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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-17

MAGNOLIA CAMP No.
IS w. o. w, meets n
I&1 " o. w. hall, lll3 Con
<{4 rress avenue. thirl 10 +
36TVk srsf ana third Mondays
AlllM each month, at 1:u
Mum o,cl6ck. All Woodmen In
FW& Phi NJ. Hoffman, c. c.
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FOR SALE-Rice lands, timber lands aud
stock ranches: | Will buy your rice de.
velopment bonds. w. 4, 0'Connor, Binz
building II
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Nv ~ tuF ANA IN Mexico from, lgenrs;
wrltv 20 me ana | will save rou ,nat
enormous rverchafPe; $1,000 acres dne
cattle ranch, With 100 head cattle $1,000
nrres unc grass pTAlns, all fenced, 400 cat
proved cattle ranch: 4l3s acres nmc sugar
land With wotpr rights; 90 OON nrres 6ne
cattle ranch, 5000 cattle. 1000 horses and
i9nlts, a bafgain llO,NG acres nnest cat
mules, land In The oil district Of the
state; 10000 With sugar refinery, i2lO
acres In cultivation, two cubic meters <or.
vest yAur money In Mexico and bny FROM
me, | win lcllvef perfect titles and a.
surc snie investments OF lands, cattle
ranches, huit lands aud finest sugar
SuiptiOns ana maps. Enrique Guerra,
Official Industrial agent OF 'ramaumns
Tampicc. Linares or Victoria, Mexico
ST. o.
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'Coush|
otwhss,|
= cared
sgIssa|
1 dssl
srocsnI
lions
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ENGlNEER with chief license, ice ana.
clIinerA, eie. can do my own len 1Ir~.
in on ont the city. Address, 4234, this OF,
ice, IL
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AN ABUNDANCE of money to place Mt
interest on real estate security. Hama
& Halral, S17ia Main street. -
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1T is EASY TO TRADE
Il through Post Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Three lots IN Staple 4 Me-
LELAND addition, near ex Mayor Brownies
residence; good four.rOon house aud
stable; lots fenced, trees, shrubhery, etc
Chas. X. Munger 4 TO. AZ
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srcRET SOCIETIES.

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NJ mI..Ha cFCRET SOClE L Ed
1'caI n. -------------------------
MAGNOLIA CAMP No.
;, Is W q. w, meets n
= Len Gn W q. w. hall, lll3 Con
"a. <<fH rress avenue. thif1 10 +
''ua M'k srst and third Monday
A., IlA 9 aacb month, at 7:d
oSt wv IM 6 sSEI All woodmen in.
r " EKxSw T pLg N Hoffman. c. G..
q, ,o.,L
=" .-.- 3 esi-5 ,.5-1-17io1 of Wash.
ttSsNa ~ ipgton chapter no. 2. II. A.
a, ~ H., tonight, for work in the
Ibcy. a ssh GN N. NJ drgre. Sojournlng
Az, companions ns,o m[G e T6n cbs nt '
T. Het MUHI vlteu W u',,,aI al In o,cioct.
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les PENoOlN E1A
7. Hot - -, 80 ro,,.InJng In N :,
sSs The n Post for the week elding
st February H. 1902:
idas 10 WI Il &C. e. + " 1912, 5I58! S27S:
on q I'd thitney' Carrie: Mi Duo'c Chuhb.
To- Ellis p si-o 5t51, 5oJ5. $3.50: t206, 54Sl;
~, s5, I'M. 5+O7 54S2: a432: 545T.
iaan q ssiSS 5Ss3 42lg 400. 3jY4; 800
'OA q " M II jonas: 800: 423j: 543i!
NJ. ssSs 55ei. 5412. 42i3: Chas A
oleny s;p' o-9,, Nc Nc q y" 59e3. hoas.
,,sd.sH ucCabe. i2fI. 596I. $40,
oIca eala sSi11 h,40. 54S5 55i5 owner; 9595:
prlnsdsa $780, 1896 5t92; 42a4 2492; 5469;
howard E. I25; sos; 42O; $40; 1920; 5447;
BlSl; 1888; 427I 1851 Wade; 54aS;'
T Suasaa is 9S,5' 49, o. a. of4'' ~ 81 oSto'
|nsrss 81 l-.o 49,
VI. RAJ psslNG-Name Frank ScoaeId: hair,
N Nm tSli and slim. age ia. mas
I u \ irr were dark gray trousers ana
kburn s,r9 T,o W. n S, ie.t 6o,a Thnrs5In
'Iuc. i lre to 80 on an errand to 1917 Pres.
olcs, NJ iTtaue' where he was last seen. II
rate NJ kTTIY BACK and sin down" latest
aat novelty; everybody laughs: 10c
pi Southwestern Novelty c.,
HIN Texas, %
e. -
I N t..,s tl Cont. 10
ne s. a;st sSsa S"ga S'' iIta tig hE re
''aD0
moved my sruphophoncs, piano
TtS typeWmters, pdEaletle, pr N
fd Billiard tables TO ground door,
eandtsh ltagfesS avenue, every lady calling
Iubiea d REX gets souvenir NJ. a. Grant
|hriia,rlA -
Robefh 6-TF1S DI717T7C771 y II - :, -
S s..., ~ ~, - j.. ~ I.-Nt - uI -
|uncen... ttas and others Hous on, Texas. II
didat III BA9WN BusCHlCK, clairvoyant-
attorg Inl Information on any sub ect ga
N lnS ~ " 49, slset y ,p1oae ..,g.. 10
u ''1 %. what you paw. hut the duai'y
candidate y SotE thet counts our work is the
fu9leS a,p Chm. 2te San Joci,t,. Nm ~
1Is.. ~
sas't ,I-5-s,.--;77 :; -
n trh IL o. oio u'uEe II new. rant
r,.. n, 4las, '"1'Ntu' pu.n "a
for GU BIZ JOHNSON c-7ic,--d I-- >, 7.,.a,-o.,
actlci t 2312 Prairie GA nbone ftni NY; ~
- 80 u 1Ho"e ''of' ~
c,ndlan,E YAK =, zen lNE us between now
actlss rrtft al , rue u" Ell i.t on MINES
q dtywho H. o., i"u ", III OF o,l(
". ,csih emi~r ny 'i tn VA W.
,.liias rs s! II secS az N Il T r,g. f6Er
Gre Pair Of Pa'rician shoes. nj
G@Goth clothcrs. is
candlain gD-nformoftcn
asssssg bAtorts or odIr.s, ",S'T' ps ne
q = i.s ss I beard from living IN iiroi ton
Wssa Is1!.sn Tczas. boT ~ 'u"e 4'o d
n ~ slhENGIH PIT /. G--p nm. r4yoI
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'TNELL THE PEOPLE
II what you want.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIE PREMISES, No. TO- Milan street:
Tor terms inquire OF James Charlton
blacksmith, los Milan. u
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FOR RENT-Two or three very desirnli,
unfinished rornls; all modern convent.
enc. s; call Molday afternoon. 1909 San
JtciEto street. IL
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WAN TED TO RENT.

wANTED-Three nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; close In; on paved
street; references Address box ~,
Flatonia, Texas. ~
WANTED TO RENT House with twelve
10 ffteen rooms, close In; good netghbos'
hood, will take possession at once. AL
dress 42s7, this office ~
WANTED-By young married couple two
or three furnished rooms for Hight house
keeping. must Nave BATH; CLEAN and good
neighborhood. Address d. Y. r.. this OF
0ce. ~
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=
InOST "WANTS"
4 ARE c cheap.
->~-~---~~->>~->,---~>- @e.-s>-.>.>-->~~-.
SIIuAl ONo-7-maLE.
WANTED by . middle aged man iob os
yard man, horse and buggy, etc. A. q.
ENGINEER With chief license, ice ma.
cliinerS, ete., can do my own tenalrg.
In on ont the city,. Ad1fesr, 423l, this OF.
tee. IL
WANTED. Position by an an-roun0 drup.
gist. middle age; II In need OF a mnn
pease wllte Druggist. BOX 1877, Gaines.
v.l4e, Texas. is
WANTED Position with good mmher frn,
or who, esa.e hOusei have had eight Years
experience ID retail lumber business: am
a married man 81 years OF age and oil
sober habits; can give Al reference. Al,
dress ]. Il. j" S11 Thirty second street.
Galveston, Texas. Is
THOROUGH bist.ciass bookRcepcr and
accountant wants employment at once.
Address Business. this office is
WANTED Stuation Us yard man 10 work
around house and attend to horses. IN \
give the best OF city references Adde'S
422l this oflce. is
A NOifN(i man 20 VpnFg NId ono, Nir.. Il, 80,
man and English. wishes p nnsiti,n "9 IN
sore or ,sawmill or any Other klnd q
WORK; willing to do most anything. Adj.
dress 1929, this office. is
WANTED Position by mnrred connie
(whitel In private family or other work
Address $3.50, this Office is
\ Young man stenoGraphcr who las som ,
experience desires position; ability to de-.
termne the wages Address Stpnogrnph.
err TO Smith 8 rect.
WANrED- Position as ovcrsccr o. mou.
ager Of rice farm or stock ranch by cana.
I19p tbis oSricc "'9"'u' Auu'tSS
-, 9 wv ~
W 3N ElJ.-Posltlou by graduate druggist;
REGISTRATION eertihcate; ycars expert
eiWe, oest FptPrenroS lt@in prSent cm-
pioFers Address ALL, this on rc ~
WANTED-A position nv younc man v.ep
acquainted With al. and PIPE line buSi,
ness: clerical or field work. rcrprourrs
Address 4222, this office is
BOOKKEEPER and office nan seeks ON.
p.oyment; many years experience ln the
gwen Address A. Champion pbrt Ia.
yGra, Texas. Is
WANTED Position by cXDcTIo1GeI Loo,..
keeper and office man: slr.rrv nor,I,
hest of references: accurBic M work Al,
dress j. C. Wheeler 1Ol9 CnralEne street
= 'N'
oL uuN hlhut eau mix ana tenn 20 horse
=, 80 - l.
or cook If necessary. Address 423S, this
NOTWITHSTANDING as engineer or ass'st-
ant; ten years experience Ga boilers ana
engines; married man; city or country.
Address d233, this Office. IL
VA ELi1-Position ~ stenosnpher aud
tyIeWuter OF experience, d positions Il
Il; IS =, - ', S'''S '''' .-.- 10
Wee eb-hy Young man of cEpeience a
~ riUn 10 WORK III olHHe. Address 42iD,
="
AN EXPERIENCED merchant with uood
references as to honesty ana gu9Ii1cns
lions desires a position as manager Ia
49, ,oS Saols ON ssslafS or interest Az.
-, - a-''', '"'S once 10
books 10 Keen l'v 'I cn'prc S'n,I' s,{S OF
on. ran fnitt ~ ' 1otu pt',.uL pouhheeP-
dress I37s tblS ofrLice ou i''''e"c'S' Az
WANTED -s,tnotio, hr 81. .., 49,.
deuer. rrip,'S AMI *. /" -, ", , eigss E4t-
G6N,r. and ,sSatsP,Yo '"i',tT VI IIulls'
cows and carriages Address A. b., Az
Louisiana street IL
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR strawberry crates; 5000 now
In stock; can supply all growers at SIS
Houston Produce and Commission Co. lO2
Main street, Houston. -
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WANT FD--TFHms I'M TeaII5TFl ~"
placedo Canal Port Layaca. Texas, VI
n,y for lob al Port T.araca. o. 70 J. y.
i'cch an. Ilouston, Texas,
wANTED-Ten good tie and boarding camp
mel, 10 run lie camps and teams; eiso sey.
eral good patching outfits; ssp plpe ava
eak; lob Just opened Address = g 8;
WAxTEo--A few more irsf.slass pfiek-
LAYERS AT oar mill ut Coltbkrp, Texas;
take the Eastern Texas railway az Luf-
kin. Louisiana aud Texas Lumbar Cos
+. A. Love. superintendent
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SEE Arnold & Roberts 6lOA Main street,
they have some choice Main stI eet nudi-
ton lots on south End car line on Travis,
Milan and Louisiana high and sandy;
SIZE them quick for prices. They also have
some beautiful homes Ia l'hird and Faurfn
wmds. nicely located See them before
the advance. II
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Way BACK and sit DOWN" latest
bat novelty; everybody aughs; Zoe
bid Southwestern Novelty &C.,
d, Texas, -
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worked In district clerks Office aud is ex-
peiienced IN such duties mist l,r sober
and industrious, write leglble hand and
give references, Address r. D. BOX C,p,
Beaumont Texas. rs
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WANTED--A competent housegirl; refer
ences required. Apply 1913 Prairie II
MEN LEARN barber trade; learn you
quicker; place yon sure; guarantee salts.
faction no fake offers. Texas Barber
College, Waco. Texas %
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS cottage OF t0ut
rooms: convenient TO car line; supplied
with artesinn water; on fopr lots. nlcely
fenced price Si250: terms $3.50 cash aud
balenec IN monthly insiallnaents. John
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FOR SALE-Five hundred acres on choco
late bayou, about ave niles from Avon;
good land good buildings;i good fences.
about one hundred acres Of timber. This
rice, as there is plenty of water for dood-
ing and plenty of wood for fuel Cor
respond With Norman Chatdeld. Sr.. Al.
vim, Texas. ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A WHOLE BLOCK, WITH rwo HOUSES

Sl7N MAIN STREET. IL
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED white man to work around
house aud MIX cows, 14l3 Franklin
Ave. Oh
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Cportp COLDS, pnhemonla, use tire
,,n,ons ''Jo.IIe" Oil; IL has saved tie
i,,es 81 thousand ate. ~ az g .ALawh
,,nsdies had failed. II. b. Jones Sons,
ironrirtors Dallas. Texas. II
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE. BUREAU
ESnerienced and bonded detectives FOR
cjvti or criminal invesiiga lou; bonded
watchmen for dhy or night service. NJ.
H. Cure, general manager. Nl5h Main
street. W
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WANTED AT ONCE-A registered English
speaking Bohemian drug clerk; single;
good salary; permanent position Address,
20
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WANTED-A typewriter salesmaH y cynry
town In Texas Texas wrltlng Machins
Company. Waco. Texas. y
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NTHERS READ posi-
W Want Ads. Do you!
FOR RENT.

/ FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished front room;
/ Bath, hot and cold water. references ex.
! changed. 9l7 Main street, opposite Pres
byterlan church. ~
FOR RENT-Two or three very desirable
unfinished rorms; oil modern convent
enc. s; call Molday afternoon. 1909 San
JtciEto street. II
FOR RENr-1'wo unfurnshed rooms. 21l1
franklin avenue. II
PLEASANT rooms FOR nous Ike Mug, close
IN; References required EOS Rusk av,.
nue., 10
FouRRooM cottage; no children. ISL
Congress venue. 10
MOVING AND STORING OF ali kinds Of
uschold goods kfulv uore; Hne n w
WI house; money loaned on furniture II
sired Scanl II & nartell, 2O6 Fannia
steet phone 169 %
HoUSES-Wc have them In all parts of
INC CITY an all price. Seaman X Bar.
Il Il 200 Fannln street; phone 169. 2j
FOR RENT-Flvcroom cottrge, $40 a
month Corner Louisiana an Calhoun
NICE ROOMS-WItI or wIT7711 nT1-7- ~.
ply $40 Jackson street. .
FOR RENT Entire third floor Of los Main
street Apply at ground door 10
FOR RENT-One furnished middle room
with all conferences. Apply 1871 Dallas
II
FOR RENT--Modern hve.room cottage in
lhHd ward with stable; references re.
quired. Apply l'l6 La Branch street. II
NICELY furnished rooms. 1911 Prairie
avenue, %
ron pr,Se7T g. - 7----------------,---
rooms attached 2OlT Washjnrton strrat
ARMY at 14l7 Washington street. Adam
Ill clag. %
FURNISHED ROOMS-Three connected
with bath segwGroGe; good neIShborhooi;
Ie'e'e"''S' i"l- Husun' 10
FOX RENT-Nice room, close in. 10 two
sehtiemeh' references. old phone lII0
---------.---------- - II
land in TSEas for rent; nne drain ge land
g"nr1ntead Ty Nav II Iand u ~ M m es
from Houston, on ArapSns Pm y railroad
near depot j. NJ Frost, 800 Travis
street. Houston. 10
ron pu>r ,tr,,o--, ,- ------,,--
1Gi7 In Branch street AMY ITp4 IT,
Branch. is
FOR RTNT--Rooms for gc17Icmcn With
bath convenient for S. r employees; joi
MaygIlL. -
LA n q " madam
conyrnicnces bot ana noId uater cnnnor.
- 's'ns street. Apply j. =
Decker. next door IA
references required. Apply Mrs. r. Fox Fox
ETCTTY fnI.i;Gc m airs room for NON.
t.oman or couple INQUIRE with references
12l3 Rusk avenue II
n,y1.o rr>.,,..o,,,,,, $4,000
~, 80 " 4 L. lur l''sntu rooms,
crntl,n1rr AMY, r.. eIeIicrs teGnirad "A
dIrss 41gJ tbis offIcp II
ron nrvr.-T,y.o, nice co17cc7Tr-- ro-,-7-
las Vrlinuay ovgnno ''''e y
------------------------
or un;ulnished. with bath aud stahh' Ap.
Div g2iS Preston II
y----,,- 49,
tOE NhN Z" IeHpoh.ihie paruG% TWO
room pa tl1ill III, nIshed' WIN kLclcn'
'' .t,, uTnIe W., , d WIN
FI hnt,I, ,,lty in ,S,,,, Viii seil -
nr'i ton ~ INK f,,r,irI,,.e in FL i'arsn ia
H. WI b ~ wa s'5,ir', , n 80
I,n,rs iira.s .5Iq 1,ig oetrc
n -,
tagc, 2uH Capitol street' reference re
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FOR sALE--Room,ng and lodging house
outfit: good location; good business. Ad.
dress 42BS, this office 25
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number please make note; n is 400
Houston Plumbing and Mfg. Co. II
MEN-My Gold and Dnmlnna Tablets
promptly relieve and permanently cure
all cases OF sexual debility; mailed 81
Mckinney avenue. Houston II
WANTED--lo sell Post route. Apply ~
Mrs. Massie, SIS Mckee street. II
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,f.rpse \ rygsf9l Te'cgranh. Gable
psslorlHs o. d February I. / ~ =
!, liB; Vl VIM, S04 Main sheet lInus.
N trneg,rgj,na reports completion Of
y Austr,a,a'er SAFE ever consum.
!. ,fhFetlt,ra ministry OF jns.i 20,
4 seNb p e tests. ordered exclusive
''si for oNSdmler In the courts and
"A L, c. SMITH.
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CHol, QUARTER BLOCK on SAN ia
CGNTo STREET AT a BARGAIN III
TAKEN IMMEDIATELY. HARRAL &
HARRAL, sl7M MAIN STREET II


II. g. LIDSTONE, No. 30f Blnz building
sells lauds. OTIS and hOusfs. and Ofs
many goo1 exchanges to offer. q
$40 ACRES, hoase, barn. pear trees anu
other improvements near station. fonrfecn
miles nom ilourion, 4SO acres OF it rice
land, balance fine for fiuit an Vegetables
a big halgain az rs and a regular plck-np
az our quick sale price OF Sl2 80 per ncr
Bryapt- AirEnnls Land Co., 1918 Texas. IL
FOR CASH, reasonable price, the choicest
Oh thtnst Wlaitc block and mOderu rot
tage In Thrl ward. resiicnec has EAs
rltttir haht, cistern ana city water
Address owner" 7. O. Box 3T4 iG
WILLIAM A. wiLSoN-ofice 2oa KHAN
building: headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan
e
FOR sALE-2NO0 10 5000 acres rice land
IN a body; level wei drained and the
choicest III Jefersuit county or elsewhere
no knobs or marshes; GAO acres fenced
new buildings; can be watered by wels
or canal; just enough timber for posts
and wood w. II. Aldndge, Beaumont
Texas. r- ft n
OIL LANDS Damon Mound. SOUR i.nke
Saratoga and Big Hin Ia Matagorda caan
~. We have bargains 10 offer and II
VIII pay You to inyes igata. our choice
tracts and compare prices Call for our
special bargain on Damon. Caab n
LuckeL u
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Miss Blanche Cochreham, celery
dlsh:J K and Mrs Gilbert, salad
bowl Tom Nasworthy. cake plate,
Misses frankie Arozcna, thim-
BILE; Rosa Arozena, salad bowl (;
Mrs John Dean, vase; Miss Dean,
ice cream dishes; J d and Mrs
Robertson, table cloth; Ed Osteen
tooth pick holder aud cream
pitcher; Rhiny and Mrs Friebele,
cream pitcher and sugar bowl /;
Oscar and Mrs Armstrong, celery
dish; Mr. and Mrs Oberkamp. set
of knives aud forks; Miss Gcrtie
and Lucy Rowland, sofa pillow;
l. G and Mrs Duepree, hand paint
ed plaque; Leslie Armstrong,
fruit dish; b and Mrs Cox, cake
pIate; Oscar and Mrs Preusser,
towels; Mr. and Mrs Laws, choco-
late set;J NJ and Mrs Cox, salad
bowl; John and Elmer Cox, cake
plate; viii Rau and sister, Miss
Rosa, carving set; Bud and Mrs
, arprnter, table linen; Mr. and
Mrs Mccartney, towels; Mr. and
Mrs W b Burns, silver tea spoons
and point lace handkerchief; DR..
and Mrs ) l. : Smith, vases; Hub
bard and Theodore Herring, oak
dressing table; A J and Mrs Fritz,
clock; viii Coleman, bon bons;
IIaryr Brooks, Persian rug;
Mcssrs McCIoskcy and Grimes.
toilet set; o ? TreadwelI, set of
silver tea spoons. Miss Sallie
Loyclucr. fruit stand: G ID and
Mrs GalTord, Persian rug; Chris
linn sunday School, boz of bon
bons; Harold and Mrs Baldwin,
hand made lace; John and Mrs
Sknggs. cracker jar: the Ladies'
Aid of the Christian church, set
of silver tea spoons with Initials
ON them: G f and Mrs Harris,
silver butter knife; II X and Mrs
Rowland, pillow and kitchen cobi-
net.
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POttS-flammersmitli.

Bolton, Texas. Dee The crown.
ing event OF the social season in
this city was the marriage "f
Charles G. Hammersmith and
Miss Xora Potts, which took place
at the Christ ian Church at 9 o.
clock last night in this city. Rev.
Radtord officiating.
The church was beautifully de-
corutcd in palms, smilaX, ETC.,
and was filled to overlooking
with friends Of the bride and
groom. Just before the arrival
Of the bridal party at the church,
Miss Lizzie Ghent sang "Sweeter
Than the Breath uf Morning. "
Miss Pearl Enbree, Of Temple,
was at the organ, and to the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march the bridal party entered
proceeded by the ushers.
iiiil-ThOrntOrn.
On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. %.
Mr.. Ebert IhOrntOrn ana Hiss
Matte Hill were joined in we'd
locks holy bonds. Rev. n. ID
Bullock of the Baptist church,
performed the ceremony. The
Press wishes Mr. Vhorntorn and
bride II life of unrqualed happi-
ness.
Friends Of Mrs. J d. Simmons
will be pleased to learn that she
continues to improve and The
Press hopes soon to he able to re-
cord her complete restoration to
health and strength.
Fred Schmidt has bought the
Legal Tender Saloon lot aud
building.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-12-31

programme she took the place of
Walter Foreman, singing the
quantity humorous song "She
Stops to Conquer. The Rossi-
nj movement was fine piece of
bravara work, one requiring del
icate ear and flexible voice. Mrs.
Hudson earned a hearty and gem
erous applause.
As u success both financial and
artistic this recital was all that
could be desired, and Mr.. Fingers
pupils are fortunate in being able
to hear the succession of pianists
representing all schools and meth
DDS. At no|very great length of
time, Mr.. Baxter Parry, the blind
pianist, will play for the Music
School. Bis Texas tour is billed
for Marcus
The anvil Club, " u new social
organization perfected in San An
gelo, and composed of the very
smartest Of the smart set, is max
ing grand preparations for one of
the smartest balls ever given in
the history ofthe city 1t will
be on the 9th, and the Opera
House has been engaged for it.
Two hundred invitations will 60
out, and the guests are to come
from as far as Temple. The ladies
will furnish the decorations. re-
freshments, etc, while the gentle
men will stand the hall, music,
punch, program and other ex-
penses which will aggregate about
$3.50. Swell? Well, rather, and
Henry Watterson would consider
it compliment to mix in the
genteel crowd.
E. f. Killinger, who was for
several years clerk mt the Rice
Hotel, is in the city enjoying the
holidays. Mr. Killinger left the
motel business some months ago,
and is now on the road, represent
ing Julius Kessler q Co, the we'll
known distillers. While behind
the desk of n hotel Mr.. Killinger
made many friends, and he has
met with as much success in his
new field as in the cd. He is
not talking business while here,
and is engaged solely in having IL
much needed rest, preparatory to
taking the road again and engag-
ing in II most active search for
business after the new year,
Houston Post.
The foregoing refers to broth
er of Miss Cora Killinger of San
Angelo who visited his sister here
some time ago.
Our friend j. d. Simmons is
what the boys out here would call
"a good guesser." He came off
winner in II cotton guessing cor
test at Corscana and was award
ed ms prize, n handsome, 500
Singer Sewing Machine. The
Press congratulates him on both
his good luck and prophetic quail
ifcations and hopes they'll stay
with him all through life.
Died.
Mr. n. White died at Corsicana.
December 81, after an illness Of
about four months, at the ripe
old age of "A years. He was the
fother Of Mrs / ID Simmons nf