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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
HOME FORUM BENEFIT OR
DER.
Organized IN Bryan with Forty
Members. List of Officers.

As briefly mentioned In the Eagle
yesterday morning, State Organizer, IL.
S. Branch, instituted the Home Forum
Benefit Order here Thursday night in
the lodge room over John d. Mikes
store. There were forty charter mem
bers and following is the list Of officers
elected J S. MoorinR, president; W.
7. James, LIST yice-prssidenti John
Chandler, 2nd yice-president; r. NJ.
Nall, secretary; y b. Lomax, treasurer;
j. n. Lawrence, historian Joseph Bass,
orator; 7, II. Arlington, assistant ora
tor; w. II. Edge, porter; W G. San
ders, guard; Mrs. V. ]. Williams, past
president DR.. S. II. weaiherford, ex-
aminer; J.. S. Mooring, A. II. Harbers
and w. 7. James, directors.
In addition 10 the above names the
charter members are as follows; Mrs.
rs. II. Wealherford, Mrs. A. +. Harder,
Mrs. ]. n. Lawrence, Mrs. S. J. McCor-
quodale, Mrs. Ira Gooch, Mrs. Kate
Wilcox, Mrs. John Currie, Mrs. G. T..
Clothier, Mrs. S. ]. Beck. W. p. Gear
nails, Joe Mustachia, G. G. Shelburne,
w.. J Christian, J. c. Williams, W. b.
Grice, +. b. Harder, +. A. Lee, Ira
Gooch, Gus HIM, Joseph Gelber Jno.
Currie, Harry Dillashaw, l.. A. San
ders, d. L. Thompson, c. b. Beck, Ar
thur Morley, Albert worley.
Mr.. Branch left yesterday for lIous-
ton where he will organize next week.
Meeting night Of the Forum here will
be the frs, and third Wednesday in
each month at X. OF Z. hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

Every patriotic young nah who
loves his country, who loves the
principles Of freedom and justice
and WHO'S interested in the pros.
perity Of the nation, should awake
to the sense Of his duty and not
only vote but work Tor the princi.
Piles set forth in the democratic
Platform. -Brenham Banner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
Gnlh Ia CrInnl. cr..L .

DENVER, Aug. i4.-Aooording 10 data
received by Secretary Parsons Of the Col
orado Mining Exchange, the gold pro-
duction Of Cripple Greek In the first ala
months Of this year was s1,256.O0O. Hc
estimates the total production Of 1894
will be si5,OOO,OOO That camp pro.
duced in 1895, o.. 1887.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

TERRE HAurE, Ind, Aug. il.-"Un.
Gle Dick" Thompson, ex.secrctary Of
the navy, has entirely recovered from
heat prostration and feels rs well as he
has for several years, aud is discussing
the political situation and questions Of
the campaign with as much vigor as he
did half a century ago
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
FIGHT WITH mEMcANs
James ?. Howard Liss Unconscious Aner
killing Three Men.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug l4.-Inquiry
has been received here from the officers
Of the United States officials at Juarez,
Mexico, concerning James +. Howard,
a young man well known here, who is
reported to be lying unconscious in q
hospital at Juarez, with two bullets in
his body. Private kilograms received
here say that Howard started from
Juarez to the City Of Mexico. 4 short
distance out Of Juarez he became in.
volyed in a difficulty with several Mexi.
cans, who attempted to assault him.
He shot three Of them dead and escaped
Late the same night he was picked up
by Mexican Central trainmen. He was
placed on the train aud taken to Juarcz.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

CoNsrANrTSoPLE, Aug. l4.-Unitod
States Minister Terrell has demanded
the immediate release Of the six Arme.
mans, nAturAliEed Americans, who arc
imprisoned at Aleppo, In so doing Mr..
Terrell intimAted that any further i'm.
prisonment Of American cidE would
not be tolerated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

The st. Louis Post Dispatch as.
scrt that the rich boodlrrs are not
going to put up s2O,OOO,OOO into
this present campaign without
hope of getting it back. The eleo-
ton of Mckinley means the con.
tinuance of the skinning process
and a. increased national debt that
coupon cutters may be enriched.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
lie vgNezuELA DISPUTE.
Mr.. Baifour says He Relieves Matters
WIN soon ne settled.

WIN soon Be settled.
LONDON, Aug. i4.-First lord Of the
treasury, Mr. Balfour, in the house Of
commons today replying 10 Sir
William Harcourt, the Liberal leader
who requested information relative to
the progress Of negotiations for arbitra.
ton Of the Venezuelan dispute, asking
whether the apparent difficulties had
been removed by the proposal Of Amer
lea, contained in a dispatch Of June
~, said the government was still con.
sidcring the latest proposals Of Secretary
Olney which are regarded as opening
they way for an equitable settlement.
Mr.. Balfour added that the government
has every reason TO expect the pending
negotiations viii lead to an early set
Element Of the dispute.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt said he
thought the house Of commons would
regard Mr., Balfour's statement as emf.
nently satisfactory. lCheersl He adj
ded that, considering the anxiety felt
on the subject throughout the country,
and since negotiations had assumed
shape which led TO the belief that the
papers on the subject can be communi-
Gated to the queen at an early date, he
hoped they would be communicated To
the public a. soon as possible.
Eyes" answered Mr. Balfour. 1T ID
the desire Of the government Of the
government to communicate the results
as soon as this can be done without pre-.
judice to public interests.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
LOOK FOR a FlLlsUsTERER.
spanish Cruiser Gone AFTER steamer
Armed with War Material.

Armed with War Material
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. i4-It is stated
In this city that the Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes. has started northward
along the Atlantic coast, in quest Of the
Laurada. The hlibuster sailed a week
ago, bearing a portion Of one Of the best
equipped expeditions that has gone 20
the insurgents aid The remainder Of
the arms are 10 be transferred TO her at
the distance oflOO miles of the Florida
roast, from a swift tug which slipped
out Of Tampa Tuesday night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
STOLEN

On Sunday night the oh, one blue
speckled dog small and in good order
when stolen; one ear of, looks as Il
gnawed of, One dew claw on hind leg
and one of. Front teeth worn of.
Dog formerly came from Burpo Smith 8
old place. Will give g.. reward for dog
and thief. 226 ]. NJ. Caldwell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

AUSTIN. Aug. i4--J. +. Galbraith. +,
o. Becker and other international aud
Great Northern officials are here IN .
special car enrOuto to Laredo They
are making a tour over the the line an
ing up The cotton crop.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
John T.. Chance Farm For
Iense,

| desire TO lease the above farm for q
period Of five years, embracing go
acres Of cultivated land second TO none
in the Brazos bottom. with first-class
gin outfit on the place, gin house. ma
chineTy and everything connected with
Il in the best Of order. Three flowing
artesian wells and all in good condition.
The location Of the gin for patronage
IL superior 10 any other stand In the
bottom. In addition to leasing the
land viii sell for cash OF on time with
approved security and 10 per cent in
teresi, the following personal property:
twenty lrst-class mules, 10 or II head
Of good farm horses, a iul outfit Of wag.
ons, farming implements also some
thing over 100 head Of fat hogs, embrac.
ing all sizes, also some 1900 or 5000
bushels OF corn. In other words an op.
porlunity Is now offered TO parties de-
string 10 lease a first class farm. Ap.
ply TO S NJ Derden, Bryan, Texas, Agent
for Lille l.. Chance, Executrix, Jno. P.
Chance Estate. go n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
SUMMER TOURS.

Tourist tickets to northern aud East
ern resorts now on sale by the /. 4 G
n. Call on agents Cor particulars.
D. J. PRICE. A. Ora.
Palestine, Iex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

An educated man wanted to take or.
ders for John CLARK RedpA,b's "Ilbra.
~ OF unsycrsal History" Call At the
Eagle Office. Woodward. Gardner 4 Co
90
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
AMsusHID NC sAERIFFs PossI.
The Randits Kn Prank Robson aud
Hold the Field.

Hold the Field.
Tucson. A. T., Aug. IA Benson
dispatch reports that the bandits who last
week raidod the International bank al
Nogales ambushed sheriff Leatherwood
and posse near the New Mexico line,
Frank Robson, United States line
rider, who was one Of the posse, was
killed. The bandits having gained nc.
cessions 20 their ranks now outnumbcr
the officers, who are returning, bring.
ing the body Of Robson with Thorn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

BALTIMORE, Aug ll.-Thore were nine
heat fatalities here yesterday, making a
total Of os during the present heated
term.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

CHICAGO. Aug is-whea,-So 2 rcd ~
a.
Com-No. 2. arc.
OAls-No. 2 white eolSe
Lard. y 100 Ne. 81 IS
Mes pork. y barrel. o A.
Short clear sides, boxed. q ae'faaN
Short rihs. Sides. LOOSE. a oooa a.
DRY aallod Shoulders boxsd, q ltoiW
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

CHICAGO AUG. ia.-osnmon 10 fancy native
dressed beef and shipping steers, 81 lsei 81;
Texas steers, ; stockers and feeders,
q Oas o.; westerns, t30i19so.
Hogs Common 20 choice, g 5se35A
sheep-Common 10 choice, 81 sog3O0i west.
erns. 81 Oa8Ol
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

CHICAGO, Aus. 4-Catue steady; Twas
steers, NS0aBOS
Sheep strong.
sieors. q toAg ".
Sheep steady.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
JOHN A. DAl ILGRFN

I
The LaGrange(Gs )Graphic says
Sound money! Tn ere never was
such a stupendous (, rec since the
world beganl The devil quoting
scripture was never more ridicul-
Gus than this name applied to this
cause, On the blM K fac of the
pirate they have VT it,en: Peace
on earth, good will toward men -
and crying stop IN ief'i the hon.
est men who would preven, Them
they have pillaged and robbed the
peoples money. 1t makes 1.-THE
blood Of honest men boil IN as-ss,;s
Wall street gang he list above them
the lying banner Of "horest money
and crying that the nations hmm.
is in peril aud that national inter.
rity is at stake, bu ~ this country
beneath a load off lebt which shah
press to earth gene ations We, nm
born and whoss esults shall h,
the bitter weeping Of homeless wo.
men In the night time. the mad.
dened curses Of the noor and mani.
fold voices Of chi dhood ,obbina
itself to sleep, unf ed.n
My baby had cro ap ana was saved
By Shlloh's Cure writes Airs. J. n
Martin Of HunssvIIt Ala. Sold ~ all
druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

LivEKroot. Aug. i2.-Following are cotton
statistics lof hAlcsl for tn past week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
THE MARKETS.


Cotton.
GALVESTON, Aus. ia-OrdiAAry, %. good
ordinary, ~ low middllng, I mlddling,
"a gooi middling, ~; middling fair. ~
Ngw ORLnANs, Aug ia-Orhnary a5.i8i
good ordinary. 81 low middllng, ~; mid
ding, $40; good midd!ing ~; middling
fair, ~.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
COMPARATIVE TABLE

or cost Of carving $4,000 Insurance Leading faena Orders
years The in HOME FORUM includes Accident
Protection for Loss Of Hand or Foot-it leads them all.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

MY baby had Gro up ana Was saved
By Shlloh's Cure writes Airs J. n
Martin Of Hungsvlik Al Sold ~ I'll
druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-17

". .-.esn tar tha;. ani every ii'tlc, 'ong'
haired. sho.;-ise-s,d, hsiicw-cyed .aee'
as Thai runs ioT the ics Stature i
promising Size deaf pccYlo iA4; II he can
orl, sc, into oil.ec money Viii grow on
,~,.eS .le rivers shall Tow With heney
na5 ,s,. mountains Shall;uTu inio pan's
"a ,-c.s s.r,ei, 6ui;esed. An1 by and
hv tsc .teAr people will ~ .ooh'is 20
,hc ~asesusarn', both maternal ana
s.s.c. ~ -aNe them oai oi led IA the
.,..,rrinr Arl dress Them. furnish tlie'F
clothes Aaa give them tAc ~oF'a ~na
,e~es 3, .u. and pain; the fence ana pax
l.-.ss i,aahs or THE gate pests. can
3 ssy l.licvc THAT " hcueser and whfF-
srAr voa les up OF q ma s rsSQons'.
81. rs Il i5s.i aa.i cloiSe II cA' ldTen a''"
v-,,e.se t,- his housc hold needs ana ms
81 5.....on ~ 40 50 W. neglected. !on
--ss, ;Ae c.tlsen and bur, the govern
-,,s., uaaeS which Ac PROCESSES - l've'
som. r.an already believe ;aai il IS ihe
,-s-.-- -..'s t,'' us-ss - = * charge oi
,ss.-c. '-en. iced aad clo,Ae and .dn-
es,s .tea and .ur,ish them BOOKS.
rc.-r .uaa - his taste, said 'hc osd
w..4.- - ste Aisca tie COW. Nui first
.-l.ss sersh;v does lot ,ay a4oVc the
..-,e ~ s,,,3stA.i,- Tor nothing atd come
,.s,-e-ssv nn'e>s : uan can say as
T ,rne- -ii-.t.rc ,re ladder wifh
q rc-.a- on his ,Aouli'r, WITH
most squirting s-o,u lis face
.--st5 sis 1.-st s-HH,ff fNr
%
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-17

,-,s,od Ia him. fie had not lived for l.ss
r,As,n- md for his masters benefit, but
f,r himself He Ind never enjoyed his
Masters service, bu, rather felt 1t bond
asa In belong to him. How many there
ne who talk lust OF II not In words. their
lives tain that way Are they savcds Hou
only knows The Now Testament says
mar Lot was righteous man, but the GA
Testament story would never lend us 10
think so. We are not TO judge before tho
timc until the Lord come.
~ 20. lie should have had his l.ord
return ever before him, and the great iaet
Of a time OF reckoning. and that woulu
have made him better servant. Iiierc Is
10 Jaors pu!ckoning, sanc'itying, inspir-
INK truth than that u tho Lord $ return
aud i;s possibility W any time. There Is
no moro dcaieninR thing than To say NJ!
Lord d.layeth His coming. lie Will not
como In my day anyway.
si.sG Thus this unta!thful servant
loses his pound The pound therefore,
could no, mean salvation, for God does not
give salvation and then take 1t away
,John Y. %. PSI. \ child OF God by faith
IN Christ Jesus can never cease to 30 q
child OF God, but child OF God may be q
selfish. disohcdient child as to his service
and thus lose h.s rewards but he himself
Aycd. vet so rs by fire Il Cor. iii, lt)
81 These were openly His enemies all
through. aud their doom Is fixed. The
Lord Jesus shall ho revealed from heaven
with His mighty angels In flaming fro,
taking vengeance on than that know not
God. and tina, obey not tho gospel of our
Lord Jesus Christ. Who shall be punished
with everlasting destruction from the
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nNLIqlore NnWs Ayp Norrs.

compilation ~ riaNs'loe az rernsyl-
Van'i Ms,nadism shows tho ~ Ntothodisf
rplsrepsl church has within 'nsi common.
wca.,h re foliowing visible Resource.
lioes'innsrs lqa fun WcnherH 5000
churches, 500 church and pare4nape poop
crty fit n ~
on BIS roern' piali 10 tho raFt Father
Eshasch sureflor u 'he Fronh rcun-
ary va Rorir ansaris iha' hr made q most
lri'rrfiry discovery N IS me ruins OF
the house inhabited 81. the Virgin NtarY
ami ~ laAn nf"r he ascension N Jesus
60 place about ,hreo miles outside ~
kphe'ls. lir says there cnn Doe no possible
Ann. Catherine - rmmerich i#crll.-i
tle hnuse AZ sht INV e m n vision. ana ih.
iflnH found vs. him CORE @ponl exactly
Win hor aoscrip'ipn Tive home journal.
ltalic' rnys thHi the pope and the car
finals are much Interested in tho discov-
cry.
| The Second Congregational Unitarian
church Of Marllehcnd, Mess. which has
just celebrated is lsoth anniversary. has
| hal an interesting history It's nrFi pnstor
WAS Coward ilolyokr nf'erwAri president
% Harvard. John Bartlett hls slccrssor
welcomed Theodore PARKER whom q r..
/ CURED a good deal ~ courage tea do "a
The church has furnished an associate
Justice 20 the supreme court Of the United
| Siaies namely. Joseph story In recent
years Il has sent ihrce OF iis members int
the pulpit, one Of whom. REV. john "
Chadwick OF brooklyn. is Wen known AZ
over the country.
The Protestant sunday schools ~ th'
United states ana Canada enroll ahou
one-sisth Of the entire population an, h
some states as much IA ons-ipurih TIN
large religious interest IL well organized
with an annual convention IN sixty stat.
AM provinces. and many pad aecroiarie
ant nihcr means 81 active work III
m1vempri for INSTRUMENTATION sun
day thool Organization was started aheu
"a, time Of the great revival of 1851. Ever
, thrge years an International convention
! held To oversee the work as "A whole. IN
next convention is to meet tn Boston. Jun
~ nhd wlil he Of especial interest. in tina
n rev committee IL TO be chosen TO seie,
the international lessons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-17
NUN YOD2
REMEDIES
CURE
catarrh, Deafness, Asthma, Rh.r...
Dyspepsia, Kidney and p.s.
Troubles, Female Comp,s,nt,
ana All Blood and Ner.
vous Diseases
A SEPARATE CURE Fur EAsa lsr.
Munyon's Improved Homceon,,h,. =,
dies at All Druggists-es c,sr
a Bottle.
MUNYON'S Rheumatism cure ..l,

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure sAla,. =,
to relieve in one to three hours ~ =. g
in few days. Price a5c,
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cura no.,,,.
cures all forms oil indigestion and ster'9
trouble. Price &c. '"Hsi,
Munyon's Cold cure prevents pns,,u,,.
and breaks up a cod in a few 49,
Price 25c. '''S'
Munyon's Cough Cure stop. rr.u
night sweais, ailays soreness, ana sssss
hsa ais the lungs. Price &c. '''|>'
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily eps
pains IN the back. Joins or groias and Il
forms Of kidncy disease Price s..
Munyon's Headache Cure stops hsad..A
In three minutes. Price &c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment POSITIVELY euS
all forms of piles. Price Sc =
Munyon' Blood Cure eradica,es n )
purities Of the blood: Price &c.
Munyon's Female Remedies are 4 n,
to al women.
Munyon's Asthma Remedies repeu i
three minutes and cure ferman..I
Price loo
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never u
The Catarrh Curc-price 25c- eradiasI
tho disease from the system, and y
Catarrh Tahle;s--prloe 25c-cleanss Y,
Ninnvon's Nerve Cure is a wonas.I
u, rvc tonic. Price 25c.
Munvon's Nitaii2er restores lost v!ss
| Price 81 GO.
4 separate cure for each disease. Ai
druggists. mostly q cents a vial.
P,,sorai letters 20 Professor MurHa
Los Arch street. Philadelphia, "a, =
swcred with free medical advice 'ofa1
disease.
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IMBopnN's SILVER SPEECHES.

Center, Texas. May l6.-Hon. w. NJ. In
hoden Of Rusk. Texas. made one of his
characteristics free silver speeches here to-
lay to a large and enthusiastic auiierse.
Mr.; lmboden Is not here as a candidate.
as ne Is not in the race for any Office. nor
= ne mere because he IS trying 10 convert
ms county INTO "A free silver county, for
II Is that already. hut he /. here by in.
Niiailon from friends to speak In behalf
pi democracy, and waile he has som.
leisure from the district courts. will max,
quite nunher of speeches in this and
adjoining counties
limited coinage of silver at a ratio of ia
10 and says the more he studies the que,
ION inc more confirmed he is as To the
plank IN the Nat!ona, platform at Chicago.
til me deinocfano party's success IS
llnscd on me free silver Plank. which is
now asltatlng 80 many minds throughout
ne uil'd States Mr.. lmhoden .Ipeaks
al Veneha tonight and T!mpson Monday.
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4 : { 'Xy,ll
Va w "A u Isl

Mary Trumhlc, for three years emps''
IN the family Of Mr.. II. A. Rowan ea
Of tho oshkosh CWis) Signal, SAID
interview OH the pa Of May, l@'; ~
Only too glad 70 give my exper'eaa
r,nans Tahu.es. and ! hope some i'
sufferer VEIL he led TO find cure 10 '.
as was. For more than two ysu|
never knew wha, it was 10 DC i'~
ma, awful disease, dyspepsia NV
Almost constantly dull hesdsea
my eyes. Eel, so badly most y
time that could not do my won
should do. ! became discouraged,
Gown One dav Mrs. Rowan, my snrsj
raye IN, a few Hipans Tabules an
me to try them. had spent hda9
my savings for months IN oo'''''s
for different kinds OF raedleIas
seemed 10 do me no good, but as Ws'
given TO me l thought l might t1t
/ used these about a dozen, aaa
bought a box. The result was l@
another woman. and am now ''naA
t!rcly free of my trouble win my ~"
and the headache is all gone
keep the rabules on hand AND ~
now ard then as l feel ! neea "
have truly worked wonde" ~
(slsned.) Mary rrumb!e' u r'eAN
nue., Oshkosh, Wis"
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ANNouNcEMEN
FOR CONGRESS-

FOX CONGNbSS.
THE POST Is authorized to
HON, w. p. McCOMB OF NJ
county for Congress from tho
Gressional District. subject 10
OF the Democratic Conventior.
THE POST IL authorized 70,
HON. THOS. II. BALI. of Wal
as a candidate for Congress
First Congressional District.
the action OF the Democratic
eional Convention.
FOR COUNTY JUDO
Tho Post IL authorized TO AMI
name OF +. Lee Schwnnder for
Of county judge of Harris ccur
subject to tho action OF the
pSTrifiEb POST ia authorized to
NH. w. N. SHAW AS n can
county Judge OF Harris count
10 the action of the democratic
FOR COUNTY AssEssc
THE POST Is authorized TO
GEORGE II. HERNIA ANN os IA
for recollection to the office nj
county assessor of Harris 90
1ect to tho action of the
party.
DISTRICT CLERK.
THE POST Is authorised 10 nnr
p. s.. BANNER as q 'nndidn
office of district clerk OF thri
subject to tho action or the {
day primaries June :, lse0'
FOR COUNTY CLERK
THE POST IL authorized 10 an
r. DlJPREF. as IA cnndida,o
tion to the office OF county
Harris county, subject To tho
the democratic authority In enc
FOR CONSTABLE,
THE POST il authorized 20
1tnbie OF precinct No. J, subjt
scticn OF the democratic part,
FOR JUSTICE OF THE re
p. G.. BYRNE. candidate for !,
tho peace. precinct No. ]. sibl,
action Of tho democratic parry
fully soilcits your support
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-17
RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

Fe,io~.nr 1. a summary @; the pTir 9-F'-l
sayrnsrs -coea,i~ a4iiyerrs = tse Irt'fi
State, ard cnas.. es tie .ssalaE esaFsS'
mea. priests. rrs.Aias religious 's.-'tfs
and professors c, the ca--stA- talia ~
every instance ,Ae ~ .ea' has os.a ca-t-
f4lly -ead AID x5srevia..s-i.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-17
SULTAN FEARS ASSASSINATION.

London' May Is - a dispatch TO the
i'ally News from Berlin says tha, the
20 slantinople correspondent Of tho Vos.
SVhe q uhs report. that the sultan :
i."ls OF ASSASSIN alton have led to whole
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