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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-06-11
BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

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less variety of diseases. They are known
by various names, but are aii due to the
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the blood that irritate and interfere with
the proper action of the skin.
To have smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptions the blood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations of
arsenic and potash and the large number
of face powders and lotions generally
used in this class of diseases cover up
for a short time, but cannot remove per-
uanently the ugly blotches and the red,
disfguring pimples.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-06-11

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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-06-11
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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-06-11

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brenham, Texas September 1.-THE re
port of City Treasurer II. Hoffman, has
been returned from the office of the super
!ntendent of public instruction W shout
any objection being filed with It,
Rev, G. e. Tumlln. until recently pastor
of the First street Baptist church in Fort
Worth to which charge he was called after
his resignation as pastor of the First Bap.
list church of this city. will in all prob
ahlllty return to BRENNAN.
Rev. w A. Hamett of Grenada Miss
Will preach at the Baptist church next Sun
day,
The grand jury returned thirteen felony
indictments. i've of the parties against
whom the indictments were returned hcing
In jail. They are: John jenkins, burglary;
Henry Fields, burglary; Walter Hearne'
9qrsleTy; Miles Chappell, theft of horse;
Abe Finley, assault To rape.
AT the German Evangelical Lutheran
church at $50 o'clock tonight Mr. Kurt il
Geisecke was married to Miss Ella Koch.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a c. Koch
I the residence Of Mr.. II. II LAudrrdalc
at Gay Hill tonight Mr.. Edmund L., ChiIds
and Miss Fannie Lewis will he united in
Mr. and Mrs H. Hafner are rejoicing in
home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12

matinee "A Midnight Frollc" and "Es
capped from Sing Sing" at night
There was n larger attendance at both
performances than that which greeted
them on their first Hnpcarance and the
company's players aSed to the favor
they won from their audiences on Monday
The imperfectlons that often characterize
the repertoire companies are uncommnnly
well overcome In Mr.. Braunigs company;
acting that will compare very well with
that Of the higher priced attractions Is
frequently seen In the characters of the
plays. The specialties are also particularly
meritorlous. and the pictures are artlsti-
cally displayed The bill for this evenings
Under Two Flags"
The company Will play two performances
daily for the rest Of the week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
Haw Eaters viii Organize.


A "IIaw-Eaters Club" along the line
suggested in last number of the Currcn
issue, Is to be organized in Austin. m
object Of the club Is to encourage ponern
nselessness, aud make experiments ns +,
now utterly worthless and dlsagreeable
Ia can be when he tries. No man vii
ne eligible to membership unless no caI
establish the fact thar he is NOT worth Iii
ing with free sewer gas
Atter Incoming a member should he h,
detected In any act becoming a gentleman
ne VIII be dismissed from the chh m
less he can prove It was an accident TN g,i
i"lloWlng are some of the things that vii
forever bar n man from membership in thi
very desirable organizations
uthlhs to the right when meeting an
Hther person or vehicle. Don't turn nj nj
If you can help It, ~ a.
standing anywhere on the sidewalk except
flght in the center Of it,
iaklng yonr head ont Of the postofficf
uc!iNelY window until the postal clerk hit,
YOU In the face with wet sponge merit.
expulsion. 'P'"7' "'eiIt'
, Splitting in spIttoon If you can possibly
Telling the truth II a lie can be substl
FRYING TO initiate gentleman in the
Sllghtest degree, unless forced to do so nv
'v 6ncn ulnn WIN siXshooter.
y crowded car, is sufficient TO exnel anv
haweatcr from the club. NP'' any
E"ch member Will be rewarded for devils.
Tx 6 new ana easy methods for making n
Tho vi o Hiie selI on any and all occasions.
nv cluu Is to be opened at once. and
every one having friends or acouaintnncns
Muoln ne would like to see enrolled in tbo
Nv order viii please send in their names
IL Is estimated that quite strong lodge
ca1 ne organized here, and after that tbc
uIuer VIII be pushed throuehout the state
S'e'J hhW-eaier an Texas Is enrolled
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
DowIino Monument Assooiatio,

The Dick Bowling Monument association
VIII have IN important meeting on sun.
day afternoon, September 10, ut o'clock.
at the Dick Bowling camp room in the
Light Guard nrmory. corner Of Main and
Capitol This association Is composed OF
all the members of the three divisions Of
the Ancient Order Of Hlbernlans in this
city, the members of the Emmett Council
ana the members of Dick Bowling camp.
the object being TO raise n fund for tho
erection In this city of n monument TO Tho
memory of Dick Bowling aud the famous
ngnNls Guards, composed Of band OF forty
three gallant Irlshmen, who In September
lsoS defeated fleet Of Federal gunboats
NJ sabine Pass, achieving ono Of The mosf
remarkable victories Of the clvil war ana
projecting, Texas from the invasion Of ihe
"nnsiny. Ihe, members of the Irish so
cletIGs' working through the medium or
d9e DowliI9g, Monument association, have
ALREADY added nearly $500 to the fund ana
the meeting called for Sunday is fo dis.
cuss what further stops shall he taken in
sired. 10 ue-
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CITY eREWTlEs.

An entertainment program has been ar.
ranged for the organ recital at the Cum
Deriand presbyterian church this evening
There are undeliyercd kilograms at the
Postal telegraph Office, lis Main street for
tin.
Post Oak camp. Woodmen of the World
VIII unveil monument next Sunday even
Ing at o'clock at the German cemetery, "a
the memory Of Oscar McClellen, q de
ceased member.
The social to be given at Mrs. William
Hunters by the Ladies' Aid of the Cen.
trail Christian church tonight has been
postponed to Friday, September 20. The
same tickets viii be used.
There are undellvered kilograms at the
office of the Western Union Telegraph com,
pany for Il. /. Keller A. 5. Adams. Rich.
ard Galley, A G. Hutchinson, Andrew l.,
Jackson, j. Williams. Rev. j. r. Chnlders.
Fred Nj. Tillish and John Hackett.
Mr.. George Il. Chase and Mrs. NJ l..
Bastlan were married last night by Rev.
J. VI. Halseli, pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. The ceremony. which
occurred at O'Clock. was Solemnized at the
residence of Mr. Walker. corner of Mont
geometry and Hogan streets, In the Fifth
ward
Nightly rehearsals are being held under
the direction Of Mr.. George H. Hervey. Jr.
for he presentation Of "a Bachelor S
Ward" which will occur at Sweeney 4.
Coombs opera house on the evening Of
September -. The proceeds are TO he de.
voted Ia the Faith home and the ladies Of
this institution are taking an active Interest
in the success Of the entertainment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
CALVERT cULLINGs.
The Woud-Re Postoffice Burglar Is a
White Man.

ne Woud-be PoStottice Burglar Is a
White Man.
Calvert, Texas, September ia special
dispatch from Waco to the Galveston New,
gated September o. states that John LARK
ers negro, was arraigned today before
Commissioner Finks and committed to jail
IN default in the sum Of $1,000 10 answer
the charge ofAurglanzing the postofiice p I
calvert, Robertson county, This state
stated by The Post corresHndent In his
account of the attempted burglary. which
occurred and was reported TO The Post
on the 18th instant, the man In question Is
white man.
The construction force under the super-
vision OF Mr.. Ben Atkinson has begun Wor,
on the new telephone line 10 connect This
place with Maysheld, Milan county This
line VIII he great convenience to the mer-
chants here as well as to the farmers who
live in and around Maysheld, many Of
whom trade In Calvert.
Major and Mrs =. w. Parish left last
night for visit to Kansas City.
Mr.. j. Adoue made business trip To
Bryan recently In connection with his in
terests In the light, water and power com
pany.
Superintendent j. b. Wolf Of the Frank
lin public schools and District Clerk III
Hurt are In Calvert on business today.
Mr.. Robert ii. Foster, n prominent Young
business man OF sherman. is visiting In
Calvert.
Miss Alma watson-1s visiting friends In
Hearne.
Mr. George white of Hammond is in
Calvert today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
I Hg@a,o aPa Great Northern fast mall for

fB0 9aalo ap g Great Northern fast mall for
, ns' sig Westhelmer left yesterday after
noon on the international and Great North.
VII, s u.s. mall n toreN New York city. lie Will
falo co route PO'''''i' ~ Dui
81 Mr. ~ and Mrs, p. ,. secor took passage
fast mali Yesterday nfternoon FOR RnSgsio
n, II, where they viii spend about a month
at the Pan-Amerlcnn.
Mr. w, r. Faghn and wife NJ rl paso
m minl quests asa Of the Logan Mr. Pagan IS a
on has way to Beaumont in Tho intepesl
OF an ~ Paso oil company.
!. captain Rlches United states engineer
y, "a cnnrge OF the rivers and harbors work
LOT TINS district passed through the city
SegSs1erday morning en- route to Port Lavacd
lines "S n"i""'
MI Mr. j. c. Flor and two daughters. Misses
Ivssne anu CARA, and Miss Minnie r. Will
l "a, composed a party that took passage
% 81 tne INTERNATIONAL and Great Northern
IAst mail for Rsffalo yesterday afternoon
10 VISIT the Pan.tmerIcan exposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
An Unusual Case.

Upon complaint sworn out by
MT Herman Lippett, Bill Dckerson.
one OF the colored walters at the
kice hotel, was arrested yesterday
ON the charge of assault. Mr.. Lip.
petts statement Is that because he re.
fused to give Dlckerson a Tip" he locked
him up in the dining room at the hotel and
Kept him Imprisoned there until he went
10 an open window and gave an alarm. His
explanation as to how he came to be locked
IN the dining room was that he was the
las' at breakfast. He says he appealed to
the waiter to let him out, but he declined
70 do so until he had been tipped" MIR
saulted by Dickerson. though the charge is
that Of assault.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS
BURGLARS HAVE BEEN GIVING THE
DEPARTMENT HARD WORK.
Jury in Justice McDonaId's Court De-
cided Against Enforcing the
Sunday Law.

The first contest In the courts between
the advocates of an f'open" Sunday In
Drummer and those opposed to such a coz
ditinn Of affairs occurred yesterday morn
ing iii Justice McDonald's court and re-
sulted in the scoring OF victory for the
open Sunday adherents. Karl Reir was
trled before jury on the charge of keep
Ing open house on Sunday and was ac-
quilted There are two other charges
against the same defendant. At the trial
the defendant was represented by Attor-
neys Lewis and Ehrcnswerth and Messrs.
zones and Thacker appeared for the State.
There was large crowd OF spectators at
the trial.
In Justice Malschs court yesterday
Dora Jones, on a charge of burglarizlng
q house occupied by Sadie White, was
bound over to the criminal district court
In the sum of 5000 The defendant waived
preliminary hearing.
~
Procrastination is defined in the die
tiOnares as the thief Of time, The police
department is now prepared to amend this
definition in order to make it apply to
pnother thief of time" who stole a clock
from the residence of George Breaker of
AN Mckinney avenue the other night
~
The chief of police has received notice
TINT 2 reward of 800 will he paid for the
Arrest of q copper colored negro five feet,
eight inches tall, weighing about 100
pounds and wearing mustachc The
fugitive is wanted for the murder Of Miss
Wild at Pierce City Mo, on August TX,
and the reward Is authorized by John Con-
1or. ty marshal of Aurora, Mo.
i l. l.
The residence of John Moore. 500 Jeffer-
son avenue, was burglarized Monday night.
The police have discovered a dress skirt
and sdcque, pair of pants, pair of
shoes and clock. The house was ran
sacked from cellar TO garrett and every
thing was turned topsy turvy; even the
contents Of trunks were scattered about the
Gpol In the thorough search which the bur
Siar made for yalunbles.
Henry Brown has been arrested for the
daylight burglary of the residence OF Mrs.
MGCarty oslo. jackson street. Several ar
tclcs of jewelry, including a gold watch,
Orucciet, ring and spectacles were recov-
cred.
An unclaimed bicycle is at the police
station awaiting the appearance Of the
owner 1t was picked up ON Main street,
ana Is OF the Columbia make
~
A man, apparently suffering from poison,
was found near a saloon In the vicinity
of the international aud Great Northern
depot yesterday. The stranger was con
veycd To ST. Josephs indrmnry. Officers
VINO iuveSt gated the matter learned that
ahe man was sick and that a woman in the
vicinity brought him bowl of soup. After
he mad consumed portion Of the liquid the
woman poured ont the remainder. Soon
afterward the man became very sick. with
very strong indications of having been
reasoned. Deputy Chief Thompson and
Sergeant Busey Investigated the matter
and Acting Health Officer Brumhy was
called In consultation. The stranger Is
still very sick
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
Ynakllm lnnals-

Yoakum, Texas, September l1.-Thls faI
has been one characterized In Yoakum h,
the opening OF large dry goods houses ana
the competition in the dry goods huines,
that necessarily follows. First came Mr.
J. A. Graves, then Haller Bros. & Co. ana
the latest Is Mr.. j Lyons, who had his
formal opening in his new store Monday
Very few, II any, OF the ladies' OF YoakIin,
failed to visit the store during the day
and feast their ewes upon the excellent
tanned NJ night with music and the ladies'
were presented with souvenirs OF the oe.
casion
road announces a special rate to san An.
tonic on September ~ account meeting
OF the Sons OF Hermann and German was
veterans A special train Will leave Hal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
TEXAS DEATH ROLL

,SNHLL-Flatonia Texas, September II
Mrs >. VI. Smell died at her home in tbiis
city al I:3O O'Clock a. m today Her re
lu':hS We're Inferred in the city cemetery
at 80 p m. today
DpBBINS.- Temple. Texas. September
81 sam Dobbins, a young man of - years.
dled ut his mothers home on Bentley nil
81 typhoid fever He had been sick for
some time and succumbcd to the disease
ABOUT midnight last night.
=, NulIPLE.,-Austin Texas, September
y, Mrs. j; W. Whipplc, an old citizen
a Austin, died yesterday afternoon at her
home In this city. She had many friends
ana was wen known all over the county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION.


| Mr. Ben NJ Wolfe leaves tonight for New
| York
S. Orr Neal of New York Is a guest at
! the Lawlor.
w. J Townsend of Lufki9As stopping at
the Lawlor.
! W. V, Hanway Of Dallas Is among the
| Lawlor guests.
Colonel John u. Rogers " Galveston is
| at the Logan.
John T. Winaud Of Baltimore Is a guest
| at the Bristol
r. s Hancock of Chicago is late ar
| rival at the Lawlor
Mr.. G. $. Bailey Of Flatonla Is regis
! a.. ~ ~ f,u,,,,. =, ...t
tered at the Rice hotel. "
Mr. Hugh Burns Of TavIor Is Registered
B. e KrIcghanm Of Seattle Wash Is
+Vs''',.'u "t wv i'""l'
guests F r. Of the Rce G bot Waco Is among the
Mr. u y C,nro - Co,u,,hns o,,, T.
EneSs at the I, nee hotel
rival az the HutchinS house.
g. mr., Julius B3ghme Of Galveston Is reg
,,''u at 'ne Hu'cilhs mouse.
Mr.. S. StClnherg Of Hamburg Germany.
Is rare arrival at the Rice hotel
the guests at the Hutchlns house
Mr.. r. b. KinInger returned last night
from his vacation. spent at sonora
+. Roll. VOL known of+,o, 80 voice..
registered yesterday at the Bristol.
Mr. T.. l. Fltzvcrold ot .,uo-o l.. o,,,.,,.
the recent arrivals at enc H. ~ "Hop6
Mr.. G w. Butcher trave,ir,, ont 90
San Antonio is n pmeSt y, ~ banf ON oil
Nfr uost..u ! 49,. -. i-'S""'
yesterday after spfndng se,o ,aIi I'M, enG East
Ar "a CO... - - "o'NH'
otSn l. d. no WI Stnfm or Beaumont is among
Mrs soo,,,,.e,' a ','' az ,ne logan.
tic are on,nn E EN- riu uer uaughteT' Net
""'u"S "'"el guests NJ the Logan.
,r MI +, Greenberg returned last night
c cc"an business "Trip TO St Louis and chi
'"5''
tln ioI i., = ~ campbell arrived from Palcs-
hntcl '''' '"e"t anu Is Il guest nj the Rice
yeston last evening and is a guest at the
iEusan'
dropped In yesterday and nut mn ~ M
briStoL.
Mr. b. +. TAFT, a prominent young real
estate man Of Decatur, III, is stopning M
the Logan. 81
Mrs; G.. A. Wood Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Is visiting her friend, Mrs. A. Delislc. No
l4V3 Travis street.
Mr.. w. Y. Randall aud Mr. Erod p.,,
land, operators Of Lincoln, Mo, are quar-
tered at the Logan.
Mr. J. &. Goldsmitb ~ Waco .o,.o,.
MED by his wife and dauphter hos o,'n rt
mGnts at the Logan
MIR. ! n wostn,orot,rd
citizen OF Eagle Lake. IA nmong }hc ,,"st,
w 'u,"' "'uSe'
n. Y. over The s inte rePaILted Tor Bnnalo
Northern vasteriat rnt ottr,il ana Great
Mrs 6 - 80. 80 ,s. noon
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Loekhart Locals

Lockhart, Texas September 1.-THE
~, a'uWei County Medical ASSOCIATION held
us regular quarterly meeting in Loekhart
fe gsdIes an9 =, Several interesting papers were
aeguhung the practice OF modicine ~, Vi
3n,sse55 was thoroughly discussed aud cri'
u t,sS,1, with the result that Ii was almost
'ivh also Afforded theme for discussior
terdaurestY man was severely stabbed yes-
MAY az Maxwell by a white man from
ana placed under bond was urfesteu
ciDstaSd ooPwood, county health officer. vac.
John nIty-nlne colored people In 81.
been exnosasd yesterday, all OF whom had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
Last REGULAR Rehearsal.

inc Houston Qnartctte society held It's
last regular rehearsal last night proceed
ing It's opening concert which will be given
at Bryan hall next Wednesday evening.
September is, upon which occasion the So.
clety VIII be assisted by Mr. Clarence n
Ashenden, baritone, and Mrs Ellen Bright
Ray, dramatic soprano. both of Dallas
last season and made quite hit. Tho
society VIII contribute three new choruscs
az or which have been well prepared and
Will be exccllently rendered 1lN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA.
Maurice Grau Metropolitan Opera Com
pany Here November and 5.

pany Here November a and ..
Mr.. S. Kronberg. tbs advance represent
tative Of the Maurice Gran Metropolitan
Opera company of New York. reached the
city yesterday to arrange for the appear.
Rnce Of this superb company at the Audit
torlum in this city for two performances.
November and s. The appearance Of this
great attraction Is made possible In Hous-
ton from the fact that the company is
en- route to San Francisco and passing
through Houston they will put IN two
nights here which viii be their only ap.
pcarancc IN Texas Mr., Kronberg states
mat the company will likely present in
Houston Carmen with the great Calye II
for the second night with Emma Eames or
Nine. Semhrich as the piima donna. This
company carries 200 people, with n great
ballet, Danrosch orchestra and such great
solo artists as De Rcszke De march, Sc
hgnac, Canpanarl, Plemcon. SvbH sander
son and host Of other world renowned
singers. II Will he the first time that
grand opera, has, ever been presented in
Houston and will be the biggest musical
attraction ever presented in this city. The
company travels In It's own special train
Of nine coaches. with a number Of baggage
cars as they carry their own scenery.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
viii Med This Eueninn-

The wedding OF Miss Manella Cochran,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.. Cochran,
well known citizens of Houston, to Mr..
Ernest Alphonse Gray of Virginia will take
place Mt I o'clock this evening at the Coch-
ran residence The ceremony will he fol-
lowed by reception from to 10 p. IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
Revival Service.

The series Of meetings Of the First Bap.
list church, held In Bryan han. on Fannin
street between Walker and Rusk. continue
win INCREASING interest The services OF
been procured and he Win be nresa,t t %
sing nj each service. Meetings are held
n the morning AZ 10 O'Clock and AT night
aF,o o'clock The public is cordially In
'lteo 10 attend upon these meetings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
santa he Rrldne Rurned.

Dallas, Texas, September ia big
bridge on the Gulf. Colorado and santa
Fe railroad, three miles south of Dallas.
burned tonight Trains on both sides OF
the stream are tied up and will NOT 10
anie 10 move over the Santa Flo tracks until
q temporary structure can be built, which
VIII be In a few days Trains are 10 be
sent in and out Of Dallas over the Texas
ana Pacific to Fort Worth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12

Mr.. L. Housmnn, the merchant tailor .,
No. 30 Fannlp street, Is now I'm the Bast.
ein market purchasing a full line OF The
latest designs 10 Imported woolens. etc.
serve the city trade. and extends 4 cor
dial invitation TO call and examine Tho
stock. Clothes, made and sold on weeEiv
or monthly payments to reliable persons.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
District Averanes.
Central
STOWE WILL TALK,
But Not Until He Has Resigned as an
Official

New York, September 11.-James G
stowe, formerly consul general for the
United States at Capetown, has arrived
In New York and goes to Washington at
once He says that when he has officially
given mp his position by reporting to the
something to say about the Bocr war I'm,
~ then; however, he declines TO talk on
the subject.
Mr. Stowe saws that when he took the
position nj Capetown four years ago The
trade Of the United States In South Africa
was S6OOO'OO0. Now he says, 1t Is $50,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12
THE BRAuNIa STOCK COMPANY

Resume Its Engagement in This City
and Play to WelLPleased Audience.
The Braunig Stock company played two
more engagements at Sweeney & Coombs
opera house yesterday, presenting for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-12

Tickets for the new year services tn he
held AZ Turner han by the Orthodox con
gregation OF Adath Jeshurun are on saIe
at IO2 Main street az the following rates.
Members and families 81: non.niembers
and families, So; single ladies or gentle.
men also 81. No free admission,