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The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

JOE BLACKBURN has de6ed the
"thirteen" hOodoo He has announced
thirteen appointments to speak for
Shackelford, beginning at Williams
town on the 18th.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

10 PARKER. Populist candidate for
Clerk of the Court of Appeals, says that
if Bryan comes to Kentucky in Shackal-
ford's behalf, Tom Watson will come up
from Georgia and camp on the silver
champions trail
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

K. j. HAMPTON, chairman of the Re-
publicaL State Campaign Committee,
has received another challenge from 10
Parker, Populist, for Joint debates with
Bailey, the Republican candidate.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

SOME silver papers are making great
hero out of w J. Bryan because he
helped to rescue the wounded from d
railroad wreck Wednesday in Kansas.
He would indeed be heartless if he had
failed to do what he could for the
wounded persons
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

AN exchange says that w. ''Jennuns"
Bryan will make several speeches in
Kentucky this Fall. If Kentucky Dem
ocrats know when they have had enough
they will shelve Bryan and the silver
question.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

MEN who like COOL quick, quiet and
easy shave should patronize Crawford
Bros barber shop. Clean, frst-class
bath rooms are connected with the shop.
Satisfactory service at all times. (tf)
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
To the Voters of Bourbon County.

HAVING received the nomination in
the Republican County Convention for
County Clerk of Bourbon county, take
this method TO ask the support of all my
friends [ pledge myself to conscien-
tious and faithful discharge of official
duties. if elected in November.
Respectfully,
(tf) VIM M. GOODLOE.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

THE National Democrats of Lexington
and Fayette will meet on the 18th to
nominate candidates for city and county
offices.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
THE|NFLUENCE

OF the Mother shapes the course
OF unborn generati o s-goes
sounding through all the
ages and enters the confines of
Eternity. With what care, there
fore, should the Expectant Moth
er be guarded, and how great the
effort be to ward off danger and
make her life joyous and happy.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

system that Childbirth is made easy
and the time of recovery short
ened-many say stronger after
than before confinement" 1t in
sures safety to life of both moth
er and child. All who have used
" Mothers Friend" say they will new
er be without it again. No other
remedy robs confinement ofits pain
ga customer whose wife used sMother's Friend
says that If she had to go through the ordeal
again, and there were but four bottles to be
obtained, and the cost was $4,000 per BOTTLE he
would have them" GEO. LAYTON, Dayton, Ohio
Sent by Mail, on receipt of price, S100 PER BOT
Tie Book 30 EXPECTANT MOTHERS" /"
mailed free upon application, containing val
saDie information and voluntary testimonials.
THE 7HApFiELp REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA. CA.
solo ~ Ak DRveossTs.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

D. CABLE, photographer. over Var
den's drug store makes fine photos at
reduced prices. Kodak work quickly
done satisfaction guaranteed. (tf)
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
A Novel Courtship.
CHAPTER L.

..JoHN GRAY" took Five O'clock
Tea'' at 1.-The House of Seven Gables
:. ar From the Madding Crowd" In
Old Virginia. "One Summer with
Little Mrs. Murray" to meet "a
Rouse Party" composed of Jane Eyre,
tx ate Carnegie CA Princess OF Alas.
kay. rhelma," 1.-The Countess Olga,
.Riebard Forest" "Mr. Barnes, of New
York" .Dora Thorne," and Capt
Courageous" who had won "A BET
Badge of Courage" in The First Bat
tle.' I'm Silk Attire" Point Lace anu
Diamonds" ..Thelm IA Daughter OF
MARYLAND and 'sA Lady of Quality
though IA Bachelor Girl''-met John
GRAY" An American Cavalier.
"Alone" u nder the Greenwood lice.
"A Oay of Fate it proved. The Los,
Chord" sung by The Choir Invisible,
accompanied by ssThe Flute and Vlo-
lin. :" made theirs "a Romantic Woo
ing" Standing "Face TO Face" she
gave him "a Rose of Yesterday" to
wear "For Her Sake and "John
Grav" said "Goodbye Sweetheart" hav-
ing in his heart april Hopes" and
Matrimonial Intentions"
CHAPTER II.
Beautiful But Poor" was "Dora
Thorne." "A Woman in White" wear
ing a simple ''Bow of Orange Ribbon. 2
when John Gray" in Evening
Dress" presented "A Letter of Intro
duction Seated ''On the Red Stair
case" Under the Red Lamp" "A Pair
of Blue Eyes," ''As True as Steel, put
John Gray In Varying Moods. >
Was she MAID, Wife or Widow" 1t
was Love at Sight!' "John Gray
was "Between Two Loves" With hap
piness $50 Near and Yet So Far" "A
Terrible Temptation" caused ga Broken
Vow'-'.All For pretty Face.
CHAPTER III.
'.John Gray" being Beyond Recall. y
''Thelma" was IA Rebellious Heroine. "
1t was "a Likely Story" Calling her
self "a Fool In Spots" she declared "A
Cumberland Vendetta "At Sunrise"
against John Gray" for Sweet Re
venge." Sending him 1.-The Talisman"
and ''His Letters" by The Yellow
Kid" she gave him Hell Fer Sartain p
for breaking 'sThe Golden Shackles. :"
THE Joy of Life" vanishing in IA
Life's Mistake" "Thelma" sought
''Valarie's Fate" jOining THE Suicide
Club Uncle Bernac," "a Fearless
Investigator, saved her from 1.-The
Jows of Death,' and took "A Trip
Through ASIA" making "A Foreign
Match" with GA Prince of India J"
"The World Went Very Well Then"
CHAPTER ".
IA Porter's Intellect" saved GA Scan
dal in Bohemia" by keeping John
Gray's" 'Sinless Secret" Fortunes
Wheel" favored John Grav." strug-
CLING '"Gainst Wind and Tide. Mr..
Nelson's Will'' giving him ''Old Mid
dleton's Money " THE Little Minis
ter'' Joined John Gray" and Dora
Thorne." while rang ''Shandon Bells
and shone "The Sun of Saratoga. In
His Home" I'm Gods Country she Is
"A Clever Wife," and he Her Lord
and Master" ''Dora ThoIne" married
"a Man of Mark" and Hard Cash, !"
and ''Thelma" captured "a Noble
Name" but is s'Wife in Name Only" !"
SIS Marriage Failure?"
-[Walter Champ in Up To- Date.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

FORTY thousand mortgages have been
paid this year in Kansas. Are the
times getting worse
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
Advert LSING RATES

Displays one dollar per inch for first 1nser-
non half rates each insertion thereafter.
Locals, or reading notices, ten Genus pei
rine each insertion. Locals in blaSa type,
twenty cents per line each insertion.
Fractions of lines count as full lines wnen
running at line-rates.
dates. resolutions OF respect and matter OF q
like nature, ten cents per line.
Special rates given tor large aoVerIlso'
uents and yearly cards
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
Yours Very truly,
d. f. SIMMONS

Sold by w. t. Brooks at SOC and 81. 90
per box. Send address on postal to the
Wright Med Co., Columbus Ohio. for
trial size, free.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
To Cure A Cold In One Day.

TAKE Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. Csc. For sale by w.
1: Brooks and James Kennedy, Paris,
Ky.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

Wrghrs Celery Tea cures const1pa.
ton, sick headaches. 25c at druggists
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

HOckingport. o., August IA, '96.
To the Wright Medical Co.,
Columbus. Ohio
GENTLEMEN: | have been using
Wright's Celery Capsules for stomach
trouble and constipation for some three
months, and find them even greater than
recommended. With pleasure, and un-
solicited would recommend them to
the suffering public
Yours very truly,
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
Reflections of a Cycler.

Street sprinkling by individuals is not
so much necessity or habit as it is
mania
A century run is a feat accomplished
by cycler who has more muscle than
mind
Little drops of water
Sprinkled on the dust,
By the thousand gallons
Gets the sprinkler "cussed"
Eternal vigilance is the price Of safe
riding on wet streets.
ScOrchers are like gossips-- always
running somebody down.
DID you know the Paris mill was run
ming night and'dav and are hehind on
their orders So don't wait till you are
out t. put in your order (1t)
FIvE-foot step-ladder with shelf
forty cents. (4U Cook q VIM.
GOOD times for shoe buyers this
week, at
Gf) DAVIS, THOMSON q IsGRIG.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
ID. f. SIMMONS

of HOckingpOrt. o., Recommends Wright's
Celery Capsules.
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10
MOTHERS FRIEND

allays all
Nervous
ness, re-
lieves the
Headache
and N a u
sea, and SO
fully pre-
mares the
The Bourbon news., 1897-09-10

FIvE-fOot step-ladder with shelf
forty cents. (4D Cook q VIM.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
The Note of Thanh

Just a word, girls, abbut The n
Of writing graceful note Of thlah|
be chary of such notes; does q
send You a pretty gift, II gos
saying that You write coriii
appreciation, but If some act Of I'd
done or some little favor rsnas|
written word of thanks Is too II
elected.
Its an art. this art Of writing
word OF thanks, but IL Is one ski|
ientlewoman should cultivate. ssl
IN the long run. be Of far mos
TO her than even the mysteries y
Painting or mandolin playing!
You 80 out OF town, perhaps, u
oTernight with frienl, and u 4
as pleasant a memory as VOC
linser with your hostess as NJ
eelf, YOU should write line
10 her you your unspoksl thuSI
that's board and lodging k
say; very true, hut it's always ~
by the woman whose hcspitaiiy
accepted, and, presumably. eutdI
again, If a man sends you a book
ping from a newspaper, or =
club reception on ladies' Jay,
word of thanks, even If you ~
ZAP in tl,s middle II the nignl
IS q matter OF policy II notnir!
will find the habit an expedlea!
people are much more apt 10
rcss for person from whom tns
word of tharks comes quick!
taneously than for that unp
matter-of-fact member OF SEQ
takes all such courtesies as 81
and does mot trouble herself
slightest Acknowledgement Of
courtesies,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
A COMPLICATED CASE.
Negro Girl Convicted OF Murder. but
CAn't lie rnnlshed.

waca TeaSas psscesDoer s-The case o.
THE State against Kate Ma.Ihess. ;he or
orfd gRl. convicted of snun3er presents
some interesting Is,snts. A. wirei from
here saturday. the jury r6nricted the ~.
and flilrig from fhe oyIdenoe that sa4
vas under Is years o. age. ihey oraert3
her sens 20 the reformAtnly, Instead o.
the Te'rise iiaiY. The Jaw prov llas fJl
the sentencing Of youTsfal cauyicts g. The
T'sforz'1Hsory. 81 Seams. ineasl2as nt3thlt
boys nor ggls. but is construed 10 mean
baih- 50 far as this las apples IL INC
case ia bard, the verdict se,Yus g. h,
rvs l4la1F, and Is 50 regarded; bat The law
gge4lsl-us Tor the receptiQl ana .rcsrcera-
Noa ~ snHn cpnvicts 1zl3y yT9vlles .1r
BOYS ana The authorities iaeru ret8.a o.
TAXI glT.s "a u.e eTysand iha7 they H..r
- A2shoTly - mold theM 4aI t1--.
NaJlg eer1 no accpuul o1a tt-as p-ot isg
10y GlTs iheg cQl.1 n-f take ware o. iha ul
" thsy hal The althnriiy. T1. uo.lt ic-
Leo pos tg the defendant fgT her l5l-t-.y
Is tAe ior meg 3e3iaray pies. u ir~ MN
JiTot7'lzs ipr 4 veg ct iaspn- ae t.naT.s3..-
rT'eai - The reiptmaiery. H IS Ht.a rsat
5lN feeylict 81 tins sury H. lA-Nafe MAJ
news raee 81 legal. Vs-l1 verdict at
that Ahr conviction al3 the acc,5tauae ay
inN ao'srt O. thar ver,i'c; place. ih4 a-
ie.1il1-lit ~ Jfrpar5V IL he defects sH IT, .
4 .rt then she aus1 ~ set as Nhe-lr A
rev. ;rlal wosh fl4cs her IS et--.li tiIne
II leoparnN, which Is ,,not4a.le1 il liz
CSig1sgf. tart lon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
NOVELTIES OF FASHION.

Chenille Is employed 10 represent fruit
and flowers, and he lightest yelvets form
the groundwork Of steel silk and gold en-
broidery, smc;hysts perhaps being the new
est introduction; and there is hardly any
class of embroidery, cxccP; for tailor made
dresses, that dos not enlbody at least a
few small diamonds.
Ornamental buttons are 20 be suppressed
ed by the semblance OF a jeweled button
hole, sold in graduated sizes 20 be carried
down the front OF bodioes. Sometimes these
aEe made in paste, sometimes in gold, with
other jewels, and many Of them res emble
the old drop earrings. only they are placed
automatically instead Of perpendicu!arlr.
Some are composed Of amethysts and steel.
some Of steel end diamonds, Others are con-
led from old models in n SOFT OF loZenge
shape.
A new style for whiting or evening dress
is to use two materials Of the same shade
for instance, the iop Of the skirt is silk, the
lower part OF embroidered velvet. the en-
broidery uniting the Two materials: OF
course, the idea is carried out on the bod
ioe AS 10 sleeves. the newest are quite
pain with only Little epaulet or .rill but
are very long and opening over the hand
with lace edsing.
Eminent authorities say that ell the hats
fer the coming season are 10 be low dow,
in the front and high up at the back. These
VIII not arrive mere III the spring is in
its full glory Bul IN Paris they are lus.
showing a ''colnns-on disposition The
fronts % such hats arc decorated with os-
irich feathers. set low on the brm. way
ing 10 the right ace TO The left.
The Duchess OF York has jus. purchase /,
one Of the new fell mats black outside and
white underneath. 1t is plentisully
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
JOHN D. M,cA1.L MAYOR.

After TIE nos: exciting fnayoralty con-
test ID the history q the city, Hon. John
d. Mccall democratic nominee. was to-
day elected mayor O. Austin over Colon /
John pecler, indepsrds nj. hy = majority o.
rs yeiea The day WAS beautiful and n
consequence there was gooi toprnoui Of
The vntcTS, tie total vote cast being 541s.
Cssiicinaa Matthews s1d Graham were
elected school trustees and I-eiiaaker AID
Feisl water aud light comm lssiuutrs. IN
the Firsi ward Morris was sleclcl alder
nAn, 20 opioNltioa 10 the Second Beatty
vas reelected oVcr Klnrstury 10 the
Third Shelley was reelected over patier-
son. ~ ihe Fourth Roherieau was re-
elected TO opposition, IA the Fifth CTooksT
= as elected over Hill Ia the SIKH Stlmpi
vas Te-elecie9, no opposition. ID the
Seventh Horton was ~ eiec.sd, no opposi-
ton; IN Jhe E.ghia RoseaEren vas r.
ele,tet over Nagroth in the Ninth MtLe-
mere wfs olectod over ssum8ie. Ganu2Way
and Houston in the Tenth 2ijNer was re-
elected ever kreisi. "a the Eleventh Redd
" as Reelected. 20 opposition. Tho alt2c-
manic race watch excited the greatest "a
u1es. Was n ;ne Ninth psr,l. where there
were ioui candidates, JED MoLem1rr Joe
shamafe J. l.. Ganraway ard ANDY Anus-
ltn. McLeupfc received q majority over
all u he ofponeats. There we're also hnt
alaermau.c fights 10 the Second. Third
rita Eighth aad Tenth ward
After the votes were cgVlrted arf il was
learned tha: Mccall was elected The NJ.
oa.l pooylc turned themselves loose aad
there was q SIRE enough hot time
Aoatrcs were built sad a procession
headed Soy trEss rani riaFfng ~ vlo 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
MURDER, ROBBERY, ARSON.
Fearful Grimes Committed by Two
Men 10 San Jacinto County.
HENRY MOODY WAS THE VICTIM
The Thfeves Secured Thirteen Hun
ared Dollars-One of Them 10 sara
10 Have Made y Confession

Willis, Texas. December s.-Ssvs Of a
foul murder and robbery having been co1a-
nittsd eighteen miles southeast OF here
in San Jacinto county hast THURSDAY night
reached here today. The victim was Henry
Moody. q single man, who lived cy him
sek; the amount hest was $500. Ai,eF
the man had been murdered and robbed
this house was burned down % the BODY
TO destroy 1t, but parties living near were
attracted by the fire and recovered the
caarred remains SIS soon as the house
burned down. Moody bad raised the money
by selling cattle. Fron another reliable
source 1, was Learned that the ofsceff ar
rested a man who is said TO have confessed
oil, duplicating an aecompliee- The man
nnder arrest was carried 20 Houston ioT
ssfekecping. officers are SIN loo4.ing .or
his sooonplice. All parties white.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
GALVESTON CITY COUNCIL.


Galveston. Texas November ga, n
meeting of the city council tonight the res
olrtien for the issuance Of $4,000 in bonds
for the establishment Of sewer rlsnt. in
accordance With the plans OF Colonel Geo.
T. WAr9ns of New York, was carried by 4
vote of TO 3. The proposition for tie rur.
chase of the Galveston Sewer eom,any's
plant Went over There was some trrsg,,-
larity about the appointment of the com.
mitGee which has been negotiating with The
sewer eompAny, and TO set matters straight
the same gentlemen Mere formally an.
i~lniet tenssht and will report later.
The money from the sale o. the 5000 90O
funding bonds new being available the
city will begin tomorrow paying of de-.
feFren salaries. Warrants for Jour months
asgresaiing Si06 oo0, are now ready and
viii be Issued tomorrow Warrants for an !.
ether four months VIII be male out within
the next week OF ten days That will aiout
exhaust the fund, bui il Will bring the city
up TO within haillng distance Of cash
basis for the time being.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

HiNshoro, Texas, December captain
William A. Fields. present representative
IN The legislature from the fotorinl dis
trio; comprising the COUNTIES Of Hill. Bes-
que, Hamilton and sameryell. today an
nonnoes that he viii be candidate To-.
State senator for the Teath senatorial s.
trsci. composed Of the counties Of Elils.
Johnson and Hin. Captain Ftlis siat.S
that he fayors the election of Governor
Charles A. Calberson TO the United States
senate but that whenever the democracy
OF the district expresses itself. should he
be the nominee for Stale se5ator. he viii
cheerfully obey its will. and II elected
faithfully comply with the INSTRUCTIONS
Kiven.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
1mhodcn of Cherokee
pa the EaIlor q rhe rosl.

~ ihe tdior CT The Post,
Naeosdoohes. Texas. December ar
you lake your pen and with the man o,
IeNas before yon draw i.nc around Har.
Fison county on the north and after de-
touring little to the west, and thence in
m irregular line south TO the Gult q,
Mexico You viii have strip of country
between your line and the Sabine river GOV.
ened by the following counties; Harrison.
shelby Pamela, Anderson. Naooedeehes
sabine San Augustine. Jasper. Newton
Tyler, Polk, Angelina, Cherokee. Hous,on
San jacinto. Hardin, oranse. Jefferson ana
Liberty counties, ana known in ofYici.i
csreles as The Secnna congressional ale.
'ris'' This is the Shoe string dls,riet.
and since The arrangement; in,o its presen,
shape and size has had hut one NON s,ass'
man, to Wit, Sam D. Cooper OF Tyler soun.
w who V now serving his third term. In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

San Angelo Texas December s.-Foar
'Tain lcads of Conner Bros cattle. which
were bought by Peters q Wrass, lef, over
The ssnss 70 for ,hv fesd lots al Eskr.age.
Kan. yesterday. Trading ia cattle has
bssa little dun for tbs past week or two
but shoNed little mare activity today
bnd d MeT1z selling SO John saDdsrgin OF
Eureka, kan. 1900 steors coming loars
and up al $50, aad 100 az ss6. Agril de-
Livery Mr., sandessin also bought l0D0
head OF yearllnrs frpm Thompson Bros
OF Runaells county al Sis e5. which viii
be sAipped from Talpa 10 Eureka 10 a few
DAYS
William Childrsss eold to Poles Eden Of
so1'saesna 30 steers. SIS and Is and
bought Of T ]. and r H. Ellis 500 COWS
30 be delivered In the spring. Both deals
al private terms, Mr., Eden viii put the
steers on feed at Corslcana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

Prairie View. Texas, December s.-Pro-
fcssor II. r KeaAng. editor of the \. NJ.
Z. Review. lcctured n the Prairie View
chapel Sunday evening on Low" The
lecture was we'll received.
Today at 1929 a. M. Bishop Abram
Grant arrived from Houston and lectlred
TO The students on "lmprc ssions OF Trip
Abroad" B.shop Grants lecture was
Very interesting, instructive and Inspiring.
After daRncr tine bishop was shown the
~ dustrial departments Or, Deaham Of
v 4ca. ureslding elder II he Temple dis
trict accompanied the bishop. Tie party
left Tor Houston Oh the cFanlne trait \ II
We're pleased with uAe condition CT the
eSb,1i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

The waist IS cut with shirred yoke
o. yellow silk, which IS drawn in many
small folds across the bust. The sleeves
have sligh' puts at the shoulders,
caught underneath with fall Of lace,
below whicA the sleeves, crinkle 10 the
wrist. The yes. Of white lace is fast
cred over the silk yoke. and is carried
with small folds 10 :he belt line, where
it is crushed beneath a big fold Of ma
gents velvet which gives novel relief 10
the yellow fabric
The SKIRT IS Of yellow crepe laid in
tiny SIN plating over a silk lining. For
the lining near sill is used instead o,
taGeta- This comes at % cents a yard, and
is very wide.
This same bodice can he worn over a
different skirt, and in fact would look
very well over Hack. magenta or green,
and the bride VIII vary her skirts. substi-
tutipg belts ot different colored yelrets,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07

Celery toast-Cut the csl.,,
bits and boil until tender M
water and mash the celery 81
saucepan with two Tablespoonful
ter, heated; season with peps, l
Put a spoonful on each eou,,
and send TO table hot, win n
milk in separate dish.
Celery pickles-Two quar-.
celery. two quarts chopped Ga
half ounce crushed ginger ~ ?
ounce turmeric. one uuartsr q,
mustard seed, two Tablespoonful
tablespconfuls white sugar tk,s)
OF vinegar; put all in porr.l,s
and cook slowly until cabbass Il
are tender. Keep in an arths,I
closely covered.
Celery sslad-Ore hard. boI,A !.
raw egg, one Tablespoonful aNs
butter. one tcaspoonful white MI
half teaspoonful salt. one.har 4
iul pepper. four tablespoonful
enc tablespoonful made mus,s
punches CELERY. Run the yoik !, \
co egg to a paste and blend the \
gradients into a smooth. cresn.a
ture, as in all salad dressings, d
white OF The egg ard add II 10 II,
which should be chopped az /,
Four the dressing OYER it md !
once.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
Supreme Court,

Austin. Texas. December The follow
ipg proceedings were had in the supreme
court today:
Certified questions answered: NJ. n.
farbo1ough VS.. Mrs. a. W Collins. from
Henderson; Gulf. Colorado and Santa Re
Railway company VS., w. 4. Beail 81 al.
from Bell, State OF Texas sx rel ] ~
Brown q al VS.. Bryan callaghan. mayor.
from Bexar.
certified questions submitted-A. q
COOPER VS. b. +, Yoakum, from Bexar.
Certificate Of dissent answered--W 9
Earl et al VS.. City OF Henrietta from
Clay V'"
Nc'ton fcr rehearing acknowledgements,
Hoedfing VS.. John Dobbin. from Bexar.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
NoTEs ~ rnRsoNAl.s-

T Rice financial agent q Texas
peh.'en,lari,s and J. l.. Wilson. editor
o. 'Ac sherman Democrat. are Al the Hotel
Salse.
M'ssrs Christtsrn and G y Taft o,
The Wells Fargo Express company and o.
W case aud J. A. Russ OF The Pacific Ex.
tivss company are in the CITY on business
Wnh the railroad commission
The Texas Central Railway company de-
posted Sltl 20 with the comptroller today.
3 'ng ih amount OF its quarterly tax on
passenger earnings
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-07
WOMEN AND THEIa .

The women of FINLAND =.
most every freedom that M M sts
country is described as =, ~ q
for suffragists." 'snall
In South Australia all .a.u
rights of franchise. and M
the prime minister, saws ~.
appreciate the power and =, Y
intelligently. sfs
Women are now aimittea
universities The majority y L
TO the great Vienna scho,,.u =
women. a
Nsrw Zealand women are .r.-
progressive in the world ~
suffrage, the native or Maor, ~
allowed TO vote as well as ths.s
sisters. OF the actual vo,ssa l
cent are women. From a ~.
triai and financial depression NJ ~
Is now in a most remakahl. W
prosperity.
1t is said on authority ,ba, q.
suffrage for women In Enrlssa
question of time. A prominss, !!
living in London says that IN
only TO bring in a bill s,essss
adherents every time it is yaI
has been the case heretofors NJ
ilized government can lisregs.sa