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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-13

HOUSTON Electro Galvanic and Massage
Sanitarium. removed to Moore & Bur-
nett new building, corner Fannin and
Texas avenue. and occupy the entire
third floor. Drs, Mrs. Balfour e. Warner
who treat all diseases by Medical t'lec-
tricity. Galvanisrn, Massage and Electric
Medicated Napor. Electro Turkish, Water
and Needle Baths. SPECIFIC f'r Nheuma
tsm, Neuralgia. Malaria Blood. Skin
and Nervous Diseases. Their treatment
is unsurpassed for all Female Troubles.
Irregularities. Weakness ana general Ill
health peculiar to women. Urethal
Structure. Rupture. Piles, all Facial
Blemishes removed without injury 10 the
akin. Phone rs. IT
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$3.50 BUYS eight rooms Of nice furniture,
worth $500 If taken by Tuesday; rent
low near court house. southern Bust
ness Exchange, 606ie Main street. III
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FOR RENT-Cottage. Ave rooms and kit
chen; 1895 Walker ave. Apply 1903 Walk
er avenue for terms I.
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ScontInued on Page Four,
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want to sell cheap. on easy
terms, one Of the best income business
properties in Houston. also two good
residences and n few building lots, call
for particulars: nov is the time to buy
property. Geo. l., Porter, 30Iis Main
street. 10
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FOR RENT.

rop prSrm
roi. nENi-Ine large hsht anu spien-
10 feet an Na,n stre.t ara ia, feat on
fsus, a,nn,,a ~ Wy :, ,'ni. ~ .,,n,,, 10
' rvl paiuwu'a,' afP'' w
-. !. DenIls, houston. IeNas.
NICELY furnished large front room, with
Dire. for one or two geutlemen; So per
month AIS ST Emanuel corner Prairie
'" NO ''' '-'""'"V'' e''"0'
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FOR Rents stores in Flock building,
store Travis and Texas avenue and
second and third floors over Tusten's
iewclry store; also q GOOD houses r. J.
Collins. II
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NJ NJ ~, mh :, io,-rooi Sottage, Stsg UNI
nc Eer,n, Man,s epp,,S w. w, 'n,rDanv :,
q Roy ~ no "A
1870 -oN ~. ~
FOR RENT--Cottage. Ave rooms and kit
chen; 1895 Walker ave Apply 1903 Walk.
- er a.ellMc Tor terms: -
FOR RENT co,,or, Irf,,lrn n, Nrs
Menger's. % Artesian Place. ii
roH RtNr, r,r,-, ,,,,,,,s,-Ia,,,s 5000. 80,
PANTRY, for light housekecnins: two
blocks from Houston aud Texas Central
depot; six from market house; refer
'''0es 'eNu'reo' Apply izoz washington
.-----------------------------
FOR RENT-.Housc. with seven rooms.
Fourth ward tnorth). corner Kane and
IhNlor streets Apply corner Travis and
Franklin streets. w. Il. King n Co. is
U,or, p,S>r1, ,,-,,. -, = -, -
in FIN nnd snca n1 Sia TONS cse en- aS
Colhv KAN Bu,ldin,' '' h'e" ""i'tr
f''lt KEN i,Two large connecting rooms
on .VMet moor, Tor iight housekeeping,
t,lVrfnceS isW Brazos street, corner
llnliuA HNpuNr
FOR RENr -,iaa,r,,, 60, ,,,,.,, -,
with CRATE nicely furnished. hot and
cold water; bath privileges. Apply 1910
Preston nVc.. between san Jacinto aud
Caroline streets. ~
FOR RFNT-T',yo roofna al 6I7 CIrora
street. good neirh bo,hood va '''"' !,
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YOU CAN GET some sure money ny read
ing what we send free; National bank
references. Write to Day 4 RoperG
grain brokers. chicaso.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

GOOD BOARD and lodging at $3.50 per
week at lil0 Preston avenue. is
ROOM AND BOARD--Ratcs reasonable,
by DAY, week or month, central and con
venient to business portion OF the city.
quiet place; 81 Main. IS
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
board; hot and cold water. bath priv
ileses gas etc; three blocks from Capt.
tol hotel. No. $40 Travis street IL
ROOMS AND ,BOARD--Noat, airy. com
Portable rooms ana good table board .
close in. SIC San Jaeinto street. IS
NICELY Furnished rooms, best board IN
INC city, suitable for couples or gentle
,nFn $50 PER month; table board 81 per
week. Miss f. Kodller. 100 Cheneseri
street. -- - II
1ANTED - Day boarders at Hotel
"Naichez. Fifth ward. at 50 per week
,nhie supplied with the best the market
afferds. dive us a trial. 10
room AND BOARD--Large room, second
fNoor' in private family: hot and cold
y.ater bath privileges. southern exposure
Apply 1871 San Jacinto. u
Tz;T At HOTEL DENVER, $40 per,
70 ,,s..l,. sleep al Hotel Denver, 500 per
week. more for your money than any
place In town, 10
M EGANT ROOMS with best board In
citv suitable for couples or gentlemen;
Sa6 ner month; table board, $3.50 week
Central location; l2lS Prairie avenue. IL
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ra.y and Preparatory Courses. Hamps


cray and Preparatory Courses. Hamps
Building. Day and Night School.
THE MOST VALUABLE CHRISTMAS
PRESENT you can give your son or
daughter. and which will increase in
value through life, is q thorough course
writing School. II
NEW YORK RESTARANT-Yee Lee &
Co., proprietors; No. 1917 Congress ave
nue.: nrst- class In every respect, regular
meals 25c; open day and night. 2-l2
VIAN1 COMPANY, 400 Binz Building.
Health Book free; home treatment: LAZY
attendant; all ladies' are respectfully In
Nited TO cal at our rooms. Is
ALI. ladies' Wishing stylish dresses made
call on Mrs. j. X. Brunette Az Bin2
building. IS
MUSIC STUDIO-l7lS Mckinney avcnuo.
between jackson aud Chenevert streets.
Prof. John J. Herrle, having located Ills
studio and residence MS above, will nc
cept limited number of pupils on piano
violin. guitar mandolin and cornet;
terms 81 &c. s. per month. according to
advancement II
REDUCTION IN dressmakng; dresses
made from So up; also tailor system cut
ting taught free for 30 days. Nine. Dun
don. l0l2l9 Texas avenue. IA
NINE. c. A. BUJAC, pfaniste studio 2s2
Mason block: especial attention paid to
rudiments OF music. lessons at pupils
residences IL desired; instruction to bo-
ginners, also advanced students. Il
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FlhST-CLASS cook and baker wants sit
uation in or out of town; sober white
man; wages no object; wants good home
Address 1906 care Post IL
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\ sa,lie McCrea is visiting Miss
Rutledge OF Kennedy.
II Beck and family visited relations
n Antonio this week.
II. Lokey who has been quite sick
tme time, is again on the streets.
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] HAVE splendid lots In Third ward for
sale Will build houses on them to order.
Part cash. balance small monthly pay
ments low rate OF interest. VIM. Man
ger, Sl712 Main street. II
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SPECIAL NOTICE


NOT1CE-Called meeting of the stock
holders of the Y. NJ. r.. r. and j. Asso-
citation win be held in the Hutchins
House Tuesday january II. II a. M, for
election of directors and such business
as may be submitted O. c. Drew. Sec
Rotary. IA
To THE pCBL1C-Joseph Williams is no
longer connected with the Vienna Bnh-
orI, and the Vienna Bakery will not be
responsible for any debts made by him.
II. f. Salge. Is
PUBLIC NOT1CE-The public are hereby
warned not 20 purchasc certain notes
signed by II. 4. ID. Wilson aud payable
to me, purporting to have my indorse-
ment; also one note payable to j. w.
Johnson purpcrting to b. signed by me-
they are forgeries. j. II. Burnett. 10
NOTICE-January l, 1s96-The White Line
Furniture Co., composed OF G.. II. Miller
and j. Patton. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business in future
VIII he conducted by j. Patton. who will
assume all Indebtedness and receive all
accounts due &, u Miller,
"a j. Patton.
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PUBLIC STORAGE received at r. +.
Smiths large iron-clad storage ware
house, floor capacity 10000 square feet
bring your household goods, furniture,
trunlta pianos. carriages. all Kinds of
general merchandise. In small or car lots (:
rate reasonable; warehouse close In and
on railroad track; Phone 40, Il. y. Box
H. l.. y. Lyday, Manager. Ia
NOTICE-The hoard OF pharmacy for
the Eleventh district Will meet January
Is al 800 1-2 Main street TO examine ap-
plicants for registration. A. Il. kies-
ling, Reg. i-l5
CHICAGO STEAM DYE WORKS and
Hat Manufacturing Co Ladies' and
gents clothing and hats cleaned. dyed
end repaired. Fsikson. 12n Congress ave-
nue.. Houston.
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WANTED-pQs,tion. by druggist; regis
tered. experienced. young. sirgle. sober
and can furnish first class references:
correspondence solicited. Address Clerk.
care Hox 2l3. Lullng, Texas. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-13

TRUSTEES SALE-The undersigned is
now selling the entire stock OF $. NJ.
Rushmore for cash and at big dis
count. stock consists OF staple ana fancy
groceries. all and see me. Chas. J..
Tompkins 1906 Prairie street u
AL PARTIES are hereby notified to not
trade for the following described war
rant. which was stolen from US on the
night of the 9th instant; One State
warrant on American National bank,
Austin. Texas for s2H.20, in favor of
Austin Bros, account of local option,
Angelina county, Texas. ind6rsed by Aus.
tin Broe to S. j, Treadwell. and by $.
]. Treadwell 10 Texas Express Co. S. j.
a T. j. Treadwell, Burke, Texas. Il!
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PERSONAL.

SCHEFFIER'S HAIR COLORlNE-Ask
YOUR hair dressers or druggist for TINS
Instantaneous preparation whlcn WI
color the hair in seven different shades
black TO blonde and auburn; warranted
free from dead or any other injurious
substance best In the world; directions
come with each box, giving fun instruc,
items how TO apply, thus making II very
easy for any person not familiar WIN COL
oring their hair Houston Drug 20,
Agents. Graf Bros, Sl2 Broadway HeM
York, General Agents
FURNITURE moving, storing and pack.
ing by the old reliable White Line lne !
phone 500; corner Congress ana Main ,
c. i. Miller. manager; good warehouss,
lowest rate. 10
MRS BLACK, spiritual medium, removes
evil unites separated, gives ADVICE on
all affairs: Soc and 81 spirit photos
charms, etc. 20ii Preston avenue aiso
by mail. -
RUBBER GOODS Sealed particulars sent
married people. Specially Co.. Carroll.
ton. Mo. l-l9-ya
SOUR LAKE HOTEL rs open TO the pub
lie: the rooms IRE heated by steam, NOT
baths and other comforts are offered 70
its patrons. the hunting Is good. Az :
dress Geo Shaw, Sour Lake Hotel u
MADAME l.. WEsTPHALs, Paris mas
ouerade costumes md dress making
parlor. 1913 Mason Block; costumes Tor
rent and to order costumes FOR chiidrein5
from years. 10
EVERYONE SHOULD LEARN SHOE. >
HAND-Why? IL Is an education IN "
self. 1t saves time. labor. induces f9I-
rect pronunciation and spelling, heslu.s
being a most valuable accomplishment,
Houston Shorthand and Typewriting
Schoo,.
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w ANTiD- sltue ton by eitaround print
or; man of family; sober: city or coiIn-
try ~ Ter. Address w. nj. Edward. Cor
ticana, Texas. liz
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnishcd rooms ant
PANTRY. for light housekeeping: TIVE
blocks from Houston aud Texas Contra
depot Sin from market house; refer
enoes required. Apply 1902 Washington
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j. 3. DAUGHEKTY,
Kiam Building, Houston, Texas.

A. l.. AUTREl
Lean Agents F.;
property and
ness strictly
grefs avenue.
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swEDE. % yenrs old, wants work Of any
kind; like 70 do housework, attend "a
horse. buggy. yard, milk cows; try me.
Address 6t5. care Post. ia
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1sn haoy was sick, We gave her Castoria.
-" she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
4, SAe became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
'AeA she had children she gave them castoriA.
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SEEDS Wholesale and retail To arrive
January /. lSofi ono thousand barrels
Tennessee Triumph Potatoes; ono thou
sand bushels onion sets, one car peas
and beans. one car alfalfa clover seed
ore car bulk garden seeds of every de-
ecription our seeds are all direct from
the growers, pure and true to name.
Write for prico list
HALLOWAY & co.
TT Dallas. ToNaS
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LOST. FOUND, sTRAYED. STOLEN

Lost Diamond brooch, on Main street,
between Franklin street and Texas ave
nue.. Return 10 Kid Fox. at Lulu 'iiays,
Ji5 Louisiana street. and receive ru-
ward is
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MADAME BAIRD. MIND reader and bust
ness nediCm; dey elc ping mediums a spe-
c,alty, magnetic healer. cures without
Preston avenue Houston. Ia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hookkeeper and
office man with highest recornmendd-
tons desires position. rapid pcnman;
quick, ana accurate accountant. viii 20
anywhere; only living salary expected.
Address d91l. care Post. IA
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WANTS.

THE POST is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM OF TEXAS.
The charge for other Wants" is al
most nominal, and If you want anything
an AID. In the Cheap Column OF The Posi-
is sure TO get It for YOU. Especially Is
such the case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN, STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED 10 RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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TRADE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE square
w!li he taken IN exchange: send number,
nanh nnd specimen Of work OF type
writer. y. L. Foster Gonzales Texas.
III
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A clean,
fresh stock of groceries IN suburb. do
ing good business; no competition;
will sell or exchange for real estate In
or near Houston Address 600. care
Post. IL
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SITUATION wanted by a middIe-arcd
lsdy, cook or general houscwork, first
class references given; have one child.
Address $685.. care Post ii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-13

SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING grind
ing and polishing. prices moderate: cleo
trio supplies aud repairs. l.. II. Miller,
electric engineer. Houston, Texas. Il
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NICELY furnished large front room. with
nre. for one or two gentlemen; 81 per
month. AIS st. Emanuel. corner Prairie.
q.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-13

Tl5XAS CITY excels all other ports of
Texas In natural advantages, as Is shown
by her cotton business this year--over
Sc 900 bales received to date. We invite
comparison. Where Is the place to put
money, In a paper boom, auction
sale" town. or ia business place? Two
dredges now working on channel and i6
feet assured by May /. Texas City
Company, 205 KAN Building. IL
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REMOVAL have removed my drug
store to 500 Main street, corner Prairie
avenue. A. L. Kiesiing. II
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FOR Rents stores in Flock building,
store, Travis and Texas avenue. and
second and third floors over Tustens
jewclry store; also good houses. I. J.
Collins, II
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FOR SAlE-Two 4-acre tracts. near cit,
lnits; sandy ground. Jeter 4 Crawford
Hmichins house.
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WE CAN TEACH you shorthand and
typewriting by mail; write for circular
The Houston Shorthand and Typewrlting
School Mason block. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-13

WANTEp--rosition ny q man who Is n
fnsi-class bookkccpcr and office man,
experienced IN hardwurc.s quick dccu-
rate, satisfactory references Address,
with pattlculars, Box y, Moody Tcxas.lS
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YOUNG German wants to attend to horse
and buggy; anxious to get position right
away. Address 6aig care Post ID
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TO ExCIIANGE-si $40. 900 worth OF Houston
city property for farm and ranch be-
tween Wharton and Galveston only
owners need apply. Address 1blt. care
Post
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WANTED-~A position by refined young
children. Address A.. this office. ii
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-we have a fine prairie farm
OF GIL acres, III BrExoria county. Texas
fronting one mile on the north side OF
Bastrop bayou, situated miles g. u. OF
Ahgieton and about II miles north OF
Nelasco on the public road from Vclasco
t. Alvin. There is a fine iron bridge
across Bastrop bayou at this point. This
is said to be one of the best farms IN
BraEoria county al The lsnd has a. n ,sn
quality, being partly black waxy and
rarity black loan Of from TO 10 feet
deep; there Is no waste land on the place,
every acre Is first class; there are ~
acres now in cultivation and about 125
acres I'm hay meadow and pasture; there
Is also about 20 ares Of very me timber
new and include an excellent frame
dwelling of rooms, hall aud galleries,
which cost about $3.50. There a:e tive
It for sale at 1920 per acre, and ON easy
terms Write us for maps and particu'
Lars. Winters. Davis & Co.. Real Eslatc
and General Commission Agents, Fort
Worth, Texas. ~
COME TO FAIRBANKS.-is miles from
Houston, on Houston and Texas Central
railroad, six passenger trains a. day. 81
feet higher than Houston; black sandy
loan easily enl'iyadted o ana o ETfy ,r nq
adjoining the town site. at low prices
and easy terms to actual settlers; Fair.
banks wants a store, lumber Sara ana
try around Fairbanks the fnest natural
drained land In the county Ham q ~,
Der. solia Main street u
FOR SALt.-Sevcral houses and lots that
must be sold also acreage, cheap. 7
j. Collins, 1915. Congress avenue. II
LOTS in HarmoD and League addition
also II lots ncar Auditorium, on MAT
and Fannin; cheap, ana long Time. Y,
J. Collins. l0l6la Congress avenue, u
.ttf a
limits; sandy ground Jeter \ Crawford
llutchins house. II
Si50 BUYS Is acres choice land near city
must sell this week; call at once. j. a.
Friedman & Co. i0il2 Main street. "a
FOR SALE CHEAP 80 Farm on Bray $
bayou, four miles from court house,
Houston, on telephone road. consulting
OF fourteen acres. more or less. all un-
der fence, new siN-room house. two
horses, milk COW, calf, spring wagon
plows and other farm Implements or
plums grapes, all bearing soil, sandy
loan, drainage aud title perfect Apply
to II. =. Granger. li09 Franklin avenue.
between IL and p. m, II
NOTlCE--I want to sell cheap. on easy
terms one of the best income business
pronerties in houston. also two good
residences and n few building lots; cal
for particulars; nov IS the time to buy
property Geo. l., Porter, 30Iis MAR
street.
$3.50 BUYS eight rooms Of nice furniture
worth $500 If taken by Tuesday; rent
low near court house. Southern Bust
ness Exchange. 606ls Main street. L
LAND WANTED-I have to trade for ur-
incumbered Texas lands the select anc
fashonaby bred trotting stud belonging
to Prairie Dell Farm, Topeka, Kan. X
J. Lee proprietor. The lot includes stall
lions, mares and their produce, all. gilt
a Ksrfg Is Ir "a Ion
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WANTED TO BUY.

ME PAY CASH for all kinds of second
hand goods al Housefolders' Exchange,
1863 Washington street and Youngs ave.
-
WANTED-To buy good second hand
4 buggy or phae1on, must be In good con-
dition. Address 1G7. care Posi-, stating
price end place of residence. II
/ HAVE SEVERAL. CUSTOMERS for
Third ward property. unimproyed or Inn
proved. III you have anything to offer,
list 4 with me. N. NJ. Norfeet. Hutch.
ms House,
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COME TO FAIRnANKs--ls miles from

FOR SALk-Sevcral houses and lots tha
must be sold; also acreage cheap. 7
j. Collins, 1916. Congress avenue, i
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sr ]. A. Paine of Mountain Peak
here Monday.
B stevens and wife of Kosse spent
as here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-12
KNIGHTS OF LABOR MEET.

Rochester, n. Y, Nov. 10.-The regu-
lar session of the General Assembly Of
the Knights of Labor opened to-day with
100 delegates present from different parts
of the United States. General Master
Workman Sovereign presided. The
meeting throughout is secret, nothing be
ing given out except through the press
committee appointed by the General Mas
ter Workman, but a representative Of
the Associated Press was informed from
a very reliable source that one of the
most important subjects of elaboration
would DE tariff and that the present Con-
gress will be asked to take the duty of
window glass.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-12
TO REDISTRICT KANSAS.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov. 10.-When the
Kansas legislature convenes this winter
the first thing on the programme after the
election of United States Senator to
succeed PETER is to push a Congressional
district reappointment bill through. The
plan of the Populist members
who will control the legislature, is to di-
vide the State into eight districts instead
of seven, as at present, and to so arrange
the districts as to make seven Of them
safely Populist. Far-sighted politicians
see in this an opportunity Of electing a
Populist Senator to succeed United States
Senator Lucian Baker, thus gaining both
members of the Senate, and all but one
Of the congressman. The bill is said to
be in course of construction.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-12
GATESyILLE IN ASHES.
Devastating Fire Swept Over the
Pretty Little Town Yesterday
Morning.

Suffolk, Va, Nov. 11.-Gatesville, N.
c., is in ashes. A confagration swept
over the business portion of the town
at o'clock this morning, leaving de-
vastation in it's tracks. The flames were
not impeded by any fire department, and
they only ceased raging when there was
no more inhammable material contigu-
Gus to their confines. The startled popC-
lation looked on in dismay as the con-
Stunning element made short work OF :he
dry frame buildings
Full details are not obtainable tonight.
A courier from the scene reports the
following as the principal losses: Rid
dicks Hotel, Edgar Cross grocery, 4. A.
Brown, general merchandise store, and
Sheriff r. o. Riddick's residence. There
was practically no insurance. Owing TO
the undesirablity Of the risks the insur-
ance rates were so high as to be almost
prohibitory. The blaze is said to have
originated in grocery store. Gainesville
is the county seat and principal town
in Gates county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-12
MEXICO GETS THE JUICE.

No foreign country will profit more by
the results of the recent election than
will Mexico The stream of men and
money which has been pouring into that
country from the United States viii con
tinue and grow larger Mexico dates her
prosperity from the repeal Of the Sher-
man law and the closing of the Indian
mints 1t will not be unpleasant to see
our near neighbor growing rich. We
make many things which we should be
able to sell to Mexico, at least until she
gets into a position to make them her
self. This she is rapidly doing,-Topeka
Journal