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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30
THE FIRE RECORD.
nienstrou. blaze nt Mldland

Midland, Texas, August 29.-At o'clock
this morning fire started in the meat
market OF G. F. Lanham; 1t spread rap
idly to the Cochran Grain companys
building and George Motley's blacksmith
shop. destroying both. Cochran GTaa
company's loss $4,000. insurance Svoa'
Lahnam's loss $780, insurance s4oo; MOI.
ley's loss $500, no insurance; Hawkins
Camp, lawyers, damaged $50. Origin !"
fire unknown.
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A Young Man suicided.

Ardmore' l. T.,August 29.--John Roberts,
aged % former assistant postmaster here,
died this afternoon from the effects of an
overdose of arsenic, taken with suicidal
intent He had recently resigned his POI
sition to accept place with a cotton firm
at Parls, Texas. where ne intended TO 60
Today The young man became despond-
ent HIS remains were Immediately
shipped to his mother at Paris, Texas.
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Houston syndicate to Raise e., f' ',rs.

Wharton. Texas. August 2s.--ins
est rice deal ever made in TINS go n..a
was consummated this week. A n H.,
sold 10000 acres of land at - .aaa
The land is situated on the 49,. .,...
river in the northern part oil 'rAslI
county; IT was sold to Messrs tented tented
ana Moore Of Liberty. who repre i, isui
4 Hamston syndicate. This trac. q nols-
VIII be ipriested by canals from the s IA
r,do river Several other lana 4 40
Of considerable proportion ars now :
embryo state.
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synagogue Dedicated.

victoria Texas, August 29.--There was
large congregation last night at the
synagogue to witness the dedication cere-
monies ~ that ediace, which were most
appropriately and impressively conducted
by Rabbi Henry Cohen OF Galveston in ac
eordance with the ritual OF the church.
Inc musical textures of the programme.
an instrumental selection by Miss Louise
panlel and vocal selection, The Song
OF Paradise" by Mrs. N. f. Wertheimer,
were exquisitely rendered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30
buggy and Saddle stolen.

Center, Texas, August 2S.-somc one
went to the home of Mr.. ]. D. Redditt
last night and carried away his new
buggy and harness. The thief went
through back alley with his property
and passed by the Methodist church,
whore there had been several buggies
ard could not be tracked any further
A saddle belonging to o. II. Ralley
was also stolen from his barn.
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railroad contractor smith Dead.

FL Paso, Texas, August 29.-The lifeless
form OF John smith. well known rail-
road contractor, was found in his room
at the Zeiger hotel here this afternoon AZ
3 o'clock The clerk saw him take
dose OF morphine at o'clock this morn
ing, but thought nothing OF it until he
was found dead today. He was a brother
to j. +. Smith. chief engineer of the rib
Grande. Sierra Madre and Pacific rail-
road
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30
na reIk shot n,m.elf.

Paris. Texas, August 2s,-Ed Polk, a
fireman on the Frisco shot himself in
the head in his room at the ST. Elmo
hotel last night and died in ten mlrw;s
An inquest was held on his remalrs
and they were removed TO an under.sk-
ing establishment. Deceased was sim
gle man. X Is not known whether he
shot himself accidentally or not.
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Dwelling and Contents Near Lulins'

Luling, Texas. August 2S-The res''
dence OF S. H. Nixon at Nixon. SIX mfrs
south OF Luling. was DESTROYED by Ell
last night. An organ and a few cna'l.
comprised all that WIS saved. Loss y
dwelling and contents about slooV' "
insurance Cause unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30
ouarnntine lad iced River nriage.

Gainesville, Texas. August 29.-Caplain
Dawson of Austin. special quarantine
officer. arrived In Gainesville last niglt
for the purpose of establishing strict
quarantine at Red river bridge, seven
miles ncrth o. tkY city, against partien
entering the State from California. This
ag4inst bub- mic plague.
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Residences at shreveport.

Shreveport. La, August 29--A oe'OS.
this morning fire DESTROYED three 10u'',
belonging to James King. II. Gordoa, , an
Jim Scott, on Hatchkiss street. loss s-'s'
only partially insured.
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stock Purchased.

LlAno, Texas. August Csc. s. Bowen
~ Aendel' Texas. has purchased the en-
IRE stock Of goods of the ]. B. Cage dry
goedS and grocery store; consideration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

OF the public schools OF Giddings. Texas.
The catalogue, which is from the press
OF the Giddings News, is neatly prime /
and very attractive course of study IL
shown.
Acknowledgements is made of the re-
ceipt by The Post OF a copy OF the nine
teenth annual report OF the Actors Fund
OF America, from tho Offices of the Fuud
at No IL West Twenty eighth street
New York City. Tho affairs Of this we
known and far-rpaching charity are
shown to be in Furnishing condition.
THE Mails and the Mckinley Regime
is the title OF a pamphlet in which TIE
author. who signs simply *" shows IN
clear and forcible manner how the
mails containing literature favorable to
the democratic party have been TAM
pered with by the republican postal au-
thorities. The pamphlet is we'll written
and g OF extreme interest. The authors
address is No. As Renwick street, New
York City.
The Post is in receipt OF pamphlet
entitled "An Appeal to Business Men,
written by Hon. c. G.. Conn OF Elkhart
Ind, in which the author suggests met h.
DDS by which, in his opinion, industrial
depression may be prevented through the
divorce OF tariff and money questions
from politics. The pamphlet is offered
for gratuitous distribution. Mr.. Conn /:
endeavoring to form a society having for
its object the introduction OF the innova
lions named.
Dr. R c, Buckner. superintendent OF
Buckner's Orphans Home at Dallas has
favored The Post with copy OF the by
laws OF the Dickson colored orphanag
at Gilmer, Upshur county Texas. Dr..
Buckner is president OF the institution
and Is assisted in its management by {
STAFF OF capable business and professional
men. The orphanage is the only one
for the care OF colored children in tbs
/ State and Or, Buckner has lahored Ions
and faithfully in bringing about lis es-
Enlistment.
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south and west Texas Press "a wsss
To the Members OF the Soutn 'As

Texas Press Association; n .,ml-
seguin, Texas, August 49, hsrs-
annual meeting of the assOsIa.i ansr Is and
by called to take place on oe''S The msss-
20, in the city of San Antonio, End ~
ing promises to be interess'n,s = eafnest-
structiye. A full attendance = Moore
ly requested. 80. Tsxss prsS
President South and West 80
association.
w. l.. Johnston. secretary.
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Telephone Numbers: s ss.ss..., "a,

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city by carriers, per month. si.oo; three months
$500; six months 5000; enc year. $1,000.
M. Theodore Bering has charge Of the city
circulation and collecting. Messrx Theoiors
Eerng Chas. Lon ana Burt Hall arc the aur
thorre3 collectors Of all city Bills doth asyeriss-
ing and sgbseripronl AMI no money should b
raid to any one other than hose named. unless
special written authority signed by the business
nansger is shown Al accounts Of any slte
should be paid b. check Ia favor Of The hous-
TOO Printing Company
Subscribers falling reesive Tbs Post regularly
viii please notify The once promptly. Every
paper is expected TO be delivered aot later thAn
t:,s o'clock a.
Under no eircum stances will orders gtvea by
employees on the office be recognizes and
paid, or accepted In payment Of accounts.
UorsToy. THURSDAY, AUG. 80. 1900
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dement's to be derived they Will begin to act.
It Is the duty Of the newspapers to kesp them
informed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

Union TO organize 'Derocraut Nihpe- lntie
ought TO be one in every ward and distric,
Of the country. with central organizations IN
each town or city. Texas does not need
these clubs 10 get out winning vote. unless
tuch a necessity exists IN one or Two con-
ional districts. but they ought TO be Organized
In this State to keep the democratic or
sanizstion solid and enthusiastic. Organize
clubs,
There will be another boxer outbreak In
New York tonight
who but chinaman would have con
ceIved Of the ingenious devil,ry OF knocking
OF the dates fror, official dispatohes' 1t is
some satisfaction to the American public.
however. to hnd official Washington kicking
against mutiisted dispatches.
The women are now going to get even
With the shirt waist men by wearing ''sox. :"
It's gradually approaching the common trous-
ers stage.
The anti boss" governor OF New York. one
Theodore Roosevelt, has come out iat-footed
for the boss candidate as his successor. And
yet some people think Teddy is honest and
clean in political Why. Plat owns him Just
as he does all the rest
| Newport society Is to acquire J. Edward
I Addcks. presumably OF Delaware. Possibly
reform preachers will now have sense enough
not to again tackle that set
| Columbus Ohio. Is now regretting that II
neglected TO absorb its suburbs. Il Scent
that Houston IS not alone in suburbs that
want all the facilities furnished by the cit,
without contributing to the eiiy's prestige Of
expenses.
The Boston Herald says: TEDDY has begur
to explain rather early. AS usual with dis
tinguished public speakers the fault is viii
/. the reporters-only stump orators are in
faliible."
The republican National committee ar,
afraid to allow Senator Mason to go on th
STUMP By reason of his anti-imperiaiisti
views. We bad not suspected the COMMITTEE
before OF having such decent regard for con
sistency.
Jouhert and CronJe were removed from tn
Boer war too soon for the ripenlng Of theI
fame. II is only now that the Transvaa
captains are showing the stun that they ar
made of.
Speak Kindly Club" is one OF the iates
organizations. IT'S necessity may have bee
suggested by one OF Teddy's speeches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

With the eye Of n true soldier General
chaIee after his entry into Pekln at opce
saw the danger to this country of keeping
an army in China and advised an immediate
Withdrawal. Possibly we could not pull back
as chalee suggested. but what is the gov
premisesY Apparently We are staying %
Pekin waiting for something to turn up"
Well, we can rest assured that II viii pres
entity turn up. and turn up big. We will
be lucky II We have only China to protest
asainst.
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The value Of political clubs in arousing
party enthusiasm and getting out a fun vote
has been recognized by the democratic Ma
tional committee and an urgent appeal has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

3. M. JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT.
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PAMPHLETS AND CATALOGUES.

The Post is in receipt Of the catalogue
OF the public schools OF Giddings Tex,s
The catalogue, which is from Che nrasz
OF the Giddings News, is neatly prime /
and a very attractive course Of study Is
shown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

There viii be another boxer outbreak In
New York tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

who but a chinaman would have con-
ceIved Of the ingenious devii,ry OF knocking
OF the dates froTa official dispa;chess 1t is
some satisfaction TO the American public.
however. to and official Washington kicking
against mutiisted dispatches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

The women are now going to get even
With the shirt waist men by wearing 'sox. "
It's gradually approaching the common trous-
ers stage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

The republican National committee are
afraid TO allow Senator Mason to go on the
STUMP by reason OF his and-imperialistc
views. We bad not suspected the committee
before OF having such a decent regard for con-
sistency.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

The "antiboss" governor OF New York. one
Theodore Roosevelt, has come out nat-footed
for the boss candidate as his successor. And
yet some people think Teddy is honest and
clean in political Why. Plat owns him Just
as he does All the rcst
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

Can YOU estimate the Saving n canning faa-
tory would have been 10 Williamson county
this wear? Can YOU conceive OF the amount
Of fruit that has gone 20 waste in this county
for the want Of this kind OF an enterprise
Florence vidette,
Tho 8verage reader will probably answer
40 10 these questions, ard IN this condition
OF affairs NAV be found one of the potenl
reasons whv more factories are not built ia
Texas. AS soon as the people fully realize the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-30

Isn't Il high time we were reaching gu
after few more factoriesg There ate scyera
.that can do ! land office business n tbs
very town OF Palestine. We neea a canni
factory O soap factory ard a pottery rig
here and we should get III IN here, -Pales
tino Press.
And get them YOU will II the reaching GU
process is kept up. JUST make continuous
performance OF IT and see tbs wonderful re-
suits
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Newport society is to acquire J. Edward
Addicks, presumably OF Delaware. Possibly
reform preachers will now have sense enough
not to again tackle that set.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
| Am WlIIinQ
To Admit

That there are other good Cof-
fees in this world, Lut l have
mighty strong doubts whether any
of them are as good as Blanke's.
And 1 have a perfect right to these
doubts, because day after day,
week after week, people keep com
ing to my store and Dragging on
Blankets Roasted Coffee. Day be-
fore yesterday a white-haired old
lady said to me:
Mr.. White, have lived nearly
81 years, and it has taken me all
that time to find out what good
coffee really is. l wish l could
live 81 years more, and have a
cup of Blanke's Coffee every morn
ing"
The most popular grade of this
coffee sells at S pounds for 81.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
G. 6. NONlte,
SMS 3 amIEN Svocer,
iglAllGlAOAllOljlljljlAj(G(G(6
KEYTESVILLE, MO.

various bridges, $50.
A. F. Arlington, county bridge
commissioner, 'salary and expenses
from January 4, 1900, to February
=, 1900, $3.50.
DR.. c. a. Jennings, witness fees
and milage, $3.50; making detailed
medical statement in case of E. w.
Samuels, insane, SIS; total, $3.50.
]. R. Dempsey, sheriff, conveying
E. w, Samuels to the lunatic asylum
at St, Joseph, SCOTS, and for board
of said Samuels for six months at said
asylum, SOS; total, $125.15.
Jos. Gum, witness fees, milage ETC.,
in cases of E. w. Samuels, insane.
$3.50.
w. N. Hamilton, five days services
as county judge and milage~at Febru-
ary, 1900, term, $25.6o.
E. B. Welch, same, SEQ 20.
B. F. Fleetwood, same, $77.
Ordered that this court do now ad-
journ until Thusrday, March 8, 1900.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
Scholarship Free.

You may, by dong little writing at
your home, secure a scholarship, free.
In either Draughon's Practical Busi-
ness colleges-Nashville, St. Louis,
Little Rock, Fl. Worth, Galveston,
Shreveport or Savannah. Best pat
ronized business college IN the South.
For particulars address, The IIlustrat-
ed Youth and Age, Nashville, Tenn
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
Marriages.

DREW -SHOEMAKER:- Drew of
Keytesv1lle and Miss Arrie Shoe
maker of Salisbury were made happy
the 10th inst. by the magic words of
Squire H. A. Wheeler at his resi-
dence, when he pronounced them
"both man and wife" The couple
presented rather a youthful appear
ance for launching on the sea of
matrimony, but we wish them a safe
and happy voyage.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
Fine Lamps
At Cost.

1 am selling fine lamps at cost.
This statement means just what II
says. Not one cent more is asked
for them than they cost me. l am
not doing this for the fun of the
thing, but simply because 1 want to
quit selling lamps. They take up
too much room.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16

Sawn and Sam Cason, both gentle
men of color, are under arrest on the
charge of stealing a revolver and a
iady's gold watch from the residence
of the present circuit clerk, L. T.
Lamkin, at Forest Green a year ago
last fall The trial of the defendants
has beer set for next Monday before
Justice ]. w. Moore at Salisbury.
Mr.. Lamkin.s missing pistol was
found in the possession of Sawn
Cason a few days ago, and the ar
rest of both Sawn and Sam followed.
The stolen watch has not yet been
recovered. Sawn is now in the
county Jail, and Sam is confined in
the Sails bury calaboose.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16

Ruin! Ruin! Ruin! Did you
ever stop to think of the many thous-
and bushels of wheat that are literally
ground into flour yearly? Well, it is
not all exactly ruined for our new
French baker from Cork consumes a
Vast quantity of the choicest brands
I'm making his celebrated, unaduIter-
ated premium bread One peep at
the Star Bakery window would make
Rip Van W1nkle come to life again to
see the many styles that the staff of
life is made irto by our French baker
from Cork.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16

LamkIn as ClrCui: clerk for fourth
quarter of 1899, also summary state
ment for the year 1899, which was
examined, approved and ordered
filed.
The proceeding to select jurors to
serve at the May, 1900, term of cir
cult court doth select the following
persons:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
A Remarkable Marriage Certificate.

A COURIER representative, hunting
for curios, found the following remark
able certificate of marriage in Re-
corder J. NJ. Mason's Office filed for
record Feb. ? 1900:
brunswick, Mo, Nov. 20, 1882.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN:-
This IS to certify that on the 23rd day
of Nov, 1882, Mr.. Jack Rowlett of
Brunswick, Charlton county Mo-, and
Miss Bette Moore of Brunswick,
Charlton county, Mo, said parties ap-
peared at my house in Brunswick,
Charlton county, Mo, on said night
of the 23rd day of Nov. 1882 and &C
Cording to these laws OF these United
States and under the new constitution
was joind together in matrimony by
me, Rev. Ephram Jenkins, a regular
ordained missionary Baptist preacher
of the gospel, are of which l humbly
submit to the public.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
The Criminal Calendar

Jas. Brown, COL, is in county jail
serving out a fine of $Io and costs,
imposed in Justice J. w. Moore's
court at Salisbury. for stealing five
bottles of beer from the liquor re-
freshment establishment of Huber &
Striegel in that city.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular February, 1900, Term.

|
published in the COURIER last week
the following business was transacted
at the regular February, 1900, term
of county court:
Upon the recommendation of the
township board of Triplett township it
is ordered that the November, 1900,
term ofthis court contract will be let
for building steel bridge across the
Charlton river on the public road
running east and west between 4.54-I7
and 23-55-L7, provided that the road
be put ;ngbod condition for travel,
subject to tie inspection and approval
of the county bridge commissioner.
Upon petition of the citizens of
Keytesvilles Bowling Green and Sails
bury townships it is ordered that the
sum of $500 be appropriated to as
sist in grading road leading from
Red bridge across the. Charlton river
east over the bottom to the ridge at
the old Brill falm, warrant for said
sum to issue when a like sum has been
subscribed and paid to the township
treasurer of Keytesuille township,
which said warrant is not to be pro-
tested or presented for payment until
the February, 1901, term of this court.
Value of railroad property in Chari-
ton county fixed by the court as fol-
lows for the year 1900:
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe,
$50 per mile for main track and
S., 500 per mile for side track main
line.
Wabash, same.
Brunswick and Chillicothe branch
of the Wabaza, same.
Glasgow bf&nct} Of the Wabash,
SIS 900 per mile for main track, and
S., 500 per Gs;le for side track.
Chicago, Burlington and Kansas
City, ST. 500 per mile for main track,
and $3.50 for side track.
Keytesville street railway, $500 per
mile for main track and $500 per
mile for side track.
Appointment J, a. Collet Jan. 6,
1900, as attorney in the matter of the
construction of a ditch in Triplett
township, petitioned for by B. H.
Smith ct al, is hereby ratified, said
Collects appointment as such attorney
not having been made a matter of
record at the time.
Dramshop licenses renewed by the
clerk of this court in vocation, pre-
sented, examined and approved as
follows:
Huber & Striegel ...... Salisbury
Thomas Karcher. ....... Salisbury
Wilmer & Strub. ... Brunswick
Louis Klnkhorst. ....... Brunswick
B. NJ. Strub ..........B Brunswick
Finch & Grltzmacher -. Brunswick
Lisle & Robinson. Sumner
Jos. F. Hansman. ..... Keytesville
Statement of fees received byZ. T. !
LamkIn as circui: clerk for fourth |
quarter of 1899, also summary state
ment for the year 1899, which was
examined, approved and ordered |
filed.
The proceeding to select jurors to
serve at the May, 1900, term of cir
cult court doth select the following
persons:
GRAND JURORS.
Name. Township.
D. Iglehart. Bowling Green
VIM. Knight. ....... Brunswick
w. o. Patterson .......C Charlton
Henry Oldham ............ Clark
G. B. Hurt. .........K Keytesville
Pierce Lamb. b.............. .Mendon
! H. Barney ey........ .Musselfork
R. w, Blakey. ........S Salisbury
W. L. McCampbeI. -. Salt Creek
!. P. Guillod ........... Triplett
las. F. Thomas ...... Wayland
=. w. Akers Yellow Creek
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1900-02-16
NUMBER 8



A full line of Meyer Bros Cele>
brated Owl Brand of Moca
and Java Coffees ranging from
20 to 40 cents a pound. "OwI'
Brand is recognized everywhere
as the best brand of cofees
grown. When you buy "Owl"
Brand you buy the best. Try it,
l also carry a full line of Staple
and Fancy Groceries that 1 am
selling at very low prices for
cash or country produce.
Come and see me.