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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-12
MT. OLIVE LETTR.
A Weeks Happenings of the Mt.
Olive Section
ARGUS BUREAU,
JNO. IL SMITH, Mgr.
April IL. 1900.

JNO. Il SMITH, Mgr.
April IL. 1900.
M. M. G S. Cherry is visiting
his home in B ethel this week.
DR.. l.. P. Aaron was visiting
friends in Wilmington Sunday
Mr. Clement Byrd, of Wilson,,
was visiting his home near here
Sunday.
NJ. Russell, of Rose Hill, N.
c., is the guest OF the family of
Mr.. J. r. Bill.
NJ. and Mcs. L H. Cobb we're
visiting friends near Kelly
Springs Sunday.
M. Wade Price, of Wilson. N.
c., is visiting friends and rela-
tiv s here this week
M G. B. Hatch was combin-
ing business with pleasure 10
Goldsboro Monday.
Mr. Jno. r. Smith, after a three
weeks trip on the road, returned
80 his home Monday night.
M. N. B. Futrell has accepted
g. position with the A. O.. l.. as
express agent at this place.
M=ssrs. Ebrene Byrd and Wa
lace Dawson left Saturday to
spend some time at K,nston.
Sheriff Grantham, of Colds
bore, was combining business
with pleasure here Monday.
Misses Martha Kornegay and
Eta Dali were the guest Of Mrs.
K. o. Hollingsworth M5nday.
MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Wooten, OF
LaGrauge, are the guests Of tbs
family Of Mr.. r. j. Southerland.
Ms. ". Z. Crow, Of Colds
bore, is visiting her mother Mrs
M. E. Howell near here this
week.
Qlite a number Of young la
dies and gentlemen Of this place
attended church at Smithler
Chapel Sunday.
The match race betwee,
NJ 4ssrs. B. W. Switzerland AM
{. G. Hatch. which will be o.
hand Thursday Will no doubt b
d very interesting one.
Amendment Carries in Hawaii
Greensboro Telegram.
. 1t may rot have escaped To
memory of man that Senate
Pritcbard has a resolution pendip;
IN the Senate declaring that th
: proposed constitutional amend
t ment in North Carolina is contra
) ry to the constitution of tn
United States. We note in tbi
connection that the HOUSE yester
r day passed the bill for the gov
e erpment of Hawaii and maxim
q the qualification for voting TIA
" each applicant must be able
), read and write and shall have pal
his poll tax. Thus we may 50
that the proposed amendment
1.-the North Carolina constitute
II has been carried in Hawaii, unle
f. Senator Pritchard holds it up
a the Senate.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-12
WALTER LETT Err.
"A ChrOnicllng of a Weeks Event
In That Thriving Neigh

IN That Thriving Neigh
borhOcd.
Mr.. Geo. McGee and brother,
Master Tom, spent Sunday out
here, visiting relatives.
Mr.. W. P. Granger, from.yoar
city was out here Sunday, attend
ing services at Chapel church.
Mr.. Ham Caldwell returned
home last week from Lemon
Springs. where he has been visit
ing.
Mrs. Henderz on Braswell, from
Johnston county, was visiting her
mother, Mrs. Amanda Mitchell,
near here, last week.
Mrs. Ophelia Crawford and
~daughters, Misses Bsrta and
Carrie, are on a visit to Capt. E
p. Howell and family,o of your city.
Mr.. W. F. Rose found a piece
of meat in the road last Satur-
day which the owner can get by
calling for it and properly de-
scribing.
There will be D0ion meeting
at Primitive Baptist church e a
here the ssh Sunday. A large
crowd is expected. and a plenty
of good preaching.
Messrs. John G~ranthan and
W. I. Do tch, from your city,
we're out here Sunday morning,
but they we're not hunting rabbits
this time.
Mr.. Wade Caldwell return d
l. home from school al Lemon
Springs last Friday, the smallpox
scare having caused a suspension
of duties I'll fall.
Our genial friend, Mr.. John
Sherard, who has many friends
here VITO are always glai to
see his smiling face, was over here
one day last week looking after
bis farm.
II there is any one who Is
haukering after d good o d case
Of toOlhache, we think they can
get supplied in our community,
for there IS a "cornei" on tooth
acke out here, ard it is still frn
and steady.
We were off on a flying trip to
Lexington and Greensboro a few
days last week. The latter is des-
tined to be quite a city some day,
while Lexington has a steady,
substantial growth, which will
soon more thsn double its popu
lation.
MI. w. F. Ireland, from Bur
lington N. c., spent one night last
week at Mrs. OpheIia Crawford's
on bis way 20 your city and tde
Newbern Fair, intro tuciUg ar
invention Of his own FOR cannin
and cooking. 1t does the work by
thorough sterlliz 4t'oa, winch i
the correct method.
We have been requested to af
tflct our readers with another
spring poem. but we tore dowl
our hill last week, and slips were
scarce. Besides we have just con
signed to the flames, u last pin,
knot, d nd il is almost consumed
and We shall soon wrap the adorn
ments OF our shuck mattress
about US. aud lie down to peace
full dreams.
We do not dictate to Bro
Rambler, but it occurs to u
that if he will Try he can shad
some Of the mayors wealth fror
his incubator. II fact we know ii
provided he can get the attach
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-04-12

The shipping seaso will begin
soon, but we fear it will not be
much.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brenhap. Texas, August io.-A friend
ly partition suit STYLED the Brenh5m Com.
press. on and Manufacturing COMPANY w.
frankie Foote Parker has been filed IN
ethe districi court.
divorce suit has been hled in which
FRANK Maggie IS piantin and his wife'
Mary Maze. is The dcieudont.
Heper stone, Jra Will leave tomorrow
LOT New fcrk CITY to meet Mlss Mary
stone who VIII accompany him home.
Mr.. Clinton Brown and Miss Annic
Leu-> Brown win return to san Anton,n
tomorrow. Miss lone Childress will ~.
! COMP ny them home ami speud some time
with relatives in the Alamo civ.
MSS Ruby Gardner will have charge ar
the concert at Park theater next Thurs
day evening
After he showers Of Thursday hau
dampened the visible universe ana dimIn
ishod the enthusiasm of the tennis nIsy.
ers anu disheartened the farmers ana ak
coufaged the merchants and demolished
much summer millinery the moon ahop >
out bright from silvery hsrs Of Glands
The dampnesa known 20 exist in no
Park theater auditorium kept same pe,-
pie away from the summer night con.
cert on the other hand, the pretty moon
llght induced others TO go so on The
whole things We're pretty evenly hajanced
from weather standpoint and mo AL
tendance was up to It's usual nro sortions
Inc programme under The al ect o. a,
Miss LIZZIE Lewis. assisted be The so.-
ond regiment band, was a most excellent
one
Mr.. r. p. THOMPSON received w,r,.
TINS morning to the effect that Mr. ana
Mrs. a. D Milroy have reached boston
81, en- their return from tour OF Europe.
They expect TO be at home next weok
Mr., j NJ. Galloway VIII return N
Wooten Wells for a season In the bopn
OF lettering his health
superintendent Bettisou SAYS the laar
Of the hydrants have been moved out OF
me sidewalks that they have so long
encumbered.
The Vorwaerts Singing society viii
meet for practice Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. w f. Dryer and Mister
Earle Dallas left this morning for MIN
eral Wells. where they will spend fort
night
Mrs d crozer is visiting at Yoakum
and VIII nrob9blv remove to that place.
Mr. John Key. Ir. returned to South
McAlester, I, T.. this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11

st,,,,.s. appointed last Tuesday night on con-
ta,r, ~. ana oy-4aws reported and the ~.
~ was aaopud rhe constitution t,,io..
nba,,,ot the national organization win
,e,'. ses 70 SUIT localities and conuttions 7le
49,, .lsnlp IN the state ORGANIZATION y 4, :
Iii fu INTO CLUBS and individuals. Tho former
ni., f~s uues 70 the amount OF s. per an
TO- aug the latter 81. A full quota OF d /.
1913 Was elected, when including t,oae
HoileHo On tuesday. IS as follows: 4. A.
. t.rnsa OF Brenham president franz G.
o,4 Of san Antonio, vice president; How
"'V Ney OF austin, secretary and trrasu 1sr
~ executive committee consistinp ~ q,
, m'enloei from each OF the clubs rapr.ss~,ed
1"Ii err,eu as wollows Dr Penick Austn.
r. Iunllngham. San Antonio; a. n C1I.
,,s,,' ~ brenham; d. pcden, Houston. IL
WIN DC the duty OF tho executive cogp1i;cs
mi ~ egg. dse, referee for the next inset yhch
W., povur az Austin in. May Of next year.
i"o matches IN doubles wers PLAYED Thurs.
eay AFTERNOON. Messrs Tcwnes ana XIV ii
austin wen over Wright ard R-uns finland
81 ~ BreInam by scores OF ca, SO, a-6 Mussrs,
- teiiand and r a. low, Jr, of Bron-
hhm former State champions in doubles won
OF 6-i CO ""a ~ "sS
The Tournament was declared off nj bust
i,s meeting tonight on account of the con
The handsome loving cups provided for
Tue championship winners will be awarded al
subsequent meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
LA GRANGE LOCALS.
Negro Severely Shocked by Ltghr-
ming, but Escaped DEATH.

ming, but Escaped DEATH
La Grange. Texas, August lO.-A colore5
man named Louis Austin who works for
Otto d Worth, buthers of this CITY had
a narrow escape from 1aath yes.era, ~
evening. Austin and the little son of MIR.
QUO had gone out In the country after
cattle and being 0vertaken by a thunder
storm sought shelter nader a large Tree
by the roadside The tree Was struck
by lightning the lightning ran down the
trunk OF the tree, switched elf en- 10 one
OF Austn's arms, tearing off the sleeves
of both his top and undeMhirt and knocS
ing him down; from Austin's arm tho
lightning leaped to a Daroed Wire fence
few inches away, which probably saved
his life. Beyond a severe shock and a
bad scare Aust suffered TO Injury.
A large dog belonging to Prof. G. A.
STERLING OF this city went msd today
and bit a number of dogs before being
killed.
mule belonging TO a oolored man
named Gates. who lives about mile
east Of town, was today declared by a
committee of experte to have a very bad
case of glanders and was ordered fe-
stroyed by the county Judge.
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AFTERMATH OF THE FIGHT.
riTz SAYS RuHLrN COULD NOT Hii
HIM HARD.
Rubin Attributes His Defeat e
over-training- -Jenrics Hns From
Used Fitz Another Fight.

New Yor August io.-."Bobv Fitssim-
mons sat in his dressing room after his
hight with Rubin tonight somewhat DIS
figured, rather weary, very warm and
very happy. Asked what he had o say
about the outcome OF his clash with ,Ruh-
lin. Fife answered: Nothing at all I've
got nothing to say"
Jim Jcfries and Tom sharkey visited
FiSz AHA rendered their eongra, ulations
Jenries promised Fits a light and sug
gested that II would be an easy matter 10
arrange the details. To sharkey FitzAaid:
Mha do sou thur. OF the night Tom 2
Il was great. wasn't IT,
1t wac hummer said sharkoy, the
beet ever saw"
'ulu you see now | let him hit me on
the jaw hall 4 dozen tmes2r said Eilz.
"WeA | didn't iecl his swings was
just LOOKING FOR openings and think |
found several"
Fi,zsimmuns face showed tho effects OF
some OF ,Ruhlin's punches in the sarlier
rounds. iio complained OF n difficulty in
swal OWNS, caused by the contact OF his
throat and Ruhlln's elbow, Fltzsimmou,
was tired ana warm but hardly more 80
th2a hiI attendants.
In a signed statement Rubin said
stalences that comes from years train
INK did AS much to make me lose the
fight AS any blow that Fltgsmmons struck
me. don't want to detract from Fitg-
simmons fghting ability for d. rot
teiieve the man lives who can hit harder
or more accurately. Hut ] had trained
too long knew Il at the end Of tne
hrst round and even before / was hit hard
l could feel the result of too much work,
a good rest viii fix me up and | VIII be
champion of the world yet"
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consressman Ball.
WORKMAN Journal.


The First congressional district met In
convention at Houston ON the 24tn an
again made Hon. Thcs. II. Ball the dema-
cratic nominee. Tais is the third time he
has been honored with the nomination ana
each time he has been nominated by aoeIa-
nation. When be first made the race for
the nomination he had some opposition
but had the field to himself long before
the convention convened to make thG
nomination. And too. he has had oppC~-
tion in the general election, but his tri-
umph was always so overwhelming that
1t has never amounted 10 very much
Mr. Ball has only served two terms u
congress. but he has in this short time
gained a standing such as but few men
gain In a service OF ten and twelve years.
HIS recent efforts az Kansas City in help
Ing to build the democratic platform NJ :
given him a place away up the ladder IN
National politics and now that Hos. joe
Bailey will no longer be With the lower
house II Is admitted by common consen.
that the member from the First district
VIII stand at the head Of the Texas del
egation. and you kn9w the Texas nele-
CATION always occupies a place up near
the head OF the ladder Hurrsh for Ton
Ball end may he continue 10 live long
and useful lhe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
HAVE ENOUGH TERRITORY.
MIR. Carnegie Says the United states
should Beware of an Alliance

should beware of an Alliance
London, August 11.--Andrew Carnegie
sends 10 the Associated Press statement
regarding the situation In the Far East
and the relation of the United States
to future developments there He sa'e
in part; THE refusal of the United Sta e.
to participate in the attack on tho Taku
forts makes the Washington government
the natural mediator between China and
the European powers, but Americas posi-
ton may easily be forfeited by agreeing
TO Joint action The release OF Minister
Conger and demand for compensation for
injuries incurred are duties incumbeut on
the government, but the United States
should take no stepa in conjunction with
European powers | take this view be-
cause each OF those powers he's separate
interests at heart.
"Our policy IS clear. European nations
attack China and quarrel about the divis-
ion OF the Chinese territory. We re-
main friendly and await events. we
have quite enough foreign territory al
ready"
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Palestine Pointers.

Palestine. Texas, August 1o-The nex'
meeting of the Business Mems league oil
this city will be held in the city bsll Au-
gust II. This is the frst meeting held
for some time. and great deal OF euSi-
ness is to be transacted.
ID. o. Gallagher Of San Antonio, an In
ternational and Great Northern hreuisn'
was. brought in on the morning tram to-
day and placed in the company's hospit II
in this city for treatment. He was badly
scalded Yesterday by the injector on his
engine blowing out. but is reported as
resting easy today.
The lawn social given at the general
office park last night by the retail clerks
OF this city was big success. "A splendid
programme was arranged, Including
speaking and music by the Palestine fire.
mems band The addresses were delivered
by Messrs. ]. r. Watson and A. G Green-
wood. Refreshments we're served.
The board Of directors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association met last
night in the association rooms. The old
board was elected to serve another Term,
and a new member was also elected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
RUNGE PERSONALS.
Several Mormon Missionn rics Are
Distributing Literature.


Runge. Texas, August l0.--,Mr A. II.
Parker of Willow City, father of A. ]
Parker was in Runge several days this
week visiting relatives.
Mrs. S. \. Beck and Miss Irma Hewett
are in Karnes City visiting relatives and
friends this week.
Several Mormon preachers are in tina
county gong from house TO house, dis
tributing their literature and preaching in
churches where they are permitted.
Mrs. W. II. Moore her mother Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Moore, and Mr. l. L. Parker
left this week for Sutherland Springs and
expect to be absent several weeks
Colonel W. H. Mayheld and wife OF
Karnes City have visited friends In
Runge this week
Rev. A. w, Wilson has returned from
Oakville, where he has been for some
time assisting in meeting.
X. E. l., Magee and wife of Cuero ara
visiting relatives and friends in Runge
this week.
Misses Alma Howell. Mona and Berta
Young and Mamie Wood have returned
from Floresville. where they have been
attending the Floresyflle summer nor
NAL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
THE RACES.


Chicago, August 1O,-Admetus and Tayon
saved the boolSes thousands of dollars today
Mt Rarem by Saving off two attempted kill
ings on Fox Bard and La Prinoessa both at
% TO 1. Each Of the good things" ran Sec
end
six furlongs- Satin Coat, Propeller Fork
ford Time 1915.
Mile and three eighths-Admotus, Fox Bard.
Barton. Time 2.2l 3-5.
Short course steepechase-Glohe II. Reno.
Last Past. Time 3:37.
SIX furlcngs-Tayon, La 7rincessa, Abe
Fuerst Time. 1914 As.
Five furlongs-Edith O.. Regea II. Burt,
Time. :0l 3-5.
Mile and seventy yards-Dssolute. Vain.
Frangible. Time, :i6.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
WHEELER WANTS A NC ARMY.
Works Over the Idea That II Is Ne
cesSary to Peace.

Chicago, August 10General Joseph
Wheeler made a strong plea for a standing
army In hls conyocation address NJ the
university OF Chicago. He declared that
the most certain way to avoid the DESC
laton and the horrors Of war was TO be
constantly ready with men and arms for
every emergency; that the only security
for peace was TO be always prepared and
ready TO engage IN war At the cloo OF
the address. General Wheeler was cheegcn
By the students.
General Whealer's topic was "our Pa
cinc Po5sessN MS" He briefly traced the
history aud development Of The isianis
recently acquired by the United States
and gave the results OF his own otsarya
lions as 70 the resources ana possibilities
of our new dependencies. ~ said tn>
destiny OF the human race was 10 be
guided In the future largely by tho gov
eminent of the United Stntes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11

Saratoga, August l0-The Pepper stakes,
with a guaranteed value of $4,000. was the
days feature Bonnibert won in = drive
by half length from Alard Scheck, while
the Parader the favorite, the last horse to
leave the post in the field Of six, was third
six furlongs, selling-Hesper, Tartar. Elfn
Conig. Time 1:l3h
Five furlongs- Cherished. Guess Work,
Prima. Time l0lA.
Five and a half furlongs-Bonnibert, Alard
Scheck, The Parader. Time 1:07R.
Mile and turlong-Peaceful, Anthracite
First Whip. Time 152A.
Two miles. hurdles-Klondyke. Elmer. Sir
Hubert. Time 349lz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
st. Louis Results.

st. Louis. August lO.-Favorites and out
siders divided the purses at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon.
six furlongs-zething. Frenchie, Margaret
Time l:l6%.
six and a half furlongs--W. ]. Baker, The
Barrister. RaRdaEzo Time l;21h.
Mile-Go Out, Tom Gilmore, Marie G.
Brown, Time 1;44A.
Six furlongs--Lord Neville. Eugeuia Wickes,
Horn. Time l:15
Mne-Charlie o'BrIen, Ida Ledford, Hotten-
tot Time 1872
Four and half furlongs-Dorothy Lee,
.Gennerose, La DESTROYS. Time :58X.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
HoBsoN WANTS ACTIVE WORK.
But His Application Has Been Turn
ed Down hY RemeN

New York, August Constructor
Hoeson has asked for the command OF
marine detachment IN China and IS
ready, he says, to assume the duty AZ
once. according to dispatch to the Her
aid from Washington
Rear Admiral Remey hrs cabled tat
he Is oppoe'd to the detailing OF Hobs n
for an such ~uty He adds that IL the
constructor is able to undertake active
work in the field, he IS in position to
return 70 Manila or Hong Kong where
the services OF a corslructor are required
in making repair work EDISON Is still
at the naval hospiial in Yokohama under
treatment and will probably return 10
this country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
WALL STREET REVIEW.


taints Hs Ia Money
New FORK, August tO.-Tao stock and
bond markets have dropped back 70 n
degree Of inactivity not cqualled since the
opening Of 1897 The paralysis of specula-
ton Is plainly due TO uncertainty regard
ing the future of the money market. The
placing OF over half the last British loan
IN New York foreshadowe the necessity
that Great Britain and Europeans gov
ernmenis Will be under OF resorting 10
American capital to help ana ice future
loane, believed to be Imminent, to meet
tho cost both OF the Boer war and thu
military campaign IN China. The prospect
OF higher money rates in consequence dis
courage any embarkation upon specua-
lion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
Use Allen's EOOt.Ea in Your Gloves,

a lady writes Il shake Aliens Foot
Ease into my gloves and rub a llttle on
my hands. 1t saves my gloves by absorb
ing persplrltion 1t Is most dainty
toilet powder" We invite the attention
Of physicians and nurses to the absolute
purity OF Aliens Foot Ease. Dr. W. e..
Abbott editor of the Chicago Clinic, says:
I'll is q grand preparation; / am using 1t
constantly In my practice" All drug ana
shoe stJres sell IT, 25c. Sample ssnt
tree Address Allen S, olmsted. lie Roy.
N. Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Rnin Prevented the Completion OF
the Matches

Brenham, Texas. August l0.-The continued
rainy weather has been the chief feature
OF the third and last day of the meeting
of the Texas Lawn Tennis association at this
place, An attempt was made this morning
TO finish some matches begun yesterday
afternoon but each time the rain interferei
In lieu Of the games business meeting
OF the organizations was held, lac COM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
ne,iere ANN, Is Ad,nnclns.

New York August 1o.-The Herald's
Washington special says the adminis-
tration believes the advance on Pekin
is going on. Officials do not believe the
allies halted at Yang Tsun. Little is
known as 70 the number of tho troops IN
she advance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
THE STATE sHoor.
"v. G." Led with a RECORD of Ninety

br'nham. Texas August lO.-The pro-
sramme OF the State shoot under the au-
sp'ces of the Brtnham Gun club closed th.s
afternoon at o'clock in the blue rock con
Test and the sportsmen moved from Fire.
mems park to stockbrldee grove. where tn +,
i've bird prog ANNE Will he held
V. C.. LED the percentage today with a
record OF 90. His record Yesterday was ss
per cent. Atkinson De Long aud Fosgarl
we're close seconds
me following is an abstract of the scores
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11

Calvert. Texas. August 6 Z The Metho-
dist church Of this city began a revival
meeting here yesterday. Rev. " p.
Ripply OF Dallas preached The FIRST ser
mon OF the series at II a. IN. and will
conduct the services during the entire
week.
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a. nound Go al GaIveston.

Galveston. Texas. August 1.-The TWENTY
fiye round boxing contest which was to take
place here tonight between Kid Lewis OF
Galseston ana Kid Smith OF Colorado ter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11

minaied In the FIRST round 10 victory for
the former LOWS knocked Smith down the
hrst blow ana noored him twice moro within
a minute. Smith was Unable TO rise The third
time aud Lewis was declared the winner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
Last Day of Harness Races.

Joliet, H. August 1OThs was the last
day of the ingalls, Park harness races. sum
mary:
Pacing. 2;4O class. purse S5OO-Attora won.
Best time 2:ll15
Pacing, 2:2O class-Jean Engelow won. Best
time 2:1lA,
Trotting, 2;4o olass--Joy Maker won, Best
time .lGA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-11
, ARTS GREEN
and
London ? urD|e.

We are prepared to III orders for strct-
ly pure Paris Green. London Purple, Para
gene and Arsenic promptly, at bottom
prices.
The law now demands that az Insects
cdes sold within the State shall hrst bs
analysed by the State chemist and each
package labeled with certificate OF his
analysis before being offered for sale Va
have complied with this law, and all buy
ers who favor us with their business will
be saved any expense or delay Incident
TO same.