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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-18
A WOMAN 5 SUCCESS
AN INTERESTING STORY OF HOW
SHE ATTAINED IT.
For Long Time It Seemed that Good
Fortune Would Not come--An APP
parent Trife Brought II About.

As with many other women, fortune lin
gtred long while before coming to Mrs.
KNOWLES. But finally trihiDg occurrence
brought i TO her. Mrs. George NJ KnoWl' =
ives AT Ne. 10 North street, Portland. Ne,
ana When reporter visited her TO learn the
iartS of the case She said
'Fot year and half ! suffered fortunes
from rheumatism. When / arose IN the
morning or when got up to walk after
lad been sitting down for while my joints
pecaine sun aud could not move ns easily
Is ! dld before the rheumatism set IN Ny
rect nchcd and | could not walk without
nmplhg Tor some minutes after | started
out. ~ was very painful mud Interfercd
great deal with my household duties.
How did you succeed in becoming
cufrdf asked the newspaper man.
~ was one Of those apparently little
Things that brought II about replied Mrs.
Knowles, with smile, II had been sui
lPrlng IN tbis way for year and half
when one day happened to pick up the
ngbet Nuu 10 see an advert lsemcut % Dr:
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. |
made up my mind To try thcm. When
mad taken one hoX felt better, aud after
had taken tho pills for about two months
all the pain was gouc. This was wear
ago and the rheumatism has not troubled
me since. -
The above statement Of Mrs. Knowles
was sworn to ut the reporters request be.
TORE Marshall ii burlington, notary public
NJ portland, and published In the Express,
relanle newspaper or that city.
Dr. Williams Pink pills for Pale People
VIII not only cure cases similar 10 thai Of
MIS-. knowles, but, containing as they do,
an the elements necessary to give new life
ana richness to the blood aud restore shat
Tered nerves, they have proved cGicaciuus
In wide range of diseases They are an
unfaling specific for such diseases as loco
motor ataxin, partial paralysis, St Nitus'
dance, sclatica, neuralgia. rhcumntism urr.
Nons headache, the after effects Of grip,
OF fevers and Of other acute diseases. pal.
pitation OF the heart pale ana Snllow COM
pleMonS and all forms Of weakness. either
10 male or female. Or. williams Pink
RUS for Pale People are sold by MI dealers
or VIII be sent postpaid on receipt of price.
aud hfty cents, by addressing Or. vii.
llams Medicine Co, Schenectady ~ Y
BE sure and get the genuine; substitutes
never cured anybody
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THE BAYLAND HOME.
Report Submitted by Secretary James r.
Dumbe to the Trustees.

Report submitted ny secretary James r.
Dun1ble TO the Trustees.
pro.tdout and Trustees OF DovInnd Orphnns
Home.
Houston. Texas, January H. -- Your
secretary desires TO report having re.
az t go. ,,,,,, i,o
celNeu ulhlhE lH' p"al iN""th i''"' 'i'
hauds ct President hiein q gold watch
rrcsopt,d ia thn IIomc Law Judge T. H.
a,.I ~, Co.. H. ,,.,,..,,
NAs'h'I' 10 "N "''P','u ~ 'V' Wv
of the children, and through Trustee I.
W Kidd "A cash donation Of SGl5 from
ID. ~,
ms MHhohlE I'leIu9' anu d" "i"' ""
krupp Tufhy from Mrs Nolt Tor SO
Through the kindness Of Secretary Warner
of the Houston Cotton exchange an a8soIl'
ment al rhoes donated by MesstS. Arh'n'
bach * Schultz; a check for SIS 20 from
,,,t,I,.-. W. LIN o. ,.o.,. viz, t.ttc, ov.
w H'GlH W"It' El'h ''' "',, tiitr,,,
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"ysH ~ Nu,lSl r, ,".u m S,l9i,rir ,hrisI
na, IN Ip 'P tifWi srryIr, of music. &C..
together with ana interesting address by
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'Nhl", '"u ~ w EI'l'"'St lla"S LIZ,
eyer 7HnNH u, 4lou7. on, llH" Mn''n H"mtn
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We nave l"nUn mere - lIu'ul "I IN 'hui
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nave o''h aNN'V 10 VIII YOU 10 see YOU
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SEATS For VIOLA ALLrN

The sale Of seats for the engagement NJ
Miss Viola Allen In the Palace If the
hlng VIII open at the opera house this
As this will undoubtedly prove, as It
r"allS t., the most important theatrical
engagement Of the season. il would he wis
dom in those desiring seats 10 be on hond
carry The house is almost sure 10 NO sold
out on the arsi day Of tho sale. Miss Al.
zen Is the one actress on tho American
stage whose delightful personality appeals
to 81, grades Of thcater Goers She is as
popular with, the cultured and refined as
WIN the gallery god who elbows peanuts
In lieu ~ hon-hons. Aud this is All the
more singular when II Is considered that
ms actress did not rise to fame on INC
wings Of scnsationaiism II is nm cnrour
aging sign Of the times. too. that an ac.
tress who is lady and conducts herself
as such should enjoy greater vogue than
any much advertised and bedlamoncd son
hreue charpant, II would appear tina, we
were henrkenlng backward TO the good old
times when merit outwelghed the nonsNn
Steal and mereuiciouS
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This was another OF tho noted cvangcilst's
best sermons. ~ was a powerful appeal
to the uneonycrtcd. only a ssW rhings That
were said can be presented here He said
we are travellers Humanity is on a
journey. There Is no rest for our feet.
Jesus drew his Illustrations ficm every day
HE. in this lesson he illustrated by the
Wide and narrow gates that enter Jerus-
alcn one IN smooth AMI pleasant to the
natural man, but it's end Is destruction ana
dRmnation. The other Is rugged, hard and
disagreenbe, but It's end h life everlasting
The first gate IS easy tu enter. IL offers
many Inducements that will tempt the
traveller TO pass through II into the broad
way. II Just suits the depraved nature OF
man. THIS way has many paths for llher
tines In high society aud low society, mid
die classes and all II. on tho other hand,
you decide to travel the narrow Way let
me say to You thar you are going TO fud
difficulties attending the entrance You
must be humble, coming as the chief Of
sinners TO accept the mercy Of God You
low Christ Tue vcty thought Of His atom
ing blood viii be joy unspeaRablc and peace
which passcth all understanding. In travel
ing this way YOU viii have less company.
Few there be that ind IT. BE of good
cheer. for The Few that accompany You are
the excellent OF the earth. They are the
salt of society There viii he u heavenly
host that viii always keep watch over you.
Enter now hy faith In our Lord Jesus
Christ, and lie will give you at the jour
ney's end crown Of life"
At the close Of the sermon Mr.. Williams
asked all to bow with him In prayer that
Gods blessing might he given. Mr. and
Mrs Brown sang a duet, Cont Your
Blcssiugs 4 number prufcsscd faith IN
Christ. and two persons united with the
Liberty Avenue BAPTIST church There will
he no afternoon service today. but the rcgu
lar night service will he held at 1880
o. clock
Thc sunday services will he held ut tho
church at II a. NJ. and I:3O p. m. and ut
Bryan hall. as already announced, at $3.50
n IN
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AT THE THEATER.
Naughty Anthony at Sweeney &
Coonbs Opera House.

Coombs Opera House.
The truth must be told about Naughty
Anthony" presented yesterday at thd
matinee and at night OF Sweeney COMBS
opera house. The fame Of the stockings
nad preceded them. The title OF the play,
adfoil advance notices, the 1j0-night run in
New York, the fact that IL was found
necessary TO assure the public that, while
tue play might be n little rlSquc In parts,
II was nowhere absolutely impropcr. ali
contributed Ia raise expectation to the
highest pitch. Everybody that went was
prepared 90 be shocked II Is needless to
say the jeunessc dare Of THE town was
wen represented In the audience and the
bald-headcd row, four deep, sat before the
curtain Went up, with very raklsh express.
SONS on their countennnccs and The backs
tnclr heads immodcstly exposed to the
view or the house In their rear
But the truth must be told From the
peEinnlng 10 the end Of the play there is
morning UNIT for oyss or ears polite. There
seph himself, were he alive. could alt
through It without taking the slightest
hhrm 10 his morals. Tho impropricty az
the play simply does not exit Even the IA.
nous stocking seen contains nothing In
dccorous The stockings are shown on tho
counter and hung mp on screen. The cy
ient or the display Of Miss poro's stock.
ings lShc pulls IN % number Of pair with
aor skirts, for the most p0rt modestIy held
doWn) ~ not rs much as is shown Nv any
houht@tte 10 any song md dance stunt in
any pay on tho stage immortality fiddle
STICKS Anthony tomstock himself conduit
nud ANY In the play. ANTHONY Cnmstork
VINO is said to have objected nn account Of
Jhrir suggestive name. to hears being i'm the
The plny * q farce not oyer bright. Tho
PalGrs We're gond an of them Mr. VIII
= tplu!pS nude what hr could ont of
Naughty ANTHONY MIR otto HOFFMAN,. MS
Mr. brigham. showed himself an excellent
comedian Miss Marie Doro i, nrotIy
'houEh 'she IS really very pretty and
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MILLENNIAL DAWN.

II Is announced with much regret that
the public lectures Ivy MIR Barton OF .hhe,
gheny, Pa, which wcce 10 hc giNen san.
Ing viii not be ,,lven at All how on &C.
count OF the Illness u Nj. itArlm IN Flor,
ida, necessitatlng he dsc0niluu0nce OF his
lecture tour The usual services will he
held nc Room BOB, Mason building. every
sunday morning and prayer meeting at
tue same place every Thursday right. 20
the traditions Of men are earnestly ivited
Tor our mutual uphuilding In the know edge
aud wisdom OF God
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sPIRITuALIsTs.

The Houston Spiritual society will hold
10i0is Texas avenue, sunday at s o'clock n.
m Florence z. Il, ShAtTer will lecture on
the subject, The Mystery Of the MagnetgH
Tho public e always welcome at the meet
ings. regardless Of their religions ideas,
Views or teachings. SnirltualiSis do not
fear the change. commonly termed death,
hut only look upon II MS a natural law ot
and that time only will regulst q
all things MS well rs the destiny II mortal
In the great beyond.
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EVANGELIST SID WILLIAMS
A Grand Sermon al The Liberty
Avenue Baptist Church,
PERSONAL MAGNETISM" THE SUBJECT
The Bible, Not Science, Is What Draws
People to Hear the GospeI-No
New Ideas Needed.


Evangelist sid Williams will deliver his
''Rcd Eye" lecture in Began hall tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Everybody is cor
duliy Invited TO attend. special ana mag
nlfccnt musical program has been pre-
pared Prof. Brown. the celebrated sweet
singer. viii he present with his Gothic
har,, and will sing "Some Mothers Child
Airs. Williams will sling ''He Is Drupkard
Tonight" accompanied by Prof Brown and
his harp No one coming need 20 away
disappointed. Saloon men may attend With
out ftar OF being inSultcd. rs Mr.. Williams
viii not fight them, but liquor" The
choir will render several magnificent
chorus songs.
Mrs. Brown was at the organ yesterday
ut the afternoon service and the opening
lynn was ITS Better on Before"
Mr.. Williams preached Gu Personal
Magnetism" Here are some Of the many
thoughts so forclby expressed that 1t is
necessary TO hear the evangelist to rully
appreciate them.
Some think that new IDEAS are npccs-
tary M winning souls Tor Christ sc need
10 80 bnck TO apostolic times t. see tuuL
the oid ways were the best. Street pre- och.
ing Is old. Back ~ the days oil tbe Nu5-
10 ana CalFcrs aud others meu preached
On me streets and wherever they had up.
lprtumty. The Bible, not scicucc is what
draws people to hear the gospel \ mag
h.l Is something that draws. None cvtg
uteW sucl crowds as Jesus Christ. lie
rald; Ana II / be lifted NJ Will draw all
men unto Nc. We need that kind vi mag
nctic power \ magnet Viii draw a TRAIN
OF ueedlcs--onc ON to the uther--the mag
netic power reaches SO we. from Christ
ON TO another soul and another, the power
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CHRISTIAN

Central Christian Church. Capitol avenue
and Caroline street sunday school ~ go
a, m. j. H. Douthltt superintendent
thurch services AT 1876 n. NJ, Junior I'm
deayor meeting al p. m Y. +. :. c. 3.
II { p m, Evening services At T,i5 p n.
kcv. j. Il. Sanders Of Austin will preach
10 both morning and evening services and
probably through the week Seats free.
All are cordially mNltnh
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CATHOLIC

sacred Heart Church Corner Fierce ana
San jacinto;. Second sunday afrar Epl
PaanN anu Fenst Of the Holy Name OF
1'enh' Low mass with short s'rmoD 80
=. m, bigh mass, sermon ON the Holy
Nhme; 1880 q, M NeSpers sermon and
h"nedlction A;io p. m, Meeting OF ST Alloy
siuS society after bcnrdiction tli INC Ia .
dies Of tho parish are requested TO meet az
= y m on Thursday 70 complete the ar
Iungemcn,s for church fair 10 take place
immediately after Easter. Roy. ] q Mich
olson. rector
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Second Church Of Christ Scientist
Siain street between Mckinney aud Lamar
avenues, sunday services Bt II n. m ana
$50 y, m. suhiect; Truth" Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening
meeting 81 ) o'clock. Reading room open
cordially Invited
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rIlBERIANu rRnsnyvl-uIAN

uhu'rnnd Presbyterian Church, NJ.
IlHlsriL u. H.. pastor Preaching hy' tho
r"s'"r on Sahhatn ~ II q. m aud T:8O y.
a. 10 me chapel on Fanuin aud Prqse. sub
l''l at morning sermon: The Two Sides
az hurgh Work the God Side and tho Mnu
side TcNt; And they crlcd ana said
ihn sword Of the Lord and NJ Gideon {"
JungeS VII ~, SUNDAY schoo' Mr.. II. 4.
lrnycr meeting every "Wednesday al I'd
r m. Ladies' Aid society every Thursday
I'D p. NJ; All cordially Invited to all OF
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CnRISr1AN scInNcE-

First Church Of Christ Scientist Corner
trarls and Mckinney. sunday school at
u.tS a. m. Services at II n. m, aud y, IN,
subject Truth, Wednesday evening
meeling S O'Clock. Reading room at the
church open daily from TO y. m All
are cordially invited.
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AlErHoDrgr.

Shearn Methodist Church.--Corner Travis
and TNas avenue sam r. Hay pastor
= n.e e.l o. pastor corner Mein aud Nc;
S. Phelps superintendent. Y. W. Mcneil
and A. q. Howell assistant Vuperiptend,
ents; MIS-. II. D. Rice. superintendent OF
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Trinity Chapel Corner OF Louisiana
street aud Tuum avenue, Sunday school at
N'8o a m. Holy comnWuion and sermon
At II a. m
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A. II Hess & Co. Ane harness and STAG
saddles Sns Travis street
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Clemens Memorial Church, Corner Of Sa-
hne and Bingham streets, Services at II
4, m. and : 80 r. m sunday school at
$3.50 a. M
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st. Johns Chapel Corner Of Iceland
nyenue and NelaSco street. Sunday school
N $3.50 a m.
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ST. Mary's Church Corner OF Cont and
Hardy streets Rev. Henry j. Brown, rec
aud sermon nj II "a. m. Evcnsoug and SER
mon at 1:5D p. m. Sunday school az . 30
a. m. Ladies' Guild meets on Monday ne
p. N, Young Ladies' Altar Guild meets
on Wednesday Mt T;3o D. m.
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D. where . tsDdrOn tron' wmAlus.s.
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intcrmcdlaic Department. Mrs Molc Me
Dowell, superintendent Of primary depart.
ment. Preaching NJ II a, m. aud T.iD D.
m Enworth League at G:30 D. m. General
prayer meeting "Wednesday night,
Mckee Street Methodist Episcopal
Providence and Cont streets REV. John
y. Green, pastor. sunday school ut g;3O
.; M Prof :. L. MuReynolds, superlntend-
by pastor Epworth League service al t,;95
r.. M. led by J. G.. Johnson. Prayer meet.
ing every "Wednesday at 1880 D. M All
come
la.bnern9cle Methodist Efiscopal Church.
south Corner Polk and tarolila IL a.
Nlllis, pastor. sunday school m D.g0 n
M, ., '. Dcaly, superintendent Preaching
az ~ q; M and $50 p, m. by the pastor
nouf before preaching service Sunday even
Iu- MldWeck prayer service "Wednesday
evening at 1880 O'Clock All are Invited to
lhtse services.
McAShan Methodist Episcopal Church
SCUM Corner" Buflnlo ana German. j r.
""n "s,, pasIor. Preaching at II II, M
ny l"StW. song service viii be conduct
vd ~ the evening al 1870. SUNDAY school
nl N"n H. m. W. A. Kirby, supcrlnictid.
gnl Epwoith League at p. m. Ali are
=. trimmer Methodist Church. Rev. W. r.
Darnthers Of Houston has been appointed
pastor and has moved his family 10 Rr,,n
her' ana from this time forward there win
y" regular morning and evening services
AZ Sdr me i church cyory sunday. The services
l"' tphoffoN are; Sunday school nj 0.3O
4 m; A. A. Forbes. superintendent
IFeachihg at ~ ~. m. aud II special scr
4i99nn Tor the young people Of Brunner nj
-" p m by the pastor The hour for
the Junior Epworth League meeting hns
Epno THIngrm a from ! to , p NJ. The Senior
aap,,,ll league WIN have its devotional
6I5 o'clock D. M R srTrs p[%aGhing or at
n6nmin enncnihe at go p: m. All the
ices OF the church.
so Washington street Methodist Church.
streets. Rey "S W Thor ana Trinity
dir"oniihs at ! 4; M aud 7'30 p M. Sun.
n"S syG nrthr, at $50 a. m, conducted by j.
PRAYER service wednesday evening Mt 7,SS
~ cordial welcome TO all.
MI. ,..
'rhhrr Mckinney and Milan street. w.
M N sunday school at 6:8o a. M, c Gc"rsc;
IL 'n''vms'I, superintendent. Preaching at
I ,ap inr, WI ne celebrated. There will also
Hail. tary NJ 40 ?. m. The public is cor.
''1'' '"'''eu 10 all me services.
,,,,.,-----
me Second Presbyterian church - Corror
; A. Tenney pastor. sunday schoo hIe ~
H I a m, W. b. Taylor, superintendenTt'
Iu9hc worship at IL a. n and 40 ~ ",
d jav PHSH'r meeting at T;30 p. M wednes-
Ices and each win receive a cordi,t sei a,
come.
Westminster Presbyterian Church for.
6oh school At 95 a. ' @ Prsas sSfGet 81 SAP
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, Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal Church.
SSRuth.-Corner Polk and Car0lina H. g.
N'ns pastor. sunday school M DgO H.
N" d. y. Dcaly, superintendent Preaching
az II .; IN. and I 80 p. M by the pnstor
EpWorth League devotional services an
hour before preaching service sunday even
W- Midweck prayer service "Wednesday
evening at 1880 O'Clock. All are Invited 10
ihtsc services.
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White and Decatur. one block SonIb ~
wash n&ion Sixth ward. The strangers
nnnrrR PF"aching At II a. m, aud : 70 D.
j." 10y M" pastor SUNDAY Schoo. M 80
.L m. Mission sunday school, In the Filst
ward on Dart street between IIoily and
,'ah street and at Houston Heights nj
$50 Z. ID. n Ammnns. nnst.r-
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n irSt Baptist Church Rev. II. Riley.
~, ~, ~; pastor Services In Bryan hnll, Fan.
,ray school at $50 .. m. J. u NIdny ana
NoWo' supcrntendenls; Mrs, j. NJ,
: miller superintendent primary dcnnrttnent.
pastor W 80 ~ ''H
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McAShan Methodist Episcopal Church
S"ulh Corner Buffalo ana German j Il,
bH pnstu. Song service viii bc condurt,
cd ~ the evening at $40. SUNDAY school
ny b''n Il. m. W. A. Kirby. snpcrlnicud
Hfml Epwoith League at p. m. Ali are
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Christ Church. Corner Of Texas avenue
and Faunin street Services tomorrow as
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y ILuopock street Presbyterian Church .
ppssry"'n'nE every sabbath at 73O p. m. by
~, q. \ Ramsay. sabbath school At y M
Irapthn William Christian snperintendent
irol'r meeting Wednesday AT 730 n m.
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Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Cburcb ro.
h a[ NuSh avenue and Loulsiata street. sab.
o"'n school at 9A5 a. m. Preaching at II
IN, ana 80 p, m. by the pastor. Edwin
iiH,u,t, 1Yung Peoples Society Chris Inn
iinrr4itrahy"f meets AZ p. m. All cordially
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rdhard{ street Presbyterian Cbprrh
!, rrHrhing every Sabbath az If a. m hv
ny TEa,, a. A. Ramsay. Theme tomorrow
= sabbath school at N;W' AFR "o ~ NJ. N.Y.,
: !, aI i9, superintendent Ladies' Aid socIe.
~ Thursday at go D. IN.
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