The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-08

- - etiquette, and the |
"a witness It. MoaeFu
~ viii be observed and
* VI be- allowed 70 depart
- sGaaEsrIoS.
,s.rrers a Chance 70
~ fhc Exhibit.
- q The Post ,,.,sa
.'..ss peccmber e.-l learn
- ~. az the Fruit. Flower
a. rcxt,yal intend to close the
h, ..r,e 70 visitors on Saturday
L seems to me that the OK
$50 remaIn open during next
\. suppose Of giving the wage
. s0,y Of Houston. but others
"a. I cbnpce to view the same.
~ IN understood that but few
Z. ID position to quit their en-
81 attend the festival in the
~, Is. week days. ON the
pn rou are awgrp of the large
80 !, exc,irsouists wno cV l,s W Ma Ma.
= sundays VINO wouiu naauis pA'
81 g m other days OF the week.
tne 'u.sr there are hundreds OF res.
s.Sso, es and others who wouid
cis Il, sss,selves 1T the chance 10
70 sSssna,sis ai.play advertised. II the
~ ~ ~ a.sn,aincd open next Sunday
s'!sn - VAS properly ADVERTISED.
49, - me that all the railroad
- Isnis should consider tIh Ind.-
!'.tsr fhe management TO comply
~ !. Ns.' y and II succeeding IN
I'm 10 advertise the fact as
N I'd widely as possible.
...'s one OF the busiest seasons III
4, ',bsf Galveston ever enloyeu anu
~ sornt be attended TO. anu ~ IS
~ .aSisss 10 assert that large NUM-
s.s~e. carriers employed on the
" vesssIs ara others engaged
~ EQUATIONS would avail lnem-
-. nj onuorLunity 10 view the dis
b. 4. r ~ ro.t speaks so favorabiy of.
IL. NJ railroads could make arrange
IA! :. manly each excursionist with an
- ,;sset no the Auditorium or have
n mead ticket answer in Leu OF
Il III 4 vo,i can do 50, print this state
!. 4 ,arSer that some action may lie
Z ', y@lrs truly, oregon.
saCco GROWERS ENTERTAINED
concert and Hall aS Turner
Hn1I.
..ocert at Turner nall rendered to
mis- t,pacco growers lust night waa
Esely attended, and the audience
mos Improbable one. AS ANNOUNCED,
u prtsts.ment did not commence until
t5yl,cA. to enable visitors to see the
aS,sa parade which scared at "a
xf hour
Is Norman e. Kittrell opened the pro-
M With an address to the growers,
;srodnced In few well-chosen re-
s by Mr.. Edgar Watkins.
b saistEng soio OF Mrs. Henniuger
b well received that she kindly con-
Sss!go respond 10 an encore.
Il saoasco taoieiu, consisting of four
81 jaliss and farmer, was very prehty
! snseuve, the idea being that King
III mus, now stand ASIDE Tor The new
more promising product -toDacct.
k11ag osaer features of the programme
u ysolia solo by DR.. Z. II. Green, banjo
bsg sir. A. L. Dake, recitation By M.ss
hi Sweeney, vocal solo by John Me-
NJ, vocal duet by Miss ]. Sweeney and
Hume, recitation by Mrs. Thompson.
Il, synreN was a success and reflected
e apon the ladies who managed it.
esier OF dance was then announced and
slss was enjoyed by large number
hse hour
ne Travelling Mems Luncheon.
Ne inception and entertainment COM
M ies the luncheon 10 be given the
)flirg men at II O'clock This morning at
Hxsans house are requested to be on
y ytuinptly at 10 o'clock with flowers
y used in decorating the parlors and
ix hall. This following compose the
aiuee: Mrs. Charles IL. Pescay. chair
7; Ms y. G. Blake, vice chairman:
ssznss Morgan Arcistead. Ike WalNev.
son Leuon. D. w. Michaux. II. S. VIII
usosge W. Cleveland. sam Mcneil,
acA4han D. l.. Brown. George Hey
3uph Stuart. s. A. Brown, A. I.
B W. Nls!sacx w. r. Eckhardt.
fpa Goldman, Ii. J Hardy. w. G. Ivy
X a. Johnson. J-.. G. ID. Wolf. Thoul-
Y hesiand, G. G.unewald. Il. l.. Bian-
NJ j. Raal. rsm c. Swope. S. c.
a:r Dan Borahard, Fowler. G. S.
,azl, NJ E. Glmpel Ike Rosenlield. f.
kaMrdt, r. NJ. Johnston. =. Il. Ew-
v 4. Mstro., w. a. Childress. Frank
!. 7, Lockman. Miss Belle Fem,
Aslla Carr. Miss Edyih Glraud. Miss
sls Glraud, Miss Alice Gibbons, Miss
lots, Miss Kate Morris. Miss Libbie
Miss Minnie Archer. Miss Evelyn
MISS Annie Drury. Miss Jennie
MISS Marie Goldman. Miss Adele
~. Miss Elenor Henke.
Dllowing little misses will act us
grls: Misses Libbie Johnson, Hebe
nnnle Dunn. Leona Henke. Stella
Wilma Mckee. Minnie Childress.
tops, Francis Eckhardt, Maud
~-.'"uc -HiShduA.
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The Poultry Show.
Ml q attendance. as well as a mer-
= exhibition the poultry and pet
nov is a complete success. The
n @atlnue to crow and cluck as
on the opening day, while the
- aud fanciers of the association
a4 With their smiles owing to the
q pasronage they are receiving.
!as Post man entered the building.
MAIN street and Congress ave-
1--WE we're necessary to get through
,ss rlg crowd which were coming in
rss wv windows continue to attract
4, "a public, and they seem es-
~. 1880 BY the unique display of
ana Maltese cat family keeping