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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06

The POST has the largest ciircu1o-
taon Of ony paper IN Southwest Tiir-
g'"'o, and 1t Is steadily increasing.
a" Inspection Of ats subscription list
IS 'nc'ted By those contemplating ad-
vertising.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06

JUDGE RHEA and Billy Hamilton,
of Bristol, are always arraycd on op-
posite sides in politics. The Judge,
however, generally carries his point.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The Hon. H. S. H. Morrison, nominee .;
the Democratic party of the Ninth Con-
gressional District Of Virginia, as the
candidate 30 represent the said District in
the 5ith Congress of the United States
will address tho people thereof, at the fol-
lowing times and places. viz:
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Why Walker Should BE Defeated.
TIE Tazowell Republican gives

Why Walker Should Be Defeated.
Tie Tazcwell Republican gives
various reasons why Walker should
be elected. The chief one is that old
hol5us-pocus of developing our re-
sources, by protecting our Industries
Now. without going into any lengthy
argument, the utter absurdity of the
petition Of the Republican and other
narrow-minded journals, is demon
strated, blythe fact that free raw
material is just what is needed to
build up this section. 1t has been
demonstrated that pig iron can be
manufactured in Big Stone Gap
cheaper than anywhere in the United
States, and the general manager Of
the Appalachian Steel IL Iron Com
pany has in his possession a volun-
tarv letter from one of the largest
steel foundries in the country. saying
that it is the best on the market.
The markets of this section are
necessarily to the west and it is ut
tcrly impossible for any foreign man
ufacturer to compete with us. The
only section that will be injured is
the northern portion of this country.
Now is it not fact that we are not
under the least obligation in the
world to keep and wall over this state
of affairs. Self interest compels us
to rejoice, leaving sentiment alone.
So, granting for the sake of argu-
lnent that protection is all its wild
claim for it, what benefit
is it to us? Let every tub stand on
it's own bottom and we will soon see
what section the shoe pinches; but at
any rate, we have no free raw mate
rial embodicd,,in our tariff. So It's is
not worth the while to notice further
the remarks Of the Republican upon
this point.
That paper goes on to say that
the old soldiers have followed Walk
cr in many hard fought battle and
will follow him now. Yes, they have
followed him in battle, but in that
war they learned the lessons of the
fate Of traitors and that same un
daunted spirit. that same chiyalrous
sentiment that distinguished the
heroes of 'G1, will make them turn
with loathing and contempt from
their old commander. They will say
to him: "No, General. We fought
for you four long years, and we like
you, bnt when you turn traitor then
we port company forever" That is
the reply the old soldiers will give to
the commander of Jackson's division.
We have nothing to say against
Gem'l Walker. He was q tolerably
fair soldier, even if his COM
mand did not accomplish much
after .Jackson's death.
He is a good lawyer and a gentle
man, and. although getting quite far
advanced in years, is making a Wig
orous fight for his old time enemies,
the Republicans.
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SLACK and Marshall died game,
but both are now in the front rank
fighting for Democracy.
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The Executive Committee OF the
Democratic party, which meets at
Richmond tomorrow, should lay the
lines upon which to make an aggrcs-
sivc fight, and they should see to it
that the 9th District gets her quota
Of political speakers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-06

Ron'SsoS got the Post-office, but
Cyclone got left.
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These appointments are subject to
changes, if any deemed necessary, of
which due notice will be given.
By order of said committee.
I. A.LYNcH, Chairman.
J. C. MAYNoR, Secretary.
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PETER KIDD, Proprietor.
BIG STONE GAP y.

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31
BICYCLE RACE MEET.
SPRING RACES WILL BE HELD IN
MAY.
Tho New Driving Park win BE Used
Houston As Place TO
Visit science OF
bicycling.

The wheeimen OF the city are trying to
arrange for three days cycling tourna-
ment In May, the proceeds to be devoted
to the organization OF 1rst-class club Ia
Houston.
The tournament will probably be given
at the new Houston Driving park. and
the prizes will be varied, useful ana cost
by people whN are ever ready to assist
any good movement. The Post VIII Keep
the whcclmen Of the city posted as 20 the
dates and programmes OF the event.
IL is hoped that the citizens OF Houston
VIII take an interest IN this movement
and Will give the boys all the support
they can, aud assist In the success OF
this event. Some Of the best known riders
OF the country Will be invited to partici-
pate In the tournament. Air. H.. ID.
Spore OF this city. Is the leader OF tho
movement and he has been promised the
use OF the new race track by Mr.. Harvey
Wilson. who is taking quite an Interest
IN the movement, as ne desires to assist
the young men in their splendid under
races can be secured at Houston in con-
nection with the horse races.
Houston OF all places is a desirable place
TO visit--especlHlly during the cold months
North and East. A trip TO Houston and
excursions into the interesting country
round about the city will ever be remem-
OF the prominent spots OF the state. At
this time of the year the flowers are
blooming, fruit trees are laden with fra
grant blossoms and the soft sea air which
and heartiness. A few hours spent RAM
bling around the prosperous city, noticing
the factories and improvements, not
speaking Of trip to the parks on Sunday,
IS alone worth the trip to the Bayou City.
A chance TO travel in cycling company
with some possible advantages VIII be
given few when the arrangements for
the May races by the local wheelmen are
fiflNl rOu1DlptGl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31
srREET RAILwAY IMPROVEMENTS


Another Bel, Line That Is Nearly Ready
for Use.
Superintendent Aiundes or the Houston
city Street railway company was seen
Yesterday IN relation to the work being
done on the San Felipe. Milan and coum
house lines Of cars
Nr. Munlch Aaid that the stringing OF
the wires on Fannin and Nliam streets
ana Prairie avenue was merely the com
pleton OK the route originally intended for
the cars or that line The tracks, nc
said. were all laid. and With the exception
~ pritDg IN one or TWO curves there was
no TRACKING left 10 be done,
't2se line IN course OF cpmpletion has been
using the tracks OF the Louisiana and
Nam street line, With the TWO lines rum
ming over SO Sniucn OF the sanle track
there WAS eQnaiaerpbie trouble In The way
Of delays on acc0usf. Of the single truck.
The complication of the route for the san
TO patrons 81 both tfat anu the Louisiana
street line.
The new route will fcria a city bolt OF
Milan street, Congress nyenue Fnnnin
street and Prairie avenue, the route
from the belt will be on Milan etroet 70
RuHk avenue. on Park to Smith street,
thence to Robin, thence 70 sabine. on
Sabine 20 Andrews apenue The line iqlna
out Andrews avenue 10 the defGialt ceIils-
terry and returns by way Of sun Felipe 20
DALAI avenue thence on Dallas - Milan
street and 20 The point Of starting,
Sanerntcndenf MpnGpf said that IN an
probability the CARS would ne running
over the new route N TWO weeks time
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KNOWLEDGE

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Syrup Of Figs Il for sale BY al drug.
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and being we'll Informed, you will not
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THB CITY

The Post is delivered to any part OF the
city by carriers at Sl.00 per month; three
$1,000.
Mr. Theodore Boring has charge of the
City Circulation and Collecting.
No orders" for goods. etc, are given
by the management. and noae VIII be ac-
cepted In payment of office bills.
Subscribers failing TO receive the paper
regularly viii please notify the Office
Promptly. Every Subscribers paper Is exc
pecteu to lie delivered not inter than $50
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FosTDR,s LocAL FORECASTS.

The storm waves will reach this merid-
Inn and the other changes win occur at
and within 100 niles of Houston within
twenty-four hours before or after sunset
OF the dates given below.
March o.. Warmer.
March 2b.--Storn wave on this meridian.
March 2f.--Wind changing.
March 2S--tooler and clearing.
March 29--Fair and cool.
March 30 --Moderating.
March 3i.-Wnrmer.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
esty Election, Monday, April ?. 1904.
Fon nIAYoa.
FoH Assssson AND io0I.LEUT0N.

JUSTIN WHITE IS y candidate for City
Assessor and Collector subject 70 the ac-
ton Of the democratic convention. He re-
spectfally soliciLs your support. Platform
Personal attention and impartiality.
Am a candidate Tor city Assessor and
Collector a. the comlpg Guy election.
Monday. Aprii p 1884, and Solicit tho sup
port 81 ali yoters. Platform Honesty
and impartallty
GEO. Il. BRINGHuRsr.
hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office 81 AssHSs5r aud Collector of
the city Of Houston. subject 10 the action
OF Il convention OF the vdtars al the polls
April . 1891, and respectfully solicit their
support PlRtfcFm--uutyea aud cnurtesy to
all CHRIS. O. B3AVENS.
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REAL psrArE TRANsFERs.

MEAL A1s7A<AA - AAN<AANe7A A<As@'f
G. II. Sprong, trustee. to j. II. Kirby,
lot s. IN s,suck 81, of Noble addition. 500
]. O. McDougis to L. Rotii, ST., 1876
acres out OF the David Middleton
grant t..... go. -. i. oVp
VIM il. Crank to Tnos. II. Friedly
Jr., lot II. IA block III, south side
Buffalo bayou 1890. ....,... ......-a 400
W II. Wari to Rowland Barrow, lot
6, IN b'ock ., of the Texas Savings
and Real Estate Investment asso-
cation, End addition ,....... ........ 200
Harriet Hawkins TO Louis Schlesln-
ger $40 acres out of the Rose
man tract in the J. w srashear
grant .,.... .4.... l..,..... ...,........ 40
Mrs. Sabina Culrnore TO Henry Gull
more, lots / and ?, In book 6i9,
south side Buffalo bayou .....,.... 1900
David Boaz to w J. Boaz section
IS. block 3, Houston and Texas
Central railroad lard 49,. ...,.,.s.. 100
Omaha and South Texas Land COM
pAny to Julia X Dorrance lby con-
tlacD lot 10, In block lo5. Houston
Heights ls..,.,,s. ...-. ..,.......... 2lS
Omaha and South Texas Land com
pany to Jost. Stuttehalter fby con-
tact lots ., 10. II and IL, in block
lal Houston Heights ..,.....-....... S25
Total ...... s...s.. .. :. -. 1883
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

Honieihlnr dor f'one1dtfAfIUn q he Mayor
and Boalt Of Aldermen,
10 The Honorable Mayor Gay Council
1exAHl
lionston rexaA March p Gentlemen:
We bon i'trnilnsiof 70 Put down one block
Aslfor3 lqAaadam pavement ~ Houston.
where same VIII be fublestsd 10 heavy
stsf1h lSic compfe sion strength 81 hll
stone O.scludtlsE eurhingl 10 be not less
tnan 500 pounds 70 thR c1hlc inch. The
cost " PAVING VITA pipsned Hioue 10 a
cheaper than wooden Or brick Pavement
"A 10 tat ae4Irabiilty. durability aod
cleanliness 81 sli4 Street We refer ,ps 10
tile ilr1l-clhFS rititf OF the North nlid
Kerr Wilson 4 co
Muldoon Nexas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

If you have grown skepticai as to Sc
curing relief for your backache. neural
gia, lumbago. sciatica, rheumatism pain
ful joints or muscles, or any other pain
Pam before giving up; % cents every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

CAPTAIN JACK WHITE Is hereby an
nounced y 4 candidate Tor City Marshal.
! ain a candidate Tor City Mnianal suh-
lect 70 tbs action OF the city Democratic
convention, and point 70 an experience
Of ilve years as 4 peace officer
IaNEttl 81 nRrffrrl,'r
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FOH nEuonnEn.

am n candidate Tor Recorder at the
coming election and solicit the support OF
the y6terA or Honston.
JOSEPH FARRELL.
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Everybody doing business OF any kind
must pay a city occupation. tax. IL you
have not procured enc since January
you are IN arrears
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soa ss;;Issi.isT U0slsIis 10 \ "a: a.

The Post & AUTHORIZED TO announce MIR.
JACK KENNEDY az candidate for re-
election as street c9mni s~ional isubtec,
70 the action of the >emoesutlo canven.
ffnn
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Fon oIlY ENGINnEn.

@. NJ. la NOUE Is a candidate Cor re-
election TO the office OF City Engineer Of
the city Of Houston, subject to the action
OF the democratic nominating convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

Mrs. Annie $. Austin. who was elected
mayor OF Pieasanton, Kan, In January,
says mat her husband voted against her
He Is now out OF politics.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

II taxpayerx desire 10 sec the board
OF appraisament In case OF difference OF
opinion as to values their property must
De rendered py March 81
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BANIsTER's SHOES,

Lace and Congress, A to q.
to 10. We Mt any foot with
Banister's, Remember we are
sole agents. Do not be imposed
on by Shoes Just as good" as
Banister's,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

All city occupation taxes expired JAM
uary l. 1894 Many have not renewed
same Do SO at once or look out for the
officers
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f anniliar
r Features.

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public as the face of any leading states
man or prominent man In public life, are
the intelligent and benevolent features OF
the gentleman whose portrait adorns this
column, and from ocean to ocean. from
It on every side; Why that is
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A. S2AhQ AaA candidate Tor City Treas
urer. sub5eet 10 nomination IL The demo.
cratic convention
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

Gus for illuminating cooking, heating
aud power. IL desired. Apply to j. j. Nc
Keever, General Manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

Crushed coke Substitute for anthracite
coal Suitab.e for CRATES stoves, ranges
For sale by Houston Gas Light Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

Coke and Tar-FNor sale by Houston Gas
Light Co.
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cE r. E b r. I N E,
LoCOMOTOR ATAXIA.
11AMMOND)
Extract OF the Brain OF the Ok
In the Treatment OF

N. Y. Neurological Society, Meeting April
4, 1898:
"a case was presented OF locomo,or
'ntaxia which had been trented with ny
'podermic injections Of CEkEBRiNh y; y;
six years ago the patient, man. agen
forty had begun 10 suffer With double
vision. This. after several months OF
Treatment, had disappeared aud Tor e
time he had been quite well. The typlcal
'symptoms OF locomotor ataxla then carle
'on; complete loss Of lxuee-jerks: sharp
pains in the legs: ataxic gait wen
marked inability 10 stand with the eyes
closed; difficulty In evacuating the bad
der and bowels sexual power lost
sense OF construction around the waist.
Treatment was begun about ten Weeks
ago, aud consisted OF daily hypodermic
"inicction OF CEREBRINE Hammondl
five drops combined With like amount
"of water. Improvement very market
"sexual functions perfectly restoredi com
'.plete control over bladder and bowels,
'and sharp pains had disappeared gen,
'er9l health improved, able to run up ann
down stairs. and could stand steady With
''his eyes closed No other treatment en-,
'ployed. Improvement gradual ana
Got
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

Beach Hotel Galveston, open throughout
the year; samples rooms IN heart Of city
Eight mlnuls ride by electric cars from
huHsftaaq eecfiOn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31
.B1DiS|eT 5 Shoes
Tor Men.
IS This
P0Il ET|Ough?

II YOU buy pair OF Banlster's
500 Shoes, and they are not
exactly what they should be-
III you're not satisfied, tell Ms,
satisfy You. II you find you
could have bought The same
Shoe any place else at the same
time for less money, come in.
and Wen give you a rebate
equal 10 the difference. II chat
doesn't make you absolutely
safe, we don't know what Will.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-31

u. REPspOnPH Is hereby apnoDncea
- an ie-cffsT ifssiit ,irTIdidate for Alder
man of this Fourth ward (r1rtn) al the
election April & and respectfully asks the
votes 81 he paopie'
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ron ALDERMAN.

Henry Fox. Alderman 81 the Second
~ard, Apnonnaes himself for reelection
as Alderman Of tie SecDha ward
HENRY FOX.
am candidate Tor alderman Of she
Third ward and reapeotfully solicit the
stpnqrt OF all voters Very Respectfully.
I tfEHEHY announce ryteif CANDIDATE
Tor tie poniflor ~ HtiefWan from the
kirat ward u The Atty of Houston. II
ton ~ The quAiil.ng1 voters ~ aaia ward
az The coils JAMES t-AWtQR.
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CIJT FIDWERs.

Pay your city occupation licenses al
cnae TO avoid trouble.
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Cease coughing. by using DR. Bulls
Cough syrup. II win cure you ~ once.
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NIJI TIL " tlTsls.
Wedding decorations and brides bou-
quets in fashionable style, funeral flowers
and floral work palms Of AL Hizes--for
sale or rent. Large quantity of pot grown
chrysanthemuns and other plants fpr sale
at garden or office.
A. Whitaker. SOB Travis.
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Nf8 q 80 llSDlsxt;u pc,l,4ziel " !. -
or TEXAS 30 BY NAfE. REatfAts
pIksopN'r 70 THE TRADE :
q. w. BALDWIN.
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EPTLE p S Y.

Dose, Five Drops. Price e drachms) $3.50
Where local druggists are not suppliet
with the Hammond Animal Extracts they
VIII be mailed. together with all existing
literature on the subject, on receipt OF
price, by
rIiE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, ID. g.
MEYER BROS DRUG CO, Agent
Dallas Texas.
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Tctal .....I. $500. =. - ~ ss'ss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-29
conferencc Iie.eIntinn..

The following resolutions were passed and unanimously adopted by the fourth quarterly, which met at the M. T.. Church last night:
 WHEREAS, the annual meeting of the Arizona Mission is to be held in Tucson. October i, 1891. and
 WHEREAS, at said meeting tho in- terests of this charge will be con Sidered, and a pastor appointed to serve 1t another year, and
 WHEREAS, thIs is the last opportu- nity to express our opinion, off cialIy, before the time oi said annual meeting, therefore be 1t
 RESOLVED, That it Is the deliberate judgment of this quarterly confer ence that the Rev. |. J. Chase should be reappointed tO this charge another year.
 RESOLVED, That We earnestly re- quest the Rev. c. F. Bovard. super iutendent of the Arizona Mission, to use Is influence to have Brother Chase returned to Us.
 RESOLVED, That We do here record our high appreciation of our pastor and his wife. of the faithful and able presentations of the Truth, and their loyal devotion to their work.
 RESOLVED. That we believe the above resolutions voice the unanim- ous sentiment of the entire mem bership and congregation of this church.