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o ftor,..c,, H. iii. ie,. 49,, 81, -h,
were present excepf Mrs Eugene Blake,
who, was assisting Mrs. Golding were All
os fnod y rs "IN necvSsarG 10 nIrH iat ,ne
play-thev viii he happy for n snort while.
at least Mrs. Goldiug did this ana mor';
l"i sue ,s 1870 l Iiie N ItnpIius sLLiaHH
,.o r invcd Gn,it, ,jg NJ Vii a. a
dieCrssior ~ Lnotf, noi,,tn i, yybi NJ
GoJdinr @noet ,oIc Nc de rre,iiio
NJ Eor,,SS'i NolIrv, NJ I III ' L;,.iy'
land Mrs TToriis Sf9starsnT Mrs NJ
DCrruncn Mrs / II Tregcvont MIS- NJ
vrcsdov tba Rrrgomastor attracted a
bi, crowd ~ tbo onorn house ana q tbeotor
partv ,b,r,ronaI Ia. NJ ma Irrs storIt,,,
l,er took in the NAV and followrd II nm
Win q d,ncc nj Bryan hail In rho Marty
were Misses Mamie ana Ida Nav Thomp.
sou. Loan Cannon IuIia Nav Morse Edythc
G,irnrd illjrn iea Iurv RrIdy Mary
AiniStaad Mary Waldo. Alma Miller. MAJ
SicssrS ioin,.. ,!irinT iobn njcl,son
IN. 'Tat n R"I"rtg,or Goorg, ,SIdd
George i;ibLou. Cho,ies seaman loo chow
charles Nynrs Rr0yyn notts EeHnptb Wo
mack T. T. Jones. Gordon Nllillot Percy
Morrow, Iaimage VIII Hobby ana wal
~
Two very charming additions are to he
made to tb,, list Of dchrtortes. Miss Mamie
EUttS. tho Youngest daughter OF Colonel
,.1 IL a. u ~ - rI,,,u4,,,,,
anu -NlS' W. H. n'lls' ON vi houston
oldest families, and Miss Mary Dunbar OF
Dallas Miss Dunbar will he the guest Of
No.. n, u rntoi,i'. ,ot- pou, a,on,,o Con.
Us : ''''''."S' - ''N
the carry part OF thc season anu VIII ne
heartily welcomed back by her Houston
tion socially throughout the state that
Is becoming the mecca OF uehh ~ cia an ni
society in Houston seems TO be the correct
thing nowadays.
me ~ A. l.. cup save an informal oan'e
I"u'SuoF h'gut IN hrF"h nal'' "nicn was
one Of the pleasant events of the week.
The chapcroues were Mr. and Mrs. r s.
( r,,,, ~, ~. ~, - Go. T..
WI. anu M'S' "unoi' ~.
eroncd Misses Ida May THOMPSON, Jean
IsnnS "n M1J'erS%n mrf S@oH njPdc
/ Queen. Olic IocEhart. Blake uartwell and
/ M9Ssrs Harry Jones, Tom Bolts, Joe Chew
Cannon Wj Cocbr,n eorso 'F Gniins Syi
yrster Riordan Ton, RroIn ndpew SW5itc
I and John DciCsdcntcr Wv H. " INV
| Mr. and Mrs CUG Grunewald left recent.
/ ly for New Orleans to attend the wedding
/ of Miss May Grunewald. whom the society
people Of Houston viii remember as the
1 charming brunette In whose honor they
We're invited los Mr. and Mrs, Grunewald
/ 10 a most delightful trip down the bayou
/ IN the summer of 1900. Miss Grnnewaid
was married ON the 10th to Mr. Samuel f..
/ llraslip in the Church of the immaculate
/ Conception. and the ceremony was followed
+ her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. n. Grune-
""'' -
Mrs. Aplick If Now York CRY l. tho
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Mr.. and Mrs, John c. Krohn announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Louise, 10
Mr.. William Frederick Sass of Bloomington,
H., Wednesday October -, az o'clock.
The wedding, which viii he strictly priv ate,
viii take place nt the family residence,
Sass will make their future home in Gal
vesinn IcNRs.
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Mrs. J. r. wates gave a luncheon, with
eight covers Tuesday. at which the mem
spoke delightfully."- OF the traditions OF New
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Mr.. Joe Chew and Mr. odln Kendall
have arranged box party for "Lohen'
grim ON the 9Th OF November, of which
tho personnel is as follows; Mr.. and Mrs
Sterling Myer Miss Augusta Goodhue Of
Beaumont Misses Nann'V and ida MAY
thompson. Miss Alu,a Miller, Miss Maggie
ShcHrn and Messrs, Chew, Odin AID Gar
cree kerjal John MtComh. Jr., Kenneth
MnmnOk and Gaorgc kiNl. II
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friends TO meet and play whist with Mrs,
w. J. de TTeyllle Of Austin "Wednesday
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Mrs Auick of New York City Is the
guest Of Mrs. Bertram Herring, 9O4 Milan
street. Mrs. Aulck is the wife of Mr.
WIN Aulick Of the editorial stan - the
New York Herald, and was formerly Miss
Ncrna Gorham Of Austin. She has been
visiting her old friends in Texas among
who she ranks Mrs Herring. and viii re-
main In Houston a fortnight before re-
turning North
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OF America. division No. 81. will take
place az Turner hall this evening.
The Houston symphony club, under the
leadership Of Prof Lindcnbefg, VIII give
a public rehearsal AZ the residence OF MI.
Charles Grumbnch on Sunday afternoon
March 10.
In Justice MnIsch's court yesterday Manic
Olson was bound over IN the sum OF 500
for theft from person. and Charles Hurt
burt. charged with burglary, was placed
under $500 bond.
The revival services az the Mckee STREE
Methodist church continue and Gonsiderhbie
interest Ii manifested nt ench service.
Meetings nrc held NJ $3.50 O'Clock In tue
afternoon and at 7:45 In the evening
After the meeting Of Harmony lodge
No. sHi, knights OF Honor, which VIII he
held this afternoon IN the Mason building.
there will he musical entertainment, To
which the mcmhcrs aud their friends are
invited.
The public Temperance meeting under
the .a,ispiccs NJ the Women'si Christian
Temperance Union viii take place NJ the
| Washington street Methodist Episcopal
church tonight at 7;4a o. m. All are IN
/ vted 10 attend.
There hre unlcllvercd telegrnms ~ the
| office OF rho Western Union Telegraph com
/ pnny for NJ rrown T.. T.. hobart John v.
/ Hicks Miss Annie Scott. w w Edwards,
! Mrs L. f. oliver, Beuedlct's QUO Nadis
company. ! W. Evans. l.. Gardner aud Il
| T.. IiuDklns,
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enrAr noNoR CONFERRED.

Mr. u. II. Gentry was notified 10y wire
yesterday by his manager of No show.
now touring Mexico, THAT they had been
commissioned by the Mexican government
to appear in the city Of Mexico during
the annual feast and carnival 10 be held
In that city next June. The show viii
be given free to the people. the govern
ment paying tho costs.
This show opened AT del Rio, Republic
OF Mexico. last sunday aud was attended
hy one OF the largest crowds ever gathered
under canvas.
President piaa attended with his cab.
lpct ms special guests OF the Gcntry Bros.
and immediately after the performance
conferred upon the management the honor
before mentioned.
This honor clearly shows that the Gentry
Bros. Trained Animal shows Is the great
eat and largest In the world or II would
never have been appreciated aud received
as II was.
Gentry hros No l show opens here
with performance tonight ana Friday and
saturday performances, both afternoon aud
uight.
Their grand frcc street parade will tra
verse the principal streets daily ut II
O'Clock n, m. and should he witnessed 10y
both young and old
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. NATURALIZATION

by appearances. all the leading characters
ul the cnSt were reasonably strong The
play, like the hook. ls almost devoid az
comedy hpt Is sufficiently stroug In dra-
matte situations tn escape being sombcr
or az any ttmv muuutououN. Its human in
irresl holds the auditor apellhound aud
the deep religious teryor of tho Christian
mhriNre which prrmCatoS tho cutire work.
can not hut imhuc one with exalted mo.
tlNCS. II ms play satisfying, not only
becnusc Il cntertans aud instructs hut
because " Uplifts ana edlhes.
Arthur III. Busch makes n very fair Nero
mud w ] Shul8 an excellent Chllo Chile
hides. Horny jackson Il passahlr kouan
rather, William Long u Crcdltahlc Irsus
and Walter y james II pnssuhlc Peter
George Morton as Caius rAtronius was
excellent, His acting was highly cred,
itahle aud HIS cloeution was eNrCcdingly
clever and elected frequent aud hearty
arplnuse
Miss Hattie Laurent as l.ygia, the chris
tan maiden was loVuhlc aud womauly an
portrayed that part with the greatest shlll.
Shr was q favorltc with nh OF tho audi.
cNcU all nt the lime
Henry MHckadc ns Marcus Nnlcius aud
Miss Aln Morton rs ropoel, wife Of Nero,
were pusSlhe as Was Miss Maud Ste.
phcus uS componiu
The next attraction Is the Brauuig ORA
matte company, which win hold the boards
Friday aud saturday, matinee and even.
Ing, u, popular prices
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BRAuNIG DRAMATIC co.

Following IL from the shreveport rlmes
regarding the above company in the play
OF Friends;
This play was Arst produced about
twelve years age, II Is not an old PLAY
In tUCt IL Is very much mp to date and
We stature TO predict that MS long "a
there exists In the present generation chlV,
airy among men towards women. "a long
VIII this play be an ever drnwns dramatic
card
Miss Mitchell AZ Marguerite otto wa,
charming. MS In the queter scenes ana
those calling for more power rhc was nj
WAYS az home never oNCrdolng 1t, as ~
many emotional actresses huNe heVu known
10 do
MIR, W. +. Powell played the part OF
Hans otto with much force Ills acting
III the third act was extremely good
MrsSrs, Coffln and larkinS are entitled
to much communication for portrayas of
their respective PARTS
As the two friends, Ncssrs Muuncl
ana Wesnrr ltd we'll MIR Mcspcr showed
his loyalty toward his friend, nevcr foI
one moment weakening, prrtcrring to stGud
10y his friend. even though his father Of
tered him Inducements to return home
This Is the sort ot man every onc likes
consequently cvcrNApnr who has seen tn,
play loves John paddcn, Jr.
Tho Btaunlg company win open NJ Swce
hrN CoomhS' opera house next Friday
With matinee, presenting "a Secret I'm
envy Friday night, Credit Lorraine" will
be the bill.
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a NO CURE. NO PAY
CITY LIMITS.
A Protest Against Their Extension by
the Council

a Protest Against Their Extension by
the Council.
To the Editor of The Post
Many of your readers desire to be In.
formed of the right the city council or the
'vs,S'ature has to incorporate the suburbs
ui thlS city, aud make u half mile strip OF
territory adjacent and around the city a
part ana parcel of this city, against the
wishes aud over the protest Of every prop
erty holder in that strip.
The law Is tRcvlscd Statutes, art. SIN
thar this can only be done 10y Il majority
or TIE inhabitants Of thlt Strin voting
~ favor OF hccoming part OF the city
eli, and that then The council max Inv ordi.
nance receive them as part OF the city.
u Srfms thai tho city council IS some
what previous IN their adoption ycster.
day of proposed amendment 60 tho city
charter providing for the absorption of Inc
| suburbs Tor the nHrposc OF taxing Them.
II may safely be said that not one In
l1 al me inhabitants of the suburbs IA
Nurs such measure
On the other hand. they are so pro
| uornced against coming under the benign
/ % government that afncts this city that
theI would almost rather suffer death thar
To submit 20 such uplon.
M douht. ccrtAin ~ the people NJ Uous
Z ton desire 10 help 10 carry the vast load q
! debt and taxation which onprcSses IL +,
the verge OF Insolvency hut iusticp do
mandS"that they bear their burton alone
I rs they created II II Is not right to taS,
/ In the adjacent truck and dairy farms sur
| rounding the city and make the owner
/ pay the per cent tax levied bv the citt
/ Tor keeping up q government which cei
| not confer any benefits upoN the suburb,
| during this generation AZ least
The Post with lts usual fairness VIII per
nit both sides OF this question 10 he hear,
| In It's columns ana we trust that som,
| gentleman who favcrs tho measure VIII
answer the question propouudcd In the be
ginning of this communication.
r. T. Chew. Sr
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PERSONAL MENTION,

SIR. Iicn ZIndcr has returned from san
Antouio.
4 NJ. Moore. banker Of Anelcton. Is n
recent arrival NJ the Logan
Mrs W, n. Long returned yesterday from
n visit 80 the Crescent CITY.
willard r. Cane aud wife of Mohorly,
Mo-, are qunrtcrcd nj The Bristol,
u G. Gncrt and wife Of West Point,
Sch, are qunrtcrcd at the Bristol
Mr. Jules Danescn came In last night
from business trip TO East Texas.
Mr.. H. Prince Of the American Brew.
Ing company went 10 Beaumont Yesterday.
MIR. j. j Kaufman has returned from his
annual trip 10 the Now Orleans Marhi
Gras.
Mr Louis De Nctte. night clerk nt the
Logan, rs m again after spell of la
grippe.
chester Halle. a genial knight Of the
grip from Snn Antonio, Ia stopping at the
Logan
G. t. Carter, prominent lawyer Of
Livingston came In last night upd Ia II
guest ot the Logan
IT, W. Browdcr, former manager OF toe
terthiucd at the Logan.
MIR. A. Wcucrmark of Henderson Is
among the prominent visitors to Houston
stopping at the Rice hotel
Mir, r. |. Booth, planter and rouchmno
NJ Booth, Spent Yesterday afternoon anu
Inst night at the Rice hotel.
Tenn. is visiting the family of capmIn
S :, Ashc, on Mckinney avenue.
Mir Ell Joseph q the 6rm Of Joseph
/ Joseph n Bro, iron and railroad supply
| dealers Of Cincinnati, * At the Rice hotel
MIR |. Rosenberg. the clothier, has re
| turned from tho East whore he has been
| for several weeks selecting his sprina
| stock.
Colonel l. n. Folk OF Beaumont. accom-
/ n A a
/ little sister Hesso, are registered at ia,
Logan.
Mr. r. W. Norris haanciel agent in
spcctor Tor Francis smith y Co. loal
brokers of san Antonio. came In from hean
quarters last night
Mr. Jack Dlllard, a mining and civil en-
gineer OF Kaufman, Is at the Logan. Mr.
pillard Is on bic way TO beaumont, whcr
he Is engaged on well contract.
DR. q r. lloyd OF Galveston accom-
painted hy Mr. Ray Cleurcy Of Dubuque
Iowa spent last night ~ the Rice hcte
aud win 30 out to Galveston early th'
morning
=. q. Taylor, well known merchant AM
cotton huyor NJ lampasas. Is n guest q
the Logan. Mr. raylor is accompanied b
his witc who leaves today for an eNtcnde
visit to relatives In North Carolina
MIR, \ NJ, McFuddm Of Victoria. VIII,
with Mrs. McFaddln, Is spending th
winter az the Rice hotci, lett yesterda
morning for beaumont 60 Spcnd COUP
of days looking after his oil interests.
Mr. H. \ Wells Ut the Wells FHrgo Ia
press comruuy rs with M. Valentine
party. who have their private car "Sa
jesse NJ the depot, and are on a tour q
Inspection over their various Interests I
Texas,
pr A. r. Mobiles aud family have opau
meuts ut tho Logan. Or. Mobiles IL houil
! | Tor Montgomery county, where he intend
TO settle, having but recently concluded
move 10 Texas nom hits home tn Mort
/ Carolina.
, Mrs. Lillian Hsurlcks formerly Of Hour
, | ton but now ot ST. Louis Is In the cit
spending few DAYS with her relative,
Mrs Mamie rmslcy, Mrs. U, T. fimmlu
and Mrs Ncttic Gentry Mrs llenrick
. formerly lived In this city, hut Tor III
past several years has resided In st, Lout,
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CITY RRevIrlrs.

The Houston Turnvcreiu viii have ita
weekly hop Friday night.
Magnolia ledge Nc I. H. II. s.. will give
COMFORT and hall ON March Ia az Sacngci
hund halt,
pulling nc Shearn church chapel yard this
afternoon AT I o'clock.
The Sunshine Social circle viii meet at
the residence OF Mr. A L. sharp, Jr., 2i0i
Austin street this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Houston Quartettc society has Sc
lcctod Wednesday, April g. ~ the date Tor
It's next concert, complimentary To It's
honorary m0mhcrs,
The st ratrick's day general arrange
ment committee viii meet tonight nt :
crs and Mechanics hank &c
The third annual bah ~ A.9 Amalsamat-
ed Association ~ Street "a Gay Employees
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CITY CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
Council Committee Through with Its Work
OF Amending Charter
Provisions for Plumbing and Building Inspectors.
Scavenger Work and Street Cleaning May
Be Done by Contract Hereafter.

be closed aud sale prohibited; also all
places Of amusement; to regulate aud pro-
hIblt the location OF snloOns IN resident
norton uf the city and to establish saloon
limIts and prohibit the location Of saloons
outside of said prescribed limits, Ia pro
vide thar the city may demand fixed per
centngc of The gross earnings ni my stfcet
rnilwny for franchise privileges instead or
cnuslng the company tp my pro rata
on improvements and 10 Tx a system or
transfers, only tnNpayere on realty 20 he
qualified voters at bond elections; To- re-
qulre all corporations seeking franchises
from the city Ia submit all differences be-
tween them and labor organizations I"
arbitration said board Of arbitration 60 be
appointed by the council,
70 amend section 30 That the city shan
not be linble In damages at The suit ~ any
person for Injuries either TO person Or
property arising from the nueofe condl-
ton or want Of repair of any alley, street,
way, bridge, crossing or sidewalk
Section 80 amended in snch way M TO
do away with the right Of the Clty 10 col.
10 amend section ~ SO that all city
printing and all repairs op hridgca ana
other Nlminr work If which II Is manlfostly
Impossible TO make specifications. shall h"
given 10 the lowest hnd best bidder on
estimates To- he furnished 10y the city sec
rctarN; and provided further that NIL drugs,
chemicals, etc, used by The health de
partment shall be purchased under the
authority of tho council. 10 hc regulated
10y ordinance that all prescriptions Issued
- '"', ''."i''' VIZ, 80 ' 49,
tion, thni nre to be charged 10 the city,
may be nlled M amy drug store IN tho CITY
having "A registered phurmGctlst
Alderman o'Lcnry offered nm amendment
| That al city printing be done ny union
printers aud thar All city printing bear
the union libel
u was argued that thlN WnN class legi'.
lntlou and mat II would he thrown OUT
| Ia the Legislature. further that this was
! already provided for by ordinance.
To amend section w so thht any ontcer
| or cmPl"Ee of the city who becomes IN
| icrfsied IN amy contract win the city
! NacaicE his orlre ipSn lnetn.
| 10 amend 7p,iion 20 ~ doing away Win
/ the per cent allowed the city attorney
| l"r collecting hnck taxes lay suit ana th'
! - allowed tho assessor ana collector tol
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eErA ISRAEL Bazaar.
The Ladies Arc Busiy Preparing Tor Mex
Weeks Bio Attraction.

The Ladies Arc Buslly Preparing Tor Next
Weeks Big Attraction
Tho uunbcr of mdirs at the haznr huiid.
ms Yesterday was legion. An the ro-
porter cculd see after passing the door.
npon which WAS p0cardcd NO Visitors Al.
lowed was flowers, booths rihhcns. col
cred cloths, noddius plumcs ON hats, rich
dresses walking skirts, ladies' ON noors.
ladies on chairs, ladies ON hcnches. ladies'
on stcp ladders fastening, sowing, ppstlug,
lacking. decorating, painting, Wnd all talk.
Ing at once. The Kaleidoscope eject was
dazzling In tho eNtrcme and the reporter.
unable 10 engage any of the ladies' long
nnough to get more than few items for
The Post gltied out again.
ont Of the unique TEXTURES " the haEar
Nlll he a weighing machine under the
wpervlslcn of the Beth Israel continuation
riass.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Rich, chalrman Of the refresh
,nent comhlttce. anuounccs thai one day
next week All the orphan chlldcru from tho
De Felehsn Faith Homo, aud the Bayland-s
orphaps' Homo, NH he given 4 hnr ain.
Nor at the baGnr With a hag ~ goodipS for
each chlld besides, The little orphans
Viii not be forgotten ~ the midst nt the
trafnc ami pleasures ot the bazaar,
The donations received by the tobacco
booth. the artificial flower booth, tho ~.
rcShment booth, the flower booth. tho
RANDY booth the doll booth, the China
pNNn, lhN l'N VFfalu hnntN, Nhc hrl Mpfk
BOOTH the pop corn and peanut booth, The
wheel or hrinnc, tho noSiofucc booth. tho
nsh pond. the punch bnnih, tho register
hootb the amusement committees, aud the
decoration colnInittce nrr So numerous ana
are still coming in So generously that
The Post viii be forced Ia stop their publi.
cation, or the paper would have to devote
more than column duy for that pur-
pose. The following cash contributions
have been received since last publications
y. w Hoffman a Co, siu; Central Dry
Goods company $40; Mllhy y Dow. $40
y l.. Goldman. $40; Mrs s. II, Carter. $40,
American brewing company. Saa, Houston
Ice and Brewing company. S2S w j,
Temp Brewing company, $40; Brown liros,,
$3.50. Wolf & Levy. So, Thee. keller So
good cigars; Isaac 5. Fox, So
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The city council acting ns n committee
al the whole, or at least n majority OF
them. were Ia session all the afternoon
yesterday completing tleir work of amend
ina the chnrtor.
Mayor Woolford presided with the fol.
sowiug aldermen present: Thompson Rue,
Thomas, rurly. o,Leury, Auhcrtin, iIalgci
ton and Mueller. s
Taxing up the work where Il wan left
on the night before. the following amend
nrents were proposed aud adoptcdi
Section L. WAS SO amended ~ 10 lu away
with the fee of 81 now allowed the attorney
In cases of convictions for violations Of city
ordinances In the corporation court.
Section III. fixing the duties 81 the re-
cordcr etc, 10 conform To the now law
substituting the 'A,Orpuraticn' for the ere
corler's' court; NIL OF the fees of this
court to no To the city.
section 10, defining The duties Of rho
street commissioner ist 50 amended as to
nlncc the street commissioner under the
control OF the council Instead Of tho mny or,
missioner shall do no work nt the request
of individual aldermen.
To amend section 20. which snys that
the "oity engineer shall DO professional
Civil engineer hr striking ont tho word
i'profcis'iona' and inserting the word
''eompctent II provides further thnt the
p 'i',r ,i i'' ai ILL.,, 49,. ,,t., I A.
~" V"ui,ce'ii 1isU u',us 49, WIN lu' ~
hunHcN ~ u"Iulns p'lmilH,
70 pteNenl int Guy nultlelS olthor clec
lnc "l aPpoihtNe, rom ,nlnS an nytto
their own Interest Tor reelection.
occtlon ~ hNluE NV uu'N ~ hcWor IN
tWvt"r, Whs ulncnued w. ny y" nr",int i9I
PlnWplhR Hspetl"f "nh HehhlhE hls
duties;
section Amounted go rs u" proNI'
Tor huuulng Inspector prescribing hi'
duties
70 amend section - SO ~ I" pace th'
chici OF hrc ngphltnent pnnrr ulrccuoi
hhd control OF me conn'il met'au OF 10 the
mayor NJ now provided
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A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle OF Hairs Great Dlscov.
cry cures an kidney and bladder troubles,
removes gravel cures dlnhrtcs seuinsl
emissions, weak aud LAME hacks. rhenma
tism and all irregularities OF the kdneys
and bladder ~ both men and women. hlal,
Your drnegist, will he sent hy mRN OF,
receipt of Sllo, one small hottie Il two
months treatment, and fwill cure any case
above mentioned. Dr.4E. W. Hall Sol,
Manufacturer, L, q. Box Vaa, ST Louis.
Mo, send foy tesilmonials Sold bv all
druggists and iousiorl Drug Company.
~-~-A
Rcaumcnt, February 10 This Ia Ia e.r
tify that ! have used Halls Great niseoy.
cry FOR kidpcy and bladder troubles ana
can fully recommend II 10 ali sufferers from,
these complaints W. A. IVES
ExMaycr Of Beaumont.