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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
FROM THE CAPITAL CITY.
Negro Normsls May Be Abolished as q Re-
suit Of The Strikes"
TEACHERS IN TEN SCHOOLS WALKED OUT
Rigid Qunrn milne Has Been put I'm
Enect Against Tampn-state Of
hcinls Going to Waco.

Austin, Texas, August S.--with regard
to the strike" of colofed summer normal
students reported from waco. where fifty
attendants upon the school withdrew be-
cause of the appointment of special
examiner made by the State department
OF education, Superintendent Kendall said
today that the same thing has occurred
at nine other colored normals, namely
those at Bonham, Huntsville, Gonzales,
Paris, Wharton. Tyler. Lockhart, Seguln
and Longyiew. Appointments of special
examiners were made at all OF these nor
mails. About 800 negro applicants fur
teachers certificates will, on account of
these strikes" lose the opportunity to
secure authority to teach in the public
schools. AS result OF the course pur-
sued by the attendants upon the normals
referred to normals for colored teachers
may be abolished altogether and they
may be required to apply TO county COM
missioners for certificates, who can give
them certificates to teach one year only.
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RtLlulUUS.
CoIored Mapti.t..

La Grange. Texas, August S.--The col
ored Baptist association closed It's after
noon session of Thursday with sermon
by Rev. J b. Plus of Austin.
Last night when the association as
sembled the select choir under the efd-
Gent leadership OF Prof. Rosborough rem
dered classic music, among the numbers
being Father, o Hear Us, Be joyful in
Gcd."
Mics Fender E. Rodgers delivered the
welcome address to the association, Miss
Hattie Johnson to the Sunday school cor :
vention, Mrs. G. G. Sampson to the Wo
mems Home Mission society, Mr.. A. r.
Jefferson to the Baptist Young People
Union.
Judge L.. w. Moore, ex-congressmsn
from this district, delivered the address
of welcome for the citizens.
Prof. A NJ. Mason responded to all o.
the addresses, and in doing so showed con-
siderable versatility
When the association assembled this
morning fully 700 people had reached the
city and the greatest enthusiasm was
manifested.
In the praise services before the preach
ing of the Introductory sermon this morn
lnB the following oHered ferVent prayers.
Deacon r. a. Adams of Taylor, Rev. l.
w. Mackey of Rockdale Rev. A. r
Grlggs, d. D., of Dallas, Rev. A. L.
Boone of La Grange.
Rev. Samuel G. Smith, the moderator o.
the association, preached the introduc.
tory sermon at 1880. Speak to the Chill.
dren of Israel That They Go Forward,
Subject: THE Commission to Moses
The sermon was full of fire and the speak.
er fully sustained his reputation as pull
pit orator.
! The moderator announced the fo.lowin,
AS committee on credentials: Rev. p
r. McGriff, N. Jefferson, A. James, A. B
Gamble, Rev. Oscar Oliver, A. N. Holm
s. Moore, Rev. G.. T.. Daniels and Rev
]. Watkins.
The Sunday school convention closed Il
work this morning and elected the fol
lowing officers: L. w. Mackey, president
U. s. Adams, vice president H. L. Vim
cent, secretary; w. A. White. assistan
secretary Mrs. Lucy Glenn, treasurer.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union he'll
a very interesting and profitable sesso
and elected the following officers W. l.
Davis, president G. 9. Taylor, vice presi
dent; w. H. White. secretary; Miss Mau
@. Conner, treasurer.
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ASKER BACK IN THEFOLDs.

hr. Hewley's Strongest sup-
{ers Returns to Democracy,
f'on' Texas, August 3.-Formen
Morris Lasker. who left the
uc party because of the free silver
once more IN the fold. He does
lree sISr is any longer an
be viii vote in November for
~ stevenson. In the congress
sc ne will work and vote for
anoahGament will probably he a
some leading republicans for
0 vi was one Of the heartiest and
-.uenuai supporters of r. B.
N ms two campaigns for con-
s'Ker thinks the democrats will
ten'h congressional district this
pelaer Hawley runs or does NOT
peileyes Hawley is the strongest
as ,spaolicans can nominate. but
s s, the election of Burgess req
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

N,vhsoTA. Work has been temporary
l., snsnended on the artesian well at An
derson.
pEFIrG1o.-A contract has been let for
n-idee across the Mission river; 1t rs
TO cost s5a0o
woor,vILLE.-The long distance tels-
80 i;re is now only three miles from
iown and work is being pushed
nrNIsoN.-For the first time in the
hissorv NJ the town, an endeavor is being
made IN close up the gambling houses.
CARMEN CITY.-Most OF the citizens OF
-,arsnociy rounty attended the roundup
and barbecue given by w e. Clancy
DrNrsON-The old settlers are holding
,heIr annual picnic at Georgetown, There
ava about 5000 people participating IN
the good time,
] FIoREsvILLE.-Gcorge Lopas' Jr,'
secretary of the Grand Chapter, X. a.
NJ will open Masonic schooi oil IN
struction here Monday.
cA1DWELL.-Th mayor has ordered
an election for August ~ TO 1eciue wne.n-
or or not the city water piaht ana Tue
franchise shall be offered TOT SAFE
MEANWHILE are now mr.
teen cases of smallpox In me pes I sap
near here every person why nos na,,,n
r.fnwp1J.-A. d. Rust, Jr., has sod
or 1A NE interest in the Caldwell chroaiels
OUT me 1e,ner who assumes entire con
.uoi 90 the naper from its Issue tolay' ar.
80, Iii ,nove "a Rock Island, Whers nc
mn1' he interested in the paper published
at att that place by his father, A y nuS :,
sr. MIR. Rust has given the peop a ~ a.
This place a good newsy paper a"u rc
new management will doubtless DC : SUI
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Rev. Gnddis Dead.

Beevllle. Texas. August 3.-Rev. W. q
Gaddis, the aged Methodist minister who
was mentioned in these dispatches sew
eral days ago as having been resuscitated
almost miraculously, after having been
nronounced dead, finally succumbed to tho
dread malady with which he WIS 50 ~ :
rlously afflicted, ana passed away yestcr-
day morning at $3.50 O'clock. His remains
we're inferred In the Beeville cemetery
yesterday Afternoon at o'clock, the fu-
neral taking place under the auspices OF
the local lodge Of Masons, of which order
he had long been member He was y
years OF age on the day he died. and mad
long been resident of this section. where
he had become quite noted character.
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HENS NOMINATED.
|. N, .ludlclal Convention Broken
!, lhe fllly-thIrd Ballot
Iu,cAs fAcrIoNlsTs STIRRED UP
"a HnvvIey Men Pre-
,v.rm Time mt the
state convention

18Th Texas. August s.-After
,.,dloek four days, the Second
,,,a,r,sl convention today nom
oouaidste for associate justice
oonrt OF civil appeals Inc
was broken this after
T o'clock by the nominal
IAN |. W. Stephens of Parker
~ nresent incumbent. Fifty
L,o,s were taken and day and
HIM., iv have been held since Tues
T. was thought that the con-
l.on,a he adjourned to reassempie
V ~,s,r mace, but when Judge
waived Sg1s votes on the fifty
4 !. .se break began. The names
IT, Carswell and Wallace were
e and after a number OF orier
stephens' nomination was made
|piemops OF Amarillo was elected
|nairnan. The executive commit
"a was. Seventeenth district, b.
Eon. nineteenth, Harry 5. Stew
Ifsenth " NJ. Knight; thirtleth,
AZ thirty-first, c. Coffey; thir-
n Z. Crowley; thirty fourth,
E.stes. twenty ninth, A. Speer;
bth ". T. Andrews; forty sec
W James; forty-t third, T. D..
kornv. sixth, Harry Mason; forty
I'M p ware; forty eighth, b. M.
|sftieth, I. S. vlndor. The con-
Ken adjourned amid the greatest
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HE REPUBLICAN FIGHT.
md HawIey Men Arc A1rcnoy
~ Wor Mt the Conventions.

"A UavIey Men Arc AIrcndy
war Mt the Conventions.
Texas, August S.-Dallas repun-
have been eagerly listening for
In their State committee meeting
1An.ouio. When the report came
klrman Green and those who stood
a had expelled seven apti-Green
3eemen and had ordered their
ropped from the roll, alleging that
Ire boilers, there was intense eA-
among Dallas republicans. Mr.
friends say that the committee )
.vere wise and just; his political
criticise the BUSTING of the COM
lem and the actions Of the Green
oward Congressman Hawley. 1t
klt that the war begun in the State
Ion that selected delegates to the
convention is to be prosecuted
tier and uncompromising end.
Of the fight that has been re-
Editor ". q. King of the Dali 5
who is a supporter OF Congress
bwley, ea!d today: Chairman
ought revenge at the San Antonio
for his defeat for National com
an, by Congressman Hawley at
phia, In order to get supposed
on for his injured feelings he
far In an arbitrary and rovolu-
manner as to place himself
the party. He is a bolter and a
ltlaw now. A complete aud per-
l-Green organization will be per-
throughout the State"
IS Of Chairman Green boot at the
on and say that the chairman ID
right, but he will be able to keep
in the saddle at the coming con
They admit that the San An
thering will be "scorcher."
euag OF the Dallas county repair
ecutiye committee has been called
orrow afternoon. There are both
Pnd anti-Green men on the COM
and It is expected that echoes o.
Antonio meeting will be aire
Predictions are freely made thai
split will occur at the San An
INVENTION, resulting in two reru1.
ave tickets and two State commit.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Hon Jonathan Lane OF Houston Is here
for few days.
Hon. Lewis Hancock has gone to New
York on business.
Hon. Dan Chesser OF Georgetown is here
today en- business.
Sheriff Anderson of Harris spent yester-
day in town on business.
Assistant State Health OFFICER Jones ~
In Galveston for few days on business
Cashier j. L. Booty of the Merchants
bank of Georgetown Is here today on bust
ness.
Chartered this evening: Lockhart Gro
Gerry company of Lockhart: capital SOCK.
$50 .00O
W, P. Littlejohn, a clerk in the comp
trolle.'s office, is spending his vacation AZ
his home in Marshall
The attorney general approved $4,000
funding deb. and $4,000 refunding dent
bonds Of Marion county this afternoon.
: Mrs ". &. Reed OF Houston. VINO has
been here for some time visiting AT tho
home OF Alderman Mortimer, has returned
to lior hcmC.
/ The citizens of Hyde Park held mass
meeting last night to protest against the
removal of the fifth and sixth grades from
school The meeting was we'll attended
All Of the State officials. accompanied
Nv the press gang Of the Capitol City,
will leave Monday for the Waco conVen-
ticn. The entire delegation expects u
have one OF the regular old fashion con-
vention times.
A $4,000 demage suit was filed In the
district court late yesterday evening ny
George Gibson Sr., and George Gibson
Jr. NJ Mexia against the Houston nnc
Texas Central railway. The loss oil ley
by tho younger Gibson Is the cause q
the suit
In speaking OF the big democratic we
nor savers stated today that he was glac
IN see ii. that the ole North State ha,
passed through an ordeal fpr some tine me-
while the fusionists were IA control d."
that 1t was all right now
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
TAMPA ouARANrINEp.

Having been informed of the existence
of yellow fever at Tampa by the secre-
tary of the Florida board OF health State
Health officer Blunt today wired the
quarantine officers at Sabine Pass and CAL
weston to shut off all communication with
that port.
Dr. Blunt also received an inquiry from
San Francisco this morning with reference
to the shipping OF some tents from that
point into the State OF Texas. He replied
that he would make an investigation and
II the articles referred to had not been
exposed to the hubonic plague district he
would issue an order allowing them t.
come into Texas after fumigation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
THE Flkr ACCORD.
A Dry Kiln Durned.

Texarkana, Texas. August S.--Fire here
this afternoon totally DESTROYED a dry
kiln of the Texarkana st1ve factory, wnicn
is owned by the Little Rock coopeFage
of Little Rock. The loss will reach about
1000. Amount OF Insurance not known,
1t being placed with Little Rock c m
panies. The same company suffered a
heavy loss by fire here few months ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
VI Democratic Organizations
Wanted.

%'n' Texas, August 3.-James
|.'es' secretary of the demo-
|. 'VuuVe committee of Texas, has
4 communication from Hon
siAyden' member CT ccpgress
0n ,weitth district OF Texas, re-
N yS uhllcn of the fact that w.
!, NSalrman OF the National as
|, Il, aemocratic clubs, desires the
dem =, u.neers of every organiza-
st,,o ucfats' clubs or :ommitte o.
II, ilese names are 10 be
M v MaT +. lhmsen, 1870 Brood
Il T rork, All democratic news
In. 'sAas are asked 20 publish
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quarantine Against san Francisco

FL Paso. Texas, August S.-stlte Heal h
officer Blunt replied as follows TO the
protest on the chamber OF commerce o.
this city to Governor Savers against thu
continuance of the quarantine regulations
here against San Frsnc'seo;
"In answer 10 your telegram to the gov
ernor. will say | am in correspondence
with san Francisco with view Of raisi z
ouara milne agains. whites and will do so
Just as soon as taink Il ts safe
"w r. Blunt"
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Firm Dissolved.

Timpson. Texas. August 3.-rhe firm Of
Afford Bros. G. Whteside has been dis
solved by mutual consent. This firm has
been in the mill and mercantile business
FOR years. Afford Bros. continue the
mill business, while T. c. Whiteside
assumes the mercantile part OF It,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Navasota, Texas, August 3.--At a meet
ing OF the White Mans Union associat on
last night committee was appointed TO
solicit subscriptions to the Anderson bar
becue on Thureday, August 90 They made
the rounds this morning and were very
successful in raising cash. meat and need
ed merchandise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
Business Sold.

Gonzales. Texas, August S.-Minkhouse
& Mason, one of the clty's strongest gro
Gerry firms, have sold their business to MI.
Fred Waldschmidt Of New Brauniels, who
will move his family and take charge OF
the business about the Goth instant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04
Store nj MnnveI.

Alvin Texas. August S.-Remley Broth
ers' branch store ct Marvel burned last
night. The building and stock was total
loss. The building belonged TO Pugh
Brothers at Marvel; no insurance. The
stock owned by Reniiey Brothers. Alvin,
was insured for s1S0U. Cause OF fire I'M
known
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PERMITS TO DO BUSINESS.

Two permits to do business in Texas
by foreign corporations were granted to-
day by the secretary Of state:
The Presidio Mining company Of Cali
fornia capital stock 100000. The Texas
office is ut Shafter.
The Cibolo Creek Mill and Mining com
pany OF California; capital stock sl00.oOo
Texas office at Shafter.
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sleepers through the beautiful olar ,,s,,
Write us, room 700, century build ing.
e, Ionts for our new illustrated deeerip..
tive pamphlets. entitled me top -
The czarks." and there Is some'h''S :"
see along the Frisco Lima
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Issued a second call. in which he directs
the holding OF the fiotorial convention a.
wrightsboro August 81, instead Of October
al
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custom County Convention

\ leSas, August S,-The de-
~ houston county met here in
'0aay' Hon. ]. e. Downes
"a INA, hartman. Delegates were
|uS AZ ne State, judicial, congress
|sl :, no'oTiAl conventions and we're
/ ,hs awe I'VE hrst, last and all tina
I'd eo o.aerenl candidates that had
|ssan.O pAly in the recent primary.
n. was harmonious and en-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04

Ring Worm-NO Cure NO FHy.
Your druggist will refund your money II
,azo Ointment fails to cure you. so cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-04

N
|art Tsa'ion 10 Go to waco.
e,ac las, August S.--A large and
liz. ss,,ins of Caldwell county
R s al the court house in
Alcay afternoon in the in
AN ''aacy Of Judge l.. j..
IN kkJ. = commissioner. A
81 , Eas organized to at
tf'A Eion nexr week. and
fyk,0sAonday morning in
k%XOIhsan Antonio ana
n SU becoAion caiIed.
n ovekt s-chairnan
- Il district has
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-08
Double Wedding at FIorIs.

There was double wedding in the
best society at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. and N. Z. Crist in Floris,
March z, at2 p. M, when George G..
McVey and Miss Lille M. Crist and
Otis e. Crist and Miss Corda M.Brooks
all of Floris, were united in marriage,
Rev. A. w. Miller, of Eldon, officiating.
About sixty or seventy invited guests
were present, who after the ceremony
had been performed, repaired to the
dining room and partook of one of the
best dinners. George and Otis are two
of Floris' best young men, honest and
Industrious, are sure to succeed in the
race of life, and in no way could they
have shown their good Judgment to
better advantage than by winning the
brides they have. These young ladies
have been loved and admired by all
their acquaintance for their refined
and pleasant dispositions, and have any
number of friends.
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The Lamp
Of
Experience.

The Immortal PatricIc HENRY
rem 0,ted on a certain historical
occasion, 'sIHGre but Que lamp
by aOAicb mn steps are guided and
that Is the lamp of erperience."
What has been yOat7' EXPEIeI-
ENCE S,e buying goods of S. c..
Cullen DC Co? Did the goods yox
bought 1oreve to be as represented?
Did'they0ive SATISFACTION? Weye
the prices as lOW as y0N could
haze obtained the same goods fol,
eLselU1teTe? In short haze NOU
found tue OttunaacG Store q safe,
satisfactory and reliable place to
trade?
Our large and steadily isscrcGs-
ing business, sUe take 1t, answers
these questions most e,a2olGtic02ly
In tie Affirmative.
Let the LAMP OF EXPERI-
r NEE guide yoa1,' foot steps and
IL sOilL tts1ce yoas to
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-08
PLEASANT HILL

Pleasant Hill, March s.-Evangelist
Rev. e. E. Hunt has closed his meeting
at Pleasant Hill school house.
Stephen Rifepbarger was elected
sub-director, Monday, at Pleasant Hill
school, district No. 5.
Elder Rev. Moore preached at White
Elm church Sunday evening.
Carl Anderson and Martin Lutes and
others delivered sheep at Selma this
week. VIM. Baldwin shipped cor of
hogs from Selma this week.
Rev. Tagne. of Selma, is holding pro-
tracted meeting at Union church.
Mr.. Mories, the blacksmith of Selma,
is moving to Drakesville.
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Grain-o. Grain-O!

Remember that name when yo,,
want a delicious, appetizing. nonrish-
ing food drink TO take the place of cot
fee. Sold by all grocers and liked by
all who have used it. Grain-O is made
of pure grain, it aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves. 1t is not a
stimnlanr but health builder and the
children as well as the adults can
drink it with great benefit. Costs
about one-fourth as much as coffee.
l5c and 25e per package. Ask your
grocer for Grain-O.
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long. and painful illness. sh

long and painful illness. She had
spent many years in this city where
she was greatly beloved by many and
the, patience and fortitude with which
she bore her. last illness bound her
more closely to the. hearts of her
friends and relatives. Mrs. Eichelber-
ger leaves two sons. Judge Frank w.
and Will Eichelberger, both of whom
reside in this city.
|! David Gibson, an old resident of this
city, who, has been seriously i'll for the
past week, now lies at the point of
death not being expected to survive
the night.
+ Miss Edith Steckel left Tuesday for
a weeks visit in Selma at the home
of her friend, Miss Mae Hinkle.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-08
MARCH AND THE LION
Something BETTER Than the OLE

The saying about the lion and the
lamb in March often proves false. but
there is another and a betterone which
is literally true. When March comes
in and finds you taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla 10 purify, enrich and vitaIize
your blood, you may expect, when il
goes out, that it will leave you free from
that tired feeling and with none of the
boils, pimples and eruptions which
manifest themselves because of impure
blood in the spring. If you have not
already begun taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla for your spring medicine, we ad-
wise you to begin today. We assure
you it will make you feel better all
thru the coming summer.
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WHITE ELNI,

White Elm, March S-Rev. Morn will
hold quarterly meeting at the Free
Methodist church last Saturday.
Misses Pearl and Sadie Hanshaw
spent Sunday with Blanche Carroll.
Eula and Carroll Swain, of Bloom
field, visited their father over Sunday.
A number of our young people at
tended the lyceum at Selma Friday ev-
ening.
Lyman Richardson has moved to the
Ben. Badgley farm south of town.
Miss Anna Putnam closed five
months term of school here Friday.
Bill Davis and family visited rela-
tives at Troy Sunday.
The lyccum here Friday night was
well attended and a good program was
rendered
John Rogers, of Eldon, was caller
Monday.
John Swain and family visited rela-
tives here last week.
Rev. Smith filled his regular APP
pointment at the Christian church
Sunday.
Wesley starks is our new mail car
rier.
Quite number of our farmers deliv-
cred hogs at Selma Monday.