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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-29
The Century Magazine
will make Of 1902 year of
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CONTRIBUTORS to the year of Humor ,
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ward W. Townsend ('Chimmie Fsddsn''),
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Whitcomb Riley, Paul Laurence Dunbar,
Gele.t Burgess, Frank B. Stockton, Tudor
jerks, Ellis Parker Butler, Carolyn Wells,
Harry g. Edwards, Chester bailey ternald,
Charles Battell Locmis, Oliver Herford,
Elliott Flower, Albert Bigelow Paine, Beatrice
Herford.
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SOCIAL LIFE IN NEW YORK
Personal Articles on
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.
INDEPENDENT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE co.,
OF FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
ru...I T. 1OQO

OF FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
Chartered Jan. 1869.
A safe home company that has always
settled losses equitsbly and promptly. LoS,es
paid in 80 yesis $4,000. For insurance
apply to-:
Jas W. Roberts, President, Alexandra; W.
II. May, Alexandria w. P. Graves, Alexsn.
dris; ]. N, Gibbs, Mt Vernon; A. Lewis
Lukens, Aceotink; NJ. d. Hall, Burke's
Station h. p. Dodge, Manassas E. j.
Nichols, Philomont; DR.. z. L. Detwiler,
Herndon Geo. L, Kenyon. Vienna Geo. B.
Ives Falls Church; J. M. Thorne, Falls
Church; ]. N. Hoge, Washington, d. @.
DirectoIs-B. II. Tyler, Haymsrket; Oscar
Baker, Washington d. c., Agents, or
COUBTLAND LUKENS, secretary,
Office, 11o1h s. Royal st., Alexandria. Va.
oot7 1yr
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Alexandra, Va, January %, 1902
HkVING qualified rs the Administrator OF
Ia THOMAS s1OLLAkD, decesied, all
persons indebted to the said decedent are re-
quired to settle with me st once, and all per-
sons having claims against the said decedent
are requested to preseI them duy s1lheutl-
caied. HARRY B. CATION,
ia221w Administrator.
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w GEMS Steamboat Go.

Commencing Tuesday, December, "a 1901,
the steamer
POTOMAC
Will leave Alexandria
EVERY THURSDAY at 4 p. u.
FOB BALTIMORE AND ALL fHE USUAL
RIVER LAND NGS.
Cuisine and appointments IN xcelled
Freight for Baltimore, Philsdelphis and
New York solicited aud handled with care.
Through rates and bills Of lading issued.
Single fare to Baltimore, 81 round trip,
50 Staterooms one way, 81. Meals, 6Oc
WIN. N. REARDON, Agent,
ie1 Strand.
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CASCAKA
~ BROMIDE QUINISE
TABLET5.
Have you tried Hilps Cascars Bromide
Quinins Tablets, guaranteed TO cure Colds
Coughs and La Gippef No bctter remedy
for cold In the head. For sale ct
WAKEFIELD & HALLS,
Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
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w. A. JOHNSON & co.
WHoLEsALE aRof ERs.
GENERAL COMMISSION MEROHAETs,
And Dealers In
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
dave on hand Gibson's Xxx, XXX, xxx
aud pure Old Rye, Old Cabinet and Monogram
Whiakies also Bakers and Thompson'f Purs
Bye Whiskies, to which they invite ths sttsns
ton Of the trade.
Ordsu from the country foI msrcandiss
shall receive prompt attention.
Conhgnments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantees
the highest market prices and prompt returns,
N. (. corner Cameron and Royal streets.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-30
III IRaCRElBLE vRDAD Ill

Una verdadera ben eloo regas cuyo
yalor supe sempre co obIesos e o ley gAraotlzado 8
vaor por ekp!eadoE aplsa que los vsads
= gke1O DOLL LA7S Sc regasn qsn diatiaga eato btr
ane Alaska efmos Gran premlo On Ia E9clon de Paris
n; nara cabalero orc briante 10 dollars Anlo cabasO
brane nuy grueso dollars A6er cabae briane
dollars Iden briantes) 0 dollars a1o para sonora t
rita bante grueso dollars pa dem em
dollars Penden bran lOoars PendeRtes
senors nuy grus 20 d Pend$es para nnss lveds
dero reQa Medaas de Icy ahge de Pursna
esmae brlantss amerlcanos Alas ~ dollars
Franco de TODD oasto d4s certfcadaa
oa Il sla do Puerto Rtco.I
peddo veERs acoDaa&do Go 81 npos
betea a Banco an csrfcada ben
venido efectuar el pago.
Raviese anos hlo 81 rededOr
dedo
No
81 Cataogo srado todo
prado oue NO conforne delva
Dgss Il representan uRco dc as cedad Gro Br
IaRtes ImJ
Alaska, G. 4. Buyaa, Cofao homano Il loo Nan Qa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-30

Despues de nombrar al conde de
Artof, empez6 Bird a beber no
observ6 Ia turbaci6n de RocamEois,
que SO puso muy pGlido. Despu6s
de beber Al adi6:
No es de ESQ de 10 que Sc trata
y hemoS de habIar de otra cosa
que me dijo aver ell cepit6n sir
Guillermo.
-Ea verdad, contest6 Rocambo-
le seren6ndoSs.
n -Vengo q ponerme q vuestrae
6rdenes y, seg6n parsce, se tratg
del rapto de una ioven. IQa6 hrt.
bon es 81 capibani dijo guiSAndo
an ojs.-Y adem6s hay Que lleyar
a una hermosa seAora q TERRA da
salvajes.
ESQ mfsmo, con hest0 Rocam.
bole. y, sin deiar de contsstar a
Bird, pens6 10 siguiente: Es in
dudable que Bird quiera pasar Dor
IN hombre honrado , los oioa i :
Artog, asf que no tsmo cue la vava
con al cnento; zero si We q gacar6
con 81 coRde, Eodo esta perdido
DecididameEte Iat ito no esta de
bnenas. en- todsA partes tropics
SOC ohstAculos iipperceptiblas que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-30

echan por TERRA sus proyectos.
Poca suertei
>SEa que pensais2 pregunt6
Bird que observe que Rocambole
estabs meditabundo.
En- los medios 10 as seguros
para llevar cabo ell rapeo de Ia
peqneffa. contest6 Rocambols,
que 50 dijo: Es evidente que, de-
saparecids 10 nina, al ys Bacsra en
busca del bnqoe hara cue la accom-
pane Artoff, = al este ve a Bird,
estamos perdidos . :. Hay que re-
solver en- Ell acto, : y levaDtando
eneoncss la Voc afiadi6: rs un
rapto muy diffcil. sefIor Bird.
-lRahi On marine como yo, que
essa ingerto an bandido, serfs ca
paz de llevar a cabo ell rsptO del
mismC demonio. Fiaos de mf, diio
~ ingles. Solo que es precise que
benga un conccimiento exacto del
siSlo, = sobre todo de las costum'
DIGS de los que vamos : visitsr.
--Esta noche las echo esperad
an la esauinR de la Gale de Maza-
rino. = allf tcasremos dispssicio-
nea y convendremos an el plan. =
dijo Rocam bole poni6ndose az pie
= eohando an napoleon sobre 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-30

~ con una precioss portuguese
que tenfa ojos azules y pelo negro.
PTofesaba 20 tanto carifiO q Ia Chi
quilla como Ia gavieta al mar y
hsbria sido capaz de ahogar al mis-
mo diablo que la mirara, a1nque
para shogarle hubiese tenido qua
cogerle por los cuernos. Pues hay
que deeir que estuve a punto de
quedarme sin ella. -. cue estaba
perdida para siempre a no hsber
0cudido 81 senior conde en- su au.
xilio.
~-lAhi SY que fu6 10 que pas6P
-SH6lo aquf. Cuando desembar-
que en- Ambsterdam Is hospede
como a una princesa en- la mejor
habitacion que encontr6 entire las
sasas del puerto, y una noche, ha-
llandome durmiendo a bordo del
FoIOIer, que estaba al amelia arrima
do al muelle, me desperto mi Sc
gundo, cue ma d1io: ~lEn TERRA
hay un incendio muy grsLdels Ne
levant6, subj al puents Jy que vi?
Nil carronadasI Era la casa de
Piguita la que estaba ardiendo :.
Salt6 a IN bot0, subj al muelle,
corrf y vi gus IN cintur6n de la
mas rodeaba La casa en- 10 alto
de esa, en- una ventans, habfa una
nIuier medic desnnda, desgreflads,
que pedfa socorro.. Era Piguits.
Ossi en- ell mtsmo momento IN io-
ven atrAVes6 por entre la mGche.
dumbre y Sc sventur6, subiendo
por una escalera Que lamfsn las
llamas, pisando suelQs que Sc hun
dian crugiendo y desaEando veinte
veces la mueF1: en- veints segGn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-30
HOTEL oI.III..MA.-Po
@ANTUROE
a 10 MNUTos DE SAN JUAN

a I6 MuNUTO6 DE SAN JUAN
Ell me1or hotel On este china.
EspI6ndida ventiIaci6n. Parque,
1ardines y Kiosco La inglesa.
ExceIente servicio dc carrus1es:
Precios moder&dos. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para f&miIias. AlUm.
brado sl6ctrico moderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-30

dos salv0 la vida a Piguita, a laoue
saco en- sus brazos y sin sentjdo
del cuarto, cuyo 'piso Sc hundi6
con estr6pito.
--P1es bien, -af1adi6 Juan Bird.
"a ese hombre, que salv6 la Uni.
ca inujer a Ia que anne, le darfs
hasta la Ultima gotta de mi sanere
81 me la pidiese; asf que no es ex.
traG1o que me- echase llorar CO.
mo una crtatura cuando le encon.
tre y me estrech6 la mano Mi.
rad, af1sdi6 Bird q manera de
conclusion;I~si Ell captain CUTLER.
mo me pidiese mi buque cuanto
Poseo serfa cspaz de darselo; pero
81 ese seflor conde me orClenase Que
matase a sir Guillermo, asi le ha
RIA.
-IOhI tOhi --murmur0 Rocan.
boie. dY Sc puede saber como Sc
llama eSe condeP
RS IN russo.
-Su nombre.. ). --insisti0 Ro.
cambole, estremeciGndose.
-El conde de Artof.
Inmut6ss Rocam bole al oiY este
nom mbre, y por memepto Sc creyd
que todos los planes de vepganza de
sir Guiliermo cafan por 81 base, 10
mismo que esos castillos de naipes
que hAcen los piIIos.
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-30

~ NdUegdr ca c0nSerUa SO dice
cuando dos buques hacen jUntos
una travesfa para poderse auxiliar
mutuamente.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27

good strong argument 90 convince Colonel
w. r. SlOsson Of this alleged exodus.
There was a big crowd It the Auditorium
yesterday afternoon TO hear Sid Williams
aud the street cnrs we're consequently
crowded when tho evangelist dismissed mis-
audience.
Colonel w r. Slosson boarded a Drummer
car IL was crowded ard he stood near
the door In the rear end Of the car. Two
Young men kept crCwding and pushing the
colonel but he paid no attention to them
other than 10 demonstrate with them and
to tell them that the-e VAS no use for them
10 try and push themselves through as the
car was too crowded.
He noticed that sitter riding hut a short
distance the two younE men left the car
lie did nos then suspect That he had Decu
robbed, nor was he brought 10 a realization
OF the fact until he reached home when
he felt IN his nalslSsocket, hut TO digoyer
that his purse a new block clasp wallet
was missing. The pocket had not been cur
hut the purse had rccn taken With.
ont attracting Colonel Slossous at.
tontlon. II contained $40 in cash, two
notes for 1870 each four notes
for SO eaeh. two notes FOR 5000 each. max.
ing an aggregate in notes OF $3.50. Besides
this there were other papers of less value
and lot Of railway passes
Colonel Slosson saws one OF the young
about - years old aud wore o. SLOUGH hat
lie thinks he would recognize him should
he see him again, but this need not deter
him from returning the notes uud--. ilroad
passes TO Colonel Slo,son at hi. nnioc at
22O Main street. as. The colonel slys in that
event be- may Keep the so as reward for
bis honesty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
EMPIRE STATE OIL CO.
AN IMPORTANT DEAL MADE AND
CHANGE CONSUMMATED
A Number Of Northern Capitalists Visit
Houston and Invest Heavily in the
Company--Chsnge in Directors

For some few days past In and about the
tofhce Of the Empire State oil, Coal and Iron
company, No. 5i5 Main street. IN this city,
there has been a sir which Indicated that
there were some important movements on
foot and Important deals being made 1t has
also been known on the inner circles that
there would be an Important change In tde
directory of the company, and that several
Northern capitalists were in the city and
that important negotiations were going on
between these men representing Northern
capital ana the officers and directors OF tue
Empire state OIL. Coal and iron company.
Last Saturdays election OF new board OF
directors resulted in placing Messrs W. If
Woods. a. G. Ripley. NJ, A Fell aud r. W.
blrpsal Of the new material in the COM
pahy ON the board, which as newly organ
lzed Is as follows Charles Dillingham;, vii.
liam a. Rule, John T. Mnnd, George d.
Neal Charles A. Nicholson, Robert Il Tenn
ripley, NJ A. Fell ana Il. W Birdsail.
rue Duatd retained itS OLD uluCl4l organ
,zaiion-t lurles Dillingham; prcs.dcn f;
John T. Mundy vice pr, sidclt: Gcargo -.
seal second vice president; e.. VI. kella,
secretary Marion Is. Ftu. manager This
tompany owns In Zee simple one of TIE
Luc-t sEiuch gushcrs I'm block b. spindle
y nP, Win ample ground for i've more wells
Sait ground being clear OF litigation, the
board OF directors ordered the Immediate
cons .rucllon of three large stec storage
tract with the National on ana Pipe Line
company Tor the piping OF it's oil to Port
Arthur and all railroads The board Of
directors accepted an offer made for tho
ge.'.lrr! Of 1880 barrels OF oil within the
Among those Identifying themselves with
.hr Empire state OF. conf nnl IRON com
wuT arc the following wCll known bankers
l"' 0.rt oi 'hn First National bank; Mr..
.. '. A'M'eiS, % leading attorney and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
ST. PATRlcK,s DAY.
Committees Appointed for the Annual
Irish Celebration

Committees Appointed for the Annual
Irish Celebration.
There WINS q meeting Yesterday afternoon
at the pythlm han In the Fifth ward OF
representatives from the various irish so.
cletics Of Houston delegated to put on foot
the movement Tor the Annual celebration
this year of ST. rnricks duy, March Il.
The result Of the meeting wis the crea.
tion % tho following general ARRANGEMENT
committee which win have charge OF tho
John r. Browne. chairman; John L..
MMrany; secretary: d, u. BRYAN, Peter Me-
kce ia ! Rlrkart Jack Kennedy. Pat
MeEigunn, Joe Brennan. William O'Con.
nor, J. NJ. Raw Joe Sharyiu, II +. O'RourB
II, oIeary, james L3wlor John n O'C0p.
nor, Edmond Browne, p H. Fmnegan I'm
O'Lcnly, John Mccarthy. John n NfCCnr.
th[; Tim Daly, James fltzgbbons, Dennis
Collins.
This committee created the following sub.
committees to arrange for securing a han
nnu getting mp the program.
Program committee john McClcary. ID
u, Rryan, p n Flrncgau. Tom O'Iearv
and u NJ Collins.
Hal' committec-D d. Bryan and d. VI.
Collins. '
Another meeting win he held The latter
part Of the week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
NOTICE TO rAXpAYrRs

I respectfully call tho attention OF those
Who have not paid their city taxes Tor the
year 1901 t. the following, Section 30. mr.
tlclc ,35, Revised Code OF Ordinances OF tIa
CITY Of Houston, which saws: immediate
ly after the first aay OF january In every
collector of taxes 10 prepare a roll. con.
taiuins description OF all the proper v
drScrlGcd In assessment rolls of the next
preceding year; that is 20 say. OF the rcnr
ending on the next preceding 3ist day
oc december, on which the taxes have NOR
been paid tho said roll shall he called rhn
Delinquent Roll ana shall consist OF A
COPY from the assessment rolls ~ SO much
az the line ON which the tract OF land or
property on which the taNes remain unpoll
MS viii identify the property ana show me
amount of tax duo on the same
Those who have not paid CITY taxes for
1901 would do we'll 20 call NJ the onlcc Of
the city assessor ana tax collector and SGT
&c thclr taxes and keep their names on tue
delinquent roll
James p Welsh,
City Assessor and COllpptor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27

ton. composed principally Of mon. The
males prcdomna'cd decidedly AT his ser.
vice Rev. Iny road for the lesson the
Fortlcth psalm. and took the last verse
as his text. "But ] am poor and needy,
yet the Lord thiukcth upon nae. Thou art
my help aud my Deliycrer. Make no larry
ing O, my Cod It was a splendid effort
and delivered I'm n mastery style
The EpwOr'h League s'ryicc was one ~
the very best The League has as its
leader, once every month, the pastor of tine
church. This was The pastogs evening,
and Rev. Hay led the service which made
IL specially interesting and attractive. The
topic was; Gould the present geueraron
eyanGcli2c he world IN the present genera.
i En a by dG,aS .o AZ much in Propogrdtion ,i as
lessons were, Acts, n. OIL. chapter
viii, verse .; Romans. chapter W.
verse ~, Philippians. chapter iv. verse l8.
Matthew chapter XXviii verso 20. Second
Kings, chapter vi, verse II. II was
splendid service. and all were delighted by
the excellent manner in which It was con
Quoted by the pastor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
COMMITTEES APPOINTED

For the z z German TO Be Given on
February 6.
The following committees have been ap
rolnted for the y z bah to be given At
Bryan hall on the evening OF February 9.
Louis Bryan, Kenneth wo.
mack g A Gibbons, Charles Seaman. Wi.
uam Gibson and Harry Atwood.
Floor committee Spencer Hutchlns. Alb
bolt Cockrell, Austin Miller. j. * Foley
George Hamman p. X. SPOTS. John Nc.
Invitation commIttee-H A Tocnf,or p
A. Han +. d. Parker, w Wool = a.
Moves James Butte - '"
DECORATION commlttee--A. r. Eyerts. q
IS NICHOLSON w. T., Hobby, G o. riatz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
ornE KNnns o, rrNNrssr,,

Hal Reid's great play VIII he soon ~
the opera house Tuesday January 2S 'The
knobs o. Tennessee Is a melodrama pure
and simple aud is fun OF mountain moon
mountain maids. mothers with wav,er,i
BOYS negro. Irish and Swede comedians
EveNthlng In fact dear to the heart ~
lovers OF melodrama
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
FIRST PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH.

The services at the First Presbyterian
church Yesterday morning were excellent.
The pastor, Rev. W. II Leavell, was not
az all wen, but he preached an excellent
sermon. The attendance was splendid ana
II was an attentive and interested congre.
sailon. The singing and music was *.
telicni, ana altogether it was one OF the
best services Of the day.
on next sunday morning. February . II
heihg ms ninth anniversary as pastor OF
view the nine yeanS OF work ne has done
W houston as pastor ot this church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27

hey. Dr. AYES. rector of Christ Protest
aut Episcopal church, preached his annual
sermon Yesterday morning 70 large and
Interested congregation. The Houston
iaght Guard, OF which DR.. AYES * chan.
selns attended the services in a body The
ttvtof touched very Pontedly on the noIl-
N'Ss % [als city, speaking upon lines yhieh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
CHANGES FOR NEW CRY nlprcropv

The city Directory publishers resnect
fully reques, al persons making changes OF
any kind, either In business or residence
All new arrivals, also all society election
OF OFFICERS. 20 kindly notify them az once in
oruer 10 nave the correction properly made
~ the new Directory. now In press Ad.
ccss.Ss Morrison Fourmy. z. o. Bon 1903,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
FOR MAYOR.

At the solicitation Of a large nunss Il
the citizens OF Houston, | hereby sungas
myself Il candidate for the office Of nur
subject to the democratic primaries
0, T. H0
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
CITY ATTORNEY.

At the solicitation of my mani hinl
who have contributed TO my announurs.1
fund, l announce myself as candldlp \
reelection to the office Of city sttui
subject to the action Of the denefil1
primaries. Joe NJ sll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27

At the solicitation Of my many q.
announce myself as candidate y
election for the office OF stree! M
sioner of the city of Houston sn0!aa
Va w MATT DREyNl,l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
MONUMENT 70 MULVEY
Unveiled Yesterday Afternoon ID
GlenwOod Cemetery.
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF FRIENDS
An Appropriate Address Delivered by Mir.
A. L. jackson, Attorney for the
Southern Pacific,

being the unyeillng Of a monument 10 the
rno,notv of tbe int W b. Mulypy supern-
tenaent ~ ,bs southern pocIac. Nlany Of
tthdeai on thg SYutiisin y, ast.,V, ''i'' "
ane oHlyais' Aeaos VI Tti,ai 49, 49, ~, ~
tha various olner SiuP't1 = "a WI g,,n ~ ~
lehunhce 10 paS tIiouse =" .If NV 1,,y =,
man tney nat ts.eSll , i ~. I'm unj,,,
bumntr or lluse IaeHSHl Calne lI9ii ilV'H,Se
On Tue soulheIA 1rlnt tH9' unu WI -, ",
iousT ,.s, al1 ,ngIJ Wt'e g'o h. yce
h4 i4 OF enlpiUs 20 Ca s .,n.l i'fict2t,,
bpeceI excursion was run iI"ln l1''a'e'v
IL ..,,,.,,..,.,
AT, a, y. JnchSg9u' que on t1e ~ w.. N's'
o. ~ se nop,neTp r9g'Nt u''.s, . "H i
grtss appioPiate 10 tue 's''a'VA' 'ii'
Jgekson spohe as io.lDWsi .,,,...
Inc erection on monuments 10 ho'u.e's
o. iehoWh !S u Htlus 'AI iLs4aent 'APl,s-
SION oi siGutuWe oh thr parry "i 'htIt COM
r n auu "nte 'Ag p,'74.l oi ",''', g'g
uo.S moi s." ",teh nlIu+ Jhe te"di9 'l
monument lh ine hearts OF m]H4ut. Anu
II is tAls .auudnit desire to nave iAeT ute"s
ana WORD, perpttuAltd ih lle memory "i
nru Whloh h' 81 great measure inspires inc
YAioi % the soldier and u.cs i-r genius "l
,Nt poet ana n"h's IT, sweet .u VIII u"
matter now, "ne .dutr!s-nJ ni'uu 9l lHA.
Oh g. Hs#. .... u oil 40. .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-27
CITY ASSESSOR,

I hereby announce myself as . rahiis
for reelection 10 the office Of city 81
and collector, subject TO the action
democratic primaries.
James P. WssI
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ROBBED ON A sTRgET cAR.

Colonel w. 3, Slosson's Pocket Picked
on Crowded Car
1t Is all a mistake about the pickpoekets
hayinS left townat least It would take
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| hereby announce myself as a cinasi
for the office of chief Of police, subIed y
the action of the democratic prlmlln
j. " b.
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l hereby announce myself as urs
date for the office of chief OF polc, %
ject to action of the democratic prInl.A
John W. HQvsIl
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sHEARN MEMORIAL METHODIST EPIS.
ENnAL ElllREu SnL-ILL

The services at the Shearn Memorial
Methodist Episcopal church, South, yeSler.
day were blessed by large, attentive and
interested congregations. The music was
very fine, as 1t always Is. There was no
special song service. Rev. Edward Thomp-
son conducted the morning service In The
Interest Of the sunday League OF America
He comphmcntcd The choir very highly
on Its excellcney. ana was especially com
plimentary 10 the second anthem, BE
loved How Good aud Jcyful." DR. Grant
sang the solo to this anthem, and II was
4 very fine rendition OF beth solo and
chorus.
At the evening service, Rev. Dr. Hay.
the PASTOR preached - = large eonEgegs,
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,,t Inc bryqntMcEuuis Lard Co Of this
D,g ms buyer for 5000 to 100000 acres ,,ss
Wish wish U in,t OF general farming land, and
OF largest acreage obtainable. description
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CHIEF OF POLICE.

| hereby announce as carsiiste 4
chief OF police, subject TO the action d I
democratic primaries.
THOMAS 0LEABll
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STREET COMMISSIONS

] hereby announce as a candidate \.
office of Street Commissioner, sll.A
Jack kenny
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post Is authorized to announce :
w. NJ. Brumby as a candidate ioi !
Health officer. subject TO the acil1
the democratic primaries,
] hereby announce myself as eatlsl
for health officer, subject TO the acua
j. G, Boyd, y n