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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
Standing of Teams.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 8, New York 8.
Brooklyn Z, Pittsburg 5.
Brooklyn Z, Pittsburg l.
Louisville 6, Baltimore 5.
Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 0,
St. Louis II, Boston L.
St. Louis Z, Boston 4.
Washington Z, Cincinnati 9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15
St.Loufs producc.

st. LOUIS. Sept. 10.
Wheat-Cash. 6s1a; December. 7O5s.
Corn-Cash, 81; December, 27h.
Oats-Cash, %; May, 23
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15
TIE FRIDAY MARKETS
Spectators Think September Spread
In Wheat Has Come to
An End.
Operations Of the Weares the Cen.
ter Of Interest in the
Wheat Pit.
~
Receipts on the Increase-Prices
About Stationary Today
Market Gossip.
ChicaRo Live stock.

Chicago, sept. 10.
steady to strong; light and mixed, 1850
AIS; heavy, 4.15@4.7O.
Cattle Estimated receipts, $500;
steady; beeves. 4.50dS4O; stockers and
feeders, 325@5OO; COWS and heifers 200
,@5.4o; westerns, 4OO@5.25; Texans, S.75
@4.25.
Sheep Estimated receipts, 5000;
steady; sheep. s.oO@4.5o; lambs. 1000
$40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15
Give the chlldren a Drink

Called Grain-o. 1t is delicious appe-
tizing. nourishing food drink to take
the place Of coffee. Sold by all grocers
and liked by all who have used it. be-
cause when properly prepared it tastes
like the finest coffee. but is free from
all it's injurious properties. Grain-O
aids digestion and strengthens the
nerves. 1t is not stimulant, but u
health builder. and children, as well as
adults, can drink it with great benefit.
Costs about one-fourth as much as cof-
fee. Fifteen and 25 cents.
II suffered with piles eleven years be-
fore using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve;
now my health is fully restored-I fee!
like new born man"-Conrad STANCE
Pierz MINI. soothing, healing prep
aration of standard merit: beware OF
worthless counterfeits. For sale by F..
b. Wiley, postotfice druggist, and G. p.
Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15
Peoria Produce.

Peoria, Sept. Is.
Corn-Firm; No. 9, sOs4.
Oats-Firm; No. . white, 221s@22A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15
Local Markets.

The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as it is possible to OBJ
tain. The quotations are tor prices paid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
CORNELL WON THE GAME.
BEAT CoLUMBIA's FOOTBALL TEAM
By THE SCORE OF - TO o.
Cornell Was Always the Stronger
and Played a Coed Gnme-Two of
Columbia's Men Put Out for slug
RiDg-W by Great Crowd.

NEW YORK. Nov. 7--CogaeN and Co
lumgla acre vel reyrezs-n,ed 3, Manasi-
Tan ae.t Ta!z afternoon wAeD Ese football
teams from IthAc4 ard tie loca. uuiVeF-
Sly u4et on gre g-sllron. Columbia y -
r promo 4-.G~G :&voEite at odds 81 . - :
iatl OK tie b.ae &nl white. bat The weaE-
ers q t1e red ana white has plenty q
h. Ans ard ~ Ithacan V"oteTs got al
tae ea-1. ~ VEL a. me Nlory. as Cornell
w0I. sl.ctiLg cut tie Columbia team -
score of - - O.
Tae weatarr conditions we're rerteCt fer
q s3ai same. Folly &. ~ persons wiz
I.es--cl the contest ~ tHesss y 80 passed
jhro..sh rAe several entrances ana crowd
e. TIE lands and L-eachers. The remainder
y re pslA@d like ssTaIneS ou the otg via
au-t and along the rev read upon the
heights - tie " sztwa ard
"Cea1aus olUa aid the surrounding
points cf vantage overlooking the inclos-
IRE afforded accommodation 90 thousands
q deaaaeads. who Joined In the cheering
and college ye.ks. which were continuously
echoed and re-eC hoed from tie field below.
r." I'D and white 81 Cornell NaS more
r.eaItLly distributed shan the Columbia
eJiuEs. bur the crowds SECS med 10 bg equal
l. divided in their allie glance - TIE rival
teams
When Eorael scored tae nrsc touch
down and kicked = goal the Ithacan sy m
4atLiz-,a broke ioose. and tae waving mass
a. "a ANA White flags AMI Tioo0n extended
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08

s1c5Iif-s incident L terminated IL the
AEecE of The vessel Carrying Bagg and
@Ss SpFn 2Bfoxss CT the aariTerglss beach
:. APT %9nEe This was formerly .
50 r sarctacc pilot sailing schooner ~
Ss s~SeF"n tons. known as the lale 3
t--f u tag-- DaEg and his friends. i've
- st4nts'sr. purchased ne Caleb Quits
~ oI-gKoug ard set o.. for Iae Siberian
.'t@e y va % Japan. r. addition ~
Ia+r J"IeTs u the vessel three ot whom
. - isesle1cefs s. sean saIshfp there
Hetr lvo aired sailors. 81 the Curtis tad
a cfE* o: seven. f was a pleasant
= --Ss ETDn Japan 20 the rzags frontier
,.-.,I..A3n, where the Eng3sh hlntsr.ea
$50 game SUCH as bar 81 Az deer
bat neither moose nor caTtha0. when
sire seen IN abanaauee. - their hearts
x'f4tent Leaving sll<-rIa tie party made
- lse N9FtI.ern AlasAt coast IN TIE fan
90 tS-@. 0a&ily bringing ~ iu Eptzcbl.e
-t<-i4o "f3~Te they passt.si tAe winter e
!" as mere tiisf the ~ sailors h5th Amer
leans. Isst tn party. aEI ou. ~ the I've
- hers fntt death be- GF5Yujr-
-. J9+y The remaining four s3ers tuca
e44r - ia5fsaer through be.sge strait aEd
q H-@fi0 70 Cape Nome. Wire &Ge MAJ
1fIF*a CT The beach b. Z gao ana wres n
a The following month.
'apt BaEy IS one man who confesses
- natins been IL Cape Meme Tor nearly
70 sFoTt 80 d. gold
never had tAe gold fever. k@ said
@s5pft p" As my attraction. ard in pUrs.3It
~ tAAt ! spent Sosf. bat Gtl E4t tsr sur
or care - make any
VIII say. however. that the ts. b
c'Sgtnga of Cane Nome are simply pie
!-Ine1.ai- TREY are rtcf frdr-f r
= French artstocrat liz tha PERSON y
Aloha
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
SYMPTOMS OF
EAR TROUBLES.


ia your bearing fatiinge''
DO your ears dIrrharED@'
lis tho wax dry Ia tho ears 20
DO the ears itch and burn"
Are the ears dry and scaly9'
lis there "A throbbiug IA the earsP"
Is there bu<zinx sound heard 80
DO you haF" ringing IN the cars?''
Are you gradually getting dcaI9"
Have yea pain be- hind the ears9''
lis your hearing bad cloudy days2''
Are there cracking SQUADS heRFdT'
do you have carache occaS1onaIivY'
Are there sounds Ike steam asa n ping -
DO y0a constantly near noises In the
cars2
DO your ears hurt when you blow your
nose?''
DO you hear better some days than
others
DO tho noises in the ears keep you
awake
when you blow your nose 10 your ears
era 90
us Your hearing worse when you have
d cold"
is there "A roaring like a waterfall in
the head
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
CONSUMPTION
INVITED BY CATARRH.
Dr. copeland Points Out Just Who Should Be
Their Guard, and the Conditions That Favor
the Development of Lung Disease

There exist in our climate eondi-
selopment OF Consumption OF the
Lungs These adItioas consist
nrst. of the seeds of Consumpttau
themselves, which are coushed up
aud expectorated by consumpstves
This material becomes DIR. and stil
holding In its meshes the seeds of
the disease floats In the air and is
liable tn be brcathed by anybody.
Only certain persons. however, who
breathe the seeds of Consumption
develop the disease. just who are
in danger OF developing Con.ump-
ton by inhaIing the germs of TIL.
disease ! will try to show. per-
son whose general health Is run
down from any cause. whose .,~-
tenn IL weakened. whose blood II
poor and thin. Is In such coudi-
ton that he cnnnot resist the seeds
OF consumption when once intro
dueed into his system. and conse-
auently is liable to develop the dis
ease.
Those persons whose near ances-
tors have had consumption have
consamptive parents frequently
hand down 10 the od.prinE weak
ened systems. upon which the seeds
of consumption easily fasteu them
selves. The very fact that n parent
has had consumption shows that he
has y system that pr~disposcs to the
disease, and the same pr~disposi-
sion il usually Inherited by tho
child.
While Ii has been shown that Ca
tarrh alone does not cause nil eases
OF Consnmpttou, stitl Ii il tHtnrrh
that those who have had cousuup-
tive ancestors have most ia dread.
This disease wenkcns the body.
makes drain on the blood aud
prepares the way for the admission
of the seeds of Consumption. hnvc
noticed that those persons who
come of consumptiye families take
cold easily. aud that their Colds
instead of getting well hang on
and develop tnto Catnrrh.
Ii is I'm sore places that the seeds
OF consumption frequently lodge
and enter the system. Any person
that has that went benl hus
-
standard. The Consumption germs
lodge anywhere I'm the
body. and usually where they lodge
they remain aud multiply. have
seen the Consumption germs locate
the face and produce sore
called Lupus; have seen them
Hodge sore the leg and uiuf-
tipiy; have seen them lodge on
snrc the meek and cause alb
srrssrs. totorrh - disease in
which there sore and infamcd
places formed ON the inner lining
of the mir passages. IL IL I'm these
sore aud innamcd places produced
h> Cnturrh that the Cop.umptiou
germ fnstcn- itself. md ~ ~ he
cause the Catarrhal sores are 80
near To those vital organs. the
Lungs, thnt the disease. tstarrh.
becomes such serious matter. The
very fact that person has chronic
Cntarrh Is absolute proof that his
bodily vigor and general health
are not what they should he and
that such person has not the
neer~sary resisting power To com
HAT and throw of the seeds OF Com
sumption.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
ScowEm4.Rstcn


II IS gratifying to know that the bob
white quail are apparently thriving and
multiplying rapidly. Byron WeStAcott
sees a Convey on his farm every once In
"a while that he thinks numbers not less
than fifty. H says x viii so hard with
anyone he catches shooting them. \ few
days ago, too. George lIolbrook saw a
flock ~ twenty-five on his place east Of
town. lie thinks they are preparing -
winter In the brushy timber along Silver
creek, At that point. and he Is equally
determined u protect them. This viii be
pleasant news not only - the sportsmen,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08

but II every cHe who has uesI within
helr!rz ~ tb.ir cNttiful VbI-5t. tn the
Eastern states. % whom their familiar
call IS 1s ths voice 0f an old friend =
\ goose hunting party consisting *
W. II. and A r Morrison ~ J swift
Charley pickett r.. r. Pickett and Hugh
clark returned from R tip 80 Rock Lake
Monday Thsre were 40 gee~e There vet
bat the h4cS-I same ducks. L:
= Llier returned "Wednesday from hts
hunt ana visit in Montana lie got un"
deer and. h. way e excesa Iur not get
ting more. says il WAS moro visit than
hunt.-Gar0eid Enterprise
Joshua No}ev reports that Whit out sat
the Yo,ier 1870 hers mines in the olym-
ptcs, his party saw evidence ~ The ruth.
les destruction II one ok THEY found
one carcass from which had been taken
about FIVE pounds u steak. ana the rest
OF the Animal lcft 81 the woods t. de-.
cay This wau'nn destruction should ha
stopped by au means before the eik once
e pieutUul IN TIRE oIymufos wl}l he en-
tfe-E exti" q Shelton Tribune.
George " Me'~aic reports seeing E ass
geese "n HAY 4 N,ole'z place. fgsf south
q f1o lie says II Dr. had "a small cau-
Ron 't'. @ tia sh,at .bcut 81 poual q
shot BE eauId tt1e ki.ie3 well. Va. for
So 'ae "tnh"r. BIZ II e>ouih Scare goose
t-a'rrs -Allhur HeaHeter
Traae Martha s. reeastr3 60 rsve ehat
q f"" hul no"r- several days ago I'm III,
=. .'ritF of b4oks NJ .ose have rat been
g. LEA those parts f. mans. Is long da>
ha' tho -" >Aat ~ fr3~h Martin is said
- cave t'."a r"-Hft.E around fte neigh
T. moses f'f years past kan oops. Il. g..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08

Is ;he voice husky
no yoG sp!G up slime ."
DO you ache ali over
Do Yea blow ont scans2
Is the nose stopped APP
% you snoFC AZ niEht9''
Does your nose di~chargeT'
Does your nose bleed easIly7"
Is there tickling IA ;he thToAtG'
DO CruSts form ia the nose"
rs the hose sore and tender -
DO Nou sneeze 4 great d,stiN''
is this worse tow ara night 20
Does the nose Itch and hurn@ a"
us there pain in front az head
is there pain across The eyes 49,
is there pain in back ~ head"
lis your sense OF smell leaving
DO You hawk 50 clear the 1hroatf"
is there dropping IN the throate"
is the throat dry in the morning
10 YOU sleep with vour mouth OPEN
Are yen losing your sense Of taste -
Does your nose stop up towar,! night -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08

Is there nausea o.
Are You cosliXee''
lis there Vumitiug2'
'bo you beiCh up Eas -
Have YOU water hraShF'
Are vou light headed"
lis your tongue coated7''
DO You hawk and SPITE"
Is there pain after vatinE"'
Are ynu nervous and weak
DO you have sick hcadat.hes"'
DO Nou bloat III after eating
lis there disgust for breakfasts
Have YOU distress after eating
is No9r throat allied with slime
DO Sou ut times have d!arrhocar g.
as there rush of blood 20 the head"
When yon get up suddenly are YOU
dizzy
rs there gna~ing sensation In stom-
achr''
DO you feel as II you had lead In stom-
aCh o.
When your stomach is empty do you
feel faint
DO you helch up material that burns
your throat
when 'ho stomach IA fun do you fee.
oppressed %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08

;.os4lt'e. aa5 ia auy case tap ever :arn.
y hen lie has caulc t3p1n thtee OF Z ur Gifrr
less ste~Is tEey t4iI IN aud hep together
aS Il f.- mutual protection. AMI he rally
of tne gle may bring The whole q them
int. u. 4. II a AAls -ItncIHnlu EoQ Ir,r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08

Have you cough"
Are Nou losing heShF'
Do Yo4 cough al ntsh:r"
DO s0G IaAe cold easily"
Have Nuu u pain ia the side%"
is Your appetite variable
"NaNe YOU stitches in tha siier'
DO YOU cough until vnu gag
Arc you low spirited AZ times $40
DO No9 spit mp yellow natter
DO yea raise fruthy matorialT'
"l'o You cough on going In bed"
- YOU COQg, III the mornings
lis YOUR cough short ami hack king
Have YOU pain behind the hreas{ bone"
'no YOU spit mp little cheesy mmpsF"
lis there 4 tt king behind the palate
Have You 4 disgust FOR fatty foodss'
TO yo8 feel you are growing weakcr"'
is there burning pain IA She throats"
DO Won cough worse night and mora
ing -
DO You have 10 sit ny al night 10 ge.
breath y"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
.II.ssst.le Players Tie tbs Uni
7e,sity Of Washington.
COME WEAK TEAM WORK.
- Grneratxbip Of j. Isumes
xve. CIfy Team From Defcas t.
ruGvsrsGty Rallies Gaiinntiy To-
~sra the Close of the Game, and
Drives the Opposing Ian" oowa
the Eield-DESAnsss Ends Contest

-ss so,tlaI game pes eTlay bes| o 2 tbs
.+sssst1e team and l1e CaiYer@tLy -
s-.ssfnzson resulted IA draw. ihe score
- : Il ~aeH g.a.o a4s Called. B-ta
- xsrs evenly 4teae8. tle WEIGHT -.
80. not beng As stt.4s - factor as %as
s+.ei.af.sl TIC .eAfu vpfE a. t88 c5.lcGe
- sxtfsTse.Y weak ic i..e Arzt ha.I. bot
eli 10 ,sont.etlt ally - tie second. Sc
LIS x1rk Fl ,aIs Hee @a# n4-ea better
z,f,n vas expectea. HAT bis ss9rs vas
- ra,.es 10 axAiass ths cay play ecs was
ss-os. waally 5a= - Ina nastariy general
ssio 0. Jay I4ass %a2 acttd As the!E CAP
,aIs da.isg tie match
larga cYcsg3 watched - c,aGiet. tae
sanity he3ag c1.ltSs +na.
rsA oia veteran !-zr-0a played .is Usual
,ssr gaEe fer Iae l4uexa Cosgravc A.
80, end. Cayt. Hlll az lett .aj. Fielsis a
s-atsr Hnt5Cu az lefs LAG. auG s hU4sT
= ~ bsck, pa yet !4kc heroes fsr the uuI-
ysrslsy jay H.uss was tL0 g!A4astAy u
,ss SEATTLE team. playing "a game at quar-
,s~ sssrfl as 1aa be+u taTr!f sae1 Ga tt.,a
.ral grs5it5n Prize. ~ iaf. tackle, Tas
- y lbe stars ~ t4e Csy. aud made t,lg
$50 IN tAe college line. Stark ana sam
Eagss pat 0u a BRILLIANT tnla from stIrt
n aa.sh Alien. tAa tatl- b,Ac@ 81 SEATTLE.
sz steady. Fe.iAue @0rA.
4 6iaazgssatie i.si1eat az 'he day was
~ e1far made Is uNH ~ The officials hs
raNh ths University iaxt the b4li couple
q sassgs from tat,C ruai SeaEtse lnme4l-
asey silerRafd made q toac1 to"u- The
eassge rnsa say tas score would have been
sgrsYsnt hui f0c to mistake.
ssattje kicked of AZ 80 p. tu and the
T'alYerstY received tee BAH WtN Down fl
sssr territory TAs coil 81 nIsje = suor
g-sa Ani slleu s h5f"r burked cs.nter for
.5sty-5ve yar1a. na Aias gae of 1ic ugJss
gectaeuiar Iaa}a - the game. Larson
sasa Afterwards followed ssitl = strong
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
CATARRH OF
HEAD AND THROAT.

The head and throat become dis
e"srd from neglected colds, causing
tatarrh when the condition of the
blood pre- tisposes to this condition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
CATARRH OF
BRONCHIAL TUBES.

This condition ofteu results from
catarrh extending from the head
and throat. and. If left unchecked.
extends down the wtndptps iute the
bronchial tubes and in itmc attacks
the lungs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-08
CATARRH OF
THE STOMACH.

This condition may result from
several causes. hut the usual cause
is tatarrh. the mucus dropping
down into the throat and hctnx
Wntinxxrh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12
LOCKHART LOCALS.
Few Time Card in Erect on the
Katy.

Few Time Card in Effect on the
Katy.
pckhart, Texas. July 10.-A new time
went into effect on the Missouri, Kan
land Texas railroad yesterday, by which
lkhart gets three trains each
from San Marcos and two
p smithville. This has been
Pmplished by putting on new
Fenger train and making Lockhart its
fting point. This leaves Lochhart at
lclock p m. and running TO San Mar
thence back TO Lockhart at p. m.
on 10 Smlthville, from whence it re-
ns to San Marcos and back to Lockhart
pl p. IN. The old mixed train will con-
pc to run as usual.
Mexican. who is alleged to have COM
fted rape on the young Mexican CIR
p Lockhart a lew days since, has been
Ptured by Sheriff Sanders and safely
yea in Jail. He does not deny the
Fe.
evangelist Logan of Missouri commenced
|p'otracted meeting at the Christiar
Ffch last night. which will be continued
many days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12
R THE PISTOL PACKERS"
| COUNTY GRAND JURORS
80 IN SPECIAL SESSION.
4. Investigate Only the
-, ,s the Law Against
concealed weapons.

|. Texas, July 11.--Judge Charles
II, - the criminal district court
.voked the grand jury to meet in
"a session next Friday, July IA.
Ina Jurors adjourned on Saturday
49,, a four days session, to meet
,ourth Monday in August.
|.h,. reason Judge clints action to-
unusual Importance and brings
Iachtnery of his court Into special
Ia will again direct attention to
f,.to, carrying habit and will ask
- grand jury make efforts to indict
found 10 be carrying a con-
s.oa,v weapon. The list of men
,ooa TO appear before the grand
[,ll be unusually large.
r,int had no hesitation In saying
,,,ru that the terrible tragedy In
=, christian church last night, when
Carlisle shot down Prof. William
-, influenced him in calling this
|, session of the grand jury. TIE re-
Numerous killings in Dallas city and
to arousing a determined feeling
tbe lawabidlng classes. Judge Clin
not conceal his chagrin and disap'
rent at the failure of the grand jury
hsins in session all last week, Il
IN a single indictment for thes
90 He said: II am determined t.
nm the practice of unlawful carrying
Ea,ed weapons. even If have to ap
special bailIffs to stand on the stree
rs and summon every man in Dalla
v and city before the grand jury a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12
wAxAHAcHIE ITEMS.
'shing Machines Are Again in
the Whenf EieILu

F'eshing Machines Are Again in
the Wheat Fields.
H'axahachie, Texas, July 1o,-The
Feshing machines went into the fields
Fay for the first timo since the food.
y wheat has been greatly damaged, as
also the oats. Coma and cotton will
IKE up the loss II there are no mlshaps
Tween now and harvest time.
iafty Meek has sold his part Of the drug
Te 70 Robert Watt. Mr.. Meek will 90
neu OAK and open drug store.
l'eY lew pensions are being applied
aele on account of the poverty clause
sl OF the veterans, II poor, are hale
nearly and have some means OF sup
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12
TEMPLE TOPICS.
Ind of Gypsies Are Now Work
Ing the Town.

nd of Gypsies Are Now Work
Ing the Town.
nple Texas, July 1o.-Temple has
visited the last couple OF days by
Of gypsles. They were encamped
1.-The edge Of town and the men traded
rises and stock while the women Piled
trade of fortune telling. 1t is the
time in several years that there has
band of these people through here,
Willis II. Barnes. who for several
travelled out of Temple for White
flour and who since has been doing
a. commission and brokerage bust
| here, has been made manager of the
al wholesale house, being located at
point. Mr.. Barnes is thoroughly ac-
hted with the grocery business and
krs in this section, and his selection
the Rotan people as manager is Q
Aptee OF their success here. Several
lads of stuff have already arrived and
/ the new house will be established for
hess.
Se Young Ladies' Cooking club, which
e sole survivor of clubdom in Temple
En fete next Thursday night and give
hctical demonstration to their friends
ke culinary benefits OF their club.
Eltat!ons have been issued by the
bg men OF Temple rendering recep-
TO Mr.. K. 7, Crawford and bride neX'
day night at the Lotus club rooms.
!. Crawford is to be married on Wed
lay next at San Angelo to Miss Bessie
land, and their many friends here are
iding an opportunity to extend CON
hlaticns.
|rds have been received here announc'
the marriage on the 10Th instant o
Baker Hoskins and Miss Eliza Boune!
Norfolk, Va. Mr. Hoskins is one o
Ebest cotton men in the State and ha'
reliable places with the Rolli Bros.
pcy In Bryan. Waco and Temple TO
lral years. He has been in Tempt
past three seasons and he and hi
le will make this their home durini
looming fall and winter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12
An Aged Lady BADLY Hurt.

'HsOofo' Texas, July l0.--A telephone
ssass was received by Sheriff Bell at
slisAt last night asking him to go with
s - to Massey. saying that an old
ri, Mts. basham, had been struck with
|nb ana badly hurt. She was staying
Aer son Sam. The affair is supposed
sue e we outgrowth OF prosecutions for
IN iuons In the Bell Springs ceme-
IA mn = rs supposed tina. in the dark she
|cputy' 'aken for her son, Sam Barrett,
|sate it "S9 ue'a'ieo 10 'h'es-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12

IN BUYING or selling property, we ask a
trial of your business we claim to have
superior advantages IN showing and selling
property ana will give personal attention to
all business entrusted with us; several
choice home places on Main. Crawford and
San Jacinto streets; two pretty cottage
homes in Third ward, ut a bargain. Two
eeyen-room houses. Fifth ward $1,000 each.
YOUR own terms n N. NorHeut ~;
phone 67s. Binz building. "
T6TTE lots with nice fve.room cottage and
Kitchen, all furnished, on the water front
at seabrook. for sale cheap mot for remit
Immediate possession. Apply TO Ben Camp
bell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12

WE INVITE oners for any Of this choice pIep.
erty; Quarter block 40. Fannin and GRAY
streets. Third ward: say feet By ~ lest n
block iSs. Fannln aud webatsr streets: Ne,
hetween Calhoun and Jefferson streets;
quarter block I. Fannin ana Holman streets.
south corner: three lots on MAID street.
shepherd and Walker streets, Also choice
suburban acreage and several tracta Of nue
farming land. II you moan business call
and see us. Geo. l., Porter son. NO, six,s !
Congress avenue. ~