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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

hsvs bsen congratulated several times
t.4,tv =, -. sse, tsst the civic club was
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organized ana oinee4el- o1'
see thSt its being organized AID ofncefed
t.s ,so-a srr good for n has stoned riE1r I
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The tine % clean Saashefn oiles - l4
Ire ear7v sprinx. for fevars are ilrkicc ll
$3.50 sfrst, as-rhes ard hsf7r ken, mem.
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isfs
TIE city ccncclL 50 The Post has told
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themselves the time snI trouble as 10
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FIX.
N-in street would never dream t1-- -1.A
IN ordi-anen was ia existence. J suppose
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'a'-e I.a'.'se' -. mere
policeman lu sight We'll ought r7t g.
saT never yar saw tvo policemen on
Main street once myself. hrt 'ae- wss
,o-a -iua aEo a-l they were ra-.1e So
eseh at.ay. 60 =a1li no, have ..a- agr
srea snail tal7E SO rle t-ess.r- ~ q city
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Bertha Haln. walkiuE alone and followed
BIZ the bride and her father
The ceremony Was after the manner II
TIC reformed Jewish ritual. made very Inn
pressive hy the earnest manner u the min
ister Then came the hearty coHgratuia-
lions OF the crowd u friends who witnessed
the ceremony, who were. later on. ushered 4
into the dining room, where g wedding ban
qgef wss laid.
Il Is difficult 70 do justice TO the picture .
Presented 70 the guests rs they hled into I
the supper room Here. f0r the ffst mar
fiaee ln the family. MIR. HulF had bad the (
house altered sn that three rooms cuuid be I
eaAree.iers in Toe With each other BE
reIth these the long table was laid. with Z
two others iu the rcceSscs on the Side.
FROM tde middle chandelier pink satin RIB (
hons trimmed with green sprays were car
sl.d o. either END ~ the tables. on which 4
uas saurtraus spread ~ cold meats sai. .
~1uIr complete. win generous store ~ /
white wine 2ut rel. Every globe of the .
chandeliers w4s clothed in pink and PRO
fusion ~ flowers aaa vines made q proper .
So msay ursa.fe costumes.
Lls "sIls dress SOS of white ChiNnu, !
'ae ,s.t- fa She'd with pointed rufhcs edged !
"ts -.t a7a ils1 'i'a and me waist ma'e f.
7Ha FntH OF tHa Mrer'in lace with q {
rU.u.nl bertha edged with narrow Lace (
She wore tfslg ven fastened OH with [
spray On. ...- . tl- ta-t'lt -At "...tH' T
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Meyers costume vss rse7 admired and
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a'ta ear rrrH -HE cuH-..Uar.. l-a. NIr'
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. 71d t.nv far-H t.' uome had been Turned
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Master Bartlett Chew received hts
friends yesterday with his usual courtesy
and entertained them very pleasantly dur,
ing the afternoon houTa Sith fHp ana
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The tea given by the Lady Washington
chapter, Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton. Wednesday afternoon had very sat.
isfactory financial result. and at tue same
time gave a very pleasant afternoon 10
quite a large crowd Of ladies who enioyed.
not only the good cup OF tea served TO
them by Mrs. j. A. Huston, whose bright
cordial manner served 40 heiFhten the
flavor, and the charming musical program
gotten up by Mrs. Z, A. Holland. OF which
the musical critic OF The Post tells IN her
own corner, hut the pleasant interchange
OF talk aud the consciousness or helplng
In a good cause. The members OF Inc
chapter feel that they owe she Light Guard
many thanks for the use of their rooms
for the afternoon
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|. Daughters Of CODIGdGT0CI
! OI HE IeI0S Division.
News and Notes In Re-
gard TO Chapters, U. D. {.


OFFICERS OF TEXAs DIVISION
President Miss Adelia \. Dunoyant,
Houston; first vice president, Mrs. tanuie
J. Halbert, Corsicana; second vice PTS
vice president, Mrs W a. Banks. Bryan
fourth vice president. Miss Mary j. Lang
Marshall; recording secretary. Mrs b, e.
Eads Marshall; assistant secretary, Mt7'
Edmund Key. Marshall: treasurer, Mrs. j.
Mayraut Smith. Bolton; registrar. MIS- NJ
lie Conner Eagle Lake; historian. Mrs. >
II. Watson, Waxahachie.
Please send ali communications for this
column TO Mrs. /. NJ. f. Blanaln' il"'
MclIhenny avenue. Houston Texas
The John H. Reagan chapter Of Palestine
report an unusually interesting meeting at
their now place Of meeting, the council
chamber
Their recently elected president. Mr..
Crawford. has entered upon her duties WIN
curuestness, and all are looking forward ~
the accomplishment OF much good luiln-
the year. business. under Mrs CgavfHds
guidance WAS judiciouSly dispatched l'
WAS unanimously agreed that fulds =" iA'
amount of S2oo0 be- accumulated before amy
expenditures should be made on the Reagan
A committee was appointed TO draft rcso-
buttons thanking Mrs. A. II. li"Waid Tor
hor efficient work as president OF The CHAP
ter for the past two years.
~
Huntsville. Texas. March 3.-Tao ucrep
tiun given by j. r. Gordon chapter United
Daughters ~ the Confedrracy. on the even.
Ing Of February -. complimrntaty 60 t1+
members II John g. Upton camp, Unite
Confederate Veterans. and f"r tir li'as
urr of he community In general was large
Is attended and thoroughly enjoyed ns h'th
guests and hn~tcSses. The various COME
mittpes. Of which there was quite FL NUM-
uc", looked well 10 every detail. The "ee.i'-
H e..
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4 #I.Hr ina. dan
90. .... q" >'SN''''' NNeH-
can writes
About five vccks ago We sent In short
communication In reference % % ranues.
ton aud exhibition ~ soldier or WIN relies
and In "A short tiple wore r,,..,s,l a., ..J 70
contribution from Captala rhoma4 Gibson
ou The same line Certainly .rI-aI11
building for the nurpo.e s1ra. s,.J ,.',,t,
cost more than marble or hronz. -tafr,'
but n would mean more ana 5.,..,,li n
more In our Ola cit}'s graveyard b an
C;"rrrIor |arror ,,, ".-r me IgNI'oS of
Tending his country. Conpnra. I..,r, r.,,
people know that the pile of S'ul ~ th.rr
and children f3U to lnrr,v a,,., ',,.,,
lion from in In o,,. ali ,r,,.'.,.... NO.. l,'
the body Of GCutrll james Rnts-ts,t IA i.
many who read this have soon br o,,,,',
or rcal his hisjorvs I'm tns ,l
bl.i.dug would Zoe his uiriure INA ssotci
in'ni; 4 beautiful pile NJ stone, hid away
opd N Iol,r.5 ".l'' i9.i, z" accomplish the
What the volunteer S,ata ,.cl. d., ,4.
capltai is. beautiful memorial on his
1gg5'' nl,,utaE IN Nhirh should l' displayed
s,r,, ,.1,,>, iuySN,, guns hH.yrS uni.
pictures Of battles
while We would not darrr tho p',c.,..
NJ marble and bronze statues of drr H.
rces ana hproiues IN fbr ca,rtvorI .,,,,
He'd with these. as only n ya.rc '.,ir"'.s,
Is given of the characters whom thet r,n..
sent. In the historical huiIdfur mo. 5,Ii
the pictures Of the great mon are disnl,,.,
hut sketches OF thr.r lives .bc cirtb ,,.,,
they wore and the inducements ,,f r,
used etc '-''
"WhUe the memorial biiIdi,c r.,.,,1 ...
more than nile of brnnsa ~, "s'i 80
would he more satisfvinr rs =, S,Jtt., !
eorlisst scttico,on+ ~ tue state hack 10 its
II should ne stated IN this connection
'H'' lhe p'es'ueht OF the Texas division
for CcHf"dcrato- rcliay room and III tlr capitol
knowledge Of tho project has been OK
''eH1ae,a, ana a general interest secured, by
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n
1.at IN h9at VITA moor OF glass .
} ~ OF wonders ~ tac sea-
NnNt pictures new ana hcauttul e
mat one day left with me. .
sctt hand gave 70 mine
; ne A'ndihE eyes the generous >
! praise
: with fragrant flowers Of fade'ess :
. oiG2nl ..---.,
: And "a I I6ve to liys e el, ny way
. iu dreams that perfect dav
: Aqa M today my greetings 60
. rcdb7-d,, 80, Urn LII ',1 ',G"o,,+h
,rn Lt~rg,, Ia ~ lt'- "Le"'"'
i'''a'"" "N" y" you
: Walnut Grove Ranch. Terru4rv 10
3 1902.
9
80 Ssassssss eSsesssssssssS
wnbh was placed r.3dv NV no nar.b a.;
Harlotts own little house. which stands
ia no o. may I'D wien me lami.y ne
possible vita dainty -rrraIrs ~, -,a Vim
dows. three On eU fresh mattiaz IN Tho
r""r WIN pretty rTCs hore and There .fnl
pl.'Hrc- on me Nal. 20 make the room
''Mp,"'H square r7hle STOOD In the
,,,. ~, 'l lO@ room LeIteIaay. d"ntl.y get
,tAl i"r lea. and around small rnairs Cor
nadc gs orst,r ,.t.,,ra , heI 'H' room
90 s.r. aud 70 ala n a'-. here wara
si,o'pS en- lhf lawn. where tables wero
H. Was t5o or5ri1Si ,1t,,,to, .. -.-.-.
the reception next Saturday, but thar ht.
'''h given M entirely.
- =
Tho Houston club held lts annual election
last wnaE elcatip. ,b. to,t,ut.,., ss,...
,,.t.. - -, 'N9 oHlc'F''
.N'J"' '"hh j.. DICKSON. president; MIR r.
II. stone, vice president. and Nr. Joseph
HELEN
rootors for tho current year arc N,s.rs
George A. CLARK. W. G.. Van Week cabo,.
Read, Henry s Fox. w. r CI,rkso, ana
Ilouel HoheutahI This club 81, one NJ rne
hng-t organizations ot the k.rd IN tee State
@IN iuer" rs hut one objection 70 them
lnrF are inst a hit nnsoclahle Their hand.
some rooms nave only been opened 10
Ln'~tS "iIfn enough 70 be tantallzlug
Women ar" allowed 10 look ia only once
,in g." r ,rTT ,n.S 10 see hoy comfortable mon
mokc an ideal placc for rercrri ,lI''l ,.,E
Ii1lrir card rooms arc enough to make whist
Too E,d tt,,, ETn WllN envy. II seems
drawn. '''''' are 50 closely
~
/ The regular animal nicotine ~ a.. nv.
4 .- A. '- i''"'
'''|n' W" ne Aeid saturday
I March -. M r. m In tho library Cf yac
High school The animal election az ofa
ggr' win hc held and reports read The
a i5r,a att.,,,s ~" N.''r '4at mere Shou d
public 10 Know VIVA. tra rn1rna Hss doIo
Some doubt has heon thrown on the use.
sT,5 d5tG, '' ,,.-I ah4 IL rs ,fe!t that
ro-,,rt 'JI..' WI ne VLIp'.rd ny tae
Y '' ''' ''"EN'S WORK IN the past
i"' N''F ZONES wedding. which Is "the
'a'N '' ,oc town Just now is TO be a very
I S"'" a''' ana me bride viii have quite
q I'ns tinlb OF attendants Her sister, Miss
! ,hal." Jones' who is at Bryn Mnwr col
/ ,l''E9' VIII, come homo for the occasion AMI
I NH no GWss ~ INN ne 't9eE ln"lds
Miss Amin r"jd n Ti ha5S4s'
I Tnnisc ITO. ~ So $50 VI l'"tt,HN, NlS'
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The ladies Of the Central Christian
church viii give an informal reception IN
honor Of their pastor, Rev. r. w Britkcrt
and his Wife at the home Of Mrs Belle
Coombs. i4i2 Walker avenue. Thursday.
the Goth, from 70 II o'clock. The cot
eregatiop and their friends are cordially
invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

Mrs A. II. Pierce had the pleasure Of q
visit from her daughter. Mrs Henry NJ.
YllAsgJ Of xsnsaS CITY. Lass weak. and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

The Ladies' association or the First Pres
hyterIan church are bringing the "Roney
boys" 70 Houston again. The boys will
give a performance in the lecture room Of
the church ON the 25th. aud their pleasant
voices Will be glady welcomed. There il
sure 10 he a good house for there Is an
attraction In their music that makes them
popular everywhere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

waco Texas March 4.--Tuesday after
hoos seiss The regular meeting Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

=, President Texas Division. 4. IL. 4.
- OF confederate cemetery at Marietta.
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The ladies Of the shelterlng Arms asso-
cia,loa are already laying their plans for
their animal rose fete." which will &c
given In April, the month Of roses In
Texas, and they intend 10 have several
new and entertaining features connected
with the analr this year Every one who
remembers their last fete will welcome the
coming Of the next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16

To the President and Members OF
the Ladies' Reading Club. Houston,
from Mary Saunders.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23
Personal MENTION.

II. \. Lee, of Portland. arrived In the
city yesterday.
+. f. Ilasen, Of Knappton, is a guest
at the Occiicnt
II, Is. Mills returned yesterday ftom
a "trip to Portland
f, W. Rogers, OF Chicago, is an
Astoria visitoc today,
Mrs. J, A, Fulton has returned from
her summer outing AT Seaside.
j /. Mitchell, manager of the Hotel
Flavel Is in Astoria on business.
Mrs, George H. George left yester-
day to visit With friends at Seaside,
John Hea yney, assistant lighthouse
keeper at Tlamook rock arrived in
tha city to enjoy a brief vacation.
w. H. Wyman, manager of the cal
iforria Saw Works, and b. II, Trum-
bull Commercial agent of the Illinois
Central railroad are passengers on the
steamer Elmore for Tillamook this
morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW

Baptist; Rev c. A. Woody. Of
Portland viii preach the serm0:: at
III a. m. All other services az usual.
Everybody Is cordially invited.
Salvation Army: Junior meeting at
ices at II 4. m. and p. in. Sunday
subject. Holiness, What Is IT." At
Ithe evening meeting Captain Dupcrtius
win speak on Blind Bartemus."
Presbyterian: At the morning SER
mon the pastor will speak on the text,
/" A a Little Child .; evening thcme,
!" Well Knoan Truths" 4 very COR
ldial invitation is extended 20 III.
First Congregational; Usual sery-
ices at II a. and p. NJ. Sunday
school at 1915. Mld-week prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
la cordial invitation extended TO all.
Frs: Lutheran CUppertown): Reg
.ular services in the morning and even
ing. Sunday school at a. m.
Methodist: Rev. Harold Oberg has
returned from his summer outing and
will I'LL his pulpit as usual. Inter-
testing subjects viii be presented. \
hearty welcome for all.
Grace Episcopal: Services at Ii a.
m and $50 2. m. Sunday school at 1880
At the morning service Rev. Or, War
.ren. late of England, wiIl preach the
sermon. Evening prayer at Holy In
'nocents chapel, Uppertown, at $3.50.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23
COUNTERFEIT FIVE DOLLAR BILL

The secret service has discovered
that some one is raising 81 bills to S.
by clever method of changing the
figures, and unless they ~ closely en-
amlned win pass unnoticed 1t has
also been discovered that many un-
sprupulous dealers are rehlling the
bottles of the celebrated Hostetter's
stomach Bitters and offering them to
the public as the genuine, These imi-
tations have no merit and are so dan
gerous to your health that in order
to protect the public, the proprietors
OF this famous medicine have adopted
Private Stamp which Is placed over
the neck OF each bottle. Please OBJ
serve that the stamp is unbroken when
purchasing, The Bitters is specific
remedy for such ailments as naulency,
indigestion, belehng, nervousness,
dyspepsia and liver and kidney trou-
blos, Try ii,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23
SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK.

II know I would long ago have been
in my grave" writes Mrs. S. H. New
som, OF Decatur, Ala, il it had net
been for Electric Bitters. For three
years l suffered untold agony from
the worst forms of Indigestion, Water
brash, Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia,
But this excellent medicine did me a
world of good. Since using it I can
eat heartily and have gained IS
pounds" For Indigestion, Loss of APP
petite, Stomach, Liver and Kidney
troubles, Electric Bitters are posi-
tive, guaranteed cure. Only soc at
Chas. Rogers drug stoer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23
CONVENT OF THE HOLY NAMES.

The Convent of the Holy Names,
boarding and day school for young
ladies reopens Tuesday, September
I'd. Thorough scientific grammar and
primary courses, commercial course,
physical culture and music. Instruc-
tions In plain sewing and physical
culture given gratis to attending pu-
pills. Should the number justify, Miss
Ethel Webb OF the Toronto School of
Oratory, will organize an elocution
class here, and also give private les
sons to those who are deslrous of re-
ceiving instructions in this art APP
plications should be made before the
18th Of September
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23
READ ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Isaac Bergman and wife to Norris
Staples, north half Of southwest t,Har-
ter Of seetiol lG, z, n, II. . "; $500.
United States to J., T.. Abercrombie,
southeast quarter Of section H. H. :
n, II. 10 W.; patent,
Mary Abercrombie and husband to
Mike Seppa, tract of land in section
II, r. IN, r. 10 w; $1,000
Johanna Beckman and husband TO
Moses Tolvonen, lots SO and 81, block
2, raylor's; $1,000,
United States to e. ., Norton, 100
acres in section and s. #. N, r, .
W; patent.
United States to w. G. Gosslln, 100
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23
REDUCTION SALE.

Mrs. r. Ingleton is having a big re-
du2tion sale on shlrt-waists, skirts,
children's clothes, infants clothes, and
all kind Of ladies' and children's fur
nishng goods, including hair switches
and pompadoucs. A chance for the
$500 piano with each 50-cent purchase.
Commercial street, opposite Budget Of
fee,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23

There are TO be- several MsddluEs
' In high life % in Portland during the
september carnival OF the Portland
Elks, These weddings are of more than
passing interest to the public, masmuch
las the ceremony of tying the connu-
bial knot viii he performed in q balloon
loon In mii-alr a thousand feet above
the ground, In plain view of thousands.
This is one OF the novelties that viii
he seen during the early days Of the
i.1ka carnival, which viii opnn with
Ia grand priIo parade ON September 1.
Several applications have already been
received by the management FROM will
ling candidates for the matrimonial
state, For their willingness to expe-
.r'enee this rather unique, If not SEN
.satiQnoL ceremony in a balloon, the
management Is prepared TO set the
happy couple up with about 500 worth
.of housekeeping equipment. including
everything from piano to a sack OF
flour. 1t is known there will be trio
of weddings, and II dubious SWANS
elsewhere outside of Portland are en-
Nious to receive handsome dover
sufficient to set up and keep house for
six months without expense to them
selves, all they have to do is to ad-
dress letter to the secretary of the
Portland Ellss carnival to make the
final arrangements in advance. We'd
ding day viii be Il Eranl time IN the
cSrniyal
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23

acres in section, 81 r. ~, X. 10 w;
patent.
United Sites TO W. q. Gosslin, 100
acres In sections ,. g and 35, T. NJ,
u. 10 W; patent
Mary r. Stanley TO A. q. Wright,
lot 7, block 6, Grimes Annex; $500.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23

The steamer Bailey Gazcrt. which
was put behind on account OF rush
business. arrived down the river yes-
terday afternoon at the usual hour,
ana did not disappoInt the big crowd
thht gathered to see her come In.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23

The sIoop Wizard. one Of the Ore
gon Yacht club fleet arrived down
the river Thursday evening. The
Wizard left Portland Saturday night.
The party aboard consisted Of Louis
Woodward. owner Of the boat, Ned
Barry. Fred Morey and George l..
Cherry, The Wizard went over TO H.
waco yesterday afternoon and viii
leave up the river on her return next
Wednesday
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23

The work OF rcclaiming the tideland
on the Dement, farm In progressing
satisfactorily. and II IL expected II will
be finished about October ]. The dix
Ing II the best work Of the kind ever
done In this part Of the country,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23

Yesterday afternoon q street car was
secn going along m,rcial street
rushing nat car Had the Hat car
Jumped the track. the lives Of the pas
scngcrs andpcdestrtanswould have been
endangered, why the nat car was not
trallcd h one OF the mysteries which 1t
Is always impossible to explain after
nCcllrnts ocrMr
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23

Plumbing, Timing, gas ana steam
nttIng at lowest rates and In work
mnn-lls' manner, orders promptly
executed, Shop. No, 425, Bond street,
JOHN A, MONTGOMERY
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-08-23

The second annual regatta ia now
In progress al Skamoknwn. and the
opening days weather was iinc, Yes
terday morning the Eagle Military
band left Up the river 10 furnish mu.
Sic and big crowd Of Astorinne vIs-
tied the enterprislng up-river town.