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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-Wheat was quiet, but
rallied on export buying and heavy clear
ances following easiness at the opening,
May closing A@asc higher. Corn and
oats eaoh c4osed 1sd14c up, and provisions
practically unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Openlng Highest. Lowest. Closing.
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j. Harvey Rowland Of Port Depos'''
Nd. has offered 10. build church the 81,
or tho Presbyterians at cost OF S4Oug.
{ the congregation will erect fence sH-
furnish the heating apparatus.
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A POINTER ron the HUNT CLUB.

Crawfordvine Democrat; Linton Filing
tor, colored, was exhibiting the bushy tail
of a fine red fox which Lintons children
ran upon sundly The children had
small dog WITH them that look XII d r
foxy and in t al 4 the fox lua.i
from the dog it showed tight and with
combined forces of the dos and children
the fox lost its life. 1t Is rather JOKE
on the boys who have kept packs OF dogs
here several years without captur ng
fox to have the fee beat them to the
prize.
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VesseIs CIenred Yerterdnv.

Steamship Progress (Nor), Steen, New
York;. NJ. Lang & Co.
Barkentine Le,izia QtaD. Leboffe, Sc
ville--Strachan & co.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

A daring and desperate gang Of horse
thieves got in their work in a settlement
four miles north Of Athens Tuesday night.
Their booty amounted to four horses,
buggy and saddle. The thieves passed
through Athens about midnight and we're
seen four miles below there early We'd
nesdoy morning, going in the direction
of Barnetts shoals A posse left Athens
in pursuit and are supposed to be not
far behind the thieves. 1t is thought that
a pitched battle will take place should
they be overtaken.
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Foreign Exports.

Per Italian barkentine Letlzia. for Sc
viile-15.29l pieces white oak slaves, ST.
800 3'lO5 pieces pitch pine timber 1925. CO.
feed, S70O-Cargo by Jos. NJ. Esteve &
Co.
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Baltimore, Feb. 1.-Sea board common,
97sG1O; do preferred, 243sq257s. Bonds, 4s,
6S7s669.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02

The Jacksonville Knitting Company is
now well unoer way. and the factory Is
rapidly being put in shape to run with
from fifty 10 seventy-ive opera lives. In
corporation papers are beng shade out,
and the company will operate one Of tho
largest plants ~ the stlte. The officers
and directors q the Company are: Presi-
dent, Capt c r. Garner; secretary, w
u. Shaver; treasurer. A. S. Hubbard. d.
rcctcrs. w. = Barnett, s. b. Hubbard
O.. y. Garner W. c echman. j. Craig.
r c Long and " b. shaver Manager.
w. -. Shaver. Tine new company has
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Note-These quotations are revised daily
and are kept as near as possible in ac-
cord with the prevailing wholesale prices.
Official quotations are not used when
they disagree with the prices wholesalers
ask
Country and Northern Produce.
POULTRY-The market is steady. QUO
tations: Broiers, 3Od35c per pair; half
grown, 40d45c; three-fourths grown, 55a
Coo; hens, 65d75c; ROSTERS. 40q50c; ducks,
50Gi75c; geese 75cd$1.00.
EGGS-Fresh candled. lie.
BUTTER-The tone of the market is
firm: Quotations: Cooking, 19c; New
York state dairy, 22c; extra Elgins, Csc
CHEESE-Market firm; fancy full
cream cheese. 1324G14c for 20 to 22-pound
averages; % to S0-pound averages. l3lkc.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH PoTAToEs-Northern, $1,000. %
sack.
CABBAGE-6asc per head; barrels, s.. Is
Q2.5O.
oNIoNs-Red and yellow, in barrels
$500.
BreadstuT, Hay and Grain.
FLoUs-Market steady: patent, $40:
straight. &.0O; fancy, 1910; family. $500.
MEAL-Pearl, per barre, S265; per
u q.
I.l2i2; water grouGd s1.171z city grits'
sacks, N17la; pear grits, Hudnuls. per
barrel &75; per sack, S122la; sundry
brands, $1.17l1qL2O
CORN-Market firm: white. Job lots.
&c; carload lots, 6Oc; mixed corn job lots,
60c carload lots, SSc.
RICE-Market steady; demand good;
fancy head, &c; fancy. size.
= AHe .ssss.s.s.. s..s...s.s............b
1oou ''.'''..''''. ......................4h GIist
T ar '''s'ss...ss.s. s..................4 lti1a
common .........s .....................3h
OATS-No. mixed carload. 36c, lob
lots. 3Sc; white clipped cars 40c; lob
42c; spring seed 46c, in Job lots.
BRAN-roh .ots. 81 90: carload lots. 95,,
HAY-Market steady; No. timothy
Job. ThQSl.oo cars, Csc; No. 2, 92jaa95c:
job 90c, cars.
sugar ana Comee.
SUGAR
Cut loaf ........6.13 Diamond A ......57s
Crushed zee. ....6.1S Confectioners Abs
Powdered zee. ..5.so White Extra C.52S
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Georgetown, S. c., Feb. 1.-Fears are
entertained for the safety of the steame.
Waccamaw, now overdue one week from
New York for this place.
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WASHINGTON" CAPTURED

IT. 3. Boyer,
Local Forecast Official.
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River Report-The hight of the sa an
nah river at Augusta, at a. m. Goth me-
ridian time y st srd y, was 10.5 ieet,
rise of IL foot dur .ng the preceding twen-
ty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations, Feb. l, 1901, p
M, 18th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02

JNewn Hathaway N nesl discover Of my skin
honoraN
da INV consult either
sr 20 %
- q p m. J Al n
D. street Savannah.
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POSTMASTER MCKINNEY DEAD
His Denth Attributed TO nm Overdose
OF Morphine.

Fort White. Fla, Feb. L-Postmasler
Mckinney of this place was found deau
al his home this morning The supposed
cause Of death is an overdose Of NOR
chine. taken while under the influence =.
intoxicants No one was with him at '''
time.
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Wheat No p
F,b .....727s 7Ss4Q7S4 724 49,
May .....75A95s 767s 1914 70
Feb .,,8s2aasz 81 as7s 1854 @aaa7
March ..37s S77s S77s S77s
May .....S3s4@3SB 394QS93s SS34Q3s% S9ls
Oats No. 2
Feb ....~2iA PA PA 244
May .....25 @251s 25l4 25 @25ls 254
Mess Pork. per barrel
May .sl3 IS ai on sls a;B ' i8 s34
Lard, per 100 lbs
Men 58h ~ 57ts@ - -
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs
May 700 702ls 69712 97ls
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
dull; winter patents. SO 6O73sO; straights
g 20Q3.5 clear, s.. 70d3 30; spring spe-
Gals, $.20q4. 30; patents, SO 60d3. So;
straights, $3.1O13. 40; bakers, $2.2.q2.6l;
No. spring wheat, Tic; No red 75a
76c; No. corn. S71ac; No. 2 yellow, SHE;
No cats, 249. @25c; No. white, 2Siac;
No. white, 27d28c; No. 2 rye, 51d52c'
fair to choice mailing, barley, 56d6Oc;
No fax Feed, 81 70; No l Northwest
ern, $1.76; prime timothy seed. 81 IS; mess
pork, per Dbl, $1375a13. s21a; lard, jer 100
'bs, $7.40ll7 As; short ribs sides Qoose),
IS: S56n7.10; dry sailed shoulders (boxed),
6H4615c; short clear sides (boxed), S25Q
TBS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02

ale alHIeted AS result nave perfected system Of
1e@VH eHt oy which have cured cases than anv
oter physicians 10 the nth. Every form Of chron
~, no mat er row obs mate mp ey. s fun,
undei stood by proper treatment nj ,or..i
CT Z IT, l. n &c on n system is given as Wei ~
treat E"'9'Ns" - competent 10
Loss of Manly ViGor. Structure VaricoceIe. Blood
and Skin Diseases. Kidney Diseas cs, Etc
and other private chronic diseases Of men and vv,7,e
who has rot devoted himself exclusively to their study
and trt atmcnt. This have cone tit u w. and n,
narkaoe success proves co al alb IT, My meth
stric ~ M -,
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TAMPA PAINTERS TO STRIKE.

been organized with a capital stock of
SIS. A0t
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Inaction continues to characterize the
sail tonnage situation. Orders are exceed
ingly scarce in all departments. and the
absence gives to the market an extremely
dull and depressed appearance. Rates
are without quotable change, though The
tendency is generally regarded as easy
for the foreign and coasting trades. Cot
ton, timber and general cargo freignts
from the Cuff are quiet, with rates NOM
inally unchanged.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
VESSELS IN PORT.

Steamships.
Immacolata (AusO. 1858 tons, ldg. for
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02

High water at Tybee to-day at 746 a.
m. and Sl7 p. m. High water at Savan-
nah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Saturday and Sunday:
Georgia: Fair Saturday with warmer.
except in southeast portion Sunday in
creasing cloudiness and probably rain;
variable winds, becoming fresh southeast
erly by Sunday.
Eastern Florida: Fair Saturday and
probably Sunday; variable winds, becom
ing light to fresh southeasterly.
Western Florida: Probably rain Satur-
Gay afternoon or night and Sunday;
southerly winds, becoming fresh south
easterly.
South Carolina: Generally fair Satur-
day Sunday increasing cloudiness and
probably rain in western portion by night;
light 20 fresh westerly winds. becoming
vagia BILE.
Yesterdays Weather at savannah
Maximum temperature 4:S0 p.
m. ........-. ..s.........ss ~ SSS
Minimum temperature a. M. 81 veg,
Mean temperature ............... Al d, grecS
Normal temperature ............ "a de- rees
D ofciency of tempe azure ...... 10 degrees
Accumulated detic4ehcy since
Feb ........................... 10 degrees
Accumulated excess since jan
......... .............. degree
Rainfall ........ ................... 90 inch
Normal ..... .................. IL inch
Deficiency since Feb 1........... IL nch
Exec SIS since Jan. 1................ 81 lncn
River Report-The hight of the Sa an
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Vessels Went to Sen.
Shining Memoranda.

Steamship Allegheny. Fostor, Philadel-
phia.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News OF ships
and Shipping.

and Shipping.
Philadelphia, Feb 1.-The Merchants and
Miners Line steamship Berkshire, from
Savannah for Philadelphia. which ran on
a stone dyke in the Delaware river yes
terday, was pulled off by tugs during The
night and brought to her docks to-day.
From the returns compiled by Lloyd's
Register Of Shipping, IL appears that. ex-
Guiding warsnips. there we're 443 vessels
of 1.269. 9l9 tons gross under construction
ia the United kinguom at the close Of
the quarter ended Dec. 81 1900.
The last return shows an increase In
the tonnage under construction of about
81, 900 tons as compared with The figures
for last quarter. AS compared with tne
return for December, 1888, which is the
highest on record, there is a reduction of
1880 tons.
OF the vessels under construction in the
United Kingdom at the end of December
36 of 1,02l, 45l tons are under the super
vision OF the surveyors OF Lloyds Regis
ter, with a view to classification by tni s
society. In addition, C. vessels OF 23l, 249
tons are building abroad, with view
to classification. The total building a.
the present time under the supervision OF
Lloyds Register is thus 442 vessels OF
1855, 700 tons.
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Savannah Almanac, 18th Meridian
Time.
Sun rises at 7:19 a, m. and sets at 5:5S
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20 YEARS A SPECIALIST-

y Ds s o9'ss oss sbrs ssfsss .sss. faithful
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note-These quotations are revised daily,
and are ut as near as possible in ac-
cord with the prevailing wholesale prices
Oficial quotations are not used when
they disagree with the prices wholesalers
ask.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-02
Country and Northern Produce.

IRISH POTATOES-Northe $2.Ooa2. 25
sack.
CABBAGE-6asc per head; barrels, s2.25
Q25O.
ONIoNs-Red and yellow, in barrels.
800
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-04
CRIPPLE CREEK DELEGATES
THEY WILL HOLD A MEETING TO-
MORROW EVENING.
Those Who Are Slated to Go--Some Of
the Attractions OF ths Trip
Through Colorado.

Secretary Brown OF the Houston Business
League, assisted by Secretary Tom Rich
ardson, is very busy just now In getting
up a creditabe delegation from Houston
to attend the meeting OF the Transmssis-
slppi Congress at Cripple Creek.
Thus far the following delegation has
been selected.
IL, b. Rice, William II. Halhwel and
wife, -. l.. Dennis, Archibald X. McDon-
aid, II. d, Brooke. r. " TackabeITy, Mrs.
Roslne Ryan, Mrs. Bette Bryan, Colonel
Il. NJ. Johnston, Captain and Mrs. William
Christian, G. ID. Goldng, H. A. Hoffman,
IL. W Cortes, Captain G.. A. Qulnlan, b.
f. Bonner, n. G. Kittreh, 7. w. House,
Gus street, Major spencer Hutchins, Os-
wald wilson j. Il. McAshan, Frank p
Comfort, Horace Taylor Gin Grunewald,
Adam Clay, Colonel r. NJ Cash, Mr. and
Mrs O. T. Holt, y. l.. Mills, Hon. j. ID.
Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II Jones, j. r.
Meyers, c. W. Hail. h. +. Koehler, A.
b. Keesllng, w. Is. Slosson and wife, II.
Il. McGregor, Tom Richardson, NJ. A Wes-
colt, Jules Hirsch, George b. Grlggs, John
LpNeJoy, y IAliaterro, Edgar Watklns,
W /, Williamson. " A. irwin, Colonel
H. Tenant Leon Sns,lL c. II. Milby
These Delegates viii meet at the rooms
OF the Business League at o'clock tomor-
row evening TO select a route, etc.
Inc, handsome bronze badges used attthe
last meeting Of the congress, which was
held in Houston, together with special
delegates badge for 1901, viii be worn by
Houston delegates.
The call Tor the convention at Cripple
Creek holds out the following Inducements.
The local executive committee has out
lined special program Beng the greatest
gold mining district in the world there are
advantages for sightseeing and study un-
equalled. In addition, the session OF the
congress will he held within the shadow of
Pixies Peak, and Cripple Creek being sit
uuted upon the apex of the great Rocky
mountain region, the scenery is Of unpar-
alleled grandeur. As this session will be
held in the region of everlasting snow, and
1t being midsummer the change from the
toTid neat TO delightful coolness will con,
tribute greatly to the comfort of the dele
gates ard their guests
Tie committee on entertainment has pre-
pared an elaborate program of attractions,
including trips through the Mines over the
electric railways which skirt the tops OF
the mountains, excursions 10 the homes of
the ancient cliff jewellers, also to the MN
eral springs at Manitou and to the hot
springs at Glenwood ana to other resorts
Of interest over the State, no. emitting the
top of Pixies Peak and the wonderful
canons of the great continental divide.
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A Good Reputation.

The way TO gain a good reputation is to
endeavor 10 be what you desire TO APP
pear" That is precisely the manner 10
which Chamberlalus Cough Remedy has
gained its reputation as a cure for coughs,
bottle TINT has ever been put out by the
manufacturers has been fully up 10 the
high standard Of excellence claimed for 1t
People have found that it can always be
depended upon for the relief and cure OF
these ailments and that it is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
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Ne found THAT some OF the blood had dried
IN places on ne door and IL spots on TIC
hours had clapscd since the commission Of
the crime; aud from this tact &c WAS con.
iectnred thnt b0ih Mrs. Hnrtell ana her
daughter Remained unconscious for a con
siderable lime after receiving the axe
blows
The two ladies were stll too weak aud
periences pf the night before to be nble
10 make q coherent or comprehensive
statement of The aaair when Detectives
smith ana Qnin called during the later
morning hours Of Yesterday All they
could remember nj the terrible experiences
Of the night was awakening 70 hnl them
racking fortunes from headaches OCCASION
cd BY The heavy blows.
Mrs. Bartcll has been the bread winner
iof ner iamiiy lately ana ms been ~ tue
employ OF the Lyous boarding house on
0din avenue next to the International and
Great Northern tracks
present looking AFTER the needs Of the
household, which consists or the mother
and four children
Detectives Smith and Quin, Mounted
Officers Lee aud James Sergeant Busey ard
Officer Menard are all at work on the case
and they intend 10 spare no pains IN mud.
ing the author Of the outrage
In discussing the matter yesterday ne
tectiye Qulu stated that there Is absolute.
~ no clue on Which TO lay hold that prom
ises 10 reveal the motive of the crime
and the identity or rs perpetrator
on their hrsl trip ont Officers Lee nnd
James secured dog, but the animal could
discover no fratl, and after several futile
atlemp,s nc eHons 70 trail the assassin
1T WAS a sad cuoagh sight" said Detec.
I'VE GUN when we called at the cottage
yesterday morning The mother and
Inn
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ANOTHER FACTORY FOR HOUSTON
Galveston Oyeralls Company Preparing
70 Onen N 5l4 Iraus SLrnnr

Galveston Oyeralls Company Preparing
to Open at 5t4 Travis Street
The Galveston Overails company has
rented two story building at "a Travis
street ana viii open an oye@rs factory IN
this city at very carly date Tenants
Who nt present occupy the promises are
moving ont aud the building Is under
going repairs Tor It's new occuplns The
upstairs, SO IL Us stated, will be utilized
lOr the factory. and at least twenty 1--WE
girls VIII lee employed in the sewing M.
chime department alone. Downstairs WI
he given over 10 The firms wholesaIe de-
pgrtment.
The building viii he ready for oc, una~cy
ON Friday. and IL Is presumed the nely
hrm will open their eStahl.shmeu; without
unnecessary delay.
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an EniovahIe Eveninn.

The Houston Quartette society. with Il
number of their lady friends, spent most
enjoyable time last evening on the lawn
OF Mr. Fred f. Dexter the director OF the
society. who has q beautiful and COY home
at the Heights The lawn was strung with
Chinese lanterns ana interspersed with tho
serving OF refreshments. the society went
over It's repertoire OF songs, much to the
deupht Of the assembled guests. 1t vas u
most ENJOYABLE outing and a pleasant limo
walton upon thn regular rehears lis OF the
SO lots Ia thei hall, the presence OF tho
ladles and tho delicious refreshments add.
ing a zest and interest TO the occasion
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srrTrERING cnEEn-

Drs, Randolph and Mccullough, now at
2Dn West Nlnh street Austin Texas, 20
Read what Texas Christian Advocate says.
We are pleased TO announce to our read
ers that Rev, G. w. Randolph and Or. l..
the voice from ST. Louis have returned
10 Texas to cure several hundred stutter-
ers and stammerers who failed to come
to them last winter when they were in
Dallas curing hundreds who did come.
We saw some of them after. they We're
cured. and published letters from many
more who wrote Of their cure weeks after
their treatment We know these Doctors
personally. and know what leading mea
and papers say of them. otherwise we
They come highly recommended TO us.-.
Texas Christian Advocate.
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ASSAULT ON WOMEN.
Two Were Desperately Wounded by
an Unknown Assassin.
BEADS BATTERED WITH AN AK.
oirs. ]. BartelI and Her Daughter We're
the Victims.
----------
BEADS BATTERED WITH AN AK
THE AFFAIR is ENVELOPED IN MYSTERY
Nc Motive Can Be Assigned for the
crime--Robbery Was Not Planned,
Neither Was Outrage.

The Post OF yesterday contained a brief
account of the dastardly attempt made Py
an unknown assassin to take the lives OF
Mrs. ]. Barten and her 14-year-old daught'
CIR at 1915 West street.
Further developments brought TO light
BY an investigation at the hands of the
city police and detective forces show
the attempt at double murder to have
been without the motive Of robbery. Ia
fact no clew Is dlscoverable that viii IN
dictate any motive whatever for the on
slaught on two sleeping and detenseloss
women.
The first news Of the attempted murder
reached the police department. by telc.
phone from Mr. James Welsh, city
assessor and collector The Welsh home-
stead adjoius the fonr-room cottage occu.
pied by Mrs Bartell aud family.
AT about 1 oclock yesterday morning
Mrs Welsh was awakened by calls for
help from the Bmtell cottage, WhicA
is not more than ten feet distant
1t was a HORRIBLE enough sight Whlch
confronted the neightOrs upon entering tAe
Dartell home and messages were 10 on
telephOned 70 the police heatQuficlS iut
Officers and for the services of q phyS'
Mounted onicers Lee aud james respond.
cd Tor the police. ANA Assistant llcaU ~
officer Gurce La the coll fur physician.
All Of the officers reached the scfuc dt
about the same time. lhe% iouId the
room in the cottage 0cpupird aS sltepNB
apartment by Mrs BHrtcl and daughiet
converted by the fen hInt OF nu unknown
assassin into eertsnle ciiamHer OF hor-
which had soaked Through the inatiie,s
and dripped 10 ne floor beneath by ul.l
splotuhes Blood covered the ciotuin- @!
tho TWO victims oi ute a+iiSsln.a Ao'il
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Nnrlcr no rAXpAYrRs

The rendered roll Of the city OF Houston,
city connci In session Monday, July i,
1901, am hereby authorized 10 grant a re.
dpction on all taxes paid prior 10 December
mum TO meet current expenses, until further
notice, according 10 section Noi 40. Revised
Code OF Ordinances of the City az Hous.
ton James T. Welsh
city Assessor and Collector.
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box Of writing paper second prize. fan.
,.a Garls, race z g 70 years twen s,,nnd
PRIZE. cup aud saucer
GREASY pig rhce pig
Tug 81 war, Woodmen vs.. clerks box OF
Best running Jump, fine whaebone whip.
standing jump, bNar pipes.
Prettest baby on grounds under years.
nrst Prize. gold ring second prize par 81
Mother Of prcttlest baby. ever and basin.
Father of preiticsi baby walking cane.
--LATEST baby on grounds under years;
childs rocker
lIandsomesi married lady; silver bread
Voting contest. for most popular Young
Indy on grounds; half the proceeds of the
Feltest lady on grounds, pair OF house
niggest family on grounds; first prize.
hnif cord wood; second and third prizes
gallon Jar Of pickles each.
DldeSi married couple, glassware.
Youngest married. couple bottle Of toilet
Best ndy dancer; nrst prize. fan and per-
purse.
Rest gentleman dancer. hrst prize shay.
, ,ntg cup md razor strop second prize, walk
bacco.
The following business houses have agreed
20 close during the day: william L.
Foley, Levy Bros Ed Khan, Dlenstag,
Morris Bros, De Merit Shoe company. s.
J.. sam, Boston shoe store, sweeney &
Frederlcks Leschenger. Showers Furui
ture company, Hamilton Bros Houston
Trunk factory, John Meyer. e. Upper,
Sol Colman, Barrett Gaeket store,. Poi
lok Bros (shoe store ON Congress- Achen
bach 4 Schultz. Ike Fox, Cheap John
raH
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NO OTHER NAME THAN STEtNNYAf
represents the highest excellence in plano
construction. imtatlohf Yes But the
Steinway Is supreme. VIII A. Matkin
Music, Dallas, General State Dealers.
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river and lake shrimp; best hsh hair
Artnsy, Al6 Travis; phone ia.
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