The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. Thirteenth Year, No. 69, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 12, 1897 Page: 3 of 10
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wea the fa of Pompcll or tlio erup
oY < iailus as long as It lasted but
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k l a itiUlclent li ngth of time to to
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that tho Hutltiloea
nae was a possibility
liEikoaCarrlbuu finish of It and tbo
watched fur I l0 C0U1 < > > but u
irftoma cr1120 Tho troublo was that
illcould Ut Crow til and Houston could
jjtiectho butt ib gainst Collltlowcr
UU young man with thu Vegetable
iirfcld gold coiaphadon stood on the
J md itot straight balls niross the plate
IHwtoa could mi tin ilieui with the
jor He TOUld tio furce balls and
itwage to put it < good ones otcr at
He as bachd up by a good flild
titm which liluj 1 an eriortess garni
craaa o tho s u on was in II from
l Mfinish and tiny went after overy
ataitcarae from tbu stick Austin
Atto Wiling in the tirat Inning They
ate three runs when ibey first went to
U1 and scattoi l a lew along through
lite a total 01 ci ht iuua being their
rttai tho Ugh u inning wat over
ij a good dia ot It with timely
m ud clean hiu at that They were
4 t nice points in iho field and they
si nearly evorv iiiil
Ininneared to mo as a dumb play
Btiln tho thud v lilcbassisted Att
htterun getting Iladgcr hk a fly to
iUsJ made two busia on It Knot nt
M to field thi all to third to keep
is Irom stretch it to three o them
Reel let It bo b Juat as It patted
lit came la con a t with an obstruc-
ts bounded ton ard tho plate There
tt toe to get it mid the conaequenco
tilt BadKcr rea bed third safe Au
arrlaj that gave Nirtln two runs was In
Kteath Martin was playing off third
tktliae awaiting an opportunity to
it Swnccr was oa second and Sullivan
Cote saw w opjk > i tunlt to catch
its tipping and thicw o Tender but
h u between ho plate and the bag
i3ull hit him
on the hhoulder It
liito left fii id nnd two men scored
the ninth innlcr opened tho score
lief la lavor of tho visitors The
Iwmen up went out Deveney led off
1 lafe one to left Oote made one
writhtandDo ey sprinted to third
mt lit 6aIo to left and Deeuey
i tI cnhueiaMn was at liolllnir
The iudlcu < > began to cheer thu
Jloea and the hi tins continued Pcn
llt safe Mhleh advanced each man
ere three nidi on bases nnd Mtjer
JW tbo hat Thi itdlcs cried to him
at It our the fin and they would alt
w him a i IIo uar1
He didnt put It over but he did
n out In center field Tor thieo bass
iirotiJht In thrd men It was thought
w c 0 tho d before would be re
Houston wiih hntnii Uktf a nlodge
na one was anxiously
ot no result Tiiey could run no-
l u ° m en < out Knox went up
JJ lni acoreil ii cr ilut one i uu
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jm ar1 KnoK became anxloiit
J valt 1 led to bWM
> 7lJ7Llhan l eould not and
Zl wnic Sully threw him out
< H i Krcat deal of cn
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Wen baton He ton 8 Austin 7
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Womans Writes
Mne in Wituans
Writes
WcoutMs wed Who could
eIP itwhcu vvouicu write such
nvincing vords as these
for sevou y nrs I suffered
> w ecrofula I had a good
fhysictau vVit mealis ol
NLTu led t0 a van Allabt
oarrti trJ A > = r Sarw
Hich entirely cured
J Iter using seven Lotties
rWSi ° i1N A GKNTII lort
Me Jan afi 1896
Ws Sarsnpariila
cures
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Stolen lvuc Dev cCy
Batter hltrottijolui
T Ime of ratiwlu
Umpire Urennan
otc f nP rnme
JorllVys laS rams ltl 1Iouon
WJvo odmsso
b ifi th r
MnaiS 8 ni Jkt ot the Ausl1 < ln
miBcr y ° aocoUl f a very bud
Tho nudes and Mother Hubbard nlll
kafffiSh J tho bantu of
Th0 1 lllaSNt > ns sai < > MnnuKer ilan
T
lon of
tho Baltlmoro huebiJI dub ms
ball plnera to bi < fueci sful should Uvn
on i < mi > le diet of whih tho eroitr
psrt should bo tooj beefThe lVsceudeiN
t a dailv roast but they doat auutir
to ho successful
CnMrrl 1 lliciilinm 1
To the Sporting Kdltor ot The PesU
Calvert Tixai June 10Kindly let tho
fans know ihnt tho league teatn3 ata not
the only ball plavors Calvert put uu an
arorl a canio today In a contest with
the liienham tain and defeated them lv
the score ot 1 to 1 As nrenham 1ms onlv
loti two can as out of twent > elKht played
ibis season and Calvert won those two
i uni tha cltlzena of Calvert naturaliv
fiol nroud of this Hum and ospeclullv
n nitvr the stipcib rxiiho of today t
hand > ou helewlth tho oflclal ncuro It
vivos a ctjuo worthy of tilio inaco tt will
take in tho uatest Ttxua dally
A run
Calvert
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Smith lb
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Anderson tbas
lirey > i
UouffIa s lb
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nolkuril if Sb
Spetioei cf
Hushes c
AWaver If
Uundell u
Totals
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bascis Galvunion 1 Ban n
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and IMrol Donahue
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At lviltliuore tmmiVt IS 1
lVtterUNopi and Uowcrraun Cunnv
and Zlinmer 1 a
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HOUSTON DAILY POSTi SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 12 1897
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oil iiiinlll 2
PisMd balls Stevens 2
T iihltpliy Cuwlck and Smith
ha rlice hit Anderson
Sioien b e drlan Stevens
Buttu hit Holland
Tlmv of enm 130
Umpire Bust
CnlvfNliin i San iilunln 2
flalvestoii Teas Juno 11 Tho Sand
Crab downed tho Bronchos again In a
frharp and pretty comet b > a scoie ot
3 to 2 lioth ptteNis were In lino form
and pitched good ball Xnneea homo run
In tho eighth Inning won tho gatno for
tho homo letim
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fascwtaln In omo way tho probable
i ot lhoo who will ncconiimv > <
ruTlo aav < on fiunday on to ba
> < > k
Ull flyer and ll
to mxicrioln Iho eoatni
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l i Llltn ir tho Kfaad stand bo reined
S UaM and tbli could
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crowd 10 III out of The l ost not
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per bSt w11l U or the private infor
nation of
lost only
tho Sportlni Editor of Tho
To the Sporting mitor of Tho Post
1 will bo a passenger on tho ISnso
lull Flyer to Oatvoston Sitndav
Juno is ftpd will lend my oiec at
ho Kvvtro to cheer tho Houston play
ers t0 victory 1 will ride a
wheel Signed
In tho above If tho person sending In
the coupon will not rldo a wheel pleiso
1III lr tho blank sr o with Iho word
not
Atimsr SlJMIVY It VlI
ViiKdn A > oililttnti IIihmI fur CbnrR
Inir VilnilMKlnti
Auitln Tuns Juno 11The Austin Ath
lotlo association which owns tho Austin
leaguo franchise was todiy In Justice
Johnsons court convicted ot violating Urn
Sunday law nd lined 20 or chnrKlig ad
nlsilon to Sunday baseball itiinies Thu
ease will bo aunotlid
Tin rMiirnlon S11111I11
Tho pioipectsa am lint tho special
Insoball train on tho Oilveston llotixion
aiKl Henderson nillway which will leave
Hotners lomt at lia oclock tomorrow
and tho Congress av enuo depot at 1 11 m
will patty the largest ctowd that ever
jvint out of Houston to mo u Cnlveson
loiuton ball gunie Tickets to the cama
WH b oji talo at Hie cltv titkot ofilce ot
the liitrnaiioial uid Hreat UlHbun
taIway and Mr J Tatibs stoie toduv
ptil toinorruvv inornliK o Unit Houiton
latis can o prepared to avoid the ttisn
The fact that no horns will b allowed
en tho tiaJn hii been m Imlueouient to
mniiv lnlies to decide to go on the ex
cutIon Lewis Military I nul wiurlmr
thii neWiunltoinis for the lust time will
ateoniimv th crowd 111J so will tho
Houston ball nam T0d1v Ml ltl Klnm
will flinisti bnlgea for the enthusiast
Who will iro 10 iialve toii This bumo is
> iV nl N neatly niraiiwrd It
M thi official badge SI 1ackard bus ar
aWd ° > vXllc er > > < v ho KOCH
with a Hag TliciMi lligs will 1 issue1
irom lilo tvlace of builiti ss Sundiiv luori
nw am also mi the tram All who will
cutfy 1 flMg can git one from Mr lick
ThN Itulu will rouh nnlveston at 2 11
0 clock King Ullliclm will imet tin
nl th ilepot mill iscort ihm In
tho Tmiiont Hotel Mr tiejjge Korst of
tl > lreinont wtis In Houston yvstetdav
and 11111 ho Is preivuod tn receive he
guests null thnr the iov il ebainber tised
by tjnien VIcniU when last In Jalves
ton vyill lk > iNerxiH fur lloustonlini All
wheelmen are iuvitei to Kn a free car
tor wheels will be proiHred Thole will
boa urnnd blivile parade
Th lost tnmotron will glvu notice of
all lltitl urratwenerits
Tbe KhitN IrtiKriiitinu
OalvoMon Texas June H Kliiff Wll
helm tudiv comploteil arrangements fur
the entertainment of it ho host of ollur
toilun who will jottnipy in ilalvestou on
Sunday After the in at Beach path
the klnc and tho courtlera vvlll go to
Olvmpia vvlieio tbo rojal laiiiuit will be
wrvi < l The king lum ordeied all the
Iiathing tiavlllon tieople to prepare for a
uunt throng of patron and ill the 10
hotts along the beach will bo teodv to
ikcoii modate lust as laigo a push aB
miivji to town lv mnmlate of the king
every lovol biker will be at th depot upon
tire arrival of the enemy and the irac1
tluouga Treinonl street Is expected to be
it siLcitai til u affnir
I here will be eoticnts along Hie beach
and at nivmnla after th gime nnd ir
ilnlveslon wins time will be 1 greit and
glorious celebration li honor of vhe 01 uu
slon
Tho king has issued a uUafe directing
that air and wuui Phell ue al < Iutlv
fre In the vls < ns in d he cnlls ilt > ntlni
to ialv stons abut dant supply of water
nml Miciroots Dial next Minduv will bo
11 nilendld time for bathing He 1 toml
rtenrrhowevir that the lWUstonlatm will
hi bathed In tears
V II C A n If A T C
Thoro will bo a fine game of bill Ibis
afternoon at Tor t park The Y M C
A has a good team nnd bi > the Cenliil
boys will be dead rusy for Them but of
lOiirse tlivt ls lust a say so 11s the II
nnd T C tesm lollevr it will win fo
the lnxelvill fans that are so unfortunate
n to not have a 25 cent piece to attend
the big game can see the utiHleur game
free of charge Tin Y M C As have
one or two old Texis leaguers and that
alono should make tho gnano a djivvln
carl Tho teams will lino up as follow
Y M V A Position II i
lemnns catrbei
Hutchinson
Itotor
Jones
MeAtilllf
Y KimUU
O Tteillv
C ltilly
Jhlln
Pitcher
llrst Uaw
ivond tiase
thin baV
shontstoi
left Held
enter Held
lVl Meld
Ivons sulariltut for il nnd T
half the giiiiu
oruiin
Ntlson
Clark
Druesdovv
Olttlen
lubboek
An lei < iii
laytoti
Hnillove
Ill will
nihil
Tim Y M C A tttn In ttnuosted li
cviptnln to bo at tho Y M C A
Its
hall at
w shntp
AiiilllnrloiiiH It llimp t < ml 1
Hompstoad Texas Juno IlTho Audl
tnrlum bisetnll team of Houston stont I
over yesterday to play two games vvitti
tlie HempsiCid crack nine The result
vciterday vvtb Houston 11 HempsteaI 1
The llontonLins ant a geiilleinanly lot
nnd hv thei clever beh ivlor made mmv
frlendn Th < y are tho guislK of tho llrinii
Jteid boys dining their sojourn In tho
1 Its
An Amateur IJntne
Another victory wis soon d to the credit
of the Model Ummlry team yeilenlay nf
lemooa at the Y M C A ground Tim
opposing team wius the llntiston Drug
timi > iiiv who boasins that ithe > votlll
vunonlsli th MoKU T ° ni
vandulslie1 by i feoin of 13 to 4 The
ModiIs got their new hi4h jestirJay and
aro vvtry prmtd ot them
11 rimiK nl Ilnlln
Dallas Texas Jtuifl 11 Italn slopped
Iho iMllasDntson ball jrania this aflr
ncon In tho third Inning Tho scoro wtned
IJMilfon 7 Dallas 0 Two gan3 are an
nouncetl for toncrrovv
No tiaitii at Ktrf NVorlli
Kort Worth Tcxa Jun U No jratne
rain
V11 Prnlinlillltr of 11 Mnlili
Buffalo J Jun < Joln Hulllvan
and his managtr loft for New York with
out having coinmminUeil a match with
riUtlimnons Thero is no probability of
u inatch being <
upnilliiu Niili
London Juno it Mr Oobcls clietnut
horse 1leiy won the nice for Ihe Man
valued ut anil
ihcster cup Tbo eun It
novcrolgns 2uf > toVcrelgns nlale ihe rest
in speele
Waxliirlilo Tcxoi June J Ttc flit
mile Iilcjfle ttvvi race yesterday nftir
1100 was wltrnssd by cvir a thousand
Pioplc Wallaro Woodllef won the llrst
Plie a hsndsome goll rncilal In llflfcii
minutra en 1 forty roconds
Calvert Texus Juno 11 Hilly Husis
cf tip Jlronham toini wis severely hurt
> cterday afternoon during tho aatne He
wus hit by a foul tip on the neck nnl
was kroekd down nnd vvif vmeonHclouji
for o few moments JM suffered mud
tsuln last night but Is Imrroving today
llli HACI3N
fit Louis Juno 11 Wlnnt9 Vixen
Nancy Till Dan linger Tin Cud Nori
Detroit MlVhi Juno 11 HlghUM pirlc
wlnnw My Maoland Oiod Order Pro
lens Sks Bliie Peir in1 lainfci Cat
ohlcairo June 11 Ingalls rark wlnn < rs
Harily Kol fckln Trickster Percy Olivia
Cincinnati Ohio Jan 11 Iatonla win
iieru Sir Andrew Bwing Little Buck
Dagfo Brailllan Maiarfcie
We Can
5it You
For 775
Wo aro constantly told by customers who
havo lalted other stores during tho past
two weeks that they can find no clothes
cqunl to our 775 suits
Particular people faitldlous pco
pic people hard to please people
hard to fit come to us because they
know they can BCt suited HCTTBRi
hero than claewhcrel
People who havent got money to burn
people who want tull value for what they
spend i > eoplo who know a good article
when they see It These are the kind of
people who havo been buying the fine
HOM13SrUN CHEVIOT and SI3HOI3 suits
wo bought so cheap ami aro selling the
same way tegular
12 15 and 18
Suits for
3C
775
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEWS
Dun Si > s lie Guin in OiiiinlHy uf
Hiimiicss Cunti iR >
PROSIIXTS 01 VLRY LARfif CROPS
llMiilslreel il > Then is ll fil
ncsk for lnll IiihI iillimi nf
1111 si lie si 111 IK or tb mi si eat
New York Juno 11 11 O Dun C Co b
Weekly nevlcvv ot Tiade tomorrow will
savTho gain in business continues not
without fluctuations and at the bent mod-
erate but vet distinct It ls still In iiuan
tltlea lather than prices alllwilgh lu some
branches advancu In prices appeals Ilut on
the whole the number ot bands tmplovcd
new orders and tho amount ot work done
aio slowly increasing Prospect of sood
crops ot wheat nud cotton helps growing
demand from dealers who < slocks ate
gradually being depicted by consumption
and in tho money and exihouge market
large bti > lng ot Amellcan securities has 1111
Influence
Wheat looks si ell and tho best authority
now cMluiates the > leld at 615000000
bushels with many States und rallwas
return to > upp rt It Tim price l cov
erul lfc aftir last weeks fall of over 4
cents lliislnehs supplies are diminishing
but with 2 i70 27i bushels 11 iclved nl
Western points lu Juno Atinntlt exports
havo been flour Included i12S JI1 bush-
els against 1 70 N7J in mom da a last
jear Tho outgo is slendy and Mncit March
has been Jb tC Is luishelB against 10
115121 hift jear and > U Western receipts
have kept fairly ahead of tho exports
Tho annual report ot tho cotton nircage
by the rinatitial Chronicle shows an In
creato of 6 W per cent In all tho States
and an Inireae in every Hlntii In spite of
the floods vvtilth with no nioro favurible
wiatlur than last jear would mean a nop
of nearly tUOOOOO bahs Tho murket Is a
sixteenth wenkei partly because rome
Southoru eotton mills aru trjlng lo limit
pindtietlnn
Northern cotton and woolen mills can not
exiiett othtr than a watting btiHlncss with
a ihnugii of tarlll pcmdlng but the demand
for bleaihtd goods In slendy though mod
ernte for print rloths slightly better at
211 ppiB I per rent for print goods though
not active Brown goods are dull though
imitations aio unchanged
Somo laige woolen mills aro preparing
In Increase output and have bought heav-
ily Sales of foreign wool at Boston alone
readied C310000 iniinds out of 836 < O0i >
sold of all kinds at Hie three chief markets
Carpet mills at Philadelphia which havo
Just resumed after a long Idleness vvero
also timers and ull aro now running near-
ly full limn
Iron furnaces In blast June 1 r ported a
weekly output of li3SSft inns against 170
62S Ma 1 and In unsold slocks exclusive
of the great steel companies nu Increase
of 11C14 tons for tho month 10 10 0252
tens Yet when an iicciduit rent one of
tho large concerns Into the market to buy
quickly 50000 tt CO 11OO Ions of pig Iron
tho prlco 10 = 0 to i 00 for Bessemer at
Pittsburg receding atlerwards to 75
with llrey Forgo higher at 1821 The
main fact Is that produellon of pig has for
somo months been much In uxress of the
demand lu lhc manufacture ot finished
products
Failure to form a rod trust caused wire
nails lo yield 6 cents Tho general demand
for ulales and sheets was bolter nnd for
lurs much larger Hast and at Chicago
with somo large orders taken at Pittsburg
Philadelphia r < iwrts deeldtd Improvement
In finished Iron with fewer concessions
and Pittsburg large orders while appre-
hension of labor difficulties has Induced
mmli buying at Hie We t Tho strike at
Ijltsburg ended without success
Failures for the wrck 251 In the United
Stales against 210 last year and 89 In Can
ada against I I J
1IHAI1SI ItlirVS III3VII3W
Volume of llii lne I lnruir Tlinn
11 Will k-
New York June 11 Ilradatreeta to-
morrow will sav NVwltliatatidlnR cool
wet weather which checked the distribu-
tion of seasonable g d dlMpjMntrrient at
tho rctvtrlcllnii of distribution of inerchan
dlao in tho spring and early summer la giv-
ing way to hopefulness for tho all trade
Business Is better than a > tar ago Tho
volume Is larger nud there are more people
employed than prior to tho last pr < ldentlal
elestlon
The movement of merchandise In the past
five month baa been disappointing hut
Jobbers are beginning to report fair orders
for fall delivery Tho encouraglng feature
announced this week are tho Improvement
In Mav railroad earning and tbo advance
In the nrlco of Dctcuitr pig Iron although
the latter Is li significant than some ic
ports Indies
Manufacturers of woolens are more hope
ful the outlook for higher prlcen stimu
lating speculative deinind for both raw
and manufactured products
Crop proapccti except In Oregon asd
w Jjji tfhMiS i iiSiiMi Hi iii t t a i
The
Well
Dressed
Man
ot merely superficial ahow hut welt and
comfortably drcaacd In overy respect
should havo two or three pairs of trous-
ers especially when such nice values can
be bought so cheap as we are olterlnK M 50
pairs of hnlrHno and striped wool worsted
lu light and medium shades bought VEltY
closo with large order ot suits from maker
closing out spring slock As long as tho
1 last they go for s
eMtffi
250
Washington where rain Is needed continue
favorable Hot and parching weather with
showers throughout the Cult Slates has had
nn excellent effect on iotlim and corn
which has stimulated demand for mer
chnndlec
Thla weeks price movement Included ad-
vances for lea wJieat Indian corn oats
colTec sugar mil pig lion Steadiness 011
the part of nrlnts coal lumber sleel bil-
lets pitroltum pork and flour and de-
clines for cotton lnrd Itiipentlno and rosin
point to a tendrncr to reverse last month
weaknewa In Ulintalloiij
1IHA tijTII I3I3TS CI N AM71A
lnrki < I3IiIIiH > 11 Constant Timlin
1 to llioaden
New York Juno 11 Bradstreets to-
morrow will say Not otilv havo advances
In titiotitlnnn been seen throughout the
share list but the nnrhet lina been much
more active and exhibits a constant ten
dmcy to broaden Public participation ls
increasing nnd vvhllu American flocks have
been the speculative feature in London
there has been a fair amount ot foreign
buying bete Ihe short Interest In nrl
otia htncliH has been driven to cover and
the professional Interest mainly ranged on
the hull side
Tbo combined effect of tlieen factors has
been tn furnish a much bolter boluK pow-
er thai Wnll street has seen In many
mouths I3vldente la also at hind that
pnweiful Interests are supporting Ihelr in-
dividual tpenalties and that bull pools nie
111 certain prominent steicks Filday the
UYiiliel cln i < l well up lo the highest Us
ui c s ot iho men intent
Ihn movement which l < now taking place
In Wall at 1 nt la In effect a discounting of
the presumed elteet on business ot th ei
aclment of a tariff law The Increase In
the dulled embodied in the new sugar
clautu of thu bill over lliose in the oilillial
hoiti hill Is considered vi ry fivorablo to
tho Vmorlcnn llefluerv company which ll
Is timed will profit enonnoiisly from the
additional value given lo its largo rtock of
raw Kiignrs iMImatca of Iho amount run-
ning from 10 Oflnoon In 15000000 tons Su-
gar stuck un Friday roso in 125 Iho
advance In Ihe Irangere however would
cm to furnish n inoro uceurate index to
the general tendencies Another fcatute
wan the movement ot the coal stocks Into
a belter spectilttvle nccottnt
llnlili CltlillliKs
Now Ynik June IIThe following la-
t > l compiled by Hrndslreuto shows tin
totnl eliuroticeei at the principal oMIes alin
the piricntnK1 of Inirceisj or dtcriase as
cotnisirisl wllh thu iorrtsponillnR wcivt
last > ear
PerCont
Ino Di
New ork City
ilicuo Ill
iliwlon Maas
rhlludeliihlu Pa
I I iuls Mo
fun FraiKlaeo Cal
I iiliimuie Mil
llitbiilg Pa
Iliiiliumtl Olo
Kauxaa City Mil
New Orients La
llulTalo N Y
Mliwiukoe Wis
Detroit Mich
Louisville Cy
Minnnpolls Minn
Cumin Neb
1iovli nee It I
Clevelind Ohio
HOI BlftN TI3XA8
lilviialon T xus
Furl Wot lb Texas
< uo Texas
Ht INtuI Minn
Demef Cohi
liidtaniipotK Ind
iviumlnis Ohio
Hariford Conn
Hkhimilid va
WushlLMitnn D C-
HI Joseph Mo
Pforiu III
Muimhl T in
Nashville Tmn
IcnUand Ore <
Hiiiiiimah Ha
Atlanta < n
Norfolk Va-
Le Aimlea I
Wlehllii Kan
Birmingham Ala
ropfk Kn
Tenn
liin
r ri
mciH iio
kijtaisi
W i7iiSM
51 ou lid
HUH
13112ISJ
l ll t i-
II hlSiM
liiVi07W
tiaasN
575t iV7
4W32W
401MYJ
0fi29B5
iilll5M
C6T2M
4 Ei m
4i 7IW
rKi ii
300350
a u3it
13W8I0
731515
W1
2211231
3DsCJ7
3KJ I
2314 vtl
2ii7W
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1111111
411Nlrt
1527831
1I7VM3
ltVJ fjTiL
lGlliOI l
1IS2C57
IVItCT
177310
tshm
ivi nii
rti
2S1H70
ii
Chatitaiioo
bill Llko City tah M1V
Totals U Si
Dxellislve lit N Ti IT
Dotrninlo3l of Oanads
Montrenl
Teirnntfi
lltilirax
Hamilton
WniilP
Bt Johns
Totals
40
lt2
i 3
7
r7ftt Ma 2 5
8113101 75
11711313 17
fflSM
1233717 302
37f03
JSIOTKd 1S0
fur lixoii
20
oi
i c
orlghLlOlbiVn W Holeomb dead
austavo Uose H u
Llo > d I ntoti coiintyi
Antonio Bexar county
TrlflMl 1 ctcFIUaboth lie
I ilngion Leo county IllUa A Haalon
Ilaiullton Hamilton county
SrtelA bwr Wlmeiuth Key Oray
aon county Oiorxo P Spauldlng lmg
vlow Origg t unty
1 1
Itniiie Fiiriuii OrKiinlstil
Oroesbtsek Tesas Juuo 7 Btato Or-
ganizer H B Branch of tbo Home Forum
llmilit Ordir iirganlMd a forum In thla
city last week wllh twcnlyfl e members
The following cHliers were elected W J
Dobhs president W H l wl > first vice
prisldent Jt I Crlb tetond vlco prcsl
enti P P Brown aecretaryl J F T y
STYIitMl
sTuitnr
lII31tVtC13Allln
HRASOVAIIM
SH013Sron
ron Aiii wnMiBns
xy
Our stock of Footwear la In royal con
tllilon Pull line all fashionable effects
Of course prices are right Thats our plea
for your prcfctcnce
300 Kltuns celebrated Oold Shoe
American Waxed Calfi Kangaroo Tops
ltugby Nicholas nlul Olobe Toes Agallnei
Uyclets and lmptoveil llsrk Strapst tin
lshed like a JKOO shooJt 0
Vlcl Kid Nullltters liooilear Wells In
Havana Brown and Black good strong
soles suitable for outdoor wear lined with
kld3 00
fi00 New Bull Punt Too In Ttusalnnl
Calf This toe l a smaller toe than the
iDulldoc hence its name This shoe Is1
eiittsl or better than any JC00 ohon on tho J
imnrkct Our price JG 00
Wo have the new Peach Too In Vlcl Kid 1
Cloth Top Dark Tivli or Chocolate These
shons hive Sail Cloth linings and will not
stretch Sf00
OHKKNOur Hoarded Calf Shoe with
Silk Uppers and Agwtlnc 13jelels Is the
latest and heal value In our Block worth
every cent of JttOO J5 00
ROOTER BADGES
With every ptirchasu today wo will give n HOUSTON HOOTCH
and blue llhbott to bo worn at the game to morrow at Oalvcston
IVsmi Chrnnlo IC
75
badfjo of white
into MZ3F TT i5k T
MAMMOTH CLOTHIER
il r
50
Bicycles
WESTERN WHEEL VORKS
IHctory Chicago
CATALOGUE FHEE ACEN1S EVERrWHEEt
D U unit Tlieu Ilerlnir Jr 13xcluslvo
Asenls for lloaston
i
i
t
MeruRii llirald
MtiftNvumii parK Hka the Dallas News
au maklnij 11 lernblo mar lieiate Gov-
ernor Culberson rail tlui eMri ss nn
ol thi lcdtddtur Aj Ii usual Instead of
kkklnp nl Huit body for makinit It riie
eiary by falling to psss Iho npproprixlon
bill and li carry out iui phifornf ledkes
Ihey turn Inoso on Governor iilbtieuri ot
trying l hold in m 1 their promlsm
Tlmy kick 1 hn doer and ih 1UI K h
eleiijt ihey nrn ehronlei kickers Ihcy
always did and nlwlyH will kirk and I lie
pieipli hav learnsl Hint when thej tke
n stand against nttythlig Jtnt tn < thu the
othi aid 1 vvhleit la usiMlly the right one
< iiiiiii < rur 1111 llelrrs
Ireenvllbi Hejilllght
Jt I a dlsgraca ixi our Htpubllc for our
Amerlcnii lielrctnc1 n marry brokndown
tlllei with liulhltit iippirliliilni in true
nanhood < oumcUl with tlieni Wo uro
ill favoi nl 11 law inaliliiu it iv pen l of
fiiiso for on 11 of Iheso liusy arlstocrala to
even glanoi at un AiiimImii girl Atcnt
tliera enough rnnii In Anurlca For our
pari w ura still 11 the tlU
Sresceiii
Establislied Reputation
Tho hityiiit of a bicycle is a
matter of 6trie > us importuncc
All your pleasuro in cyelini
eleponilri em your choice In
choosing tho Crescent jou run
no risk Tho tinniiimous tes-
timony of Crescent purcjiasors
70000 of thctn iu 1896
choulel convincoyou that Cres
eeot quality has no superior I-
Wo linvo elemonstrotctl that
liijh grade bicycles can bo
made and sold at
3
Buying
Furnishings
hero now h particularly taaclnatlns be-
cause our atock la so remarkably frcab
so full of Now Things
NcrHkc Shirts
Light weight PenatiK Outlim Shirts brct
ty pattern sites U4 to 18 with laun
dered or unlamidoicil collars ami cults B0e
Brown or blue grass linen effects Out
htB Shirts sljcs lo 1 5c
Soft btxsoni RaRle niako Shirt to ho worn
with vvhlte collars In fancy plaltla cuffa
to match sizes 11 to 1 J100
Underwear
Mfits Jean dtavvcrs a good article S5c
Mens best hlearhevl Poppercll Jean
Dlawers with ilottlilo neat and reinforced
gusset with Hiring or elastic bottoms sluca
from 50 to 4S waist measure any IcuRtu
desired GOc
Ben Bon Trench Balbrlggan Undershirts
a ccol enntfortabto garment i > or garment
50c
FnrnishiuKS
Klntns celebrnteil Fast Sock black or
1 blown per pair 10c
Silk embroidered Mnco yarn halt hoso
In black tana and slate regular 25o
Millies 1 palts 50c
Jnpanelt Silk llnndltertlilefshcinstltcieil
fancy and plain borders S for 25c
Icc Cream Disliers
All alzosCnpncUy Guaran
tood 11 qtiaiLblzo IGc
1G ciurtrt alzo 35c
18110 llU 116 30c
Wo know wci havo thorn tho host Stovoo run do prlcoa from
90 to 75 Bcwafo ot Imitations Sold only by
C Ii tC Til no BEJUNG OJO JMulu St
Yellow Front Store Mail Ordorri Solicilcd
lor trmfurer James Pender historian Sol
Uieilisteln iiialor J C Hurwell assist-
ant oealot W W Jacobs Inside guittl
W C Jones outside gusrd J W Cox
medical oxamlnir S f Timet W K
Lewis II F Chine dlteitots
ItlltKV MOIITAIN VIllltM
Iuiir itiiiivvji > WiisiitMit 11 t r ono
n 11111I sttiiol Liise
Denver Colo Juno 11 Four railway
washouts a J35 000 flro and a licet ot minor
luwes inllumle the evil rcmitlu of a storm
which pievallnl lu IVnvtr mid the south-
eastern section of Iho Hlato getiei illy fiom
near 7 otloik last evening until a little
after midnight A cloudburst on the elope
of Pikes Peak abut ofr tlafflc on Iho Illo
tlramliand Midland lines between llnnltou
ami Colorado spilitgs
Lightning uliuih < ho new fouralory
building ot the Sttldebiker ManiifaqttirliiK
lonipauy nettlnK flro lo ll nud musing a
less to building and stock of about 2G0otl
It l feaud Hint lauchulin living lu the
low lauds i > Ihe east of lllli point lust
hcnvllv In nlock and bulldlngt by thu
nights floods
TI3Vs IIANK1
Last Miileiniiils Miner n Sliuli Full
Inir In the lice u1
Washington Jtinu The abvtract ot
thi condition of Tex a a National binliu ex
elualva o Houston at Iho closn ot the
buslueai May 14 nl announind by the
romptl oiler o lbs cuircncy to Jay flows
tin fotlovvlttg
lyiani and discount W5S3 9ft
SIOlH and securltlea JlJUt 142
Cold nun fntv02
Total spulo fnni i3
Lawful money K Y1I177
Itiillviilinil denotilts JiJfi I
Avorago rfM rvo 3t 37 per cent as again
41 4H per eenl on Match i lust
Our Jt Shoes hi llkek or
blend Call or lUvniia llrown
tiro all nn i lit il soles at tho
Tics
OxKlil
Klil
ono
price1300 but many sorU They
mi all light Shoes milde cmsdally
for summer wear n full lino ot
slues nml widths in nil the popular
toes llsvo no nulla or threads to
hurt Ntur feel Fit like a iilovo
Nvoitr like Iron Try ua on your
next pair
Ladies
300
Illark oi Hnvnji Drown pnlent
tip pteltj iu tluv rati be per-
fect lltllng its all our Shoo
Krupp
Tuffly
302 and 30j
Main Street
The Worms
are
Coming
Iteporls fiom the lower eotitilles In Texas
Nvhero the entlori iiop la well advanced In-
dicate an early visitation of the cotton
tvoinn lu dtstrttetlNO nunibcis Many of
the plnntera rite now pniiarlng lo proiect
llitlr ciopa by tho application of IAlllH
tltJiN or LONDON llItlIIl and wu
siiggost that all who havo not let taken
this precautionary step should do so
piiimptl
If a mali for poison noutcs all available
sleeks will sneiu be txliiuaied and many
will bo lull without mcoila til protection
We will bo pleased to ipiotu prices on
request
JAS BUTE
HOUSTON
The Sylvan Hotel
LA PORTE
IB NOW OPHN
Trains run lo and from tho hotel dally
10U1S LAC08TL PHOPJtlllTOIt
lhc ii Is a Bonroitomit
rerawir fur UQuorrtitid
jitaet Hrerinaterrtioa
White unnatural dit
I rtisria or aer fiitlaitaa
Hon Irrltstlou or nicer
imIo tlen ut muceina ultra
ItMieiiCo hranei on trloellt
Mold > 7 inuciUls
liuva a Bcoro
idniltted fr e5o h BABBUAIJI OAJW
155
3 > i
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I
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Uju or 3 l ltl IJJV mVl
Urcular seal uu feuvus jiBit
Boys Day
m
m
13VKHV UOV under 13 yoara of wwhiife
card price 5 cant will N iV fc V
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