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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
christian WOMEN
IN ANNUAL SESSION,
Convention of w. G.. r. u. Laws
Siege to st. Paul.
NOTED DELEGATES PRESENT
After the Longest Fight I'm the His
tory of the Organization the
Amendments to the Constitution
Making Department Supcrinten-
dents Regular Members of the
Executive Committee Are Passed.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Nov. le-The w. c.
T. u. convention opened today with prayer
by Mrs. Mary Read Goodale. of Louisiana.
The department snperintendents' report or
the following branches OF the work were
submitted: Purity Sabbath Obserya-
ton" Department of Mercy" Work
Among Miners and Hour OF Crusade
Memories.''
, Having arrived, the original crusaders
present were Invited to the platform, and
after prayer and while still kneeling. they
sang the crusaders hymn which they sang
Twenty-Five years ago when closing so many
saloons by that form of persuasion. Fol-
lowing this the original crusaders. to tho
number o. thirty-six. were made lifo mem
bers.
During the dinned hour rallies by the
young women, known as the ''Ys," the
superintendents and other branches OF the
work were held. but the afternoon session
was called to order soon after o'clock
FraternaI and visiting delegates and guests
were then introduced and spoke briefly,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs r. Porter
Smith. Of Worcestershire, England, Mrs
Annie A. Rutherford. president of the w
c. r. L. or Canada; Mrs. l. zzie Hill Mills.
OF California. II. Tatsula. japanese from
the Moody Bible school. and others.
The proposed amendments 10 the consti-
tuition were then taken up, looking 10 the
making OF department superintenaents
regular members of the executive COM
m.ttee. It was carried by strong vote,
ending ore Of the longest fights IN tbs or
ganiZauon. The second amendment, 10
add the board OF organizers to the exec
Utive committee. WI. lost.
A third amendment. making lecturers
and ovangelists members OF the conven-
ton, was adopted without opposition.
The evening session was given over TO
the ''Ys' for welcome to the conven-
ton. The announcement OF the awarding
OF the banners closed the evening
New York got the banner for greatest
Increase in numbers having increased 255.
while Indiana took that for largest per-
oentage Of increase, having gained 2eo per
cent
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SUNDAY
AMERICA WILL HOLD THE PHILIPPINES
Instructions Sent the Commissioners to Discuss Nothing but
the Manner Of SPANS Giving Over the Islands,

1@xNASF1INGTON, Nov. 12The cabinet held
wv night at which instructions, understood pos
tive character bearing the Philippine question:
drafted for dispatch the commissioners in
Paris These instructions the conference
held earlier in the day. and instruct the
tatives admit of further discussion the right to
consider the disposition Of the islands, and that that
point the instructions already stand, only
matters for discussion from the American being
Of giving the islands,
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DIEGNAN PROFITS
BY HOBSON'S EXPERIENCE
Merrfuac Hero Refuses to Indulge
in Gsculatory Practices when
Unptxpmer Men Are Arouui.

STUART. Iowa. Nov. i2-oshovn Dieg-
nan. one of the men Of Merrinac fame. ar
rived here today and was met By 800 people
who escorted him u his home.
Eighteen OF twenty club girls surrounded
him a; the depot and attempted 10 kiss
him. hpt he pushed al back. saying there
were handsomer men IN the crowd than he
MunIclrs. authorities presented Degnau
with q saord and GOV. shaw ana other
prorriuen. Towans made speeches
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REPUBLICAN VICTORY IS
ROYALTY Celebrated.
Yakima Honors W. L. Jones by a
Grand Reception.
NO POLITICS is KNOWN.
NO POLITICS is KNOWN
In an Eloquent Speech the Con-
Eressman-Eiect Thanks His Con-
stitutents-Address Made by
Fusion Leaders In Nhatcom
n Great Political Demonstra ton
Rouses UnbOunded Enthusiasm.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiiigencer.
NORTH YAKIMA, i,ov. 12.--This city
was one blaze OF enthusiasm tonight.
Mason's opera house was crowded 70 suf-
location by citizens Of all parties taking
part in the reception given to Hon. w. l.
Jones. congressnlan-e elect from this state.
DR.. G.. J. Hill, chairman Of the Republican
county eommitsse, presided.
The speakers were the fusion leaters
Vestal Snyder. Col. FREQ Miller and John
c. BOYLE and Rev. Mr. Bartlett. J. +.
Barge and Hon. Ira p Englehart respond
ed for the Republicans. The closing ad-
dress was made by ". l.. Jones. who spoke
most eloquently for about forty minutes.
The immense gathering went fairly wild
over his mastery and statesman-nke pa
triot!c address The band played enliven-
ing airs between the addresses.
II was grand demonstration and was
attended by the best citizens Of every po-
liticai hue.
Jones speech was said by his hearers to
have been the best OF the many eloquent
speeches he has made, being broadly pa
triotc and strictly non-partisan.
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WASHINGTON BOYS
PAID IN HONOLULU.
Necessary rurcfases Made Before
sailing for Muniln--S
sailed November

HoN0L-T.U. y. I. Nv. I---Tas second
battalion - the VASE. ngton regiment and
ind CaNforuia artillery were given Their
October pay today. wht-n enabled them -
nnAke many purchases before leaving port
The V4le1c.a salts fer Mania a5 800 t,lis
afternoon ia company wlth t1e Senator.
AZ n57a today nouc q the Other transports
from san Francisco had arrived mere.
J. ". SAYEE
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EUROPE WATCHES
1HE UNITED STATES.
Results of the Election of
Widespread Interest.
ENGLAND MUCH PLEASED.
Considered as An Endorsement Of
Territorial Expansion.
ENGLAND MUCH PLEASED.

Journalist SpOkesmen of Germany,
RussiA and France COrrespOnd-
inGly DisapprOve the Result
FrfendHness for This Country IL
and Talk of An Alliance, or at
Between the Governments IL Re-
newed-OpfniOns of Army officers
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Yesterdays FOOTBALL
GAMES.

Z Al Princeton
. Princeton :. -. s. Yala ..... .... O .
At Cambridge
. Harvard. o.. ...ls Brown ..... ....S ,
Al Detroit
, L. OF M.........ialU. OF III. n.........S ,
Al Phila.-
. Pennsylvania .55IIndians ..,. ....5 s ,
4 Al Chicago
, Chicago ...... 81 Wisconsin -. % !
\ At Minneapolis.
, Minnesota -. ..l1Northwestern ..e I
= At Seattle
. PIT. Townsend 20 Seattle -. ......6
Z At Annapolis
. Leh!gh -. 80. 6.Cadets =. .......6
AT Ithaca
, Cornell =. ...41 Lafayette -. :. 0 I
At Reno
, L. Of Nevada IA Belmont 49,. 80. I
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CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVING.
Colorado Boy. at Manila Recovering
FROM Their sickness.

DENVER. Nov I2-Csov. Adam. today
received the following cah.esram from
R-S Gea. Hale, from wAom he had re
cucsseG int-rFsz Ion es 70 tie condition oE
tas Colorado Volunteers a: Mania:
Mania. Nov- i. ISS.
Gov. AlvaA ASasnz. Denver. CQ..- SIX
ness nsoGerAte. decreasing Notagas DAT
gssoSs- Colorado fa-oas improved.
slALEs
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WORRY DAY AFTER
GIFTS We CAN RELIEVE YoU OF
TAKE THE TROUBLE TO CALL INCoNvENIEST
YOUR WILL. BE PLEASED
10 LATEST PRICE LIST wIIIcr.
ILLUSTRATES AND GIVES ARTICLES
MANY OF THESE AND LABOR AM, ARE
MUCH. BETTER sppRFsu ArFD
USELESS THINGS MERELY GOTTEN Up FOR
SHOW.
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Whatcom Out En- Nassc.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteligencer
NEW WHATCOM Nov. 12--The Repub-
leans of this county celebrated the ma
tional, state and county victory tonight by
a demonstration that has never been equal
ed here \ torchllght procession. headed
by the Adams band, mat the Fairhaven
population half way and all joined In a
march through the streets.
Red fire rockets. canno0adlng and cheers
were mingled Lighthouse theater was
only half large enough for the crowd. Sen
ator Dorr presided. and the enthusiasm
throughout was df the most demonstratve
kind \ dozen speakers made short ad-
dresses, and the meeting broke up with
cheers for tie newiy-elected ticket and the
president The entire affair was a record
breaker IN Whatcom county.
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NASSAU. y. p. Nov. l2-5yhs tug Poto-
mac. which has been visiting tia stranded
cruiser Mara Teresa. of Cat island. ar
rived here fo}sy % oots.a A perHa.s 70
work O. tns 'shlp. The cruiser Is lying
G1ae mile CT shore. II two fatnorrs or wat
er- TIE natives have destroyed the terr-
porary 1>rks and carried away everything
.Aoyznya
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PRINCETON DOWNS
THE SONS Of Eli.
Great Football Match Is
Somewhat Unsatisfactory.
GAME LOST ON A TUMBLE.
Poe Seizes the Ball and Runs 80
Yards for a Touchdown.
GAME LOST ON A TUMBLE.

The Only Points Scored In the Game
Were the Six Made by HE Touch.
dOwn-The Tigers Played ON the
Defensive. the AgSrcsstvo Work
of Yale nctng Far. tho Stronger.
Hut Unfortunate Fumbles at Crit
icai Moments Lost Several OppOr-
tunftfes for ScOrtng-Several
other Warmly COntested Games.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

IIur sToN GRAIN co.-By,on Leaird, man
aIei hay, timothy. alfalfa, forny. also corn
bran. chops. Kafrt corn and wheat for
chickens; goods delivered promptly; si5 wil
loN, two blocks north OF San Jacinto street
bridge: phone iDSs 4.I5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue OF a Judgment and DC
cree Of the honorable district court Of Har-
ris county. Texas, made and entered on the
Honorable William H. Wilson, Judge of said
court. In cause No, 1891 entitled Thomas
p, cobbs ct al VS., The Houston Belt and
Magnolia Park Railway Company, tire IN
deisigped who was by said decree appoint-
en- master commissioner for that purpose,
viii. at the door of the court house OF Har-
liis county, Texas, on the first Tuesday 10
May, 1s9sgtit being the third day Of May, 1888,
between the hours OF 10 a. nj. and y. nj
proceed TO sell at public cutlery, all ard SIN
gulnf, the property AMI propcr,, rights OF
claimed by the said Houston Belt and Mag
icin Park Railway company now III 'ne'
custody OF said district court through lis
icrciyer consisting o. all md singular the
railroad OF the said Houstois Belt aid Mag
nulia. Park Railway company. held under
us charter II, The state OF Texas, ~ the
county of Harris, toseihor with ali US
bfanebes, side tracks, turn outs, rolling
STOCK, equipment and materials. depot and
shop grounds and all rights Of way and
tracks and easements. rights and franchises
OF every nature whatsoever howsoever and
ifcm whomsoever acquired and all tene-
merits and Embellishments OF every nature
ana KIND, including and meaning to include
al the properly real and personal. now
owned or claimed by said railway company,
used for or IN any manner pertaining to the
operation OF said railroad. embracing all
~ hrtef ana other franchise rights whatSo-
ever. and comprising about six miles OF
Tnlicad track. including sidings switches
anc branches and all the appurtenances
thereto, said railroad track extending from
Farnin street. in the city OF Houston along
Commerce street toward the east and down
Bnhalo bayou distance of about six tG)
ntles and having its terminus within abou,
1SO feet OF the banks of said bayou on its
south side and crossing In its course the
railway tracks OF the Texas Western narrow
gauge, Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, Inter
national and Great Northern, Galveston,
liorstun and Henderson, San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass and the Galveston, La Porte
and Houston Railway companies.
Said sale viii be made to the highest and
caFt bidder for cash. and said property will
be by said master commissioner conveyed to
the purchaser subject TO the approval of
the court free from all membranes of
every character, as in said decree of sale
provided for.
As condition precedent 10 any bid at
sac safe. II IS required by said decree thai |
such proposed bidder shall deposit with said |
master commissioner, before said sale is |
madc, the sum of ono thousand dollars |
tslte0l as an earnest OF the good faith of |
the bid, and which shall be forfeited un- |
less the purchaser shall comply with the |
b;d. If successful.
In witness whereof. | herounto sign my |
hains as such master commissioner this the |
AZ II day of March, A. d. 1895,
Frank Andrews,
Master Commissioner.
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PROFESSIONAL,

CANCElt cured without rsn: no kniie use,
a9 niooa. no .anstif; euic guaranteea;
utatlntnt safe md ra,id; ransrliation I,,,s'
i'r ". Nv. Lunns Eaui,ariunl. a,aU s.r. u,v.
avenue, Houston, Texas ''ss''h
DETECTIyE AGENCY Trained dc,ec,,-..
tnInished for civil and criminal inyestisssss
aohs ~ reasonable rates, For further ~ :.
usuisrs address, James Mccsne. boz isa
LAWYERS Thirty years pr sc,,cs :;
Houston bar abstract OF titles MAJ Ny
X ,eHperssncrd land lawyers Cline. cI,aS
z g nsn Tripiett iolois Congress sys mas
A1yINsoN 4 MuNsoS ! : :, -. 4.
upeon. Houston. and Al = Is w D.
, -; A1gleton. Texas. Personal nften,;nn.:
~ ~ 's snd nmn a examining titles. Har'
@,SsaSxv1n.4vNA BRO, Fire lnsurancs A.snss
~ Aoivaters. - Main stfsst. ~sss~
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

81 zoo ~
FlRsT-CLASs table hoard, With fresh swee,
max and bnt,sr. 81 per week: 50 with ,icoi,,
FURNISHED rooms; i1s Walker avenue
FlRST-CLASS TABllc BOARD 81. % n vccl !.
Two rooms for rent for light house keeping
Hos Preston avenue \
ictNG ladies or gentlemen coming to Gsi-
Nsstoh ior convention IN April can secure
rooms and board AZ iI20 Market street. tran
silent couples accommodated
NICELY furnished south room, with hoard
Tor two young men or man and wife with.
Out ch',cren. centrally located modern con.
,yenisnres: table boarders solicited Mrs
kodtler. sii Main. O
GOOD lizard and lodgin; fot $50 per week.
nse hot ana aoid hatas Free at lsiS Frank,
lin aNeine. 4
FOR PARTIES desiring cVceleit board md a..
slrahlr sonsheas room In quiet private fam.
NY. everything ttst-classs l,i- Texas ave
FtiREl- lots, Turns, slli,ion, Ienced; terms
10 suit pure haser. or VIII exchange for one
10; closer in. Address l.ox a.. \
LARGE south fraat room. with good board
gen,itmen or couple: modern improyements;
coed servants, reduced rates. close In. a.
Crawford street; references
NICELY furnished south room with boa,a -.
Two young men or nlan aud wife wi,ha,,
cliidfsn, corner caroline aud Prairie ave
rue. 1918. a's
HANDSOMELY furnished south from, ,oa,.
MIN MN poerd centrally loeatrd. modern con,
NehleheeJs table hoarders solicited, rars.
made Tor two ar more; So Travis stfeet. {
NICELY furnished rooms. With or x,tbop,
=. pssss.e .- leni'yi 100 capliol avenue
NICELY furnished rooms. viii boars Va
s,an,s suerL next TO Bristol Hotel: tran.
pEsiEAbLE rooms and hrst,e,ass hoard I,
ard table board 50 week: hoi ana cald . hu,t ~
,rry central and desirable LOCATION 10 81,
Jacirto street w San
Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

NoTlCE-The annual meeting OF stock
of the Union Compress aud Warehouse Com
rany will be held on Tuesday, April :. 1855
y; II o'clock u. M. at the South Texas Ma .
uunal bank. Houston. Texas. r. W. House.
SeIrtnry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

BY ORDER OF commissioners court y
thorized to have bridge and approx
structed to connect Harris ana
counties over Clear Greek, on
knowns as the Houston and AVE-
Harris and Brazoria counties 70
ior said bridge. Plans and speriee5
county surveyors Office, Bids are y
to DC Submitted and left IL ss.ryrye5
saii bids 10 BE- OPENED at II M.
April 3: snceessful bidder TO turn
factory bond In sum OF ssfa Tor "
perfcrniunce Of the work lnite|
comm issioner Harris county:
nmissioner Brazoria county IA
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FOR SALE.

LIFE rNouRANcE--Agc 10. $3.50 per 5000
annually: rate g,idranteed: Chicago
Guaranty Life; $50 assets t. each u LA
bil,tes: agents wanted: highest commis.
sions w. J. Minton. manager. Trust
building. Dallas. Texas. u
AGENTS Economy gas burner saves 40 per
and gives $50 per cent profit to statesmen
General Agency Co., 225 Dearborn street.
Chirsgo, Ill. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

bookkeepers, statesmen,
druggists. desiring position, are invited to
address The Texas Business Bureau j.
w. lIudnall. .propIietor, Dallas, Texas. 2
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AG-N Ts--S35 OO cath WaeN during March
April. Nny and June, delivering free 70 fam
iiics, fotels. RESTAURANTS, cur Premium EN-
usds vanilla and FIVE otiers) and selling
our wonderful Perfection Gas Light Burner
for all Kerosene lamps; ne trouble tc take
en-" OIL prevents smoac. does away with
clIiniueys and gives perfect Satisfaction
everywhere; steacy work and sure bis,
rioiis every day you work for US; Tree
samples to reliable agents j. |. Perfection
Mfg Co., Cincinnati OhiA a
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cALEsMEN for cigars: sls5 month ana
esIsnsss; old firm; experiencs unneces.
Ny = Bishop 4 Co.. ST. Louis. No.
Il
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PERSONAL.

GIS1' OF ANSWERS
To advertisements In office Of Tho post
for week ending Saturday, April 9. 1875.
2g26: A. NJ: Belt; ": 400; si17 t2l .eiS.
Cash; 1858 ~; 2f5i t2i. ,i3g: aibs, eiss ~ I;
soe;, 2ssi; ]. A.. w. t2J; 2ilI; 23Gl, s562. NJ.
j. W. Perry; ee61 t3l Quinine; s2a 10 (.
Enoch Ragsdale; 4iS; esgs; Review 49,;
2i9f tsD; 1918; 22H: r. r.; 1920, 2is5 t5);
24e0 ~; 2245; Goodloe Thompson: 2ii6; 2isf;
2e22 i6). i2e: 24i7: 2i23 ~. 2i7j; 224s t2);
esfg IN. 100. 100 f151. 4.ls..ssis / 2 ss's-s
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| WANTED--A strong boy In the blacksmith
| shop. Apply TO Mosehnrt a Keller, corner
| Franklin avenue and Caroline street. /:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

WASTED--Tcams to haul wood. ties and
piling. also want tie makers. Address Geo.
J. ~. Kennedy, this office. Q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

FOR SALE--chcap, a nne LOT Of norscs nna
mules. always on hand, at Bowser Will.
. SONS, 600 and Coz Preston avenue. the old
responsible horse dealers In the city. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

MISS L. DONAHER. correct designer and
maker OF ladies' and childrcn,s fashionable
garments. 4l5is Main street, over IL.
Browns Dry Goods. y
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HELr wArrEn.

WANTED Parties 10 take contract TO break
200 acres prairie land, Fort Bend county.
Address $. b. Cowney, Rosenberg, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

AnTlcE-Tho annual meeting Of y
holders OF the Houston Abztrsct1
WI take place At the office Of the1
1918 Congress avenue. Houston.
m. Tuesday. April ). is9S. Jpe11
secretary. "a u
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A GOOD WHITE WOMAN can get good home
and good wages to cook FOR small family
Apply at 2gol Main street. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

ANY WOMAN can earn sls5 To- s2o0 dai,y
making artificial flowers. We teach YOU in
enc day and. give steady employment: we
nave hundreds of workers: distance from us
~. particu!ars. Address Fairfield Flower
Co. Fairfield. Maine.
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WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen for the best
seller on earth; entirely new and practical
Magma Strong building, Binghamton.
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DRUGGISTS wnntirg TO buy SCH or exchange
stores write to Texas Drug Agency, r. o.
box lc2, Dallas, Texas. !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

AGENTS 500 90 weekly and expenses guar.
anieed good men to sell Arctic Refrlgerating
Me' hines for cooling refrigerators; guaran-
teed % per cent cheaper than ice; indie
street.-The. everlasting: rotails for only sl5;
every owner of refrigerator buys them, as
lie saving of lee ~ one month more thar
l'dys for machine. have ever jb11 in US,
llat Testimonials from leading merchants Of
TIE L. $ greatest monopoly ever offered
agents; 10 competition. exclusive territory
cure your territory before i; is taken For
full piiticuiars address Aiciic Refrigeratinr:
Co, Cincinnati, Chic. 3
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DOES BUSINESS SEEN DULLY Prepare for
better times by taking "a course ut the
Houston shorthand md Typcwriting
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MRS. ELEANOR NJ, iiERMs. Christian SCI
cnce healer and teacher vii, oy.cn n class
H. this city on the nth of Aprii Tor those
DESTROYS OF learning tho law of health and
h,siing. For further particulars call on o.,
address Mrs. o. N. lierms. .5os Relic place.
Houston, Texas
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION. Where
as, The laws of the State of
Texas and the clartrt and ordinances of
he City of Houston provide that an cleo
lion shall ne held on the first Monday In
april a. D. 1898, ana every TWO years
thereafter, for municipal officers for the
CITY of Houston now, therefore,
|, II. B. Rice Mayor OF The City Of Hous-
ton, Texas, issue this my proclamation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

ANDERSON is still mnking cheap and high
priced rhotos; come soon md get sIpplled.
x Office hours from . to q; 49, Main street.
For NERVOUSNESS Nothing better than
Magnetic Ncryine. Ia box, AL Lewyns
Drug store. 40l Main street, corner Pres
49, ~ 9g95 T5~l{ a
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BOARD AND ROOM wanted.

WANTED.widow lady desiies 6osrd IN -,
vnts famiy where there are no other bnsra !
e ga Address. SITTING terms. No. a:3i. tbis
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FOX SALE--cheap. $50 acrcs fine prairie
lard. between Ficklin AHA Sealy Austin
county, for $3.50; reasonable terms; perfect
title. Apply to l.. Larson, 2DD3 Market
kiitCt GalreRton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

SCREENS, SCREENS. Twenty, four PAGE
catalogue OF designs and valuable iniorma-
ton free. Dallas Screen company. Dallas.
3 Texas
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THREE lots. Turner addition fenced: terms
10 suit purchaser. or will exchange for QUE
lot closer In. Address noN A.. ,
III LOTS. foursroom house, two csfcrns, oui-
siic city limits Third ward 5000 worth
500 owner must leave the country. Ad-
ditFs s2d5. this Office. 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-03

FOX SALE One gin piauti consisting - horsu
boiler, A. automatic engine, two iD-saw gins
with distributor and ian connection. one
Grist mill, wagon scales u barrels, vat L
tahk, betting, shaftine, pullcys extra large
iropclad gin n0usr machinery been RIM
thtcr SEASONS; good ms new cost $sioD viii
take $3.50; reason for selling so otl,asp, too
many gins hero took saur Tor Indebtedness:
bargain 70 some ono that has Il good To-
cnlIly. Address W. i. nnughcrty, Manor.
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