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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
THE CHALMERS FAMILY.
eighty-six Persons. Representing Four Genera.
lions. al Reunion at Lakeside.

Lakeside. Me. Aug. ga very happy
affair was the reunion of the Chalmers
family here Wednesday, Eighty-six men,
bers of the family, every one of them
bearing the name and representing four
generations were present:
Great grandfather William Chalmers.
aged ": grandfather William H. ChaI-
ners, aged 10: William Dinsmore Chat
mers. aged 81; William LaForest Cha
mers. aged Is. We're the males of the di
rect line. Mrs. Abigail Webster, aged 81 .
Mss Adelaide Chalmers. aged A. and
Miss Angelina Lucille Chalmers were RI.
first born of the females of the direct
ilnt. There were other sons and daush-
sers. o!d and young, including baby Wini-
lreu ESteEa Chalmers. 10 months old
There was no attempt at a regular pro-
gram. but everybody was supposed TO re.
si1nd to the call to sing a song, sreak a
piece or tell a story
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31

The will of the late Elizabeth
Harvey of Boston. widow oi ,,e,
Harvey. who was a friend OF 'ss,s
W,hs;c~. contains apubhc THE
mounting to more than $4,000. an, 49,,
New hampshire Historical sr
gets the portraits OF DaiieI ,.av by
and Of her husband. Peter ..srs Of
tmes. together with all the - "a ali
Mr. Webster 10 her husband III, ,at-
he letters and papers given % son
ter Nv Mr.. Webster or py
Fletcher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
FIRE AT RIDDEFORD.
Geo. Do!by's Paint. Paper and Hard
ware store Damaged $500.

Biddefo"d. Me. Aug. 29.-The firemen
of this city. We're called out. late to-
hiSht. TO put out blaze in a wooden
block on Elm street.. The properly is
owned by Joel Bean and his tenant is
George Dolby, a paint. pancr and b,r,
ware dealer. The total less is so-0o
stock. ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31

Accidents come with distressing fire.
Quency on the farm. Cuts bruises. stinEs
sprains DR.. Thomas Electric Oil 70
lieves the pain Instantly. Never safe
without II.
N ". fG ~Ly.tI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31

Base hits-EasteIns 6: Old Town. I.
Struck out-By Cross. T. by Remission. 1.
Base un balls-By cross. ); 10y kenniStoE,
.. Stolen bases-lluimes, simmons, Sau!'-
dcrs. Sacrifice mt-Stan.ey. Passed
balis-couslns. Time. H.. 2urn. miir"
William Long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
The Races.


Johnny Wilkes, b. s.. BY Nelson
Wilkes tFrenchD Observation-Disclosures. |
Ninsiisher. +. x. OhairI .......... : :
I.innie C.. blk. m. Merriln 800. ) J
Reno X b. h. ,Wooubury) ........ : 4
Will Curry z g (t.dmunds) ...... ) ;
Carrie v. b. m. UBurrilh ....... Dir
Time. 2lS4. 2i94, zig !.
GREEN HORSE RACE.
Sannie r.. b. m. by San Gabriel.
tlreianu) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l !
Auburn Girl b. m. RusselD $500. 2
clint b.. b. q. lFogs) ............ } 3 >
Eddie o.. =. x. tWigginb .......... / dis
Time. 2.2G'.. 2.234. %. !.
RUNNING RACE-ONE-IIALF MILE.
Whipney. h. h.. ORooney) ........- ! |
The Maintain. ch. e. tFitZStrald, | >
Lumcre. CHI g.. tMckenneE) ...... } ; }
Time. 81 l., .5lE. .5li2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31

This signature il on every box u the eenuius
Laxative !,rc'Mo Qeinine Tablet.
- ss.usiy thst cures \ cold - ~sas s;A)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
At THE GREAT
MAINE STATE FAIR
may be seen the novelty attraction
an American Women Push rOlO Players

An exciting contest played by ~ Geauti-
Jul and powerful women. direct from the
Pan American exposition. Buffalo. n. Y.
The largest rubber ball ever used in any
game being over seven feet high. Is used
TO play this game. This will be the first
and only place in Maine where this game
can be seen this year. Positively the
greatest of attractions. also the greatest
fireworks display ever seen at any fair in
New England. This year starts the CEN
fury with fair that will eclipse anything
ever offered in this line in the history Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-31
Admission to Day and Evening Shows. 75c.

with Zoc. coupon for evening admission re-
deenable at booth outside the gate be-
tween the hours Of 400 and p. NJ. for all
who do not wish to remain at the eve
ninf show. More cattle more horses. and
a good variety OF Names best products at
this fair
aug3l, sept2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
PERSONAL MENTION.


~. Butler of Austin is registered at the
Lawlor,
W: r. Coleman of Austin is located at
the Bristol
W. A. Tyrrcn and wife Of Iowa are
stopping at the Lawlor.
W. II. Uaggard Of Dallas dropped 10
the city today and registered al the Law
lor
ID. y. Mccall, the well known travelling
man Of Dallas came IN Yesterday ana put
up Mt the Bristol
Messrs. j. II. Roby and ] Il. Parks
Of. Gainesville werc among the arrivals yes.
terday at the Bristol.
Secretary ~ state Judge John - 1nn
was In the city yesterday from his official
headquarters OF Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. jules Eschenfe.dcr re.
turned last evening after delightful bydAi
trip through California and ARE with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Reichardt.
MIR. n II Wade manager ~ the woofan
Weils company, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Wade reports that prospects are good
for live season AT the wells and that
visitors are already coming in.
Mrs. Edward II Harris Of Galveston
came m last night tn attend the quar-
tetts soclety's closing concert and viii re
main in Houston few days. the guest or
Mrs A. I. Spaldng. corner OF Austin
street and Walker avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
GETTING THINGS IN SHAPE
HOUSTON OIL EXCHANGE TO OPEN
WITHIN A.FEW DAYS.
Such Was the Announcement Made After
4 Meeting Of the Directory
Yesterday Afternoon.

The Houston Oil and Stock Exchange
Will be On operation now within few days
unless all the calculations of the promoters
OF the enterprise fall Arrangements are
being made TO this end and the details Of
sts establishment are being rapidly dis
posed Of.
There WAS meeting OF those Interested
held Tuesday afternoon when board Of
directors was chosen and at directors
meeting held at the Cotton Exchange build.
1pg yesterday afternoon the officers were
elected. The directors also named the
various committees necessary in the opera
tion Of an exchange, among the committees
Thus named being an arrangement commit
tee, the existence of which will terminate
With the formal opening Of the exchange.
\ The arrangement committee is composed
OF Messrs. II. w. Gamble, Il. r. Richard
scn, NJ. f.. Andrews. Edgar watkins and
II. r, Keller, The duties Of this committee
viii be TO secure a suitable location ard
arrange such other details Incident To the
opening of the exchange as may arise
IL Is not anticipated that a good location
Will be difficult 10 secure, and far this
reason u was announced after the meet
Ing OF the directors yesterday afternoon
that the new Institution would be opened
for actual business within a few days
The membership Of the exchange, So far
time to consider applications, Includes
many of the most successful and pnterpris-
Ing business men Of Houston-hose men Of
AFFAIRS who have climbed high I'm the com
mercial and Industrial word--and tho ex-
change, for their participation, will I'M
douhtedly prove a great success. The con
Dection OF such men With anr enterprise
can rot fall to leDd IL prestige aud reassure
all as 10 the function Il j. 20 perform 10
TIE business of the community.
Another thing that points TO success for
the. exchange 4 the fact that It is 10 bs
rnder capable management from the start.
y has the services Of Mt W b. Wasson.
Springs mining exchange. as manager aud
secretary. Mr.. WATSON Is Thoroughly OK
perlenced In the conduct OF commercial ex
Exchange considers that 1t Is fortunate In
securing his services.
The officers aud directors Of the ex-
change and members, so far as announced.
ere as follows:
F a. Reichardt, president; John II. Kir-
ond vice president Edgar Watkins, third
Vice president.
~ p'FSet9Es- ,fo, 4 Reitchardt, Ionn H KIr-
GsmhIe f II. Richardson. Ii. I. Roller. |
l.. c. Luckel.
Mouse, W. II. Palmer, o. c. Drew, sr., /
r. simpson, c, Hutchinson, ST Edgar wat |
flRs w. Il S FSidy Il s. c GSlss1ta "a
s.. T. Keller. BRYAN Heard, A. J. Wick,
I. G, Read w II. Norris. VI Z Andrews,
george l.. Porter, f. u. Richardson, n w.
Gamble. Charles r. Munger, /. c. Luckei
2. T; Fuller, n. l.. NILS, W. Il. King y.
&. Cherry.
In addition 10 the above members there
arc Quite number whose applications the
'ommittee on membership has NOT had ap- |
n rtu1ity 70 consider, among these applica-
ions being some from beaumont. Colorado |
Springs and Cripple Creek The member
nip Is limited to fifty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
NO POLITICS IN 1T.

Alderman Sonnen Tells Why MIR. jain
was Denied Irack7ge Facilities
In an article published In the Houston
department. of the Galveston News Ines.
day In reference to the fallure Of MIR GUS
tay jain to build the rice min on the site
he purchased some time since for that pur.
pose the Impression IS given. 80 members
Of the city council contend. that air Iohn
was denied trackage facilities through no
lttical reasons. The statement TO which
the members Of the council take exceptions
is as follows
The purchase was made bur whom Mr.
jain petitioned the council for the priyl.
lege of using certain track for cars, 10
handle his produce. It was denied him.
There was opposition from other parti
and on account of politics being pretty
warm, and Mr. jain not having local
political pun, he failed to get It, This too
IN the face Of the fact that he had beeu
besonght by good business men to come
Alderman Sonnen Of the First ward has
requested the publication IN The Post az
the Following statement for the council In
regard 10 the matter. Mr.. Sounen SAYS:
Inc impression created by me article
~ the News Is that, for poticai reasons
The city council refused to allow Mr.. Inhn
70 use track already constructed for Inc
handllng OF the products Of his Industry,
lhlS IS an erroneous Impression aud works
an injustice 10 the council. The facr of
the matter Is, Mr. jain wanted and sought
permission from the council Ia CONSTRUCT
a new track 10 his property and the couu,
~ whs perfectly wtuinr to give = 10 nun
But Mr.. Henke, who, as is well known.
owns. property alongside thar purchased Nv
Mr. jain. entered protest declaring maj
the construction Of the track desired nv
Mr.. Jahn would work rreparable domags
to his property. and there were intimationa
Of q damage suit against the city IN eaSs
Mr.. Jnhn was given permission ana h1nt
the track
Ut was out of Difference 10 Mr.. uenke,a
rights as n citizen and properly holder. -
Well rs q precauilnn against involving tha
iiiy In serious Litigation. that the pcrmis-
sion sought by Mr.. jain was denied
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
FOB TIE COLLAGE FUND.
A Check for $3.50 Added to the Amour,
Subscribed.

A Check Tor $3.50 Added to the Amount
Subscribed
The following letter will be pleasant in.
formation for the teachers Of Houston and
sthers interested In the teachers cottage
20 be built at Boulder, Colo:
Mr. G. J. Palmer. Business Manager The
Post. Houston. Texas
Dallas. Texas May n 1901. Dear Sir;
have pleasure in handing herewith 10
favor OF your Chautauqua cottage fund
eheek for $3.50. same being Your pro rata
proportion Of this special fund Of 500,
which has been 10 my hands for some
weeks In favor OF the successful contest.
ants.
As soon as we know definitely Just what
amount viii be available from Austin for
pfo rata distribution between yourself aud
the other successful members of Your
group, we shail md pleasure ia sending
check 10 cover such proportion. | believe
you are aware that Austin was the ouiy
town IN your group falling u success
An enort VIII be made within the next
Few days to have contractor como Iuto
THIS territory from Boulder with The Tn.
Gorscment Of the Chautauqua executives
Tor the purpose of arranging. II possible
Tor the satisfactory erection of the sew
erai community cottages upon the Chm.
tanaua grounds, OF whose movements you
VIII no doubt he further advised and we
hope You viii be able tu do business with
him adyantageousy.
fiepse accept my sincere congratulations
on your success In this iaduable uuseInIsh
undertaking. Yours truly,
j. T.. Song.
President Colorado Chnutanuna.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE DEALS.
Big Transactions in Both City and
Acreage Property.


Acreage Property.
YESTERDAY. like all days now. since the
advent If the oil boom into South Texas,
was hummer for business in the county
clerks office at Houston. The office was
thronEed throughout the day with persons
filing papers to he recorded, aud the day s
filings. footed mp. show the business 10
have been somewhat better than on pre-
vlous days.
The largest transaction for which n deed
hns been filed for some time Is that shown
la an Instrument filed by the Houston
Printing company, publishers Of The Post
The paper was warranty deed from John
II. Kirby, conveying to the above named
concern the three lots recently purchased
by him III the corner Of Travis street and
Iexas avenue, opposite the new sIilby ~
DOW hall. The price paid by the publishers
OF The Post was $40, 500 II Is the Intention
ot me houston Printing company to erect
Il the bqldlng on the prope'tv, which
Mhcn compl tea. will he the home of The
ether deeds of Importance were fled aIsS
among them being one from Robert NJ Rla.
l"ck ana Others 10 u. Miller conveying gO6
acres out OF the Amy White League ON san
Jaclnto river; one from NJ NJ Bright 10
me north hait Of the William HiIbus sur
Sey' on the east side OF san .Iaclnto river
i"E Soma ana another from the Houston
Lana and Trust company to s. d Jecves
conveying htteen aud one half acres of thn
n II. Ilerwoster league for $500
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
CITY eREvlrlEs.

There Is an undelivered telegram NJ the
Postal telegraph office, lis Main street. for
Frank 7, MerSin.
The first peaches for the new season
were received nv Nix Nanthos Yesterday
They came from Tyler
The executive committee of the Daurbter.
Of the Republic VIII meet with Mrs T,r'
wltz at 0;2o o'clock FrlCay morning.
Mrs. Theodore Heyck, Jr.. and Miss
Edythe Gitaud will give card party this
afternoon for the married ladies and this
ladies.
There. are undelivcred kilograms al the
office OF the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany for ], II, Smart. A. 7. Blackford, A
N, Outlnw, G.. A, Hayes, j. r. Withers
Arthur Davis, James Kelley and olen Cross
inadvertently the nasne az Mr.. w. w.
Dexter WAS omitted In publishing the list
OF committees TO entertain the visiting ed
itors. Mr. Dexter Is an old member OF the
state Press association and has co.operated
with the local committees
The Cow BOY Rangers will muster ON
san Jaeinto street at court house SQUARE
on Sunday az O'clock y. m, mounted 10
attend the Red Mems picnic at Magnolia
park. Captain Wood desires that every
member report at that hour.
The members of the sabbath school OF
the Lubbock Street PRESBYTERIAN church
Win hold their animal picnic on Saturday,
May 20. The school and all friends are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
HOUSTON EXCITED.

There. is much excitement In this city
teachers on earth, Drs. Randolph and Me.
Nuiiough, who have that famous voice
school IN St Louis. These gentlemen visit.
ca ilaiias, Texas, last winter and cured
hundreds Of inveteratr stnttArers The posi-
gave notice of them while In Dallas and
punhshcd LETTERS from numbers who were
gnured ny tnem. The Christian Advocate.
STOCK Journals were lond In their praise
iheY WIN he In Houston fow weeks only
gnu we nope that every sufferer in iii
q ne lshu WIZ 70 10 see them at once ana be
,nred Of this sud afflctlon. You viii Aud
tnem az Mrs Lewis boarding house, 10
. 10 MAIN street. Hand this to a slut ss,.sr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
SUMNER TOURS
Colorado and Utah.

There are many tours outlined for Colo.
race hut none are complete without in,
Guiding quaint and picturesque Sah Lake
CITY IN the Itinerary, Excursion tickets
are sold by all lines In the Fast and Sontn
10 salt Lake City via either tho Denver
ard Rio Grande or Colorado Midland RAN.
loads, In connection with the Rio (;rande
Western Railway the tirent salt Lake
WIZ entte holders 10 stop-over priyt
ieges al all the prominent resorts In The
kofkr Mountains and Utah MS we'll gs
be daily excursions To Salt Lake civ dur'
Ing the entire summer. rs well as extra low
rates OH special days. inquire of Ticket
agent. Send 20 for coples of "Salt Lake
niy-the city Of the Saints aud ''Sldc
Trip Folder 70 Geo. W Heintz. General
MESSENGER Agent. Rio Grande Western
Hallway Salt Lake city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
ptRRY eAsMNs ouT ON soNo.
Waived Examination and Allowed Bal
in the Sum OF $500

in the Sum OF $500.
Perry Gasklns, charged with having mur
dcred Sidney l.. Hestand at Mrs. Maber
Iy's place, 22i3 Washington street, Monduy
night, waived examination In Justice
Malsch's court yesterday and was allowed
ball In the sum of $3.50. which he readily
gave II win be remembered that Ael
stand WIS shot during melee that FOL.
lowed his breaking into the place through
the front door, the details of the TRACE ~
having been published In The Post yester
day.
Heistaud was q son.in-law ~ Mrs Nah.
erly and he aud his wife occupied tie
house with her. Gaskins also lived at tue
place, being q roomer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
LOST.

In the Pullman Sleeper 'Nneces," which
left New Orleans Saturday evening. NAV
T. and due at san Antonio Sunday even
ing, left a package about one loot square
and eight inches tnck, wrapped In manila
package contained some wearing apparcl
ana letters and papers. The letters bear
my name and address, j. Il. Watkins
me liberal reward will he paid to anv
one causing the return OF the papers
J. u. WATKINS
Lake Charles Ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

United Confederate Veterans, will not an.
point his stat nor sponsor for his brigade
until after the reunlnn ut Memphis Tenn.
IN order NOT 10 conflict with appointments
already made by his predecessor. General
NJ r. Mott.
The election Of officers Of the division
Of Texas at the Waco reunion will be for
warded 70 General John II Gordon through
his adtntant general and chief Of stan.
General George Norman, who will make
the nfhriaI announcement and issues tue
commissions Of the officers elected for the
coming wear
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

on Lubbock street At : o'clock saturiay.
The Temperance meeting held al Me-
Asian chapel by the Union OF Unions Of
the W. G. r. y. was most enjoyable and
successful event. program fill of enter
tAlnnent and instructions consisting of pa
p7rs rccitntions solos and other musical
numbers WIS rendered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
Back from The General Assembly

Rev. William ITayne Leavell. n. D., pas.
Tor OF the First Presbyterian church. has
returned to the city from his short visit
TO the general assembly Mt Little Rock.
Dr; Leavell win conduct the week uiuht
service ny the chapel tonight aud desires
a Kun attendance of members of The
church, as this will be tho last Thursday
night service he will attend before lcnv.
ing Tor his summer vacation Of f,i,r
, uouan us, ana he has some matters OF i'm,
poFtance 10 present TO the church
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
The Opinion Of Medical eznorts

based upon actual observation and carefn
experiments shows that Malt Murine nos.
stsses intense nourlshlng strength and
Wonderfully assists digestion. Mali Nh
i,lne Is prepared by the famous Anheuscr
Husch brewing Assn. which fact guar.
claimed for IT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
PATRfCK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7ss
Heavy machinery and safes speciaItv
sthhIes cofner bannin and Commerce.
WnOTEN MEIIs rrNAe

An things are in readiness at this famous
resort ior comfort and entertainment OF
corners. Hotels at VarIous plJrns hot r
Gold mineral baths. Elegant grounds a
nand OF music, excursion rates to and from
Wells on Houston and Texas Central rail,
way una most Az inc other roads Write,
wire or phone Wooten Wells Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
In The Summer

81 life woman may find herself fading
and failing. She doesn't understand IL
she goes to doctors who treat her for
shis or for that but she gets no better.
She grows fraii and pale. She can just
Ndrag about the house.s but has no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
ANNUAL oNFIRMArloN SERVICE
viii Be " This Evening at Temple
Beth israel

~ % II - IS IFcHIHy at tN1pTe
Beth Israel.
me ANN confirmation service viii be
heid at thpemple Beth Israel this even
ing AZ T;se ciock.s The ceremony of con.
hrmation 20 the Hebrew faith is a most
impressivene' and well arranged pro.
gam has'eH announced for the event this
evening.
The foFing Is the program tha, r,i, ha
observed $3.50 ""' W
Prayer VI i35-lSs.
orsne e,nde-War March Of the
frie' from Athaiie tMendclssnhnl
opepln,a.,, ,,n-Bov Down Thine Esr
..'',...,..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
McDnnalcl-DlInIan-

The marriage Of Mr.. f. II Mcdonald 10
Miss Sadie Alice Dunlap took place yes
terdsy evening At the residence Of Mrs. u
G. Bamhrick, 1912 Elysian street. in ,he
Fifth ward. Rev. w s. Tomcy performed
the ceremony. and Miss Nellie Bainhrick
acted ns bridesmaid while Mr. Arthur
waterman did the honors as best man
TO the groom, Among hose present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansy berger MIR aud Mrs
parker Miss Mary Lock, Mrs Burlington,
Mrs Cooner -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
WhaleY-Glvens.

At o'clock yesterday evening Rev. f.
Ammons. pastor Of the tabernacle Baptist
church, united IN marriage Mr.. Edgar
Whaley and Miss Jessie Givens The mar.
rlHge took place at tie residence OF the
parents OF the bride on Decatur street in
the sixth ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
Want t'se Put on >, a,'a

r, or rates and particulars ab,pt 81.
Kansas ana xRosilion eall on any Missa man
dress AS ha'iWyay AGENT, or ad.
Zeal Pass, Agt., Dallas ITS sIs,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

Corporation and notary seals. So so; noel.
e. seals for notaries, $500. Joseph
Kaufman, engraving, stencil cutting ana
Houston, Texas. N"ue'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
CUPID ON THE MOVE.
Little God OF Love Got in Some Good
Work Yesterday

little God OF Love Got In Some Good
Work Yesterday
Yesterday and last night the little elf,
called Cupid. who has the distinctive homer
and sole privilege OF posing as the god OF
love. experienced n very active period in
his mythical existence In Houston anu
round about lie was called upon TO wit
ness tho results Of his prAnkishness IN sew
eral different quarters, ana At each place
his reception was such rs 10 denote u Hat.
tering commentator az his work, as there
was only gladness and rejoicing over the
linking Of thr fnteg he had becu instrp-
In bringing together.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

Mr.. L. V. Marshall aud Mrs. w. A. Bart.
ley were married at 1890 o'clock wednes.
day morning, May - MS Rev. h. Ammous
pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist church
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

To the Patrons Of Burkhart's Hand
Laundry; Mr., McNahh Is driving our
Please ring MS up or drop lis a card II Won
want hand work. ]. r. Burkhart