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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-28

be young because her heart Is young and
there is rich, young blood circulating in her
veins. She doesn't need cosmetics and face
powders and skin .pfeseryers. Pure blood
Is the only true skin preserver.
But when a woman's blood is full of bill
ious impurities, she can neither look youru
nor feel young. Her whole constitution IS
poisoned with bad blood. 1t permeates ev-
cry part. II parslyzes the nerve-centres
weakens the stomach, i~rritates the heart,
preys upon the lungs and bronchial tubes.
IL reduces a woman to a state of ~weakuess,
ervousnes irritabiiity, detection and mel
ancholy. Such a woman can't possibly be
youthful, no matter what her age may be.
She needs the youthfulness of highly vital
lied blood. DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery will give 1t TO her. II will help
any woman TO get back her youth and
freshness again.
II gives the digestive and blood making
organs and the liver power to produce good,
pure. healthy blood. IL gives color to the
cheeks. and sparkle to the eye. drives away
pimples and blotches; wipes away wrinkles;
rounds out emaciated forms, and creates
firm, natural, healthy flesh.
Mrs Rebecca y Gardner. Of Grafton, York Co.
Va. writes When I was married I weighed I1S
pounds. / was taken sick and reduced IN health
was eczema. lie treated NV disease but tailed to
do me any good, and I tell away TO - pounds. I
began using DR. PirTcc's Golden Medical Dis
coyery, and thank Coo and YOU. I began 10 i'm
prove. Nov I weigh I4o pounds and have only
taken two bottles. cannot say too much about
the medicine. My husband says I look younger
than / did the srst tiue he saw me. IS yearsago."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-28

Fatncf I1mc hAs n
TO halt when he Y
meets a woman who -
knows how to take care
Of her health. Time
can't make her seem
old.
She may be the
mother of a family /;
that makes no differ
ence. She is bound to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
THE HIDERx1ANs THANKED

For Their Donation to the Funds OF
the Deep Water Committee.
The following letter has been addressed
by direction Of the general deep water COM
mittee to the Ancient Order OF Hibern!ans,
through their county president, Captain
James Lawlor, and speaks for itself:
Captain James Lawlor, County President
Ancient Ortiler Hibernians, Houston,
Texas.
November 2, 1s9S.-Dear Sir: At meet
Ing on yesterday OF the general deep water
committee, report was made by the treas.
urer, covering among other items, dona-
ton to the fund OF $460.15 from the Ancient
Order of Hibernians, proceeds of an enter
tainment gwen on ST. Patrick's day.
On motion, the secretary was instructed
to express to the society Of which you are
the chief a sense of the deep feeling OF
pride which is experienced by the general
deep water committee when brought INFO
contact with SO much of pubic spirit and
Just sense of what win probably prove OF
such vast Importance to our city as has
been evidenced by yourself and your ASSOC
cation. The purposes Of the organization
which you have been pleased to assist fin
ancially and which, in the light OF your
generous action, no doubt has your moral
support, are such as must rebound to the
lasting benefit of every resident of this city,
and In expressing to YOU the thanks of the
general committee. / must be understood to
also convey to you a recognition of your
generous and public spirited action as at
~ sg thu entire community.
The duty thus performed Is most pleas
Ing one TO me, and in behalf of the COM
mittee again thank you and ask that due
notice of the action of the general commit
tee may be given your order. Respectfully,
B. Il. Warner Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. Sam McCioyern, a we'll known citizen Of
Beaumont. was In tho city yesterday.
Miss Annie C. Reel has returned from her
summers visit to her home In Pennsylvania
l.. W. Fields, inspector of customs at Gal
weston. was in the city yesterday on official
business
Mr.. X. X. Hooper Of College Station is In
the city. visiting his parents Major and Mrs.
J. II. Hooper.
Miss Bessie Andrew and little brother.
George leave today for South Carolina
where they will spend the winter
Mr.. r. l.. wilkins, n prominent travelling
man of Austin, selling hardware from Chi
cago, was a caller at The Post last evening.
Mrs. VIM. Howard of San Antonio. accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs, 3. T.. Frazier.
is visiting her son. VIM. Howard. at 1910
Crawford street.
Mr.. c. W. Gordon, editor of the Calvert
Chronicle and also the Central Texan pub
lished at Franklin, Robertson county Is In
the city on business for few days.
Mr.. Thco Butler. a prominent business
man and cashier of the First National bank
OF Victoria. WAS pleasant caller at The Post
last evening Mr. Butler was en- route to
New Orleans.
Having spent pleasant furlough here at
ms ms nome. Sergeant A. O.. Woodworth left
Fhst regiment having been transferred f,om
the Second Texas at Dallas.
Hon. Joseph d. Sayers, the newly eIeetsa
spysrnor OF Texas. arrived In the CITY last
nknt IRON MS home at Bastr0p en- rnI,ts 70
~, 10 attend to some business matters,
,aS ats NV k9verhor, elect does not show any
i "a ana Is as fresh today as when he &C.
10y entercd the gubernatorial canvass. lie
'.pects 70 leave In few DAYS 10 IA nr.s ~
y WV opeii'ns OF congress In December.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
coded that the bid of the Morgan Rhode:
Construction company is the cheapest biz
for the work.
CITY DREyrrIEs.

The reception to have been given on Friday
evening at the First Presbyterian church has
been postponed until further notice.
| Will Lewis, a colored switchman In tue
Central yards, had two ringers OF MS risnt
hand crushed of last night oel"een uia"
heads.
There are undelivered kilograms at tho
Western Union Telegraph company,s ofilce lur
George Walls, ID. Herring, A. L. Wheeler ana
| AL BOND.
| The children will meet this afternoon at
= o'clock at the First Baptist church to re-
| hearse the choruses for the temperance meet
| ing of November q.
| Mrs. H. H. MacNicoll. manager OF the doll
! booth Of the Y. NJ. G. A. bazaar, desires an
the ladies on her committee to meet hcr this
afternoon at 4:30 in the parlors OF the y Vi.
G. A. building.
Mr. T. A. Hudson, late quarternlaster ser
geant ef tho Houston Light Guard ana MT.
Ed c. Smith, both Of this city, have formed
partnership and will commence business mere
in the near future.
President A. r. Moore Of the Texas Tobacco
Growers association Is in receipt OF some new
samples of Texas tobacco. which will make
up a part of the display in the tobacco exhibit
during the Festival.
A well known young man was arrested ny y,
forgery. preferred by Preston street mer,
chant. The amount of the paper involved
is said to be $500. The prisoner will be given
u preliminary hearing today.
Inc marriage OF MISS Maggie SWEENEY W
MIR. George ]. Mellinger will occur this morn
ing a, o'clock in Shearn church. Miss
Sweeney is the daughter of Mr.. AMI Mrs. iohn
j. Sweeney, and tie prospective groom is
well Known young merchant of this city.
Mr.. J. w. Felker. a prominent planter from
Courtney was in the city yesterday, having
been summoned to the bedside of his dying
mo;ter. MIR. W. NJ. Felker OF Ardmore. l.
T.. also came In yesterday morning to bid
las: affectonate farewell to his beloved
parent.
-Four thousand feet aerial telephone cable,
containing one hundred wires. is now being
strung OH Wood street, in the Fifth ward. The
removal Of the telephone poles Oh Main street
will begin within few days. They will be
replaced with fifty poles. placed to conform to
tile proposed plan of the new pavement.
The following ladies and gentlemen compose
the committees having In charge the mas
quorade ball to be given in Schmidt's hall, In
the Sixth ward Friday evening: On arrange
mont: Mesrs j. Coin, Il. Dupree. w. Clark,
D. Collins. ]. Minister. 7. Schul2e and u.
Wood. On reception: Misses. j. Dupree, j.
Hogan and A. Peters.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Houaton City Miss will be held tonight at
the McAshan Methodist church. corner Euf-
falo and German streets. In connection with
the conference there will be preaching by the
presiding elder, Rev, o. r. Hotchkiss. A full
attendance of the official members 10 desired
and an earnest invitation 10 extended to all
TO attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
f.. f. AND v. MATTERS.

Everything Is Moving Satisfactorily
for IL Mig Celebration.
Texas Fruit, Flower and Vegetable mat.
tiers are going along swimmingly. Premium
lists are going out by the hundreds in all
directions and inquiries are being received
not only from all portions of Texas, but
other portions of the United States as we'll
The committees having charge of the
different branches of the work are making
commendable progress, and that the festival
tbs year VIII exceed that of 1897 is already
assured. Particular Interest is manifested in
lteal Estate Mems day. Mr.. C. l. Swan OF
Normanna, one of the most agreeable
oralors in Texas, has been selected to re-
spond to the address of welcome
meeting Of the COMMITTEES on textile
and fancy work has been called at the
residence Of Captain VIM. Christian, No.
lilo Clay avenue. for this morning at 10: 80.
This committee in full is as follows. MIR.
G. A. M.strot, chairman; Mrs. VIM. Chris
tan, vice chairman; Mesdames H. r. Ring.
Presley x. Ewing, G. w. Nelson, BRYAN
Heard, w. G. Crane, B. II. Weoms G. B.
Martin, r. s. Lovett, l.. j. Parks, Sterling
t1'r7 I low. ~ tie jHnrs.
Elsa Schmidt, Lulu Bryan, Pearl Ross,
El1ie Jones, Stella Carr and Alma Cieye-
land.
There will be meeting of the committee
on decorated and illuminated parade, held
at Turner Hall, Friday evening at s O'Clock.
Mr. n. Hacker is chairman of this com
mittee ard is particularly urgent that each
and every member of TIE committee be
present. The directors meeting of the FEES
t'val association wiz hold meeting at the
same hour at President Chidress' office.
and Mr. Hacker is especially anxious to
report that all details connected with this
most important, expensive and elaborate
parade can be definitely settled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
[.}lllIlll2llElllI

Primary. Secondary or TsrrItary Syphilis
permanently cured ID Is 70 IS days. You eau
Be treated ct home for the same price unoer
same guaranty. II you prefer TO come mere e
bills. and no charge. II We fail to cure. i ycv
have taken mercury iodidc potash. ana stu u
mouth, Soro Throat, Pimplcs. Copper Colored
Spots, Ulcers on any part Of the body, Hair
or Eyebrows falling out, It is this Sypniiiuo
BLOOD POISON that We guarantee TO cure.
lengo the world for case We can not cure.
This disease has always bafned the skiIl 9!
the most eminent physicians: $500. 600 capitat
behind our unconditional guaranty. Absolute
proofs sent sealed on application. Address
COOK REMEDY CO..
2O7 Masonic Butldink. Chicago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
THE LOCAL STAGE
close OF the Frederic BrytOn En-
gngement-COming Events.

gngement-COmingE Events,
Mr.. Frederic Bryton and his compan,
closed their engagement in this city las,
night by the presentation Of "The Ticket
Of Leave Man, an old and well known
drama. Mr.. Bryton played the part o,
Hawkshaw, TIE detective. the character
81 the hero, Bob Beverly, being essayed by
Edwin Forsberg. Miss Baxter was seen
10 good advantage as May Edwards. the
heroine and the other characters we're
Well handled. The audience present was
not large, but the good points in tiae NAV
were fully appreciated and the applause
WAS frequent and hearty
ne School for Scandal" as presented
ny the James, Kidder- Warde COMPUTATION
VIII be for tonight. One of the larpest
audiences Of the season will be present
MT. Ed. w. Dunn, business MANAGER INV
stuart Robson. who will appear at the nm.
era house In TIE Meddlersp on Tues ,av
November 2, was hsre yesterday In lha IN
terest OF his attraction. THE Meddiers,,
mas been fayoraoly received all over the
country and the company presenting h IL
oi unusual strength. containing. az IL doas
MI and Mrs. Rabson, Marie Burro,,ehs'
Maud Granger. Theodore Hamilton T5an'
dore Babcock and other we'll known mr.
lists. ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
THE SCHOOL FOR scANnAr, !.

r. the Louis James. Kathryn Kidder and
i,s seS srl,sa, Warde combination WIN make
n NJ NATAL bow to local theatcr goc,s TO-
n M IN sheridan's comedy, Tine School
co none one has said OF 'sthis famous old
o ~ that the points cf its vii are
as numerous as its lines. Louis =" LAM
r rasss GOD good account Of himself In The
role for ebullient animal spirit h,t sr ~
" mc Az suggest the heat and the intsgrits
q lno roister who would sell all his an es
%rs save the uncle who stood bv him
quite the contrary tyne Is III S,o tsn
. Susepn surface. ssaye. velvcty, plausible
thinly to disglise the other ssiS s,4.h ,Go
u - hard charaetetizatson. REQUIRING in.
, Usual SKIN 10 the Transitions Of tempsra-
ment and denotement The natural sifts
ana an extendsd experiences Of FrodssrIcE
, wsrae induces for his Joseph the same
t gss .ss. WHICH WAS conceded to John Palmer.
star Of tie piece 4''A mo
i y n the volatile and delicious Lady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
v. III. @. A. Notes.

a reception VIII be given at the rooms OF
the association mex, Tuesday night in
nonor o. Mr.. Kinsaide, the general secre-
'ary' There will be good musical pro-
gramme. 1t Is expected that Mr.. Palmer.
!ne state secretary, and Mr.. Gates. the a. .
All friemls Of the association. both ladies'
and gsntemen. are cordially iuyIted 10 be
later. ~ F.o'sneu
The LADIES' Auxiliary OF the association
expeo's to conduct q bazaar and cafe De-
Semoer @ II. durinx the psrioi Of the
t LvSs' r.sstrai q location TO b announced
Ane money made from this UNDER
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
The sale q Success.

The Ladies' Parish association held their
regular meeting Monday afternoon. Hay-
Ing closed the benefit sale Saturday night
tne reports Of committees In charge were
read. a nising vote Of thanks was given
Mr.. Harvey Wilson for the use Of his store.
4 mora desirable location could not have
been found. Thanks were rendered Mr..
Hvbert Wilson for donation of fuel. MI.
Gutenberg for chairs. Mr.. Beach for tables.
ara 70 AL contributors. The ladies are
9 success and all are pleased With the
financial result.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16

Dr. D. =. Stuart. one OF the Oldest ana
best known physicians of Houston. was
faker srddeny and seriously in n ~
res.asn'o Yesterday morning but at mid.
night last night his Physicians renor,sa
his condition as very much improved VIZ
hope for speedy recovery. "''u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
TO HAVE HEALTH AND M
Use Garland" stoves and RAJ
DOES YOUR SUIT Suu

you as 1t is now7 II not lot j.
dye IL for on. We do the best w.
State and guarantee satispacussS
case. Ladies' garments and
given particular attention.
in outside towns. Chicago =
Works. 1917 Congress avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16

Teazle, however. that interest \
center. This role has been thes
every comedienns. and the ma!te
every artist who has attained ~
to essay 1t. 1t is fair. lm me
Kathryn Kidder's singularly orig
cate and intricate study OF Ma
Gene, to expect triumph for
woman in the powdered pon1Q
brocaded peticoats of the afca
seductive mink. Lady Teazle.
ment, experience. and subtle Z
NOR are the pigments which the
bring to her portrait. and q
celebrated coincidence has snpss
possessed in her great creation q
Observation-Disclosures. IomoC
nee, they will present Julius
tomorrow night. "Othello.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
McKennn-Kercns NJ

st. Louis, November 15.-
Kerena, daughter OF Colonel Z y
National rsp.ablfsan c0ppyE
Mi souri,. ana lieutenant Frle4
McKenna. United States army
tain TN The volunteer services y
Brooke and son OF Suprsre
Kenna, were Joined In 49,
noon. The wedding. whA ~
brilliant Of the season, was
fair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
Connection with New 49,.

Houston VII have telephone comm,r,.
cssion with New York the lot,er rars
this week. Pittsburg. Memphis am, e., "
ton will also be connected with ~ Dos-
The schedule Of rates 10 thu" 'n ousion.
not yet been made out. points has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16

taking will be used for the benefit Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and It
rs eAitN ted me aux .ilry's treasury WILL
be fun at the end of the festival.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
THE DEATH ROLL.

Mrs. j. G. Felker, aged II years, died yes
terday morning at the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. j r. Hooper. on the corner
OF Chapman and Providence streets.
Amiable. kind and OF loving disposition
she was esteemed and cherished by all with
whom she came in contact Surrounded BY
her sons and daughters. who had been num-
rnna7 TO her bedside, her spirit WIS peace
fully waited to the great beyond and is now
at rest In its home above the skies The
remains We're taken to the family burial
grounds at Courtney last night, where the
funeral will occur today at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Joseph Reiohman. aged 35 years II
months, died at a. m. yesterday al the
Mmsly resadence. 1877 Rusk avenue. The
deceased had been sick for thirteen ye'rs
with paralysis The funeral will take p,aee
at 10 o'clock this morning from the resi-
dence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16

THE MAVERICK HOTEL, 81
now open under the nranaSeinc
Webb. European and Amer
Courteous treatment. Your ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16
Thc Lowest nlaa.-

W'haae the board Of pubic works has. !.
y@ psssed upon The bids Tor ~ ~. 10y
Fnnklin street bridge, d i rsn.r. NJ ae%
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16

Say. there.
You rosybuds.
And lilypods,
5 Ard sweet peas.
And daffydowdillles.
And daisies.
And geraniums.
And all you other
Miss Nancies of the Towering world,
VIII you please go sprinkle yourselves,
And turn your weeping eyes on MeI
{ Me.
The cffulgent and iridescent full back
OF the Floral Field?
The only blooming
Football player
in the whole botanical business.
There's nothing
or the modest lFtitle violet styla
In my ornate
And flocclilent physiognomy.
And when II cornes
To throwing bouquets
rather fancy
I'm whole plate
OF cold slaw
Myself!
Don't ! seem
To strike you that wayr
am also
A shredded sunhurst OF glory.
And when rise and shine
There is hut one light
nv which the footsteps
or the flest and fading Flora
Are guided;
That's
The Chrysanthemum,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16

The fifth annual chrySanthenum show
given by the ladies Of the Faith Home
Association. held at Turner Hall yester-
day. was thrown open to the public Mt
D. m, but even before that hour quito
number Of visitors, eager in expectancy
of the beautiful flowers to be seen. pleaded
for admission. and paid tho fee even be-
fore the finishing "details had been quite
perfected.
Tho cloudy. disagreeble weather which
ushered In the week seemed to have knowl-
edge OF pleasant day hoped for, and while
the clouds dafted away "old Sol' shone
cut In splendor. seemed little jealous OF
rivalry in chrysanthemums, and appeared
NJ though he would like to be entered In
the Kroups as chrysanthemum with the
chance OF winning prize himself.
The annual chrysanthemum show by the
ladies Of the Faith Home has always been
\ managed to success. both In regard to ex-
hiblts and revenue derived. which always
Rocs to the maintenance fund OF supporting
the little children In the home who are
20 unfortunate as not to have parents able
10 care for them.
The show is always looked forward ia
with as much interest as that of a National
holiday. and IL expected by ahe flower low
ers Of the city as the criterion Of eiuca-
tiopal advancement in Horticulture for the
year In which At is held
The exhibition this year. viewing 1t at 4
xlance without entering critically into de-
tails, may be said In artdstic arrangement
70 be quite equal, II not superior. TO any
nnoertaking OF me kind that the ladies'
have yet attempted. II Is a source OF re-
kret, however. that the entries for conlpeti-
ton. as well us the general quantity az
flowers exhibited showed decrease az
tlat Of preceding years. The general quail
ny AZ the exhibtts may be said to fully
e3uAi L1at q former ettempis. and marked
4 Improvement ID noticed among the ANA
y t<rrs. many OF whom are beginning to give
B ~ best professionals close race ~
8 euprep1Rcy.
The word chrysantl,emum is derived from
eNo Greek words. 'chrysos" (sold, and
Z fer tradttion has handed down the fact ,hat
ele first chsysanthHmuir ever known wnx
solloy. hut gsad taken from such q flower
Il y1y ~ 40 means produce fl0wers like thu
Il but Will produce Iii all the cosors
z " talnhow, a. Well a. III different
II "a /. Ee9 yey1ety of chrysanthemums which
10 sapect ~ outnumber any other
I Y = ia ~ 9foFp ~ said IN conssquence
x IL Wtn4 ~ phry6Anth imam shows
s a.! y a yseg T. like The turning Of !
81 sS ., y, .es Ssssy fsne y turns :
' I4 II yIer4 pAsticuIariy
~ l. II - 4 = difficult q in in
s@ pletpN y dccosAttns
:: s's: :,: !: , .g;.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16

WHO LOST 500 I
Same was left in our store.
and get 1t. ]. ]. Pastorlza ttses;
Co., 304 Main street. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-16

The reception to have been given on Friday
evening at the First Presbyterian church mas
been postponed until further notice.
Will Lewis, a colored switchman IN Tue
Central yards, had two fingers of his right
hand crushed off last night between draw
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-06
HOBSON LIONIZED.
Long Beach People Present Him a
Handsome Sword.

Long Beach. N. J., Aug. 6-Lieutenant
Hobson is the hero of Long Beach;
All the guests of the hotel assembled in
the parlOrs when it was learned that Lieu
tenant HObson was to be at Long Beach.
Someone started a popular subscription
for testimonial to him, and it was unan-
imOusly agreed that a sword would be the
proper thing. In short time $500 was in
the hands of the treasurer.
The committee appointed to meet the
lieutenant in New York and escort him to
Long Beach purchased the sword for $275
1t is heavily laid with gold over handle
and blade and interlined with embossed
silver 1t was presented to the Heuten-
ant after dinner, before the guests who
crowded the parlors and ball rooms and
made the walls ring with their cheers.
HObson received the sword gracefully and
said
1T is with the profoundest emotion that
receive and accept this beautiful token
so spontaneously offered by this generous
group. 1 cannot adequately express my
appreciation and my thanks. I have only
to say. as long as my career shall con-
tinue this emblem shall be dearly cherish
&c. and shall ever recall this occasion.
When perhaps I am. far away and Occa-
sion may arise to use this sword, I can
not but feel that the thought Of this oc-
casiOn will inspire it's use for my cOuntry's
honor.
Z have to beg of you that you recall
this simple, absolute fact-that the little
incident at the front indicates nothing
only the status of your sailors afoat.''