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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
OF INTEREST TO BUILDERS
SUPERB STOCK OF MANTELs AND
THINGS DISPLAYED.
Conveniences for Home Makers Provided
by an Enterprisino Houston Concern.
Its Development and Prosperity.

The greatly increased activity and ex-
panslon OF residence building that has been
noticeable in Houston and surrounding
cities and towns for the past several
months has, Of course, lent an impetus OF
no little consequence to all the branches
OF industry where building and finishing
materials are produced, but no other single
Industry, perhaps, has prospered to such
extent and 80 deseryedly as has the wood
mantel department of the Ed IL. Darrell
Lumber company. This department of this
enterprlsing firm named Is wholly In the
hands Of Mr.. Harry Lingo and its popu-
larity among Houston builders, and those
of other places where the general excellence
OF Its products are known Is due in u
great measure to his experienced efforts
and most satisfactory business methods
But the main reason for its continued
growth and the full prosperity which 1t
has enjoyed Is found In the arknow lodged
superiority OF the goods turned out and the
inyariable promptness with which orders
are filed.
There are carried in stock mantels of ma
hogany, old oak antique oak, polished oak,
birch and birdeye maple IN plain or carved
patterns, nearly all equipped with fine
French bcveled mirrors, ranging In price
from SIS to $3.50. OF course the higher
priced mantels are more elaborate in design
and finish, but the same scrupulous care
Is taken with each grade to put only per-
feet material and the best workmanship In
suitant Endorsement to contemplating
buiiders-an advertisement a pleased Gus
TONER Invariably rewards the producer
with. The elegance with which the higher
priced mantels are finished Is marvellous
and when one Of them Is Installed I'm a
house there is seldom heard any suggestion
for improvement. 1t certainly Is Il great
convenience for Houston builders to have
such an enterprise at home, whore the best
can be secured without the additional eX-
pense and unavoidable delay that come
from placing orders with out-of-town
houses.
In addition to the mantels carried there
may be found at this establishment, which
by the way, will move from its present
quarters, 800 Lamar avenue to the corner
OF Main street and Lamar avenue on or
about June /, complete line of Monarch
portable CRATES, china thing in as many as
sixty colors, gas CRATES, gas logs, fireplace
Innings, floor tlling and in fact anything
that one could expect to find in such an eS-
adjustment including a reserved stock OF
thing mirrors and parts Of CRATES, so that
they may be able to accommodate their
customers without any delay whatever
when any Of these parts are needed
The display OF the stock at the location
mentioned above Is most exquisite, being
SO arranged as to bring out the peculiar
beauty Of each piece and to the lover Of
elegance and luxuriant ease In the home
1t is well worth taking the trouble to in
speCt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
REORGANIzEp.
1t viii Hereafter Be Known as the
Houston Glass Company.

1t viii Hereafter Be Known as the
Houston Glass Company.
At the meeting Of the Electrical Man
ufacturers association at the Business
League rooms last night j. p. schosser was
elected president; 7. II. Thompson, vice
president; H. w, Cortes, treasurer T. c.
Coping secretary and general manager
1t was decided to change the name OF the
organization from the Electrical Manufac-
turers' association To that Of the Houston
crease the capital stock considerably and
thus prepare TO begin operation on a large
scale.
The plant will be located Mt some point
on the bayou between Houston and Harris
burg, and It may be within the city limits
The capacity Of the plant will be four car
loads per day of their manufactured prod
uct, which will require the services o.
about thirty-fve employees At present they
will manufacture insulators, incandescent
lamps, bottles and press and tableware
These products will be from sand from the
san Jacinto river. The intention Is TO
finally branch out into the manufacture Of
every description Of glass This they feel
confident of being able TO do in the very
near future, as they already know whore
the raw material for making the finest kind
Of glass exists In unlimited quantities in
the vicinity of Houston.
Their foreman, Mr.. 7. b. Price OF New
installing the plant. He is said, to be Il
well known expert, and will have especial
charge Of the incandescent lamp depart
mont
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Picnic 70 RayIand orphans.

The hearts OF the children of Bayland
Orphan home were gladdened by May
day picnic given them at the city park by
Mrs. Arthur Heayin Of the Woman's ex-
change. To all plcinc is a pleasant diver
sion from the regular routine Of daily life,
but 10 the children Of this worthy insttu-
lion 1t came rs a joyous event The long
ride and fresh air made more tempting the
good things spread on snowy linen, and
ample justice was done to the Yiands set
before them. Then sports OF all kinds were
arranged for them that made the more
stald hearts OF the lockers on grow young
again.
Mrs Heavin was assisted by Mrs. r. Van
Lew, Mrs. j. W. Hicks, Mrs. William
Byrnes, Mrs. Horace Cumming and Mrs.
Charles Cumming.
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A GRrAr cRrsAnE

Probably the most effective and complete
ceived was given this week IN Dallas by
the Morrison Drug company OF Waco. pre-
senting to the Dallas public and the thouS-
ands OF visitors within her gates the great
Liver remedy, Heptol.
Under the caption and design of "a
Crusade" n crusade against calomel and
patent pills. the city has been thoroughly
nlacarded with posters and banners. thous-
ands OF hand bills distributed, the dallies
and other prominent newspapers contain
ing each several large display advertise
ments. but the most unique and striking
feature was the Parade OF the Crusaders g
ten small boys gowned and costumed as
crusaders each astrlde beautifully decor
ated bicycle, each bicycle bearing the
mel and patent pills"
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SOME MoRALlZlNG.


Baltimore American.
When John end Bill were younger
They labored side by side
Bill did his task with grumbllnE;
John went at his with pride.
what makes you hustle that wayT"
BIZ oftentimes would mock,
~ work for what I'm getting
Six dollars and six o'clock"
Now, strange to say--or, rather.
It's what you might have guessed
John owns the plant and building,
But still he works his best.
And Bill7 Well. Bill still grumbleB
When handling goods and stock;
81 work for what m getting
Six dollars and six o'clock"
The men who make successes
Are willing men, like John;
The others mark each clock-tick--
At six o'clock they're gone.
And when John Is promoted
Lbeir feelings get a shock,
But still they cling to their motto:
"Six dollars and six o'clock"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
LAWN EETF. NAY G.

The lawn fete to be given by the Hous-
ton Teachers Cottage association on the
Gibbons lawn, corner Of Main street and
Lamar avenue, will take place on Tuesday,
May 6, instead of May L as first announced.
The hourS will be from 4;30 p. N. to .
o'clock.
Refreshments In the way OF Ice cream
and cake. will be served at city prices the
proceeds 10 be used for making improve
ments to the cottage at Boulder, Colo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

William English to Miss Frances Barber.
William T. Dale to Miss Mollie Williams.
W. c. Lindley to Miss Annie l.. Sauter.
Z. ]. Going, Jr, to Miss Columbia Den
ton.
Thomas Flattery to Miss Hattie Jerna
gain.
d. c. Glenn to Miss Mebane r. Hall.
William b. Chivers to Miss James c.
Kelly.
Lewis f. Bullock to Miss Cora b. Israel.
Philip II. Brown to Miss Lillian Lea.
NJ. A Cutting TO Miss Carrie l.. Rutgers
C. c. Quinn TO Miss Winnie ID. Brown.
Aaron Jones TO Miss Ida Felix.
c. Driver to Miss Lille Bowman.
l.. A. Rpneau to Miss Mamie Hallmark.
A. c. Rich to Miss Armie Johle.
Peter Llpfel to Miss Amanda II. Roeschkl
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
w. G. Love Has Announced His Candi-
dacy for the Place.


dacy for the Place.
By reference to the announcement col
umn of this issue OF The Post 1t will be
seen that William G, Love, Esq, has an
nounced his candidacy for the position Of
district attorney for the district composed
of the counties OF Harris and Galveston.
Mr.. Love graduated from the law depart
mcnt of the State university in the class of
1885, since which time he has been actively
engaged in the practice Of the law lie To-
Gated In Houston in 1893 and has drawn
around himself large clientnge, and Is
regarded as one Of the foremost of the
younger members OF the bar. He has al
ways been a democrat aud served for four
years on the county democratic executive
committee, and has attended every State
convention for ten years as delegate from
uarris county.
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Real Estate Transfers.

I. L, Britton to by ami Chloe Den
man, lot 10 in block 10, Houston
City Street Railway Company's ad-
uIuoH .........,. .....-.......... 81
W. f. Tarver to DIR. j. 7. Glaze lot
and parts OF II and u In block % 100
u. c. Ogden to Ed II. Harrel lots l
and and half OF 3 In block 1879. 1900
q. lombard and wife TO Mark
Wiess, lots /, 2 8, 4, and parts OF
II ard u in block 96 ............. 1900
A. ]. Jefferson TO st. Lukes Mission
AIRY Baptist church. lot 40, j. J.
Calfney tract Observation-Disclosures. 30
Mary Jones ct al to ]. NJ. Sam ct al,
parts Of lots 3, 4, and IL, block
1862, south side Buffalo bayou. go. 2,6o0
Charles White to Lars Nelson. lot /,
containing eighty acres of NJ. Tan
HERSHEY survey ..,................ 1000
city Of Houston TO Sarah c. Cock
rcl lot 10, block 3l4, south side
Buffalo bayou .................. 4S
C. IL Hare and wife to W. H. Plum
by, outlying acreage lot 10, block
% containing nine and one-4ourth
acres Of -. Wilson league. ..,...., 500
j. A. Friedman to Il. G. Schmidt,
west of lots and 8, block IL, A. c.
Allen addition ............,....,-. l,SO0
W. j. Moore ct al to Jesse A. Bryan,
Jr.. lot g. block 3i5, south side Buff
falo bayou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,0OO
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MEETING or THE BOARD OF MEDI-
CAL EXAMINERS FOR TIIB

noon rush

meeting OF the board Of medical eI.
aminers for the State OF Texas will be held
In Waco, Texas, beginning May 10, lOO2,
tIce medicine and surgery, or midwifery,
ia Texas, and TO transact such other bust
ness as will come before the board. For
nations and such other information address
tie secretary. j. T. wilson. NJ. D., Sher-
man, president: n. NJ. Smith, III d., Aus
tin, secretary.
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ready boycottsd meat to an extent which
seriously ;ntsrferes with the trust profits.
Just at this period, when fruits and yege-
tables are plentiful. the people have the
solution Of the question In their own hands.
The boycott will bring the trust to terms,
but not before they have reaped a rich
harvest.
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FOR SALE.

New Steinway plano, specially selected
styles; upright mahogany, dead, finish, a
satin wood, especially suited for parlor, in
light colors; parlor Concert Grand, figured
mahogany. Each OF these specially selected
at factory, superb in all respects. VIII a.
Matkln Music Co.. Houston, Texas.
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Don't fail 10 hear the great orator to-
night Rev. ]. Henry Smythe, DID,, LII. D.,
nt Bryan Hall, ON Life Is What We Make
It." Admission free. No collection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Don't fail to hear the great orator TO.
night. Rev. j. Henry Slnythe. ID, LII. D.,
at Bryan Hall, on Life Is What We Make
It." Admission free No collection.
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Don't fail Ia hear the great orator 20.
night. Rev. j. Henry Smy the. ID. IL. n,
at Bryan Hail on Life Is What We Make
IL" Admission free. No collection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Don't fail TO hear the great orator to-
night, Rev. ]. Henry smythe. ID, LII, D.,
at BryBn Hall, ON Life lie What We Make
It" Admission free. No collection.
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Dste. NAV @. Hours 4:3o p. m. to p.
m Place, corner OF Main street and Lamar
avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Date. May g. Hours, 80 p, m 10 8 p,
m. Place, corner Of Main street and Lamar
avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Don't faI TO hear the great orator TO
Eight. Rev. ]. Henry Smythe, DID,, LII, p,
at Bryan Hall. on Life Is What We Make
H." Admission free. No collection.
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Date May 8. Hours. 4:30 p. m. to p,
m. Place, corner Of Main street and Lamar
avenue.
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Cheap excursion 10 Ashevllle, ~ c., Via
the Southern Railway. Apply TO your
nearest ticket agent. j. NJ. Knight, 7. J..
Agent. Houston. Texas.
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Grand Special Sale This geek
BIG BARGAINS
in all departments.

One carload of Iron Beds, one carload Parlor
Suites, odd ParIor Chairs and Couches, one car
load Folding Beds Sdeboards and Secretaries,
must go to make room for six carloads of furni-
ture the way here. This means great savings
for you. Please call early and avoid the after
noon rush
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
A DAY IN THE COURTS
The Criminal District Court Has Ad-
iOurned for the Term.
SUMMARY OF WORK DURING SESSION.
There Were Fourteen Felony Convictions
and Eleven Acknowledgements
Indictments.

The criminal district court adjourned for
the term yesterday afternoon. II has been
busy term and several Important cases
were tried. In all there were twenty-five
felony trials. which resulted In fourteen
convictions and eleven Scduittals. There
were seven mlsdemeanor trials. in ave OF
which convictions were secured.
The grand jury returned forty-one In
dlctments, twenty-siI OF them being for
crimes of the grade OF felony and nfteen
Of them misdemeanors.
There were three mlstrials and one new
trial was granted.
In the case Of Tom Mcdonald bail was
granted in the sum OF $1,000.
The verdict Of the Jury in the case Of
the State Of Texas VS.. Il. NJ. Moore was
set aside by the court and new trial
granted. Moore was convicted Of forgery
last Thursday and given three years IN the
penltentiary.
The habeas corpus asked for by n. w.
McGaryie was heard by Judge Gillaspie
yesterday morning and the defendant was
remanded to the custody Of the sherin.
lvW days ago McGarYie was arrested on
charge of representing a company that mas
taIvu to pay its franchise tax. ON CON
yiction In Justice Matthews court, at which
time he was hned 500, he applied to Jus
tice Gillnsple for writ of habeas cor
pus, which was granted and the matter
as stated above WAS heard by the judge
in chambers yesterday The decision be-
ing against the applicant, the habeas cor
puS proceedings We're abandoned, when
gave the original trial court jurisdiction.
The defendant then appeared there, gave
notice OF appeal and also furnished bail.
This will bring the case before Judge Gl-
laspics court on its merits. and II the de-
csIon is against McGarvie he can carry the
matter to the court OF criminal appeals,
as the possible penalty. fine OF $500, 5lyes
that court final jurisdiction.
Judge Ashes court (the Eleventh district
was the only civil tribunal In session yes
terday. The only case tried there was that
of c. B. Baker VS.. w. L. Hnmblen ct al,
a suit In trespass TO try title and for dam.
ages. The verdict was in favor of the de-
PENDANTS.
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pate. May G. Hours. 4;S0 p. m. 10 s D.
m. Place corner OF Main street and Lamar
nVenuc
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Criminal District Court.

The grand Jury presented nine bllls Of
indictments this morning and was dis
charged for the term.
The total number OF trials during the
term WERE Felony cases %, misdemeanor
cases I: total 81. Felony convictions il,
midsomeanor convictions g. felony acquit-
tails H. misdemeanor acquittals ,; total
81.
The total number Of indictments pre-
scented during the term were: Felony 70,
misdemeauor Is; total Al.
There were three mistrials and one new
trial granted.
The business Of the court having been
completed, and the statutory time having
expired, adjournment for the term occurred.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Saengerfest concerts at Auditorium.
Grand male and mixed choruses.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

saengerfest concerts at Auditorium. Re.
served seats for sale OF Crescent drug store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Reduced railroad rates TO Houston ao-
count Saengerfsst Nay aza I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

saengerfest concerts at Auditorium Tues
day and wednesday, May and 7.
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Eleventh District. Civil Court.

Tom Dies VS.. Beaumont-SaratOga OIL and
Pipe Line Company ct al; dismissed on mo-
ton of plaintiff at his costs.
Spencer lIutchins VS., $. 7. Shenberser;
leave to plaintin to file first amended orig
iual petition.
u. r. Balton VS.. the Houston Packing
Company; leave TO plaintiff TO ne first
amended original petition.
lily. c. Black VS.. i. Blake Dupree, re-
ceiyer; leave to defendant Houston Electric
company 10 fle first amended original an
swcr.
Mrs. L. Waiter VS. CITY OF Houston; CON
tinued generally by agreement.
O. II. 7. kudeslll vs. Planters and Me-
chanics National Bank; continued Gener-
ally by agree lent.
Harry Goosby VS.. NJ De George; con
tiuued generally by agreement.
G.. b. Baker VS.. W. Z. Hamblen ct al;
rcspass to try title and for damages; yer.
dict for defendants.
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Or. II. c. Hodges barn. Nam street. $50.
J.. c. Sherman, move and repair houses,
Dart street, $3.50.
William Hartley, repair shed, 5rashear
street $40.
Katie Daniels. cottage. Market street,
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Suits Filed for Civil District Courts.
Nelson Wright VS.. A. I. Van Nelger;
respass to try title md for damages.
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Suits Filed for the County Court.
II. Masterson VS.. I. II. Taylor ct al;
1pht
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Catalogues Of RefrigerGforS or
Baby Carriages mailed free 10
dng address.
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THE HOME rs THE
WOM-fN'S THR- ONE.

Then why not richly endow III
Nothing adds more to the comfort
and sttractiveness OF house than
handsome floor covering. And
never was there seen such rich and
beautifuI effects in carpetinss as
this season shows. We're just now
showing a truly magnificent assert
ment Of carpets in exquisite de-
signs and numerous patterns also
art squares, rugs and msttines.
Prces7 Well they're the most at
tractive thing here at present. IN
precedented values. Genuine bar
gains.
Carpets, per yard. Csc to $50
Rugs .25c to 1900
Art Squares ....2.75 to 27.5O
Mattings, per ward .12Hc to csc
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Samples Of Carpets or Netting
mailed on receipt Of I0c stamps
for postage.
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