The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVIth Year, No. 161, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 12, 1900 Page: 9 of 12
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rtev J J Johnson and Revfc H Smith
Third ward J H Crawford chairman
I new H Watts K O II Kaelan J W
Watson W H Clark Dr D G Terrell
E H Wlllams Rev P C Hunt Rev
J ran Lofton L W Greenley II J
Beceley J H Mathews B Spark J j
D Ryan B J Harden E R Scoit Wil
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man Hon Richard Allen W E Jones
Sam Wilson S Watiron W E Miller W
H Parker Joe Nichols W Davla B J
Harden I S Coombs C X Lave L R
Jones L W Waison Hamp Rlloy Henry
Juries P A Sharkle B F D Tayjor
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Allen Frltgeiftld Van H MoKlnney A
II Kelley Frank Coldman Fred Van
Hoak Wade Graver
Sixth Ward W M Gr en chilrman
V omane Auxiliary
First Ward Mrs Bejsle Lawson
Second Ward Mrs J B Bell
Third Ward Mrs J W MUber
Fourth Ward Miss Mary E Everett
Fifth Ward Mrs Dr W H Scott
Sixth Ward To be filled
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Tbe committee has rent out the follow-
ing appeal
re > H to the secrete of xo tho Citizens of the United States
Vta i Mffi ttee at hl offloe 1E1H In tho hour of affliction and dlstre
toi oom 9 > n Q lvcston we knowing the conditions
fettli l immlUes have ni P existing there call upon tho members of
i < our race throughout the country to or
fiHubirT N Spencer cWmwr gantre for the rtllet ot the stormstricken
P to teAr11 Crock J Hel m tufferem regardler of color In our 111
Gaivetton
WIm nav Rlckmr end fated city
beautlfal city
Wti rlj 1 Tti distress in the once
oTJ D Bell L beggars deicrlptlon Property wpB
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Milk Hew Burci I away Uvea lost bodlea maimed our rela
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without raiment tood
tet the brotherhood of roan awcrt U
ffU feeling thankful that allwl pror
ld iice hM apared tig 16 oontrlbul our
mite to their aid
VJi h0 C0 ° reJ people remember that
15000 colored iseojlo wore made homeleia
In Galcaton Lot church organisation
nubi and secret fraternltlc Immediately
take concerted action for tho > peedly r
sent bv tho way of Dallas jJallas on
Swtred back that they aad a room full
of messAaes for Houston and could not
possibly got them i iraaaU Tho tela
uhone wliies nro down tiil communica
tloa could not bo had by that means
Anumber of citizens o Columbus anx-
ious toaid camo down On the evening
train to offer their services reporting
si tho offlco ot The Poi Hvey did not
know that thtljr services would be want-
ed In U < t judKlne IrJm some ot tho
accounts in yesterdays I ost they be-
lieved tholr oKor to uldwould not be ac
cented But In 1873 Columbus suffered a
nephew Dr R H Harrison of Allevton
These eentlemen were directed to meet
tho train for Galveston at 4 30 this
mornlni
JBDGB WILSONS nUlOUT
AVent to Gnlreaton In Helinlt ot tho
lit el lot Coniutlttit
W H Wllscn judge ef tbo Flftynfth Judl
dnl district court vnietnbtr ft the general
relief committee of Houston wis Bent to
tnunlcator bark last night
Jud o Brashear Houston
Galveston September II Tha supply of
water setras fer tho prcssnt sufllclent
FOOD Hnd CLOTHlNQold cio thlngany
kind lor all rexes and ages an prlncloally
needed The ina was underejtlMated prob-
ably 2t00 or 3100 people dead and perhaps
onofoulh Sr onethird ot tbe town is da
stroyerf
Tronsnortstlon from Oalvjstor to Texas
City and by rail from thoro to Houston Is
needed In hatto V II Wilson
Elks Itellef Fund
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Tbe following telegrams evplaln them port
telvel
George G Timralns secretary of the
Houstou lodge ot Elks received tho fol-
lowing telegram
Ed II Howell Exalted Ruler
Dallae Tesa September 11 Draw on
H H William aacrewry DallJB lodge
Xo 71 for 150 to b used as your lodgi
Idinks best regarding Galveston It mora
is needed alvU us-
Ed V Vlttman E R
George fl Tlmmlns Secretary
Xew 0rlen9 La September 11 Have
wired you through South Texas National
fcunk 230 tor GalVCatOn lodge
Clark Steen E R No 30
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George G Tlmmms Secretary
St Luls Mo September 11 Do Gal-
veston Elks need flcrnclal aid Wo aru
ready to respond Answer with full In-
formation K
E S Puller E R St Lauis No 0
The Elk will meet In their lodge noma
at 630 this afternoon and decide on and
appoint their committees totake charge
of fund sent them to turnover CtrCharles
Rhodes exalted ruler of Galvoston lodse
The local lodge has subscribed some 250
personalis which will be sent to Galves-
ton as deemed beet by the lodge
Odd Fellow Itellef Committee
A special meeting was held at 2 p m
yesterday et Odd Fellow3 hall when a re-
lief committee waa appoint consisting
of H F Roberts Wlhlam Christian W
A McMillen of Lane Star lodge No 1 E
R Parker G C Davie W A Dutcher
from Houston lodge No 40i
Noble grands ot each lodge are exofflclo
altuja tholr eitort io care fr Dan drvln Oscar Provost H U Scott members ot the committee
4 e ti u j and James Kyle
Bit I nerlng
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> 0M vicinity After the ela
Tlll8m8 ohalrnMn and Frl
a t
Ui5t following commltt a
u jfto b turn8d ove °
U relj committee of the rty
J S Petersan ot Lone Star No 1 was
Fifth Ward Rev C C Mlnlgan Dr mada chairman II F Roberts secretary
W H Scott A T Locket S U Dixon d wililam Christian treasurer
E R Parker was made chairman for
committee for local contribution
G C Davis wa made chfJrtiMu of
vleltlng committee
The Odd Fellows will visit MlssourlClty
Alvln andother plnt
The committee wishes to state that tbey
are able to care for alt Odd Fellows wid-
ows and orphans and all Odd Fellows In
distress Any contribution will be re-
ceived by WlllUm Christian at Houses
bank The abave Is sanctioned and under
uplce ot Mr Tom Anderson grand
mwter ot the Stale and O O Fahrn
grand secretary of the State headqtwrtorj
In Houston
K of P Itellef Slorement
The memhCT of fcbe varJous Kntglits
of Pyfilas lodges jn the city nre earne t
ly reouetted to latct wth Xamar lodge
Vo 1S9 tonight Wednesday for the
purpose of perfecting W nd mean
of assisting tbe storm autferer Cian
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CANCERS EATING SORES CURED
Knlf tVIU ICot Cure Dlicnsa 1 l
Die lHooil Hundred ot Icrnm
uent Oure hy Taklnu H n II
Trial Uotlle Frre to SntTcrer A
Jlennga of Hope
C nc r E tlnt ore lUllgnant tfleert
Chronic Old Sor ar all cauted ty tan
U ot the BUffrrlnfe people of Galveston iignant iiol on In tb blood This bad blood
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Addreas all Contributions to Fred M cant be cut out but by taking n B
en ecrfct ry general committee Houa JBotanio Ulwtd Hylrn the poiwn U drained
ten Toxa < nihriA Ti wson t vt mm tha yit m then all tne or n al per
fJ mly Hundred ot ea > cured by B
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Crawford J Leon Jones llcv T U i n nmn doctor bad Klvcn the patl ut tip
Lights Ed Banks Hov William Freeman to a > Mr S Rlory of Fr donl Ala-
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Rev P O Hunt Rev I A BUkeny
H T V Williams
Chairman General Belief Committee
Fred Marou Secretary
All papers pleasa oOpy 4
rOLUJIBlTS IU1L115F C0MI1TTKIS
Tbtiy Bench tho Cttr tinil Tenarr
Tlielr 8rrio
A mass mcetlnK wms held at Columbuo
yesterday afternoon to aid tho storm suf-
ferers at Galveston Ona hundred and
seventyflvo dollars Viflt su crlbed In a
abort tlnro and tha amtiuul talegraphod
to Governor Saycrs j rnptB were
made to send telegrams to The Post
during the dir to ask if meslcal assist-
ance or men were wanted at Oalvcston
Thp vlr as aro down between dolumbna
1 Oo and Houston and he jnteakW Wer i
haj ctUM ne sr fac and mouth o
ah could scarcely eat given up odle yet
cured by B B H Cllre this wonderMl remedy
a trial Sold at druR atnrei 11 Trial bottle
Kree Addre BLOOD BALM COi 135 Mil
chell St Atlauta Q De crb trouble and
Free nitdlcal advice given
cellor commanders and keeper ot roc
ords and seal oro especially urged to be
present Tom C Swope
Chancellor Commander Lamar Lodge lt9
Knlehts of Pjtthlas
John Rudersdorf Ke por of Becords
and 3eal
Tclciihonu Comimnr Uonntlen
tDesplto the heavy loss sustained by the
Sotwhwestcrn Telephone company in thl
section by tho recent storm Mr Charles
J Glldden the president ot tha com-
pany malros the following very liberal
donation throusrh air K K Baker gen-
eral manager who la now In the city
H K Baker Houston
Boston Mass September 1L Ham
wired governor offerinK pooplo of Texas
free uso ot service to Virginia Point and
Galveston In aid ot sufferers Company
also contributes 1000 and personal con-
tribution 500
Charles J Olldden
Tho Clirl tlan Church
The motnbors ot the Central Christian
church aro by > tho pastor earnestly re
natation of paludal hemorrhagic fovor > uetea to fflect at tho church tonight tt
which clotfcly resembled yellbw tevor and 8 oclock that aouio concerted action may
is atlll called yellow fever by many aud be tnkon toward the relief of the storm
Galvoston aravo Columbus more aid than sufferers Many of our brothrca ore dea
anr other city did They furnished phy-
sicians nurses load niedrclnes clothing
and money Culumbus rememberingthis
< and ffollnR that they owe a special debt
to Galveston tenders the services Ot
this party Tho party Is headod by Dr
Harrison and kite othor members are H
G Jameson II R Brown A A Orft
ory A W Halm Goorg Gogenworth H
C Mix O A 55umewart Perry MldJle
brcok Thornton McCormlck Charles
itamtey M Riley and French Simpson
Jr The members are merchants law-
yers drucclsts and other substantial oil
Izea and all supplied with money suffl
rent to maintain ihem Without assistance
from any relief bureau They did not
come with kodaks and are not cur ou
slehtsocrs but aro earnest In theln
wish to render material aid They ex
tttutc
swerod
duty
Appeals or aid aro being an
already Come let us do our
J C aiaadli Pastor
Fcilcrntoft Labor Union
The Federated Labor Union met last
night and seat 25 to Galveston by apodal
messenger and they promise more
AVitmliiinn Holler Orignnlintloii j
All donatfous a re to bo sent W E T
Harden secretary Woodmen llollot or
Kanlatlon 1009 Texas avenue
I Telegrams wero sent to UeidqUarUrs
osklng immediate aislstenCft from camps
throughout tho United State
I A large amount of money was pledged
tjy tno different camps nd a commltteo
neewd t hunt rivers f < 5r bodies to bury consisting of C W Bbcock M A Grant
to nurso tho injured to build a distilling and J Sahnlttor was appointed to ro to
olant The Sciithern Pacific Rutlrotd Galveston and Investigate thei needs of
company very generously offered to fur the dilatreasod aovoreign
nish free transportation wilc li Dr Har J R fiteiisart was elected ivresldent
rison accented und E T Barden secretary ot tho or
Vt Harrison met Mayor Brashear and igantatlon and the consul commanders
Informed him he had a complete hospital and clerks ot Magnolia Old Hickory lied
corps whose services he tendered for Oak Post Oak and Black Jack wero made
the aid of Galveston Tho mayor ac membora of tho executive committee
ceDtcd the services ot ha medical The flv0 camps ot tho Woodmen ot the
bers of the party They are Dr Harrison vwrld 0f the city rciprcatnitlnc 1000 mom
F Simpson Jr and Dr Harrisons itorgi ia < t jjig t organized a Woodman
Relief organization and issuod an appeal
to the members of the order throughout
the State asking for help In itho shape ot
money clothing etc
TDVIS ANIJ ItATIOVS
Orilerril tiy tlio Government to Mo
Shlnpcil to tinlvratnn
Washington September 11 Ordors have
been issued by the war department for
Is stated at tbe department that the order j
could bo duplicated in a day
Will Trmisiiort Contribution Free
Harrlsburg Pa September 11 Gov-
ernor Stone today Issued a proolaraatlon
calling on citizens of Pennsylvania tor
contributions for the destitute at Gal en
ton and othor portood of Texas The
Pennsylvania railroad company will transt
over their linos all contributions
free ot charge
Dont let the hand of time paint wrin-
kles on your face Keep young by keep
lng the blood pure and the digestive or-
gans In a healthful condition HERB1NB
will do this Health is youth disease ami
slcknces bring old age Price 60 cents
For sale by A E Klesling
THIS WILL INTEREST YOU
Occasionally H Is apparent that an er-
ror has been made In calling any eklt
theme or what not a farce comedy This
title has been more abused than any other
In dramatic representation A farco
comedy aside from its special features ot
music shtmtd present a story easily fol-
lowed and legitimately sustained by tbe
players H6r e play antics and absurdi-
ties are not and can not bo dignified by
any title Kellys Kids present the hu-
mor of two boys but present It with rea-
son and a purpose In addition the Intro-
duction of preny girts In bright costumes
singing soles duettes and boy quartette
sustained by pretty selections of chorus
augmented by a clean story ridiculous
we admit but productive of laughter But
always legltrmate In representation anda
real farce
Kellys Idl will be een at the opera
house matinee today and tonight
T W HOUSE PRESIDENT
Houston Gaslight Company has for lo-
a general assortment ot Gas fixtures
Cooking and Heating Stoves Radiators
Instantaneous Water Heaters Heft Plates
Coal Coke Coal Tar and Oil Tar for
prices and particular apply to John
Shears General Manager Phone 70
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
By a resolution passed by the cltj
council n session on this date September
6 1900 aWtaxpayers who pay their city
taxesbefore December 31 1900 will be
given ajeductton at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum on the amount of their taxes
for the year 1900 James P Welsh
City Assessor and Tax Collector
Cheapest and best medicine ever known
Sour Lake water 1 per gallon Aak
your drug l t tor It
Dropsy completely cured at
Sour Lake
At youriown door the bet health r < i
sort Jn America theres only one Bour
L < ike
Catarrh ofstomach and bladder
factually cured at Sour Lake
Rheumatism cured at Sour Lake
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HOUStQK DAILY POST WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 12 1900
p I0UST0N CONTRIBUTORS
total Anoiint of Cash Donations Received
by the Relief Committee
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ON ACCOUNT OF DELAY
in arranging and classifying
our store < witt not be open
Thursday morning
H WADDELLS
Mammoth Furniture and Carpet House
EXPERIENCED
HOUSTON
GAS LIGHT CO
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5 O Cotton Bro
INSURANCE AGENTS
Childressa Taylor
WRITE WIND STORM INSURANCE on
Dwellings arid Msraantllo bulldlngi eaih
10000 25 centsfor one year CO cents tor threo
years Stocks W cents one year 1 00 tbre
years Buildings < ind p rson l property muit
bs Insured for at least 60 pur cent ot value
Office Cotton Exchange Building
D Ncct your Eyes
My Expert cb rs you nothlnr for ex
amlnatlon snd l your ayes do need tin
assistant of Olaiiea you can get them
from JlM to 11000
L LRCHENaitn
Jee r and Optician idi Mala Str t
Telephone 103
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Varicocele
Strictures
CUllED wttboui til knit er
enemies from bmlmi Fl
Cj tula Fiieuie Ulceration ot t
S Ktctum llydroctl Kuptur
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and Urinary Dlat
Wetknei Conuultatlon Vti
Writ for Symptom Blanks
DR J T OLAZIt A CO
IWUVi Pmctott Corau Uata
Dr K N Miller
Diseases of Women and Children
BIMI6 Levy Building 7 < MalnStrrat
Career Cpltol Av Mouitoo T t
Agent Guyer ft Hat
MENS
SHIRT-
WAISTS
Second shipment just in and will
be on sale this morning
LIPPER
nATrun ind runs 1 si Kit
308 Matin Street
J
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losses by the cyclone of
But
the immediate shipment to Galveston wi <
Galviston by tho committee to report on the
eltiation thcro and sent tha following com S55 tents and 60000 rations The a stores Writing IttSUratlCe agaitXSt LOSS 8
Corner Prairie Ave and Fannin St
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Meal n r aerved without lutcrruplloa by
those Uklnit OAS RANGES NO FLUES TJ
BLOW DOWN oo soot sniolto nur aib s I
alwiys rsady for lnstaut use Moie ecoiinm
cal than other fuel It properly uitrl bi > ldcs
ccoks better Dont tnka our word tor tt
but ascertain facts for yourself aud Uion
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or plain shot every weight and gauge Primers wads eaps nd
shot everything you need
A CAR OP AMAIUNITION JUST UNLOADED
Guns of all gauges Rifles in ail clibars Winchester TakeDown Shot-
Guns 26 to 32inch barrels 2 and 16 gaufe
Special Itliica Remington Smith Pleper Shot Guns order now
BeringCortes Hardware Co
Prairie nnd Milam Streets
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sents about all suoh supplies as tho gov-
ernment hae on hand at the places but It
SCHOOL BOOKS
Composition Books Tablets Perns
Inks and all School Supplies at
PILLOTS BOOKSTORE
409 MAIN STRBBT
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Nails Screws Saws
Hatchets Hammers
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Hinges Hoes Spades
Rakes Axes and
Hardware for
Storm Sufferers
We will be prompt In
filling orders Send
to us We are ready
for business and we
have what you need
for repairing your
Blinds Doors Fences
Barns and Houses generally
Carpenters Attention
Bring us your estimates Dont
forget the place it is opposite
the Masonic Temple or Hewer s
Drug Store or Citizens Tele-
phone Co
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Rheumatism Contracted Mus-
cles Acute Paralysis Spinal
Affections Lame Back Erysipe-
las and Severe Burns positively and
speedily cured by the use of the now fameus
JOHE OIL 12oz cans J150 3ox cans
50c postpaid where it can not be had at drug-
gists Proof of cures mailed free
Ii B Jones Sons Dallas Texas
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