davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
OEATH OF MR. WRIaAr eRAsAEAR.
Passed Away at the Home OF HIS Mother
al 9 80 O'olnck act Ninlt

Passed Away at the Home OF HIS Mother
at $50 O'clock Last NIGHT
Mr.. Wright Rrashear, aged 80 years,
died at the homo Of HIS mother 70s Pierce
avenue, at 0:aO o'clock last night The
death. while no, unexpected, is keeuiy
felt by his friends and much sympathy Is
fct for the hereavcd.
The deceased was born In Houston in
1868 and had lived here all his life. He
was niachlnist by trade hut for the puSf
several montha has been unable TO do amy
manual labor. He contracted consumption
some iln'r ago, aud the disease had stcadily
gained ground upon him until death rG.
muNed him last night Several mouths
ago. he was sent out to III Paso to sec
climatic change would not arrest the
raVages Of the disease, but the change ala
aim no mntcrinl good. lie returned 10
Houston 10 await his summons
Mr.. Wright Bushear was n ncnhew Of
Jndee Horny BraShenr vice president Of
the South Texas National bank and
brother Of Judge s. II. Brashear. former
me funeral viii take place at z o'clock
this afternoon from the rcsldcnre Inter,
ment a. Glenwood cemetery Rcy. HAY
VIII ofhcate. '
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

new series OF addresses Will begin az
the Young Mems Christian Association
mems meeting next SUNDAY at o'clock,
when Mr.. Edwin McNutt, pastor Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church. will ,ic
liver an address. All men are Invited to
attend TINS address and the series
nlght IN baseball win he between the Stars
ana the tresccnts, on account of tae fourth
lrah having been organized the Old series
81 games Will he declared OF aud new
series VIII begin betwe1a the four teams.
mHmciN; stars, CreSccnts Black Cats ana
Inlstles. large number OF ladies and
gentlemen are attending these games mani.
resting a good de;s Nf !e,ercSt In them
larger number Of Young men are AZ
lendlng the gymnasium classics now tnnn
and half, aud the gymnasium classes ,r,.
80 large that. II is difficult 10 accommo.
cate the work on account NJ the umItrd
space IN the gymnasium And bath rooms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
A VERY INTERESTING MEETING
Was that Held by Robert E. Lee Chap
ter, Daughters OF the Contederacy.

Was that Held by Robert {. Lee Chap
ter, Daughters OF the Confederacy.
The historical meeting Of the Robert D.
Lee chapter Of the United Daughters Of
the Confederacy. held at the residence OF
Mrs Harris Masterson, 500 Crawford street.
yesterday afternoon ut 4 o'clock. proved a
most interesting event. The afternoon was
taken up with patriotic and historical
readings aud musical selections, all OF
which the ladies enjoyed, the former for
their great interest and the latter for their
artistic merit aud general excellence
most gratifying feature of tne meeting
was the exhibition Of the presidents new
gavel. which had been very neatly fashion.
cd out Of an old gunstock which was used
In the civil war, aud which Mr.. George d.
Branard leading member of Dick Dowl
ter some time ago. The relic was turned
over by the chapter to Il committee coin
posed of Mrs, O. {. Drew ana -.rs. w. c.
Crane for the purpose Of having a gavel
made from 1t. These ladies' called Ia Mr.
Charles Crane. Jr.. under whose direction
the gnyel was made. Mrs. Franklin, the
president of the chapter, used 1t for the
first time at yesterdays meeting.
vote OF thanks was rendered to Mrs
Drew and Mrs. Crane and Mr.. Crane for
the gayel, and the secretary was requested
Ing the appreciation of the chapter for the
eitt ana for his thoughtfulness In max
ing 1t.
silver plate with the history of the
gnvel engraved thereon will be provided
aud placed upon 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
A "reminiscences.

Among the passengers on Louisiana
street car yesterday was an old citizen who
became reminiscent. II remember" SAID
he. when practically all OF this part OF
town was owned by Colonel lladley one
OF the pioneer settlers Of Houston. ii was
In 1904. Just after long rainy spell. when
all OF tins section was under water. except
that block pointing to a block bounded
by Louisiana and Smith streets and Gray
and Pierce avenues, That was the only
piece of ground in this entire nelghborhood
not covered by water and l remember that
Colonel Hadley and his wife and their
daughter, Mrs. Mohl, all now deceased,
were looking over the Hadley possessions,
and Mrs. Mohl then quite young woman,
pointed to this block, the only dry ground
In sight. and told her father that she would
select that as hers In the division of the
Hadley property There were no streets
then In that section of the town and prop
erty could have been bought anywhere for
mere trihe | have always remembered
that little incident and | never pass th.s
property without thinking of it
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

Cora Bacon Foster +; Frledephaus u
: Box. IN, J w. Gillespie, james !,
Cray. ". A. Grant G r. Grlggs, n. &.
Guy. J. = Pagan, H. u. Hutchison, &. ".
lIahL Alfred r. Hamblen, G. W. tlafral,
David Hannah. Richard II. Hanna. Gar
rett IIarleasile. A. y. HeidlnFsfelder. &.
T.. IitIdiugsfoldcr John $. Hoover ". ..
Howard, j ". Hueker, W 5. Hunt $. -.
jones'. Ira L. Jones, Johu Kennedy. g. y.
henneriy. George W. Kidd, j g. Kidd, J.
l.. Kindred. Norman 6. kituei Jr, a.
y. knight, Z. W. Leman. T. Longcppe,
ton, l.. c. MastcrsopAG. n. Alcerc, &. y.
Wood. C. H. warren, Robert Durer. y. :.
schmitz. b. Z Iierrlng, y, Louis u
A. Polk. Cabsen Blake. william u. Giles
II. a. Lnhaus. l.. Hunt. =. +. Phelps. i
I. zimmerman. J u. Gilbert, james W.
W. Anderson. J. o. Davis Z. J.; Naiker'
Henry Ben Cline; T t. Howell " ~
lIay,Ines J9e p Ly9ns', II, u. MaTN ,d,',-
H. Hanna. NJ kirhcks, 6. II. Munger, II.
a. Stoddard c. N Staples. j, J.. Pcndley,
y. G. IIodgctts Blaneh y; Maieyinsey'
Ava sumbardp. sallie l.. Bel, j. " Iaesa-
berry, Mildly Porter, T. l.. Dpnnis, y. u.
Fox l.. a. kpttwitZ, Il. u. Pyg. John y
nlor1in, r. G.. Hoosen, #. J. De McSltt,
Lewis. Il. W Frauhin, Homer Il. Mitchell,
40 g. y ,yiu,o Vel1Sp' .S Sdhasies e.
fed Wlshey, hi g. Ellis. j Il. Fowler.
n l. pietzner John i Regan, r. G.
Graz r. ID Marley. %. l.. Waddcl n 4
Johnson j. T.. Pendicy Horny Aibrecht. j
iItirgcson Ir VI / Fa-os. ]. /. Dick.
SON Cbestrr II brtog. storing Myer. Il.
Y Spn@d 4 s Vnndcryoc1. Charles Ilueh.
nor schyyaudor Brvan Daurnprty
Al 7 pendar,is " \ Dennis d. y Bn.
soc Il / itevr,,ra Jabe q. header. Fred
II emitb " III Etn,brnnsh In.cnh Dual
frnuoh IA co,ont q Ncilne NJ
SlciGison n N nariF w. 4 Tompy. *
a. urnr1io.o ri 81 pcicrts William II
n,vis I. No Crrbren tarnea NJ smith N
l. N,,tint 4, p5trd + Icon smith. Gu4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE MARKET
A Score OF Deeds Filed for Record In
Houston Yesterday.

A Score OF Deeds Filed for Record In
Houston Yesterday.
Yesterday was quite an active day IN the
local real estate market. there being a
score Of warranty deeds filed for record
In the county clerks office. The consld-
erutlons named In half OF these instru.
ments reached $1,000. number exceeding
that amount.
The largest consideration stated IN any
Of the deeds was 5000. For that consld
Grafton J. h. Womack sold to IA. d.
smothers lot / OF block IS In the Fair
Grounds addition. situated at the corner OF
Smith street ana Drew avenue. The next
largest consideration, Sls75, was named In
deed conveying from the guardian Of the
estate Of Naomi Allne Klipper a minor.
20 Ed~nrd Koch lots md Ia block 1873
on The south side Bulaln bayou, less
strip Of Fifteen feet 90 the rear ends of the
lois. rms property Is situated az tie cor
ner Of 81. Emanuel street and Franklin
avenue, and the sale WAS made uuder or
ders Of the probate court.
The other deals Included this sale or
200 acres out Of the :. j. Williams survey
by NJ. Spears to i. D. Haas for $1,000;
that OF the west halves OF lots Z aud OF
subdiVision 2 Ia block 70. OF the Allen al
dillon on the north side Buffalo bayou,
by Louis stephan and others to Mrs. Mary
=. Robinson Tor SliOO
The La Porte Improvement company or
Texas made some very good transactions
In La Porte property, selling lots ~ nud
20 OF block % IN the Bay Front addition
lots y and - Of block 3S3 and lot 81 or
block pSI 70 Isabel + Donaldson for Si25U,
LOT - OF block 9S5 and tots Is A. - AZ Df
block 9sd TO Eyeleen Hope Donaldson for
$3.50, aud lots 81, 3s, 30 and 10 OF MOCK
u In the Bay Front addition to Sarah
Donaldson for Sl02J.
Lots II and II VI block 80 In the Dick.
iuson addition were conveyed by Charles
ID ia X ifFtlf
SllUO. Charles Benson sold lot ! Of hl0rk
~ ia the Fair Gaunds addition 60 J. 49,
WomGck for $500. This il tho same prop
erty described above as being sold 10y Wo-
mack to Smothefs. the date On whict
Womack acquired the property helnE gwen
as November y, 1900. Twenty seven and
one half acres OF land out OF the Chauncy
Goodrich survey were sold by ]. j. Bur
rouEhs 10 Syend Larson for $1,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
AWAKENING THE SINNERS.
SERVICES AT THE MKEE STREET
CHURCH is CREATING INTEREST.
Rev. Thomas n. Leitch Preached Stir
ring Sermon to Large Conarc-
cation Last Ninht.

As the revival services ct the Mckee
Street Methodist church progress there Is
an apparent Increase IN the Interest mani.
Tested 10y the congregations, aud Rev.
John F. Green. the pastor. anticipates even
n greater and more complete awakening
Of sinners before the meetings close. Rev.
Thomas H. Leltch. very able evangelist
" Charleston, s. c., and an old friend
Of MIR Green, is doing the preaching and
his sermons seem TO be reaching a respon.
sve chord In his congregation.
Mr. Leitch took for his text last night.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and
thou shalt be saved Acts xvi, al. He
spoke In substance:
This text is Just packed with truth,
but these words are not for the unaWaked.
An unrepentaut sinner can not believe
This message IL for penitent man, seek
Ing Cod. A seeking sinner and seeking
saviour viii soon meet. You have th0u-
sands Of members in your cnurcnes VINO
are not on believing grounds
Speaking OF certain kinds Of repentance;
the preacher said: II am sick and tired
OF this naIuby -pampy repentance; we must
nave Bible repentance. that Will make a
man get up In the night and go to settle
vita one whom he has robbed that Will
make a man straighten mp as far as pos
slblc."
lie then attempted to show: " who
must beiieveY (2l What must he be,
leycf" 81 when must he believer
az How must he believer lie answered
the questions himself: ~ the man who
sees himself a sinner is the one who must
believe" (2) Believe the record that
God gives of Ills son" go "a inun must
tunlty-that means now You have only
the present. now Is the accepted time. F"
a. PUT the same confidence in God that
you put IN an honorable man. You can :
t,ff "a q deceived
God can not le--take God NJ His word.
At the conclusion OF the sermon many
asked for prayer and several protested
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
HARRIS COUNTY NoTARlEs.
List Of the Names Handed to Governor
Savers.

List OF the Names Handed to Governor
Savers.
Austin, Texas, March IT The following
persons have been recommended 10 the
governor for appointment as notaries public
FOR Harris county by Representatives Ken
nedy and Griggs:
Houston Arnhstead L. Ahrahams James
X. l.. Archer, n W Archer, John H. Ashc.
James H. Berry, Hal Bates. Alexander
Bnrttllngck, Green NJ. Beauchamp. g, w
Boctck, stonewall Bond, William brad
J u. Britton. james A. Breeding. II. r.
breeding, j.; VI. bright, Louis Bryan, j.
Burghelm, Thomas Nj. Coleman A y.
Sohn,, y. +; Chew, ]. 4, Cameron, W. i.
Carothers, Il. A. Chadwick Jr.. j. NJ. Cobb,
j. p. Cochran, j. l., Compton, H. -.
Cooley, Anna $. Conway, A. ] Coudit l..
g. ccrnltius, +. j. Collins, Henry ]. baa.
nenhaum, John II. McClung j. 4. Ma.
honey, Fred Mason, John \. Milroy, j. c.
S 3 Morrow StSrling , MSsr r. MecaS-
n c Munger, n. NJ. Norheet, W, ii.
PARSONS Oswald $. Parker, Ed S, Phelps,
Fainter, John s. Radford H. Raphael. r.
u. Ridgeway, Ingham $ Roberts. j. a.
RRSsfTs, ! Il. Q; Ross loss W T. Roe Peter G.
+. l.. schwander Walter il. scott, W T.
shay shay, D. G. Shelby, W. d. Sherwood
Rebecea ii. stiles, Il Ii. stone
n. stnhenrauch Stanley Thompson,
y Timpson, William G. Tinlmins'
George n; Torrey, S. r. Tracy Dan IN,
nriPiett Myron Tower, b. +. weems. j.
x West; r. I; Whitehead. John u. Whitley,
Wilson, William II. Davis. Frank j be
Merit. Tracy y. Dunn, H. IL. nooley.
Thomas e. Dunn ]. w. Edmund
ssn, ratrlek Egan, Jr., e. n
Fitze, 7, c. Ford, Martin T. Forrest,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

brought him to the city. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. NJ y. Kingsbury, prom!-
nent citizen Of Cuero.
f. Rumsey a member of firm of man
ufacturers Of rubber betting and hose. with
factories OF Chicago. Kansas City and Du-
buque. was guest Of the Logan vester
day. and loft on the evening train for New
has negotiated there Mr. Rumsey was
accompanied by his wife, who will remain
In New Orleans visiting friends.
Mr. j. w. vasburgh. a popular conductor
on the Southern Pacific, has gone to Chi
cago for the benefit OF his health. lie is
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Clara.
and expects to he away about six weeks.
Mrs William Mail of New York, accom-
panied by her son, Mr.. j. I. Mail, passed
through Houston yesterday. They were
en- ronte New York from Arizona AMI
spent the day here with Mrs. Mary Bolts
Fitzgerald and Mrs. David Rice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

The funeral services over the remains OF
Jack Welsh, the yonng man who dlel
Wednesday as the result Of guushot
wound inflicted by Miss Matte Graham.
were held yesterday afternoon at 4 O'clock.
The body was conveyed from the famllv
residence, 1914 St Emanuel street, To The
Nhurch OF the Administration, where Rev
Father lennessy ofholated and later the
hierment was made In the Catholic ceme,
terry.
The funeral and burial was largely AZ
tended lay tho Young mans friends, ana
some very pretty noral designs were ~
tered, among the most beautiful helng a 'ad.
der and wreath from the central Dire sta.
ton where deceased was employed. Mai
tese cross from engine house No. . and a
wreath each from Nos. and 6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
A Heavy suIt ior namanos

Frank Dalton OF Galveston on yesterday
aleh suit tn the civil courts Of Harris
county against the Texas ana New OR
leans Railroad company for $4,000 dam.
s ,lo, INC plaintiff alleges In his petit
conductor from the excursion run over
t sna ROAD from Houston To Beaumont and
rum tn hraumont TO Lucas oil well on
January ~ Notwithstanding he had pali
WE ore ana was thereby entitled 10 rlIbts
enioyeh. -,N'' pNoNehsVts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
LARGE AUDIENCES.
6aokmans Glass Blowers Are Attracting
Great Crowds.

Baotman's Glass Blowers Are Attracting
Great Crowds.
Backmau's Glass Blowers had large
crowds yesterday afternoon and evening.
Every one Is delighted with this artistic
and educational exhibition, The ladies al.
mue the beautiful glass dresses. while the
men tind u study Ia the workings OF tno
glass steam engine.
Every visitor received u specimen Of their
work free. many OF which were handsome
Saturday viii be- their last day and no
one should miss seeing this exhibition, As
Il Is certainly mcrltorious one lnc doors
are opcn from until 8 aud from To- 0:3O
The admission Is hut ten cents. They are
located In the Rims building.
saturday afternoon 200 glass ships win
he given to the children and each child
win receive u copy of Mr. Backman's lat,
est work, "Origin and History Of Glass"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
Approval Of a Bio Bond.

Captain +. A. Rice, brother OF the late
William NJ. Rice, the Texas-New York
millionaire who died In New York city
lust september, has filed the bond required
IL MIN by the Harris county probate court
rs administrator of his brothers estate
The bond is for S30o.000 and the sprct es
named therein are Captain James 4 Ba-
ger, Jr., and Messrs. II. $. Lovett, Il. W
Scwall, George l., Porter and w. .. Chew
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
THELEGISLATIyE VISITORS
HOW THEY WILL BE LOOKED AFTER
BY THE CITIZENS OF HOUSTON.
Daughters Of the Republic VIII Enter
tain Them on Their Trip Down the
Bayou to the Battle Ground.

The soliciting committee for rthe Daugh-
tiers OF the Republic who win undertake
to furnish the lunch for the Legislative
excursion that viii 20 down the bayou on
the steamer Lawrence tomorrow reported
yesterday afternoon to the San Jacato
chapter, Daughters OF the Republic, very
satisfactory results The committee has
received sufficient encouragement 10 war
rant the guarantee that the ladies Will
provide an excellent lunch, which will BE-
served fn picnic style upon the boat. Mr..
John Roessler will be the caterer IN charge
OF the service.
The mems committee is in charge OF
Captain s. TaIlnferro as chairman. When
Captain Taliaferro was asked yesterday
what had been done By bis committee he
replied:
1 was requested late yesterday evening
TO assist ia making some arrangements
for the reception Of the members Of the
legislature of Texas. who will arrive ia
this city Saturday morning next, and who
VIII. through the Invitation Of our repre-
sentatives, make the trip from Houston to
has been ceurtc0usly rendered for that pun
pose by Hon. John III. Kirby.
The Daughters OF the Republic have kind
~ onerel 10 furnish lunch on the voyage
and they viii do our guests special honor
by accompanying them.
The steamer viii leave the loot OF Fan
MIN street promptly az . o'clock a. IN. Sem
ator A. q. Lipscoiuh and Representatives
George Is. Griegs au1 John Kennedy are
requested to act ns committee 10 see
that our visitors reach the boat by $40
n. N.
Through the courtesy Of General Man.
ager W. @. Van Week d spcslM ear will
be attached 10 the GalycBton, Houston and
Northern train. leaving GaHeston NJ !
o'clock y. m. for the purpose OF bringing
Houston the Daughters of the Repubilc
houston re~rptlon committed
win stop M san Iacinto bat
FOR the purpose of allowing
under tae guidance of The
~ rho Repuille
,inVring neraed gentlemen have
Nus.. eeted e act as reception com
80 he M The wharf al Inc FOOT OF
- s,reef tromptig nj 4 o'cloek I, M
I've Tho DnnTl,icr,, ~ the Repuhiic
snd thc members 6f the legislature. Who
nd non rf f,9 q Inc pse6nib MI Hon ' il n.
Ja6nston MN II n Rire II II Mac.
Gregor. Dr Max rr,vitz. .Tahn ii. Kirby.
Il woalford 5e In '' 8ndrrSoa Hahn u 4
piactbrra u WiIiiams James
psber II Ijorare Room +. Relcil.
a a. 81 W C,,ro,y Tcr, uicba-.lsor
T"'i, "y-orrcr n prince IA KAN ~
q "a, viect G Wridr,'n, George
1r,t,tan Ioscnb r Nevr- i'm / n
tf,,baso, Nm n Kptreii lion
Walier Rmrns Nn{nr r. W rayn u0o.
N Msast pndns; ""',wy II c,yi.
,,fh a5t@ ~ - cast n Nr.V,H. n
S .it,.'' ~ r, n rr,,,,.e I",ns tg,,si.
49, ~ y prno " ~ t,i.vci,n5 n
In ;'u'i~va n ' "
a{I =, " " TT,,.td, n ~ ftt,c'.t
~, c,i,s.ies y tsbD fIon ~ A wi,
Ion NM 4nsFies ht As Vss,n ,ap" Riea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
viii Push the Work.

Captain Charles Clarke. who has Just
completed the jetty work at the mouth of
the BRACES and who has the contract for
the Buffalo bayou work, was In the CITY
yesterday. Captain Clarke says he has
put his new dredge at work and liz now
prepared 70 push to rapid completion the
work of digging the channel through the
bay from Morgan Point 10 Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
ssse
PLAN WAS SPRUNG TOO LATE.

the
superintendent Of education
amended
thereof late
IN the session. however, to o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
PostoHiee Notice.

Houston, Harris Nopnty Texas. March
2s 1901 Patrons calling for mail on sun
days and holidays viii kindly note that tao
carriers windows have been numbered and
should call at the window beaelng or in
ssnsihs lhe numhcr OF the carrier on their
twutV, the nrst window serves the cen
lfal business routes and is numhcrn1 ,
70 .. IRE second window serves rnutcs d
rs y anl The third Window serves routes
90 ~ ~, ils2se learn the number OF yoar
VII prevent DELAY In delivery Very re-
speetiuliS' y b, Strong, Postmaster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

There will be paper bazaar given by
Miss Hurley's Sunday school class at Mrs.
w. b. Chew's residence. Fannin and Dial.
las streets, Saturday afternoon, April 80.
All are invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls GreatDiscoyerv.

one small bottle OF Hairs Great Dlscor.
removes gravel, cures diabetes. sen,inai
omissions, weak and lame brcks. rhenna.
usm aud all irregularities OF the esldnev.
der trouble In children. IL NOT soid ~, e ILL
druggist, Will be sent by mail on ressi5t ~
sLoq; one s small IN, bottle Is two months
m ,reatiae ana ana w'ii cure any case abors
turer, T.. o, Box GO, 81. Louis, Mo Snn',
for testimonials. Sold by ali dfnrs,lsts SAL s.i
Houston Drug Co. asa
The undersigned Of Rnnge. Taxas i.s.
used Hairs Great Discovery for kidne, my
bladder troubles and hlshly reeon.ne,,a "i i,
DIR. 4, j. pitESSLEis - -
X. BuSCHlTk. Drueris,
Is =. A. MORLEY, Merchant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
MILRY a now nal

Ihe Miiby n Dow han is now proviIod
WITH seats and ready FOR occupancy'
s spsS low schedule of prices has been
ply TO Miiby a Dow for rates, Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

Mnere can you Invest money more prom.
al, Ash Bitiers-you get four Tor ono
hdney medicine, a liver touie ston,ncs,
n,trshgthcner and bowel cleanser Fonr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

PATRlcK's TRANSFER. PHONE 7ss
Heavy machinery and safes a speciaItv
stahles corner Fannln and Commnrcs "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

Was list dasY Stepcls. rubber stamina
9otSry, ana lodge, seals. metal checks. etc
j. " Lore, 22Oo Mechanic ST. Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

PArRlCK's TRANSFER, PHONE 7Ss
Heavy machinery and safes specially
s'apies corner Fannin and Commerce.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-03
Paradise.

w. A. Sheesley finished cutting logs
on Monday.
Mrs. Lewis Ludwick is numbered
with the sick.
Tom Gathers was in Brockwayville
last Saturday.
Joe Cochran called on friends at
Wishaw Sunday.
J. r. Hills moved his family to Reyn-
oldsville last week.
q. F. Reiter is visiting friends In
Paradise and vicinity.
Mrs. G. E. Strouse visited her mother
at Sykesville last week.
Westley Little is spending this week
with relatives In Indiana county.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Strouse,
daughter, March 25th, 1901.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Braden Spen-
Ger, daughter, March 23rd, 1901.
Miss Susie Dougherty visited friends
In Brockwayville Saturday and Sunday.
George Hollenbaugh was looking
after business interests at Wishaw on
Friday.
Misses Harriet Norris and Masy
Wells spent Sunday with friends in
Paradise.
Lost-A valuable smoke pipe. Find
er will be rewarded by leaving the same
at p. M. Wells.
Wayde Breakey closed very success
full seven month term Of school in this
place on Friday,
On account OF the boiler explosion at
the Gibson saw mill the men were idle
few days last week.
Lewis Ludwick has put new CUTOFF
in his saw mill and has taken contract
for $50 mine caps at the Big Soldier
mines.