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furnaces of hell staring him in the
face, entered the residence of John
Jones Sunday night, and stole the
Presbyterian Sunday school collec-
ton"
a6 "Mere knowledge" said the
prosy man, "is of little value" "Now
you hit it that time" said the listen
ing young man, with much earnest
ness. C: know what are exactly the
correct things in clothes, but amt
able to buy 'em."
r8 How fast time flies when you are
working against it, how slowly when
you are working to fill it up! What
a difference between trying to get your
work done before your dinner hour,
and trying to fill up your hour before
dinner with work.
p6" Of the children born alive one
fourth die before eleven months, one
third before the twenty-third month,
half before their eighth year, two
thirds of mankind die before the thir-
ty-ninth year, three-fourths before
their fifty-frst year.
sD" The editor Of the Murfreesboro,
Tenn, News thus accounts for hard
times: "We let our timber rot and buy
fencing. We throw away our ashes
and grease, and buy soap; we raise
dogs and buy hogs; we raise weeds
and buy vegetables we catch five
cent fish with four-dollar rods; we
build scnoolhouses and send our chill
dren off to be educated; and, lastly,
we send our boys out with forty-dol-
lar gun and ten-dollar dog to hunt
ten-cent BIRDS"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
sToN DAMY rosn THURsDAY MoRNINo NOVEMBER 2s lss7:

70 the victoss belong ths spcilx ISsd Il DOT
been for the unseeniy wrAnxle --or rather
the Inability Of our leaders 10 ~ t0sethee
1.-THE boys In the trenches would now b.
enjoying the fruits Of their victory instead
Of democratic continuing to feast upon The
emoluments Of Office after the cxpiratiore
Of their ccmmitssiona. am . republican
padding my own canoc With Web ran
agan, In tho middle of the road. want TO
harnonise the party. for believe that ID
unity thera h strength. It IL true had 4
differences with Or. John Grant, our worthy
National committeeman hut Il Wa only
recently that he comphed with personal
favor desired BY me-
When asked II he knew what disposition
the president would make With Texas APP
pointments. Colonel Pridgcn said: Il learn
from an official high in authority that .
number Of appointments will be made for
Texas prior to the Christmas holidays and
that they will be highly satisfactory to tho
republican party 10 Texas. In conclusion,
lot me say that State Chairman Green. for
whom have the utmost respect. would do
well to have some one here to represent his
claims who Is IN touch with the republicans
In Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

KoSsE--w. NJ. Williams a cash retail
grocer, has sold his business to j. 7. Tate.
transfer to take place December /.
ROUND ROCK--The top crop OF cotton
is failure In this section. Mules aud
horses were never SO cheap as now.
DENTON .---tTrion Thanksgiving services
will be held here on Thursday at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church by Rev. l.. 8.
Parkinson.
FORT WoRTH-D. L. Matthews was
found guilty OF cattle theft and given 4
sentence of two and half years In the
penitentLary.
Richmond--The poles for the electric
light system and for the telephnne OK
change have been put in. and tho wires
Will be strung soon.
MOUNT vERNoN--DIstrict court Ia in
session, but Will not be able 70 dispose Of
the docket There are six capital cases to
be disposed OF In one week.
LAKEWOOD. Hind ice for three dave Ias
week and the biggest frost known for years
turned warm Saturday and sunday snd I
norther came up Monday.
SEALY---Johrson a. Middieton's carpen
ter shop wan broken open and robbed. The,
| claim that tools are missing TO the afnnunI
| OF S25 or $50. and that they are such IA
would set up carpenter on small scale
No clue.
FORT WORTH, The prohibition fgh,
waging In Wise county Is steadily growing
hotter Speakers representing both sldel
OF the question are stumping the count,
frcm one end Of IT. 10 tho other but II Il
thought the ants will win by very close
margin.
Judge, Il. u Conpwood. county attorney,
Hon. J. NJ. Jolley, cx-ropresenuitiye. Hon
r.. NJ. Storey. mayer OF the city. and ltnp-
resentative Rogan and other citizens arc
booked for tho Fruit, Ficwcr and Vegetable
Festival In Houston on the 9Th uitimo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
Nashville Entries.

band half furloIngs, 3-year-olds and
Clinton, Turquoise. Powers. Ma
Pom. ITO; La Wanda, Cave Spring.
a Tramp. Iiauretta d., Summer
Maid of Honor, 1O7; Anmosa. Little
pure, Belle Lenore, Lassie Jean. Lady
Mcmillan. Connie Lee. Prince
Fb. l02.
ee-fouruhs mile, 2-year-o1ds. selling
lum 100, Tole Simmons 106. Laura
McApoert, lO2 Monk Wayman lVl,
Grape. Deer Foot. The Brewer.
en. Legerdemain, So: valid 81. For
pee ".
ana one-half furlongs, selling. s.
PICS anu upwards-SimW 1v., Hidagu
nn1ta lU2. Gladioli 10S. Minnie Muir
w. Tago IS.
and one-nalf urongs, 2-year-olds--
capes lis, Beau MONDE, Marzeiias Ma
Tvs; Mace Russell. Aucuoneer. 100;
CRYSTALLINE, Solution. 50.
ana one-fourth miles, S-year-olds
pwarus-- Silly Nick enzle 1U3, otto II.
te Kitchen 9S, Lulu Fry 81, Traveller
Wusnan 81. kussesla, livingstone, Y3
i-onsnurssl 81.
and one-hair furcongs. selling, g.
gus and upwards--Sinieiu Bearer. K
judith G.. Mss Rowett. Rampart
~; Doc Iuberville los. Llyria. Bit.
xster, IfdvoE, Full Hand, Vanessa
tlist, Sister Clara, Marie c.. Oak
comics SION, 1O2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
SDorting Notes.

Los Angeles, Cal. November 24-Bll
Elmer Of San Francisco was defeated IN
less than two rounds by Kid Parker OF
Denver before the Los Angeles Athletic
club last might.
Lexington, KY, November %.3The sale
of the WOODBURY. thoroughbreds- by the
Fssttnn company was well attended. pu1
prlces ruled low. The stock was beanu,
duily bred, but in poor condition for
sale.
"You mean to tell me that you don't
think football ought to be SUPPRESSED!
Just look how many get naaimed and KIN,
cd IN tho sarne" at doesn't MAIN and
XIII anybody except football players. -
Cfrcinpatf Enquirer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
Atlanta Arranging to Welcome the
ola Confederate Soldiers.

Atlanta Arranging to Welcome the
Ola Confederate soldiers.
Atlanta. November 24.-The crganiza-
tion OF the Confedtrate Veterans Reunion
association was completed todpy This Is
TO be the active agent In preparing for the
reunion to be held here next year. the
date a which has been put for January y
and %. the anniversary OF the Dst.ie q
The local association has at Its head
General c. A. Evans. who Is also com
mander Of the State of Georgia. lie Is
assisted by a beard Of vice presidents. one
frcm every congressional district and .I,l,n az
executive committee Of thirty.nve piIni-
nent citizens 1t Is expected that the Dig
gest gathering Of survivors ever seen ~
the South Will c.me next year as ar
rsnsem.qts have bien made by which every
soi,sier IN the state Of Georgia will be pres
mt snd entertained. Systematic work WIZ
bs done, and every detail Is 70 be man
led With military accuracy. The nrst
regular meeting az the association hss peen
called Tor Wednesday next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Austin. Texas. November 2i.-The Bap-
list general convention OF Texas today filed
papers with the secretary OF state amending
It's charter. The amendment authorizes Il
to make Dallas It's piace OF business and
gives the bcslrd OF directors and other Of
fccrs power to transact business at such
other places as the convention may hold
lis sessions.
The plans submitted by j. RELY Cor
don Of San Antonio. for additions TO BIZ
built to the Southwestern insane asylum
were accepted today, and he was appointed
supervising architect of the work by thu
governor.
Mexican woman was caught mere toda,
passing counterfeit silver money 30 clcyer'
iy coined as to deceive any one but an ex'
pert
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
COMMON SENSE CURE.
PYRAMID PILE CURE CURES PILES
PERMANENTLY ny CURING
TIlic CAUSE.
Hcmnr kabIe Remcdy which
Bringing Comfort 10 Thou-
sands or Sufferers.

Probably half tho people who see this
article suffer from piles. II ID one OF tho
cofnmonest diseases and one Of tho most
obstinate People have IL for years and Just
because 1t Ii not Immediately fatal they
neglect II. Carclessness caiises no end o.
suffering. CarclcssneSs about so simple .
thing as piles has often caused death.
Hcmorrhages occur from no apparent cause
and loss OF blood causes death. Hemorr-
hages occur during surgical treatment, Oft
en- causing death.
Piles are simple IN tho beginning and
easily cured. They con be cured even Ia
the worst stages. without pain or loss Of
blood. quickly. surely and completely.
There is only ono remedy that will do It,
Pyramid Pile Cure.
II allnys the Inflammation Immediately.
heals the irritated surface and with con-
tinued treatment reduces the swelling and
puts the membranes Into good sound
healthy condition. The cure is thorough
and permanent.
Here are some voluntary and unsoliclted
testimonials we have lately received:
Mrs. NJ. @. Hinkly, COL Mississippi
street. Indianapolis. Ind. Gays: Have been
sufferer from the pain and annoyance OF
piles for fifteen years. the Pyramid pile
Cure and Pyramid Pills gave me Immediate
relief and In short time comIsstc cure.
Mr. ~. Griffin. proprietor Of the Grimm
house. Detroit. Mich, says: have been
"a sufferer from piles until three years ago
bought one box Of ths Pyramid Pile Ours
and since then have had no piles I have
recommended them TO many friends ana
guests at my botel. every one ~ whom
has been cured. ar N
The above II true. - my cxpefiepes hao
proved II and hops II may induce ether
sufferers to Try The Pyramid. &
a little bopk on czutc I'D cnre q riio1
viii be mailed free 70 any nd6rtSQ " 6f1t@
Ing 70 Pyramid DRUG CO., lcaFSho)A 6oi6& n
pyrsni1 Plls cafe - = ~ ':1'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
AMrcABLY SETTLED.

Three or Tour months ago tho Cult.
Beaumont and Kansas City and the Texar-
kama aud Fort Smith railroads attempted
to build railroad tracks In the middle Of
the same street. The former road was at
tempting 10 get switch connections with
the Beaumont Lumber company yards.
while the latter WIS headed toward the
Texas Tram yards. The two construction
gangs met and tho purposc Of both roads
was defeated and they have been at n
standstill no fnr as these connections wero
concerned until yesterday. when differences
were nmicaby settled and both got
switches TO the objective points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
MIDDLE OF THE readers.
They call ! NstiossI Coaveatioa for
First Monday Ia April
FREE COINAGE AT PRESENT RATES


st. Louis. November 24.-After an a,,-
night session Of the national organization
committee representing the middle Of the
road populist party they rcconvcncd today
oenind closed doors This afternoon Abe
steinberger OF Kansas gave out the fol-
lowing address as having been unanimous
~ adopted by the committee:
recognizing the Importance OF active and
aggressive work to the end Of lining up
all the reform forces for future cam
paigns, we. the national organization com
mittee OF the peoples party, hereby cali
nesting Of the committee at the I.aClede
hotel at Sc. Louis, No. for January IL.
1925 To the end of restoring perfect tar-
mony In the ranks OF the party ANA ef-
fecting moro compact organization. We
respectfully invite the national committee
OF the peoples party to meet with us In
conference on the above dale, appealing
TO their patriotic sense OF duty TO aid us
In restoring 10 Its once splendid state
our party organization.
Feeling 1t due TO the members Of the
peoples party to outline the objects Of this
call, we submit tho following.
We recommend the holding or a national
nominating convention ON the first Wedney.
day in April. 1898.
We recommend tho holding of State con-.
ventions at which delegates 10 the national
convention shall be chosen on tho thiri
Wednesday in March, 1898.
We recommend that the nominations OF
congressman ehnll be delayed until after
the holding OF the national convention.
We recommend that the platform on which
the contest for 1898 and 1900 shall be
waged embrace the following propositions:
1. Absolute paper money, based upon
every commodity and resource OF the Ma
ton full legal tender and receivable
for all dues 10 the United States.
2. Freec oinage of gold and silver at
the present legal ratio; Tho coin debts OF
the United States payable in either. at
the option OF the government.
3. All money to be issued By the gov
eminent and paid out direct TO the people
for services rendered or to he loaned 10
them at low rate of interest on safe
security and without the Intervention OF
private banks, provided that the volume
Of the currency shall not exceed YOU per
capita.
1. Government ownership and operation
OF railroads. telegraph and telephone lines.
g. Opposition to alien ownership or hold
ing of land for speculative purposes.
6. Opposition to cour. -irtus law.
z. Opposition 10 trusts.
s. We especially recommend the initia-
tive and referendum and the imperative
mandate.
president Abrahamoyicz was greeted with
cries Of polish scoundrel" swindler,
"blackguardr and "Badeni eunuch,' One
deputy was stabbed In the head; another
had his collar bone broken; a third received
severe scalp wound.
Count Badeni. the premier, with q snefi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

Thanksslvlng day will bc generally OBJ
served In beaumont. Some Of the stores
will close at 10 o'clock and remain closed
until , p. M. while others VIII close from
IL to 4p. m.
There will be a regular Thanksgiving
service AT the Catholic church. beginning n,
10 a. m. and at IL a. IN. tho baptist, Meth
odist. Presbyterian and Eplscopalian con-
grogations will have n service at the Audi
torium, at which the Rev. Abe Muikcy
who with his wife arrived this morning
viii peach.
Al lao p. M. The Hebrew congregation
will have Its eervieo at tho opera house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
Pimlico Entries.

efourths mile--Eileen D.. Pink
gay. Duchess Annette. Princess In
Hi kid Fox, Taunton, Giles Shine,
Step, ITO.
pourths mile--DeBrlde 103, Prompt.
anxman. Braw Lad, LOG: Ben Ron-
aiAan, IA Daddy. Bromo, Summer
Pepper 1c3.
mie-1 inonas Cat. Old Saugus, rs;
~, Miss Tommy lC6. Sall.e CEqlrot
r',ns 10, KING 1. III, Premier
ss,inoartns mile-Miss Tenny lis.
uvr la6. Our Breezy il9. Pontel
NJ BACK Dude, ~; Lcug Acre los.
~. Ge.leraa Maceio i06.
-campania. Dalgrett.. Abing-
4iarum 40. Minnie Alpbonse,
-q ~; Mount Washington IS.
UT Howe, Halton, lis; Marshall
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
Negro ncpubIIcnn Paper.

Denison, Texas, November 23.-The col.
ored republicans of North Texas COM
menced the publication of the Gate City
Guide in this city today. Or. ]. NJ. Mcsley.
the prominent colored politician, is the
manager The paper has good financial
backing and starts out with a fair adyer-
Using patronage and circulatioD.
To The Post correspondent DR.. Moslcy
said THE Gate City Guide will have
nothing to do with either Or. Grant or Mr..
Green; 1t will paddle Its own canoe, II Is
published strictly in the interest OF colored
republicans"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
pick woods SIN alive.

Sherman. Texas. November 23.-The
home Of Dick Woods. who was found in bed
by his wife yesterday morning with his
throat almost gashed from ear to ear "a
In the shadow OF apprehcnsiyc gloom. The
unfortunate man Ia stIii alive and the ply
siciens hold out little moro encourage
ment than they did yesterday. tube has
been inserted In the severed windpipe and
he has been able TO swallow liquids. He
can also articuiate IN audible whispers. He
seems bowildered at his condition aud
means out occasionally. why did do it7''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
BAlslHDALL AT GALVESTON.


enough Professionals In Town To
Pay Next Sunday.
Galveston Tribune.
There are enough professional baseball
players in town TO make up one team of
regulars and splice out another. ]. q.
Tribout is arranging for game on sum
day at Beach park. There will be a reg
ular team and picked nine with pro-
fesshonals in the points.
The regulars WIN be composed OF Bad
ger, catcher; Hardy, pitcher: O'Connor.
first base; Steinoff, second base; Klopf,
shortstop: Paige, third base; Weber, left
field.
The picked nine will have Murray and
=. Hess i'm the points, and Kid Nance in
his old position In center field.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
NINTH DIsTRICr roLIrICs.
Judge John says BurlcsOn Will
Carry Williamson County.

judge John says Durlcson win
Carry Williamson County.
Austin, Texas, November ss.---Judgc
Robert A. John OF Georgetown ia In the
city attending to some matters before the
supreme court. Judge John Is ono Of the
democratic leaders OF Williamson coun-
~. and lent very material assistance In
plling up the big majority which that
county gave tho democratic ticket last
year. In speaking Of the congressional race
Judge John said he was not . candidate Tor
congress. and would not be.
my county" he continued will so for
Albert nurlcson in the primaries. and no
one can take It from him. The demo-
Gratis there regard Mr. Burlcscn as the
logical successor Of Major Sayers. while
mt the same time they recognize his ability
and his unswerving loyalty 10 the party
and his fitness for tho place. Of course,
AM only speaking for myself. but II Al.
bert Burleson hasn't got 'cinch on Ola
Williamson. then there is nothing In what
people say"
Speaking OF the race for governor, Judge
John said Williamson would fail In the
Sayers column next year.
"Thc truth is" continued Judge John,
Major Sayers is stronger with the peo-
Pile OF Williamson than any candidate !
know Of. l don't mean 10 say that MT
Crane is without friends there, but VIII
Hanson belongs to Major sayers' con-
gressional district. has always been his
friend. and there Is no reason why II should
change now. Were Major Sayers not a
candidate. however. Williamson county
would prefer MIR. Crane 10 any other man
nov out for governor"
When asked II he was supporting Mr.,
Burleson for congress, Judge John said
he had never told any one that he was
and just now didn't know what he would
do In that respect, although he felt as
| friendly to Mr.. Rurleson as he did to any
one whose name had been mentioned In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
INspnUrED THE JASPER SOUTHERN

MIR. John II. Kirby. vice president and
general manager OF tho Gulf. beaumont
and Kansas City railroad. returned 70
Beaumont this afternoon and loft for
Houston tonight. Mr. Kirby had Just re-
turned from horseback trip over the line
OF the Jasper Southern railroad. the road
which the Jasper people are building from
kirbyyillo to Jasper. and reports that the
Jnsperltes nro putting up a grade as II
thoy intended building iirst-ciass rail-
road.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25

DhsaGreea - to C0mplimentari "a
the Students.
IAnas. Texas, November n. kThe Dallas
FOOTBALL eleven will not play the Varsity
team Ct Asisttn tomorrow. Yesterday Man
aser T.she OF the Dallas club received
WORD thaf the Varsity men wanted to
give out 600 complimentary tickets for use
oy the university stsidenfs. The Dallas
men strenuously objected to this and to-
row. u ss - '>>'aAs~
Tney have challenged the Varsity eleven
20 pay here again on Christmas day, each
EVEN s.A 20 receive half the receipts, and
teed. Captain Mosely says his team wal
pay any eleven In the State under like
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25

patroiman Stone. doing duty in the Sec
cond ward. exchanged shots with negro
about 2:ao this morning near Behring'S
mills. The negro was acting in a suspl-
cious manner, which caused the officer To
halt him. AZ Stone gave the command the
negro turned and fred point blank at the
former. who returned the shot three times.
The negro ran into the darkness, Stone says
he believes he wounded him. but dill
gent search failed to reveal his where
abouts. The negro's name u not known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
Inst Of the Quarantine Mail.

Lake charies, La. November "a.
largest batch Of newspaper mall that ha,
ever been received here came in this
morning over the Watkins road. It IL
matter which has been In Alexandria for q
long time. having been quarantined there
There vas mail from New Orleans and
from TEXAS, gone Of Il dating as far bach
az October 9. The totsI number OF sack
for Lake Charles and points on the South
ern Pacific between here and Lafayette
wen 300. This liz the last Of THAI
which has been In quarantine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-25
one rator. ana Miners Agree.

Joliet, ILL.,, November el.-The conference
here between the Northern Illinois striking
coal miners and operators resulted in mu-
tual concessions, Tho scale Of prices WAS
adjusted satisfactorily and ALI shafts
where the gross weight plan was agreed
upon win probably DO started up this week
and the strike continued at shafts refusing
such dpnand