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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-10
The Ninth District.
To the Editor of The Post.

10 the Editor of The Post
Austin, Texas, April 29.-Who As the
man for the democrats to select as sue
cessor to the Hon. Joseph D. Sayers TO
represent the people in the National con-
gress from the Ninth district? This ouos-
ton, Notwithstanding the remoteness of
the period when choice is to be definitely
settled is beginning to agtate sharply
the people, especially the politicians of
the district. SO the question is being con-
sidered, in all its phases. as to who would
be the proper man TO carry off the palm
Those who have been considering the mat
ter from the standpoint OF party exped-
iency, say 1t should be some man who IS
at once safe, well equipped for the station
and Wal be able to hold in line the vote
that made it impossible for the
opposition TO defeat Savers. They
say that the democrats in the Ninth
musf mot be too confident of landing
their man, and very pertinently ask if
any man upon whom n nomination might
fall could take up the flag voluntarily
laid aside by the invincible old joe and
carry 1t on TO victory as he always did?
In other words, they ask can the democracy
OF the Ninth insure at the polls pass
port 10 any man it might have a mind to
select?
SOIlle SthunCn democrats venture the
opinion that unless the democracy is wise
in It's chcico, the man who succeeds the
| sage of Bastrop as 4 democrat will have to
pull up hill as much his adversary
| particularly If his adversary happens to
get push from combined force And
this they say is not at all unlikely, since
the retirement OF Savers will encourage
| the opposition to new hopes and storner
efforts. So 1T is said by some of those
given to the habit of watching the turn
| of the political affairs, that local pride
and prejudice must me laid aside, when
| the democracy comes to consider the choice
| of "A successor TO Sayors. and that the man
| who can at once command the respect
| and confidence of his own party and gather
substantial strength from the ranks or
| the opposition, must be the man. They
| call attention to the fact that If In 1884.
| Sayers had failed to wrest from the OPP
| position in the eastern portion Of the
| district vote to which democracy can lay
no certain or legitimate claim, he would.
| unqMestionably have met defeat and
| the vote. they say. of 1896 which, NO far
as the enemies OF democracy are concerned,
| was poled under the most chaotic and
| confounding conditions developed COM
bined strength even greater than the
| strength combined and centered on Hutch
| ison in 1884 So they therefore fear that
unless some man is brought out who can
I hold in line tho support in the eastern
| section that always went TO Sayers from
| the opposition democracy two years
| hence may have a desperate struggle iof
4 supremacy In the Ninth,
4 Democrat"
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ORANGE.
A nurElnr Frustrated, but EIudcs
Arrest.


Orange, Texas May Q. Last night after
~ o'clock Night Poll reman Hammond
Starks while making Ais regular rounds.
discovered that some one had effected an
entrance into the Sou Ehcrn Pacific freight
Office ON Front street. and had turned out
all the lights to pre- vent being seen. Mr..
Starks summoned assistance and endoav.
ored to cori-.l the lYlrgar, but was unsuc-
cossful, as me roi Der made his errope in
the darkness befo y, the officers could sur
round him. An examination showed that
an entrance bad been effected through a
WINDOW, but the burglar was disturbed be-
iore securing sry booty II is thought
mat me burglaS was euieavoring to break
INTO the Wells. Fargo express room when
discovered.
The extro, Aely low rate from here to
Port Arthur Induced many TO make that
trip today, and the barge Welcome, in tow
OF the tug. Guillott. left the wharf at s
O'Clock IN ~ mornig with anbout l25 ras
sengers aboard. The Orange baseball
team ac' ,ompaniel the excursion, having
made aI engagement 20 cross Lats with
the Poit Arthur team at that place to-
day
~ very refreshing rain fell here this af =
ternoSn which was much needed. AMI will
90 great deal OF good, especially TO EAR
Den and TO corn and cotton that had been
rel hanted. In some portions OF the county
IN g worms have dono much damage to the
c. ops. corn especially, and many have been
orced to replant on that account.
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DRIGGlST---tiraduato ". g. pl; l6 years'
experiences; manager ana first clerk In
largest store IN the West desires a po-
| sinon In flrst-claSs store. references
present and former employer. Address
h26, this ofricc, 10
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WANTED 70 BUY.

WANTED TO buy or rent good pool ta-
Die al once; must be cheap. Apply to
$50 Montg omery avenue II
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THE STATE of Texas. Navarro County:
BIDS viii bc r,cc wed un,l t. M Sat
urdny, May 10, 1897 Tor the furnishing to
the state orphans Homo at Corsicnna,
Texas, the following supplies TO bc fur
nishcd fron June to August 81. In
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TIIE BOARD of dental examiners for tho
Eleventh Judicial district viii meet In
Houston. May &c, to examine applicants
a. r.. Gambau secretary: Thos. T.
Williams, President 5.2d
ST51cltiipIDERs MEETING-Noticr -
Lershy gwen that the annual meeting
Of ma Stockholders OF the Merchants
ana Planters on o.. WIN be held on
W"lnesday morning MAY. u, 1891. at II
n'cio.k. a; the office Of y. w. House.
n. W, House. President.
T. n Rice Secretary. Sip
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FOR SALE.

FINE new Ladies' Columbia bicycle for
ss,le at a very reasonable price. can hN
seen at ghc grocery house OF Il. u. Can
non y Co. ioS Travis street. This Ia
also tho best place TO buy Your grocr-
ries. ~
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HELP WANTED.

LIVE AGENTS WANTED 10 scil the
Giant Cement; Mistlcre make from 81 TO
81 pcr day, Apply at Roston stand,
1n2 Congress avenue. Houston, Texas. IL
MONEY easily made Ivy writing SAFETY
Fund nfe insurance for the old Hart
ford; Mir Patterson VIII cali and In
struct. notes ilrat annual premium at
our risk. Harris u Patterson. managers.
Dallas. II
AGENTS Economy gas burner raves ~
per cent OF uus. makes a sarge. beautiful
light, ana givee lou per cent profit TO
statesmen. General Agency Co., S9S Dear.
born street, Chicago. Iii. u
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Lt;\ DELI. FANS PACk.itp LAMPS.
Ideal Engines. National Bol'ors. Lakon
TRANSFORMED Electrical CONSTRUCTION.
Repairing. supplies. immature Rewind-
Ing Tho f}ardcn-Shcets Electrical Con-
eiiuot!on company. 9W Preeton avenue.
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MRS. \. WATTS. clairvoyant medium
hours =. IN. 10 . p. IN, GIG Austin.
tttgfpitg
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LOST FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

LOST-Two keys one had a Steel ring on
it. f Woodmans'e' R'rhmo"i' rex. ID
$500 REV Rp-For large chestnut sor-
rel horsc: flaNen name ana tai, shod;
s,rayed from Drummer four We Ks ago;
T. Witty, Surveyor, corner Main ana
Franklin. -
STOLEN--One lieh, bay horse with sad
llo and bride, branded 4 on left shout
dor about l6 hands high Ten dollars
reward for return to Geo. Suntheim
Houston. II
gTOIEN-A yellow Stearns' bicycle, Nos.
2iOd ana l'303. model A. 96 make. Mcs-
iuypr saddle aud senrchligh amp, one
grIp tin yellow and one nickel, ten dol
lars reward for return of same to owner.
Address 30, this office. 10
BAY horse, lG hands. shod all around,
thre, white feet star on foreheai; - re-
ward for horse and s25 for thef. John
Farmer, county treasurer. ~
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roR SALE CnEAP--45o acres Of land
sixteen miles from Houston n ,anen ran IN
road. price $50 per acre, ! n ame" t.n ~,
hIlding :
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HMG. C. 4. BUJhC. pianisie. studio 30.
Mason block. special attention Paid to
rudi.acnts of music; lessons at pupilJ'
residence if desired. instruction 10 De-
dinners, also advanced s.mder,s. u
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WANTED TO BUY

WANyEI--A good secondhand safe. with
plol chest preferred; give full DE-
scripticn. Address 61, tbs Office ~
ANTED- Second hand furniture. stoves
nnd holfcbold goods. all kinds; will pay
good prices Send postal card postoffice
hoy a Houston; Will enll ON yolI: 10
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GOA ACRES Of smooth black prairie lana.
% ~ tlated twenty niles west Of Beaumont
fronts on the southern Pacific ra i r'aid a.
rnliroad switch on The ANA, We III III ~, vi
cone money. Address Nm. Huh'ei,
iI..lnNl ~. HnlIse. "
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON insurance policies
al 6 per cent per a7num, T. Is. Fills.
room J. French Building. san Antonio,
Texas. o-N
no IoAN-sy0 TO $1,000 on Houston city
rnnI es,tate. Harral & HarraI. Fox build,
Ing, ~
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.s'f. vlcksburg.
ssbu,t Meridian.
A Louisville.
ssipsioa Lexington,
Sue, chattanooga.
aba, Knoxville,
sa'ea, Nashville,
nlih, Memphis
~ Little Rock.
sssa torgan,,, Hot Springs.
sasu', Baton Rouge
80 lorgauizes, New Orleans,
..asilie Galveston,
Sa1ashan, Houston,
az Dallas,
sonsry. Waco,
worta. Austin.
A.. asl ,s,, Of the 'i mo Anto nj.
10. s',ssSgsssted to As sesln.s in thes.
.te'' :, in local IS meeting
d. matter Of sUaS &c 10 take in
s~s secretary of the
secre,na,vc C. Middleton,
'ary' Augusta, Ga.
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4 WIDOW, mddIn aged and heF' dnugh-
ter. aged is. wish a position to accom-
pany family going up North as nurse
part of fare, references gwen Address
Mrs. u. Wilson. general delivery. Waco,
Texas. l2
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NINE, JOSEPH. the great European
clairvoyant, ptlmist and fortune ueller
can be consulted ON all affairs, full sit
tings. 1c; satisfaction given, 3S!2 Main
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BIDS viii be received un,l t. m. Sat
urdny, May TO- 1897, for the furnishing TO
the state orphans Homo at CorSicnna,
Texas. the following supplies to bc fur
nishcd frosn June | to August 81. In
elusive:
Seventy pounds fresh bee per day;
i6eoo pounds flour l9o pounds smchei
q barrels rice, barrels grgs, barrels
HON ny, IL boxes soap, 8 barrels fino
salt 3 barrels coarse sah, barrel vino.
gar, boxes starch, 10 pounds soda, 10
pounds black pepper, cases 5-ponnd
cans Prlce's Baking Powder, sacks
little Java COFFEE, i0-ponnd caddlcs tea,
IL barrels granulatrd sugar, ID barrels
New orleans sugar house moassos. 4
barrels fresh maclterel. boxes prunes,
l harrcl dried applioe. barrel krau'.
dozen hrooms tme1um sige> boxes can
dts'. cases tomatoes 1 cases tomato
.ataup, carer WorcestriPh.ie r.iuce.
eases blu'nR, " cases oatmeal, ! barrels
pickles IL boxes crackers 1000 yards las
Borled colors, American PRINTING com
uany calico. 100 yards OTIS denltns blue
mixed 100 yards chcvlot thlu" check, 10
white bedsprcsds t2s2ls yardsl. lW Nnrds
crash towcllnR 100 Inches VIDE. 600 yards
frut of tho loom blcnchcd domestic. 200
yards lnlian Head medium brown do
nestle, rolls marble oil cloth 0,sst qual-
ityl. " dozen black hose tNos. ana y,
100 wards blue chambry, loO yards PINK
chanbry. 100 tons coal and 100 cords
wood
An the articles horcin specified must
he of the beat uuIltty. Qualify aud price
alone WIN govern In awarding bids, ana
goods manufactured In Texas VIII be
given The preference. These goods are
10 br Delivered In such quantities nE may
br aErrcd upon, az Corsicana, Texas.
from June ] - August 81 except tha,
conl which must lse delivered on poar"
mo cars nj the Orphans home side
track nnd tho wood mus, be delivered At
the home Pnrttes, who wish 20 bid %
furnish .hcsc supplies, VIII address Their
Lids 10 c'thcr William A. WORKMAN, sup
crintendont. or Jlnk Evans, president
board % trustees corsloann, TeNhs. ana
mark qhrr letters: "eus for furnishing
sunulins To tho state Orphans Home.
The boprd reserves tho righi 20 reject
any and all BIDS, aud 10 award the entire
contract N en,h department 10 one or
more persons. Us tho interest Of he nsii-
tntinn ,nny seem to demand. Those b.d-
ling for dry goods Will accompany their
Ia with samples OF the material they
.xnef, 10 furnish. w \. Wor,ham
SUPERINTENDENT State orphans Home.
T,orsloann. May l. 1897. ~
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FOR RENr--Pretty two-story house. sew
en- rooms, all mouetm conVenienct's. cloSo
IN 1916 Texas avenue. Apply 1918, noNt
door 10 Mrs. H., c. Burks. IL
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FOL; RtNT-one three room cottage
sixth ward, six room cottage on CsLpi-
toi avenue. near new court house. Reps
dorph Bros, 7td Main II
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FpE ltsNT-Two large south rooms (iin-
f"ruishooD. with han and bath room
suitable Tor light housekeeping in prl-
Nate family. mt low rate Cali nj l5i4
Caroline street. II
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o'ifti ali see 1"DAAsh W. II. SP's'h m ~.
Information. is
Bids NTEp--ror tho erection OF
public school building. Seaicd bids will
be received by the Undersigned until "
o'clock noon. OF the 18th day OF May.
1877, Tor the erection complete OF u pup-
lie school building. for the city of Pal
catlno In accordance with plans and
specifications ON ille In tho office of cha
city Aocnstary.
Each bid submitted must be accom-
panicd with oci'uicd check FOR tho sum
OF one hundred dollars. payable TO A. l..
bowers. r'ayor OF tho city of Palestine.
as guarantee tina, the rarity submit
ting such bid viii cnt.r into a valid and
hiniing contract with the city to erect
and construct sad building IN accord
hnce with sud bid, ANA plans and spec
ilca lions. ani furnish good aud sufi-
ci"M bord IN the suru OF 5000 condi-
ticnal foi tho faithful performance of
such contract. The city reserves tho
right TO reject amy and al bids
A l.. HoWhRS. Muyor.
w. G. CAMPBEl l.. ,Aty Scc'y.
Palestine Texas. April y, 1880 II
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| FOR RENT-An elegant six room ott.,ge
| IN Third ward; good neishborhood. with
| All modern convenicnces. Harral &
| liairil, ooN Building. IL
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FOR RENr-Cheap. SIX room cottage, on
molk aN"rne. newly rapered. Apply llol
Travis street. II
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FOR ItENI-Seven room housa molnrn
coh\"nlances, walking ds4ance from
Capitol hotel, corner Travis aul CLAY.
Apply 1903 Travis Ia
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WANTED-Board and lodging for ser
Woes until October by a good book
Keeper and clerk, city or country; ref
ereMces. Address $50, this Office. II
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FOR klIN1--Two nicely furnished up
stairs rooms. one suitable for nrht
housekeeping; four blocks from Main
nue.. n
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FOR RENT-Sniie of offices. with vault
ser9n1 floor. our building: seven room
re4lionce, with modern conveniences
Trust Co 10
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~. MA four room cottage with
nan, .ol Caroline street, between CLAY
and POLK avenues. Apply Sorncr stora
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TWO OR TliRIlE couneetiug rooms. fur
nished for light housekeeping. southern
exposure quiet place. no other roomers:
desirable and central location: refer.
ences Apply 1919 Walker II
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| SITUATION WlANTEp--By a live man
| OF good address and neat appearance rs
| salesman, shipping clerk or hookkocpcr.
moderate salary. Address NJ. Paige, 4o6
Caphol avenues IL
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ROOMS TO RfcNT-Elegant furnished
rooms, very cool. rates reasonable. 1917
iI'NlVu NNeuue. IL
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

WANTED--A man TO open up valuable
silver mine In MEXICO. Call 100 Shea
street and see Captain w, Il. Sparks for
informant ton Is
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f',lf ktNT-The Levy Hotel. good pa
tronsgc, centrally ioca ed possession
given Jurn l. Il. H. Dwyer. 1irenham.
~
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WHO WANTS good delivery man tcclor
edl2 Knows city, understands how TO
handle furniture; good driver Apply
11lT Magnolia street. IL
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PROFESSIONAL.

=0TroN e. BRO, Fire Insurance
D. cris and Adjusters. 10 Main strernA
ccrne'' Frankia
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FOR RENr-ln Third ward, a new two
story house. southern exposure. ali ma r.
ern ccnVcn onces. stable, servants room.
rent reasonable TO good tenant Apply
lSlG Lamar avenue. IL
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FOR SAifs With al convenlences; nice
sulii nV ives. choice of two car lines.
Ips y0s 10 H. 'f Bhsh
anu i' s9s Mason block. u
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fNplI RENT Ny residence. thirteen rooms,
modern convencnceS, two blocks from
tapho hotel; desirable location for first
..ass boarding house; ITO Capitol DR..
VIM. K. Eckhar1l IS
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FOR RENTING lurge front rooms one
large dpthle room for young inen or a
lAmliN one large upstairs room for
light housekeeping; centnLlly located ise
Caroline street, corner Prairie IL
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WANTED by middleagcd u,s" work
around house; horse. carriage, garden or
any Kind OF honest work, good refer
office. IL
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SITUATION WANTED -saddler would
| Ike work In city or village. strictly so
| Der; no shabby workman. Address AKA,
ihiS offtco, IL
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FOR SALE-HCrSo, mule ana COW; oiso
gentle mare and new buggy AMI har-
ness. Apply iC7 Hadley avenue. corner
Ragby. II
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TIMER wants position In or out OF
town; also good salesman In store can
furnish best of references; handy on
stove work. u. w. III. this office. IL
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MlpDLE-AGED Euglshman, housework.
horse. carnage. vardman; handy with
round man; garden. lawn flowers. Ad-
dress 5r9. this office IL
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FOk RENT-l1yrne House, Corrignn,
Texas furnished throughout; terms rca-
sonable, For Information apply or wrtte
Mrs. f.. G, Iian.mond. Beevile, Texas. IL
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

"A I3ARGAIN-O OF the best stands IN
Houston tor general merchandise: doing
a good business: owner WISHES to Pc
tire. can be had al sacrifice. II yon
mean business answer Address 3d. this
office IL
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DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
rrockcf Wheeler Motors.
General i1l.atrlo Motors and Generators.
buckeye fncandcscont Lamps.
Ana Il fun iinc Of high grade LJectflr
supplies of All kinda.
RrplirH To all Kinds of apparatus.
Contractor for complete planis
l.. f. MILLER.
ofnce, No. ~ MAR street.
Phone 90 VI
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PIANOS. sgEo oo-pinct from New Norl,
factory. Lr-to-iatu and latest STYLES,
OAK. walnut and mahoSarY cases, Fiano
Exchange, Gle Travis street. ii
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TTAZOIIA COUNTY LAND.
Fort Bend Couniy Land.
Prairie Land,
OYSTER creek Land,
Bfa2os Bottom Land.
East ncrnard Land.
Cultivated Land. to-.
., nm acres for sale. low prices. long
.ra Iii Write for pamphlet o. our
,anches and farms,
No TRADE FRAKcIs SMITH & co.
san Antonio. Texas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HAVING SOLD the cottages heretofore
advertised. on the inS,al'ment plan We
nov ofter others located In the second,
Third aud Sixth wards. No cash down.
EXCEPT the first monthly installment
W. offer at very low pricc two whole
,Arrte In chairman TIN ri ADDITION. VIII
Ell siIi in lots or blocks We have the lars-
~, -, Of lots ana homes in the CITY; no
trouble to show you property No'Iie,ss
a. Cooley, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-11-27
ANNUAL LADIES' NIGHT
To Be Held by the Abnaki Club, Wednesday
Evening.

The Abnaki Club of Augusta has
since it's organization taken promi-
nent part in the social life of the city.
Its beautiful and commodious quar-
tiers in Masonic Temple, have been ad-
mired by visitors from all over the
United States, and they would indeed
do credit to a city Of much larger size.
One of the most pleasing features to
the members and their wives has been
the annual ladies' night. The coming
season will be ushered in by an OPEN
ing, on Wednesday evening, December
1, which will be exclusively for the
members and their ladies.
An attractive programme has been
arranged and the famous Tuxedo Trio
of New York City engaged for the &C.
casion This musical attraction comes
most highly recommended by some of
the leading clubs in the country. ard
the evening should be one of great en- :
joyment Refreshments will be serv-
cd at intermisson, and cards and dane
ing will probably be INDUCED in.
The regular ladies' nights will be con-
tinucd throughout the winter
The present membership is about 10
and the club is in very fiourishing
condition.