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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-08

Go 20 NJ. f. BOmar & Cos. for
Uvalde comb honey. A fresh shipment
now on hands. 62t
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Seed Sweet Potatoes.

For sale at 81 per bushel by Roir
ertson. Archer d Robertson. Purcell
l. 7.
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Ets1Fer8erz has number 0f t1r
3att talI1rt .l me rltY em3ioyed s-l
eTery ts.t ia turned olt m s1Drt ~
'lee The 1es, uorknsrship Away
zlzfaIteel e5t
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Tcs cc-trse. p t1L5 TIE urio-
ds,oi tss bss- - 70 Il y Ne
C,y AID y ( Osbor-s g C.r-
tgrrs.
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Joe White was released from
Jail Yesterday on bond
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Leave bus and carriage calls at City
Livery stable. phone 27. Prompt at.
tention. tl.lm.
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Y Born. 10 SIR. and Mrs. " 4 Payne
last Saturday. a fine girl
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Auorrsy 3 2. R.ssT s-3 Posi-
master 4. Il EVsrsit arrived Le-s
from Ms5iI Jsf.ef5sT svf1 Y sE1
Heut % Pa1ls Tsliey isst nigh'-
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We have Flshing Tscsls anything
snt everythlng The fisherman ran
aak fDr we are making warm price
on th1 c-ass ~ gods
WILLIAMS. CORHS 4 co.
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Table Lamps, No size, from 25c
up, at the Nickel Store 4-2t
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HAMILTON & CO.
shoe Mon

Corn Planters
Cotton Planters
Listers
And everything else needed by the
farmer at
WILLIAMS, CORHN & co.
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Fine line Of fruits every day In the
week al
7-3t PEOPLES CAFE.
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Screen Frames.

Cheaper at Kearneys than you can
have them made 3J-tf
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Oxford Sc son is now on and we
ave the latest and best Oxfords-
of the best makers. There are
styles of every sort; light, dainty,
for dressy costumes, and strong,
staunch, for street and general
wear. Blacks in Patent Leather,
Kibo Patent Kid, Wei Kid, etc.
A fascinating variety made of
the latest and handsomest feathers,
in most fashionable shapes. Every
lady in town will need Oxfords
this season and We know YOU will
like ours. Oxfords at 81, so So 90,
$3.50 and at $500.
HAMILTON & CO.
Shoe M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
REALTY IS VERY ACTIVE.
Houston Property Is Changing Hands
at a Very Rapid Rate.
BoTTLlNG WORKS WILL BE ERECTED.
The Advance in Desirable Holdings Has
Been More Than twenty-five Per
Cent In Sixty Days.

In conversation with a prominent real
estate dealer Yesterday . rost representa-
tive was told that the advance in business
property and residence holdings Within
what Is known as the sewer district has
amounted To from % to SIS per cent within
the last sixty days, aud the movement al
the advanced price is great deal swifter
than II was before the rise began. outly'
ing realty has not felt the impetus, and II
can be bought at almost the same figure
thar governed a year ago,
1t Is apparent that very active move
mcnt I'm real estate at present prevails,
hut u has none of the characteristics of
boom Houston has reached thar stage that
IL has passed the village whoop,' and
property now has value that can be
gagged with The same certainty that gov
crns a commodity with a supply basis. In
the business portion II Is nov figured per
front foot and when 1t hegius TO go rs 1t
did the other day, Mt value Of $1,000 for
twelve inches, Il Is easy of recognition that
this place has in an The essentials put on
the character OF an important city, anu
one thai has unlimited prospects.
Clean prairie land throughout the county
has appreciated IN value considerably on
account Of It's adaptnbility for rice culture
but scrub timber iaud holds the even tenol
Among the transactions recorded ycSter
| day was the purchase by Mr. 9. i1et4ncl
I from j A. iarral of lots & aud 4 In blocb
/ rs. for SlSpO This Is in the residence por
/ ton Of the city. and Is located on the cor
] nor Of Crawford and Polk
4 Gcucconc Geachino bought from George
! G. Mcfhenny the property opposite the ~
/ works II a. understood that the purchase
viii erect thereon bue bottlmg works es
! tnhlishmpnt.
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REV. SID WILLIAMS
Arrived from Galveston and Preached at
the Tent Yesterday

Arrived from Galveston and Preached at
the Tent Yesterday.
Rev sid Williams, accompanied by Mr..
James Brown, the cyangelistir so'o,st, ar
rived In Houston yesterday and will no d
meetings in the tent at the corner OF Main
street and Bell avenue every night at
O'Clock
Mr.. Brown has $1,000 harp which he
plays in each service to the great de light o.
his auditors, accompanying his beaniitui
solo singing. lie has held and enraptur d
thousands in Texas, Missouri Kentucky
and. in fact, all over the South.
Rev Mr., Williams reputation MS one Of
the leading eyangelsts In the south Il.
been long established, and as he stood p,-
fore the crowds I'm the well hlcd tent lart
night he well sustained his name. AIT
number of congregational songs and solos
had been sung Mir Williams read Luke j,
and took his text from the same his subject
being How TO Fray ana N part ne sa.d:
Prayer is going up 10 God and asking
Him for what we want. When we draw
near to God lie hears and gives us wn {
we want. II consistent with Ills VIII God
helps us when we draw close to Him. q
God with you and you can do an thinI'
God helps those who trust Him and tul-
low Him. Gods Holy Spirit can teat b
You how to pray. can not. We don !
what We pray for, because we pray nmiss
We do not ask and believe in our near
lie will hear, Again, we regard inlqti y
I'm our hearts No man or woinnn can eN-
meet n PRAYER 10 he answered II he cCn-
iiuucs to do what Is wrong. When YOU
90 10 God In prayer ask Yourself DO I
regard any iuiquity In my hearth 10. YOU
need not expect anything from God u son
live wrong Many people do not have the 7
mowers anSW cred Eocaus" tl"N II n I
want 20 do what God wants them to do.
DCn't wear too hnc clothes when you 20
"a church. YOU will think too much Of yoar
tne clothes Then you must moi hc selfish
! if Nou expect 10 get what YOU ASK 60 4.
No one need ever ask from God when ne j.
continually hNcd With selhshncss Su' u
viii never win from God Then we must
be persistcnt I'm our prayers. Continually
and always praying 10 God with faith ana
| corflpuance Jesus tells us to he earn
and continual in our petitions before God.
| Lei ms 20 To God with no ScihshneSS, With
ners stence, with faith, and God viii heir
| In Ucayen ana viii answer, ana lie VIII
/ oneu thc windows Of Heaven ana pour rs
| ont great and glorious blessing God
wnuta us 10 he united. aud life IS TOO snort
! for MS to he not united. IN the spirit ~
! PRAYER. In the spirit of faith let rs work
| Tor God and the salvation OF lesl souls ana
| In irving to bring them TO iiod ana Ills
! Af The close Of the sermon largo mum.
| nor arose e. the proposition for those who
| ,5ere anxious 10 he saved and wished 90 lie
| nravcd for Deep and very earnest int r
| cst was manifested during all the meeting
| and six profcsscd faith In christ Meeting
/ every evening az o'clock during me week.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

,uaa,onr,ol ~ Columhus is stop.
, E ~ W. RrtstoI
ping NJ 'uV p!iS'''' ..,,a Il,
Mrs. lack wilson OF san "n'""'' -
stopping at Tue n''s,o' M oo man from
4. Is. Sulbiiug, the pig OH n"u ''u
Beaumont, is Ia the c'ty'
Hon. Jonathan Lane went yesterday TO
Lane city on legal business
r A. Motley. prominent business man
NJ Ovcrtou, is stopping AT the Rice,
4, Coleman LOFT last nigh4 for
=, NJ ',,.,nro hc ,yrnt on legal business.
i'""N, IN a., .t,cd
IA w., ~, ,.oyto,Gav and rcaist"red M tho
~ ~, n"Ts'0" '''''
h'lN'", ,.....,,t.. ..,o,,t-.
Or. Max lrWitz VIII lenNc tuiSI Mt lu' We
for Los Angeles cal. accompanied pH WITS
Urwitz.
G. j. Van Rosenberg, one of Inv Leading
citizens Of In Grange Is VT present ID
Houston
Misc Goorpic Ochiltrec Of Orange Is with
Mrs, ]. If. Kirby aud viii spend the sum
MGR MS her guest
n ma, ovrgr,,,cr man from Bell.
~. -; LII " az nrrsani in The city. and
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CITY BREWTlEs.

Tonight viii be ladies night at the con.
corda club.
girl baby was horn 10 Mr. and Mrs.
y. A. Ricsncr, 81 Young street, last night.
Anss Mary Groce WAS united IN marriage
to NJ. E. Webster by Justice Matthews
yesterday evening
There viii be meeting Of the Central
circle of Shcaru church ~ o'clock this
afternoon at Shcarn chapel.
Complaint is made from the police sta,
ton that q dead dog has been lylns a. the
corner NJ Capitol avenue ana st. Chnr'es
street for two days.
sunshine circle If Shealu church will
meet an the residence OF Mrs Lowell. $50
san Jucnto street. this Thursday after
noon at 1890 o'clock.
The Young Ladies' society Of the First
difesby tcriaB church will present next FRI
dA, evening an Bryan hall one'act com
edy entitled MY Lord ina Livery.
There are nndeliyercd telegrams at th'
Thomas Moouey Mrs. Il h. Thompson, Dr
n o. Wci I h. W. Daily. ] l.. Singer q,
Miss sam Dudley, I, r. Dean, J. A. Cor
bitL
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Peden will give a re
eeptlon musicale NJ their home, lOll Bel
a1anue. this evening complimentary to I'M
active memaers Of tho Houston Quartetti
cnb aud The active and honorary member
Of The Momans Choral club,
the regular weekly social Of the Houston
sDiritual saciety win be held ~ the resi-
denre OF Mr. Thomas West IN Bruune
oddttTon tonight at y o'clock, Question:
touching spiritual philosophy are fully dis
cussed and everybody Is Invited.
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WAS FOUND NOT GUILTY
JAMES HussEY TRIED ON THE
WEAPON CARRYING CHARGE.
ne Did Not Deny Having the Gun, but
Claimed that as Fire Chief He Was
Entitled to Garry One.

ne case Of James llussey, charged with
uhlaWiu'ly carrying q pistol, was heard
before jury IN Justice INNS court yrster-
day afternoon at o'clock. The defendant
was represented by Mr. John $. stewart.
ana the prosecution by Assistant County At.
i"ney Lewis. The jury was as follows:
Jesse II, ziegler, Ed Mccartney. Jr.,
stephen X. $. Andrews, VIII Wallace Eln.
est Neeco u. t. kennedy Mr. stewart
stated to the court that his client would not
deny the allegation Of carrying pistol.
hut pleaded in exclamation that he was
authorized 10 do So by article 90 OF the
code, This article reads that the chiel
aud assistant chief Of the fire department
shall be ex ofhcio marshals at all ares
ana shall have jurisdiction as such during
the progress of such fires. Mr. stewart
pleaded that no special time or place was
designated or signided in the article where
In the chief or assistant chief could arm
h'mself lie argued that, according to the
( testimony Of Mr. iusScy, who was the only
Witness, that there occurred ON an aver
age Of two fires day and some days ther,
had been as high as thirteen. Taking th'
case as il stood It would be necessary
every time an alarm came in for Hussel
, on any other man who might be chief &
run and get his gun.
Mr. Lewis tor the state said the avtic,
specifically stated that the chief and hli
assistant shoul only have police authont,
during tie progress of lire. He CuptcnG
cd that MIR. llUsscy had his headquarters
aud If he found it necessary 10 arm hius"i
/ he could do SO before he left those head
( quarters. II was not necessary. he declared
/ Tor Mr.. liussey 20 go around daring The
/ tUeuN-f1G" hours with gun in his pocket
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EXTRA MUSICALE
Given by the Houston ouartette Society
Last Night.

Given by the Houston Quartette Society
Last Night,
The nay concert given by the Quart stte
society last night, 10 start a fun' 10 p"'
a concert grand piano, was hbeTa!y pa'',n,
lied. saengerbund hall was nl'ea 70 NV
limit of its capacity, II was Justly VIZ
eliminating and appreciarye aNo'eper' wv
The program WAS as follows.
"Cradie Song"-tF Lynesl ..,,,,,,',ot,,
..... Houston Quart'tte 9V''e''
Coronation March -! . MeSesIy ympbony club
MAY Dance in shurlngia" II Macy, i,luh
' Nomnns thoral Oiup
"Rondeau,' in + hat-iC,aopinl' 4 parker
Overture TO 'Tancrcd'-GR osslnll -. -. .',,.,,
o''t'"' Houston symphony Oluo
"rhc Night Hath a Thousand EfiSa Eye
lNevin-obligato ~ ,i MISS C 9,SnIHcCl Club
IA, "&m center See" Bosquet de Jui'e
m ..iIS riu Hark the LarR" lsc9gberl,, ,,.r
y" Ijszt ........,.M Mrs. H. D. ia' nv >
.'Three Fishers lKmgsle6pl o,;s society
.ItoustOn QuArtetle 81 So =,
The ouartette club did their p,sl w erba
tho evening In Lync's "Cradle aonsa ,beiy
hniancc Of the parts was peIle'i '"'
shading very hne. .t,,t, has covered
,rhp Houston symphony clNp hns ace An
ttseH with glory on ils every appe"rH"'V ~
pH lIbe performance last night even s4p'
passed everything they haN1 t H. their
Zero II was delightful 10 llhirn sran,
~ ,,,g ~ both the coronation mafeh i ~,
Rr's isrenhete" and the overture 70 ~
cred. Their performance aMManns"
widest enthusiasm IN the auuissb orsr clnt
ern sadly depleted by the Illness ana ~
sen,e from the city OF 80 many OF ~ ,, NE
sers This misfortune. taken In een'niH'l'0i
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JGHT CAN BE KILLED,
|ErFssoR WAlTE'S PLAN HAS
BEEN PROVED A SUCCESS.
\, Law Is Advocated to Compel Its
Adoption by the Owners OF
Pear Orchards.

1kI G. Fields, manager Of the Newson
|taal At Algoa, WAS in the city yester
N Mr. Fields has been In charge of the
HI HecessNly to Graduating the pear
|eAi and has thoroughly tested the plah
|ayitd by Prof. Waite Of the depart
ta 81 agriculture, who recently paid
| II 10 ibis section Of South Texas to give
| b s0ndIions a thorough study. The
|EsGcnts have heretofore been told Of ut
|srA III The Post IN form Of interviews
! d Professor Waite. Mr., Fields said
NJ he trees IN the Newson orchard
nv be torgraftcd this fall in order to
me polllnation, the third tree in every
nE being treated
tv cases Of the blight had been over
ln n the orchard when the fight was
y tbs spring and thero had been some
ind frem this, but he stated that che
Fssn could I've considered flae from 1t.
" blight is still present in other
nsvds and they are in bad shape but
Esem recommended by Professor
Fss VIII be generally adopted, Mr.. Fields
SHts and the pear industry will flour
4 i never has before.
lIng oI the cases OF blight which mad
a, eifrlooked and which are now giving
Va Mr Fields said that 1t was pcrhaus
lahsle thing that they had been over
hs They could see Just what tie
" Would do If given any chance at all
Ntqt care would he exercised TO see
IN was thoroughly eradicated this fall.
n en- Il.
y. 4 fiellS, cited th' case Of one orchard
E,dI h9d bten getting fine crops with
hV PM who had purchased one tree
4 ss,a inrelgh nursery which was af-
w lie one tree has in year nearly
H.. the orchard and much work will
s% oe done to put II again In proper
~ pght Is to be a success, there must
su ACTION: In the country about
tne orchards are SO close together
iae uees are almost continuous and
u, rTlttFyohe takes up the work tho
VIZ never be cradicatcd, thus rcn,
aStlle 'he work OF any one
{rnri OF men. lie advocates State
,.tei on that of California, which
w w very orchard owner to take steps
M .ue pnght down or to destroy az
se,,s, q, Such law he regards as a
! the Industry is not to he killed.
" the greatest enemies Of the Of.
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With the fact that they had had only one
nnVrL rehearsal, caused them to make a
nue.. less creditable showing than might
naturally have been expected Of them.
nlS; y. Il. Parker played the Chopin
selection suporbly, and the little nnmber
lbosQuet de julio taken from RcndeI' 4
series called Am Center See" ton Lake
n,ieheNal portrayed one mood Inspired by
about this lovely lake
~ Mrs. Parker played "uark, nsrki the
i;;alk happy memories of Nine. Tanner s
Sislns ne song 10 MuslnS violin ohlignto
nous blHel tower notes were al thelr host
s2Me trooWng hack and followed the musIc
~ along MS II fen from the pianists I'm.
By the way, the tiny grand piano which
was used last night Is only one fourth the
sac Of regular concert grand.
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/ .,,vsay evening sheriff Anderson
,.,.sa that II was probable that n
sa,der had been committed near
small settlement on the Katy
.r miles west of Houston. IL
rat the cottage on a farm occu-
~ 4. ]. Peterson In that locality
,..,,d tuesday night, The barn adj
4 =. also consumed, and in the ruins
n ,,-rcture were found the remains
=, pctorsou's valued dogs, and
and his wife are both missing.
!. nummel. brother of Mrs. Peter
N the Informant
4. what can be learned, II appears
/. peterson homestead is at least
,.,ters Of mile from the nearest
In; that Peterson aud his wife were
[,ssday; that about o o'clock Wednes.
| ,,rlnc II was discovered that their
,,uA barn had been burned that Her
/ upmmeI brother of Mrs. Peterson,
k,laed at once; that he went to the
.Io make an investigations He found
h aestruction as stated above. and of
\ A,sap hunt for his sister and her
|-I,t Falling to ind them in the neigh
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nAcE rRAcK PROPERTY.

The Houston Driving Association Offered
Site.
Mr.. J. NJ Madlsap Is in receipt OF let.
ter from Lock. Moore & Co. OF Louisiana
Offering 10 sell 10 he Houston Driving $3.50
ciation or lis representatives the Wilson
race track property. The letter was turned
over by him TO the Business League, and
secretary Brown Of that organization re.
ferred II 10 Mr.. J. j sweeney, chairman az
Tho sire committee. In his letter Of rtfcr-
ence Mr.. Brown calls attention 10 tho fact
that property in and around Houston Is p
prcciating In value very rapidly and II
stems nre not taken soon 10 purchase FACE
ccurse n win ere long he difficult 10 ind
n site for race course. He therefore
urges upon Mr.. Sweeney the necessity Of
nrompt action.
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Miss Lena Hnton is rresIdcnt OF tho

As "A spring medicine rcruua is never
fniimg remedy II clcanses tho blood
through digestion, and gives tone 10 the
whole system 10y increasing the nuuitlve
value Of the food Spring fever as "
Is sometimes called. which produces q
tired out, sleepy feeling and Inability 60
do much mental or physical work. is the
result OF sluggish digestion.
The great popularity that Pcruun has
tx due To the fact that IN All such cases
il ut once corrects digestive arrangements
aud enrichcs the blood 10y Purifying ihis
very important source Of that Vital ilud.
Mrs j H. Finn, - East High street.
Buffalo, ~ y, writes;
"a few years ago I had to give mp social
life entirely, as my hcHlth was completely
broken down. The doctor advised com.
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NEWS IN POLICE CIRCLES
The Recorder Had Another Large Docket
Yesterday Afternoon.

The Recorder Had Another Large Docket
Yesterday Afternoon,
The recorders court transacted another
large amount of business yesterday after,
noon. There were thirteen convictions aud
the fines totaIed up something like $50,
Of which about onehaIf was settled
The anu-spittng ordinance will hereafter
be enforced by the police department. DO
not spit ON the sidewalk If you wish to
avoid trouble.
The habit of riding bicycles cn Main
street will he broken up by the chief. He
he received so many complaints in refer
once to this matter that he mas gwen me
order to strictly enforce the law. Riders
of wheels will no doubt respect the order
shooting ARRAY occurred Yesterday AZ
! ternoon in saloon IN the Fifth ward, SeV-
cral shots were fred by the interested par
ties but no one was hurt, The police are
| investigating.
Mr.. Steve Spence was Yesterday sworn IN
as chief clerk to chief Of Police Ellis, TAX
ing the place made vacant by Mr.. w. f.
kesslcr, who goes on the detective stah'
Mr.. spence will make first class oficla'
and his friends We're giving him hearty
congratulations yesterday.
The following new officers went on duty
last night: NosS and Jones, mounted Dep
| enbrock patrOlman; Compton, patrol drlN-
| or, The following we're let ont; Anthony
and Menard mounted; Backshear pattol,
men; Leeyy. patrol driver, Is stateh
| that several other changes VIII occur 20
| day. Among the new men TO 60 on II IS
! eyneeted that j u. Proctor who was re-
| Gently reinstated, Will be one
Dov clerk Grinstead Is reported 10 be i'm
proving and Is soon expected on duty
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plctc change and rest for a year, AS this
was out of the question for a time, ! be-
gan To look around for other means Of re-
storing my health.
u had often heard Of Peruna as an ex-
cclleut tonic. 40 bought q bottle 60 see
what It would do for me- and II certainly
took hold of my system and rejuyenated
II, and ia less than two months ] was In
perfect health aud now when ! feel worn
on or tired dose or two ~ pernna Is
all that need. MRS. j, +. FINN"
II you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results trom the use OF Peruna
write NJ once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
fun statement of your case. and be will
gratis.
Address Or. Hartman, President of Tho
Hartman Sanltarum, Columbus Ohio
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PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Mr.. Anderson and Miss Gwyn United in
MARRIAGE Yesterday.

Mr.. Anderson and Miss GWyn United in
Marriage Yesterday.
Miss Caroline Gwyn and MIR. Charles An
derson we're united IN marriage yesterday
evening at $40 o'clock at the residence.
Rev. AYES performed the ceremony. The
hest man was Mr.. Bryant Goree aud tho
bride was given away by her brother Mr..
Harry GwSn. The house was pretiiy deco.
rated for the occasion The wedding march
IHvie, ioiertson. on the plano and violin.
Mrs Anderson and Miss Sadie Anderson
~ virginia. mother aud sister of the
groom. came from their home 70 be pres
a yorv nrettv one and was Witnessed by
about nfty or seyenty.hve friends and rela'
a
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poILoe Station stook rs.

can for the following stock al police sta
ton: one gray horse, one gray mare. one
iron gray ally, one brown mule crippled
one red COW, two pale red cows -four Mown
cows, one dun .Ieysey- cewSo1e-zorral mare,
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sAERlFEs, DEPARTMENT.

Houston. Texas. April -. Taken up by J..
: charnlot. Wesideld. Texas, one hay
horse mule. 10 hands high, branded |. T.,
on the left shoulder; harness marss; .r
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e,a,oerfest concerts at Auditorium Tues
d., a5d wednesday. Nav 9 aud J. Re
u las,.cI seats FOR sale at Crescent Drug
store. corner Main and Preston.
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s.engerfest concerts al Auditorium Tues
A. and wednesday. May and I. Re
e,Sva6 seats for sale. at Crescent Drug
store corner, Main and Preston
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Foster's Local Forecasts.

,,thor changes noted below viii occur
INN ID hours OF p. m. OF dates below
knril 24.--Thrcatening.
Anrii 25.-Nanable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24

ssengerfest concerts at Auditorium Tues.
day and Wednesday. May ana g. pfAhp
lr6le mixed ch0ruses'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-24
A Beautiful Club Wo-
mans Recovery.
Los Angeles, Cal,
$50 s. Olive street,
May 3, 1901.

The Ponna Med Gin
right for eight
dark and yellow
had badt all the time took great deal
in the Of
better before the first bottle
gone taking enjoyed perfect
health snoen LENA HILTON
NJ. 1nn rsLlnnt OF