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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
Now narbsr Improvement. at Bristol.
s,,ctal Cable Despatch TO THE srS.

SpfcfuI CuUN Dt'pHtVH To oVN'
BRISTOL England. Oct. The municipality
of this city proposes to construct a new dock.
which will occupy an area Of forty acres. and
also a large craving dock and grain sheds. the
works 10 cost upward OF 81. 800. 900. Parlia.
mentary authorization for tho improvements
will be sought at the next session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
NASSAU CompAny Fined 500 Tor tho son CsAI
NuiHance.

A fine OF 500 and costs was imposed yester,
day on the Nassau Electric Railroad Company
OF Brooklyn by Justice Van Wart in the Second
District Civil Court in tho suit brought against
IL by the city OF brooklyn for using soft coal in
its South Brooklyn power house in violation OF
a city ordinance. The case was tried last week.
Tho company will probably appeal from the
decision. There is another suit pending against
tho company.
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Dr. Jameson In CApe Colony Politics.
Special cable De.paich TO THE sux.

Spectdi tuoic DespuiCh 10 me SUN.
CAFE TowN. Oct. 7.-Dr. Jameson. the loader
Of the raid into the Transvaal, for which he
served a term OF imprisonment in England, will
be q candidate for the Legislative Assembly at
the next electlop. His electoral platform will
be the federation II South Africa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
MALARIA IN CENTRAL ASIA.
Several thousand Deaths-The Russinn Garri-
cor Removes from Merv.
sstctaI Cable De,parch 10 THE srx.

Sstcfal Gable De,patch TO THE Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 7.-Malaria. which has
been prevalent at Tashkond. Asiatic Russia, for
four years. has now become virulent. and the
deaths from that cause are stimated to number
several thousand. Sanitary measures are
useless.
The Russian garrison at Merv has been trans
ferred to krasnovodsk. on the Caspian Sea, to
prevent its being annihilated by disease.
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spain ana Japaa rs Partners.

Special Cable Dcspafch to THE Sun.
PARIS. Oct. IA despatch received in this
city from Madrid resuscitates the story of a
projected entente between Spain and Japan.
The despatch adds that China will oppose the
annexation OF Hawaii by the United States.
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The Hrench-Brauillan Dispute.

Special Gable Despdteh 10 THE Sun.
PARIS, Oct. Tho French Minister at Rio do
Janeiro has been instructed to urge the early
consideration by the Brazilian Congress OF the
frontier arbitration convention. The story that
France had sent an ultimatum to Brazil 10 un.
true.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
SWISS
The Assemb Votes FER tho Purchase and
OperatLon OF The Roada by the state.

Special Gable Despatch to The Sun.
BERNE, Oct. The swiss Federal Assembly.
by a vote of 9s to %. has adopted tho proposal
for the naturalization OF the Swiss railroads.
The proposal contemplatcs tho purchase OF the
five principal railroads OF Switzerland. to be
operated by the State, at a cost of n milliard OF
francs. to be covered by a loan.
A referendum is certain to be demanded and
will probably be submitted in February.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
KiaE or CoreA Calls Himself Emperor.

Special Gable DeSpatch to The Sun.
VIENNA. Oct. IA despatch received here
from Toxic. Japan. says that the King of Corea
has caused himself to be proclaimed Emperor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
european SUGAR RsnnerIes.


Special Gable DtsBaFch 10 TN Sun.
LONDON, Oct. 7.-The Pail Mall Gazette says
that Interested persons have visited Glasgow
with q proposal for the resumption OF business
in ali OF the sugar reineries on the Continent
and in Great Britain which were closed on 40
count or the Dingley tariff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08
SPANS ANSWER TO Us.
W" viii Mako Clear the Spanish Govern.
ments Resoiute Atutude.o

"e"FE HesuIuto AttIIuue."
Special Cable Despdteh to The Sun.
MApRlD' Oct. IA Cabinet council was held
Quay az which the Queen Regent presided.
Prime Minister Sagasta announced that the
form OF the reply to the note recently presented
oy the American Minister, Gen. Woodford. mad
not yet been decided upon.
me impartial says that tho reply will be sat.
l~siaciory to Spanish susceptibilities, and that Il
VIII mako clear the Governments resolute AT.
titude. az
IL Is said that the Cortes will DO dissolved in
m after which elections will 10 held
Hnu Inc ne" Cortes will meet in March. n Il
ESQ reported that either Senior Muruaga. who
mas previously held the ofice. or tho Duke Of
nImAdoyar will be appointed Minister to IN.
.nited states in place OF Senior De Ionic.
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"Pain's New A~ubassador to Traues.

special Cable De'pateh to THE Sun.
rAhs' Oct Tho Spanish Government has
HppoinUed senior Leon Castillo Ambassador 10
Sfa00s In place Of the Due do MAndas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
cry pliiiNIriE>.

The tarhl's oe mo- city VIII NEE, AZ 3
p ~ ra!Iy at l4i5 couenss avenue.
rhc Houston tctr aul the high school
team vill r'at 70 e;tme of football a. TIA.
p.lk tla7 afi rnoon
Me Irvine wss bound over 70 tn grand
Jury Yesterday 10y Justice Il-ll on a charge
of rAlr> b coHr Hci wuponS
Tonight thre WI he an entcrta.aine
pragr1nn' ai the Young Mons Christ nm
a -pva tou rooms winch VII be FREQ TO
Sunday night 40 the First Presbyterian
chWcA .hr lours Mons CHRIS liam Associ-
li1s VII! npi! IFS aauual anniversary ex.
erce-t,.
Tho directors Of the Rescue Home win
moet this evening at 7;3n O'Clock in the
foang Mems Chr-,tan Association par
lor~.
Inc en,ertainmept to have been gwen
"a al my has been postponed to u la'or
date.
rhe Lals' Parish association held q
rerepj'or yoatoriav evening from 1870 to
o'e'jok rompAma ntary 10 Rev. aud Mrs
u, u Av's and Rev. and Mrs. Henry j.
Brown.
,,pr Todd's lecture at Mckee straOl
w account OF the bad weatref viii lie
delivered tonight a. O'Clock admission
flee, everybody invited.
Now that tho Bryan lecture : over.
WHO'LL take up rhe big charity concert an,
hs.a9r as proDWcl by Mr.. Charles Lew
Y h0 donates The use OF his entire band aul
orchestra As go trfor
Their ~ ;. be a mcetuc this mornlag at
III o'cl,.k OF tGe dir ciors OF the llou ston
fas,Iin ASSOCIATION al the office OF Mr.
Il NJ. Johnson, fun attendance Is
urgc1 ae bis ffa Of Importance r. 10 be
it'tusan,4d
Mrs NJ. r. Jones viii have charge Il
tha cholteriug Arms Tea rooms today, as
y d by MISS Anna taylor blla Bryan,
,Adollno RICHARD IN. Alice HentIcy. "A lie
Na ftrfNN sfN 1HHaa"H IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Victoria, Texas, January 2l.-~Conluct r
Tim Fitzgerald. who has boon relieving
Conductor Farnswor,h Of the Cuero- Hous-
ton passenger run for couple of tups
resumed duty on the rreIgh; today.
Mr.. II. u, Carver Will shin twenty-for
cars of cattle from Aloe to s. Louis TO.
morrow, they baing a rcrt!oa of the pur.
chase from Tom O'Connor
Mr. +; {; kGeu. I'VE stock agent OF tho
NJ 7Souri. Kansas AM Texas. Is in the
city looking after prospective 1--WE stosk
shipments.
J. h. & j. E. Dale OF Greenv,'lc are
shipping a train Of sixteen cars of clttie
N m cNn to Crurnv,ilr today. where th,v
Wa b fed for five or q Y months AMI nj,
on the marl(c. when fattenei.
Mr.. Jlmts Real mout. general 1--we stack
agent OF the Sunset who has been under
the weather with Ia grippe for tho I'M
wcok, 5 up and about today
The pile driver outfit has heen on the
Victoria d.Viston for q week or two maxine
rrnairs 20 bridges and putting "A cattls
guards.
State Senator Linn. who has been az, I, a
SEX for several weeks is improvlaS ana
hop's TO he abe TO leave for the etpitai
i'ea few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
nItIAN ArpERMlTu.
\ splendid Advertisement for uous-
fun--N"ii iiHndl-d audience.

Mossrs. EMS and prva, vcrc rc.ot,ip,
,,,..--.,,,,.,.,.,. ..,-.,... 49,. -,
"l'" 'ue mag
hiio'nt success attending the Bryan lee
turc
IL was n suler.li3 advcrtlse,.n. for Tto,,..
.., ,.,,..,',1
~" '"+ I"'''''Ni' ln uoa'h'sS way from
the number 90 strangers VINO were brought
90 the city
Tho ,,,t,.r,o a, tb. ,,,,,t,or,,,,, ,,.... s. .
-.
'"'s'al pay aN'ifHer ever t"'lth together
10 Houston except under canvas. and
was naanif.ecurly handled Tor a crood ,i
loo ,,,.r,,,,t,. qt..o Mas 49,,
nv" -
1Nt a's' ,Ia ol 'He lAlR' ataltAcc' o"lhB
To- me thorough drilling add the aptitude
"'.t'Aso' 10y lae ia'H, ,otis VI isneIs
".'' WIZ Az eAlI" 'la'Fs +.at.d IA
me |-s'' nun. 'h aiih, patton ni tbc &C.
"'% ~, ny "ola us inAne lo' sehtA
i"' ''''r4'i p'a" 4'pA NN9'in was ~
I1'a- 81" blS-l aH ar alloh as Ht BRYAN
,.na'lI' ""' ,.Aor Luho'e@ and Judge
h'"s"l were 'N' ancient lahdNHrhs D.
we 10y. 4Nn al lNr H'ynr ttpqaet Mf
Hi3"h 'l'irH'' very "li.|tiF'i} Nhilc Gov
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Bc.ton, Texas, January lC.-Judsc 6. U.
scott, presiding judge OF the district court.
low IN session at Marlin. Texas. iy pre-
siding over TIE district court of Bclton
this week aud Judge j. N. Furman is
presiding over Judge SCOTS court at Nor
an.
Good rains have fallen during the last
-four days ana farm work IL well advanced.
The students of Baylor Female college
have sent $50 to the Buckncr Orphans
home. \ collection of over $40 wa. ma.ir
az the Baptist church sunday night tor
the SUNG purpose. and a committee has
been soliciting through town and has
mct with liberal responses
a large number OF people will 20 to
W 10 - hear non. William j. Bryan
lecture On the eth infant
,'arUS are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss jamie Mccullough of MoSsvile,
IeAIS, and w. Wordsworth James OF Bel
ton, TcNis. TO take p!ace January y, at
. O'Clock p. m.
~ l.. Chalk OF Bolton and Mrs S. j.
Morning are to be married ut Killeea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

which plaintiff paid SIS cents. lie also al
ieges that he had a trunk with his wearing
apparel therein. and when he demtnied a
check for the same he was SCI upon by de-
fendsn,'s agent and beat and bruised plain
til and tore up his ticket: also that the
agent called to one "a MIR. Cleveianii to
assist him in beating plaintiff. which MIR
Cleveland did That Cleveland called for a
gun with which 20 Kill plaintiff and that
TO save his life he boarded one OF defend
ants trains and was compelled 10 pay the
conductor - cents Tor passage 10 Houston,
He says tho defendant ala not forward his
trunk containing his apparel, which was
worth $500 He asks $4,000 damages for In
iurcd feelings and $1,000 for breach Of con-
tract.
James starks vs. Crazy s'arks; divorce.
Patrick Flynn vs.. Rosa Flynn. divorce.
John Kennedy VS. Ransom Suuu ct al :
debt aud foreclosure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

The Jury in the case Of the Sabine Tram
company vs. NJ. T Jones returned YER
dict Tor plaintiff for se625 in the civil dis
trlo. court yesterday.
The following orders were entered by
Judge 1od
The Insurance company Of North America
". Houston and Texas Gcatrai hailoli
company igimcnt FOR llawtiG against
the defendant Texas and New orleans
Railroad company Tor Sli6S7f and all costs
OF court and chat the Houston and Texas
Central Hailw-s company 20 hcuce With
out cost
Mary Isonsee - John Wagner, ordered
that the stree paving certificates against
the property sold be paid out OF the pur-
chase money
Is p 0lcott VS.. c. C. Wells ct al; cou-
tinued generally
john n Burnett vs.. Conrad Schwarz ct
al continued by agreement.
i II BurIctt IS Harvey T. D. Wilson
continued by agreement.
Ifonrlotia Gregory ct al vs.. Thomas n
Binsheid continued generally.
X. l. Harris VS.. J H. Burnett. leave
given plaintiff TO flle second omcnied ullr-
iual petition and continued by defendant
Mrs Louisa Winhlcr SIS. Charles L.
Winkicr. dismissed at iefculants cost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

The exhibit of South Texas products in
the Houston Business League has been re-
arranged. cleaned up and yesterday the
League rooms were the scene oi busy activ-
ity all through the day. There were many
visitors from a distance. Nebraska Iowa.
Illinois, Missouri ANA Kansas being repre-
scented by several callers from each state
There were quite number Of lloustouiaus
dropped In during the day. Al are Invited
to visit the rooms at any time and make
themselves At home.
The meeting OF real estate men 20 be held
next Monday evening at the League rooms
promises to be we'll ATTENDED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Miss Mollc Quade and MIR. Chas zahn
both Of Cypress, were married here on
January H.
The Cypress Gun club gave a bail JAM
airy i6 which vas we'll attended.
The farmers in this section are busy get
ting ready for planting Mr. W. Buring
hansen he's TWO acres planted in onion9.
\ GOOD many Of tho people IN this neigh
h0rhood are giving their houses a coat OF
fancy coloroA paint, n very good sign OF
hard times being a NTH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock the
marriage OF Miss Laura Aayes Harlan ana
Mr.. Frederick Clement Burbank was celc-
braled at Christ Episcopal church. and
Immediately aftcrward they left for Port
Layaca on their bridal tour. Mr.. Bur-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
GOV. LUBBOCK UP TO DATE.
Famous Texan Talks fnterta iningly
on Industrial Houston.
PRIZE TO THE PUPILS OF HouSl on
The Business Leagues Proposition
Heartily Indorned by One of the
Most Popular of Texans.

THE idea OF offering prize to be COM
peted for by the school children of Hous-
ton. with Industrial Houston as 4 subject,
appears to me to be good one said ex-
Governor +. Il. Lubbock yesterday, TO a
representative OF The Post. Continuing,
Governor Lubbock further said: 81 do not
wish TO present any ideas which will in
ferfere with the managers aud teachers OF
your schools, but purely from a practical
standpoint. 1t seems to me that the boys
and girls of the city will acquire great
deal of valuable Information by studying
practical questions.
ITO write intelligently upon the subject
OF Industrial Houston one must know
what is already being manufactured and
what other articles can be produced here
to advantage The railroads and water adj
vantages OF Houston afford a ready and ad.
vantageous distribution OF the products CT
any factory which may he located here.
Close proximity TO the lumber districts. the
finding Of coal mines IN the immediate
vicinity. Houstons position as a cotton
market, the possibilities Of the Llano iron
district and many other matters must pe
taken into consideration in telling what
Houston has as a manufacturing city, and
also to give correct idea as to what Is
possible to attain la the future. trust
the proposition made by the Houston Rust
ness League. 10 give prize OF so for the
best essay written by any boy or girl at
tending the schools Of Houston, will attract
the universal attention and consideration.
not only n the pupils. hut Of the teachers
OF the city"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Mrs Dillin Brook cherry extends an IN
vitation to the members Of the Ladies'
Reading club to call at her studio. 1917 san
Jacinto street on saturday afternoon 10
meet Mrs Henry SAMPSON and Mrs. NAL
colin Graham, guests u Mrs A. -. Mac
Grrgor. The weather OF Tuesday prevented
personal invitation 10 the ladies' OF tho
club, and Mrs. Cherry takes This method
OF extending her welcome TO any OF the
members who wish 10 call
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

bank is the timeReeper Mt the local freight
Office of the Southern Pacific. and as a
testimonial Of the esteem in which he was
held his fellow employees presented him
and his wife with handsome set Of solid
silver tea and tablespoons. beautifully en-
graScd win the initial letter Of their name
The bride is the daughter ot Mr. HarlGS
an s,tache OF the Southern Pacific. and the
newly welded couple begin their journey
nndrr the most nattering Auspices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
Improved Iiuht sys,c,,

LAGRANGE. TeSPs. January I.-Msss-s
h'Hough Taylor have received :he,r
new machinery for The electro light aid
water house and have pat same IN. They
RIM the Eghts all night now, !nste4a OF
Until O'Clock, as formerly. This is quite
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

accomplishments OF corn bread, salads,
meats. etc.
The ladies especially desire to thanl. The
Post for its courtesies. as much Of their
patronage Is due to it's liberal notices.
The following ladies will be in charge to-
day:
Nesdames Rust, Fellows, Davis. Billows.
Van Horn. Dundon. Orvis, Woods Jones
and Misses Rust Ballard and Cohen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
THE DEATH ROLL.


Edward G. Streeter, who was found dead
at o'Neil's boarding house Wednesday
morning, was buried yesterday in Magnolia
cemetery. The deceased having left some
money and other estate. !. s. Roberts was
yesterday appointed to administer the al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
Revival Services.

Revival services VIII be held at the Con-
trail Christian church, corner OF Caroline
and Capitol avenue, beginning next sunday
NJ II n. m. and CONTINUING every night at
80. Mr.. Jewel Howard and wife win lead
the singing. which viii be u prominent
feature Of each service. The public is cordi-
ally invited to these services
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
Second ward Social IIuh,

give a masquerade hop at Bryau's Hall this
evening.
The committees in charge of the affair
are:
Arrangements-T. NJ Warhurton. chair
man, T.. II. Wells, G. c. Hoeucke, 7. +.
Collier.
Invitations Ida Rast, chairman; Lille
Coles, Geo. Coles ". j. Rummeu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

The ladies Of tho Wonon's Relief Corps.
who are serving such elegant dinners and
suppers corner Of Travis street and Tcvas
patronage they have received during the
week. They will coutnue 10 serve meals
for Two or three days and will be glad TO
Geo all their friends call on them. They will
serve delicious iish today, with the usual
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

People overlooked the Importance Of per.
manently, beneficial effects and We're sat-
ished with transicnt action; hut now III,
II Is generally known that Syrup OF Figs
VIII permanently overcome habltual con
slinalion. 'well-informed people win not
buy other laNdtves. which act for n TIM
but finally injure the system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

So many people are under the impression
that all laundres usc acids. In reality
great many do, There is one in Houston.
the Model. at l0ll Prairie. that is ahio-
lutcly free from IT, The public is al all
time invited to visit and inspect our plaut
Yer quick work ring 1877. Hamburger x
Dreyling, proprietors. out OF town work
solicited
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
IL POLICE CIRCLES.

W:ll Gamble. charged with burglary ami
theft. was bound oVCg before Judge bailey
Yesterday in the sum of $3.50.
Hugh Brown two casts Of burglary
bound over in the sum of $50 in each use
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
Anhcuscr-Buschn brewing Assn.

recommends the use Of the greatest of all
tonics, Malt Murine" and guarantees
the merits claimed for II. For sale by all
drurgists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
AROUND THE COURTS.

=, tho co,,-,y .,,,r. vostori,v tho an
Pica'ipn ~ i-o"' '7'"H'@ vac '""''H''1
until February !.
The cas, of William Mollot at ux. vs.
u.t,,t.-. e,o.-. ,, ,,,-.,.,, o., ,.t.i
ihe na"' OF James "'''re Vs. MN'lai
Building and Loan association. for dam
aeos is or trial baferc Ay n Wilaor ESQ
.,....,
The follo"ing orders were made On the
probat. dockct:
isstate ~ ra,,c. Hammer a.coa.e1. an.
nun account "''" "HN u""d'
Estate % A. q Bonner. deceased report
OF sale hled and noted
r,.,,o 81, "a i.,,. d...,..i 81.
deFel lhii '.' "NiAi-'AiI i.'iN h' 'i"a 70
mo ~ annual account ana ihNt execution
Hsue against he' aN" hN'etI'A i'i e'llNei
Co.'S
EAisie OF M".ie h. ana ''l79h ~ l''itn.
minor A"NN"i account A''Nl Ma'tl e.
iooa' shg" VIZ A',ti'H.N' 'h lni' VIZ" Nei~
son - Joan CONC Oh avg aha balance in
hands OF guardian ioI al-'9 20 to ihr cred.
OF minor 'la'iic j. ,'oN'n' ttim'ned ana
aprr9EHu ana ordered recorded ana mn
enar"'ah uie an annual account ~ MARCH
iNsH 81 'Als court
Estate OF "'uai' J. '"fiNi ei a.
minors inventory ana ahprAi a,n"hi 'N-
anllheu ahu apPr''ea ana nTNerea recorded
ESlht' or n'Nhh'N ~ "lIhNH' Ir'.4s 20 ,
inventory anu amp 1ie'ih'nt eNAnluri. ap-
proven aMd nrder"N fcooratd'
J. .. Nopu' rus n''' an appl'atinN ''f
temporary ie'teIs OF aa"uhlslf4uon on tho
granted. J u Parker. ! /. Dickson and
T.. >. walton appointed appralsers Bone
80. 800 :. o.iI W. "a'
Estate OF Bruce Lee philbps. minor. 4
d. Parker. J. l.. Dickson and Z, s. Wal
ION appo'h'ra Appra'sris'
81 Clair. " n Irnt r. p.r1,a,an
and +. h. schwander appointed appraisers
Estate OF Raphael minors guardian of
avreu 70 f''''i an annual "''oDh' 10 marc"
rs,ato or rIsryis ,nirors. ,,,,rti,,, ,r
dered 10 show causo why he should NOT a,
Guod for failing To ale anntni account as
ordered on Sentembor ii IgG6
.,..,a - 1911 \ ..'t - e., ,,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Boys genuine calf Shoes. unsurpassed IN
wear, worth $500, now sl.25. Sans Shoe
Store. 315 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
DON'T KNOW EVERYTHING.

We don't know everything, hut we d
know how TO do the best laundry work Il
town, and how TO give prompt service a
81 paekards Troy Laundry. Phone Sa2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

The Wonder Store opens its doors at
: a. m. and closes them at 5 D. m. and
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This is so.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Vendors notes and builders liens bought
Loans made on first-class real estate. See
X. +. Sojourner Company, 1O09ts Congress
avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Full assortment of Spring Heel Lace
Shoes, Just in, Sans Shoe Store, 3l5 Main
street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22
ABsoLurELY FREE FROM ACIDS.

Gas cooking stoves and hot plates for
sale by Houston Gas Lleht Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-22

Coke and Tar-For sale by Houston Gas
Light Co,
The citizen., 1897-10-29
Wellington Predicts Defeat.

The death knell of Republicanism in
Maryland has been sounded, and Well
lington will be its Waterloo. He pre-
diets the election of Williams as Mayor
of Baltimore by large majority and
the loss of the State to his party. As
he helped more than any one person
to carry the State for the Republicans
in lS95.96, his prophecy as to the re-
suits of the coming election will be re-
ceived as an indication, and very
strong one at that, of Democratic sue
cess at the polls. Wellington is in a
position to know whereof he'speaks,
and his words have a truly significant
meaning. They foretell the doom of
the Republican party because of
their own willfulness and incom-
petency," to use the Senator's own
words. Mr.. Wellington has said that
Baltimore was the deciding point in
the contest, ''as it goes so goes the
State.n Hence he intimates and be-
lieves, if he does not say 50 in plain
words, that the Democrats will carry
the State for the entire ticket. The
''bar'l" of Dollar Mark Hanna is not
''on tap" to the Republican party this
year, as he needs it in his business in
Ohio. notwithstanding the fact that