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arp ntsr. Attention

All carpenter contractors are request
ed to meet in Foskett hall, rear room,
Saturday night. May 80 at o'clock,
for common benefit Carpenter. Ana
conda, May 29, 1896.
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Methodist Episcopal church. Third
and Oak streets.-Preaching next Sun
day morning and evening by the pas
tor. Rev. +. c. Avis. Subject. IL o'clock
a. m, THE Power and Sublimity of
Touch subject at o'clock y. m, THE
Door That Will Not Open" Special
music Free seats. A special invita-
tion TO strangers. A cordial welcome TO
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Mes From ireland

To the Sporting Editor of the Standard:
In what part of Ireland was James
Corbett, fighter, born? Subscriber.
Corbett was born in San Francisco,
Cal, May /, 1866.
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Orange cider SC a glass at Ben's
Notice to Contractors,

Notice is hereby given that the city
council of the city of Anaconda, will
receive bids for one thousand feet of
best quality fire hose. Bids to be filed
with the city clerk July 9Th, 1896.
BY order of the City Council.
T. O'Leary, City Clerk
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The person who opened my letter,
containing a u. p. check for $3.50, will
save trouble by returning the same to
the Anaconda postoffice at once.
Nels Johnson.
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The warm weather is now at hand:
so is Anaconda Brewing company's
beer, which is an excellent refreshment.
Call for IL and take no other
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Smith arrived
from the East yesterday. They met in
Chicago, Mrs. Smith returning from
Europe and Mr.. Smith going East to
meet her.
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Attention, Gu .rds.

All members Of Company K. NJ N.
G., are hereby ordered to be present
at the Armory at $3.50 o'clock Saturday
morning for inspection and muster
John Durkin. Captain.
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The Anaconda Park will open this
afternoon for the season. Street cars
will be running. Everything first class.
Jack Onarheim, Manager.
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Mrs. c. r. Howe of Butte and Mr.
and Mrs. George f. Caswell Of Boston,
Mass, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Renison of this city.
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The fast trains on the Butte, Anacon-
da Pacific railway make the run be-
tween Butte and Anaconda IN As min
utes. Always in the lead. Always on
time. Street car tickets free.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mahan are the
happy parents Of a son, born wednes-
day night.
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The following table shows the standing
of the clubs in the National league:


Walcott Defeats Quinn
Woburn, Mass, May 29.-Joe Walcott
defeated Quinn in the 10th round.
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Miss Grace Wisner came in last even
ing from the Blue-Eyed Nellie district.
where she is teaching school
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The Schubert quartet and the cele-
brated harpist, Miss Francis NJ.
Hughes. at the Presbyterian church,
Irra 6fh
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]. G. Marony. county clerk, was II
this city yesterday. en- route FOL
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Mountain View is the place where
you always get a fresh schooner OF fine
beer.
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]. f. Hample came over yesterday
from Helena.
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While you are out for a walk. stop
at the Brewery and get nice cool glass
of beer.
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Music essons.
Prof. Olson, 415 Cedar street.
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Houses built on the installment plan
W. w. Hyslop, architect. Shields bldg.
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Solid silver belt pins. Csc. at Ham
merslough's.
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Cabin completely furnished for sale.
Apply F. h. Wright, 2l3 Oak street.
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Mountain View is known as the favor
lite for fine beer.
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Tea! Tea! Tea! The finest. the best
at Ed Devine's.
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]. II. Burfeld of Salt Lake City is in
Anaconda.
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Leave your orders at Greig's for Dec
Grafton day flowers.
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Al Primrose. I'm advance of Primrose
& Vests minstrels, is in Anaconda.
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When in Butte go to Barney McGin-
ley's for lunch. 9 n. Main
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HOW THEY'LL START
The Prizes and HandicapS Stated Ely
the Race Committee.
FIRST START AT 2:27 P. NJ.
Hasley. c. r. Morgan and L. Cop
mus start at $50 - he Course
Is From the eastern Suburb
Four Miles Down and Back.

For Sundays bicycle road race the
committee in charge met last evening
and decided upon the prizes to be Of
fered and the handicaps of the riders,
with certain other conditions.
All members and racers must wear
club colors and those entered for the
race must report to the clerk of the
course, A. ]. knight, at the starting
rendezvous, on East Park avenue, at
o'clock p. m. They must be ready to
start at 2:15.
The course starts from a point east
of the b.. A. & p. crossing on the fiat
and follows the road to Warm Springs
for four miles. thence returning to the
place Of beginning. The rule of the
road will prevail and riders will keep
to the right en- route, passing on the
left side only. The turning point Is to
be passed from right to left.
The prizes are as follows:
First time prize--Racing suit and hat.
Second time priZe-Quad camera and
bicycle cyclometer.
First place prize-Bicycle suit COM
plete.
Second place prize-Bicycle lamp.
Consolation prize-A walking stick.
A box of cigars, which was donated
the committee threatens to appropriate
and as they went into seclusion imme-
diately after announcing the handi-
caps IL is supposed they are smoking
them. The limit of the time allowance
was made three minutes. which was
given George Rounthwaite. The
scratch men are J. A. Hasley, Charles
r. Morgan and l.. Copinus. The riders
will be provided with numbers to be
worn on the left arm. The start Is to
be made at 2:30 o'clock by the scratch
men, in the order given below, with
the time of start and number worn:
Time. Names. No.
2:27 o'clock-George Rounthwaite. 6
2:2S o'clock-W. j. Ashford $50. 49,. 2
2:2st3 oclock-R. S. Dulin.. 10
2:2S1a o'clock-C. ]. La Point.......
2:29 o'clock-W. II. Clague. .......... 3
2:29la oclock-J. II. Kunkel..........
2:291e o'clock-B. j. Morgan. 4
2:30 O'clock. A. Hasley ............. .
$3.50 o'clock-Charles II. Morgan...... l
$3.50 o'clock-L. Copinus... ..........
The wheelmen are taking considera-
BILE interest in the road race from
Butte to Gregson. which is to be pulled
off to-day. Some will ride over to
Butte and return on the observation
train which is to accompany the rae
ers. Many more will ride TO Gregson
and see the finish. The course Is esti-
mated at IL miles and the time limit Is
10 minutes for the handicappers. AL
bert Church of this city has entered
and other riders of Butte who are WELL
known here are William Searles. Fred
Y. Wilson. W. l.. Fant, DR. Sandberg,
Collins Reber, Harry Day. Clinton III.
Kerr, L. w. Royce, William Maggie of
Dillon, william Peters, G. .. Pierce,
w. d. Ferguson, Charlie Hooper and
James Keefe. The prize is a Viking
wheel, given by the Pierce Cycle COM
pany. and 500 for first place and $40
for second, given by Con Hayes.
In picking winners Nagle. Ferguson,
Reber. Royce and Kerr are mentioned
as likely to set the going.
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Spectacles fitted by graduate opti-
clans. Keppler Jewelry Co. Main ST.
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For reliable plumbing go to ]. A..
Hosley, 2l5 Oak street
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Notice TO { ontractors.

For high-class plumbing call on Ben
nett, Ness & Co., IL Cherry street.
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The choicest line of cigars in the city
at Cornelius.
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Ladies' waist sets. Csc. at Hammer
slough's.
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Go to Mahan Bros. for Picture
Frames.
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Subscribe for the Standard.
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Going TO Helena.

Take the Montana Union train leav-
ing Anaconda at 9:05 o'clock a. m
Close corrections at Garrison going
and returning.
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side combs. Csc. at Hammerslough's $.
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Notice TO contractors.
Bids will be received at the city clerks
office until p. m. June /, 1896, for the
building of a CRIB at the outlet of the
sewer. Plans and Specifications may be
seen at the city engineers office. BY order
of the city council.
T.O'LEARY, City Clerk.
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ABOUT HE CITY.

Bicycles repaired at Greig's.
Switches made. room 1. Shields block.
Baths Montana hotel barber shop, 25c
DR.. Chrisman extracts teeth without Pain
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Fine fresh candles at L. A. Kings.

Coml College. 4Osh E. Park avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
IT is NOT TRUE.

Never a Time When Silver Had Enough
official Friends.
Denver Colo. September 3.-Durng the
past few years Senator Tcller's enemies
have industriously circulated the report
at If the senior Colorado senator and
his silver colleagues had bocn willing to
accept it, they could have secured the
coinage of the American silver product.
since The announcement of the c4ndiGacy
.Ol Major Mckinley, ana especially ST. ce
ms nomination, his Colorado friends have
Deen particularly Jealous in REGULATING
the tory, some of them going so TAR as TO
intimate that they had the Information
from Major Mckinley himself IA rcpiy
70 a question on the subject, Mr.. Teller
sends the following letter:
hon. r.. Aumons, Symmes Colo:
l., ntnVer, COO, september Dear Sir:
In reply 10 letter Of August s. in when
Mckinley bill was passed, The silver men
couid nave secured the coinage OF the
a american product, etc, is at hand
This story has been industrlously cir
cu.ated throughout the West during the
Vast Two years. There ls not one word OF
o Cf"ih III t,ms Siatement. The free coinage
v eahrr n noth congre@s.Qnal bodies than
me uni mited coinage of silver. There
ntNer mas been a president since | have
been in public life who would have signed
bill for the coinage of the American
product nor has there been q time when
s,ch vote could be had in either house
-. 80 80 ~ - LOUIS IN. ie was IN
'ruuuceu IN the committee on resolutions
after they had voted down the free coin
age provision, provision for the coina &c
oil lne American product, but /, received
.fl' ny inc same number # votes and
the same number Of negative votes against
II, maj the unlimited coinage of silver
ana. Those who state that there has Leen
y Ulnr when the free coinage of the
american product could have neen Sc
cured are either grossly ignorant or ,erv
y .ckeu Mr.; Mckinley mas never At any
time favored the coinage Of the American
product. and his letter of acre,.tanrn
shows that he Is not friendly TO any locls
latlon IN favor of silver. Yours truly,
III. NJ. Ieller.n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
IDEAL PARK ENTRIES

'"s' race threc-fourths of mile soil
''S H'heinda' Laura G.. Inverlile. Long
r"non lo8' Tamolin Oracle G.. Florence
+" Shso ''y PIckwiclo. Gun Wad, Ne.
"i saGn,d Ie; Fair Faith. rluus. ne
'o'ohu race, hVe-eighths OF a MILE ono.
y, Dessoir Easter Eve. ~, Forninote
nonrS truly, l.ineoln. 1906 Terrific "t Co,
'n TIi,} ryn'hia H., lQ7. Abe F'urst, no
varldo '' An, s'VenIeishths of a miie-Al-
r tnniSIon, ~. Ajax, Freddie L. r" l0S
so rI,Gnr'h race, one and onc-fourih miles
Creyasse, io6; Orinia. M seryi p,ap N.Y. iV2'
Ir,iI'n race I'VE and one half furlongs
S SflitnIlimEpIerranet, Minnie Miller. liz ia,
m Henry HiSsFer t bi Ley Hopper l2o. Uncle
~, NIeIler 10Y Lochiel l26.
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ohl'st Editor
Hons'on. Texas, September 3, lNsi-My
Dear Sir; Kindly allow me through Tho
fost 70 extend to my friends my J.neeres,
'hanNs Tor the ea.acst nteros, hoy Lave
shown on my behalf during tins con.o,i.
profoundly appreciate their valuable.
SERVICE Mmch to me- means more .u4u
lhey can estimate. want aiso H. the
most t"rncs, way TO say to tAe dear boy,
ana Er.s In Houston ani some out Of
houston, Who have worked 80 cnargct.
raliy Tor m. Thank you" You are ms
dtar MITE friends. ! hnve Rad volI,
ines wih interest from day To day iltJ
marked the number Of coupons y1u yt,r,
cutting out for me, and said. God HOS
The ltt,e boys and girls who love mo arJ
thnk OF me n this contest / shall nj
ways lave an interest n YOU and untnr
nil circumstances VIII prove yonr tr,,c
pastor and friend Nor would forget t,.
earnest and successful efforts OF IN.
nonlr-hearied boys. the firemca whn'.'
con r.hut ons swrlled the tide every WOOL
during the contest. Thank Won. lovs
onp and al And further allow m. ~
thank The Post for its nagnir -ent ono
If a paid up l.fe insurance policy 20 tour
preachers or th,s STATE II Is a generous
ard inestimaOlc gift. and may proy do
Tour families against q day OF want, ami
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
THE BoYCE.s SMITH KILLING.

Excites Very Little After Comment.
! Smith Buried
| There possibly never was a killing IN
Houston that created 50 little after com
ment as the kiE'ng on "Wednesday OF W.
W. Smith by Il. p Boyce. The reason
OF this very likely was that everybody
expected It and II created but little sur
prise Ia the public mind.
Boyce was released on bond within SIX
hours after he had killed Smith, Mrs. Il.
+. Royce CHS mo;hesl, James A. Breed
ing CHS father-ln.aN) and Frank Dunn
signing his bond a. surettes.
The dead man. ". W. Smith. was
buried at 10 o'clock yesterday mOraing
from the home whore ne was Killed.
Another chA ptcr IN the turbulent life Of
Mr., and Mrs. Smith Is taken from the
San Antonio Express of yesterday, " hiCh
was published IN Connection with the ac-
count Of the Killing, anu when Is as FOL
san Antonio Express; The conduc, Of
Mrs. Howard and smith durlng thelr
ago was such a. 10 bring them INTO eon-
s.dci1ihle uotOrlc.y. on their first visit
here smith Was arrested Oh \ charge or
assaui.ing Mrs. Howard and served Il
short term IN the county jail, being uu-
nhl" TO pay hts Nh-. " hiIe smith w.ls
ia Jail Alrs Howard returned TO fious-
ton with nor brother. who had come after
her but Sic returned about TIE time
Smith Was release. from jail ami the
two liNcd together as husband and vito
ON "HeFt street. They sot INTO trouble
again. however. aaa were arrested. Tut
tlr char.e against ta.;u Was mol pressed.
On fonnIf'on nat thoy leave iowa AZ once.
An lc,o,iut VI thelr escapades WAS pub
~aca 10 Ire Express and Il few days
!Nier "a Noum.nous letter was re eivei
ANA William v. smith. in witch tEcy
took exception 90 certain PARTS Of tnc
article ana denouucns the pohce ofn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
CITY BREvIT1Es


The Model Laundry baseball tear, anf
tAe Davis oil c7mpany's I am cross Ell bat.
YESTERDAY and the former won by a scor,
OF u to l.
l. $ Warren, waichman for the Acme
Lumber company. was taken to 81.
home AT 107 West street
The executive committee OF the Wo.
inNn's Christian Temperance uuton win
hold their regular monthly meet ting today
VIII be present
CITY Assessor ana Collector Justin White
reports collections for The month Of Au-
gust amounting TO &5.S1i ~ This IS "a re-
in9,rknt e gooi showing considering the
dull condition 81 business
Services viii he held this evening ~,
ne ll"hrew Congregation Both Israel
~ me new minister. Rabbit Gustnve ir
Lew fnsicin. He VIII preach h $ inauuilr.
q sermon on The subject. duties of the
- g. Calhounc. Walter r7t,is and r.r
N2rst cglored trustees OF Tho Harrishur,-
school. have elected Professor John =
t,,9't','' as PRINCIPAL to succu'd Profe ssor
Wi, WI h. Sonway, who Will e. TO CLANCY.
N'4l'. PROFESSOR Bonner is one of the lca, y
'HE eoiored teachers Of Harris county
Mr +. j Bergeron. the well-fnown ron.
rl"l contractor ol this city has been
m"a. 'ei coninact 10 rebuild III. Old IRE
mon opera house ar the corner of IRE
mont ana Mark,-t strects m G,ivsstnn
NF' hrrt ron $ bid was $1,000 n. viii
n.y. a"Wn 10 tho island in few days To
h. citizens OF Harrisburg are arranr-
80, 'u' " ulS democratic rally ANA VIII
.'.n AuhnHice netting 20 II, held for
,'e i,uTpose Of organizing BRYAN ana
~, " - ~. C.uo IheN VIII also gig the coun-
~ drinor ratio unk.t an cnt1rsiasti, ~
.-'ir.' au0 want to rn:ify .he action
"i thr party from constable. 10 nrasil.nt-
'i'4''to platform and all.
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THE GAME TODAY.
buIialoeS al lone Again-The Rioters
Next sunday

bufaloes az Home Again-The RIOTERS
Next sunday
Houston Will return today nfter hoir,
absent more than a week and after havin,,
played ten g1mes abroad. The Houston.
Galveston series VIII open al $50 O'clock
The Buffaloes lost three successive game,
at Galveston. which puts the Islanders In
the lead, but as houston WAS victorious
In TWO different series this defclt Is not
so much regretted, as it Will sllow a
chanee for plly-on between the rival
teams ana 1t viii b. contest of ahou,
mhlriN knmos. the best club to win out.
I'ket Agent George Hunter of the Gal
weston houston and Henderson railway
"uN1ior.NS the announcement that the
toal ne repres nts viii award Il silver Gun
TO the Sluh winning the play-on series
me ottclalS of the Galveston, Houston
anu htAdersen railway nave ilways some
What they could to advance the interests
ui niSrnal IN this part of TIL State and
t"lN u o"iY another at the many cncuur-
"EinE ana generous offers made by tho
lo"u, me National game has no hctter
ulvnd than Mr., Hunter. who is one OF tho
Of tn STATE. 80
sunday the Galveston roolers viii arrive
n hunbers' They viii come ON cpocial
tusenil train On the Galveston. Houston
M henderson, attired In Mardi Gras
eeslei'es' Which u = style OF dress par
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

Foot, Milford, Marie c., l0l Forsythe,
1903; Horse shoe Tobacco. Uncle Pat Atoka
l0i; Agent 106; Juanita, l0.
Third race six and one-half furlogs.
sclling--Senator Morrill,, 10i; Martha Grif-
fin, Aunt Susie. Dick beneath. Marioni.
Nellie II. IL, l0: Pa kola, Dew Drop,
Amelia Fonso. Terasucs Siddubia. %;
Co china. %
Fourth race, seven and one-half furlongs
Hogan. lQ2; May Thompson, 100. Schl-
Ter, 90. Adde Buchanan, "a; Madeline. 10i
sweet Favorable. yS: Fred Foster 106
fiflh race. one mile, selling Eau Claire,
Bridgeton, La Belle France, Faugha Bal
lagh thy Renown), First Chance. Fronte-
nae Dow of June, %; Castalia. 10; Joe
Hart, Samme Young. % Hessen. a5.
sixth race. six and c-half furlongs.
selling Queen Sole So Remember Me, 81;
Helen II. Gardner, Palomacit1. Squire e.,
y" Albert :. os; Draw Scot, Earl Bug.
l0l. Rapier, lOi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
A WORTHY INSTITUTION.
To the Editor of The Post.
But she tolls srom sun to sun;
Late ard early. early and late,


But she tolls srom sun to sun;
Late ard early. early and late,
w 1rk Of some Kind is womans fate.
ms is an era for fair woman and hel
hahd1work. Never before in the world.
HISTORY mas woman occupied such an ex.
'''ed ana envahle poslticn as she doe:
Quay iheh' too. she Is keeping progress
with the times and ASSERTING b.r Ind
,rrs'hVc lll thought, wood and action
ne many exchanges of woman's work
,hi.' "t ,NEHli0us cities are an evisence OF
t""' ne Noman's Exchange In Hous.
.rn ~ most worthy institution. and de.
stiFlhg OF liberal patronage. Being a
w, o,uSt observer and frequent visitor OF the
~ ti,ause, nave found out many items
.. interest connected with IL hut cnr
on:y mention a few ~ WV N''
, ruironsn this institution numbers Of d.
Of tha55r "Unleh are enabled to make sales
thnt fh,,,. WI" e,k, ana receive compensation
IN ~ Ivy 'GulH not otherwise get
Inroush the exchange good homes bovc
wo,,.,, tV.I5d Tor a number of homeless
MIMI IlI,vn' al, ana net q fey have been quietly
sisi ,'.s 'Ie exchange far the timely as.
s ,n e. Women are coming daily to- the
ne, ', cnr5 ior w'rk Of any KIND: they do
selves and little ones. Here IL n c .,i',,,,
iLpppIrtunllE for the ladies Of Housf9n to
va, NJ w. tV!ple. When you have work that
darning r, 40 saVc out such as mending
n
u, 10 inc Woman's Exchange ana Give ths
''I'" NI' more facilities for helDinr n
Sc.,,na uuHbor OF these deserving bur nm
"nr 'TIanc women. Miss Cummings Is very
'i;;9"ac,%lo and kind. always rcldy ana
~ w - l'E 70 AID them in every possible wa',
tutl6n o n' vSGchange Is a charitable !nst'i-
- "Nh your co-opcration first in ,act
in ~, m tHpns OF the Institution, srroud
Inn. SiHlIhlng the work. and third in III,
When y" DINERS. In these trying times,
"A NJ fast i
natrSrS,u,Ss N houston Should throw in hsr
st.t Vn,Sc 10 some extent. and th,rebv as
4, l,rnti suffering sisters. This intsr
In oi work would lie advnntareou.
nsnTnin. way ana materially extend the
cur civ rnt me Woman's Exchange ir
tou are In need Of any beautifni nnd /" m
rjian'E work, embroidery. silks or
SAT i..s 70 peauufy your homes or deli
eIve ma" cakes. bread and iellies
dss,s Honahge call. Then, too ir vot
Ta!ntlnS te'rh the art OF embrol' ery or
aC comniiss Ia rrlce, and there is no nicer
/, ~. l'tsnnent for any lady than r.
now to make all kinds NJ nrottv
''nnunss Tor her home " P''"S
cr "TIter has often noticed Tho c,,ss
to cmhro' 1iuston ladies' learning patiently
hnttE hoi weather has not kSnt tbe,, III II"
DORM "a, oo2i their busy fingers have bSen
an ~ uNik ng flowers and fancies orov,
hi,bI'" a,,u canvass. Miss Cummip~s 10
moss oult!Vnic1 In these arts. ana a
make l rarl ak,ng teacher, Her pupils
" mans Exchange in Honston is n thf
MA ,rNglE institution and is "a nioa~n,t
work AVA emporium for women and thsjr
n NloSc Observer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

rae general arrang men' committee and
Tie various safe committees having IN
charge the arrangements for the Emmet
P.V".n ou september ~ viii meet tonight
''t details of The programme
secretary havanaueh mas received 81
Ictier from Mr.. Thomas II. Ran. the
dem"eratlc nominee for congress for thi =
MIR Eagle, thc populis. caudt,lato. in ,olnr
uSnt'' ana discuss issues w.,h HIN on the
picnic ground.
An effort is also holng made to have
Governor Cubcrson present.
o. artul Nahr, has notified. tho I,nn,,.,
i'a' ne mas arranged TO furnish 5000
IS OF ammunition for the siorming OF
me- ltihs viii also meet tonight 20 re
cove mn Instructions In this Interesting
feature Of the picnic programme.