Victoria Advocate du lieu suivant : Victoria, Texas • 8

OVAL CARDS. JVa'a DtBij. rrTS or ruaa. jt. GTermw laa Browtinr p.

4 Liver and JVsas WUtdt' Dmilf: Mri. Ata Gary, of Wharton, is wjsit-D2 frWuds in the city. Rev. Josepiios went ro San Arttouto today ta stli-s-l oi ag I'fssbyifjr. AlUn I Tsvas.

be only Atracti Jackson County. i I'OIA. EC iEiRSlBLEV. ice-President. iu-U promptly mad and af druaa directly on koi Id.

'AWKESh' Vtlaota Optlcll wo buit Xiirsery f- iimf4T and eamcr ray i-f-y ronf iaspr-essed with a that tidies general -ier-chanlise, a real estate oTCoeand, of course, its postoSee. While we mere there visited all oi :r.fe, ana were jsnip-iseti ai mm, bustle and business to be seen everywhere. Victoria has some beautiful Ho-ser gardens, but ber nv'al I Nursery, and tiic gardus sir-! riadiiig the residence of J. A. (i jiua'e are very beautiful, and every other place where a flower planted i a mavf-nt bloom and color.

'arserj' derives it name fro tbe extensive and well known I not aery located there d'rdonK, and now managed by J. Lloyd. It is tai4-'that the acreage in nylons alone on the farm' surrounding Nursery will roach itid since the recent rains have fallen, good crops are assured. A deal of cotton has been iu spite of all that has ti haul, and all that the boll ttccvil baa done against it. We spent a delightful half hour iu the office of Milea II.

Cook, the Nursery real estate man. Mr. Cook has done a large real estate buaineaa in the last two iu fact, ts the; only advertising real estate agent in the county. lie sold 5,50 acres of land around h'ursery Jaat year, and expect to tiansact much more business this year. (ierdejv giu has been Converted Into a nrit during the season that no cotton Is being brought in to be giuned, and we lound everything rushing there.

Home of the Nursery folks seem very tuncb interested iu the (Guadalupe Valley railway question, and many queries, concerning the coming road were put to us. Tho handsomest line of laces and embroideries over received in Vic toria is nov7 to be tovirA at A. 8. Levy's. Two geutlemen of Commerce, Tori, a havo rift on thet Ilnaini Men's association relative toes tablisuing a college at Victoria.

One of these gentlemen is a for- mer student pi tbe Normal school at Lebanon, 0 and if the school he would attempt to found here should be patterned after the schools at Lebannon, Valpa raiso, I Dixon, 111., and Shcn andoab, la, it is a school worth getting. ST. A. Thomson, who re sided in Victoria for years, re ceived his education at the Ohio school mentioned; so did W. A.

Lloyd, docejjonnected. with the Advocate, and now residing at Georgetown, and his friend and partner, John Hudson, for years superintendent of schools of Wil liamsou county, was also a atu- dent at the same school. There are many other former students of the institution residing in Texas, and then; are no states in the Union where they are not to be found. If the gentleman propos ing to come to Victoria is a rep- sen tative student of that school, as far as method and scholarship are concerned, he is intitlcd to consideration. Trom what we know of these schools and thc schools already established hi Victoria, a normal school of the kind relerred to would not find itself a competitor of any school here or in this section ol Texas.

WsSsirosLion md Remlsr sji1 sud ffciBsia hulas, Kip tnd LiirlM rnreJ by Sim moassqaaw iae wineor isdlcu. W. j. McManns vice president, of the Southwest, Texas Ginners as sociation, sends us an invitation to be present at the meeting of the assocuuion to be held at Yoaknm on April 25th. It is the nope of the association to have a large attendance.

Reduced rates hate been secured from the railroads, and our ginners in this paction art not only invited but isd to attend. rmUy Coo. Oraenl Luwl OfSoa mr re IIoWbi ittotney CnraL i takh 4 Ka4aiJ rub aad Orirtar Com-jkiloor 1 Ki 1U tHt CtetT) A rtiri.aax i A Wilful VanrirB! r. Jioes wriyj RCallea-'e Geo Tiurfci. A iyvm Mar4 A f-whaer 1 adlerf and John Grifflta jvmcx cocav" Preelnctl: A Fenotr, jmalra.

toaiUv iu each meutb Precinct (So jottice. PrecinctS: G. B. A nery. Precinct Jolia Grtffith.

Precinct 5oJoUce.l Co'url lat citv ornciALa Hayot flarabal ttWruc Uaenaor aud Collector, rreaanrer Wiliiam neck Wood CUr Fiiahe Wart II Schneider and Jno 'VtMen. Ward Aides and It Fischer. ard Schnrtder, and Hoer. frd 9 Bailer and i. Wtlkema.

COCHT ECTOF. Dirraicrcocat, vicroaiA vocxtv. Convenes oa the eleventh Mon-Hy" alter the teooad Monday In February ami the firtt Uo-layin Septemberand maj- eomlnu In ewni (our wee ka. cocwtv coeaT.victoai copktv, Convene on the flrt Uonday la Jannarr, April, inly and OcUJlser of each year and may ronvtae ae In aoaalow three weeks. COMMIMIOMB' COCat.

Convenea in regular ncwion on ih? i-vonil 4ondav In Febrnary, May, Anjut aud Novem POSTOFFICE DIUScTuKV. Port u. Wp.m 6:. p. (eeville, itosenberg.

north and eaxt Ana.qua DurAa-reaa. vaaqaa. 7tWa. in RMenberf, north an a. m.

Cuero-BeTllle, east and i U'p. a Port Lavaca. Oirlca m.to 5:0 m. Surhlay 6:00 p.m. C.

A. WKRTKliia. I'ont master chckch BtaacToav, OCR LADY OF LOCK PES: German Catholic Sunday: Karly Mm. 7 a. High Mm.

10a. m. Vepr and Benediction at 4 p. m. Ma dttrtni theyeek at a.

m. Itev. F. X. Heck.

Rctor. eT AR inndav First MaA a.m. HiKh Msm at 10 a. in. P.osary aud Benediction at p.

m. Imrii-i the First m. and Second Masct7 a. m. Very Rev.

L. Wyer, Paitor. COSOREOATIOS B'SAI ISRAELeivlcc at tse SynagoKuo, Forrert St, every Friday ere n.ug atSo clock. Sunday school every guo-Uav. Under ministerial advice of Rabl1 neui? Xhenotiialvitoa.

O. A. Levi, Reader. rKESBYTERIA Service on Sabl th. s.

m. and m. Sunday School at 9 a. f. P.

3. C.K. meeting Bp. a. Prayer mectlnal 4:16 p.

ia. Wednewlay. Rev. Jowpbus John- lon, Paator. HETHOirfsf SOCTU-Mornfni! servlcea 11 a.

m. Evening cervices (: p. Sunday chfiol ID a. m. Epvorth League 4:80 p.

In. V. I. 1APT1ST Momiijuervlces 11 a. m.

Evening service p. m. Sunday School 9 a. Prayer meetlna Wednesday Bight, i.ev. B.

Pastor. TRISITy EPISCOPAL Morning services II a m. Evening serricM 8:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:20 a.

n. Rev. A. W.Burroiiitlis.Rector LUTHERAN Gertnsn. Morning services m.

Evening services 8 p. first Son day in each month. Suuday acjool at p.n Rev. Weiss. Pastor.

GERM AK METHODIST Morning servlcas al 30 a. m. Evening services at 8:19 p. m. Sunday school ot t.K pi m.

Prayer meetlnji p. m. Wednesday, Rv. C. C.

Pcerr, WEBSTER CKAPEL M. K. (colored Sunday morning. Sabbath School. 9:30, Prof.

J. Frailer, 8uievinteBdeut trt vine services at: p.m. and 7p.m. Kev. J.

N. ohnson, Pastoi PALESTINE BAPTIST, Services the second and fourth Sundays each month. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m. Rev.

SltrbeU Harrison. Pastot. From Wednetday't Daily: THE BOOK RECEPTIOX. The entertainment given hu-t nigbt by tbe memben of tne jJrocte ciui for the purpose of laying a nueelm of a library, was a splendid succes and a large crowd Many books were received and the laa it are well pleased with the result 01 their efforts. Much surprise was fx pressed at the acting of som of our ocal talent, and to mention ''Weary Willie is enough to eanse a burst nj laughter trom among those who witnessed tbe performance, llc singing was rich and well in keeping iiL tie characters portrayed.

TLe cakv walk by the young folks was btitet than many such exhibitioos seen in high priced show, and those wbo took part desenre much credit for their work. If another nch enter tainment is given ii sale to tnj that the Opera houae will ba ctowded. sn. -r iMMior. 1 ut At tte borne of tbe biide'a moth er.

Mrs. J. Eoselle, this Di.ornir.fr si'lC o'clock, Rer. G. llcaclir aoo odiciating, It.

E. Armstrong, of and Wis Isa M. Collier, of thU citj. Tbe wedding was a- quiet one, onlv few friends and relatives the ceremony, The ,9 one 0f Victoria' fairest, most iceornplialied and popuar Tbe ypoom is tbe bandaoice.and able traveling di. of thc Waters Tierce Oil company.

The happy" couple left on the Hki't train for Galveston, which place will be their futnre bouie. When jtnr eli ot mi eel repair, tll on ISearn A Mr. anI Mrr. j. W.

Uleit.ir nre entertaining a young daughter. A torpiil 4 -fint, itomjuiH Uvr iii-'U-unv '( rhtoro. (aS (eoFge Hauiw hild an-l Mij) Jaul Iwe took the jrizj at the cake walk at tbe book reception lat. night. colli" nt-jfiff unJ ih'in ni)f of ilwili yfy.

IV lily il Itrj- jci Wil'i CIimt Tur, nl if .11 rn Hip! io'ii. For ly ti.M. Kiiiili The ADVOATK was remtiiilrcl this morning by Mr. an Mm. II.

E. who sent a jilate v-rr fine wcMing cake. llearn and Barclay for winfi mill, pipe, From a remark we heard on of Victoria' pushing young bufine. men make yesteiday we think there i a fine hriek store 'building Iwing figured on not'lar from the corner of Main and Sajita IJ'a rtreet. tf-jiltcr lhlin tMit liwiltlijr girl.

liMiM iv them Sltnni'iti. iuc 'lie or 1 ahli-la liic nwrmtch The Hermann House's dining rHim ha Ix-en decora tel with nice new pieturea and a large clock ban been added to the office furniture, ff the Hermann IIoue loes not conic to the front and stay there, it won't he- Mr- Wbeelei'a fault. No rnnstipatwl peron can Ink hi 01 her imm or leel rfrifct! t-i! in (hat inactive liver ami cunsiiialion nt lr. Kuwyer'a Little Vjili. Awake.

and lliey ill cure you. tor lo fl. M. Kithholz Judge Ken W. Fiy telephoned us this morning that be bad re ceived seventy five packages of garden seeds from tbe Agricultn ral Department.

Persons wish ing some of these seed may get hem by calling at Judge Fly's of flee. I'm during Fxpeaoiwy, Rlmmoii Sriiaw Vine aim- Jr Tb1 anrt Strvnctliaa Mother, l.tHrand Kuti uf iu ierroin. There was a good attendance at the Businesa Men's Association meeting hf night. The' advertiiug com mutee was instructed to have copy prepared to lie printed on backs of envelops to advertiee Victoria. The matter of making a showing for a government appropriation tor All gator Head harbor was considered ana reierrea to me committee on public improvemebts.

Mtri rnnm (iriit Imlninent in the jrMrm wtill lb Liver in irrfr onter. Iir. M. X. 8itumoB Uvr XrilirlntK tb HjM'- A reception was tendered last night to Mr, and Mrs.

C. A. the Casino hall, by tbe mem- bera of the Casino societr. A large DtrpbcrSrere present, and a most delightful time is reported. Refreshments were served during the evening, and dancing lasted till a late hour.

R. E. Eh in. 'Piano. Tn.

write: Hart onI Dr. M. A. Hirampn Uvr MkIIimm jrer. crl ei Dycwla n-1 tieueral letnUtT.

For Knsnilv Ailaint. it aved BiariT doctor's bill. Bt lilr tvt ilntl it tupc- 10 teum s. eome rnquisiuve citizens 'bare been asking the question whether it is lawful to move frame build ings through, the streets within the fire limits. Pt.

M. A.8(iamon LtrwMKlk'ineCWr th ocirlexwn. nret to ue Jiiti'l cur Ksulaten Htoinach, ltomeln and Lirer. GO APTER IT I Victoria Lu no State lnititution in her midj(, neitbcr hu this immedi ate section. Would it not be well to try to secure the location of the pro posed industrial school for girls Towns in other sections of the State are making application, why not Victoria? tJ, aid Frank AHiKO.

proiui- Jar. Csiero ttar. Mrs. KUsrd' PiiAn-, Maiico, tay oa Tis.t to br sisier, Jfrs. Chai les Cxroli.

Jrt. F. B. Eemp. ol tUU.

Hit, T. M. Johnson stm! Mrs. J. C.

Eoriowi of rieiting Mr. R. I.Love W. J. and Emmet EthrMir ariived tliis afernon (rom wil spend aferdaya vifitiu; Irirrxls in the city.

Miss Daity WaseiinsnB left today Un tor ia tote present dnrii.jj the entertainment of 8'ar. O. C. Die'z left this morning fr Bas trop where be has been given tbl con tract for the pottinir opol a brick buiid in2. Jir.

Diet lonuet.lv ia Batrop. I.J. Mnrphy, J. B. Saeener, D.

Kelley, Jaes li-erinz, Ve tud Peter Johnson, of Reingio, itc In ih citv. hen J. A. iw ilieiu he aked, "what is th mut'er in the Mission? Philip Paul, al Refugio co-jnty, and Jode I. M.

R-S' of Hyues Bar, were also lime todfty. from Thuriig' biili): Miss Mande and Lon Sparks of Waco are visiting their sister, -Mr. A. Me-Kenna. Jndg J.

G. Wil-on arrived List night and his family, is eKpettcl to arrtvs this eveninz. 'fhey will i e-iitf in tin- Thomjtoii $ilace on Main stifH. Nervous women Do you ltd like screaming fust before and during; the monthly sickness? Are you easily irritated? Do you get the blues and wish some- tunes you were dead If your answer is "Yes" to any of these questions, you should lose no time in taking BRAVFIMD'S FEMALE REGULATOR It will overcome and cure every lorm ol irregular menses, Icucor-rhcea, falling of the womb and other trouble. Til BHaPriCLD REGULATOR CO Atlaata, Oa.

COURT Stttc vs. Louis unlawfully pulling down the fence of another, found guilty and fined $50., State V6. Mann Hayuee, aggmva ted as-ault, found cuilty anI fined 50. State vs. Eniwet with aggravated assault and battery.

Plead guilty to simple assault and bned $5. O. E. II. lundt was tried jufitice court this morning oa a charge of abusive" language and the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty.

This was a eharge growing out of tbe affair between Mundt and Chas. Lawrence which took place the lof day of March. PROBATE DOCKET. Henry Clark, deceased, will ad mitted to probate. W.

A. Wood appointed executor, and C. Mcln tosh, T. D. Wood aud A.

Levi appraisers. Mrs, Lina Diegel, deceased, will probated. Henry Gerdes, deceased, will probated. Mrs, Frances Marie Gerdes appointed independent ex ecutrix, and Joe Gerdes and W. II.

Kyle appraisers. Patience Shields, deceased, will probated. Q. Davidson, Q. Davidson, and T.

M. Field, appraisers. Guardianship of Eliza Tooples. Application to sell real estate granted. CIVIL DOCKET.

Jesse French! Piano and Organ Co. Ta, Blanche Oliver; judgment forplaintifjf. G. O. Stoner, administrator es tate of A.

Black, deceased; judgment by agreement for defendant, defendant to pay costs. Martha A P. Lucas et vs. W. Lott; judgment for plaintiff by default.

A Gilmer vs. H. G. A. Levi, garnisnee; dismissed on motion of plaintiff.

State vs. Jerel; motion lor new trial over ruled and notice of opea! givcu. Diseases are mzritatei by Backache, Rheumatism, Loss of Appetite, Foul Tongue and WeeknecG Dr.J.H. HcLE'i'S LIVER and KIDNEY Is the remedy you "need, of equal service in mild or chronic cases. SI.OO PEW BOTTLE.

HEATON BROTHERS. DISTRICT CO CUT. Tbe spring term of the District court opens in Victoria May 1st, WW, and tho jury lists for the term are as follows: CRASH HKY. II Allen, AlJen, Barr.ea, Chas II 8 Cunningham, P.ilejr, JPCrawlord, Bro uson. Stone, Reeves, Jno A fiano, I'KTIT JIBV Crian Terrel, A Kintr.

Henry 1T WEKK- Jos Forreler, -K A Coward, Jecker, Aug Burches, Fritz Ahrens, Win Biilstfclii, Albert lieck, Joe Fimlile, Rawley, Ben Arnold, Jacob Fox, Nic Uaved. Goldman, Win Eismann, Uolliib, Hathaway, Geo HelJener, CL Pond, Ira Bailey, Ilia Kehsieiri, (iilley, Uollwil) Hil t-r, G'xdiririif, Ttio Fiiu-Wr, IK Kyle, linnU llHlfin, A ll-VI libillif Ltieisler, A Blocker, LtJiay, Owen Imiri Cartt-r. ii Collier, CCChaMp, (-iaecli, 2ND ttEkli. Jacob Warner, Joe ieutler, Dave Caasetty, Aspeltia, Jas Jblurpby, Ang Doli man, Tom Kyle, Simon Levy, John Mahon, RichaidFisk, JTC Haney, 8 Uollaild, Burner, 0 Owens, Henderson, Sol llaliin, Louia Fischer, Thos Sevin," Ohit, Houston Ma.n-s, Garnet, DielK Chaa Frank Boty, II Clark, Imls (iaugler. (J Coston, II Marrkland, OA F'arrer, TSIrvin.

Droddy, GeoDiesbacli, 1)9 Fischer, JoeNoU 1 Henry Borcliers, H' Green. 3RD TM O'Connor, Adam Hiller, Lander, Frank Fossati, Joe Barker, Ed Fischer. Otto, Deutler, Chat Haas, Hexter, Braan, sr, Mahon, If II BWiman, Keef, Fetters, CO Archer, Byrne, Henry Ganger, Jos Easoo, FNewconsb, Loots Huller, Emila Boss, jr Phil Baker, Fleminjf, Barden, John Debz, JM Hiller, Jos Jaeschke, A Dlnkiiis.i Ham FleminK, At MeFaddln, Adams, Johnson. John Lyoa, Chas Diesel, Bordette, Peter Fagan, 4t week, Jno Adamsky, Hayes, Eastland, Henry Knnti, Brown, sr, Fowler, Sam DeLoon, Jno LVit, sr fC Heath, Jaeeclike, Joeiio, Daniels, II Hakell, A Dean, Jordan JnoGille.r, Evertson, If Belcher, Frank Berk, sr Jordan, Lonis Bernard, TVS Brown, A Ondsrdonk. Jacob.

0 A Bersong, ME Oliver, Mitchell, Adolph Fetters, 3 A Calloway, TM Browti, Heye Frank Gavel, Jas. Hunt, Buchert, Crawford. TM Field, Hearn Barclay will aareyoa money on wind mills and water supply mate rials. I was reading an advertisemeDtof Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Kemedy in the orcester Enterprise recently, which leadajne to write ibis. I can truthfully sar I never nsed any remedy eoail ta it for eolic and diarrhoea.

I have never badi toast more than one or two 'does to rare thf worst caee with myself or children. Vf. A. Strood, Popomoke Ciiv. Md.

For salt by all drrnrtsts. urn Gold fledal Hiu st AwrJ Diploma of Honor For f- irrw i.an UrlnJing and EseeW leiic tlie-J i nfacinrv of Spestaeles. and Lye ii-s. "Hold in over 8,000 Ciliet i fl In tlie U. S.

Established 1870. CAUTION vr" 1 f- arc navcr peddled IWtimUm have; -xclQsive sale ofiliete faiiiouiiassps iu Victoria. DR.R;B. INEZ, TEXAS. Calls promptly attended night or day.

Private Dispensary. L. L. LAYCOCS. LIVERY.

FEED AND SALE STABLE Th Finest Vlaa and Best Stock, Hay, corn, ayd bran, at whole-a le and retail. Special facilities I undiiiales. handling jrses HERMAN FISCHER, Saddleru and Harness Repaiiing promptly aud naatly doue. Very large, lull and complete tock. HAT FITZSESALLr Saddles, Harness aiJ Bips, Main Street, Gervais Store, Victoria, Texas.

Attorke VtCTOaiA at Law. TSXAI, ILLIAM F. 1IAV8, 1 1 vsvc Al AA AXD XOTAKY PtTDUC. VICTORIA, TEXiS. Leusciinsr Hausecdsofsl, Victoria, Texas.

Contractf taken lor hot ing wella and erecting Wind and alt repairs ol the S.uisl iciion guaranteed, ar Prices Eeascnatle. DAVE THE SADDLER. 22SPS 2UaIS3. WILL STILL REMAIN' TEN DAYs Longer Dr. A.

D. Smith, Dental ST, JAMES HOTEL flioae deshrnjr I.r. Stniih' pro- fetaionat services ca'k early and secure as he mil onlv be Uiia ciiya yefy Lr. gnutu stracts aiidv fills leeUi liundrtJs of reSere.ncrt at office..