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How the Work Of Registering Over
10000 Names Is Performed.
THE COMPILING OF THE INFORMATION,
Registrations Kept in Numerical Order
Then lndexed in Alphabetical Order
How to Vote Without Certificate.

Those who simply 60 to the registration
cffce, give in their names, place Of rest
dcnce, nationality, etc. and receive 10 ie-
turn 1 registration certificate euiiilius
hem 10 vote at a subsequent election
concern themselves very itrle rs t. .He
work cntailed, or the methods adopted in
compiling The registration after the names
ere secured and the certificates issued,
which is ly far the smallest past of the
urk as only three clerks are required
FOR this feature Of IT, while ten or dozen
more are required in compiling the mi'r'
nation gathered by the three clerks VINO
issue the registration certificates, and In
getting t ready for use by the officers Ct
the cloet.ol for whlch the registration is
taken
Post reporter caught Registrar Charles
Grumhach yesterday in communicative
mood aud asked him for some information
us TO the work involved In registering the
voters In city the size OF Houston.
"rhcre is great deal more work IN it,
said Mr. Grumbach, ethan is apparent ~
those who apply for registration ceFiih-
Gates. They soc only the clerks issuing
certificates, and knowing thar the law Hl'
lows me eight cents for every name regis
tered, they say, Hasn't GtumuUru Sol
snap. They do not know that have ten
or twelve more clerks engaged elsewhere
In the work of compiling twenty separate
books, each one of which contains the iul.
registration of lO.sn1 names, making IN
the aggregate 2lG,O2O names tina, have To
be written, together with the destination
as to whether they are white or colorri'
their nationality and their place Of resi-
dence, not only the ward In whico lh'E
live their street and house number hul
the number Of their certificate.
"Al Of this information accompanies eacn
| Of the 1O,SO1 names reproduced ln earu
Of the twenty books.
why do We need SO many books Be
cause the law requires that there sdall be
one hook containing the complete regis
tration Of the city. at each voting precinct
In the city, and as the city charter pro-
,idrs for nine voting precincts IN Houston,
one each in the First, Second and sixth
wards and two eacn in the Third, Fourth
and Fifth. nine books. or one for each pre-
! cmct. have been compiled, iu addition 20
tHy index book, making ira al ten books
| for the city to nc used at the city election
ou April and q duplicate number for the
city democratic executive committee TO he
used at the primary election on Tuesday,
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CURE SICK HEADAcHr'
ANNOUNCEMENT

We hereby apnonno
o oS ior aldermen of tS Salseeifes as 4
our respective Wa,GrV eilg Of hi
bo.l3n or the dcmo6rotI subject d
gESiteuE declares oursplvesV primarle
iui'"W ing platform: ID Favor II
p1I1f'. ,,t!1h9f municipal ovr.,,
civ unifiiltles, ana csnacisIpy q
works ana ng .b5i' up operating lis own Ss,0' !.
Z We favor public t,r,.
.. We favor a strict movements.
~ u entered into by ~ ,ent Of
| Acio,,W IaVor creating a sinpt.elty
~, TO care for bonds m M. i9ai
tbe We Iayor that In grsotinugs 'ggrlty,
/ sano ~ should he wei comnsa, Iahel
tected " "er rights well guarded 's sSS
g We favor the epconrs,.r,
laetuTing industries. '' cement Of M,
hour" We favor union wages and =,
da :; we So favor an efficient fire ,0s Z,
s,o ~ We favor the city making s,, :.
SrhooIs are necessary for tbs Ky Ky
oblipntir,, 'ue city, to meet their nptr,O IN,
ir,,' so.i9HS - same mature, ana p, ~ \.
ius aside Of certain nercA,ts ~ sae \
operation. malntenano q
40 We favor the admlnlstro,,o. ), !.
iSnalrs or the city In an eeana SI y .
OqSineSs-lihe manner economical .
For Aldermen:
PIX Elirst Ward'-W. j. KOhlhaun Hon
Thompson. 9cuFaul' James 4
I,i Third Ward.-G. c Street. Edgar VI
Archer. 'u l. Meier TN
d,!i. Ward. Robert L. Jones' Stew i
Sixth Ward. w. T. Wall ]. y Cas-.
J. hereby indorse the above p "a
solicit the peoplc'.oi by
4" CO. TO N4je Tor and SiiFpst tie sls.fuip
u candidates for aldermen ATotrN-j'
0. +. q,
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CITY BREVTlss

po. 4eIe are undellrered
for 8 II telegraph Office Il1iisegS9ms az tn,
western western 1 fSid Gnndsllyered tclogrs 'leld
ESy's end s52. in5 oIesa Sce fs 8 tso
pa n9@ annual egg roll,nr
delecratiioSS0 oeistlen Of Girls, og the Ladies
g take place '9 9S, children OF i5s FOR ne
's.l house lawn. -'s afternoon on INK parish i
IN The city council win '''
M Ino, regular session. ~ meet this aftornoo,
board viii Ia e n tl likely comes @ost important
sanitary sewer We ta9 Question ~ before he
,is;sised.y @as gfnne 3, was called oot .,
L iog ne residence os s Sg Vas il
he amount Of s7sse Wy, street I DaS Ss srs
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THE HOLT COMMITTEE KEEP FAITH.
Hands Off All Offices Except Mayor, Aldermen
and Executive Committeeman

days especially
candidates
on suhjc
from
upatn in the several guided by
closing Holt rally H.
Kirby attorney
chic
tn, fIo
Holt csmpsn committee
q a
M'ssr Kirby and Eagle
ticket entirely sautous commit
responsibility
Colonel Holt also lie
the candidacy
calculated
Endorsement of their candidacy by the speakers sanctioned
gsted authorized
and the Holt committee stood pledged candidates
candidates
ward-F w. A
Gallagher, l.
L. G..
+,
W. A.
sixth Wedd J. ole
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TAKING OF A REGISTRATION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


There was secretly distributed
Yesterday. as light have been OK
pectcd. "a nsicious anonymous
circular seekig to convey thu
the IMPRESSED that IL Colonel
HOLT ana bis ldermanic candidates
are elected Try will lniugurate
system Of putan Claw and order"
br cnactlng avs "to destroy the
liberty Of hcltizens. Pains were
taken to rut ie slanderous document
only in qusrrs whore il was sup
Npscd TO done most good ana MT
70 DISTRIBUTED generally, The COW
crit method this campaign trick
is IT, own ,ndemnatIon There is
not the sligsst intention upon the
part Of COLI Holt and his associ
ate candid.s TO interfere with the
large indiaal liberty which is SO q
dearly hclhy the people Of this 2
communityhcy stand for progress .
ana liberal in the fullest measure 3
and fhoseio charge otherwise are .
niterlng wi lies. Citizens OF All .
classes shi be on guard from now Q
until tonuw evening, against all 9
such trlci The Holt platform has 2
been pugcd every day since the g
cnmpaigrcncd 1t rings clear and Q
true. anhys what ii means and .
means fore than It says
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Children Ike n.

"My little boy took the Group one night
says F. ID. Reynolds Of Mansfield o.. and
grew so bad you could hear him breathe an
over the house. ! thought he would die
relieved and sent him 10 sleep That's H.
last we heard OF the GROUP One NIuuts
ough Cure is absolutely safe and actS az
once For coughs, colds, Group, grin.
asthma and bronchitis. F'
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AoArH YEsHuRuM coNeREeArIoN
Or. Louis Yasaour Elected as Its New
Rabbi Yesterday.

Or. Louis Nasaour Elected as Its New
Rabbi Yesterday
Rev. DR. Louis Nasgour was yesterday
elected rabbi OF the Adath Yeshurum con.
grcsatlon OF this city. Dr Yascour re
ceiyed call from tais congregation aud in
response came TO this city from Evansville.
Ind, arriving here Friday. lie conducted
the services on the Hebrew Sabbath and
yesterday WAS elected by the congrerstl On
as rabbi In charge. Rabbi Nasgour has
been officiating In the ministry for nine
Years and comes 20 this city with the ron
utatlon Of being u learned an able raaH
He Is gentleman OF tine education ana
speaks Hebrew, German, French ANA other
languages nuently. lic has wife 80
one child, who came with him on his WISH
TO Houston They are now stopping AZ
No 1904 Commerce avenue. where the rab-
hi has taken rooms Tor the present The
congregation was greatly elated over IN,
fact OF being able 20 secure the services
Of a rabbi with the reputation ana sbllifv
which Rev. Or. Nasgour brings with hin.
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choir did most excellent service, The fol
lowing was The special musical program for
the services.
-"Tbo Unseen Laud" blowers, ...
Duet Tho Place Wherein the savior -
Masaum;c;s d. W. BricIcrt aud 5.
solo-"l5aster Dawn woodmam 49,.
n...' M. :. ,,,......, Mrs. r. w Brickert
Mesdames p. V, Rrickcrt, W W Miller
Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Rudcsll
Quortette.
Shearn M. E. Church, South.
The large church building Of Shcarn Mo
mortal Methodist Episcopal church. South,
was taxed to hold the congregation which
attended the beautiful Easter services held
there yesterday. The church was hand
somely aud tastefully decorated and by
many was claimed to be pretticr and richer
in appearance than 1t had ever been seen
before. Certain it Is the ladies had dis
played wonderful taste In the beautiful
and rich decorations. Rev Dr. $. II. Hay
preached grand sermon, taxing for ms
text, "But some man VIII say, How are the
dead raised upI and with. what body do
they comeF'-flrsl Corinthians, Ky, %. He
handled his subject Ia mastery manner
and from the beginning to the close
preached a risen Savior. The choir sang
unusually wen and rendered some very line
music, Misses Hughes and Bradburn rem
drrel I'm beautiful style, as duet that
excellent song, Power Eternal The spe-
ciul Easter collection which was taken
amounted TO the magnificent sum OF Sl2UO
Before the regular service, the Sunday
school bad an Easter service, which was
beautiful and interesting,
The evening service was made Il special
song service for Easter. The pastor read
TWO lessons, one from the htty laird chapter
OF Isaiah and the other from the twenty
/ fourth chapter OF Luke, giving very short
talks on each. The balance of the service
was devoted 10 song Among the choice
selections rendered were AN anthem. The
strange Upraisc llaucuiah, which was
sung In magnificent style ana voice. In
this NcsSrs. Muoducaa and Or Grunt sang
beautiful solos. and Misses Hughes ana
lradhurn ANA Mrs. Sweeney. a rich and
! teoutml trio, "Garria,' hy Gounod, one
of the most dtucult uhOruses. was mag
Efficiently rendered. In this, Miss Hughes
distinguished herself In the solo Another
t'ccllout chugouS, finely rendered was TN
fold Nc Portals There was "a very large
| congregation IN Attendance. and II was a
splendid aud highly entertaining, as well as
beneficial, service.
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The Drummer Methodist Episcopal church.
South, is In the midst OF a revival service,
which win continue through this week, with
services daily at 73i5 p m. Rev. w. L.
Carothers, the pastor. preached two excel
lent sermons yesterday to large and deeply
interested congregations. There is deep
Interest being manifested In these meetings.
and they promise AS a result greaI work.
The music and singing is under tho direc-
zion and leadership OF Prof, ID. NJ. DOYLE,
the great revival singer. and Is splendid,
The services yesterday were full Of eucour-
agemcut and earuestness on the part OF
both congregation and preacher.
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NOTICN

The anance committee viii sell 10 the
Highest bidder all property sold 10 the city
under execution FOR taxes. This sale wll
begin Wednesday, the 9th instant, at 10 a.
m. q Milby & Dow hall, and continue from
day TO day until all property Is sold.
A. l.ipae-, City Secretary.
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Washington Street M, E. Church, soutI

'f%9'N'HNIn oNSSN We T. SUhFAFlt o9hAl'
Rev, $. W. Thomas, pastor Washington
Street Methodist Church South, was greet
cd by an unusually large congregation on
this bright and glorious Easter morn, and
he preached ono OF his ablest and most elO-
ncut discourseS In which he held his con.
sreEaton In rapt attention from beginning
To end. The text was taken from Philip
plans III, 10: THAT ! may know Him HE
told In the most beautiful and impressive
language how Christ had proven hims lg
the mighty couQueror OF death beyond tlc
grave, Notwithstanding the Roman s.pti-
nels. To do the pastors sermon Justice
10 should be quoted In full, The evening
services consisted of the children OF the
Sunday school rendering tho captatu. The
Beautiful city In most efficient man.
ner, each carrying cut their part excel
rutly The church was most grncefnlIy
and artisucally decorated In choice cut
flowers and ivy. the chnncel rail- beIug
completely covered with flowers The ever
excellent choir surpassed itself az the morn.
lpE service rendering as voluntary "Wurthy
Calvary"
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oHlLpRENs MAsouERAnE

The Little Ones OF 6ikor chofm Socisty
At Saenaerbund Hall.
The masquerade ball given by the Bikor
Cholim society for the children yesterday
evening was most delightful and pleas
ant affair, and was very largely attended
by the Hebrew children OF the city Tn.
costumes worn were many and yaried ana
excited much migth aud comment Ths
little ones In their masks made a nast
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Hall Holiday Suggested.

1t has been suggested by several
business men that in view VI the i'm
portauce OF ,omorrov's primary elec.
tlon, commercial houses and AN ON
ployers OF voters should give an IL
force half holiday in order thar
they may have fnl opportunity o.
going to The polls Clerks ami la
boring men have scarcely time, with
out grcur difficulty to get TO the
polls an The noon hour, aud the polls
open ZOO late for many OF them 90
vote before or after work II is in
the Interest of all such %otcrs that
tile suggestion has been made
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Central Christian Church.

beautiful and interesting Faster service
was held AZ the ceuHral Christian church.
The church was altered IN It's beautiful
Easter Earb OF cut flowers. ferns, ulies. etc.
which we're here, there and everywhere IN
the greatest profuslon. There was an un,
usually large congregation present. The
children OF the sunday school took mart
and ala exceedingly well. The sermon hy
Rev y W Brickert tne pastor, was espe,
gAllN, appfopriate, and W9s a masterpiece
been arranged for The occasion, ana the
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EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES.

/ fft fu
| sffr,,3e1,e ~, ~, .,..,.i,,,s Ia Sr5 ina
tber,. III ,,,,,ct h. M f,rd ~ ti,s ,ssf vrar
| 10 mike ne rifrrft fb,tEfui for 10 work
that has boen aoconplshed Ia ais report,
"rhe Trinity Course Of Instruction that
has bean in vogue iu the school is prnctIca-
Die, systematic and thorough. aud mikes
I SUNDAY school a r.ni arhonl IL insfrlietiou
and of uiAteria! aud essential bencnt 10 the
scholar. Examinations are conducted at
regular stated periods aud tp via "A GER
lhcare Tor work spce,.ssfuilv accommodated
Ia any partIcttlar .rade rtprc.cuts some
thina more than stt8ehe. ;s fbs usuai sun.
dAy school reverd I'D t8erIt Tbc f9ii0yy{ns
scGn'srs hat.. Uass4d f.t'tir,bIa e,amiug
tiots or, fle ,l,it.h r., f..sbi.e, ana 81 m 70
ceiyp cerrlUrsf1s.
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49, 80 "tIS.t n.gs
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Christ Church Services Were Espe
cialIy Beautiful aud Interesting.
SPECIAL SERVICES At OTHER CHURCHES
Shesrn Church Had Special Song Ser
vice for ssster-The Sunday School
Easter Service at Christ Church.

Inc .saSltt HtINltc AT 1h4ANt tAAlCu INo
terdpy morning was one OF interest, peau.'
md great spiritual benefit None present
could fail to feel the uplifting iuhuenee Ok
Rev. H. d. Ayes discourse, nor the infinite
value Of It's instruction in the practical
Christian life.
The decorations Of the altar proper were
all memorial and consisted chiefly OF Easter
lilies, carnations and white roses. Tall
bouquets were placed about the cheneel
and clinslng vines hung from the splendiIiy
carved woodwork.
The immense eliace was hlled TO as
utmost capacity. The musical program mas
been given. II was rendered magnlAeentN-
Following is Rev. Or. Ayes sermon Ia
part;
"Easter day Is the day Of the year waen
the best Of Christians often feel hardly ~
fhe mood for listening to It sermun, Vim
hearts filed With joy they come tn shli "a
on this day rs they wuuid 80 20 @ "tA-
ding, TO give voice 70 tAeit $50 -''
tions. They come 10 utter ,hvig hymns e
praise aud Thanksgiving 10 TIE h4us "t
kings on the anniversary OK Tvs NIe.o' 2.
Their hearts SAY 20 tLem uy' .'- 2,
n,ore--than any human lips can say t'
thom. And II their secret wish Neft cN.
pressed, Ii would he that they misiS Ue
left alone with the joyful emotions sI
their furl hearts And Do would be- v.i9u- h.
ucrhaps to let the day itself preach ant
testify by the JOY II inspires, and 10 ~. u
By blooming flowers aai eIl'Na1t ~
and iubilant strains OK music ~ A'' W.
ing to give expression Fui "1'i2 = fi-~
this ! am conscious ulot lAtte "tt 't-
tperhaps many who DO NOS snare 'N
feeUues but who would SAY Ai Ityi.
Thoughts were EXPRESSED tn NpEd~',
have come 10 the nome of God thi- Gas
nor SO much TO give expression 90 she r-A.
lions of faith.boru joy, bus % cai aH
,cwcthIug on the Inspiration OF tAe hour
,nd above alL 90 receive something oi a'
,rarre A. my qua-tiuulu4 nope pl iui-
,rtatitv that cgutln o,triuc ot talis
-, toTh FROM which the keynote u LAa
Hi.best ioy IS struck
.eeatr fyirrda ours is rock built faltA.
,, U,i And IL We try to dud com nrt
c'btut l3 o., ,ypu 4s our hgatD this
LOT Tu W. ,.ui n.t nn because tnis cen
NJ tI5,h ,jrc ~ nnr reelection D. at.l nu
Il1i "" 'rn.cttlnd question with us, but
vptu ~" ,' @r.gsonablr religion. 30
~ Lo,,,,.t ln trvlpr 10 mad Uni SHOW the
NM us I'd n~ f,lIG u reason. we shBtl
supPI'h ~ , tbrp Jr.u4 and his
W 49,, 49, -, for.ya- ioiug The burden
w "a, ta.,l,IoE ,y,.. 10 make plain 10 men
"l H., ~ iif, ,s IA. faW of DESTINY For
Wv make n crave and grlcyous mlHtnke.
we luHN' go ,,,,,,,..g. tbat tho witness
NY friends, u M' SS,Ul.,ryrnrti"1 liz Is con
Sl J' ~. -, -r.ot ADMINISTRATION of Il which
uu'u H. k NAN to5sv or tbat alI the evil
W '''E". w s,ryivnt ,f Me- aftor death
nfuEe ,siinh s,,onnrts fhe fact of christi
~ t ,.r.,it"r
.JTatLrr VIII TINT those whom Thou
no.. ri,.1 NIr Le Win Ne whore am,
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An members ~ the Toutine Savings As
sociatlon are requested to bring their con
tracts 20 Alo BlnH building 70 expedite SET.
Element.
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Try Huyler's delicious Zee cream soda AZ
the Crescent Drug Store, al9 Main street.
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Fo7 MAYOR.

>, AT the solicitation OF a large numbI,,
tue citlzens Of Houston, hereby annds
i m2 ser candidate for the Office Of mE'
SUBJECT TO the democratic primaries
o. I. I'll
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Drink sanEcuga sprudel water. two for
5 cents az the Crescent Drug Store, sia
Main street.
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g. penitentiay A
SoEeFnoF Savers viii ~
tAls nsrning to meet wiI'
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CHIEF Of POLICE,

- Nv NAl
cll, hereby Announce as a eandidatt
Iulet OF PoEce, subject to action Il.
democratic primaries Geo III
NJ hereby announce as a candidate,
SuIef OF police, subject to the action BE
aenlocratlc primaries.
Thomas old
/ hereby announce myseIf "a II.
gate for the office Of chief Of pollcf
!eet to action OF the democratic pd1L
John W. Hod
hereby announce myself as a CauIs
i,st tue office OF chief Of police, suhtO
'ue action OF the democratic prlmarI
J. NJ
%, hereby announce as a candldtf
! hlef OF Police, subject TO action 20
democratic primaries J. q. BlackbI
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post K authorized 10 anali
W NJ. Brumhy as g candldatdn
ilcaiSb officer, subject TO tn q
me democratic primaries.
hereby announce myself as W.
lot health officer, subject to ~ VI
tue democratic primaries.
]. G. Bog
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CITY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as a cat'
iof reelection 10 the office of cit1,
ulel, subject to the action Of th5'
cratic primaries. A. A.
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FOR ALDERMA

6 am candidate for ala ne
second ward, subject 10 tn The
iciaoeratic primaries. aud 81 -
lrlf your support.
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CITY ASSESSOR

| hereby announce myself as PIE
Tor reelection TO the Office of Aser
ana collector, subject 10 the akhs
democratic primaries.
Jomesk
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CITY ATTORNEY.

! hereby announce myself as a n
| ior the office OF city attorney, sd
th@ action of the democratic Jay ~
lugham 5, N
At the solicitation Of my many
VINO have contributed TO my annOtA
tulid, l announce myself as a csufl
reelection to the office OF city M
subject to the action " the aye
primaries. Joe
l hereby announce myself as a
Tor the Office Of city attorney, 40
the action of the democratic r.
f. III
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FOR DISTRICT an
herehy announce NJ selH4Aie
ttor the onice Of district Gle w &C
'lPn OF the democratic prlM
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,on,,...', ''''SesOSssss.so. !

Stato sn ,ue building a sugar y" MN roe qu,s
sugar plantation IN R-.za D''" on the
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AZ the solicitation OF my aads
announce myself as a CAM r.
eftion for the office OF stnls'
,ioner OF the city OF Houston tho
actlon OF the democratic On
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STREET coMMlssIoK

hereby announce rs cand me
oihce nf Street Commissioners 70
the action Of the democratic N