERT.

Last of the Season Win Be Given NEXT
Wednesday.
The next Of tho series of concerts NV the
Honston Quartettc society. complimentary
70 Its honorary members. viii he given nj
saengerbnnd han on next Wednesday even.
Ing, April 10.
The society viii be assisted in this con.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-05

Of ~. '""N'ny statement Of the condition
sson " county treasury for last mont
M 'ne following balances ON hand ~,
IVY ~ ''oSe OF business on March M,
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Vas lst dasf Stencils. rubber STAMPS.
..otary ana Lodge. seals. metal checks, efc
=. v, Love. 2205 Mechanic ST., Galveston
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PArRlcK's TRANSFER. PHONE TSs.
stables corner Fannin aud Commerce.
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PArRIcK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7ss
Heavy machinery and safes a Speciality
S'ap'es corner Fannin and Commerce.