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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04
The well-known Wakefield Farm. sltu

The well-known Wakefield Farm. situ-
ated III West Gardiner, about three miles
Elizabeth X. Ware, is offered for sale:
This place consists of some i35 acres Of
excellent land. suitably divided into till
age, paSturage and wood land. Has q
large orchard: cuts some SO tons of hay;
well water both at buildings and in past
ure. House one and half story, blinded,
papered and painted. Also carriage house
change her residence, possession can be
given Immediately upon sale of the
premises. The cIops are all in. This
offers rare inducement to any farmer
desiring to get farm Of excellent land
near to depot and good markets For
price and terms apply to Il. w. White
house. Augusta. Maine. junel2dtf
For sale or 10 let, convenienI modern
house on QuiInby street. l. II. Randall.
anr2ltf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04

from one of the leading artists of central
Maine. MIR. J. S. HART, organist of ST.
Marks church: Melville Smith Augusta
for some years. and nave invariably
found 1t an instrument satisfactory IN
tone. Of agreeable action, and quite re
markable for tune-staying capacity
Finest piano Oh the market for the
money. Low prices to suit the times.
Piano rooms. % Winthrop street, UPRIGHT
pianos to rent. Melvi.ls Smith, Ag't.
feb22dtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04

Two house lots on Lincoln street, Ad-
dress Nellie NJ. Stevens. City apr2Sdtf
At bargain. Top buggy but little used
latest style: Wentworth long distance
aXles. c. II. Mason, the Clotheir
Augusta Me. aue2ldtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04

\ new IL story house and ell. piazza.
wood shed ana garden. water. etc. good
reichhorhood. A rare bargain: two-
thirds paid on mortgage II desired. 4.
g Andrews. fnar20d-f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY

Tn Iet-ITcuse.
To let-Tenement.
N.al ted salesman
FoOtwear-F' l.. HerSey.
House lotS-W. H. Gannett.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04
LOST,

MADAM BRANN-Clairvoyan is at AZ
Gage street, Augusta, Me. july20dtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04

Competent girl for general housework
in small family. must be good cook Ad-
dress. giving references. Box IS, Augusta
sept2dlw%
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04

Cottage house WIFI stable; also two
tenements. Inquire of h a. Nichols Is
Gage street. msr9sdts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-09-04

An experienced kitchen girl at the City
Hotel, Augusta. sept3dtf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

said that the financial condircn OF tho
city made IL necessary Tor the iiha'i.e
committee to ssue script anu ma, no
one Regretted the necessity more than
he did. No ore would he more pleased
than he would. he sa.u. II the CltH th-
ps1ves could IN paid on IN ctsh ne
script had no; been made interest hstilhs
he, auSe 4 was not customary to 90 SO.
C;her c ties when they 's'tle script a., a.,
NOS make them interest r'ai ;ns- NJ
amount Of Delinquent taxes. y. SUI VI
/, rouli h. collected would be a'npls
- pay in cash. IS tnirc Wet, no1e i.''h
Tho matter was finally POSTPONED until
a. tn mayor has raturned and Will he
tlefsnt at tho meeting tni- afternoon.
the matter VIII 10 dour me up LOT
iirsl 81 Syosrion 5000 =,
There Is another matter ~ some sencrii
inierest thu, will also come W TOR soins
iispcsrioa and that s Che 10" sch"N
The ciiy council having called nnen
thu. school board for Is rcasonS tof nov
rejoicing Professor 7. j AtWoo. Nln-
c'ral II ,t's Dow school AT the Ast me-
ms of ihe hoard. tho secretary Ms Az
,horizei to furnish he ccnnc NJ IN,
reasons aud this reror, VII We maze III
ioday's meeting Of the cou7ci.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
AFRO-AMERIcA% FAIR.

Wha. a We'll Known Co'7rei Educator
Says AbolN Its Advantages.
Tho following letter from Il Moli known
coiored ed icator has ban received ny
the managers Of the Afr7-.\merlcan fair.
Austin. Texas. July H. The effort ~
the colorel citizens n HouSstoei TO hold
IL Stat. tAir IL Angus. c.ssr.e= We. ct
ali citizeus Such ii spir.t OF tnterrrise
and negro push must arrest the attat-
Ton and mer,.s the consideratson OF every
iaqr IN nd 81 man IN Texas No better
chance las been given Us to SNOW the
our lahors rhdn IN this Atro-Amercan
iair. Nothing VIII do more TO impress
cur ne'shhofs than grad 3i;ioa
waite school rooms. aud 1t Is our, hope
chat IN" teachers VIII generously re
slond. aud .eplhnSiastieally snppor, ms
turn. our .ond zion demands that We So
above theories ana meu- the nNpectatl9ns
lair we can al Should make such
show OF 1ur Progress that more htoral
views vii he taken ~ our r. Al needs.
ut ont among them for years. and yet
many Of th"m cnterta n erroneous views
Of u hat are dong fer ours ives, Now
Is our exceptional rpl'prtnr&y to MAKE
such nm ARRAY OF educational school work
as wal tttraet public attention. lmpr'i-
s.ons OF srhool work gotten by visitors
ARE certain 10 u.,Nd sentiment and VIII
dc much towards ll.r,,ng the few who
81, thiiht a '-prr hlem" EXISTS. oul friends
ihink ~ .hould do something for our
o,>n dryelnrncni aud are lo'king ~,
hoIfug for = cd results, and as teachers
social ,ndfavnfs - place before ,he husi-
rrss mon Of Texas wha, we are dong in
educational lines - become NOR" IN
~ 'lis,ut ciMzons and At the same tine To
inplart broad views of M" an a. '-
tcis of rapidly developing State. Our
friends want that We iprg Il nd'n o. -
Il ftfHf
selves rs cilzens of Texas. deeply in
iercstod In everything which effects
tho material and intellectual rrogr' - Of
our home folks. In every honest effort
on our rnr;. aiming at mnr " nlen'
We can rat ISSUED our friends aye win
US, and hope tho thr,e thousand teach
crs OF col1rCd youths in Texas. VIII set
/ 50 me of the results OF their works hciors
the public NJ the Afro-American fair.
| I q Anderson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
TRAIN DELAYED.


La Porto Train Delayed nv an Accident
just below the city.
Tho La Porte train that was due IN inns
city at $50 O'Clock Yesterday morning
was derni,ed about four miles below the
city. and fortunat ,lv 10 one was hnr,
and very little damage was done.
The train had just crossed the bridge
spanning iluffalo bayou and While on
the newly constructed track leading to me
Texas Transportation track. the Iails
spread and tho tender and passenger
coaches lrft tho rails. The tralA was
MOVING slowly Mt IN" time of the rect
dent, and the passengers suffered no IN
jury. save a little 'haking up.
sur -rlnicnieni MulveY OF IN. southern
Pacific heard If tho derailmen' AMI Went
down to the scene with an engine. Inc
passengers were brought 20 the city ana
a wrcckng train sent down. The coaches
were quickly Put back on the track and
the track oncnod m for trains after a
few hours delay
Tho road where the accident CURED
has hat recently becn constructci and
tho roceu; rains caused the rails 10
road
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
WEATHER AND CROPS

~, =, --Tk
r oi' ni'' ~ y, ., lir =. h'r, yesterdu
- ~ , - ,'., i,,,,rn,lin, ,rrs.,tly.
- ~ - .,.''' ~ 80 =, drouth !
w arr, ~ X =, Jnly Nth pk:3
.ha llh. bon pro o,e ,ood FOL y
EaI' anu pr'si'0''9 a'' ,,,v !
Copnora- cove, Texas, IN" ,yu
srlendi ram has fallen here ioab
first since April II. 1, comes u"
help corn
Roc,rs Texas .uilv 1e.--Lgal.
have fallen here ami cloudy we VIZ,
some. \ heavy ran IS muca ne~'
D.ll, g Tsxas Julv y. -HeW
ca,,1i,,,n fali'n,- a1,i rep1rts rece'1
o,,ttn ~ errb,N,s are that The
c ,.,l '' n r'n ,, irN.T 10 be lang
l Mr'I rain W. s3 unl''S''i -
49, July ~
'orreras '3Ne' ~, ,,,,s has !
irou II OF over TWO n' II, ,ralnei =
lf' zen ~ ~ ran, "a ra,Dlfs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
pENsoNAL MENTION.
Sam I. Price of YoAhum is In the ci

Sam I. Price of YoaAum is In the city.
NJ ~ Nj l.arrin. well kncwn citizen
oil Austin. is in the ciiy.
H. Tankersley of Brazoria county Is in
the city.
Mir John u Gombert anl wife Of Cal
weston We're II the city Yesterday on thelr
NAY % sour Lake. They stopped ,vsr TO
sPoni he day with Mr.. Louis ';omoert,
brother Z MIR, John i. Ciombert.
MISS Susie Turner is at home again
AFTER a very pleasant vast to her friend,
Miss Lotta FINLEY, daughter OF Comp
iro!ler X. W. Finley ot Austin.
Miss Lila Williams has rctiencd from u
pheasant vsi; to relatiNas and friends ~
San Antonio. Bra.-.llc aud SAN Marcos.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
MANS BIRTHPLACE.

To me the great wonder of this world is
In what nconspicuous places tbs might
lest giants are born. Upon farms 50
rocky and h!lly that even huckwheai and
rnps ard onions are starved 10 death
they grow men. We talk about the laws
of heredity Where I'D Abraham Lincoln
come from Why, there Is no; one silver
thread 10 be traced among ali his an
cestry' Tia, brilliant mind seems 10 hnvo
hon kind,el amid darkness OF ignorance
and superstition Rev. +. d. Tamage
Presbyterian, pittshurg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
THE CITY COUNCIL


Some Matters ot INTEREST That VIII Come
Up This Afternoon
The regular weekly meeting of the city
counci VII take place this afternoon
at O'Clock. A. the last meeting of the
eonnch Alderman Sonnen made motion
providing that he caft.r the city pay In
cash or in warrants bearing interest.
Mayor Rice was absonS from the c!iy aud
Nd arman Il. q. siTcnt. who Is chairman
OF the finance con mttec. pres led ~
mayar pro tenn. Those who agreed With
Alderman SNnnen's proposition sara mat
II vas unfair 10 ask those who worked for
tn, city 10 stand a discount OF not less
Than 10 per cent on th.ar salaries fhry
said that The warrants issued by the r'ty
We're nothing more than due hifls, hat
NJ stipulation was made as To when they
would r. rad. nor did they bear inter
est II they We're made - as 10 he ma ie
negotiable. they claimed that the Guys
employees could more easily realize on
tom. -
Alderman Street. as chairman OF the
finance committee came 20 the rescue
and defended tho issuance OF soriTf' he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
CAPTIVE.

when IN the dark of some despair'ng
sorrow has all her will with me. and
Is full forgotten, through her dear de-
stes,s Music. reckoning with a hand
supreme ""
For me 70 follow. Straight ( SEQ tho
Where the winds dip Thorn IN the far
bright seas INV "''
Ihai ron and break upon tho iIehrdos.
birds scream. '''' seh-
or i may be n palace gardens falls
~. ,m19hi'sht on VIDE roses, where the
OF c one great lover heart in PASSION
10 's wG,, IN other hearts And. listening.
know. while sink my slow d.sso,,..,a
SO Music hred Eurydioe from heu
--iiarriet Prescott Spofford in NJ o.,
fury. !" inc Gem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
GOOD TIlINliS

/, + easy to claim the best: generally
The poorer the goods HE stronger tie
claim. We would l.kc to haze You Try
the Model Laundry. loll Prair'e. where
lhey have the finest machinery and best
Of help. Remember the details OF gem
ilomans toilet can not he studied toe
closely, for say what you viii. nine out
OF every ton people are Judged by theii.
clothes, especially their linen. Ring w
phone IN and give us "A trial. We viii
STAND or lal by your verdict
Hamburger 4 Dro Wiling. propr,ntnrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

Captain L. +. Alien has added To his
residence on the hill at Morgan's Point
within TWO blocks OF the steamboat land,
Ing, several cool and con,fori;,ll.
bedrooms. large and commod Gus dining
mo.lorn conycn.snces md Is , wn,er ana
accommodate hoarders by the day. weei.
or month. with or without lodging Stcam-
err Eugene VIII leave Houston Tor Nor
san's Pom, OF Mondays. Wednesdays ana
Fridays At $3.50 n. m. and on sundays al
a M. Several comfortable cottages also
for rent ~'"N
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
WOMAN AND HER SPHERE.
A Reply "a pr, l.aa0nil's hsccnt
Scr,nm.
A GREATEs ;iGEDllM On ACTION
Will Nss CAENs Wumans tnflsscs Yer
Coed ~ Es ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rAss
Asa svsnsnt%
GREA7Es sagE8uA OF ACTION


for suus.ay --,sr-4rs. June =. / Went TO
hear his e1sosa:ic1 % 4 Personally, l
enterrss7 ire highest regard Tor Dr.
Lea,eIi Have preserved IN my ready
re.ere.ace hook s.aopses OF several ser
mons have had the privilege OF hearing
him preach because I deemed his teach
.ng OF he highest ordcr and specially de-
aligned as bulwark against much we are
required TO endure daily.
A large portion OF his discourse or
''ChrEan Woman's Place" was good;
many incontestabie truths being con-
tanned In It; they need no def sase how
ever. since they speak for themselves.
But, like mysel: and others, Or. Level
IS finite. hence liable to err, and while ne
may still be right and w~org. Ne, I
can no. Sue the question In the Nch' h.
presents II, and since from az honest
desire for suli further enlightenment
take the liberty Of differing from him.
trust he Will not CONSIDER me d personal
enemy or antagonist.
FIRST want TO ask where else in ma
ture or az, does he greatest good ac-
complish the hes, results when condemn
ed 10 n limited sphere OF action? For 70
.ne this seems "a BRIEF summary OF his
discourse.
Nowhere that can find does the Bible
define as limited ''~oman's sphere The
makers, true. bu- among ;h-in were
rulers. judges anu prtnChtcS ~. we'll, aui
w do not read lHa' tucy had any ~
.urous or hurtf.l elect on r.aAkln4.
Moaeru wonauhocI loes No.. ana levcr
has asked u ,e einane.psiri tro'u tie
duties ~ her own proper realm. whatever
tnes may t-- ~ whatever iuE. realm is.
end which We snould IKE to near Bibaeal
ittii iaprliy il, ilNlnE, IN" ;.-ith Is lfa'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

Y
= h-s-e r-TTsoNt al i4<atganoes - tar as
s,.~s.t4e. taas aiding ~ neg urw..i1s nis!s'.
s..A Tie o.ss=sd assurance ia". sac MAJ
Wanla the memory &c those nova
lras ~ss,s.a wSs a1..sSsE s. .nsss". :,
cnscch choir. Comparatively sp.-.h -,
D.. i tew years nave lass.u Sit Wy
| preachers. g eren tearaeis "S..T "a" 80
l.snyii.c.Nl mon tha: She Vas gong !"
'rssc-utioaile' soc4e,y os taking u ,u'il,
aro,.,er ssh tina, All s lost" YET II 1t -
| rshi Aaw < Mas Tires. TOT i.u.H 81
change 20 accommodate public ,opiaion.
| eiiiis h,.Sl..i to perceive 81 anu nhAt a.
,rle Of that lime compared 10 this may
The fisairc has 70 reveal.
Woman has .'ia-si retaT'i, fa;rze'i -
ETY. hot n dgnl 20 81 n n,-, q H-.,,,i
tn. condition Of the barren anu z"hi.
! snp has brought only god 1nlarNSes -
thc world by atainirr tnc i9'ly rat.T
that greater freedom Of acucn. iie,f 'N-
| e;ctse ~ irtsleci. a1a me-. -
kind TO s,ih higher l.veis ii soli.ilt.s,
for today there Is not ~. 1aG ~ 'Nl>i-
ence thus Chrtstlsr WOMAN nanes ~
not stretched f1rth % fsip oVet'hroN,
ard not = r!sh'. bat she & present 80 'i'i
- y. s'rlEe.e Tor hnmnni'y,s "--i.Te-
ftlt,- to allow winan's hes, powers
u-l'-riiod exercise. airn,..'-s A. n does
her influence for e I'D. then .hc reverse
| wrong 20 proceed in cn- direction. thc
oup1sii. mas, he rirht if tre wiits Emit
I Is dcn..i ls "~on'aY's sphere then 'ae
arr swe.i aae rpS. - tss.yfei h.,r- .ni
| tho entire exclusion cf her f'9Qi lni.InAce
! 70 il.e ss' ,llasf r. ssliie Emit must un
r"r'-for w.mter We ue noi spe akins
| ~ woman IS sf.',iAilz'p WliH-uEa!-. max
! ~ .i-r i7ii .-'3ce ;.r ST. ~ +"th
yelled 'llrknf's O.; f'stf.c5i's-'in si'e $40 ''i
=, .e1N & r - ESQ i1'- an
o. : r.. s. q! M'r'H ts2he. 2Ni We car or
/ l-3Le VIM %" W. '.ri max ~. y. ~ J..
~ na> con-. n VIZ p 'lii'.rr iii'- '.t
..i ~ ,.tnts ..t.s
,'eN,is W o.i kh- az " ~ ~, wa
.-N' 80 sll' .,.,
, ~ "',e.i On s3e'etF "''.lI 43N,".5s7s re-
'.'...'. ITO ,l'". "" -, ~.
- ,. q. - -. -,s..ii
~. 80. 49,,
r--s-. w .,.t,,,. - F. .l
-, - II. ,..l.. ~,.a,. ..ff
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sf''tiitAf ii'7 As-.i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

1hs old saving is surely verified in our
case right here under cur own eyes
Every body says that 81 Packard's rrov
Laundry. sl2 Prairie avenue. turns on;
not only the hes, laundry work In Hous-
t ,hn' ny n Texas Ih.s Is 80. Having
capable help that money can prosur..
only orc result can he had. best W nrk
Mork callsd for and delivered. Call up
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
c'lrY BREvirlEs.

Their was a meeting Yesterday after
noon of Tho Emmett Council. 1t WA II
regular meeting and only Routine business
WAS trlMsarifl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
pOpI'LlsT NOMINEE,

San Antonio. Texas, '", ~,
Staruar of BeXar counlt,. for rsrIss's,
dominated 10y ID popn,lisa,iss t',tct. ~ ~;
tive from the Ninetieth ,, n,s ~
u the counties of bsWNIIson
karnes. Lave oak ana W"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

DAYS ny A NEW PROCIiSS-For The
next 10 dGys l VIII cure the hqnor nahit
for $50 cash and guarantee cure or re-
fund the money. l am also prepard 10
treat the n,1rphiLe Eabit at my sani-
rarium. corner Man street and Elg!n ave
nue.. Houston. Texas. Best medical Mt
tcl tion. ilr. y. j. McN anna
Tobacco remedy s. per bottle. send
2-cert stamp for catalogue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

The II. Il. ~ w Il. Ry, has no city Of
ncn--rot yet--but il gets there just the
same. Tickets sold at Central depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

Through sleeprs to Tyler via II. F.. &
W 7. Ry. Trains leave Central depot
HoastoIl. and arrive a. Fruit Palace doors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

Pa, stlnr. Texas. July TO- Palestine
Lodge 3. Knights and Indies Of Dixie.
m,t In rogular sess.cn las night, with
most of'lc.rs pres, mt. Nira Common ar
c.ect j. w Mccoy was installed 10y Past
COMMANDER W. II. Il gsr>i. Tho following
delegates 10 the me ting OF The grand
lehge NJ Tyler, July Ia. wet'a clo.iel: s,r
krgishts j r. burnett, W h Rogers
II W WooAruff. j NJ. po3L Martin
liinzo and Ii'l m PennyIaclSer. The Lodge
unanimously inl rssl Commander Julian
hHnnyhacker fcr recollection as grand
scribe Of the State grand Lodge, and IN
Nlructfd nhelr delegates 10 place him in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

500 10 Tyler Fruit Palace, Through
sls.pers and coaches Via IL. t.. 4 ". I.
ny. Trains lard passengers at Fruit raj
al, grounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13

Dr. williams dentist. RIM building, Is
using the electric cataphoresis for pain
less filing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13


Thclv little 10 say 10 the little ones
today. The arrangement commit'ce Will
meet the Goat Editor ths afternoon ut
o cock and 4 tull programme VIII than
he outlined.
captain Tailor has heen Instructed 70
sec br. Cline ut Galveston and have nm
give us good weather, same as he always
has done. Dr. Cii., gets ont the prob
Abiliiles every day | want him 10 take
1t squ-ut over his loit shoulder a. THIS
rev moon, KS hunk ui IN tho SKY win
Ii. point pretty tar down ana looks Ike
mcst OF the water had leaked cut oi L.
all wish tor and expect good weather
tomorrow week
We Il publish the list Of nice pr.zes cur
big hearted merchants give us. TINS Wig
rain all over Texas makes tit IN feel 80
good they'll be awfui good TO Us. cause
th@y were all Just a praying for ram.
For the ii-tlc folks vel have oo1les
of blooms AMI plush monkeys and paint
boxes and musical chimes and dying
birds and swords and pop guns ana tops
and watches and swimming frogs and
O. ,ral tops and couGsrtines ana Moan :
arks. Wen have lots oil things Tor good
lii-le boys and girls.
You've sure got to be good all this week
or you can't CO.
nere are some more entries fer the foot
races:
Harry .Pendarvls John Pandarv.s, Iva
bert Kunz Mke Maltz.. Jake sway..n
| Rather Gentry BESSIE Sinclair. Ray SIN
| clair John Sinclair, Win Sinclair. hclry
| Matz. Fannie SNArtz.
| All you've. got TO do IS to send or bring
your name in to the Goat Editor. If as
| ont the assistant Will take the names.
| and ii she's out. too. why there " u al
| WAYS be somebody to leave your entries
| r'he Con. Editor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Austin, Texas, July l2.-Dlstric, Deputy
Grand Master Roi,ert e. Ehl-rt, accom-
pan I'd by y. b Mo'1, +. Wsttman. O. 'gd
Calhoun. Ben Marshall. Morris silver and
W. w Wood of tho Aust n lodse II Ola
Fsllcws. went TO Manor las, night aNi
installed the following officers uf WARD
l.on;e No. 373. II. A. Himpleman, y q.
J. K. Vaughn, Y. q. w. A. harrell, scr-
rotary. ". &. Puckett. treasurer. W T..
Rdney, w t;eorc, l.oveless. g. W. n.
Carson. 4. S. j b. Ashm.ore. l. s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-13
FROM THE GOAT EDITOR.
Everything Moving Along Nicely tor
Children's Day.
IHE MERCHANTS AND THE PRIZES.
Bergman and Ko-hig WIN 'a'' u" Them
Today-Wiu Have rienty for the
Lttie onea-More Eniries

To My Chums:
Everything S moving along nicely FOR
The Posts great annual Chiliren's Day.
which WI he held tomorrow week,
JULY q. AT FOREST PARK.
Don't forget that The Posts Children $
Day. whch is really a chidrcns outing,
VIII not be hold until tomorrow week.
This morning Mr. L. Bergman and Fred
knebis Will sart out an MISSION among
the merchants 10 augmsnt the list OF
pi~zes to be gwen. Every year ssnce the
childrm's Day was Exaggerated the mer-
chants have donated literally Ia the way
oi prizes ana cash This year there WI
be no cash asked for. The money from
the sale of PRIVILEGES "a TIC - .H :
80 lie about sufficient 70 pay Tor a n's
l4nd OF music and purchase numper
ii mnor pr2cs ter the !site tots "A'
run N The loot races. ,
lhe Houston i.eicnan,s wi. ~ doNot
be iuly a. liberal as usual. !l>' "
every article dona.cd and the ihiin" OF li.c
donor Il be published. SO that the chill
dren may know VIII, their friends are.
and nearly everybody IS friend oil Inc
i.ttlc onea.
OH, handsome Illustrated so,i-
ycnr OF the day, II WIN be
Well printed and ariisticallN gotten 'lp
and Wi. he something worth rrcscrX n :,
lie donates $50 OF them. which Will be
e. - rihbted fr,, on cite grounds. IA tl..s
souvenir Il fan list of tho pr5 al
usrs Will also be put shed Y q ~ no ''
row The children who enter these races
they can look at these souvenirs and ! .
reminded IF happy days and can recall the
liberal merchants who are making lIous-
ton sroa, today
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Attorneys nj Law,
Office Rooms bos 10 ST. B!nz Bldg. City
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depot T. Wi, sIIIm rsssrya ticket agent Contra,
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making him lead IN 'ho
Gossett.
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