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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06
Wednesday Evening Shoe suecial

For two hours from $50 to $50. One
lot of Curtis & Wheeler's ladies fine
cloth ton Shoes, flexible sole. whole
varnps, patent tip. square or eota toe;
81 has always been the price. C. D. z.
and E.E. For two hours at S229 pair
F. AJTERBACH & BRO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06
Wise Men Know

It is folly to build upon a poor foun
dation, either in architecture or in
health. a foundation OF sand IS in
secure. and 10 deaden symptoms by
narcotics or nerve compounds is equal
" dangerous and receptive. The true
way to build up health is to make your
blood pure, rich and nourishing BY
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06

Pure as the drifted snow is Eew-
lett Bros Three Crown Baking
powder
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See Our Wednesday Evening Specials.
Seven special bargains offered on
Wednesday evening from $50 to $3.50
only See show window and papers for
Illustration and description.
E AIERRACH & BRO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06

Hoods Pills act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06

Always reliable, strong and pure
Hewlett Bros Three Crown Flavor
ing Extracts. Give them trial, and
your cakes will be delicious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06

Two Whitley Tables.
Park City, Oct. 1.-Two new Wiley
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06

Wednesday Evening Shirt Special.
So dozen mems white, anlaundried
shirts, double reinforced back and
front. patented inserted sleeve and con-
tfnuous facings, size Ii to II, regular
price SOC. Sale price for two hours,
6: SO to $50 at &c Two to a customer
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06

Latest Styles in Ladies' Wraps.
This department is special feature
at the grand liquidation sale. Up to
daita styles and novelties at prices with
in the reach of all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06
Follow the Crowd

To the great liquidation sale Neve
such bargains we're before offered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06

Orange favor TuIu Lulu Gum is
fine. Try it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06

CALL OF LISTED STOCKS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
SHAW FOR SAVERS.
North Texas Farmer Working for
BastrOp Man.

NOrtn lcAhS IVA
BasfrOp Man.
Austin. Texas, October 29.--Colonel Will
lam A. Shaw. editor of Texas Farmer and
better known throughout Texas as Farm
err Shaw, or "Bill" Shaw, one of the
brainiest men in Texas and one Of the best
stump orators in the State whom the
"pors' fear. as they do old Pluto himself,
was in the city several days ago. HIS visit
at this time was, ostensibly. TO see the
board of pardons in behalf OF some poor
fellow whose Incarceration in the State .
penal institution has appealed TO Bits Dig
heart, but his hobnobbing with several men
here whose political potontiality in Texas
is unquestioned led The Post correspondent
to probe for the real object OF his visit.
II am here to see the board of pardons.'
said Colonel shaw, but am not neglecting
any opportunity 10 put in a plug where II
will do the most good for my old friend
and comrade-i in arms, Major Jcseph ~.
Savers. whose candidacy for the governor
ship is well known and which VIII be Tor
maly announced by the. major himself IN
few days. i am for Joe Sayeie peeause
of his personal record as manly man, n,s
record as q soldier, which Is that oil brave
and chiyalrous knight OF the Conlederacy'
and his record in congress, where ne has
distinguished himself for dozen years py
saving more money TO the taxpayers Oh tnis
country by his labors on the eomnittee Oh
appropriations than any other man III ,hese
United States. This record not only places
upon the brow OF Joe Sayers the wreath VI
imperishable renown, but reliects saoIy
,,nnn the state Of Texas, and for which
Texes owes him a debt OF gratitude that
am now working to have liquidated Inc
neonie of this State do not realize nor APP
nraciate vet what Major sayers mas uone
in congress and in what estimation ne 10
held In the North and East in consequence
of those labors. TIE men OF these sectio's
have moro confidence. in the honesty anu
ability OF. Joe sayers than OF any other man
In Texas. and his election as governor
mn,,ld he the signal for a perfect exodus
~ canital from the money centers OF the
Tast Cor investment in Texas. His eleva-
,ion N tho position OF chief executive ny
~ naonle of his State would be message
- ,ha ,rorld that the fiscal, commercial ana
;ndustrIal affairs OF Texas were 10 be con
dvcted In a conservative, honest anu apis
manner. .t,vs IN
"While Joe Sayers is conservauvs; ss
/ ,s also firm. and he would give the Sta.e
On arhihition of backbone when II came 70
az ansorcement of the States laws on
No ,,na ~. a strict construction, such as 70
nr,nsl tho admiration Of all the people
lis wou,d be no milk and water, wisny-
wasbv noIicy Asybory who knows tne
man az do knows this 10 De true ~
they had seen him. as ! have. rlalns =,
walking at the head OF MS cohpAns ~
battalion leading a charge INTO .ne LIEN
~ Inc enemy's guns. his keen eyes iiasn-
ino his noetrfls disteDSrd. his whole peins
nroclaiming his patriotic feryor ana nign
ss,,~aga regardless OF the death deains
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
A NEGRO KILLED.
insisted ON Following Up Mar
Who Tried to Leave.

Who Tried to Leave.
Tyler, Texas October 29.--John Alexnn-
der; white. shot and killed Jess Smith col
ored. near the Cotton Belt depot in this
city last night.
Smith, it is said, was drinking--almost
drunk-and in some way became engaged
in conversation with John Alexander.
foreman of the first section north OF Tyler
on the Cotton Belt railroad. Tho two
were in the Cotton Belt grocery store and
Alexander bought cigar and walked out,
going toward the railroad crossing. He
was followed by Smith. who kept talking to
him. In few minutes some one in the
store heard Alexander tell Jess to put
down that rock Almost instantly the
first shot was fired. which struck the negro
Just over the left nipple. This shot per-
haps killed him. Following close upon the
first shot three others came in quick sue
cession, enc penetrating one side OF the
neck and the other two striking deceased
in the back of the head.
Alexander Immediately gave himself up
and WIS placed in JAIL Deceased left a
wife and two children.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
THE HIGHER COURTS.
second District.

Fort Worth Texas, October 30,--Courl
OF appeals for the Second district:
Motions submittcd--Jamcs x. Smith VS.
w. Q. connellee from Eastland, TO compe
clerk to issue mandate; otto Hedge Co. vs.
G. r. Conner ct al. from Archer, to dis
miss writ OF error; in same case to STRIKE
out transcript: W. d. Davis VS., j. u
Campbell, from Tarrant, for rehearing
w. d. Worsham Va. j. II. Cox. from Clay
to file record; motion granted and re-
corded, filed.
Cases set for November 20-F A. Shit
let VS. 81. Louis Southwestern Railway
company. from Sanders; ~. L. Frost. trus
tee. We. s. j. Mason ct al, from Hunt; w
II. Bowman VIZ. Texas Brewing company
from Grayson. Lee w. Union Central Life
Insurance company, from Grnyson; Glenn
ents et AL w. Clements, from Ksnfilsni
Scbott ct nj, vs. PeIlerln ct al. from Gray
son; Till VS.. Daniel. from Van Zandt; Dry.
ant VS.. Gllbeath. from Bowie.
Cases affirmed---Texas and Pacific Rail-
way company vs. Webb and Hill, from
Taylor; Stewart vs.. Fort Worth Candy and
Cracker company, from Tarrant; Bell vs.
York, from Palo Pinto; Armstrong W.
Frost Co, from Tarrant revised and re-
manded. Texas Brewing company VS..
Dicks. from Tarrant
Reversed, reformed and rendercd--Ward
VS.. Wilson, fran Clay; Mcleod Ariesian
Well company vs.. Craig, from Wichita.
Cases submitted Missouri. Kansas and
Texas company VS.. Brigham, from Tar
rant Hedge. Coke VS.. Conner, from Ar
cher; spicer VIZ. Henderson. from Jackson
Texas and Pacific Railway company VS.
Moore. from Taylor; Parker vs. Boyd, from
Hood; Houston and Texas Central Railway
co,npany W. oh caRo and Fort Worth
Packing company. from Tarrant.
H Passed for one week--Carmlchael va
Estes and Camp, from Erath.
Motions for rebear1ng refused--City oil
Fort Worth vs.. Shero. from Tarrant;
Houston and Texas Central vs.. Ritter,
from Tarrant; Davis VS.. Campbell. from
Tarrant.
To compel clerk 10 insue mandate. re-
fused-shmick W.. connellee. from East
land.
For additional conclusions. refused City
OF Fort Worth VIZ. Shero. from Tarrant
To dismiss. writ Of error refused edge
Cozle VI. Conner. from Archer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
LIvINGsroN's FESTIVAL.
Goodly Crowd Was in Attendant,
and AFFAIR Was Enioycd


and AFFAIR Was Enioycd.
Livingston. Texas. October 2a--LivIng-
stons annual festival. tho tournament
barbecue and grand ball, came Of today
and tonight under the auspices OF the
Young Mems club and was largely attended
and enjoyed. The attendance was probably
800 or more, Ell Copeland. Albert watts.
Jr, and Joseph u. Hill, Jr., were the win
ming knights. Tho two latter having tied
on the FIRST run made a second contest,
when Mr.. Watts won second prize and MIR.
Hill the THIRD.
Miss May Watts was the happy recipient
OF the first honor the crown, aud Misses
Annie Manning and Ruth STANDBY second
and third, two handsome wreaths D.rner
was then served by the good ladies, when
Hon. Wiley Mangum Imboden, orator OF
the day, was introduced by j. C. Feagin,
Esq. and delivered an address appropriate
to the occasion In his usually pleasant
style, after which the contest for the
purse was entered into when Mr.. Cope.
lind was again winner OF first prize and
Eddie Address took the second
The ball at the court house tonight was
largely attended. there being a number
from other points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

n6p.sss ssaxe snmethanr ~ rhenr
Ola rime Anuearr ace, ' "
urss,k 49,, rsvs. f,csof,sr a Tho stree,a
s. 49,. ,.. .....sh,.. -
- rennem tooey psv~suseu sOi'V.ns =
~ old time life. The stree<s were tnronGed
WIN farm wagons. but they only brcuehk
- ,,>.~x., .h,.L.,,. 80 ,,,rs.vs5 hutter
~ VI ~ = .'.-.,..,
ppmtoes. corn, etc. no cot'on 70 ataouus
"a anything being marketcd, and ~ re-
MN while therc was cx,nsid erable activity
= -. n. .,.,,,,,.... -. ,,.h,
~ -. ~ - s'-. !. ~ y 3.
stow, drixsiinx rain rendered tho at-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
Student. Have Retmrned.

College station. Texas, October ao.->
Tired. but triumphant, the corps Of cadets
returned at s o'clock this morning from
their holiday ut the Dallas Fair yesterday.
While there they were on the fair piu-
gramme twice, and It Is needless 20 say
thnt this phalanx OF soIdicrly- bearing young
men created very favorable impression
for themselves and for the Institution which
they represented.
The crowd OF young folks who picnlclced
IN tho Brazos bottom Yesterday had n
very enjoyable time. After spending tho
morning gathering pecans, soags and games
We're INDUCED In. and the evening sped
rapidly away on the wings OF time ns tho
devotces OF Terpsichoro gaily danced to tho
accompaniment of violin and guitar music
produced by representatives OF the CID time
Southern darby. Thanks nro rendered MT.
and Mrs. Carson and Professor Smith, the
promoters and entertainers, and 10 Mr..
Sbisa for refreshments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
FORT WORTH RESCUE HOME.
Report shows the Institution to he
FIOurishtng.


FIOurishtng.
Fort Worth, Texas, October 29.--The
sixth annual report Of the Della Collins
Rescue Home OF Fort Worth for the past
year has Just been made and shows that
Institution to be IN frst-class condition.
Mrs. Hattie Collins. daughter OF Mira Della
Collins tx now In charge of the home.
The business men OF various cities IN Texas
have been liberal In donating to the sup
port OF this institution. and among them
Galveston leads In the aid rendered. The
following statistics Will prove OF interest
TO the friends OF the home;
Number Of girls In the home July l., 1897,
81; number OF girls entered during the
year ending July 1, 1897 1885, number OF
girls went out, incorrlgihle, 20, girls went
home 30; girls weut to service, 80; girls
married. q; babies born nj the home. ~;
babies died In home. IL; babies adopted II;
children cared for, Is; girls cared for. 1877
The financial report shows that s192i.sO
were received by the home during the year
and tho expenditures were $i92l,16. leaving
GA cents on hand July /, 1897.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
Anderson County Trnchers.

Palestine. Texas. October 2o,--The An
derson county Teachers institute was
called to order Mt . o'clock this afternoon
OF tho court house The following pro-
gramme was cbserved Address OF wet-
come ard advantages OF the union, Hon.
A. q, Greenwood. Response. G, NJ. Kay.
IA Course of Study an Review Work for
Teachers" J. II. Russell md Cullen Elrod.
'Ihc Word Method Explained. Mrs. w.
II. Flynne Tho Effect Of Alcohol on the
Hnmmn System" Dr. j. IT, EVANS
A general discussion was given OH each
subject An interesting programme has beeir
prepared for tomorrow. There are quito y
number OF teachers In attendance and
much interest ~ manifested.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
STANDARDIZED AND ROBBED.
A Young Man knocked Srnse1css by
a COmpaut0D.

A Young Man knocked SrnHalcsS ny
Companion.
Sherman, Texas October 20. Last even
ing about dark a young man was sand
bagged and robbed OF s22 and a grip ton-
tanning his clothing, three miles south OF
the city. About II o'clock last evening tho
young man, whose name is not known. In
formed officers Of tho above facts. Ills
story is to the effect that he and another
man, TO him stranger, had left Sherman
Yesterday afternoon in search OF cotton
picking When about three miles south
OF the city ON the Houston and Texas cfn-
trail road the companion suddenly turned
upon him and Knocked him down. using n
sandhag or some other weapon, and when
he came TO his senses. which Was about
II o'clock, he was minus both hts money
and clothing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
NOTES AND PERSONALS,

Senator Waller L. Burma Of Houston Is
in tho city at the Hotel salgc. lie saya
he IL here on legal business and that his
visit has no politics connected with It.
Comptroller Finley IL back at his desk
and says that dengue fever is worse than
yellow fever The latter. he says. only
Kills you. while dengue makes you wish
you were dead.
The bond OF Tax Collector Ed Kaufman.
recently elected by the county commits
sioners. has been filed with the comptroller
and approved The suretlcs are Major
George w Llttle1od, Mcssrs J y, Hume.
George Hume and George Sohubor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

~ =. n epertmsnt at Mistros'e -.
~ ~ nnnq cause OF the .ol,nr.nt,r.
~, 49,. elea "a His mother rss,dss o.
a aa,,. when the excitement -
c ~ q HApert Guiteras' renort We.
e fever heet At Millican. some ona ssar,s -
49, ru 1. tnat McGregor was Al home ~ ~.
- - ..a.meoaeeiy Mrs. McGreeor's hc,,se
~ 49, ~ so'inded with guards, ana she -
SS,s - from the rest Of the world for en-
When the ten days w.. 4, 49,
Milhcan citizens who had csnss ~. me wise
ansme Uncovered that the sor M ~ Suss
= Ueen g. home at all. that he had M h. ~.
~. ana tnat he had been Al ws~E vssn
day at Mistrot's. ~osk every
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

Alvin Planters Diagnosis of Free
vailing Horse Epidemic.

v0liInE dOrse CViuShic'
Alvin Texas, October 30--There was
slight discrepancy in the account given oil
the cure used by Major Durant for the
prevailing epidemic among coast country
horses. 1t should have read two heaping
teaspoonfuls of soda instead OF pound.
Major Durant has effected another cure.
making two cures. He gave the second
horse a heaping tablespoonful Of EPSON
salts every three hours, rubbing the back
it's of turpentine three times day. The
object in giving the salts Is to keep the
blood cool more than TO physic the horse,
though it is quite necessary TO move The
horses bowels, though not enough 10
v eaken the animal Major Durant has
cured every case that was taken in time
He thinks the disease very similar TO
dengue and the symptoms and elect seem
to bear him out in this.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
THE OIL CITY.
Only One New Well WINS Completed
During the Week.

Corsicnna. Texas. october Ohio
business for the week has been very slow.
only one well having been completed But
work is going on just the same; several
new wells nay come in next week and
give a great boost 70 the oil field hero.
Mr.. l.. C. Sonett Is back from the East
ana looking after his company's interest
IN tho oil field.
The different companies are trying to
reach some conclusion as TO the rotary ma
chimes being used In the field and several
meetings have been nold By the drillers,
but what conclusion has been reached tns
not yet become public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
CHARTER FILLED.

The charter OF Frost Cotton OIL COM
pany Of Frost, Navarro county. Texas, was
today filed with the secretary Of state. The
purpose is the construction, purchase ard
maintenance OF cotionsned oil mill; also
the manufacture OF cottonsced oil. liptcls
and meal. Capital stock, $4,000, incor-
rorators. d, X Robinson, T. J. Sheppard
and u. w, Dcanett. all Of Frost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
| Mexican Convicted of Incestaous
Rape In Starr County.

Mexican Convicted of Incest0Ous
Rape In Starr County.
Rio Grande City Texas, October 3o-Ihe
trial of Pedro MARTINEZ, middle-aged
Mexican. was concluded in the district
court and he was sentenced the peniten-
tiary for life. His crime was one of the
most revolving that has ever come before
the court here. Martinez was father Of a
slender child of only years OF age. Some
time ago the poor girl complained to some
OF the nsigbbors that her fat 3 had for a
long time habitually outraged her by force
and that she could stand 1t no longer.
medical examination proved her story
true, the poor girl being in most piiiable
condition. Martinez was at once jailed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
HuntxiIle Iten..

Huntsville, Texas. October so.-The
Huntsville telephone wires are being rap
idly placed in position. and It is expected
to have them formally opened for business
by November s. ,,,.
Mr.. B. w. Smith was here from Wills
prceuecting with the view to putting in a
cigar factory. He met with much eneour-
sT,he vsfs OF Mayor J. @. Ashford has been
mite nj for several days. but Is improving,
to the delight az her many friends.
Governor X. b. Hubbard IL 70 deliver one
~ h,s superb lectures here on November
IL under the auspices Of the Knights OF
Heavy rains have fallen throughout tbs
section the past few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
CAN'T RE EEINsrArEn.

The attorney general has rendered an
opinion to the commissioner Of insurance
to tho effect that he las no authority to
company for It's violation of tho over
head" Insurance law. This puts bar
upon that Insurance company, and pre-
vents II doing business In Texas until the
ncxt legislature meets, and gives them
relief II IL has q mind 10 do 40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
TO Feed cattle.

Hearne. Texas. October 30. Mr.. Dobie
of San Antonio. a prosperous cattle man.
has perfected arrangements with The Ma
tional Cotton oil Min company OF this
place 10 feed 1900 head OF cattle during tho
winter The mill has contracts for feeding
several herds this winter.
Sixteen oifs loaded with stock passed
through Hearne this morning ep ioutd
North via Houston and Texas Central.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
LAND SAFES AND LNAsNs.

The following are the receipts from land
sales and Leases by State Treasurer Wor-
than for the month Of October, 1897:
School lands---Lense. $50 TT9.Ss; interest.
SaE.is7.oi; PRINCIPAL, $40, So2.ei.
University lands-~Leasc. Siiosls; inter,
est. s2i2,12; principal, 1927,
Asylum lands--lnterest. sioss,ao; prin-
cipal. sgsS.9o.
Sales public land for October, 1887
sii277ti October. 1895, sioSso,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
Charged Win purglnry.

son. colored. was arrested at Pilot Point
and brought here yesterday and lodged 10
jail. charged with being implicated in the
burglary ut Bourn'r sore at Sanger last
week OF which mention WAC made in thaso
specials at the time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

Nocona. Texas. october 20. Pastor J. T.
Burnett OF the Baptist church here. yhlie
pecan hunting on Red river yesterday. feu
from a pecan tree, paraIyzing his lower
limbs and hips, and Il Is feared susti med
serious internal Injuries. He IL 10 Il critical
condition .-- L-al.-L-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

New n. r.. nnd w. =. EnGinep.
Hearns. Texas. october 80. --Thrse Irres
engines. properly Of the Houston East and
West Texas Railroad compsey. psssed
through the city this lrcrning en- youte
SOUTH y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

Acd eathsrsd Around hin. A. ~ Qul'
selhink he walked away. sostly whlstlins q
my bssssinss On your frosty DOW,
John Anderooa, ny Joe,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
FOSTERS FORECASTS.
ct the Sostte Stss Wl Aver,oe Atove ~
Nofmsl.srrost Il PreArtsx A izl 3l

So
storm ~ 0I e ~ ocosr ssxy an trscsus I L.
viii reach * ps 'ss .s s o = 8
country y the clos ~ esussl vsisys sn q III
sn great central valleys 9Th sA coo x.vs vim co g.
u ROCKIES country about November valleys ssh
For the tsnpesasure 4 the Northern state,
r average about and ending With high tenn
syersr -, me same week temprstoe the
For the week ending dy weather win prevail in tho North
s'n states and heavy rains in the Southern
a. 0a wave Will enter the
hell anu NV pass into the Southern ststes ssusius
De me ssmpeaur will lower A Chicago
ae third storm Pacific coast about
e .0 ~ great central valleys i2 Eastern States.
cross ne west Of the Rockies valleys
T Re S1 s i g. ~ ssss s.,s.
n noass s Average ssIs, "
+. 5 ss'y ' % a s ' md
about Ss sss below t. ' Northern states.
s 's + { Z T. Ds'''s
4: Fl :s.s s;:;:.
go down tn about December lsA 'ANss ~ '-'A
Ss es es ss % ] sns sP s as s s
n' Ssssse win a notable s ss
vii s,a s sss s e, s s The America h cas-.
The SEVEN DAY CYCLE
Below continued Professor Bgeows description of his weather cycle;
the earth the north negative
the dIsurbances that ths
field strengths the 7a rpsns
and that as it turns around
spending impressions
"A
and touch bend
the magneacn of the
int pretd
and actions
ass4 saA @ AL with ss s psS sah
such exclude anything accidental
"A close computation the position
vi
highs
relative
the
all
men the the
THE in
the
midst
This condition Of AFFAIRS ,erds build
belt
and continual 81 shows Itself by stppng
undkubd high prevails in winter and immense low
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Tremont-R. B. Baer, Houston;
Max Muller Cincinnati Ohio; Ed l.. Ship.
Boston, E. Fl. Coombs, city; Charles H.
Pescay, Houston; T. G. Golden, Joe Geehan.
city,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

Alifs Satcher OF Mona Hardin county.
makes inquiry for her brother W. b.
Kirkpatrick who ~ foreman Of a section
on some Of the roads leading into Houston.