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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-26

7. III Newkirk has returned FRI m
Boulder county where he took a
friend, John G Haymaker Of
of Allegheny, Pennsylvania, to look
over the India Gold Mining
company's claims Mr.. Haymaker
is stakeholder in this company
and will interest his eastern
friends in the proposition. The
vein has widened to nearly FIVE
feet and three feet of this is ore.
An air compressor will be used
in sinking until a depth of 300
feet is obtained, then levels and
drifts will be cut
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-26

A. F. Meyers has a number of
fossils of the prehistoric days on
exhibitio at his feed store. They
were found in the shale bed while
excavating for the foundation of
the cement factory at Portland.
One of the fossils is perfect
shape of horses hoof, natural in
size and grain, There are also
three oyster shells which have be-
come petrified in a group.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-26
EARLY Vegetable
Fruit Jams

Damson, Peach, Raspberry, Apricot
Strawberry, Ounce, Cherry, etc,
| eaclI Toe.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-04-26

Florence, Colo, April "a, 1902
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
z Poznahskiego.
wRONKI. Sad }awniczy ska

WRONKI. Sad }awniczy ska
za} lydia Rostana ma so NIX. kary
pien,eznej "a obraze x. wikaryusza
Kapsy. w 5wieto Wniebowstapie-
mia szed{ X. wikaryusz Kapsa zwi-
r6wka ku Obrzycku. Ma drodze
spotkaf jadacych zYddw hakaty
stow, Rost ciq} blczem, splunai !
zawola}: Pful! Ver1uchter Pfatte!
Ksiadz X. wytoczy} mu process a
sad skaza} zyda ma powyzszaa karee
pien;ezna,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

-, "
UMARLI w POZNANIU. -
Sp. Kazmlra z Krajewicz6w DAM
kowsks, iona ~powszechnie szano-
wanego fabrykanta mebli W Poz-
naniu. - Teofi!a z Faluszkiewi~
cz6w Bergerowa, matka dyrektora
gnieznlenskiej kancelaryi konsys
storskiej p. Onufrego Bergera. W
Poznanlu W 81 roku zycia
- Emerytowaay Dauczyciel Ro-
sochowicz W Dziekanowicach. -
Stanisfaw Gajewski, mistrz szewski
W Poznaniu, W 81 roku zycia, -
Czes4aw Czajczynski, destylator W
Poznaniu. - Wiktorya Szafrah-
ska domu K}oczynska, " 40 !.
iyeia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
GNIEZNO. Posener Zeitung

58N O.ss ~ go Sss 81 e.Vsas. Il
v koresponedenlolyi Z Cinema f'l 90
nosi nieprawwdopodo1btnaa wief6t / e
pom,sdzy miodsieza szkolnq roc
rzucane odezwy wzyNsaly DO zebra
MIA sig tajjnego Y Jeltoo lnk' lp61
mill "a miastem) by tam obclhodzi6s
90 go}em niebem pamiatke bitwy
pod Gru,ln,w,aldem. Zdajo sie, re do.
wykonania tego zamiaru ME przy-
sz}o - ale yato W pewnym ina
pym polsklm domu zebrat sic mia~
I'd oko4o 80 m}odzienc6w, gimna-
zyast6w i rzemieslnik6w i obcho-
die ten dzleni uroczyscie mowami j
spiewem Gl6wna move mia} mice
pcwien student: z Warszawy. We
Wtorek, W dl.iu bitwy grunwald-
skiej, odbyc SIC mia}a uroczysta
msza swieta, kt6ra odprawil jeden.
kanonik6w. Przytem byla proce-
sya W kokciele. a pismo Lech ma
to nabozenatwo zaprssza}o Pew
mel kobiecie w:ejskiej miano POI
re to nabozenstwo jest M
religii ! wiarv katolickie],
kr6l polskl pobi@ Menu
COW.
MlEDzYRZEC. = Ma mie-
siac wiezienla skaza}a izba karna W
M,edzyrzeczu ks. Guenthera, pro-
boszcza W Bledzewie "a przekro-
poragrafu 0 ambonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
KEPNO, W Baranowie p. ia

KEPNO, w Baranowie p. ia.
sihski ubi4 W swoim stawie wydre
znaczne] wielko$ci, DO wazaca 81
funt6w. Wydra ia porwa{a mu
przesz1o dwadziescla kaczek, a rYb
wiele. - Teplenie wydr Jest naka-
zane i w}adza p}aci "a ME nagrody.
w okolicy Baranowa przybywaj2
one z mad Prosny, a poniewaz "a
graulca strzelby ME kazdemu doz-
woIone, wiec ich tam ludzie ME
strzelajc, a wydry sic mnoza i ryb
wiele ~niszcza, bedac bardzo Ear
}ocznemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
Z Prus Polskich.

STAROGARD. Pewien kores-
poudent do Gazety Gdanskiei dono-
81 o clekawym fakcie bojkotowa.
MIA kupc6w Polakow pr2ez miej-
scowa w}adze wojskowa l tax pisze:
Prey tel okazyi zwiedz'}em k9szary.
Ku wielkiemu zadziwieniu spo-
strzeg}em W kilku miejscach ma
napisy: Chmieleckl, Ma
g6rski, D}ugohski it'd. 1apyta4em
syna kt6ry tam by} we wojsku,
co to znaczy? On odpowiada: To
So nazwiska kupc6w Polak6w kt6-
rych lokale zakazane 80 ola zo}nie
rzy. - Wien oddawna, re ofce-
rowie pilnie sledza, ably zo4nlerze
ME miell stycznosci re socyalistami
- ale tn lima, owl kupcy MIC
re socyalizmem ME maj2 wsp6lne~
go, tylko ten ciezki grzecb maja,
il Sd Polakami. = Drugi fakt:
zolnierzom Polakom daja prey
wstepie do s}uzby wojskowej
ksiazki do n~abozehstwa niemleckie!
1.eza one spokojnie W szafach j s}u-
10 do lnspekcyi, W czasie kt6rej
okazywaae potem znow
spoczywaja, a zofDierze modla
'le ma swoj starodawry spcs6b. ~
Jest to nowy spos6b budzenia "
zo}nierzach patryotyzmu. Gdyby
ME zakazy, niejeden by}by obojet-
ma swe wyznanie religijne,
gdy przeciwnie pod nacisklem bu-
Iii sic " MIN op6r, ta]ny, dop6ki
IN we wojsku, ale pc o%da}uzenlu,
taki rezerwiata spamieta sobie ten
1acisk. Jest to rzecz zupelnie ludz-
"a: Kazde owoce zakazane 60
,lodkiemi!.
TORUN. Hakatysci szerza
lzis wielkie k}amstwa, by tylko
budzlG %nienawlsc
), ~ ~g..t- t&sE|M# NHft!
Nienc6w ku Po]akom. .GfQsili oni
lubo6cia 0 zolnierzach Polakach
zt6rzy dr,apnac mieli "a granioe do
Polskiego : bronia.
mieli pozostawid, ale kaa
'ab,vny zabrad, By jssk n6vil1, mied
gotowosoi na Nii'e'mnc6w.
.s,zystlkkoo 70 bsjkaa!! 5lNliiet.mn'iieecl 'ltl
'isma Isl nie odwofaje, ohJba
ilkaal Icle " rs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
W Tryszczy-

BYDGO5ZCZ. W TrYszczy--
ME " majatku p. Schuckerta zna-
leziono groby st~arozytne, aw mich
urny j resztki popio}6w j kodci po
umar}ych spalonych, wedding ivy
csajju, jaki panowwral u starozytnyoh
Urny e rnaja poclhpoodd'z,idI Z Let 800 30
10 zo,, ptzea mar narodzenni ion Jeezsusa.
.Chrystu,sa. ..5. s..S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

WOLSZTYN. W4asciciel Gu~
staw LANCE z Jaromirza polujac W
leslie strzelif do %pastuszka NJ. Adam
czyka W przekonsnlu, re to rogacz.
"a to, wprawdzie nierozmyslne "a.
bdjstwo, skaza} 60 sad i tax 3agod~
ME, DO tylko 4 miesiacami wlezie~
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

WkZHSNIA. Rosary ola no.
wei za}ogi zbudowane p}yt ce-
m~entowych, blacbY i asbestu,
gdy beda ca}kowicie wykohczone,
maja kosztowac 2 mil. marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

GNIEZNO. We W%rocfawiu
z}ozyl dn;a 10 IN eexsmin refe-
rendaryuszo~skl pan Zygmunt
Glowacki, syn sekretarza sado~ego
p. G}owsckiego> z Cinema. Pan
G}owacki s:udyowal we Wroc]awiu
i Momentum.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

JAROCIN. Pan Sypniewski z
Czarnkowa naby4 majatek Fuka-
szewko cd wdowy PAM Doeringg "a
100 tvs. NIX
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

POZNAN. - Pewnemu pol
sk'emu ch}opcu, kt6ry 6piewa5
prnski hymn narodowy, matka wy
mierzy}a "a to policzek Oh te Pol
XII, kt6rych nawet Bismark SIG oba-
VIAL!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
4 POzNANIA.

Program ulrolcsystosci z powo-
du pobytu cesarza v Poznaniu.
VIZ Wtorek, 2 Wrzesnia, przybe-
die para cesarska do .Poznania.
Ma dworcu k%olejowym bedzie
wielkie przyjecie wojskowe. Po-
tenn uda sic para cesarska powo-
ZEN do gmachu generalnej komen-
dy, gdzie uastapi powltanie przez.
w4adze miejskie gdzie zamieszka
cesarz 2 ma}zonk2. W Sro,le 8
Wrzesnia odbedzic SIC wielka para
da wojskowa. Potem sar konno
ma czele wojska a cesarzowa W po-
wozle powr6c2 do Poznania. @.
godz. Z wieczorem odbedzie sic
obiad wojskowy, o godz. 9! cap.
strzyk. w czwartek e. Wrzesnis, o
godz. II pred po}udniem Cd
s}oniecie pomnika cesarza Frydery-
ka ma placu Wilhelmowskim. Ma
stepnie odwiedzi cesar gmach sta,
now prowincyonalnych. 0 godz. !
.po po}udniu ob,ad ola .reprezen-
tant6w Ks1estwa Poznahskiego W
gmaohu muzeum prowincyonaluego.
W Piatek, S Wrzesnia, para
cesarska opnsci Poznan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07
Wilhelm groz'.
Berlin 1 sierpnia.

z powodu zamier2onego wy.
jazdu do | oznania, Kajzer VIII
helm coraz to wiecej m6wi o Fola
kach. Przechodzac sig onegdaj W
oglodzie zamkowymj wyrazl SIG
do radcy Bueh,era W nastepujacy
spos6b:
,,Pclacy 6mia mi grozic odwe-
tem!..-. Gdyby to ME bY}o tax
okropn,e gfupie, to mozeby i warto
by}o pomyslee o tem-ale wobec
bezczelnosci polskiei, ~podszytej
buta i nierozsadkiem, szkoda slow
ma w}asclwe napietnowan1e, arcy-
gluriego stanowiska Polak6w wo-
bee korcny pruskiej.-Oni mi
chca z,emie wydrzee! = Hola!to
iuz zawiele!...... Kamien ma ka-
MENU ME pozostanie W majatkach
.polskich, skoro moi s}uszny gniew
odwetu pcszuka, Cierpliwo6c moja
luz przesz}a wszelkie mozebne graz
nice. Gas pokaza6 swiatu i Pola
kom, re zniewagl niemieckiego ce
sarstwa, nigdy p1azem ME ujda
Pc rich (Polakach) j ich g}upocie,
i sladu RE pozostanie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-07

G'RUDlzzlI.AfkD'Iz ' .Pan w, Nue. !
bauer prostuje kl}a'lm,lliwag w vietd y
donosi do Gaazzeety Gr:udizia Xxi zzlkiipei,
ke ME ulkladal sic : kom,syas kolo-.
nizaoyjna . sprzedaaza sswego ma ma.
jjatku R6zany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Another Grateful
Patient Whose Eyes
We're Strengthened.
pr. w. I. seYmour. Honston. rer,a.

Dr. ". I. Seymour. Houston, Texas.
Dear Doctor; Please excuse my delay
In replying to your kind letter Of recent
date; while not needing any work 1 ex.
pected TO pay you a social visit last week
while passing through the city, but close
connections Of the train prevented. Your
glasses have Strengthened my eyes; l can
read on write very nicely without them,
ont viii not DO it. as fear the weakness,
might return.
have never sost an opportunity al rec
smmendAng you - my friends and az.
eusintaneeA ana you are certainly a, Nh
efy TO use my name % reference, an n If
.hs least ! can DO TO show my spprecia.
tion for the great assistance you hsr, rem.
dered me.
RANKING you FOR tie benent. recs,vao
and wishing you coming success ~.
yours very truly.
'sigoeo) MRS. ED ERNST,
Cold Springs, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
Valuable ART CALENDAR rnpp.

Perhaps none Of the many hIgh-priced
calendars found in the arr stores this sea.
son viii possess more real beauty and
north than the Fairy Art Calendar for
1902. offered by the N. X. TairbsnE com.
pany. IL not only eclipses ali former ef-
fort. Of this company, but It undoubtedly
excels all rivalry In this line Of publicity.
II 10 indeed work OF art and must be
seen to be appreciated.
Aside from the calendar proper there
are four art supplements presenting ex-
quisite figure compositions selected from
the famous Paris salon pictures, painted
by the celebrated French artist, Tdouard
bisson. Each Of these pictures is faith.
fully reproduced In all the beautiful col.
crings OF the originals. They bear no let.
tering whatever, and are therefore suit
able for framing and valuable as most
excellent reproductions OF four famous
paintings Each Is well worthy Of being
framed for any household, but they can
be used tor decorative purposes without
ener. 49, A~S'
The n: X. Fairbank company are mail.
Ing the beautiful calendar free 10 anv one
returning ten Fairbanks Fairy soao oval
fronts. or sending twelve 2-cent stamns'
Returning ten oval fronts, however is fhe
best ana surest way 70 obtain the Fairy
irt calendar All gfocers sell Fairy soar.
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Office of THE HOUSTON POST,
Houston Printing Company. Proprletors.

DR. w. l. Seymour HOUSTON, Texas.
a Ike way 8
o Of
tlemanl, bearing in
The business
Fos
small and
osueh services
nsteA
permanent
ton, with wishes
l.
H
your
appreciate letter of commentator
!
thank
sincerely oRPHEY, Harrisburg Road
DR. W. Seymour
affection
his eyesight
to IS
the
L.
lies of
AM Is Of
containing similar
restored he has
relieved and benefited
Is now residing Houston,
he blind Nhin pleased
DR.
J
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05

be met Or. Seymour aAd employed him)
and Afterwards the Chancellor Of the Ohio
State University lat CoIumbuD. and In
1902 OF 1898 was president OF the reacherS
National association
univrsity Of Esbrashs. cAanoslior's Of
ace. lincoln. April II. is9t--pesr Sir: The
glassea you ntted ras have been used now
for some weeks. They seem to accomplish
their purpose admirably. For evening work
I find them better than anything have
ever used. Truly yours.
JAMES Fl. CANFIELD.
Omaha, April IA, 1894
Or. Walter I. Seymour. Omaha, Neb,
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through the heads OF the several depart.
ments' Inc officers and heads OF depart.
nSnts OF the company for 1902 are as fol.
toMs' John IL. Kirby president and gem
sr% manager; Emmett A. Fletcher. man.
sger Of mills; Frank NJ. Aldridge mas
aser OF logsing; sam A. MeNeely, manager
purchasing agent; sam 7. swlnfori Fan
era sales agent; NJ. j. Godfrey, manseaS OF
stores George Il. Wansbrough. trsific man.
sEei William \. Fuqua, general auditor;
eral solicitor: Clark AZ. Yotaw land can.
MISSIONER; Ernest j. Eyrss. secretary TO
some Of the brightest young men In III.
cry nave resigned positions IN railroads and
AArhx Lasaoss eampazy. AmnsS tAs1l naAy
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De named Brown Bolts, Frank J. Huey. w
IA UE FIn Oscar Bass, Carlos J. Mcbon.
an horn, Lloyd Hathorn, Percy Brown
SSssIy swinford, Benno Rceder Their srs
s'ness 70 come in ON Monday.
M, among Pg the stenographers are Misses Al.
ma ma, fuqua, Jessie Hueker, Cora Serobei
Nellie Van Horn, Landa Michaud.
Miss Dora Munich. ss Oh
AT, c. r. Wiess takes the place Of o,tv
SSslesmsn In beaumont. with Mr.. George &
AZ each OF the other mills. Mr.. B. q Wood.
neao comes TO Houston as one OF the sssist.
ant general salesmen. Mr.. w. A. Pr5ddi.
VII take charge Of the chicago ofriee a.
Frsaasna Kirby AAiA Essssrdsx sAss N.
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Telephone (New) 1913.

| Ing statement are simple words Of spprs-
| citation expressed 10 DR.. Seymour by Mr..
kaufman and wife for the more than sat
lsfOctory results which he has obtained In
treating their childrens eyes. II seemed
| almost impossible to them that Dr.. Soy.
mour's methods OF treatment could &C.
they were the subject Of some unkind re-
marks from the friends Of ether specialists
who did not fully appreciate the situation
they feel 1t personal obligation that they
should assist other people with cross-eyed
children In securing Dr. seymours sery-
ices.
Floy Dean, now nearly II years Of ago.
has found IL unnecessary TO wear her xinss-
es for nearly two years, and her eyes have
remained perfectly straight The little hoy
Is fast outgrowing his trouble and Ia one
OF the brightest little scholars in the public
schools, an impossible thing were It lot
Tor the great assistance OF perfect eye.
sight and here 1t might he well TO men.
tlon that there are hundreds Of ehildren in
cur public schools today who are becom.
Ing nervous wrecks, suffering from head
aches and innumerable nerve troubles, who
could be entirely relieved by proper
glasses
Mr. Kuhlmln expresses hir1sslf a. NOR.
tAan pleased, and fuzzy believes that had
lie accepted the advice Of ether speciaMms
IN having bis chiIdrep's eyes operated on
that 1t would have bees a permanent In.
Jury to them.
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Prof. Ness of the
Agricultural and
Mechanical College
of Texas.

Is volume In itsslf Co those who bsr
been uncertain as 20 who to consult IL n
gard TO their eyes Prof. Ness cane \
this city three years ago In search Of hsf
for his eyes, and was referred to DR.. ST.
mour by ono Of the leading physicians U
Houston. and as he has been entirely r.
1!eved OF the very serious eye troubs ~
not surprising that he should show y
warm appreciation by the following stig
College Station, Texas, Dec. 20. 1901 /
Or. W. l.. Seymour. Houston, Texas.
Dear Sir; l herewith enclose letter 4
recommendation. I am sorry to be 50 tad
In replying to your kind invitation to ali
but the fact is your letter became miisI
with lot Of other papers. and It tsp'I
some time till came across Il again. i
win add here that I have the fuIs
confidence In your abiIity "a an occnns
Yours truly,
Ut, W. /. Seymour. Houston. Texas
Dear Doctor: In answer 10 your incrr
as to the satisfaction your work has e'a'
IN treating my eyes. I send ysu this s'pO
IN token Of nay Appreciation and wfil q,
thAt you are at liberty 10 use II % n
lerlng - me. 40 feed me benefit se
IVed from tbs glasses ana treatment
gave me have entirely relieved ny Z,
trouble and most certainly shall iiIs
pleasure In recommending you to ftisi'o
ana acquAintances who may be kshSsa,
trouble with their eyes.
Thanking you again for what you 81
0one Tor me, am yours very truif (,
'sisned.) II. NESS p
Professor Botany. A. and n. coIlsFs :!
Texas. Il
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What Southern Pacific Conductor Says.

following setter from Of the most popular southern Pacific
Ia
Texas
".
invita- u
in
wish
methods and pleasure ending friends and aauss
Travis Street, Houston Texas
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Cross Eyes Strengthened

dren In Houston who have had their eyes
Strengthened by his system aud who can
be seen any day on the streets or by call
ing at their homes.
"A great many people have read OF and
seen the children of Mr.. Henry H Kuhl-
man, proprietor OF the Star BOttiIng Works
Of this city, and prominent business man,
whose integrity and straightforwardness
is too we'll known TO give rise to any doubt
even in the most skepteal minds. His old.
est child, Floy Dean about years of age
has been entirely cured OF cross eyes by
the use Of glasses alone. Her eyes remain
perfectly straight. even when the glasses
are removed, and In few years she will
be able to dispense with them entirely
Mr. huhlman's little son. who is also cross
eyed and who is under Or, ssymour's care,
bids fair TO be completely cured also. as
HIS eyes ara quite straight when he wears
his glasses, which the doctor made for him.
MI kaufman Is very enthusiastic Ia his
praise of this method Of STRENGTHENING SraAs
eyes and will tAhs pleasure In slowing any
one who fesih interested enough to call
the wonderful change that has been
brought about in the condition of his chill.
drens eyes"
~
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tanning the meubsrs OF the Nsbrasbl Y
psr Dealers ASSOCIATIONS, who viii
tnpoustoh on an excursion on Februsn
tps party will consist Of 2l5 memDsn
Tue Nenraska Lumbermen's associatief
eompanied by ffteen or twenty ladla
Ine nleeting will also take p WITH
pers OF the Texas eommissIon 10 "a.
Louis worlds fair the question 81 ~
The TEXAS cemmission fcr the o. X
TAR viii meet at Dallas On the fshs.,
uay, a. which nesting he lumbsruse I.
- DC able TO report what thsy sEps@ =
IN the way Of Texas lumber sxhish
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ALetter From Yoakum, Texas.

following "a
a.
patients, Of resohIag VA.
masr l.
d, l. soyneu Block. Houston Texas
Am Of
expressing appreciation for what y ssvs
10 ueatme you
for
pleased TO cali upon punity acs
signedD, r. ~ hEss1AER
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APPOINTMENTS MADE
In tho Various Departments of the Kirby

In tho Various Departments Of the Kirby
Lumber Company.
The Kirby Lumber company held meetings
the past week and officers were Installed
for the ensuing year. The ericsa at pres.
snt are In the Planters and MecAanlss Ma.
tionh bsak building, but more eonmodious
quarters are being sought, this being made
necessary BY thu large increase In the busi
mesa Of the company sad the subsequent
adding Of many new names TO the working
force. The prss,dsnt. Mr.. John II. Kirby
Il also general manager ana Ia at present
hAndling ~ The asEaiia e tAs basinss,
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to have brick house to fall on them be.
Tore they can be made to believe their
own syes. DIR. Seymour has given numer.
GUS references FOR the bensat OF those who
are interested aud there are dozens of chill.
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A Silver Presnntatlnn

Huntsville Post
On tuesday evening thu 94.A instant the
snielals and employees Of the rex.. s,.ts
psnitsntisries presented Colonel y & ne.
.sperin'endsnt Of nsnitsntiarIss. with an
s'sSah' SILVER service In token Of ths,. 70
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nm nm an eiussn. ina serVics Vac AZ so,iS
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q SplG me E Es BY the Officials and Enploy..
Vile Jspe sss state ,so, Psnilsntiary, Hunts.
~ : massive oak case. nnely nnlshed and
N keeplng with the costly ana aIshara,.
I n,sssss y eneassd. The service was snn.
ma i. ~ swsaney 4 kredsrlcks Of Houston
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DR.. Seymour Has Relieved Hundreds OF
People Who We're Suffering from
This Affliction.
Positive Cure Can be Guaranteed in Nine-Tentbs
OF the Cases Taken by Hm-Intellieent
People Should Not Miss this
Opportunity.

"A great many Houston people are in.
'erss'ed In the new method Of straight.
ening cross eyes, which has been 80 great.
ly agitated of late, but still there are al.
ways those who are skeptical and who need
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MEETING OF LuMBERMss

70 discuss h9ospsisn 10 Nebraska Lam
ss' osslssS Assso,atien Etc.
Tars win b meeting q iuubsnu.n a.
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cALnNpARs ron ,noa

The Post sckHewledsss the receipt Of
vome very pretty and attractive caisndsTs
rom the following nrnB: Houston posias
q sheet Iron works. Trinity River Lum.
company. Feters Cartridge company
nton lasisninent company. Eugene Ar
Angic-HAgerman Lumber comnanx
's<inz csrtss Hardwkrs eompsays
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His Eyes Were Strengthened.


Strengthened wonderful is a manw
for his Of
straight
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treAtm Clart
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prominent citizens and
Post
Mr. state;
To Il May November H. 1899
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Office of THE HOUSTON POST,
Houston Printing Company. ProprIetors.

L hss during
he
thoroughly to date in bis
] PALMER, Business Manager
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Tranefers Of Real Estate

John McMRhsn to william II
Bauer. north half of lot II. Leland
W A. Knight 20 Mary Jane Hop
kins. lots l, and 8, block 3.
I.enox addition. north side Buffalo
Peniel missionary Baptist church to
]. l.. Brltton, lot 8, block s. Par
ker Smith addition .............
Leo Meyer ard wife 10 ]. NJ Faehr-
mann, lot 3. block 80, lot . block
TO- Oak Lawn addition. ..........
Ellen Wright to Mrs. Laura A. Tay-
Tor, lots II ana Is block 5, River
side park addition .............
Blno Tromborto aud wife TO Edna
McElroy, 10 acres ont OF the Jacob
Thomas quarter league. ......
William y. Folltt and Julia Folltt
to II. j. Folitt. lot I and 2h acres
out OF the north side OF the west
half OF lot o OF block of the r.
y. Gault subdivision. Ia all Ih
Daniel Riley, deceased. by heirs TO
Charles b. Wood, lots . and 10 and
half OF lot s In block 90 OF ioi 20
of the Obedience Smith survey;
other considerations and ..
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Stolen from A, stelzig Christmas eve,
one dark brown horse. about 14h hands
high, nicked tail. shod all round; newly
painted 3-spring wagon, monogram A. s. on
each side OF seat; $3.50 reward and SIS
ris county, Texas.
strayed or stolen from Ed Roberts, Fifth
ward, Houston. bay horse, 10 hands high.
branded II connected on right hip:
$3.50 reward.
Taken up by Charles Gehrhart, Clinton.
brown mare. branded n q on left hip;
hitched In buggy.
A. r. Anderson, sherin.
Many Of the following named gifts to