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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-09
Jockey CLUB ORGANIZED.
An Organization Has Been Perfected
for Some Good Racing
IN CONNECTION With THE NEXT FAIR
Or No-Tsu-Oh Carnival to Be Held in
observation-disclosures and Directors
Elected--Prospect for Racing.

In response 10 notices sent out Tues
day the following gentlemen assembled at
the business League Yesterday afternoon
for the purpose o. organizing jockey
club:
Ed Kinm. H. C. Moschart, Max Keller
J. IL. Mndiein, Brook Hamilton. Henry
Paeltz. I'd Harrall, w, i. Hudson, i ;.
Huey George NJ. Kuhn. Ben Show, John
super, jack Emery, Albert I. Jones, c. f.
Parker. l. L. Wolf q. a. Taft. DR.. w. r.
Eckhar.lt. Gus trd,ricSs.
Mr. Ed kiara called the meeting TO or
der auJ nominated Mr. &. \. raft rs EN-
porary chairman and Mr. George p. Brown
rs temporary secretary. Both Of these
gentlemen were elected. Mr. Kia.n r.
f,rred 10 the crort 20 organize soatn
Texas lai4 (which had failed, and he
thougls the next hes. thug would uc d
race meeting lext fall, and this u.gnulza-
tion was designed us u nucleus for su;l al
organization.
Mr. Brown objtcteG TO the suggestion OF
Air. Khan that the south Texas fair had
iatied. as. such WIS Hot the case. The
soaih Texas fair proposition was IN better
shane row than ever before and he Thought
tue race NEE ing snoud be an adjunct L.
sac south 'Xas fair
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,e,.s a., t.. .tn,a lime The ground for
iLis purpose should be FIRST secured sone'
where accessible To the stree railway lue
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basis and she ground bought outright
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-09

guard, q. c. Webb; trustee. ]. LIlenthal:
representative. e. w Fellows.
There viii be Joint Installation tonight
az NlrginiuS lodge No. Is and Phoenix
lodge No. ga at Fythian hall. with ban
follow the installation ceremony.
The officers Of these lodges to he Installed
are.
yirglnius No 6S-.J. c. johnson, chan.
cellor commander. j. c. Thompson.
vice chancellor; l.. Il. Cecil, prelate; ", n.
Tolar. master of work; j. a Blackburn.
keeper OF records and seal: G. A Rein
hart. master OF dance: A. r, Sittis, mas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-09

arms; George Harrison, inner guard: sid
Westheimer, outer guard George Jones,
trustee, three years G. A. Relnhart. repre-.
sentative, two years; DR.. g. n. Parker,
phrSclnn
Phoenix Ne. 69-ChanCellOr comman.
der. John Bradshaw. vice chancellor,
William Rasch prelnte, G. Daley: master
Of work, j, b. Patterson; master Of ex-
chequcr, W. 7. Gordon; master Of hnance,
T. Rosenwald; keeper Of records and seal.
W. &. Lane; master at arms. &. q. Lee:
inner guard, Charles Harrison; outer guard.
/. W Alien; trustee, w L. Shtpp, two
years; representative, r, c, Gsgne, two
years.
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officers mny he prepared TO eamf %
work on for the coming seas' n,sus
ample time to carry out thelr ~ +
For this purpose and ior a,rsai
Of electihg new officers ana ',sae,,
are urged 10 he present 81 y caoIsi
Ing az the Business League XII
p. m, Friday, january " n
nothing interfere with this ria or Il
sire TO have every member ~ =
report and "a participate ~
Of new officers. RespectfuIp, seffi
G. j. Palmer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-09
CALL FOR GENERAL MEETING

" members Of No-Tsu-Oh A.so.,...-
p, to Elect Officers. a''0'
rue Following notice has haon 49,.
10 WINNERS WINNERS OF the No-Tsu.oh association
us "su,oeFs OF the NoTsn.oh.
lzstion s'I has Iis ss, January s. Our organ.
y generally conceded 10 he ~ Oh what
eitizans ever offered our visitors he Spt th.
Of The pr o. Houston and ii il the es ire
Of tSeir WORK 0, AZ tor. to sye an aeccnnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-09
K. oF P. INSTALLATIONS.

Texas Lodge Installed Last Night
Other Installations Tonight.
Texas lodge No /, knights OF Pythias,
Installed officers last night as follows:
Chancellor commander. W. 5. Patton; vice
chancellor, p. Olson; prelate, Alex Hail:
master OF work J. Cummings; master at
arms, g. NJ. shires: master Of exchequer,
T. Hardcastle; master Of nnance, T. y.
Hsrtwell; keeper Of records and seal, c. W.
Fellows; inner guard, A. Stelxig outeE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-09

found those who believe that healing
herbs lack virtue unless gathered during
certain phases of the moon.
The great foe Of superstition is cience.
Every year science increases the terri
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-09

L Was very nervous aud weak last summer ]
TOOK ave Bottles Of Or. riesce'S Golden Medical
Discovery and il just made me feel Ike new
Or. Pie1ce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
shs liver.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
NEXT MORNING PHILOSOPHER.

Stage struck people are frequently
disa blej for life.
When a man is just to his enemies,
his friends can rely on him.
The thirty pieces OF silver paid to
Judas would go much further in this
age of the world.
A man may rank high in some par
ticular line, while he stands rather
low in the general scale.
Sometimes the real nature of a
man is not known until his last will
and testament is published.
Books may be divided generally
into two classes; those that are well
written and those that should not
have been written.
Job didn't have any hand organs
grinding under his window early in
the morning when he had been out all
right and wanted to sleep.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
PENCIL POINTS.

Badinage sounds bad in age.
Sarcasm has many admirers, but no
friends.
A bracing atmosphere produces a
jaunty air.
Gen. Brag is invariably followed by
Gen. Knock.
Horns of tin have now given place
to those of rye.
No wish is to be ignored when it is
backed by cndeavor.
The difference between u mole and
a beauty spot is purely sexual.
If only the truth were told there
would be no business done in trade
lasts"
In dealing with the fresh romancer
it is necessary to put a little salt on
his tale.
Life would hardly be worth living
if one could not forget with some
discrimination.
Say what you will. the bulk cf the
populace prefers an entertaining lie to
a commonplace truth.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
FILLuP FlLLlPS.

Don't put your entire salary in your
clothes; your wife may be a midnight
prowler.
when God sorts out the weather
and sends rain" watch out for your
umbrella.
Don't puniah your boy for fighting
unless he gets licked, or tackles a fel
low smaller than himself.
Life's evening, we may rest assur
e', will take it's character from the
day which has preceded it.-Shuttle
worth.
why they are called "biscuits;" it's be
cause they so frequently resemble
bisQue.
The man who was run over by q
wagon wheel can't realize the suffer
ing of the man who collided with a
waggin' tongue.
If rain didn't fall upon the unjust
as we'll as upon the just the majority
Of us would be suffering from a nigh.
ty protracted drouth.
There is no necessity of girl be.
coming an old maid either in Texas
or elsewhere. They can each get
brute to feed if they'll learn to cook.
The man who complains to mem
ber Of the opposite sex that his wife
doesn't understand him is wrong The
real trouble generally being that she
understands him too we'll.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

Whoever will do good will find life
too short for the work he will find to
do.
One thing can be said in favor Of
the wages of sin; they are never re-
duced.
The man of learning knows too
much to be everlastingly boasting
about it.
The little things that We neglect to
do seldom remain little. BY and by
we shall walk under their shadow.
What men want is not talent, it is
purpose; on other words. not the
power to achieve. but the will to labor.
The frank confession of fault en-
phasizes to ourselves the necessity Of
overcoming it, and eXerts strong
force in that direction.
There is no policy like politeness; !;
and a good manner is the best thing
in the world to get a good name, or
to supply the want of it.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
WHAT ONE wotz.~a OBSERVES.

Many. men have an eternal hunger
for new smile upon new face.
1t is much less painful to an honest
nature to be underrated than over.
rated.
Happiness is rarely the result OF
events; it is the outcome of a con
tented nature.
1t is better to be lacking in small at,
tentions to women than to make ano
break promises.
A woman can detect false note
every time, except. perhaps, when it is
lavished upon herself.
The main joy of existence lies in be
ing what you seem, whether or not the
world realizes your worth.
The majority of women who have
passed the third decade generally be-
lieve in themselves and think they un-
derstand all manner of men.
No man wants mush and milk for a
steady diet; dash of tabasco sauce
may make him squfrn, but the
warmth is bound to comfort him.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A neglected opportunity never calls
again.
Love may be blind. but the average
mother-in-law isn't.
All men make mistakes, but what
the typewriter girl does is write.
If you would be a man Of mark, let
the tattoo artist get his work in on
you.
The hardest woman to please is the
one who doesn't know what she
wants.
A dealer in old iron may know moth
ing of prize fights, yet he's familiar
with scraps.
The average man doesn't amount to
much when measured by his neigh
boris standard.
One of two things always happens
regarding a habit. You either master
it or it masters you.
Marriage is rattle instead OF a lot
terry. One man gets the prize while
the others get the shake.
It's wonderful how easy it is for a
small man to swallow his anger when
the other fellow happens to be heavy
weight.-Chicago News.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
PHILOSOPHY OF DEACON LoMo.

The fellow who 10 fast with his
tongue is often slow with his tools.
Don't borrow trouble. It is we'll to
buy a horse before you lock your sta.
BILE door.
1t is all right for boy to try to do
better than his father. but 1t is not
well for him to think he is better.
The long steps success boosts q
man up are very short compared to
the long ones failure pushes him
down.
The dreams Of the idler profit him
nothing because he never gets wide
enough awake to discover that he has
been dreaming.
The man who cannot transport him.
self far away from his capacity in
wishes and dreams usually stays half
awake right in the same old rut.
No matter what mans walk in
life may be he can do a little toward
the improvement and betterment of
existing questions. There are weeds
to pull in every path.
The trouble with a son following in
often gets SO deep in his tracks a
more progressive man comes along.
steps over him and goes on.
Learn to do things we'll and not just
to talk about them grandiloquently
The fellow with the choicest vocabu-
larry is not always honor man on pay
day. And gold in the pocket is better
than silver on the tongue
Generally the chance of a lifetime
takes big advertising space in the
papers. If the chance" were in pro.
portion to the promises of it's promo.
ter it wouldn't cost half as much to
just put his business card in the per.
sonal column.
The world contributes to the inter.
ests of the man who contributes to
the interests Of the world.-PhiIadeI
phia North American.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
FIGS AND THISTLES.

EluQuence is not of the lungs.
Wisdom seldom runs in rut.
Man is ever greater than his tools.
The best self-help is helping others.
AltruisIn is the highest individual
ism.
We live to die that We may die to
live.
The death Of self is the life of the
soul.
The shield of faith will not fit the
back.
Love is the evidence of Gods life
in tbs.
The poor In goods are often rich in
grace.
True religion is duty linked to the
divine.
You cannot fatten your soul on fur
niture.
Full gratitude is the spring of free
giving.
The internal must fall before the
eternal.
Gods work must be done in Gods
way.-Ram's Horn.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
WITH THE sAeEs.

1t is we'll to be up before daybreak,
for such habits contribute to health.
wealth and wisdom.-Aristotle.
Nobility of character marifests it.
self at loopholes when it is not pro-
vided with large doors.-Msry E. Will
kins.
The only failure man ought to
fear is failure in cleaving to the pur-
poses he sees 70 be best.-George
Eliot.
No man has come to true greatness
who has not felt in some degree that
his life belongs to his race.-ohillips
Brooks.
True bravery is shown by perform
ing, without witnesses, what one
might be capable Of doing before all
the world-Rocheforca
IEquisitive people are the. tunnels Of
conversation: they do not take in any
thing for their own use, but merely to
pass it to another.-Steels.
He who maliciously takes advantage
of the ungarded moments Of friend
ship is no farther from knavery than
the latest moment of evening from the
first Of night.-Lavater.
Men rarely succeed in changing the
world; but MAJ seldom fails of sue
cess if he lets the world alone and
resolves to make the best of it. 1t
is always easier to climb a mountain
than to level it.-Lytton.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
WtGWAM WISDOM.

Half-breed is a whole mistake.
LearnFrom- Nature knows the truth.
The bigger the Chief the bigger the
cares.
A Paleface stomach will hold heap
of land.
Never stop on the warpath to pick
flowers.
The sneak and the wolverine are
brothers.
All low.bred puppies do not walk
on four legs.
Know-It-All is too big for any one
tribe to hold.
The young frog counts the Black.
snakes teeth.
To the Great Spirit all skins are OF
the same color.
1t is harder to make blind trail
than to follow it,
The mountain does not need to
boast of being tIg.
Every child is a fresh leaf in the
Great Spirits BOOK.
Drunkenness trades Buffalo robe
for Coyotes skin.
No man has right to two blankets
if his brother has none.
If the Paleface had conscience the
indian would have a country.
Mind your own business and the
Skunk will atteno strictly to his.
1t is even more dangerous to make
An enemy of friend than friend
Of an enemy.
The vices the Indian has borrowed
from the Paleface are the only debts
he will not play.-New York Press.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
ALL TRUE.

Hotel fair-The waitress.
Tell is work you don't want to do.
1t is always the puppy that puts OF
dog.
When the ghost walks good spirits
reign.
There are saints who confuse halos
with aloes.
White pop-When you want to mar
ry the girl.
Goethe's famous plea may now be
changed to read, "Give us more light
and heat"
One may forgive the vacant mind
that goes with the loud laugh for the
sake of the easy conscience that goes
with 1t.
There is no doubt about life being
one long, sweet song, but not all of us
are good singers.
1t is probably because money is the
root of all evil that bold. bad men love
to watch it grow.
The man with cinder in his eye
has the right to put on a little dog as
a bloated capitalist.
The householder who finds difficulty
in making both ends meet would like
to make one end coal
He gave her ring and left her but
there will be no breach of promise
suit, for she was a telephone girl.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
MEANING OF NAmGs.

Roxana Is Persian name. Tho DAY
Dawn.
Keturah, Hebrew name. means In
cense.
Harold, the Champion. II of Saxon
origin.
Edgar, Saxon name, means Happy
Honor.
Huldah. from the Hebrew. means .
Weasel.
Zenobia is Greek and means the Life
of Jove.
Meredith is Celtic. The Roaring Of
the Sea.
Naomi is q Hebrew name, the Allur.
ing One.
Constantine is Latin, signifying The
Resolute.
Deborah is Hebrew descent. signify.
ing Bee.
Ursula, the Latin name. means .
She Bear.
Catherine, a Greek name. means the
Pure One.
Eugenia and Eugenie are French,
Well Born.
Dorcas is from the Greek, signifying
a Wild Roe.
Edward, Saxon name. means Hap
py' Keeper
Caesar, the Latin name, means
Hairy Man.
Agnes is Of German origin. tho
Chaste One.
Moses, Hebrew name. means
Drawn Out.
Joseph. of Hebrew origin, means
an Addition.
Herbert, a German name. means
Bright Lord.
Esbert, Saxon designation, is The
Ever Bright.
Frederic, a German name, signifies
Rich Peace.
Charlotte is a French name, mean
ing All Noble.
Silas was of Latin origin, meaning
4 Countryman
Beatrice is Latin. the One who
makes Happy.
Theodosia, the Greek name, means
Given by God.
Maurice is of Roman origin, The
Son of Moor.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
SOME PoSTsCRIPTs.

Some Partisan restaurants charge q
shilling extra for the use of the table
cloth.
One thousand tons OF scot settle
monthly within the 11S square miles of
London.
Bicycles are now largely used in
place of horses on American cattle
ranches.
The Mexican deg has no hair. The
aot climate makes such a covering
superfluous.
Silk is considered unclean by the
Mohammedans, because it is the prod
uct of worm.
The ants of South America have
3een known to construct a tunnel
three miles in length.
Bread as a daily article Of food is
used by only about one-third of the
population Of the earth.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Bride your tongue and you saddle
your temper.
Great man are great indeed until
you get acquainted with them.
What women like about a sad play
is that they can cry in plenty of com.
pany.
In the social swim life preservers
are not so important as reputation
preservers.
Generally when women are careless
about the way their legs can be seen
there is a good reason for it.
A man can always tell how much a
woman likes him by the way she
makes it plain that she doesn't.
The less a man has to say in his
own house the more some women will
let him know he ought not to say it.
When a woman is dead sure it isn't
a burglar but cat, she makes her hus
band go down stairs to see about it so
as to be able to brag how brave he
is.
There will never be any solving Of
the way woman's mind works unit.
some one can explain why she hates
to have her husband smoke and yet
respects him for being able to de it.
Some women are so deceptive that
when they are swearing they can
make you think they are singing
hymns.-New York Press.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
BRO. DlckEY's PHILOSOPHY.

De rain fall on de jest en- de onjest.
De only trouble is--dey amt enough
er it ter drown de onjest fun de face
er de airth.
Take de gold crowns en- streets out
er heaven, long wild de milk en- honey.
en- folks would say hits too fur off ter
be enticin'.
Sometimes de devil is sicil good
company dat We dunno what road we
traveln' twel we runs squar' agin de
birthstone factory.
Folks is all time cryin' out fer jes.
tice; but eff ever man had jestice done
i'm dey'd be lots er vacant lots in de
real estate cr dis worl'.
l amt got no doubts but dat Solo.
mon wuZ wise man; but he WI.
nightly married!-Atlanta Constitu.
ton.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
CAREFULLY THOUGHT OUT.

Memories are kittle cattle.
Bet and honor are sometimes at
odds.
The Angel os Death never takes a
vacation.
Some souls, like asbestos, are purj
fled by fire.
Natures noblemen are sometimes OF
the earth, earthly.
When man has bee in his bonnet
he is apt to get stung.
When doctors disagree the patient
has chance for his life
The manly art OF self-defense' is
now become the art of self-glorifica
ton.
Rainbow chasing is praiseworthy in
the poet or the painter. but cuts no ice
with the politician.
Once upon a time there was an OF
fee that sought the man, but it was
long since abolished,
1t is not so important to understand
another mans point OF view as to con-
cede his right to have it.
Those who have drawn prizes in the
matrimonial market are usually con.
ceited instead of grateful.
Fortune fayors some men on the
principle that it might as we'll be
hanged for sheep as lamb.
There are some buildings that are
sermons in stones and some others
that are naught but poor jokes.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
PASSING GLlMPSES.

John l.. Sullivan's next outbreak
will surely be spectacular. He has
just celebrated birthday on ginger
Gle and setZer.
Some one suggests ballooning as
remedy for pulmonary affections. It's
merits may lie in curing people of the
habit of living.
Sverdrup, the explorer, did not find
the North Pole, but he got medal
from Emperor William Maybe that
is what he was looking for.
New York police who raided two
gambling houses the other day found
4 quarter of a million dollars slowed
away in safes. If other gambling
houses have funds in proportion it is
no wonder that Wall street is short
Stanford students have taken up the
study of Russian and several dentists
are thinking seriously Of opening
offices within a short distance of the
class-rooms.
Russell Sage is again talking Of re-
firing from business. 1t is understood
that he will be satisfied with about
five millions more. Let him have it.
He needs the money.
The Nebraska church deacons who
were caught playing faro may plead
that they were merely getting posted
on sinful game in order to warn
their brothers against It.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
SAYINGS OF THE WISE.

The miserable have no other medi-
cine, but only hope.-Shakespeare.
Nature alone is antique and the
oldest art a mushroom.-Carlyle
They go for the fairest way to
heaven that would serve God without
a hell.-Sir Thomas Browne.
Any coward can fight q battle when
he's sure of winning, but give me the
man who has pluck to fight when he's
sure of losing.-George Eliot.
Do not be imposed on by appear
a1ces; check your impulses. and mod
crate your desires, and keep your rea-
son always in her own power.-Mar,
Gus Aurelius.
God is the only being who has time
enough; but prudent man who
knows how to seize occasion, can
commonly make shift to find as much
as he needs.-Loweil.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-18
TO GET IN THE SMART SET,
Make ten or twenty millions.

Make ten or twenty millions.
Marry anybody. There is no WON
an on earth who can't get in with
from ten to twenty millions back of
her.
Buy house on Fifth avenue; also
one at Newport, Mount Desert, Flor
ida, North Carolina and any other
place.
Buy a steam yacht. Have it made
to order. Have it the biggest one yet
Wait
Go to Europe and thrash around for
awhile. In year or SO you will get
talked about.
Do big things. Quarrel with your
wife occasionally at space rates.
Be snubbed as much as possible at
first 1t pays in the long run.
Get an automobile and run over
some one. It's fashionable.
Buy hotel and name it after your.
self. Charge ten times what anyone
else has ever dreamed of.
Wait.
Marry off your daughters, if rossi-
Bile, to foreigners, no matter how de.
crepit, immoral or despicable they are,
if they have titles. 1t pays.-New
York Herald.