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Personal MENTION.

O. j. Muegge of Cucro was a guest at the
Lnwlor yesterday.
Branch r Masterson was In the city from
BraZorin yesterday.
w l.. Richards of Galveston registered at
the Capitol Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs John Gorgan OF Galveston
were at the Capitol YESTERDAY
w r. Braaelton Of Waco was In tho city
yesterday, a guest at the Capitol.
james r. Murphy of Lake Charles registered
ar the 1lutchins house yesterday
A. r. Masterson OF Angleton was In the city
yesterday guest at thu Hu,chins house.
Ernest Fulton, we'll known GalvestonIan,
was in the city for a short while yesterday
Mis- Beatrice Grlsham of Gals eston Is the
guest Of friends ut 1913 Naehreton street.
Mr. John Schumacher n prominent mer-
chant Of La Grange wa in the city ye5ter-
day.
Colonel Thomas NJ. bowers. editor Of tic
Crockett Enterprise. was here on business
yesterday.
celepratec cfgauist, was guest ut the Capt.
tol yesterday.
Mrs, Susan Collier and child and Miss A. "
Paine Of Beaumont were guests at the Hutch
ns yesterday
Mr. G. Herbert Brown editor of the cal
weston Saturday Review, MSS ~ the city ON
business yesterday
Y. G. Ewing. president of the Wheeling Cor
ruRatins company, accompanied hy his wife
was guest at the Capitol yesterday.
L. VI. Brahan, Nho sells the manufactured
products of the State peuitentiaries ON the
road ~aD here on business Yesterday
/! G. Williams advance representative OF
the "A Night on company, was IN The city
yesterday arranging for the appearance Of mis-
attraction.
Mr.. L. Raphael has returned to the city
after an absence of week in Little Rock.
where he attended the golden wedding of his
wien parents, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. A. cohn,
Mr. and Mrs. W. y Cmley and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. liam. two newly married couples u
F,tiporia, Texas. left tor the North last night
after having speot scvefal Gays at the Lavlor.
Alex Sanger one of the most extensive mer-
chnnts Of North Texas and Henry Coke, a
prominent lawyer, were in the city from Dali
las Yesterday. The latter is nephew of the
late Richard Coke.
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city Health officer.

10 the Editor OF The Post
The writer's attention has been called
To an article in this mornings Post
signed observer" setting forth the abl-
ity of certain we'll known physician for
health officer. ! quite agree with the
writer that ability should decide the is
SUE but when we have an opportunity
to get ability that has been tried ana
proved, we do not want TO take any
chances. There is no use IN shutting the
stable door after the horse is out. Tue
writer has no objection 10 oner TO Dr..
Christian as man or as Il physician, but
from reading the article, believes that L.
is intended TO cast reflections upon Di .
Rutherford, especially with those who do
not know him. observer says that he
presumably Dr.. Chrlstian) is not dicta-
torial, but conservative and liberal BY
Inference, DR.. Rutherford Is all this, which
goes to show that observer" is either ill.,
fluenced by personal reasons or does not
know the man That DR.. Rutherford is
firm and true to his convictions the writer
does not deny, and that he will do his
duty conscientiously, regardless OF what
people may say or think of him. Is also
we'll known by those who are supportias
him.
Again observer says: Remember we
have to deal with the present and future.
and not the past" No doubt Observer
would be very glad to oblterate the past.
especially when it conflicts with personal
Interest or friendship, but the people of
Houston will, | am sure not forget Or
Rutherford's past record, both as State and
city health officer, especially when we
need bis experience, as we probably shall
this summer. In the present state of the
public mind, whether right or wrong
what we require is perfect sanitation and
practical and experienced mind 10 carry
II oni and preserve it. The people know Dr.
Rutherford's practical experience by which
ne has saved MS in the past, and We can
trust him to do 1t In the. future. Let n,
lay aside all Personal or political feeling
IN ms matter and for this office. Nothing
appeals more closely to the nearest and
dearest interests OF every voter than The
question OF public health
Sanitation
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$50
Mr.. WonlGnrd.
To the Editor of The Post.

AS"''"' VI osl.
Houston. Texas, March o. 1s9s.-Sup-
Elemental to the remarks OF correspond
ent printed In your issue Of today de-
Sire to say word for the benefit of some
voters who may not have enjoyed the
pleasure of personal acquaintance with
Mr.. John d. Woolford, who has been an
nounced for alderman to represent the
Third ward in the city council.
To know Woolford is to respect him, not
only for his sterling integrity and worth
as man and citizen, but for his good
Judgment, rare, practical sense and con-
sentative mould OF mind. Woolford Is a
capable man. He is In no sense a seeker
ior this office. He has been forced by his
friends. not political friends in the usual
meaning of these terms, to allow the use
OF his name He does not desire the office.
he neld out against the use .: his name
until In justice to his friends he could do
80 no logger with due sense of the oh
nsations OF friendship. Here is one man
POLITICS viii not spoil This is the kind OF
man We want In office
AS stated at the outset this Is intended
Tor such voters as do not know him for
70 know Woolford is TO vote for him.
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CITY RUENITIEas.

Rev. c. H. Hooper will preach at Harris
burg tonight.
The Westminster League Of tbs Second
PRESBYTERIAN church will give a sbcial TO-
morrow night nj the residence Of Mrs. Simp-
son, 91S Fannin.
j. C. Langford. accused OF assauting with
an intent to murder iatrolman Wilson, was
placed under bond in the sum of $3.50 yester-
day by Justice OF the Peace Hit
Mr.. George Byers has resigned as superin-
tendent Of the local office of the Bradstreet
commercial agency. The identity of his sue
cessor has not yet been announced.
Wedemann's Comedians closed their en-
gascmont in Houston by the presentation OF
"Topsy Turyy yesterday afternoon and
Little Miss Thompson" last night
The office force of The Post was compli-
mented yesterday with IA handsome bouquet OF
Marechal Neil and American Beauty roses
from the garden OF Mrs. j. W. Stevenson.
Miss Berdie Walker aged II years. died
Tuesday night Mt her home In the FAIR
Grounds addition. and was buried yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev Mr. Mason
officiating: The pail bearers were: b. /.
George, +. S. Waterman. ]. D. Moore, c.
A. Lilienthal.
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JllsT BEFORE THE BATTLE
Final Rallies Of the Opposing Forces in the Municipal
NJ Campaign.
VIEWS Of The TWO MAYoRALTY CANDIDATES
by the Supporters Of Their Respective
People fleet Turner Hall and the Brashear
rlen at the flarket House--Regsration Figures.

The last gun has been fired and every
thing is now In readiness for the demo-
cratic day primaries, which viii be held
throughout the city today at the following
places: Grand Central h0el, First ward;
No 10 Engine house, Second ward; Tur-
ner hall. Third ward; Market house.
Fourth ward; Byrnes hotel, Fifth ward;
Minister'S store Sixth ward.
The polls will close at 8 p. M. and as
the presiding officers are authorized to
use double set OF boxes and conduct the
count as provided under the Australian
system as fixed by the general election
law. It is likely that the result of the pri-
maries will be known before midnight.
In anticipation OF THU Mr.. B. A. Ries-
ner, chairman OF the city democratic ex-
ecutiye committee, TO whom returns must
be made, authorizes the statement that he
will remain at the council chamber in the
city hall till midnight TO receive the re-
turns from the various wards.
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agreed 10 drain their right OF way. In con-
sidcrntion OF their franchise. Some OF these
roads had never done this until Mr. Rice was
elected mayer. and yet they say he favors the
captalfstic classes. MIR. Rice had no ambi-
ton to be mayor other than to improve the
material condition OF the city. II was only
nine months ago that the work of street
paving commenced and now there were three
miles OF pavement laid. Mayor Rice knew
every night when he went TO bed the exact
financial condition OF the city, something that
no other mayor In Texas could say
Summing up Mayor Rices record, he said
he had paved three miles OF streets. with ono
and one half miles yet under contract with
sewers already completed, had given Houston
the best paid IRE Departmental Texas. re-
duced the Heating debt 80 per cent and inau-
guratcd a spirit or progress which had never
before prevailed In Houston.
" ho has done all this In TWO years, what
VIII he do In two years moro, and with no
nialfeasance IN Office he should certainly be
returned. This was democratic custom, II
nothing else, The opposition to Mr. Rices
recollection cmaDated from enc FAMILY alone,
who werc taking advantage Of tho opposition
and Offering a candidate upon whom u cons
Centiate whatever opposition had BEEN left Of
the former Rice Brashenf campaign and such
uf the disprunticd element ms had some i'm
agfnary grievance. Mr., l}fashuar claimed TO
be great friend Of the aboring man. What
had he ever done 10 make him much in
sympathy with the laboring classes2, He had
never worked except IN politics, and his only
love for tho laboriug man was fer the NAM
nvr OF VOTES ne coulu poil on election nay,
rilS telecuon o. y oatlPals1 melagtr was
suahBv anoIlai! ior . lapo,ins man Sanui
G All ,soiie p pnt suii"u MsJor nu.utihs.
nppisuSe., iiuoapIy, SUN ~. toi.lha man, ~
scieot,u NC major on account OF nv ih'it2ry
i ,t re u,n p"t hho" cnousu OF ssss
i1utfhlns prlVhle nc 70 Know WheV<S -
had ever done anything that would rank him
us u laporlng man re nlscihiined any per
5onauy' but eltei craving picture oil Ma
Iol 'tuiehus ne urew thc moral oi ms anu
SION with the remark' Aud yet they say that
NJ hire ls inc SIX stocking candidate, Iio
qua ho( peileFe that the 'anorlhE man cou'u
De tulloh IN inns way IN pHiievins tnat Mr..
htathehi was iapor chnulaatt bnt ms
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For City Rcrordrr.
To the Editor OF The Post.

There Is no position in the city admin
istration that requires a cool head and
the exercise OF good sound Judgment more
than that OF city recorder.
~ also requires man of the peop,c.
one accustomed to all sorts and conditions
of men. otherwise the guilty Will 90 nm
punished and the innocent suffer. Thsre
rs an adage we'll known 10 railroad men
In case OF doubt take the side OF safety
IN, ,ha' y would be Wen to adopt in voting for
the candidate for this office.
Much has been said about Mr. + n
Gray. man neither generally know az.
Tried In a public capacity. but none have
ever spoken OF Mr.. W. j. Kohlhauff. wto
Is also a candidate and whose record n,
alderman Of the First ward Is sufficient
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The Test.

The following information should be
borno in mind by the voters:
The polls viii open at a. IN, and
z closc at 6 p. IN.
No person shall he allowed TO Voic
al tie primaries nnless he produces a
certificate of registration. procured at
the registration OF voters Immediately
preceding the primaries,
None except known white democrats
shall be permitted to participate in
the primaries. to determine whose
democracy, should any doubt exist,
tho presiding officer shall have the
power TO administer an oath to the
eff.ui that the person offerinG to veto
did East his ballot in the last staie
election for the nominees Of the demo-
cratic State convention. should any
person not havc voted al the last
State election. on account of no;
having been Of age. or for lack of OPP
portunity an avcrment on his part
that he is a democrat viii he accented
as u sufficient qualification, No per-
son shall Be permitted TO vote at said
primary who declines. II requested by
presiding officer TO do so, to qualify
himself under oath that he did vote
for the democratic nominees.
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Renl Estntc Transfer.

The following real estate transfers wer
filed yesterday:
Frank r. Arnm to oscar T. Jack
SON LOT II, block GSS south side
of Huffalo BAYOU ............... $SC
Joseph Peters to Henry Ojeman, lot
4 subdivision Of 25n acres in the
John d, Taylor league ... Il
Trustees of St James Lodge No 8,
u. p e, To trustees OF Solomon
Lodge No. IS. u. r f., rart of lot
?, block s, Senechal addition. 10. 80
Lasker Real Estate association 10
J. G. Hutoheson lots 3 and A,
block .. Main Street addition. $50, lis
w. j. Moore TO Frank Moore un-
divided one.half interest in "a. 6,
block 8, Forbush addition: lot 2
and one-fourth of s, hloch l2 lots
5. 3, T. half OF t. block 8.
castanie addition; lot 6. Block II,
Sweeney addition: lots s, 8, 10 and
", block 1872, south side of Buff
falo bayou; also lot 10. block III:
lots and !, block a. Baker addi-
ton. south size of Buffalo BAYOU.
j. F, Crosby to Josephine b. Crosby,
3 acres in lot 5, second tier, Har-
ris Wilson rant; So 40 100 acres
in |. z, Wade and C. Ennis sur
veys; southwest hall of lots 8 and
- phA 4 VI L. ploth lt3, sputn side
of Buffalo bayou; lots T. 5, one
half OF 3 and II, block /, Mac
Gregor addition; loi 30. Holman
survey; lots and 2, block rs.
Hardcdstle addition ....... 800
Andrew Parr to Joe NJ. sam. lot 4,
block Il, Hardcastie addition 80. S
George WASHINGTON ct al TO ID.
d. Bruce, 90 acres in Richard Beach
survey IN Spring creek ...... 20
Julia A., Henry f. and Kate p. Hat
ner to Mamie /. Harner lots II TO
lG, block 10: lots ., 10, Is and l6.
section 16, Harris county school
lands $500. ...... ........... 400
II. F. to Kate p Hafner lots 10 to
ID section 10; lots to ~ section
10; lots Q, 10 Is. l6 section .:
lots |. ?, and 3, section l6, Har-
RS county school lands ..,....... $40
Julia A. Hafner to Kate p Hafner
north three quarters Of lot 10, Sec
tion 10; lots 8, 10. II and liz, sec
ton .; lots l, ., J and s. section
l6. Harris county school lands, in
all $40 acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
H. X. Brandt and wife. B X, to
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Neazy lnl II
and one-half of II, block 101, No
bles addition Observation-Disclosures, So
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4 Mr.. c. Grumbach, the registrar, will hay.
q representative IN his office in the court
house today TO, answer inquiries regarding
certificates. Thoss wishing to reach his
office BY telephone viii use phone No 81
Tile sfuhs. OF all certificates will be re-
tanned In the registrars office. where com.
psrisors Of certificates may be made, or In
case certificates are lost a record Of the
rumber thereof may be issued, Mr. Drum
lack Gays that several have called, seying
that their certificates are missing. In each
instance the numbers have bern issued.
Nklch may be used at the polls in casting
tho vote.
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guarantee that II elected to the position of
recorder he viii conscientiousiy and elf
ciently fulhll its duties and enforce the
Law.
This is . position that deals not in alb
stract theories but practical realities,
therefore. let us have a thorough practical
man whom we know from public exp-r-
fence in the past we can trust in The flu
ture. Such a man is W. j. kuhlhauff. can
didate for city recorder Vote for him.
"OnticS -
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A ROMANTIC WEBBING.
air. Ike Cans ana Miss Ray Alex
nnder Married Yesterday.

MIR, Ike Cans. an employee of Ed Kiam's
clothing store, and Miss RAY Alexander
daughter OF Sam Alexander. we'll known
citizen. were married by Justice OF the
Peace Hill at the Lawlor. Hotel yesterday
at p m. The marriage was quite sur
prise to the friends of the young people.
as we'll as to Mrs. Cans parents. The, two
met by appointment at the hotel and the
ceremony was quickly performed. the par
Tors having been decorated for the occasion
by the Lawlor management in the mean
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cans left for San Antonio
via the Southern Pacific at 1885 last
night a large number of their friends be-
ing at the depot to see them on. The
groom Is son of MIR. Simon Cans OF this
city.
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Card from Mr.. Hu,chin..
To the Editor Of The Post

TO tHt FuItur q the POSI-,
In your issue Of yesterday. Citizen pre-
tends to detail conversation held be.
tween myself, described as MANAGER Of
Judge Brashear's candidacy for mayor. ana
prominent citizen on the subject Of that
candidates. attitude relative TO the pres.
ent street car strike, am quoted as say
ing This 10 not our time to talk. Let
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REAuTY ANn EcnNoNY!

were never better combined thu n
nestle finish on collars and cuffs b.
for the BEST work must be done,
omy-for collars and cuffs will luI
as long again.
We are the only people who can On
the genuine domestic. Be In lIxi
send TO 81 Packard S Tiny Laundry
Prairie avenue. Phone s32, n
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sHERIFFs' DEpARrxrr,

Taken up By August Kolbcv /
Bayou, one bay horse, 4 years Old /; ;
high. star in forehead.
Strayed or stolen from n. d
Deer Park, Toxas--one 2.yesr.ull]
solid sorrel, name and tail; tall. al
lengthy IN body; her name Ii Nanyl
she left here On March 10, isss. II
$40. Albert Erickson. Sheriff /
County, Texas. s'.i 4
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snecfnI Mcctins 81 the I.sees

The members Of the Honstoa
will have a special meeting at u: y
rooms. Mason block, this morulas n
o'clock. A full meeting Is desired B
tiers of the utmost Importance als n
discussed.
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Republicans 10 Orran,..

call signed by large number OF
houston republicans was issued yesterday
Tor meeting of republicans to be held
IN she Auditorium building March IS at
$ p M, for the purpose of organiring the
party In Houston. An executive co,p,,,,,
tee and chairman and d secretarv =, M
committee will be elected. The cali II
signed by Lock Mcdaniel, Charles w
Wilson, j. s, Tibbitt and others. ~
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Father Time has Z

meets woman who
knows how to take care w.
of her health. Time =
can't make her seem lI1l5
old. NiHd
She may be the LAN
mother of a family; ~
that makes no differ ~
ence. She is bound TO o.
be young because her hess.,s
there is rich, young blood ciis 's;.s
veins. She doesn't need cosnesss ~
powders and skin-pre servcls
is the only true skinlprssesisSss';;.6 III
But when woman $ pioou s iooEJ|
ious impurities, she can nel'ns ssss;l1l
nor feel young. Her whols, e ss,rt,
poisoned with bad blood y
cry part. II paralyzes the WA 4. Z
weakcns the stomach; irntate,. II
preys upon the lungs ana p. ~ Y -
II reduces a woman TO ss :ncs;cu n
nervousness, irritabilify' dc, ~ No.
ancholy. Such woman ,a g., " n
Youthful, no matter what ns, ma
She needs the youthfulness g ,i -
lied blood. DR.. Pierce's Govt u
Discovery will give il TO net s., "a
any woman to get oaeK
freshness again. IA hIco1s
II gives the digestive ana , Om1 !
organs and the liver power e o.. rsojf y
pure, healthy blood. y glss ,diye!
choeks. and sparkle TO the cysssvssb
n;mnles and blotches; wipes as1 b
Irn.,Ids out emaciated forms,
firm, natural, healthy fesn. .s.s =
Mrs. Rebecca F. Gardner, o. =. y, y
pounds. j was taken sick ana ,; NV n "
and broke out with disease !, v d;sssss I,
was eczema. He treated ny , r d 4 b,
he bes am I ,,s;n Cd DR. Pierce's Colder ~.
cov.ry. and thank God and 'y. XXI "a
prove. Nov weigh 40 pou Nv - =
taken two bottles esnnySt ssssI "
the medicine. My husband : ~ Z & r.
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Taken UP by c. D. Eison. cIty.l
horse and buggy; horse is Is hlnsi
branded l. O IN left hip, taken VI l
Waterman Of the Magnolia brewer. 4
Erickson, sheriff Harris county. MI
Baugh, deputy.
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Miss Lena Aronsohn will open her !.
of expression this week At Bnas
DAYS, Monday, Wednesday and W
mornings and Tuesday and Friday 4
mons T-tf7le "
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REGISTRATION FACTS.
IT Runs WITHIN 3ta or THE LAST
REGISTRATION.
Total Figures hy wards, with tbe
Coiored vote sepnratcd--Totni
Redistribution 0ias.

The registration of voters closed last
nisat at o'clock. with the following re-
suit:
Present registration as compared with
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Those wishing Ia ger rid Of rheumatiso.
Ireseription No. 1851. 2, r. gchmiif
snouia try bottle Of Elmer Ameud's
houston. Texas. sole agcut.
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RATION BY WARDS.

Five certificates OF this years issue were
made void by error, which leaves a de-
crease OF $40 certificates
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