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The San Francisco call., 1896-12-24
s1TUaTroSs wASTED-coatinu-n.

w IDowED LADY WANTS POSITION As
w honsekeeper= can give good retsreeees- Ap-
ply or address 1856 Greenwich 81
YOUNG; WoAAN WOULD LIKE POSITION
i as house keeper; city or couDtry. IA Fltih 81,
room 8
VA TlNIFD-SEWING OF ANY KIND: GEN
W tieTnen's mencing, etc: chi or~ns Eork
specially Csa s21 Mission 81, rna O. second I1oor.
|. C970NPLISHED YOUNG LADY WOULD
A ITt-- a eeperss position IN bachelors or
widowerss home Room Z25 Post 81
DEFINED LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION
II IS managing housekeeper- Addresss Mason
81, room 3
D0SITTI5N WANTED By THOROUGHLY
L competent and experienced housekeeper, viii
good rrference- Inquire IL IL suiter 81
XT0T7N.- LADY Wish POSITION TO DO
l. second work and sewing IA prlEabs .ALal,y:
best references address A. r, Young women 3
Christian Association, 1871 OFsrrea 81
"a ITFT.I-FXPERIENCnD LADY7s NURSE
W seeks position 56l MInna 81. Downstairs
" OTNC LADY HAVI G kNOwLEDGh OF
SEEKS posI1 n wiling 10 make nerseif generally
usefnl- ddress T. g.. P. O. toK le4 san Leanoro
NOTNG WHOM OF EXPERIENCES De
sires a posi- i IS working houseSesper for
ieower or IN lodging hoase- taH aIier y, room
G, Az stevenson ST, cerner sixth
VOTNti L aDY. Graduate OF GERMAN
Il conserva orv, won Ike room and board In
exchange piano lessons: references Aoorsss
Teacher box 1Vo. Csl4 Oface
VOCNli WOMAN OF GOOD FAMILY, EDU-
i ca ed and accomplished, desires Tosliion= can
e ] any station and would 70 anywhere a Aoores>
Necessity ~, Call office
CIV tDIsH CIR "a ANTS SITUATION TO DO
= general housework; good cook. Address 1885
Iwei IN ST, aSland-
DUA THOSE SOLITAIRE LA EARRINGS
ID $50. y orih s40o Uncle Harris, Is Grant ave
~ AkMA : WOMAN WANTS Any KIND OF
VI work by the dag CT hours was hing, Cleaning
OF cooking T, box 13o, Cal ofhoe
NUUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSI-
L lion warki z ho1sekeePer for Wldo~er or
bachrlor. los Fourth ST, room =
u The day, 75c. los Eighth St, corner Missloa-
\ DUNG GERMAN LADY WANTS POSITION
as honsekeepsr Call or address ll2 Taylor St,
room Il
A MEXICAN NURsE, EXPERIENCED.
"A wants care Of Invalid; low wages; medical ref
ences. 1850 Ed3T 81
MOTHER A d DAUGHTkR WANT POSI-
VI ion in frsi-c4Rss hotel; CITY or country. l. 5,
eCx 119. Cal Office
1 ADY OF 81 PERloR A BI IITY, IEACHING
Il Shorthand tFIfmaD), desires eagagenenis city
or connirs- l. B, tex ll9- Cell Office
IA WANTED-srWING OF ANY KIND: GEN
w lemens Dendlag etc: children's work
spec ally. Address ". B. box 3. Cai Office.
DLAIN SEWING or ANY KIND DONE;
L werkIngnen's shirts peciAlty. 2ss Filth 81,
fat2
DREssMAKER. FIRsT Class WOO LID
u ike engagements By the day: city or country.
7a6 Lsrkin 81.
IA 1AChks RI AoCef- a AlKD sI-. Nk
w Market no rooms: &5c 81 50 per night:
q 30 10 SIS per week. c0Eveaielt and respecL&ue-
tree bus ana hsreaEe 10 and ron The .e-Tr-
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-24

a C.Es0N PLI~HED YOUNG LADY &OIl
A lil-- > CJrseSeeperss position IN bachelors
vvidov-rrzs home Room 2 z23 Post 81
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-24

NOT Nc LaDY. GRADUATE OF GERMA =
L Cronserxa o-v. won ike room and board Il
exchange I T piano lessons: references Address
Teacher. box lUo, Call Office
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-24

NOJNG WOAAN WOULD LIKE PUsLIIO1
1 as housekeeper: city or eountry. IA Fifth 81
room 8.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-24

IA llTANIED-SEWlNG OF ANY KIND: 6E-
sUecialfr Cal s2l Mission ST, rm- s, second zoo
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-24

NOCNl5 MONA y OF GOOD FAMILY EDJ
i ca ed and accomplished, desires Fositio1- cai
I'll any station and would 70 anywhere Aodres
Necs ssity, q OK ~. Call office
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-24

IA lAGHkS aOCcE a. aAAKD 81 NJ
w Market. zoo rooms: 25c 10 81 50 per night:
81 20 10 SIS per week. convenient and respects
1re@ bEs ana bsreace 10 and ron The .e--r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
rEXAs COAST FAIR

And Racing Season. Dickinson Texas No
vember 10th TO l4th
Houston every day and especially We'd
noslay, November II.
one hundred runners and seventy five
harness horses will furnish the best races
ever witnessed In South Texas. Tho best
talent ON the Dallas track has Just been
secured for stop over on their way to
New Orleans our track is flrst-c and
in perfect condition.
Seventeen other departments making the
most complete fair ever offered in South
Texas.
All stock departments and those Of agri-
culture and vegetahlus are filling rapidly.
Original paintings from the best artists
in Ncw ork. Kansas city, Denver and New
Orleans will be- on exhibition in addition
to the best selections from galveston,
lloustn and other Texas points.
Womans fancy work culinary products.
flowers aud chrysanthcmums galore will
be displayed on Chrysanthemum Day. Fri
day. November IL.
\ genuine deer hunt and chase by pack
Of trained hounds viii occur on the
grounds on Chllron's Day. Saturday. No
vombor II
Como and see what South Texas can
show and attend a grand entertainment.
complete in all details
Seventy five cents COR the round trip, in
Guiding admission to the grounds.
Frederick ". Mally, Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL.
A Novel Entertainment by the unlior
Rank Knights of pythias

A Novel Entertainment by the Uniform
Rank. Knights Of Pythias.
Houston Company. No. Z, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias. benefit America. at
heAuditorium on Thanksgiving night. No
vetnber &C. is something entirely new in
the way OF entertainments.
At { o'clock that night there Will be n
grand illuminated parade. consisting of
five historical floats. First. Court OF
Queen Isabella presenting paper TO Col
umbus, second, Landing of Columbus
third. Washington Crossing the Delaware
fourth, Gen. Scott at Vera Cruz. fifth, LIB
erly Enlightening the World
The local military companies have been
Invited and are expected to take part IN
the parade together with Houston Com
pany. No. :, Uniform Rank
Al the Auditorium there will be grand
masque carnival under the direct super
vision OF the Uniform Rank and it win be
conducted as their annual balls have al
ways been. Invitations will be issued and
no one without ar invlt alton viii be per-
United in masque until first being identi-
fled by committee at the door
At intervals during the dancing there
will be presented upon the stage the tab
leauN represented ny the ilOats mat pre-
viously paraded the streets
Houston Company. No, !. Uniform Rank,
VIII give their silent manual drill There
VIII be an Amazonian march by young la
dies in costume Miss Buchanan has
been engaged by the management 10 assist
I'm securing local talent for the 'ablerux
and marches. During the interuisson be-
tween the tableaux masquers only viii b.
allowed to dance on the floor until tha
close OF the last tabeaux. whoa all will bo
permitted to dance.
The following committees have the mat
ter In charge
Arrangement commit,ee--Tieut Jno X.
MORN. G. w. Fellows. II. c Moulder IN
vltaiion committee--Capt Robt y. Craig.
Fred Kersten. J G. Buckley, J j Ma Re
ceptlon committee Maj. n. G. Hclber-.
Lieut. i G. Decker. II. Z R'eman Capt.
+ ] Thavouut, Gen r. Cooke Nal 4. II.
Franklin Capt. +, A. Roichlrdt Capt las.
LAWYER capt. II II Rice Capt e Towlas.
Lieut. K r. Rolf. Floor COMMITTEES = n.
Kohoc II. II. Donahue, Lieut. Spencer
Hutchns. Lieut.. II. Canon. Lieut. Justin
White Lieut.. c. Beavcns. W " Thomas
bismarck Schultz. W. \. Reichardt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
THE VOTE At GEORGI.

,1,,, r,l,i ,,., 49, ~, =, -l -,
'"e ,oc,'u W, he'uru II, 'o'l lie neorsl t'e-
'l"'' N'ihe III yesterday Mo'hiuB'
The vote OF that precinct as follows.
For Joint resolution amending article 6.
o,,i,,, % -, a., ..t..... a..
s'" - VI '''' ''"'''" u 'n' ',H'o
oil IeNas requiring persons oI foreign pirth
to declare their intention to become cit-
IONS NJ ,bc ,rc,,oa states siv ,,o,,bs to,nro
'' S''
any election at Wh'eh sueh person may
oiler to vote. 10; against Joint resolution
amending articlc 4 scc,ion . nj Tho ron
s,itr,io,, ~ cha ct,,. -, roxas ,,or
a a,i,o,'''', " '''e 9'",V p' ltAHs w.
'',,', 10 al a, %, Wv
,', '!'' ~, ~
nryay ,' "' W. ' o.
n'S"" electors NJ NHneN tlV'l"ia' So
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be used TO defray the necessary expcns Is
OF the home during the coming years All
can help 10 the work. II you can not at
tend the Chrysanthemum show send for
some flowers or u bunch. or send a con-
iribution TO the entertainment. All are
cordially invited to attend. There will be
music each evening. For the small ad-
mission teo OF 25 cents YOU can see this
ilne display while listening to sweet music.
The refreshments will he served up stairs.
Last year number OF visitors missed this
interesting feature OF the entertainment,
hence this special announcement. Lunch
and supper will be served at 10 to % cents.
All chnritahly- disposed Houstonians should
patron!zo tho Chrysantnemum Show.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
WoMAN,s DRESS AssocIATIoN.

The Houston Auxiliary of the State
Woman's Press association met with the
president yesterday morning for the trans
action Of business OF private nature The
following women have been elected as
members of the state organization. Mrs
jennie Moore Randolph, Mrs. s. X Nc
llhonny. Mrs. NJ. II. Foster. Mrs. Velma
Johnston and Miss Ruth Richardson At
the next meeting Mrs. Johnston will read
"A paper
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
HAD To ne AMpurArEp

Yesterday the physicians amputatod VIII
iyles Lex, above the knee, Gangrcno had
set in and this course was necessary to
save his life.
WIN lylCs WAS recently shot by officer
Quinn in the Fifth ward. and great efforts
have been made 10 save his limb. but 1t
could not be done.
At last accounts MIR. Lyles was resting
easy and in fair way to recover. though
even in that case he will remain cripple
for lifp
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
THE AFFIDAVIT COST SALE

OF shoes at W. h, Green's New Shoe
store, 1909 Congress avenue. commences
W, W., morning All the salcsmen, including
Mr.. Green, have sworn to soil tbnsn rl,,r,
az married cost mp to January |, 1897. Tho
store vas closed yesterday getting things
IN readiness for this novel sale which
doubtless viii be a huge success. Attend if
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

baEStQs
$. NJ. Rushmore VS.. J. II. Hill; continued
VIM. b. King 4 Co. We. J. W. Meyer;
continued
Ross G Wright VS.. Or. F. b. Huston;
continued.
Vim. n. King & Co. VS.. C. u. Williams
| ct al. judgmen; by default
Same VS.. Tom Greenwood; judgment by
default.
Albert Acramen VS.. Mrs. A. J. Mayberry
continued.
Carson. sewall 4 Co. vs.. Dixon & Smith
judgment by default.
Coco Cola company VS. S. A. Brown et
oil. Judgment by default
James NJ. Butler vs.. san Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway company; dismissed.
tinued.
Houston Gas Light company VS.. W. A.
Tryon G, al. continued.
J. Half, assignee. Us. c. c. Gehring
continued
Houston Gas Iigh, company VS.. Henscn
& Hipp continued
Same VS.. W A. Tryon ct al; continued.
a +. Lincoln vs.. o. NJ. McAuiey' con-
f. +. Mullen w. J b. Marnion. con
tinued
same vs Nancy Gibbs; continued
4. F. Lincoln Va y. Maherry; con-
iinucd
Hayes & Fryniicr vs. Susie Lee passed.
Same vs.. Leslie r Watkins passed.
Frank Moore e al vs.. II L. Lewis ct al;
Judgment hy default
saHie Capita VS. Bob Bell, continued
houston and TEXAS Central Railway
company " Fuinion q al; continued
+ p olcoit vs. Thomas S Bugsoy &
Co. continued
Hons,on lnsfnllment company vs.. Mat
tie Watson. continued
-
for November 60 ia 4. n.
Thcodorc Keller vs.. sam Cohen; set
foy November q 10 a N
Wagner s Chaho, vs. Z. c Crawford
set Cor November q. 3 p. m.
x Morris W Houston Auditorium
sci Tor December 4, 10 a IN.
Horny Marsh vs.. Travellers Insurance
company continued
~ A. Hcicnarit US FL Heard and wife
Judgment by default
Same vs. II - Harding; continued
II Wen vs Henderson Clements, Sc,
fcr November 30 p. II.
Same - Houston East and West Texas
Railway company Set for November 30.
p ~.
Rohcr, Man IS Galveston. Harrisburg
ana san Antonio Railway company; set
Tor November IL. p m
J. * Morris Hardware company We. l..
Smith continued
y u Taylor Is sons vs. G Baker;
continued
l. Autry vs. W c. Morrill, e, al; iuds-
mcni for plaintiff
L Newman vs W. c Morrill, G, al,
Judgment Tor plaintiff
Same ys r r Grinstcd Ct al. Judgment
by default
! u Newra,h vs. : II Yates. juar-
ucui b} default
j S Pagan 50 Frank Mauuo. Judgment
~ default
VIM KING < Co VS.. II G Green
Judgment by default
4 lincoln rs Cora Allen ct al set
Teuuy company VS. S NJ Rushmore
judgment hy default
= buTnes IS. Jackson Martin contn-
ucd
Gcorge cndurp vs. J W Daniels iss-
tnen' bf default
T y Lof'us vs. Prccina BOX continued.
o y Casscl VS. C. A Trnvhrilso: set
Tor November rs : y m
frters -af. Huiding anil loan company
ys e $ Morrow continued
peroird Randolph VS. Klunhuccht &
ottmani continued
Same IS. vlrHnia Tire and Insurance
company; continued
J. J hurrouChs va Mrs. Mary Bolmer
Judgment by defaul,
Hamilton Brown shoe company VS. A. J,
Thrash judgment by default
Knitting Minis Trading company vs. A.
: shoonwRrn Judgment hy Default
Vh'n Mriwrkr 49, san Antonio and
iraosas Pass Railway company, set FOR
Novrmho- "a no p. M
J s. Davidson Va Houston CARRIAGE
COMPANY sei for November 16, m n m
NJ Rovles SIS Lucius G. Pickcl, judy
rlrni by dcfaul,
= yttrf,, A,.ne,.. ,,,.t.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
A MISTAKE

was made in +. l.. Hoods advertisement
which appeared in Sundays Post. by stat
ing that he WAS selling Mantcl Folding
Reds as low as sS.75 No one could hardly
expect TO get such piece Of furniture for
so sInall sum. II should have read $3.50.
when is low price for such an article.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
JUSTICE NAHoNEYIs corar-

Yesterday Justice Mnhoney called rho FOL
lowing civil docket for the November ,ern
D'llnsham. receiver. vs. J. C. Robinson.
continued
same VI J Couch. continued.
southern Development company VS.. c.
Nj. Sloan. continued
same " same. continued
tinued
+, +. Alcott vs. j. NJ. Smith continued
;. G. Spencer vs., & l. Griffin. continued
continued " .
Same vs. Newton Ropley ct al. con-
tinued
Same VS.. same; continued
Ed ShulF VS.. Il. II. Leigh; continued
Amos Collins Va Ike Nelson; continued
a, +. Lincoln VS.. A. Il Crawford con :
tinucd
K. v. Love vs., J. II Johnson, continued.
A. T. Lincoln vs.. George Cater. set for
November 81. 10 a. m.
Same vs. Eliza Saunders; set for No
Won Der 81, 10 a. m
w, \ Young vs.. Charles Woolhurn. con.
tlnucd '''
i, q PeFect Va l.. NJ. Josrph. continued
Houston Ice and nrcwing company VS.
Mariana Plyettc: continued
Holkamp \ bader ", S. VI. Gowan. con
tinued.
D. McMahan vs. Mrs r. y. noycc: con-
tlnued,
Louis Wischlcr vs. stropc 4 John. con-
IL NJ Curtin vs. T.. NJ. Hendricks e, n,
continued
NJ T. Jones Lumber company VS. r s
Archer continued
New Orleans brewing company VS.. Jacob
Brier. continued
Houston Gas Light company VS.. j. NJ
/ Harper. continued
i. Il, Jones VS., Sam Lett: continued
Sidney Johnson VS. s. II. s. Androws,
set for November 10. y m
Borchard nrashcr 6 Co Va lgnatius In.
grando. set for November 10. 10 a. m
Necco & EIscman va. Bayou City Lumber
company; continued
Same VS.. Minnie Bringhurst, continued
Martin Morallis VS. Mrs, Stella: con,
tinucd.
n o'Mallcy VS., e II Carroll ct al: con.
tirued.
VIM. II King & Co. VS.. Jones 6 HEX,
man; continued
W. v Glasscock VS.. a, s. Kalle: dis,
missed
John Collins vs. John Dalton: continued
Same VS.. J n pruett: continued,
r. T. Hood VS. CrcSic Davis; continued
Same VS. Annio Turner, continued
Houston Cemetery company VS.. Charlie.
Rnrers continued
Same va. Charles Keller; continued
Same VS. A. Sens. continued
Annie Caverly VS.. J. O. Dalton 81 al
continued
= '. Hood VS. Frank Chcsson: continued
@. y Hall vs. \. Youtz: continued.
rlfor VS.. J \, Bryant, SIR, ct al
paced
same vs. W. r. Griffin. rassed.
{ e. ". Jones VS., W. NJ Wlke: CON
tir"nd
pouston Abstract company vs.. w. W
Sr~''h' iudgmcnt nv default
Whitney National bank VS. Abe Harrison
ct al continued
w. " Caldwell VS. Houston Fruit and
Preservinv company: continued
Ps-ing- cor''s Hardware company vs. A
IN ~-.>: continued
~ K'-- We rohr r. phoacs' continued
Mo- Augustine Buck vs. Eidon Burnes
lec-.i,ued.
Galveston National bank VS., r. 3. Stew
Tart -et al; continued
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

Chrysanthomum Day at the Fair at Dick
ihson, November 10 TO II. will outshine
anything ever gotten together in one local.
ity in South Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
Will RE RuRIEn mus MORNING

The funeral Of switchman Bonatz, who
met his death at Galveston Sunday by be-
lns Knocked from Galveston Houston and
Henderson switch engine and run over. will
occur from his home at No. "a Jackson
street. in this city. this morning at 10
O'clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

Mrs. Elizabeth Flocck VS. plantcrs and
Mechanics bank, garnishmcnt.
\ t SittiE VS. pythian Han assoc,a B.
ton, before Special Judge Wilson; iude
ment Tor plaintiff for $3.50. with interest
al & per cent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

For district conrt--Adclinc Colher, ct
al vs.. L. e Brow and John Cross. tres
pass 10 try title.
For the county court-Drowuc 4 Mel
finger vs. W G. Terry ct al. debt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
WIDE OPEN AND SHIT orr

Our doors are wide open for husiross
We have shut off and shut out had ,,o,.,s
our color cant be equaled We INIT
comparison. Ring 1857. The Model Lam.
dry, 10ll Prairie. -'"u
Hamburger & Dreyling. Prons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
THE SOUL STIRRING WORDS
Uttered Last Night by Evangelist
Crittenton.
The STORY OF HIS OWN LIFE
The vast A I'D i~ace Moved to Tsars and
Smile. Al The VIII Of the speaker.
A Remarkable Sermon.


the Critton,on revival force yesterday at
ternoou in the First paptist church. Mr.
I cn-,,.,,,- io.a,o,. ,h. ..r,.,.a
NteF Singing ana prayer scrlpturH
lesson was read ana strong sermon was
then delivered by Mr. Carpen,er upon the
snh,oc, ., ,,,,,, &, -,rts, 7, yos a, e,rr-
;"
es' "Ppe"' io' MOI! ANU peace'"i me III
preparation for the hereafter.
Testimonies then followed a larger pro-
.,r.,,,, -, ,,,o s,,i,.,.., or.-,+,, ,,air word
-. -.
~ '"AeH VI '"e" ''''N'""'e ~ N"' 49, 'n""
al any previous afternoon meeting. Inc
church was almost full. the first two or
three rows be,nr nlled nv children who
-, ~. ,t, ..t,.. -, ..,
VIZ ~ 49, ei''AO'e W '"''0
10 their Maker by Testimonies as 10 thelr
love FOR Him In the entrance hall OF the
church school hooks and lunch baskets
49, n, a., 49, t,. 800. t,,t,,,
I tha' great huApct Oh sCuool poEs Ahu
slF's were present heit ltesh young ldNes
were very notceaule IN the inee"us anu
| tueF wore among tne hlst 10 rise anu a.
! hnoN'euse thelt 'hI's'iah 'a'th 4no' Az
"f'SS's were given uE the WInls'ola PpVs-
en- upon ui"ertut inoUsh,s F'Son'rN uy
/ iAe i'N'7 V"o'eu "u" huSh NJ Wa ~
/ hN"NtNt "s MI as 1929 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
FRESH WIIITr pAINr

The front Of l.. NJ Jones & Co. S store
las Just received a fresh coat of white paint
md 1t presents a brght and attractive ap-
'eara ace. which is in keeping with the
arge stock of gentlemens clothing and
furnishings carried by this progressive con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
W. ". OTTER

plumber gas aud steam filter. has movcJ
from eOo Commerce avenupe 10 l0a Main
street continuation OF old and new
patronage is solicited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

thousands of cases OF rheumatism have
been cured by Emier \ Amends Pre-
try bottle of same. Il. r Schmidt
Houston, Texas. Sole Agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
WnATENER ISIS Ga

ms old saying means that there is M
way OF getting away from facts. ono y,ro
Ia'' Is 'h"' u 'aekard's Troy Laundry. ole
'Falrie avenue, is the leader, holding Tint
ilace ny reason OF superior equipment and
call Phone $32 and be sure of satis,a,, Jul ,l
work every time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

Childrcn,s Day at the Fair at Dickinson
Will lie Saturday, November IA, Every
school boy or girl should take one more
fall outing before winter sets In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

November 10 is the opening day for the
grand annual fair and racing season given
ny the management Of the Texas Coast
Fair at Dickinson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

Angostura Bitters, the world renowned
South American appetizer. cures dyspen-
STA, etc, DIR. j. G. b Siegert & Sons. solo
manufacturers S''O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

John l. Rice and Miss Il. T.. Hatcher
John William Thcil and Miss Jeannette
SAmoreus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10

visit the womans department at the
Fair at Dickinson, November 10 to IA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
TO cuKE U0LU ONE DAY

take Laxative Bromo Quumc Tablets.
To cure, &c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-10
.CANVASSING THE RETURNS.
County Commissioners Going Over
the Election Figures.
THE OFFICERS-ELECr CAN QUALIFY
A. Soon as They Receive Ceruncates
and Make Their ofnciai honda.
Other Court Notes.

The county commissioners me, yester-
day In regular monthly session with Coun-
ty Judge Tod presiding for the las, time
over this court ard with 3 full board
present.
approving claims and election bills
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-10-09

gone through life as an elephant goes through
q forest, crushing and breaking q pathway for
himself alone, or as devil-flsh crawls through
from every living thing in reach, how can we
1ntrust such man with the responsibilities
and authority of public Office?
Give Hanna four years of pow
er and he will paint the White
House black!
He will utterly destroy every vestige OF
trades uniOniSm, for he will have the army,
the navy. and the treasury at his command
He will discover that 1t is cheaper to abolish
manhood suffrage than to buy votes: and next
less men may ever have to record their votes
for President. Many Republican workmen
are thoughtle>sly going to the ballot-bOx just
in an OK goes to barbacue-gaily decorated
Mayor Pingree gave us national motto
when he said: "Give the people what they
want" am not one of those who regard the
must be chained and muzzled The expert
ment of the referendum in Switzerland has
proved that when the people are left entirely
free they are naturally conservative. French
revolutions never occur except when some
King Louis has repressed the people and
goaded them to resistance, 81 am the State,
said the boastful king and the people replied
trust in the common heart of all more
than In the private scheming OF any financial
syndicate. do not excuse the ignorance OF
the masses. do not celebrate their poverty;
They are far nearer the truth regarding all
social and political problems than those hood
lum students of Yale, whose only argument is
1t is time to CO operate and enjoy the crea-
ton of our hands; and otherwise all the energy
and daring and inventiveness of our fathers
has come to naught. 90 not believe tnat Co 90
that the monOpOlist is the last and hlghesC
product of human evolution