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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-02

the Houston Business League accom-
plshedy Not wishing TO appear cgutistlcal
nor, for the world, raise II controversy or
attempt to purloin credit that may helons
to others. ] answer the question by saying
that the letter books uud the cash book
of the organization are open for inspection
by any of the members or citizens. Numor-
ous propositions have been made to this
organization for the location of different
enterprises. Some huslncsSlke ana mcll.
torlous but in the majority Of propositions
the promoters eXActed q large bonus from
the organization and the citizens. which
makes proposition for the establishment
of any enterprise impractcahe Suffice
TO say that this organization has done
everything in its power to demonstrate
Texas and llouSton's great resources ana
great possibilities Tho league has sue
cesSfully assisted In locating some very i'm
portant ana beneficial enterprises that will
add greatly to our "smckcstncks nrd pay
rolls p" I herewith attach \ statement ~
the monthly receipts and expenditures ~
the Houston Business League since May l,
1901, which shows n cash balance In tho
hank Of Sl7S4.S6 and no outstanding in
dchtcducss whatever.
Hoping the above report will meet the
expectations ~ the officers and members OF
the Houston Business League. Respectfully
submitted Geo p. Brown,
Secretary.
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FAIR REPRESENTATION
In SCHOOL ELECTION.
President Charlton Denied 1t but Presiding
Officers Wanted Ii.
THE TRIcKsTERs HAVE NOT YET GIVEN UP
They Are Prepared to Spring Candidates and to
Make Political Spells of Houstons
Public Schools.

TO grant representation. Mr.. Burke was
then found and agreed likewise. Mr.. Potter
was next seen and cordially agreed TO give
representation. Mr.. Sick IS out of the city,
but those who know him are satisfied that
no will grant the request.
Prompt action. 1t will be seen, has prac.
tically insured a fair count and the rest
remains with the people. From what has
been reported heretofore it muso appear
that the political spokesman and machinists
Of Houston are dying hard. They will not
give up tho school election II they see any
possible chance to win, and there is al
ways u chance where citizens are lndiffer-
ent.
1t is not yet too late FOR a new ticket to
be sprung, or for the word to be passed
along among the faithful strikers and have
other names substituted without formal
announcement.
1t Is important for the friends OF the
schools to 80 to the polls. II the citizens
trustees are not elected 1t will be the fault
Of the citizens themselves, and In matter
Of this kind and with such wary and I'M
scrupulous enemies to reckon with, each
citizen should act as II the result depended
upon himself alone.
The election will be held tomorrow, and
there viii be only four polling places. The
First and Sixth wards will compose the first
voting district, the polls for which viii
he at the Washington street school house.
Tho Second and Third wards will com.
pose the second voting district, the polls
for which viii be at the High school build.
Ing
The Fourth ward will compose the third
voting district the polls for which will be
at the Taylor school,
The Firth ward viii compose the fourth
voting district the polls for which will be
at Pythau hail.
The polls viii open at in the morning
and close at g in the evening.
No registration was ordered for this elec-
tlon, and no official ballots will he printed.
The names Of candidates are simply to be
printed in black ink or written In black ink
or pencil on white paper.
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A HOUSE MOVING IDEA
NO MORE ROLLERS, HORSE POWER
AND NEGRO LABOR.
Litcm, Salem & Co. Of Chicago win
Hitch Balloons to Them and Transfer
Them Without Cracking a Stat.

A Post reporter was "rubbcring" at the
labors OF a gang of house movers down on
Prairie avenue Yesterday when the fore.
man, a jovial giant with his face covered
with SCOT and Precipitation, remarked
We'll, | saw the cut IN Sundays Post.
illustrating the way we make houses hump
themselves in Houston, and that picture
was quite npropos for six months hence IL
Will be a curiosity, back number. FOR a
new system has appeared and we are about
to lose our occupation" Seeing that the
scribe was interested he continued
Eyes, wen soon be out Of date. Our
work has been unique so far. II has gauged
the progress of Houston Its proof that
Houston is progressive, for none but the
most enterprlslng towns support the indus.
try of house moving. Houston got the idea
from the Yankees, from Chicago, ST. Louis.
Cincinnati and New York, where tho bust.
ness is most extensive, and where those
engaged In II make comfortable livings and
have union Of their own. II requires
much practical experience, and when a hls
JOB Is undertaken It puts the best Of the
cratt ON their mettle. You see. the house
must be lacked up, leveed up, hraced ana
Ordered, placed on rollers ana moved with
iAe utmost caution 10 prevent a collapsp
Brick buildings and large frames are often
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A DAY IN THE COURTS.
There Was One Conviction in the
Criminal District Court.
BIG REAL ESTATE TRADES RECORDED.
The Jury In the orvllle Ewing vs.. Amanda
punlay Case Have Not Decided.
Real Estate Transfers.

In the criminal district court I. NJ
Moore was tried on a charge of forgery
and given three years In the penltentiary.
The case of orvllle Ewing VS.. Amanda
Dunlay was finished and given to the jury.
The last time the reporter was In the court
room no verdict had been rendered.
In the matter OF the estate Of osceolu
Anderson the father recovered the child
from the stepfather.
The county clerks records yesterday
showed the filing OF deeds in three import.
ant real estate transactions which have
been heretofore noted, to-wit Tue sale OF
lots 0 and 10. In block 03 to John Finigan:
the safe Of lots and u. In block 80. to
Abraham Levy; the sale Of the McAshan
building. occupied by the Pacific Express
company, to tho Commercial National
bank.
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Eleventh District civil Court.

Neceo q Elsemann Va. City of Houston:
continued generally by agreement.
houston and Texas Central Railway Com.
pahy e. al VS.. Max Cramer: continued as
on application Of defendants without prelu.
dlce to exceptions, demurrors aud motions.
George G, Oils Vs. Houston East and
west Texas Railway Company; continued
generally by agreement
m I. L: oils VS.. Houston East and West
Texas Railway Company; continued pener.
ally by agreement
James and Mary Highland VS.. Houston
East and West Texas Railway Company
continued generally by agreement
Ellen Adair VS. City OF Houston; con.
tlnued generally by agreement.
UrylIle Ewing vs. Amanda Dunlay; jtyy
Margaret T. Squirting ct al VS.. John A.
powney ct al; leave to plaintiff to ole first
supplemental petition.
Hart Bros. vs.. j. Kahn; suit for the
right Of property; now on trial.
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rsmpIc Reth lsraeI.

sabbath services will be held at the
Temple Beth Israel this evening at 7i5 and
tomorrow morning az 10 O'clock. At tho
evening service Miss Bath will sing the
solo ana the address win be upon the sub.
tect ''rhe Higher Criticism" (conclndcdl.
The tomhstones TO the memory OF Reheeca
Dienstag and Vinvent Freund will he set
on sunday next at $40 n. m Friends viii
please accept this, the only invitation
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Criminal District Court.

c, Tosche, felony theft: continued.
7. NJ. Moore, forgery; three years in peni.
Tertiary.
r X. Purdy ct al; Judgment nisI set
aside.
The grand jury handed in four bills of
Indictment.
Cases set for May .:
Mabel Jackson murder In second degree.
Willie CrHmer, mlsdcmeanor theft.
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Real Estate Transfers.

gan lots . aud 10 in hIocl, o.. M sa7,5oo
20 In block 20 Cascara addition. 1870
James A Baker Jr,, ct al to Abra
ham Levy ct al, lots I ana u.
nonying ON Main street .,,...,,.' $4,000
4 r. Lincoln to Harris County, one.
quarter Of an acre Of A. e, Rey
nolds league ....,..............,. 100
Thomas i. Converse to Anton Clio
ger. lots f. and q, block 81 Allen
The New York and Texas Land Com.
pany, Limited, to J. L. Bolton. lot
A. block 6, Barnes & Wetmore add
The New York and Texas Land Com.
papy 20 ], L. Brltton, lot s, block
5l3. south side Buffalo bayou -. ljO
James e. ChiverS and husband to W.
II, Washam, lots ., u, I and $,
block s. Fosters Fust North add-
ton; also l26X251 feet of S NJ
Harris league go. .,...... l16
c, Rcighman to l., - Moody, trns-
tee, lots and s. block B. Fair
Ground addition ................, 4IU
W W Campbell to Walter J. Price,
lots II and L. block 80, Bay Front
EiIaGbctR Trial to j ii. Damrou. ~
lots /. ., 3 and 4, block IS, in Hor-
Charles 'III%s rloecik to Richard ii Butler, ''O
lots and 4, block .. subdivision Of
lot -. Holman survey ,....,... 500
Maria /, Nuuni 70 A. b, Stiwell,
lot 3 hloks l55' In Houston 80
W. y, MansoS to c, r. Bates. an I'M
divided oHe5sixth interest In tracts
u and 1875 Of II out OF O. Z. Kel-
ton one third League OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
! Il. r. Smith to w. A. Archer, lot II,
block . Fnsgars addition, north
Side Buffalo bayou ,,,..-. ,,...s... 400
| w 4. Archer 10 Philip Solmnn. lot
70, block . Fosgords addition,
north side Runnlo bayou ......... 400
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HeIpful 10 Nervons pennI.

Malt'Nutrlne is especially adapted to suf
ferers from nervousness, It Soothes tue
nerves and induces rcstfu siulnbor. nro.
pared only by Anheuser- Busch Brewip.
ASSN, ST. Louis, U, s. A.
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d tho Rabx 4 cuttlnn r...,,

be sure and use that old and wen tried
remedy, Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing synp'
10Y children teething. 1t soothes the chli1'
sottens the gums, allays ali pain. earea
Wind collie and is the best remedy for
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Probate Court.

Estate Of Mrs. VI. L. Pettlt, deceased
application Of Willie Ada Petit to be ap.
pointed receiver of the estate and guard;au
OF the minor child.
Erich Schmidt applied to be appointed
administrator Of the estate of Wilhelm MI
schmidt.
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Ouinn-6rovn

Miss Winnie d. Brown was united IN
marriage to Mr., c, {, Quinn Of Victoria
county yesterday morning at 1901 Hardy
street. me ceremony was performed by
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Twenty Thousand Dollar pD

Twenty Thousand Dollar Damage Suit.
Corpus Christi, Texas. April sO-The
case OF W. A. Polling VS.. The San Antonio
ana Aransas Pass Railroad for Manages m
the sum OF $4,000 was taken nm yos,ors,,.
IN the district court and is now on trial
IEe plaintlA alleges that while In the en-.
ploy Of the defendant company he lost the
slght OF his left eye by being treated by an
coTnnRny 7s ~ 'He S"iu
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All interested IN pictures are invlted %
look az the fine collection OF Copley nrint
on exhibition for three days only M
l.. Koprs, 1914 Prairie avenue. -
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announce myself as a candidate
the office of District Clerk of Harris q
tv. subject to the action of the demoes
primaries. to he held June 10. and ask
support of my friends and the public.
Spcctfully, HARVEY w. DOWNEl
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Pabst Reer has definite tonic propertIes
owing 70 the malt and hops II contains. and
Its absolute purity. Theo. Keller has N.
send for a trial casel
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suite FiIed for the pistrlct Conra.

Cora II. Rue ct al VS.. W. C. Bosley; tres.
pass to try title aud damages.
George Lang vs.. virginia Lang. divorce.
Tx parte Of Constance Il. II. Knight
Margaret Holster ct al VS.. Irene Chllds.
tr6spass TO try title and ior damages
William Crbben VS.. Christian NJ. OFT,
tespass to try title and for damages.
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For District Clerk.

l hereby announce myself as a candid
for the Office OF district clerk. subjecl
action of the democratic primaries.
John B. ASH
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The Post is auth5rized7 to8 announce I
+. Hamblcn MS candidate for Judge Of {
Fifty-ffth judicial district Of Harris cs
", subject to action of democratic prs
lics.
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! hereby announce MS candidate
reelection as county clerk of Harris CO
~, subject to the action of the democts
prin ~ les. Ed Il. Dupre'
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For County Clerk.

hereby announce myself MS a candid
for County Clerk OF Harris county subj
to the action of the democratic prlmaIi
GEO. JONES
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The Post Is authorized to announce B.
Conway as n candidate for county fls
subject to the action of the democratic
malieS
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For Commissioner

The Post is authorized to announce
Super, ST., as a candidate for county
missioner, Precinct No 1. subject to
tion Of the democratlc prlmnrles.
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Saengerfest concerts NJ Auditorium Re.
served seats for sale az Crescent drug store
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Weather changes noted below will occnp
within q hours OF p. m. Of dates below:
May 3-CoOl
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For District Judge.

I hereby announce as a candidate for (
office Of Judge of the Fifty-hfth dish
court of Harris county, subject TO action
democratic primaries.
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saengerfest concerts at Auditorium Tues
day and Wednesday, May 8 and I.
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saengerfest concerts at Auditorium.
Grand male and mixed ehoruses.
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For Juetloc Of he Peace.

hereby announce as a candidate
justice of the peace precinct No. l. SUBJ
to action of the democratic primaries
j. b. Mnrmlcl
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l respectfully announce myself a cal
date for reelection to the office of she
of Harris county, subject to the action
the democratic primaries, and ask the q
port Of my friends and the voters at lai
Archie Andersen
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff.

| announce myself n candidate for
oihce OF sheriff OF Harris county, sui
to the action Of the democratic primsl
June y, and ask the support OF I
friends and the public, Respectfully,
FRED KEELEt
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

Aaron Jones to Miss Ida Felix.
G. Driver 70 Miss Lilllc Bowman
l.. A. Roncau 20 Miss Mamie Holman,
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NsQ' S furnishing Goods
Staple Bargains

Yard Wide Percales. assorted, light and
dark colors, 10c quality, Eo
special ......... .....,.,..,... 90
Blue Striped Scersuckcr Cling Viz
ham, 12l2c quality. special ... B2G
1o-4 Bleached Shooting, stand HGLa
ard quality. special .......... hE ~
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s4s3-3a ~ NNeeaN4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11
SChenk'S Theories On
Influence of Mothers

New York. August ga cable to
the Sun from Vienna says: Professor
Schenk. who died the other day, and
whose theories about determining the
sex of children in advance attracted a
great deal OF attention some years ago.
left manuscripts, II is said, In which hi
developed his original theory to the
most extreme extent. These manu-
scripts assert that not only the sex.
but the physique and character OF chii.
dren can be determined before their
birth by suitable treatment OF the
mother. According to these docu-
ments. Schenk believed that. through
his system. mothers could produce
any characteristics they desired In
their offspring. They could be artists.
musicians, philanthropists or crimi-
mails, just as the parents wished.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, SEPTEMBER II, iooa
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.

:. Brewer q Company. 4.
rs Sachs q. Co, III.
t.B. Kerr q Co., LID. 4.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11
CLAUD|NE'S CAPACITY
PASSENGERS CARRIED ARE
WITHIN LAWFUL LIMITS
PRESIDENT WIGHT CANNOT DIS.
COVER MAN WHO SAID vii.
DER BOAT HAS BEEN
OVERLOADED.

The matter as to whether the vii.
der Steamship Company's steamer
Claudine has been carrying more pas.
sengers than she Is allowed by law to
do has been investigated by the Gus.
toms authorities. Some time ago q
communication In the Advertiser, sign.
ed by one J. w. Smith, stated that the
Claudine was carrying an excessive
number OF passengers.
The customs authorities took tho
matter pfor investigation, the VII.
der Company submitting to them full
and clear statements Of the number
OF passengers carried by the steamer
In question. Since then the company
has heard nothing further OF the mat.
ter.
President Wight Of the Wilder
Steamship Company stated today that
II the Claudine had carried a larger
number OF passengers than allowed
by law, It had been done uawItting ely.
It was not thought, however, that this
had been the case. With regard to
the communication In the Advertiser
he company had tried 10 find out the
identity of the writer, who signed him
sell J. w. Smith. He believed that the
name was a nassumed one. the writer
being some person who wished TO ma
liciously injure the company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11
VANDERBILT SHOW

Newport, Aug. 25.-Mrs. Cornelius
Jr. closed a New York
theater tonight, brought the entire
Wild Rose company Of 100 people to
Newport and gave show at Beau
lieu," her villa. In addition Mrs. Van
derbilt provided vaudeville and q cake
walk by a colored company for the en-
terainment of her guests. There was
also midway" with the features that
are usually found In midways.
The theater performance began at
midnight. At its conclusion the cotil-
lion was danced. There were two sup
p r. In the course OF the evening and
the fun lasted until daylight. The az
fair cost the hostess, It is estimated. at
least $4,000. The Duchess OF Marlbor-
ough was one of the guests.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

There was no executive council meet.
ing today.
Geo. Harrison; money to loan 2OS
School street.
The Home Rule party is to give a
big luau very soon.
when other dentists fail try the New
York Dental Parlors.
A furnished cottage is advertised for
rent See ad page s.
Imported German Culnbacher on
draught at Criterion.
The place to get pure Kona coffee Is
at G. J. Days grocery.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1919 Fort St. $3.50 per week up.
Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers. etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
Ing Co.
II you like a cup OF good tea. try
Lewis & Co.'S "Ceylon" in half and
pound packages
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes. call on
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd.
The registration reached nearly 27OO
this forenoon. About 2iO registered
yesterday and 3o5 on Tuesday.
Gruenhagen's fresh marshmallow
and chocolate creams Just received at
II. May & Co. Telephone for box.
Tomorrow and Saturday are the last
days Of Sachs big removal sale and to
make big closing. remnants will be
sold at exactly half price in conjunc-
ton with the regular sale.
The best the market affords at the
most reasonable prices. The Palace
Grill meals and service can't be beat.
Family dinners in private rooms a spe-
cialty. Palace Grill Bethel street.
F. b. McStocker, manager of olaa
plantation, was among the arrivals in
the Helene from Hilo this morning. He
will leave for San Francisco In the next
steamer.
Deputy Auditor Meyers was closeted
a long time with Attorney Dole this
afternoon. Neither the latter nor
Treasurer w. II. Wright had anything
to give out relative to the Public
Works acair.
The wireless telegraph service Is
now open for business to MahulSona
and all points on Hawaii and Mani.
kilograms will be received at the In.
ter.Island Telegraph Company's office,
lower Fort street.
Sam Paulo, young fellow who de-
serted from the training ship Mohican.
when she was in port last. was arrest
ed this morning by Officer Espinda In
the Kalihi camp where he has been
living ever since his desertion.
The following persons were natu-
rallied this morning: Frederick b.
johnson. Norway; Paul II. Bortfeld,
Germany; VIM. II. Mccormack, Ire
land; Joe Carreiro. Portugal: Patrick
Fitzgibbons, Ireland; Antoine J. silva.
Portugal.
Max Schlemmer will return to Lay
san Island. He arrived from Kauai the
other day and is feeling in the best OF
spirits. He stated this morning that
the Albert would take the run OF the
Ceylon to Laysan. She had not arriv-
ed yet but was expected soon from San
Francisco.
Marine Cooley Of the Solace was ar
rested as a straggler this morning by
Captain Harry Flint. Cooley got into
trouble last night and got his nose cut
pretty badly. He was taken in the
patrol wagon to the hospital where no
got his nasal organ put in q sling, but
instead OF going back to the vessel
from the hospital he enjoyed the
charms OF the Paradise Of the Pacific
and exceeded his time OF liberty from
The vessel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11

Alfred G. Vanderbilt is one of the
most simple minded of millionaires.
He dresses always in the quietest man.
ner, and his whole manner of life
shows the influence OF the economic
habits to which his father trained him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11

Sales-l0 McBryde, SO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11

The Sumner case was resumed before
Judge Gear this morning. Geo. A. Da-
Wis appeared for the injunction against
J. X. Sumner and Mr.. Highton in op-
position. The hearing is not conclud-
I'D
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-11

seventy-eight profit-sharing schemes
affecting 5S,526 work people. were In
operation last year In this country.
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SALE
Is IN DISPUTE

Continued from rage ID
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NO TWO TELEPHONES $40
LEADING eRocERs.
1860 FORT STREET.

We are now paying especial atten.
ton to catering to Family Parties, Re
ceptions. Weddings, etc. and the sue.
cess that has attended our efforts to
please. together with our reputation
for serving the best that the market
Affords. is a sufficient guarantee that
We will give you perfect satisfaction.
We have the finest display OF the
bstter grade Of BAKERY GOODS and
nne CHOCOLATES and BON 6oNs
ever put on exhibit here; we also car.
~ HuYLER's CANDIES and LOW.
News cHocoLAi Es and BON RoNs