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pets. rugs. &C.. By our newly
patented process OF
CLEANING, DISINEECTING and HENoVATIN0.
Machinery all new, and newly patented Process
superior to any hitherto known used In this coun
try. No other COMPANY will be permitted to use our
process.
High class work guaranteed. Carpets stored frss
Of charge.
NATIONAL STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO.
Once Room a. II Dyoit building
1y141m-l6
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& HILL. III 14TH NV.
615 I'd ne, 6r&b. 20. so
1902 22d, 6r&ba. .1S. 50
513 18th ne, 6r&ba. 1880
511 18th ne, 6r&ba. 1880
159 Cal st ne, Grab. 10 80
1899 Sth NV, Or. 10 80
1865 Linden av,5r,b. IA. so
COL Callan ne. Or. 1880
305 9th Sc, 5r&wa. 1850
I'LL 7th Sc, Sr.......S.W
1884 Kramer ne, 5r. $50
Flats.
739 7th NV, 4r&b. .2.OO
zoos Pa av NV, 5r. 30. 90
633-35 14th ne, 4r&
ba, upper & lower
flats. .S16 & 17.CO
941 Md av sw, Ar. .12.5O
Several office rooms In
Baltic bldg. and Capital
Savings Bank bldg.
1st and Sd floors,
626 r st NV.
Office rooms ut 1888
Ind ave NV.
Stores.
11th & n Sc, large
store and sto rm. so. 90
2701 p NV. sto&Sr. .3f.5O
1880 II ne, Sr&b. .25. 50
For ColOred Tenants.
1928 4th NV, 6r&b. 1880
43 Pierce st NV, Or, w16.0O
1l0S n J av Sc, 6r. .lO.3O
2l2-1S Seaton al NV,
. rms.
122 Pierce alley. 4r. 600
Stable.
R'r GIG N NV. w.stable.5 5 90
lf If
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LADIES' GOODS.

Plating.
KNIFE AND ACCORDION PLATING DONE
without delay. Ptnking. 1c. yard. At OPPEN.
HEIMER's. b14 9th st. NV. apS0-5.H
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; REMODEL
ing of old fur wraps to the latest styles a spe-
cfalty; ladies' tailor-mAd suits made to order
ct guaranteed. E. HORGAN. s0e ct. nv.
mklS-tf
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FOR UENT-BY MOORE
1872 p NV, 12r. sta. .$ll0
1922 P st, without
stable. 900
1884 NY av, 12r&ba. 90
f13 L NV, 14r&ba. ..&. 90
2OO1 kalorama av,
12r & bath. ..... .6.0O
Sl2 12Ih NV. l+r, 90
4OS Z NV. 10r&ba. .0.00
1927 Ken av, Tor. sta 90. 90
1888 18th NV. 1Or, mi. so. 90
234 N NV, 12r, ba. $3.50
2Ol2 18th. 10r. ba. AS. so
1905 I'D NV. l0r. mi. 45. 90
21OS 18th, 9r&ba. 0.50
2437 18th, Tor, ba. 1000
225 E NV. 11r&ba. 81. so
2S-3D&32 . st NV,
Tor & ba. 81. so
BAIT Morgan av,
Or & bath. .3. so
1880 w NV, lOr.2 ba.3 80
lS2O w NV, 10r,2 ba. .35. so
l2iMaxs av he, Tor. mi:s5. 90
i10S n II av, 7r&b. .32.D
2701 p NV, Sr&sto..3 so
1915 10Th, Sr&ba. ...30. so
2711 Z st. :,r, ba. .30.50
1886 Wallach pl, 7r,
Poll 14th NV ,Sr&ba. 80. SO
514 I'd ne. 7rNba. .25. 80
1880 II ne. Sr&b. .25. so
1910 5th NV. Sr&b. %. so
COZ Spruce st, 6r&ba 22.5O
900 French st, 7r&b. q. so
"a Quincy st he. 6r. b. -. 80
sos Fla av. 6r&ba. FL. 90
802 I'd NV, 6r&ba. 20. SO
Call at office for full Ii
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FOR RENT
los Mass av, 17r,
2 baths. s.........S4l8.6 &C
Chevy Chase. Md. .S5. oG
1I0S . st. 9r&b. .f5. 90
1926 ii st. 12r&b. 80. on
1926 18th. Sr&2ba. .5O.UG
ieD-tf a.
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1922 18th NV, Or. 1850
I'LL Pa ay. 5r. ..4. 90
S12 1 ne, 7r. 1850
919 9th ne, 6r. 90
ellis, 525 11th st. NV.
kER 4 son, 1906 B ST.
222 Seaton ne, Sr,b. 80. 80
1888 Howard av, 9r&b. 80
ISIS Oregon nv. Tor. 80
1724 Sth st, Sr&b. 80
1852 Howard av. 7r&b. Is
81 Sth ne, Or. ba. 20. 30
STORES.
1116 Conn av, 3-sty
store bldg.
1915 18th st. 40
.EKLY BULLETIN OF
s AND OFFICES.
,SPECTABLE COIORED
nice Groom press-brick;
One-half So. from electric
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FOR RENT
632 . NV, w,dw&bakery35.O 90
1915 14th NV, fat Or, b. so
14O0 Corcoran st
NV, 7r. ami. 30. 90
140S OOrcOran, Sr, ami. 30
317 Mo av NV, 1Ur. 27.50
100 Sth ne, 7r. ami. 21. so
2232 7th NV, ,5r&str. Is. so
te9-s, tn&th ROBERT /
FOR RENT-BY q h. p.
1921 18th NV, 10r i'm. 40
1904 C sw. 10r&im. 30. 40
9O8 F sw. 7r&im. 20
ATT H sw, 6r&wa. IA 30
312 Mclean av, 8r
& i'm. m.............l3.0 81
23S I sw, 6r&wa. 1850
100 Va nv sw, ,6r&w. IL. 80
6O3 Va av Sc, 6r&w. IL
"a G sw, 5r&w. -. 10. so
612 Va av sw.5r&w. 10. 80
1909 Sd Sc, 5r&w. $50
FOR RENT-LARGE Z
GROUNDS, corner 5th
house, with 0 rooms a
mace; lot 50x10O; rent,
NGTON 4 CO.. eos IA
FOR RENT-BY b. F. SAU
02l 7th. .sto. l4rSih. $lha.0 90
1907 Clifton. 8r&b. .70-O0
1877 8th NV, 11r&b. $3.50
Tia o NV. .er&b. sto. 40. 20
1910 13th NV. 9r&b. az. 80
AT 4 NV. l0r. b, ato. S 50
ll20 10th NV. 10r. b. IS. 80
306 T st, 9rAh, Gel. $3.50
1907 7th. store&3rs. 80. %
1877 7th, ,sto. Gel sta 80 90
1910 Both. 6n&b. fur. rs. 10
6E cor 2d&C nv. sto3. 90
1744 7th, ,sto & 1 rm. q. f5
1913 9Th NV, SrAb. .2.90
HOO 1th. or&b(dan 10. so
5so-6
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sO6 P NV, 6r, wa,
gas & latrobe. ...18.5O
419 18th Sc, Or, wa
ess ) sc & ;;';..'a. av Sc. or. .is.sS +. g
1907 G Sc. 6r. 30
1929 Wylie ne, Or. 30. SO
Al Fenton pl, Or. 800
!. BRADLEY. 1908 F st.
ARKER. 435 Az ST. s.W.
473 f sw, 1Or, i'm. sta. 38. IS
4e6 F sw, 13r&w.....0 20
624 Md sw, 6r&w. rs
821 ~ sw, 8r&b. .13. 80
$50 + sw, 6r&sta. d. .13. SO
332 N sw, 6r&w. ..I2.5O
425 ~ sw, 5r&w. lilo
346 H sw, 6r&w. 10. so
40 6h sw, 6r&w. . 10. 30
3s3 d sw, 6r&w. 10. 80
926 1st se, 4rlEsta. .7.3O
1e6>6t
IOUSE AND SPACIOUS
and T SITS. NV: double
nd bath, cellar and fur
e35. so. JNO. Y. WORTH
th st. NV. je9-3t
L. 8. E. COR. 7TH&L NV.
6a4 N Y av. Crab. 20. 80
1243 II ne, store. 1000
114o 9th. cor O, ,sto. %. 10
2410 7th nv. gfdkb. .la.Ms
1905 L NV. .6r&b{col). 1880
1018 LIST ne. 5r&w. .12.O0
Sc n -. er&w.
1856 Del av ne. .10.0
Or frame. brishtw'd. 1850
914 ID se, 6r&w.....8.60
2431 9Th, 6rkw (coi) .9.60
1913 Temperance. <r.a@
R'r 7th&O, I rm....6W
1858 3lst, Aat, ~. 500
100 = ct NV, ste. cheap
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1923 Camb'ge pl. Or. $500
Store. 2210 14th st. .25. 90
! fiat, HOG Pa nv. % no
Glib | st. 1r&b. so
1910 Sd st Sc. 5r. $50
Offices in Metzerott bldg.
ISCH BROS. 1907 r at
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE OR FEMALE,

WANTED-2 COLORED CATHOLICS ABLE AND
wiling TO earn $l5 per week. Room 5. eel 7th
i.S
WANTED-CAT1lOLIC LADY OR GENTLEMAN
with 800 San easily 800 per month"; Call
self i.a nv
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FOR RENT
1923 K NV. lar. 500. On
1899 Corcoran, 12r. $50
1913 9th NV, 1Sr. ..55. o.
je9-2t WILLIAM X.
FOR RENT-R. W. WA
15D Y stt lar. .$S'
1915 Yale, 14r, 2b. 80
22s4 z st. 1Or. ..6
1720 P st. 10r. 81
1237 kcnssaw, 10r. sta 81
1888 nth st. 1Or. %
1919 Belmont. 1Or. 81
zoos Kal av, 12r, %. 81
2O17 10Th NV. .10r&b. 45. o.
1870 Harvard, 10r. ~
1885 9th st. 10r. ~
CALL FOR OUR "
HOUSES. FLATS. STORl
je0-s. tu&th-tf
FOR RENT-TO A r
tenant. BOG P st. NV
water, gus and latrObe
cars; $3.50 per mo.
jc8-3t r. Z
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY LADY WITH MOTHER AND
daughter IA years old, to occupy three or four
rooms Of vacant furnished house for summer;
good care taken; good references given; will
pay $15 per month. Address Mrs. Z DICKINSON
lI9 18th ST. NV. 1t
wANTED-BY 2 ADULTS. EXCEPTIONAL TEN
ants. o. 4 unfur. rooms. Ink, with small
family; no 'atrobes; permanent II suited: state
price Box l5i. Star office. je9-3t'
wANTED-BY THE ROOMERS' GUIDE, $40 F.
8 fur. rms. en- St. Ink. adults. .... $50
H. and b. on suburban line. party B; pay. 40
fur. rms. Capitol HILL Ink, 2 adults . rs
R. and b., mr. Hamline Ch.. priv. FAM two As
K and b.. northeast. couple and child o yrs. IS
R. and b., Capitol Hill. quiet home. for lady 20
r. and b.. house facing Capitol. gentleman. 30
Is. ana D.. SUBURBS Tor couple and child. 90
9 nnfsr =. Ge1sSe'1rn. org @ Ink; ladies: %
u inr., Coi. Hgts, Lhk., adults. 20
B FUR Georgetown. Ink, adults. s...... 20
mh23 7st.l2 ~
wANTED-JUNE IS, ny THREE ADULTS. TWO
furnished rooms with board In NV; price mot to
exceed $50 per month. Address II. h. H.. Star
once je8-2ts
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/ $50. $40 F NV, store
$50. 45. .l453 18th NV. Sr
s35. ..1252 10th NV. 7r
S35.35. 10 ith Sc, Sr
$3.50. 1911 18th NV, l0r
S35. 60. zoos 22d NV, 9r
$35. 40. .3D6 y ] nv So, lOr
$37.50. 1924 Q NV, Or
$40. .1119 Dartmh h NV. Sr
SiO.J0....1533 9th NV, Or
$40. ..1NS Y II nv, Or
$45. The Kensington. apt
Sl5. The Victoria, apis
S45. so. ..9l4 y Y av, 1lr
$500. .1415 y NV. 11r
$40. 20. 220l X NV. Or
Si5-5. les 2od NV, 12r
$50. 60. .eo2 q NV. l2r
$50. 10. 1917 X NV. Tor
.S55. 5.....-.....S Il ne. Or
$50. S.....917 X NV, 1lr
SJ5. 10. :. 1879 X NV. 1lr
SEQ. =. .l07 Pa av. st&,lw
500. .216 ! NV. 12r
S6o.53. .....1120 z NV. Sr
SOL. 81. .21 + Cap st. l1r
SGS. 1919 Yale NV. 12r
S65. So. .9ll IL NV, l1r
$40. .923 q NV. 12r
sI0.......1113 o NV. l1r
$75. .225 Z Cap st, 11r
$S3.3f. 2TPa av NV. st DIV
xso. .42 9Th NV. up'r n'r
The Cameron. Apis.
-. .S16 18th NV, fur
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Err & NESBIT, 1921 q,
AGENTS.
l3r. &ba.. fine order. 6
store and stable. 80
131 18th NV, 7r&b. %. 90
1912 10th NV. 6r&b. 22. 80
! je9-:,t
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FOR RENT-S22 80. REDUCED FROM $50 BRICK
residence Of rooms and bath and cellar; thor
oughly modern; In perfect condition; PARLOR.
RECEPTION ROOM, DINING ROOM AND
KITCHEN ON 1ST FLOOR. See 1910 5th st. NV.
je9-3t" X. ]. MARSHALL, sos 11th NV.
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Fol: RE;NT-BY o. W. WHITE lila ST. NV.
$40 G ne, IT. ami SO l3l6Fla av Ne. Or ami15.50
400 Binney st, Col 1913 Princeton st,
Hgts, Or. ami. $3.50 Col Hgts. r.aui. 40 IS
Apartments for rent in olympia" apartment house.
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FOR RENT-e llTH ST. NE; Rooms; ALI
modern improvements. Inquire at zoos Mass.
ave. ne. e7-st'
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2117 G ST. 14r&b. $4,000 Store 1000 25th St 800
1884 Corcoran lori 40 90 Store 511 1lth As
1927 Marion Ir&b. % 50 Office 511 11th s.
72S 18th st, 9r&b. 80. 80 Stable 1880 g
je9-3t +. W. GRAHAM. 61I 18th ST. n.
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR SAFE
profitable investments now offered owing to state
OF money markets. Special attention given in
vestments for women. j. CHESTER, Room 81
617 14th st. te5-tf
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FOR RENT-BY LATIN
RENTAL
Col. Hts.-1c17 Yale ST..
I'll II ne, Or. with
1714 18th NV, 9r&b. 1000
sos 18th, 5r&store. .25. .OG
1907 18th NV. .W)
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3O3 14th NV. 10r. $3.50
CO.. III he, Ir. 20. 90
G3 l. ne. 9r. 1850
1881 10th NV. 5r. ...lS.Io
800 X NV. Or. Is. OO
1916 II ne. 7r.. $50
1905 y Y av NV. 4r. $50
CAIWOOD & GARRETT
je9-3ts
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAI.E-STOCk, FIXTURES. SHELF BOT
ties. soda fountain Of drug store; together or sep
arate no reasonable offer refused. Address Box
58 Star office je7-3ts
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wANTED-sITU ALTON BY A MARRIED COUPLE
twhite,. wife as trst-class cook. husband handy
man about house or stable; excellent references;
seashore country preferred. Address s. C. p
Star Office.
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WANTEp-BY SMART 16-YEAR- OLD Roy: CAN
do most anything; can go with family for sum-
n,er ADDRESS Rev. l. L. THOMAS, 1914 11th st.
NV
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FOR RENT-1T44 n ST. NV; 10 ROOMS AND
bath; bay-window brick: built for home Of owner
nice condition; rent to desirable tenant 500 per
ID. hOZlEk JULIAN,
ie9-2t 1920 st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE

WANTED-Bi COIORED BOY IA YEARS OLD
place a. errand boy assist around the house
willing to learn. Address 511 q ST. se
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FOL; RENT-1706 CONN. AVE. NV; 13 ROOMS
and bath; front and back parlors, dining room,
large pantry and conservatory on 1st floor; fur
mace heat: newly painted aud papered through
ic92t 1920 F st.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
BUSINESS LEAGUE MATTERS
A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CAN
yAss FOR NEW MEMBERS.
The Voting for Directors VIII Con-
tinue TIN Noon on January IL.
The Candidates.

In obedience to resolution adopted at
the annual meeting of the Business League
on Thursday, President MacGregor has
appointed the following committee to can
yass for new members; +. A. Heltmann.
]. f. Garrett G. A. TAFT. c. S. Penfield'
Jules Hirsch. ]. J. Pastoriza, c. Grune-
valid, B. +. Bonner, G. f. Parker. Il. Nj.
Johnston.
This committee is expected to accom-
plish its work and be prepared to submit
report to an adjourned meeting OF the
League to be held on Tuesday January 10.
~
The polls for the election OF ten drec-
tors are now open at the rooms OF the
League and will be kept open until noon
on Thursday, January If, when they will
be closed and the returns canyassed by
the officers OF the League
The ticket TO be voted contains twenty
names, ten OF which are to be selected for
the directory, and no matter which ten
OF the twenty are selected. the Leaugue
will have a splendid directory for the
coming year.
The candidates are;
+. A. Reichardt member Of the whole
e"io hiNN~'s ~ "a VI '"'N'''N' 49,
g. co.
G. 4. TAFT. general superintendent OF ths
Wells Fargo Express company.
Jules Hirsch, city assessor and collector
OF taxes.
B F. Bonner. manager Of the south
western Oil company
e. W. sewall, member of the Wholesale
grocery firm OF Carson, Sewall & Co.
r. G. Colby. merchant
II. II. Dickson, alderman. and OF ths
Dickson Car Wheel works.
j. r. Carrot manager for Jas Butte
mercantile establishment
G. S. Penheld real estate agent and pres
ident OF the Texas Real Estate pssocla-
tion.
]. ]. pastoriza. stationor snt printer.
j. p. Schosser. merchant.
c. Grunewald. head ot 'irunewad's p,u-
sic house
Geo. L. Porter. real estate denier
". n. Cleveland bead n the wholesale
grocery house NJ n. y. Cleveland a CO.
F. A Hetmann. mead Of the Wholesale
hardware establishment Of F. w Heitmaun
& Co
A NJ Levy, senior member Of the HrD
Of Levy Bros
J. VI. Cotton, head Of the insurance Arm
o; S. o. Cotton Bros
c. F Parker. manager NJ the Houston
house OF Mlstrot Bros
A, K. Taylor. Of the insurance Arm oil
Childress & Taylor.
r. VI. Johnston, president 81 the Houston
Printing company and managing editor NJ
The Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
Personal MENTION.

=. n Thomas Of Dallas is at the Capitol.
J. W woodson OF Cucro is at the Bristol
Ed Holt of Laredo is a late arrival at the
Capitol.
G. II. Cole /. registered at the Lawlor from
III paso.
Bert IIynes OF Quincy, H., Is stopping at
the Bristol.
c. A. SHELTON of Dallas is late arrival at
the Bristol.
}. =. Murray OF Huntsville is registered at
the Capitol.
George Q. MoGowu OF Fort Worth is located
at the Bristol
j. II. crayens OF Dallas is among the
Capitol's guests.
Mr.. l.. a, Kottwitz was IN Dallas yesterday
on a business trip.
A. u. Smith OF Mount Airy, n. C., Is quar-
aered at the Bristol.
o. NJ, Engle Of San Antonio was a guest
yesterday at the Lawlor.
Mr.. Il. u. Cusick Of Dayton paid Tho Post
pleasant call yesterday.
$, g. McKiraey, prominent Dallas travel.
ing man, is at the Capitol,
J. 5, Waters Of Galveston was in tho city
Yesterday, stopping at the Lawlor
Mr., d. =. Mckinney OF Cincinnati. who has
heen visiting his nephew j. A. McKiuney re-
turned homo last night.
William Miller. president. and William II.
harNood, secretary OF haywood Rice canal
ana Milling company, and Mr. T.. 5. Chandler.
| a cuien Of Des Moines Iowa will taxa IN,
| IRAN this morning Tor Haywood While In
the Guy tney put up at the Bristol.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
GALVESTON DEMOCRATS.
A County Organization Has been
EnrnpI

A County Organization Has been
Formed.
Galveston Texas, January 4-Last even
ing at the law offices of Austin & Rose
the Jefferson Democratic association of
Galveston county was permanently organ
lied. with Judge William Austin as
president, Colonel John r Walker, vice
president, r. < Goree, recording secre-
tary f, j. Huston, corresponding score
tary. and w. Il Wallis, treasurer
The purposes Of this association are to
advance the best interest of the democratic
party in the city and county OF Galveston,
in order to secure to the people the bes.
possible government honestly, efficiently
and economically administered by compe-
tent, honest and responsible officers.
The democrats of Galveston county have
for long while realized the necessity ot
uniting their strength in such an organi-
cation as the above, but as no enc cared to
take the initiative. the matter hung over
until Some lhree weeks since when a few
loyal people got togeiher, sent out invita-
lions 20 q nGalber of the leading democrats
Of the county TO attend meeting to be
held ut the ofnce of MIR. j. 4. Labarthe for
the purpose of organizing At this meet
ing almost every one invited attended,
one or two other meetings were held. ut
which rules were adopted, officers elected
and various oth'r duties of the temporary
organization perfected,
At the meeting last night the rooms Sc
lected We're not sufficient to hold the DEM
ocrats that were present and a more en-
thusiaslio assembly could hardly have been
gotten together.
The meeting was called to order by Err
nest a. Mayo, chairman OF the temporary
organization, who, after explaining the
purposes OF the organization, called on
Mr.. a. f. Bush. the temporary secretary,
to read the rules OF the organization.
These rules are full and binding, and from
the complexion OF them " would appear
that the compilers OF the same had given
the matter much thought and careful con-
sideratou. There is provision to the Ell
feet that every applicant to membership
In this association shall sign an obliga-
lion to the effect that he has supported
all the nominees OF the democratic party
for the last two years and obligate to sup
port and use hts best efforts to elect the
nominees OF The party In the future This
clause was objected to by Senator Linn
and Mr., Fort Smith, who took the position
that a Maynard brother who was willing
70 come back and be good" should be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
ERICKSON TO run.

Reported that lie VIII Enter the
Race for chief of Police.
There is nothing like competition to
make brisk business, remarked Chief OF
Police blackburn to Post reporter last
night The reporter admitted the correct
ness OF the statement and asked what
called II forth.
We'll, understand that Charley Erich
son, day sergeant OF the police DEPART
ment, will be a candidate for the office
or chief OF police"
The reporter asked II Mr.. Erickson had
rendered his resignation and was informed
that the day sergeant had taken no such
action, but that Mayor Brashear had
asked for his resignation.
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eligible to membership. G. NJ Bryan de-
Tended the provision by stating that any
democrat who had little enough democra-
cy in his composition to vote for a repub-
iican at the last election should be re-
CURED to prove his intentions before ad
mission and that one years penitence was
not too severe. Mr.. J. NJ. o. Menard and
Mr. AT d. Smith also spoke in favor OF
the rule.
The retiring chairman then introduced
the president OF the association, Judge w.
T. Austin, who briefly thanked the assoc
clatioh for the honor conferred upon him
and promised his sincerest support.
Vice President Walker made an appro-
PIRATE talk on the same lines
After transacting other business the as
ISOLATION adjourned until their next regu-
lar meeting time. the fourth Monday OF
this month
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The new form OF death certificates is
sued by the city health department, which
were thought at hrst to be too exactlng as
TO detail to be properly filled out, are re-
sulting in the securing of much more ac-
curate data for the compilation OF NOR
tuary statistics, The form Is similar 10
that used in st. Louis aud other progress
siye cities. and is an advanced step in the
way OF securing more complete and salts
factory records for the health depart
ment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
MRS. HARLAN'S BURNS FATAL
SHE DIED YESTERDAY MORNING
AFTER SUFFERING INTENSELY.
Noon Today In Evergreen
Cemetery.

Mrs. Ida Harlan, wife OF j. W. Harlan
who was terribly burned at her home at
Deepwater Thursday morning, died at IL
o'clock yesterday morning after having
suffered great agony. AS mentioned in
yesterdays Post, the flesh over three
fourths OF the body was blistered and In
many places 1t was charred.
Deceased was AZ years of age. She was
an estimable lady and the wife OF we'll
to-do citizen OF Deepwater, and her tragic
death Is the cause OF the deepest regret
among a large circle Of friends.
The funeral services will be conducted
at the family residence at 10 O'Clock this
morning, Rev. j. G., Mason officiating. The
funeral procession viii leave Deepwater
Immediately after the services arriving
at Evergreen cemetery about IL o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

OF circumstance at Anderson Grimes
county. that certainly makes a credltable
showing for that county. Captain slsk
said; ION recent visit TO Anderson
took three negroes from the jail to trans
fer them 20 the penitentary. When got
the men outside the jail the doors we're
left open. the jaier remarking that ]
had cleaned him out, not another man re-
naming in the prison. consider this a
remarkably good record for a county so
populous as Grimes"
Captain Slsk says the jals o. several OF
the less populous counties are often lott
open for weeks at time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06
CITY BREyIrIns.

There are undeliysred kilograms AZ IN.
Office q the Western Union Telegraph com
and G. nolan 6 Co.
There was collision between a motor e.r
and q wagon yesterday on he Travis street
llne az the intersection OF Lamar, hui for
'una'ely very little damage resulted.
,,' ssrds are out announcing the marriage ON
Snuren. OF Mas Carrie Bailey and Mr.. Franz
y, Lutte Ceremony at $50 o'e,ock.
Pauline Jones, the 6-months.old aa,.,,..
=, NV, ana mrs w. jones, died YESTERDAY
for interintnt. last hisnt
IN nS ~, Wm. Hayne Leavel. %. D., pastor NJ
sne FIRST Presbyterian church. on last Snnds y,
en 1890 ,ore, sermon on The ideal pastor''
~ anu tumorrow he will preach the eomnsujan
70 mat entitleds'The ideal Parishionsr S'''0h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

The Houston Spiritual society Will hold
its regular Sunday afternoon meeting and
lecture at Bryan hall, No. $40 Fannin
street. at o'clock sharp.
Miss Carrie Fuller Weatherford will lee
turs through inspiration by the aid OF
spirit guides. on subjects presented by the
audience. Al the conclusion OF the dis
course abe viii give psycrometric readings.
giving accurate descriptions and names In
full OF the so-called dead, demonstrating
that she has been gifted with the power TO
see and communicate with those who have
departed this life. All are cordially In
vited Admission and seats free.