The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XIVth Year, No. 204, Ed. 1, Sunday, October 23, 1898 Page: 7 of 28
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ifCBTFROM BEAUMONT
fjiui wUh GlbWKaU
h road Scheme
fBlNT ABOVU FROLZINO MAttK
ji jnlemtiifp Una Untied
Time Cnnl Murdoroii
I JmhuU IlcpttHed
Teai October 22 Hon
of Dallas one of tho high
populism In Texas and editor of
i JIrcur < tho populist organ
from Galveston last night and
Ar la this oily
lWrhad t > nie to Galveston with
Vfetter known ns Mudslller
l lie Wiwlbt candidate forgovernor
ft t ran over to Iieaumcnt for o
r1 3Dd reerKlot1
if tcorrcspoDilpnt sought Mr Tracy
fjamoon and found him closeted with
i J Russell populist candrtduto for
The two were engaged In oarn
Ktirsatlon whloh ceased sutticlently
cordlil
reporter u grset
distinguished populist explaining
fcjdrtis always pleased to moot news
jtporters for ns a ruh > they tivitad
iltoilT and never uttomptied to In
iialiy misquoting or garbling his
tenlt
jtiatR to a query ns o tho obJeH of
fiWt Mr Tracy said rest and resrei
JasMlnS that being In this t eotot he
Cirtook adtantase of the opportunity
aj 3 judge Russell who wa3 a com
L In tie army and u frjerol of many
fc He Mid that this wasMs first visit
iBaiaaat and then entered Into n de
tetoa of the many benefits thit would
pjj 10 the people by tho construction of
r Mjnllstle relief railroad Ho would
J4fr tflrm nor deny tint politics bad
Ebj to do with his visit nor would
Juy nklher ho would males a speech
city or sjttlon He expressed Uio
altos of remaining in Beaumont for a
toft o however andit Is a reasomblo
kalca that iho will enddavor to pro
etie interest oJ Judge Kus ± > ell the pop
icaalidaie for congress
INJUNCTION DIS30LVKU
jr Vf Wilson general manager of the
kscat Wharf and Terminal company
islt received from District Judge West
s a decree dissolving the Injunction
tti asaJnst that company by tho Texas
I Kw Oilcans railroad Tho Whirr
I Terminal company Is building a belt
Insl f inri tho city and w ero tem
pi joined from coinectlntf with
jtloptriUng a switch track vvlaich runs
j tt6 main lino of the roxa3 and New
i railroad to tap Koliance Lumber
jt < saw and planing mills Tho
luitles of this snitch were owned
IthTeias and New Orleans but title to
lfiktof way is vested in the Reliance
br company This places th Wharf
lltalnal company In position to switch
Iblltace mills anl as Judge West has
pjl the Texan and Now Orloans from
for further Injunctions there may
co wore trouble over the track cen
tal Taero Is talk however ot the
iwa Pacific removing its rails and tl j
stbeltellanee Lumber companys rbjht
MURnKROUS ASSAULT
IhAliohwang formerly of Beauniom
M merchiut at Nqw Sabine Iass
bat tight in the city and returned
> this morning Mr Alsohwang ro
tilt on Thursday night ho was the
la ot a murderous assault bv an ua
Inpexty He says he stepped out of a
to
steak with a couple of well knovn
PM They vvcte standing near tho en
Jw to the saloon and while oiigaged
wvertallon mo ono atruck him on
llfiJ
with n heavy Instrument Tho
P 3 yfn Ieat to fell Mr Alscawang
IM or ho collected his scattered senses
Ittnllint had dlsappearnl lis the dark
ou while
ugly and painful was
l u though Mr Alachwang said that
WV morning It was feared that his
saw been seriously Injurel Ho en
appes or apprehenling his as
i nd the
says arrest will probably
small
f sensation
It
fTTACKED WITH HKMOftRHAOnS
T Scott county judgo ot Tyter
pISBerlously 111 u tha Crosby hoii3a
Iwga came down from Woodvlllo 4
W go to mingle with friends and
pWHiHhe grand democratic
jubilee
Url latc hour yeiterday afternooa
best ot spirits and wa swmln
ISr1 Uent heiltb After taJir
I11 UM he was attackod with hem
FDY FOR WOMEiN
Pcnllnr SullPMH ncn or
Vrarn Curd UiiMlly
Uy w Itcllctcri t
n has frequently been made ot a
women > kD0 a by the three
tL U is raakinK a wondettul
re
Hhwire me1 > 33 an inheriucce of-
t fS ChaltaiiooBa and has bcon
i
itkJ Uy prll2 < 3 for RCiwratid8 He
ul delved a letter from a laly
WaI ft urKO ° y quested that it
icd for
the beneflt of other o
ttl a ShB wrltca MI f el that
ta 1at ons l0 > ou aTii uei u
brtni ° ueil < i unu torablo agonl
i ees nod quite a com
ii
w rubles peculiar to my sex
r3 trcttod by different phjsoljsnj
°
ijSi mit erlal ood Tinally I
csuST U try a v v a4 I ai e °
I iii tnjr Rubles and Inipioved
k ° ll l he greatest remedy
AlhS h ojid hopo you 1U
is th t other suffering women
IKc wl40 UM ll and bo cured
WWsilvl IIa1 sPrinRVllle Ala
> t 1 c y lloro al suffering women
> J v alls n4vice G r P will
k tr mattcr how despaJrins you
b 1 liS > tlni s > ou havo tried
fllw1
J rwn SlW this remedy a
PUnJii V 1ttA ll wlIt re wd you-
r 1 h ibeath i A t your drug
°
wtn1of F l < awl 1 > e 8bBO
4 pliu 1 wrapper azA bottle are
Wtlllr 1h w wvwort 1CUII HM
itiVflXppI > lou drect preptld and
WUttew bcok ther have Issueii
r V n > Mothers t3l o Ilapp
p hive estsbllshcd n de
t J Wsh all laJles may wrle
ii It 8bou hlr sickness I a
JVJt ornoi exduilvely When
iTSJOur tAdiSs HMUth Club
O tl oe Obafcuaoect
t
aboTp 1 it ns
about eighteen limes as much
cir
dioxide
e aa now
assume
that our atiroaphcre has been successively
fed and robbed of this gas
ffeM coPutni from tho best data
the Fo er of a hot
atmophera
and molten earth to retain tho
ar < ous
gases whence It follows Urat h > drogvn at
kast would oscapo Into space
Jwny tram
the earths attraction qulto rapidly and
alter atcoptlng tho probability that in tome
uay or other tho earth and the atmos
phere have received compensating netre
tlons slowly by the fall of meteorites wt h
out an appreciable Increase of temperature
ho
ptocecda to work out this idea moro In
detail finding many analogies In tho prcs
ent condition ot tho moon
In general our atmosphero was derived
fiom the Intel lor of the earth but utter
the earth hid reached tho requisite size it
would be supplemented by the collection
of wandering gases All this of course
took plnco while the temperature ot the
surface us above that cf boiling water
and before the ocean as such could exist
The combined mass of the atmosphere and
the ocan are a llttlo more than onsflve
thousandths of the muss of tho earth
At that time the matter that now con
stitutes an earth ol average specific gravity
50 was bo swollen by heat as to have an
avcrego of 35 If we consider this mass tie
Hlmply contracting to Us present Ulincu
orrhages of tho lungw or throat ami It was
feared for awhtlo that he would ble l t
death Physicians vere Simmonod who
succeeded in stopping theTiemorrbages and
while tho Judge Is still weak th s aftir
noen he is resting euy and his recovery
1b assured Ho may bo ent to his homo
at WooJville tomorrow morning though
he Is receiving the beat attention from
Beaumont friends
NEW TIME JArtD
Tho Gulf and Interstate Issunl a now
tlmo card this morning and It goes into
effect at 1201 ocloik Sunday mora ns
October 23 Tho card provides for two
tralrs a mhet passengar and ti freight
whlcla run each way dally Tho new
schedule puts tha loavlng tlmo of ths
mixed train at S30 a m wboh Is five
minutes later than at present and It nrlves
at 040 p m ton > mlnutss earlier than
i > ov The train arrives at Port 1ollvar at
1210 p m and leaves at 220 p in oa tha
leturn trip Tha new time card does not
provide for the through pissengjr train be-
tween Galvciston and Klrbyvllle vvblchit
win expected would begin running by No-
vember 1
A VISITING DIVINE
Olev M D White of Cartervlle ilo is
In the city enjoying a aoatlon and resting
from Us labors as missionary for Siuthwest
Missouri The revcrenJ gentlemen sa > s ho
with iBasumon baone
Is highly plowed
Pass anil Port ArJaur and described them
as tho busiest and most prosperous look ns
cities that It had been his pleasure to v I
cither in Mbsourl Arkansas or tho Indian
Territory He will remain In Beaumont
week
until Tuesday of next
ATTENTION CONFEDERATES
Members of AlbertJSIdnoy Jhns oa camp
United Confederate veterans nra ordered
V L nigsbys office at
to meet at Judgo
Sunday Otobir 23 to discuss the
2pm In the
be
merits and defewH lit ay there
prcpoW constitutional rnnodm i kiioj
i
amjjilmra
ai tha veterans
will be rot for on Tuesday
the
1st day of November 1BH5
W E Rogers Commandant
NEARLY A FRDE55K
ft W McLood local ant for a morn
for tb fltatement
ins Paper 1 responsible
hls
norninK Tb had been
opinion as to the degrf
ihat hlsc bar es la
cold which
STonJflSTfci a Uiermontr
n tbo garden fence and he Jf
SS v oSfdl e above
the freezint point
A DANCE
was a delightful hop at the
There of Mr and Mrs Jules Hebert la tb
liiancn wv
Cox Mella pMbo
t GenlaPc
WBox Messrs
Van Auken ana
y
nufiv Tioma3 the wee
young people
danorel until
ali i i
Tho
Mfl hours and epeat an
las
LOOAb NOTES
T the Ncehes
SST P
e vU Blunt W
was
Tiece
BlU
D4n fl errwl ct raVBl q urntlne
Babt Tm tomorrow UB
Y r S SSm
The mountainous wrinkling of the cruet
In PostCambrian times Is now going ou in
this epoch In gentlo earthquakes
There does rot therefore teem to me
any firm ground ev < m on current theories
of the earths origin for Insisting on tho
acceptance ot tho doctrine ot a vast primi-
tive atmosphere as the great reservoir
from which subsequent abstractions havo
been cLijfly taken
I think we are free therefore to as-
sume Just such a Palcoyolc almottphcro ms
tho life and deposits ot that time seem to
Imply Interpreted by the phenomena of to-
day
Such un interpretation seems to mo to
dissimilar
uges warm
climates in high latitudes at times colder
cl mates In lower latitude at times mois-
ture at times aridity at times and like
oscillations This view cnrrlos with It the
necessary corollary that tho atmosphero has
been supplied by accessions In Bome now
pioportloiis to Its Iosjcs
The author then gives eomo plnuslble
reasons for tho fluctuation In supply nnd
exhaustion of tho atmosphere amotisi
thete it Ib noticed that when a general up
litt of tho crust occurs the area of the ocean
Is diminished nnd the urea of high land
Increased with an Increase of the atmos-
pheric exhauftton or Impoverishment to
that In general ntiiicEpherlc rKnerty Ug9
lome distance beh nd the 8ta es of general
elevation and vice versa
Tho author alEO asumes that atmos-
pheric poverty especially In tho critical
Item of carbon dloxldo Is correlated with
low temperature Tyndall suggested that
carbon dioxide had peculiarly powerful
Influence In absorbing solar radiation njid
Arrhenlui fcav lately computed what de
greo of depletion ot tho carbon dloxldo nt
piesent In tho atmosphero would bring
about tho glactntlon known to have pre-
vailed In Plblstooouo times
Ho finds that the removal of 38 to 45 per-
cent will do this and that on tho other
hand an increase of two or three times
Its present value would produco tho mild
temperatures of the Tertiary times
Pacific lmprovementa and angle for speckled
trout
Captao B I Kelllo ond other members
of tho J6fpci senate > lsted Sabine Pass
jesterduy and made an official Inspection
ot tho Southeast Textis itarbor
The C W Georg3 ilauufacturiUE com-
pany today began khlpplug benches for tho
new Epltitopal cluiron at Liberty They
leok ccmfoiuble aniJ attractive und are
trade of jellovv pine
Tho Southern Paclflo pay car went to
S < bliie iass this attcruoon and wll put
Ftiveral thousand elollari In cliculatlon in
tho Southeast Texas port Itao stoamsalp
El Mar also paid ott this morning
Al I Fields Mlustiel company was
booked for ihls city next LMonday right
but cancelled on account of Ue quarauino
Tho big mln trel company has secund an-
other date however and will bo neon in
th s city on Thurslay November in
D B HIchardb a capitalist ot Dubuque
Iowa Is in the city prospecting with toe
view of making Investments for himself
anil associates He Is much pleased wth
hik trip and has taken special Intcrcit in
tiv riuo Industry Ho will return to Du-
buque toulght
Tloo Southern Pacific steamship El Mar
Mled from Sabine I3ss at 010 oclock this
mcrnlng wlto a catgo of general mcrchan
dlte fcr New York Tho vessel drew full
twentytwo tent of watiir iani steamed out
of the ia a through the channel without
the slightest difficulty
r v J W Bicker will preach at St
Marks Episcopal diurch tomorrow morn
Iive at 11 oclock an1 at 730 oclock tomor-
row night Sifbjcct of tho morning dis-
course will bo The Golden Calf or a NIim
teento Century GoJ wh ch will be ecnmiu
No 1 of > t series Flno music u both
serv Iocs by robed choir of men and boyji
Coloael Suggs of Greenville N C if In
tho city prosptlng jid Eiys ho will pjb
ablj move to Texas for residence The
colonel hai been In Ojhcston for several
weeks and hoard most of tho prominent
polllcnl orators of tho State Including
Hon Joe Bailey and vjo classes Bailey as
the blest and mo3t logical rcosoner In the
South
lterenl
Till STATU C1IMTAI
UiiIIiirx Milile on Ihr Wnr
Mm in Iiix
Austin Texas October 22 Collector ot
Internal Revenue Flanagan is In receipt
of the following U5e rullngs on questions
pertaining to the special war tax by Com-
missioner N II Scott of the United States
Internal revenue department
A person who in tho month of July en-
gages in any huslneas for which fcpeclal
taxIs required to he paid must pay the
tax for tho entire lvr beginning July 1
and if thereafter be takes In n partnertho
firm thu ended mutt also pay spoelu
tax reckoned from tho flrrt day of the
mtftth in which It began tho business to
tha first day ot July following and take-
out a stamp in tii firm name without uny
rebate or allowance on account of the tax
paid by tho person in question for the
builnesa earried oa by him Individually
prior to the ereatlon of the firm
Commercial brokers Persons who rep lDS
recent several firms cad give ihelr entire has
rcrvlco to them and sell only commercial her
brokers unless they can show
oedoyible oven that they l s
are un < Ur t wllh uctl f
act only for them aad aro excluded from ani1
negotiating purchases or raltd for other not
persons e of
Where a dealer to diamonds engaxe In jctim
the butlcess ot negotiating Rales ot dla here
monds oa commnelon as agent of anochrr wife
person on memorandi without having iboul
the diamonds In hit poesrs lon be becomes
ft commercial broker ov r
Bankers Money placed with bankers by any
customers upon time certificate ot ooposlt left
U sot rtrde < l m capital Borrow
fr ± f
their
HbUSTON DAILY POST SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER
FO R E C ASTS B Y FOSTE R
St Joseph Mo
October fr t
bulletin gae forecast of tbo itorm tcd 18DS > by w T terMr Iwt
to 28th and the next will reach 1 T ° t0 Cr0bS 1 ° < ontln > t fro m ibo a4Ul
of Rockies country by tho i v fle CMSt bout the 29th cro s tho west
to November3 > tho LZzZwl l tb ° inl th ° Ui
Warm wao will crots tho
nest 11 nt 1
antral valleys tie 31st the lasTln x ° M rountry about he S9tb thi geat
Cool wave wilt crr s lZ nJZ
reat central > alieys the a Z LTiuLZV
on tho Pacific coast tt Ut norWal n tho So > e States and
and Th s ° tan gTcool S W brn B C ° 11 Wav t0 tho N < rbcra Sta1
the Southern StatcT k ftU brlnE a M > e ot hl8h l nporalura to
V IAirE 0i ° EOLO ICAL AGES
Tho
following by the government neither
bureau is interesting but Is based on the
doubtful theory of a red hot sun and a
onco red hct earth
An nfflcJo by Prof T C Chamberlln in
the Journal ot Geology for November 1S37
olumo e page 653 contains a review of a
number of hypotheses
bearing on clhni
E alT8n1oue < K > 1 V
mowith n1oue
very activity desiioi Its rcliw cIif
as soon aa formed and
iwullar cancecncc This hn8nln thm ih
neglect of geologists
laudably prone to
concent rate their attention upon
solution of
bomo conscious or
All our attempts
at the
climatic problems
procped ca
unconscIotw
assumption
concerning tho
extent and nature of thd
atmosphere at the stage inwled
f 0WlnB hat the caibon dloxldo
fiola ihD atJn08Phere would not labt ten
thousand
j ears at the prieent rate of con
Biimptlon and that wo are eonf onted b
the
nwtowlty ot
source of supply fmding hommrMla borne i compeiisatuK u
elons tho corresponding fall ot each par
llolo toward tho earths center would by
the conversion of gravity Into hent bo ca-
pable of raising tho vholo mass to a tom
pcramro of 6510 degrees C or far abovw
tho aeragct melting point of rocks on the
fcurfnee
Whether or not tho earth and atmosphere
e > cr went through this particular s > tags tn
mogreJsUe pclfcondensaticji It Is ut least
probable that fcomcthlng llko that must
have gone on In connection with tho form
Chamberlln recognizes thafthlf nlff lJ ° 1 lon ot lll ° ocoan depresslons and coutlueii
U the most active ofall logHne 0 al 1 0 the subsequent great
Its umpllngs and crushlng s ot Archaen ages
most
being I U 3 llllcnto conditions not radically
an otn oanhere 1 n inr
dilution S0lKld n < 0 hos of the recent geological
bon dloVdOULe One might
Special No 4
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests
woith 25c
Millinery Departing
If > ou want the very latest creations In Heudwenr
something new stjllih and uptodate and at monej
savlng pjlcis sou will find nil thcao tomblncd troimurcs
In AIKiMiYIit8 M1UINEKY IHIPAIITMENT
3 rares 12 do en Ladles Rough Itldor Mili-
tary lints with leather cord tipped wllh Iml SQr
lets regular J100 value inpucysavlng price > k
4 coses 16 dozen Chlldirus Pelt Shapes with
fanty Bcnllopcd edge and crown In all the
er > latest as full shades legular C5e vnluo qnr
moncssavlng prlco
Shoe Department
172 pairs Unites Uongola Cutton Shoeb pat-
ent leather tip slics 3 to S worth i S3 per JAn
pair thU week v
120 pairs of ladles Fine French Kid Button
Slices Eome handturned nomi houvyweltc1
Relet nil In the now coin toe slics I to S < > AB
rerular J350 shoes thl week
Ii pairs Mens Tan l ace Shoeii uptodato for
style and service sites 7 i 1 ond 10 a 4 fZZ
nrular J2W nhon this week IUJ
100 pairs HoysSolid Serviceable School Shoes ll
a regular ll + 5 shoe this week lmrj
whom any goods are accepted for trans-
portation and to stamp the iamc does
not apply to baggogo retelvcd by railroad
companies and can led upoa tho same tra n
with tho owner whether such bjggigo ha
tha quantity allowed ordinarily uy tho
rules of ths railroad company or is In
cxeesn ot such amount
Kobato checks Tho ruling that rebate
checks Issued by conductors being tho ex
eesi on f iro collected by the companys
agent on presentation are lublo to stamp
tax has been revoked In view of tho opin-
ion of tho attorney general Taxes which
have been paid erroneously according to
this decision can bo rofundul upon proror
application betas made therefor
SUES FOR DAMAOnS
In tho Fiftythird district court Jester
day afternoon suit was filed by Joshua
Gago against the Mveourl Kansas and
Tcxaa Jlatlroad Company for J1BO00 dam-
ages for personal Injuries und physical and
menial buffering The plaintiff la < i col-
ored joutb and lives at Bastrop Ou June
1 last ho went to Snlithvillo over the Mis-
souri Kanbas and Texas roal to celebrate
Emancipation ddy Ho alleges that en
Juno 20 when he went to the depot to
catth a tnun lor bome tho train was Juri
pulling out Ho ran and succeeded iu got
ting on the steps of a coach The portor
would not allow him to cuter tho icwh
and kicked him off Ono ot his feet lell
under io wheels and It wa so badly
crushed that amputation was nocesMrj
citAitTurtur
The following corporations filed chapters
with tho secretary of state today
The Terrell Mtnutacturlc company of
Terrell Purpose The manufacture ot
wagons Capital stork JIOOOO Incor
poatorsi George MtMerlsh William II
Brewer James A Iaroo
The Sabine P Cotton Scrcwmens Be-
nevolent asfoclation Incorporators
George Gill A O Goodlnger Press Johu
ton W NH White Thomas U Gabriel
PermU on to do biulnes In tho State
was obtained by fh American Cotton com-
pany of tiew Jers y under tho provisions
of article 715 of the rtovle1 Statutes
Capital utoek G000000 Incorporators
T M Itoblnfon A J Okenhim W 15
Charles Pec >
Foster
>
This U the
rouif
I be
all
7M
1M gray Blankets 2 value
104 gray Blankets y value
Large size Bed Comforts at
50c 75c 145 175 200 2
Eiderdown Bed Comforts
450 to U
20 pairs extra tine wool
Blankets worth S550
These blankets are slightly soil
and tomorrow you can
have choice for 3
vsu umi
189a
Special No 5
Childrens and Misses Union Suits Jersey
ribbed covered seaim taped neck worth SOc
Mens and Boys
Furnishings
tvl pair o Mens Mixed Work lnnts elegant flr >
ui f 100 thin week UVC
2fi pslrs ot Hojb Kiico Pants worth Ijc to 1 5f >
Id this week upward from luv
CM pelix rt Monj Sample IunlK aomo alt wool < c
nml eomo mUe > l u > pair
87 rdis of Mens Bluo Denim Overalls wuilli OKc
40i this weee J
2J Uenu Mens llnen Bosiini liundcrtd Wblti vino
Hblrte this wiek SJV
P ileum Mens Craah Stilrtu kII slioa worth l r
2ji lhl week
20 doion Mens Ulencbcd Canton Flannel OKp
Drnwtrt this week t v
It duten Mens Oulliig FlatuiU Night Shirts flip
v < ortb Mo this week J4
21 ilojcn Mens ttnlnundcicd llnen llonom OSn
While Shirts this work cjui
Anil order
We pr
orders
Leader
Cook
Stoves
No 710 Star Leader
Coal Hove 8 SO
No IS Lnader Cook
Htovo 800
No 1007 Perfect Lea-
fier Cook Stove
wllh square ventil-
ated oven extru-
sion shelf remova
bin nh box worth
1 000 ooly H 7
Hero Cook Htovc 1 W
An prompt attention
charges on all
J Born Wrought Steel Range
2
itb high warming cletrt aad
nd Tuesday
reservoir worlh f to
Monday Z3S0
it V
FOR BIG VALUES FOR LITTLE HONEY VISIT
Special No 2
C
and upwards
Childrens Derby Ribbed Fleecelined
Shirts and Drawers
Special No 3
iv
ow
rf V I
ALKEMEYERS
8O8 610 and 812 PRAIRIE AVENUE
Special No i
Mens Fancy Colored Laundered
Shirts all sies
125 pairs Ladies Fine Kid Gloves in colors
Ian gray and black worth Jit a pair
Special No 6
6c
c
a pair
Misses andChildrens Fancy Striped and
Plaid Hose high colors worth 10c
Skirts and Wraps
Second Floor liiko Elevator
Indlcs Dlnck llillllnntlnn Httlrtn full width
food lining velvet binding sells iverywhero HEm
lit tllS at MCJl
Iicnutlful uunllly Pino Figured Urlllhntlne
Kl iris extra width remillui lluliiKi t 1 Cf
J2 Je J22i aud IOVF
Plusli Capes nlrely beadM and brnliled trim Q
neil In Thibet fur worth JMi at IVO
llitin full sweep Plush Cnpe heantlfnll
braided nnd fur IrliumM at 3M Si tn jlW j a a
nZi and 0
75 Attrnlthsn Capes extra tnlt sweep Innty < =
cclored llliloRi woith t4i i lnl JJ
t
Our Notion Departmt
Toilet Paper CWr
with paslclioard hoinerj a box 3W
Wtilsl Brootiis Cr
A very useful artlilo w
Frilled Garter Ktiialle Er
In fancy colors u > nrd
Muillage etf
the eihk em fast kind
Writing Ink Olc
n bintlu A2W
Aeforted Colots of Crochet flXf
a ball u3
ALKEMEYE
808 810 and 812 PRAIRIE AVENUE
money employed as capital must be lukou
Into uccount in estimating ttpe UI tux
ibero is no war revenuo iax oa traus
mission ot publlo funds by posunuktoni
Excess baggago receipts Tijio attorney
general holds that tho la which makes
It the duty of the carrier to iwue a bill
of lading or a receipt 10 a person from
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BARGAINS THIS WEEK ON
Heating a d Cook Stoves
Yon Will Find Our Pricss ut Least 20 to 30 Per Cent
Lower Thau All Others
Heating
Stoves
No 12 Moiry Sunshine sell
feeder and base burner
tho best mado 1700
No 110 Bright Sunshine
self ferder 07S
No C Ivy Healing for coal
or wood 37S
Air Tight Ilratr with plpo
put up 3fi0
No 1 Lone Blur Coal Heat-
er with plpn put ut AM
No 2 Dash Coal lliatcr
with plpo put up 2M
Box Stoves with plpo put
up 2M
Jood Breech IMillng Cluii JJ
Haromerle Breech Leading Ouns Jm
Sundries
Oalyanlted Water Ilutkelc n < >
Onlvatilifd Foot Tubs I5 °
lalvanlied Wash Tubs °
a
Tin Cttko Boxes t
Tin Tollot Bets fJJ
Tin 17quart Blub lann 1c
Tin Oquart Milk Pans j
Tin Craters c
Tin Rnuee Pan 1J °
Tin Bucket e
Tin notary Flour Sificm iv 10 °
Iraoltn < quart Puddlci Pans 10c
Oranlto Tea Kettles 5c
Granite Cqunrt Milk Palis > U
IranltB 8quurt Milk Pans
Granite Bust Pans > 15 °
Crantto 2quart Bice Holler 3 ° c
Granite Plo Platen 0c
Granite Dish Pans Mo
Wood Scrub Wash Baaida Kic
Wood Mincing Bowls i 10
Wood Biscuit Boards Mc
Woo < l 6foot Step Ladders K >
Wood 5foot Step Uderc > too
2 boxes Masons Stovi Polish to
Cotton Mops and Handlif t Ma
Incandescent Oas Lamps i IM
Write for our catalogue and price
list of Stoves
The Whittlesey Hardware Co
The
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Leaders in Low Prices
Opposite W L Foleys
social B tom Tho work la them should
be advene the report trxae by havlag
teaohtirs grouoded la rellgioaa principle
Mall order h ve onr carekthuj making the public ch oli > nn ally to
attention nnd esprea cbanf the ohurefli Tho need of church collages In
nald on nil order of > tbe Northwest was pcrtnte1 out the present
oaai beteg wrtherut rcaoupoea A toaUUre
and over pj WM mdijniitna for Jolala tie KpU
mm < n i mil w r ocdleset ta M aaliWIo
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209 and 211 Travis Street
oa the theory ot tho tcroat Qngltsh uol
vereltes ha vine dauchud collojea
Tho day of final a4Jouramot U tarn
deflDttedr flzcd for Ootfibsr ii
Adjadscd u Ilaukrapr
lazwkaam Texa Oct b r ZVUn I
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Ark near here flle4 her ftpfilloatloB to >
< l y fon voluntary bankruptcjr hefor UnlUd f
States Clerk Soraerrelle Mdf wa adJudMd J
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had km attach fc r if
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The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XIVth Year, No. 204, Ed. 1, Sunday, October 23, 1898, newspaper, October 23, 1898; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth82957/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .