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Infornation

From the Detroit Free Press.
What's a dog pound, papa?"
sixteen ounces. Now keep STILL"
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Denlson, Grayson County, Texas, July 2s.-
The cotton crop is very fine in this section
and the Chickasaw Nation. So far no worms
are reported. Cotton men say that the CROP
is at least fortnight late. The weather is
intensely hot and dry, which is needed
Wharton, Wharton County, Texas, July 3d.
The last few days OF intense heat have been
highly favorable to tho opening of the cotton
bolls. and il the weather continues the first
bale viii materialize by the middle Of August.
Cane In spite of the setback given by the
February blizzard. will yield a rich harvest,
and its success will insure it as the future
king industry of the county. though expert
ments with FAX, wheat. broom corn, melons
and cereals of all kinds have proven that
Caney soil is unequaled for diversified crops
OF every description. Grapes are as plentiful
and as luscious, when given the proper care
rust has a vine years old which is fairly
iorced with fruit; It is trained to wr I,.to
the gallery OF his two-story residence, twines
around the caves Of the house. and IN the
space of two feet. where the vine garlanded
the chimney OF the house, your correspondent
counted forty punches, each at least eight
inches long.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


DENToN,--Jim Reeves. the engineer FOL
Askin's thresher was accidentally struck OF
the mead with an AK and 1t is feared seriously
hurt.
BoNHAM. There are no new development.
III the hanging case south of here, but tn,
county officers are using every effort In theli
power to obtain clew.
PARlS:-Mrs. Evelyn Moore aged 90, a
pioneer resident OF Lamar county. sustained
fatal injuries by failing from the gallery al
her home. east OF Paris.
SHlNER.First bale OF new cotton was
brought in by William Boerm Saturday; sold
TO Z, *. Holchak for &c pound and one
barrel of Hour us premium; classed middling.
TYLER.--A number of property owners are
at work trying to reorganize the volunteer
ilre department, which disbanded eight weeks
ago on account of misunderstanding with
the city council.
HlLLsBoRo;-J. E. Orr brought TO town
Saturday the first open cotton hollis of the
season IN this county, He will go to picking
by August 10. He says cotton will yield a
half bale per acre in his section.
MADlsoNVILLE.-Geor Porter colored
man employed on the Harbuck farm. was
drowned in the Trinity river while trying TO
swim across on horseback. His body was
found later near where he was drowned.
MADlSoNVILLE.-The annual Confederate
reunion Of Camp John G. Walker will be held
at this place August 8, and 10. the usual
time, August 3, having been changed on ac-
count of bad roads caused by heavy rains.
NEW uLM.-The frat bale of cotton was
received Friday; raised by G. Kaase; weight
~ pounds; strict mddling; sold to Hellmuth
& Rosenberg for sac and one barrel -four:
other premium from J. A. Kruger. weigher.
$500.
DE KALB.--A difficulty occurred In which
Ike and Marion Clark were fatally cut and
two horses they owned were killed After the
excitement subsidized Farris Gibson went to
town and surrendered, Ali OF the parties are
farmers.
MARsHALL.-Th Freedmans Aid and
Southern Educational society, which meets In
Indianapolis next week, will let the contract
for the erection of a 5000 building on the
Wiley university grounds in this city. Tho
structure will be of brick. three stories.
KAUFMAN.-A burglar entered the home Of
Mr.. Douglass and was discovered: an alarm
was given and the man grabbed Miss Sue
Norwood sister In law of Mr. Douglass and
threw her through the window escaping by
the same egress. The young lady was not
badly hurt.
TYLER.--Mr. H. C. Higgins OF Lindale
states that the fruit growers around Lindale
arc surprised at the yield of the peach crop.
II being much larger than they expected. lie
also stated that the acreage In vegetables
would be increased in that section nearly 200
per cent next year.
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A NORMAL STUDENT.
Mrs, Hibbitts VIII Take Term nj
sam Houston Institute.

Waco, Texas, July So.-'Representntive fa'
NJ. Nef has appointed Mrs. Jeifie Adcock HID
bits OF Riese and Mrs. Laura EDWARDS OF
McGregor to the Sam Houston normal
Mrs. Hibbitts is the widow OF W. s. HID
bits. the medical student who died from the
effects Of overwork at the Marion Sims Medi-
cal college, st. Louis, last December ME-
Hhbltts was a schoolmate OF Mr.. Men ana
had a passion for medicine. He was too poor
to acquire the necessary education ana was
Respondent until he met Miss Jehie Aacoch,
a teacher in the Riesel school, He woocd ana
won her hand and at her suggestion he went
to st. Louis and entered college. she giving up
her earnings to defray the expenses. lie zen
In September. 1895. soon after their marriage
but in his eagerness to succeed ne over
worked his frail constitution and died De-
eember /. His last words were message 70
his faithful and devoted wife: TEL her, my
love, / would have succeeded. The remalhs
were shipped home and buried IN me hlesei
cemetery. The broken hearted wiie mas con con
secrated her life 10 the profession heI hus
band loved so well. and her application con
tanned pathetic appeal for the aid the nor
NAL would give her
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Arrested for Forgery.

Halletsville. Texas, July 30.-Countv Judge
PoLlus yesterday afternoon had quite an ex-
citing time with one A. s. Turner. negro
county convict. who having tired of working
on the public road with the chain gang. con-
cluded to hire out as 2 county convict He
got the county Judge in the forenoon to PIE
pare for him a county convict bond. which he
took off to get signed When he returned 1t
the Judge was suspicious and told him that
the signature of Otto Fahrenthold was not
written by Fahrenthold, who is the. super
ntendeut of the Lavaca county oil mill:
Turner however, contended that everything
was all right, but asked that the bond be
gwen back to him. which request was refused
and the bond placed on the judges desk
when Turner grabbed 1t and made for the
door. He was caught by the Judge. but re-
fused to give up the bond, which both, he
and the judge were holding. he with his right
hand and the judge with his left. until the
Judge proceeded to get out a knife. Turner
was arrested and jailed on an affidavit charg-
ing forgery.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

| LAWSON. Ennis. Texas. July 2s.-Ernest
Lawson. aged 10 years. died acre this morn
ing with congestion.
sHUMAH. Terrell, Texas. July 2s.-Mrs, l..
! j. ShumRh, aEed II years. died at her home
NEAR here yesterday.
/ LESTER .--Overton Texas July 2S,--T, j.
! Letter an old citizen. died six miles north
OF here and was buried Yesterday afternoon.
/ PHILLIPS. Gainesville. Texas. July 2S,..-
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. N.
Phillips died Yesterday at the residence on
North Lamar street
skoplK Skinner. Texas. July 90 Joseph
skoDik aged rs years. died AZ John Mia
deuke'3 farm yesterday OF consumption. lie
was buried here today.
MURRAY. --FloreByille, Texas July 29.--
Laurn, the little 7-ycar-old daughter OF Rep
resentntive w. o, Murray, died Yesterday At
3 o'clock OF typhoid fever and was buried
this morning at 10 o'clock.
CLARK. -Clcburne, Texas, July 27.--S. N.
Clark died OF cancer last evening at his resi-
dence three miles west OF cleburne. He was
an old settler of this county and was foe
twelve years postmaster at Cloburne.
YATEs.-Paris. Texas, July 29.--J. NJ. Z.
Yates, a prominent farmer OF this county.
died this morning on the anniversary OF
his eighty eighth birthday. He will be
buried by the odd Fellows. Deceased was
brother OF Dick Yates, the war governor
of Illinois.
RAILEY .--aillsboro. Texas. July 27.---John
D. Raley OF Waco, while on Visit here
to his son. Ed, was stricken with apoplexy
and paralysis and died last evening. His re-
mains were buried In lakewood cemetery at
Waco. He was In his 65th year. He was
for four years tax assessor of this city. He
held high positions In church and social cir
Giles. He WAS member Of Hoods brigade
and stayed with 1t I'LL after the surrender.
HAMMONDS. --Corrigan. Texas. July %
Yesterday parties noticed young man lying
on the depot platform OF the Houston East
and West Texas railway; after examining him
they found that no was very sick aud de-
IL. tl.nt a I.,-
from him who he was or where he came
from. letter was found in one OF his
pockets and from the letter II was ascertained
hat his name was Hanmonds and that no
lived near Chester. In Tyler county. He was
Iaken TO hotel and cared for. He left Log
anfport, La. on the night OF the 9th instant.
sick. and got as far as Emporia. Texas. where
he fell of of the train. The conductor did not
miss him until he got 10 corrigan, where he
1othed the local conductor to bring him to
1orrgan, where he was cared for. but died
acre today at II o'clock,
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coinnesneiI Notes.

Colmesnei Texas July 2s,-Mr. David Rus
sell is visiting Sabine Pass and other coast
towns,
Mr.. Perry Mann. who has resided at Uvalde
the past few months returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Phillips after spending
several weeks at Megia, returned Tuesday.
Mr.. Walter Hopkins OF Houston is visiting
his cousin. Mrs. W. r. Gleaves
Mrs Kenorg and her daughter of Beau
mont were the guests of Mrs. j. O. Eilison
this week.
Mrs, j. r. Rigshy came over from Jasper
Wednesday to meet her two little grand
children, who returned with her Thursday.
rhasr mother. Mrs. Raulph Rigsby, died at
rarrigan on the 2ist instant.
postmaster j. c. HARRISON, after spending
week al ORANGE returned home Tuesday.
Chris Miller the se,ona Ssim n,vS, VII ous
regaining consciousness
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ANDERSON LOCALS.
Men wounded by Hamilton VIII BE
mt Work Soon.

Anderson, Texas. July ga special session
Of the commissioners court OF Grimes county,
Texas, was held at Anderson on July "a. with
all officers present. 1t was ordered that tho
profile and survey in the matter OF the iron
bridge over the Nayasota river made by G. b.
Wiles, as ordered by this court at previous
session, he having submitted same to the
court, be and the same is hereby approved,
Ordered. That G. b. Wiles be instructed to
prepare plans and specifications for the re,
building of the iron bridge across the Nava-
sofa river. plans and specifications to be seen
after August TO- Office OF G. b. Wiles. Hous-
Forty-one persons have filed application
to pensions, nine being widows of Confeder-
Rev. Clarence Waller of Waller is here Wis,
iting relatives.
Jeff d. Moody and Van Wright, who were
shot by Henry Hamilton. the negro who was
charged with burning tho Baptist church on
Fuqua prairie Monday night. are doing we'll
and will be at work on their farms ms, n few
neighborhood and all IRE as quiet as though
nothing had happened
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WILLIS NEWS NOTES.
~ Crop Of Tobacco Is the Res

- Crop Of Tobacco Is the Hes
IN Several Years.
u lsiss, July 3O.-The chances TO,
snas improvement in the school al
h1 are very datterlng. The town
= surveyed and petition is now
Y ltaalures asking the county Judge
- ese'lon 10 incorporate for school
al'cn Is thought certain to carry.
ss.uy ffof. ]. A.. Kooken of HamiI
~. lss purchased a half interest in
TX slu viii associate hinself with
IL. siow IN the management of il.
ATTY has begun running his SAW
Iva ~ ke OF town. which our town
.ssa, proprietor of the Willis hotel
y oN while erect a livery stahIe
y sear bis hotel. s'"oie
I'M y. turner Of Georgetown is y,s,,
- 4 !. Hampton here. " "'
w,,sss e Ledwith and LaIla Mccateh
r.'ata from conroe, wbera tho, sJ h.'
~ n, seeks visit. lucy nave
|iss ii 's;. sni;h VINO no was called here from
|ha. r sv.sa DAKOTA by the death nf
\ iu0mas Robinson. has returned
dssst,s,s n ~. has been here ON a visit
sh II, I Nm, Mrs. F. P. Crow, has re-.
Ac,ns nome nom, at Gatesvilie,
mn Il o S,pom Is visiting friends and
,kct NJ, NY oi tobacco is very good.
Pshk x W. pest for several years I'bc
M NJ ses 81, were fine on all rrowtn ne
y i, ~ III tobacco in case wh,nn
|asl III isn s to bulk all that vas
y i, S' Mi nlest crops Of potatoes a aas
~ ssrduesa' I \, In this section that
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-31
A PREVENTIVE OF ANTHRAX
MAY DEVELOP FROM NEW THEORY
OF DIR. WM. A. FoLsTETTER.
Turkey of Galveston La Now Work
Ing on the Matter to Demon-
strate 1t Fully.

Galveston, Tex. July so.--Dr. VIM. A. Fol.
stctter. veterinary surgeon. who has been In
yostigating the diseases among stock in East.
ern Texas. as advanced a new suggestion
as to the probable cause OF Charlton. He has
Observed that the disease spreads more rapid
ly and the outbreak is more certain IN dry
seasons, when pastures arc short and cattle
are compelled to eat most anything that comes
within their reach 1t has occurred to him
that the bones OF animals that died OF that
disease. which are left to bleach on the prai.
ries. might contain the germs of Charlton In
suiheient quantity to communicate 1t to a
healthy animal.
Impressed with this idea DR.. Folstotter
has sent Co DR.. ]. F. Bur'tay here several
specimens OF bones With the request that he
see u culture can be obtained from them,
Or. Burkey has gone to work on the bones
ana Will subject them to the processes neces-
sary TO demonstrate the correctness or talsity
OF this theory. II culture OF anthrax or
Charlton germs is obtained the new discovery
may lead to an easy preventive OF this Pc
culiarly fatal malady.
me experiments at Galveston will be
watched with interest by all stockmen OF the
coast country.
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Lixinnston News Items.

Livingston. Texas July 80. REV. Mr.. Perry
Is conducting a protracte1 meeting at the
Methodist Episcopal church, and will likely
continue same during next week.
The Baptist fifth Sunday meeting is being
hello with Jones Prairie church. east of Leg
gett. at which an effort is being made to
orgsnize a Polk county association. the sey-
ernl churches in the county to withdraw fror,
the New Bethel association which ail con-
vene with Woodville church on Saturday
before first Sunday In October next.
Mrs. G. F. Niece. who has been spending
some weeks with relatives here. leaves A'r
home tonight.
Livingston IND Tigerville leans played ball
here today. with the latter victorious by one
run.
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wharton LocnIs

Wharton. Texas. July 3o.-A new bug, which
IL not the famous kissing bug" must be a
very near relation to 1t. has made Its ap-
pearance in Wharton during the last ten days
A young lady of this city was stung ON the
lip. accompanied by great pain and swelling
all around the mouth. but owing to imme-
date medical aid no dangerous result toi-
loved One of Wharton's merchants has also
been bitten by the insect
The fame of Wharton's golden acres re-
mains proverbal. as is proven by the con-
slant influx of immigrants 10 the different
points of the county. Three new stores nave
been started during the last week. ore law
firm and several new residences are building
PIospectors come in weekly and seldom leave
without making some investments.
MI. Hornberger, popular insurance man
from Austin. representing the Continental In
surance company. was in Wharton several
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Armstrong have re-
turned from several months spent at the
coast. They report delightful time and a
marked improvement In health as a result
of their summer outing.
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rosd company has authorized round trir
nas, T,. io from Hearnc TO GEORGETOWN on
III, iucsaay for the bcntht OF those whu
wiii attend the trial OF County Judge o n
cannon, which is set for August 4 This 4,
. = ffeuuction In the regular fare OF 50 cent.
ana Is scod until the 18th Instant,
Charles. karney lett today for his homo In
MY, NTH where he will spend a months vaca-
F. Judge Spencer Ford OF Bryan had business
here yesterday.
MISSES Jessie Bassett and Pansy Cannon re.
turned from Calvert yesterday.
James Bradley OF Groesbeeck was In the
city yesterday en- route 10 Palestine
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'iIITta JOHN KtEToN.
.sxs ASSISTANCE OF
1 .sRAL AUTHORITIES.
..,nnent Is Not at All
- - n. Give Up the Alleged
rsain Robber'

49,. July so.-rhe sx. nsSa. now y,
" = -. 4. ,llesed train r00 gsr,i now "
Esss 2. 90 . badly wanted in Texas, IS
~ A.. The Mexican sovernn' '',s
ssf's m announced that they would
F =, .uytalus further in the , case
W \ " v.stou we're few after that;
tailals n eepened up again today, now, nom
n ~ ~ suor sayers wiring the e ausao fnr
Y ss., ton to Join IN the reau rover lo
TIE esry As sslsae Sa Sslaa
q II r r.. sou up, based probably upon
b ~ h sss iJniied States recently re.
II bat tue Mexican wanted by that
y ~ W ,b = plea that there was no
nrsrs ~ w al the time the crime was
, !, e now q thought that possibly iDt
rN J! so,rS.rument may consider mat
4 tsfsfn s! y,,r ,.sht concerning -kecton.
n sinalla e.rnor of chihuahua has the
~ ne .ssss;Seration still and Governor
naG ,V rrsouested the Federal ,, go,e fnr
Y ll an In in the hopes that II ,, Woud
~ Is ssIebt i, with the Mexican Aithor'-
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menced to have spells with my spine.
Every month grew worse and at last
became SO bad that l found I was
gradually losing my mind.
The doctors treated me for female
troubles, but l got no better. One
doctor told me that would be insane.
Twas advised by friend to give Lydia
b. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound a
trial, and before had taken all of the
FIRST bottle my neighbors noticed the
change in me.
II have now taken five bottles and
cannot find words sufficient to praise It.
advise every woman who Is suffering
from any female weakness to give it
fair trial. l thank you for your good
medicine. "-MRs. GERTRUDE NJ. JOHN.
SON, JoSEsBoHo, TEXAS.
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Jefferson News Notes.

Jefferson. Texas. July 29.-The Baptist and
CT mberland Presbyterian churches here are
without pastors now. both having resigned
and left.
Nat Davis and Raymond Rowell OF Waco.
Judge T. ID. Rowell. j. II. Rowell. .lr.. and
Warren Davis of Jefferson and %. Rhampert
of Lodi are at Camp Walker on a fishing ex-
petition.
Mrs. Rainey. Rogers and Wright Rainey
from Bonbam. Mrs. Grow, Mr.. and Mrs, j,
f. Grow. Mary Louis and Phelps Crow Misses
Matte and Mabel Rogers and Herbert Speiling
are at Hinkles on camp Ash for the week.
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their homes. the trained soldiers OF
America, armed with Krag- Jorgensen rifles
ana rapid fire guns and assisted by the
ships of our navy, sheathed in complete
steer, Whenever our soldiers met the
enemy they were victorious. Each bulle
tin from Manila announced success of
our arms and the slaughter OF hundreds
or thousands OF the rebels" Yes. al
though the treaty had not been ratified.
these people fighting for their own
freedom, owing our government not even
technical allegiance, We're denounced
as rebels" by the adherents of the Peck
snifflan administration. which controls
our government. The word rebellion,
THAT foul, dishonoring word,
Whose wrongful blight 80 oft hath
stained
The hottest cause that tongue or sword
OF mortal ever lost or gained"
was never more grossly misapplled than
TO the resistance of tho natives to the
occupation OF their country by Americans
The word rebel" has now been discard
ed and 'insurgent'' adopted wlthstead.
which is more etymologically correct, for
all are insurgents who rise in arms
especially when people rises en- masse
Every use WAS made OF the fact that
hostiities We're in progress to iniiame
the public mind and secure the ratification
or the treaty-agreement, persuasion
Establishment" were resorted to and
were finally successful. The treaty was
ratified and the darkest saddest chapter
in American history was opened. Tho
progress of the intrigue designed for the
qualification Of private greed for the
in power of the most corrupt
party the country has ever known and for
the re- election to office OF a weakling, so
entirely under the control OF wicked and
designing men as to be irresponsible or
else possessed Of conscience 80 incapable
OF distinguishing the difference between
right and wrong that he must be regarded
as lacking moral sense, will be the sub
jcct OF another article.
Let me repeat, that 1t Is not in favor
of Cuban or Philippine liberty that write.
1t is American liberty that is in danger,
and in behalf of that give some faint
expression to feelings with which my
heart is filed and overlooking. A. p. B.
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WAxAHACHIE LOCALS
A Large Attendancc n, IN. CO..
the Alvcuft.x.

"e AuNcntists.
"aaahachie, Texas. July 3o--Thc Advent.
IS, camp presented an animated appearance,
this morning. Yesterday was the resnl.,
SUNDAY OF the Adventists. and the dav was
auiy observed. Today all who had work n
uo oid IT deliberately. The attendance from
.ne city was large and all seemed interested
IN me religious. work of the CAMPERS Tho
pleaenine,, which was opened by Rev XII
marked effect. e"e" service with
u Gnairm ian Rhodes when seen, stated that
ala S seIs apout ready for the reception of the
ora soldiers on August and 9. Homes haDo
oeen rendered and all who attend the meetinv
WI WI pc properly cared for. The sheep s,e. re-
and hogs given will be butchered by Eysnt
Riilups and turned over 10 Dlll MiddletnnN
Cho VIII superintend the barbecung pits
Gibsons park, adjoining West End park will
De used as a camping place. "''
Jchn SCION has returned from trip through
the Northwestern States. and says the crnns
here. n " 20
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ALVIN ITEMS.
Tne Union Baptist Association te
Meet August -

Alvin. Texas, July So.-The nifty ninth an
nual session of the Union Baptist associa-
ton Will be held with the Alvin Bapus,
church, beginning Friday. August IL.
Cards are out announcing the marriage NJ
Mr. Robert Chiffon Shirley and Miss Nettle
parents in Dexter. Kan. at 1880 D. M. Au-
gust ?, Miss Burlington and Mr.. Shirley are
two well known and popular young people in
Alvin,, Miss Burlington having lived here
several years before moving to Kansas. Mr..
Shirley is the oldest son of Prof. j. j. shir-
ley. and was recently elected to the position
of principal of the Alvin high school
Mr., J. T.. Pridmore of Houston was visit
ing friends in Alvin today.
Mrs. Perkins ard children of Auburn Ky
are visiting the family of Mrs. MODAL; of
this city.
Alvin Friday on business.
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Hearne items.

Hearne. Texas. July so,--Twenty-one tickets
ware sold here this morning on the Houston
galveston excursion. The special train left
at $50.
colonel r. ]. White left yesterday after
noon via the international and Great North
err me s, international aud Great Northern Rail
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Crockett, Texas, July so.-'Tom Williams.
negro about 20 years old. entered the pri'a's
room OF young lady visiting eight m,iea
east OF this city Thursday night; anoinef
young lady was occupying the same room
with her, and the screams OF both frightened
the brute, and he made his escape. ne was
IN Jail. He has been Identified. The darkey
see ms very uneasy and denies being the man.
Inc people are indignant. but no attempt ~
mob violence IL feared.