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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

grown IL la.er years 10 large proportions
ana Is ao~ admitted 10 De the only sue
eesstai method u securing water for r!cs
culture
4 great DEAL u our bss. rise LAM.
"atee are we'll sdap.d ios drainage VIII
make excellent hazd for ;he n-oiurrio, y,
sugar care Tas land Gp1u which -ies
n.auisd very esrlT- say in March. ana
N1fre ire rr0Ts MIXTURE esrIy. cas- 10
lti'lfr1 ~ growing a s-c1ni crop Of r.-e
'Aa gzrne season. Fhicr cs7 b, cur f,-
rzF- aud wi,t bring tram $40 Ia SEQ r.s-
fsr% for bis VTFpcse ~ CUTTING snt
TfnoEtzs tSs crop cs rice as ss,or * \.
a1s Dl1grei. 1rd then fco5iag the gr,,,,f
-a1-nsailtsly. rhs sprol-s VIII SAT- s-7r,
No rice roofs AZ onc=. VIII soon usE. a
cos srowrn ard mature grain. SON, -..s
-tFnitEs aAFe taken elEht - ten barrels
q rice Per acre from ss,ou4 crops
On re aelds which have good drlizaxe
otAeF cFops silll may b. Successfully
zFoEa. such as nills- sad s-rgsun "a =
Ersal rany oshs- farm pro5usts 40 !.
sresg s-ccess might b atssirsi IN .sfs
Wy. from tas tsot that snsh eroos 20 "a
- 5-rlsatsi 70 great adTan.sse ~ 7ra---
Ing On gl1ges g1rpWn v9 by haskflreort.r
an4 tbs WAteE c31tGeER1 ae-IFaa s.e-
ridges These crcps cozl4 ha ha-rs.-s3
cary = a'aa- Is here termed the w5u-ar
s1l W'-ich V0pli Be called tia sllI z-7sn'
e- Il ina North
Land ssculi be b7oSsa ia re -r,,,r.
lag lav tine 1lsing The Ear.v fs5I 80
J Sister the earlier she better To- 49,
srczfa q grass sAoei1 b rengre5 *
eufu-1g o. otherwise. yet H 1as 1ans 4.
o'2Ssn n the early fall thIs ztass ra7
be turned nndsr AID vii got -. s,,-5r..
fhs wEase-
Ia TIE spring. 10 later thin ,hs ,,,,
par o. 2arch. the SOD sa1ala n. ri
ert ~ with 1tse haFTrEs. roslas ~. 49,
Eowss9- TIE rice 4 pla.;ei tie ~sr,s y,
BAeae--Srra1cssts3 or srilisd "a i -
rcEsd IN nicely
Asser tie rice has ggc9u s-,,- -. !.
sEssFs .ae2sz Sigh water shcHls 81 s,-r.,
e and ths sr-t2ee Kept cosered rom ~.
isrns sarii the crop Is sso.n 40 -,
SEa-- > passing sroz ne mia = -
oo1E4, aud The he'd hszins q, ar,.- -.
TIE weight q ;he gralu. A. IN. 80 80
tae Eassr shoals Sc ren.gs,l s-.,. ~.
Seeds 20 tAas the zF1a-3 nsv - ~.
pres9Eatcrg for harrest 4, 49,. -
Essss tAe rics i ready for a. $780,.
TIE he's. time for s,wipv - s' -
ias zlatls " Nareh % the msss.s !.
ApliL ~ co~-se cne ms. - $3.50.
% she ssas01s. WALSH Az s--rs, ~. =
carter Hze sometimes isssr ~. ~ e Il
$50 sEa,a s-c,ts oer Ezrh A.tre- 80
srai-s VII cs zoEs plump aua se.,s..
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and ore car harvest this before the
eqlino1sal storms which sometimes dam
zEe the rice crop. Some seasons the late
scTB rice doss as veil as he ea-Iv sown
ss IaT As the growth is conserved. hut
one takes chances both as to season aad
Storms.
Sacks a Ties contain all the way from
A+' 10 - rounds. ana sometimes oyer
aecnriing 70 the quality OF tbs grair .iz..
q faeS ana tAc way u is allsi. A bar
rel of rice always contains 1sa n,rnJs
ny sttii1g and buying rice II is ALWAYS
q1;tsd by ;hs barrel. The standard husSal
contains ioryy-four pounds.
I1e amount o; seed required 10 sow
q gre OF ground varies somewhat. ac-
- -'.s 20 me ssason- In sowing in
v Arso- one should use from aighty ~
one hundred pounds: ia The tore nss, =,
,.g-14 ssFeo1y-hTe pounds TO the acre. in
May CT June. hEIy 70 sixty uOuuts tn
tafller the seed Is planted The mo-s ssai
taxes. OF account Of the ground bsi,r
r-.a add vet IN April and Nav ~
ser1iuates
Pure seed rise home r-ow,
4y -Ecl- 81 10 S. PEI barrel. irn7.o-, . !
3Faa fFcm s. 10 $40. ana i,nro-t III ~ ~,
'I'Az fran S 10 s..
Ae sIE2T. Ehen well preserved T. =,
-~--f 4s much value for feeding pnrro,ss
- sLF4S II the North. Il Is nss5
.'es farmers exclusively as hsv tor
Atsf s1oeE i also makes a so,4 ~.,., rs
et rrger sooa Quality
re r.-@ g bound. shocked and ,arnsd
-s -41.e As wheat, and Is almost eteIn-
e.ss's e1Fesast from tht shoek vs-r -
- taFnsrs stacking their riss A.,
~ ing n the ssock two 10 four wsatr-
slee IS ready for threshinx ara :.
800 s--Ol4d be loss in this. 50 mai al ,sy,
eeaases as possible b taks, - , .ew
lae rain and wind.
nAallag the rice from the sh,ek :,
laFfsaing machine. use : soiis ~,
y. - made o. aooFipg for The Waco -
49, s4slAs = sreat am3unt Of rirs
~ s'-tsers nom the heads IN hama
s nee IN he shocks or stacks r,,-.
4 nearly perfectly dr. a. rozs,s.Sr
s9sn thresaed. othsrwise ~ ~. sS.s .,,
n me sacks and become iniure5
n E.h slEnos, destroy its ms-ts,
n case any is thrsshea wssr
--.p OF wei, il should be immss,a,.Is
1891 ont upon a dry surface ma u,
Nesd 20 dry ont completely beso-s !, !.
$3.50 and his should b s-orsa =
.o, ary building. well protected s-or,
-s4-nes Great care should h. ,al.r
70 nave thoroughly solid founsssi ~
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RICE crLrURE.-
Information which Has Refsrsn..
to Texas

TO Texas.
Iae tFelsht ra.ac dspar,ne,t q. -.
scHsst AID Central ros,ss has ss5 4
circular resas4as rise czl1u,s 4. Tea.
Il IS tali .: iussrest,ng iptg-ms,io. ~,
reads as ssllsvs.
Land toF r.es culture mus. h. =. -a-
PsFsseSiy levA as peazlsls, w.th r.-s,s
al saiaeieat sss Drainage vureo-s.
Levels must BE- suat ars1aa a. $50.
AisA sH1ush % Ansa the wz.s- rb5es I,
raa uPsa saIa sesas ssriss tbs grsrfsr
season; sHA WA-es uasi BE il pts i
near . six lu2aes rs psssis.s. all "a.
ground mass Sc covered ana ,hs urser
should ae 10 deeper ia any rlase ,haa
from fauE 10 six EaehsS Tae ssritass
Y wee land eats 10 Es1rs 4a4tever u-s-
vsde1 il 5 O. he lsvsl aa4 ysa -as Es.
~a'eF o. j fos asosiag las Old mstA.ss
q ssp7iylag FtsF froz lac rilnssg
SaizA : gathered inso large bsaAs aas
PSses. has sEussz As rplS TO & susas-
eeasinA n drsagAsy sel=sHs tas x4es-
runs s5oFt na5 zas crop q I5ss. Tse
l9sasTa a1t s1sceksfct 1asthe5 cf sauctv :
l1s water s ~ peEpf-g sgum tie rivers
a1a htgc1z Nnsrr sresh. sree- s.nstt
q safer e1r 1e secured T..s metSe
vs. sassof--fe 4 1s<f On 4 sn,u sszss
y lcn-s.sAA several ys4r4 age ara A1s
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to dem0astFaze the Talt.e cf aat The nsgsss-
sfeY tor an of1etal erEzn- Its iEfigsaee
i TAR rsacAinE and can BE- ns4ds TO he
mare So u reaches 0ur and brings all
rzaes1b@rs into to1ch WIKI she werk 81 the
4ss~saesh91 Even al present i Is \
great saving u postage IN esaefAE tom
EurEeatton ufsh the members Il per-
fcrrs a great service IN reducing the De-
FfEz9erf list sy prpnspg rsnia1ers Il
Is 10 Ionger an experiment therefore let
VA determine its s1tErr ~ se5nite legs
IatFve enseSnsuz At she forthnomins epa-
vsntioa-
tie was kicker % high degree. w&s
this tF4vsHsr. TIE Escrnsnt b. arrived 81
TIM R0.qi be began grwm9ilEs
-'LaEEIoFt. I Ray be BE Iess sgf s1ggeF
ami wan. Yea 70 kses IL wsr@ .or me
h had s&Bd as W tFpsed cut cs he h5geL
-Trast fslIoW must BE 4 crank qf ras lrss
water sast The Iaast8Ur5 10 a traveller
q our acsuairtanes who sas iust gazing
his esii preparatory Ia leaving
Nc~ this traveller Il a ehrazic ioser, aid
be said to ths iaa5losa, Deaf yon know
sh5t fest9W ~ gABla5irs &c ihs gruzeter }
No said Inc Gzudi9sa '.it is his 3cst
time ksrs.
Fsh4p ssia ne ssEsr. g sA5aga yos
weEs cato h5us-
WAY asked sse lsu5iorE
WAY td1s seTa0w IS subject ig sss p
SAT- shs Joker HeIt hive en- rgag al
1ee szsis whtls eating ard triEh5eas
evsFya@ly @us % their wits seeIs that
be has en- q yen iced him meat &c
eggz
Wen SAID the lAz4logt. eT@ glad
Y0ta sots ore I'D post The walters % s-ees
clear O. cue G.. hts frs
10 ra~ .gttrt.
ger he. Ok tcurss. ordered steak ami eggs
Czly To els tkzg they were slttsalT
sat tie grunal@4 some @. I0grs@ tat
UDstlaz i8kt shat Gs tit at TIE afF. Etss.
table amen she Steak and eggs failed aga y
tuss Before reaching h51. RE night eAT-
gcereu 1wEg Ia shs a4ltet that The hoyel
vas psak ia lhe scs4k and egg liEs had
NOT & late .oner ssEssd himself Sgg1SIts.
zEt galilas sos steak au1 eggs was
promptly serTcd The sgazbieFs n1tg-
aast1E aaEe gnss to ths boiling pitch lie
I1 1rlitst the waiter ss having lied act
tsE1sodst at exglauatic- Tas waiter
eo1f. cnlF slamz4r sbat Re had observed
TIE lazl.0rt-s orders TssE our kicker
hl=1 himself 10 the landlord Cor AZ en-
p-A1ztioz Having 10 cd1e- TecDEFse -1e
lsutEsr9 had 10 Tess 1E hts ra4sccs.
TIE EieEer began 10 realize thas he had
tesz made lh- b1tt G, g Joke BE .ei;,
v1wlEg vru - arse upon alt r1ut-erce1. ss-
pec5sllr -hs iosiaE Grayslsr Il as sa0al1
Eger Use- ai--
TaJs iitsts sg9rr ian Ectast hs29e1l1gl
Illustrates ;hs sSs-e-ss travellers ~il 80
10 % sftg- 10 have a Utsfr far- Tbs IsaE-
lord .n ;ars ease s@sIet ID ralEs me Joke
MAS ~ h.mseE
January 'o.si o1- Ass9r at71 ovr-
shs 1880 r-e-he-saip line. ~ course re
NiIl saTsr s9=e eF lapsa '-oan 8s'z7l aey
trrtnr ,Ha -r7r'a. bur G1r Ss.- 'o- 'zEn-
airy snqt 'ESet .htt. Toe ssss IN hatni
~ 0wg Na-t70si r1npsnsg0r st51it 7rtEesl
ussusaogF- over :as ts5N -5rg
We nav fylsrr1zss sj'A sart o'hsr ug1r
f tfs agsptr109s nPerirE for ths Fesr to,s,
ours tgvig ~ 4 e
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4
wAsrtoR- Texas Mlrsh Qut's apra-
Der OF e7EazaerraaI travellers were 10
whsuan this Heex Registered at shs
Sas5qn hossi we're \. J. saag-hsag e
sssEuer 4 Eshmaa from Seu orleans.
George e Thouaax g. So I.o1ts. sgllimS
suiesz and extracts.
George H. Webster 81 San An.gnIo sold
law ea0Es a. J. La Bast. Jr-, vita Jake
Davis Co. c. r. tilen. Dru-s ASsaegs
g. J. Burrows, T. G. Ccw1tz. wlth Pasgz.
Lsaearh 4 Co, aud J01n Grass E. J..
Wills popular salesman. % Galveston
H. P BiEgius- with Battle Axe tooas-
GO. and z 2. Lacy With wEslSE woeies-
wage rs1resersed Dallas 6Eals.
Miss Baker OF Louisville sold up-,5-e zie
cos tonnes for Ms1aate GFuudy.
Hglssen furnished the majority G. the
+. ~E1ighss Of shs Erip and was persocztst
~ II Hel1ieE Ska sl-lth Premier type
writer's. u g. p Thomas s5Gd aeGr am
bacgu : Brasasr. wigh B9reaar6. Bra
sEer & Co. J. Blackwell. WIth Taylor &
sons a. C. Turner. Eif6 -iteaEN hzrt-
ware T. e Farley wi.h American 81sF
COMPANY W. z Love sad ". smI.Ess ..
Th0-us0as
r L Ward 0t Czsr0 sold nachiasrY
aH1 r z MarrfI oe AaSletcz visited
WhsT1on fo- me first .le-
NJ shs DEgm-e.s home Bers touuz ".
p l7tobls Wlch oils and varuIsA from
s Lsais g. n BroWE Rtsh tas E'rtsce
lIze Sim Osborn. selling liquors. u Hons
tQ2- 7. 4. Ray HARDWARE 3. Moore
so-.aWesssga Telephone company; A.
R3os. Magnolia sasF. 81. P Curta. oil
mills s31it 8oEts. heavy aar1wars,
George w. SslG and L. t. McReyno.4s
wli- soucawssteFz Tt!gp19ne company u
The Bayou CITY
7. D TAFT 81 to3iaHapolis sold Arm
s1rczg slrgjcal Instruments
y Dsey " SAT Antonio did zgpZ 10. =
i9g =. 3 Frank Il Co
Ha1aiiE o. Galveston s1lI h4ri-
ware
Tas Cane Belt railway was -spFesszissi
by W. T. Elfr51ge L. X Hauey. W. Y.
Mess az. L. s Beafls
= Autographed az tie CrissleF wsre W &
Peters C. t5s South resseru TalcCLane
company " 7 Gillian and G. ". Pow
ier w-1 Csole PisGo company. H. Y
Bc1e7siisn Victoria 2. Hatch wfth Col.
l.sr Bros Galvsss1a r. Fl SMITH. 4rGgs
ll.'sE McMii TAYLOR wIta ParEeys a.
aFtfs 4..ls- tIs-- r. ". Pe1tergrsss 1i
6ss-asa- and ~ y JsrraFd wtts ftoSar4
SE.ss IL Co. sl01st1z.
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The Canine Canveptfon and ire
rlare 90 H~ .sle~ted
wfr zrpr f- res = Ns-s
Va ara 75s t2 Separating t1a 1ai+
q Sr- sr1 wi 70 sgl-r 11t a- -811e- so3
-ar.zqsa -ns-- Il. sF,4ar. sr,-ssss-z IN
49,.
40
g NaF RF'fanH ate t017r tear % t5t1S-
iuE 8. t-e .sue TIE 1rrltsr has sers
.f--. gx ,rat ,sV se.s.p+e.~sese,r s,F e,,.
r. y V'@@s -4fT ave- 'A'
As-att111s 'ottagf1g ss-h dshfT ticselg
c-s - rars Nssf--at ---4srssr- arr
- - $780, 49,
etsAAf aFe a~lA asaS@fF % 'sf '2'
f1y-e@1 ~ 45ra S7ws,tNs anay ssGHE
Vn1 isr l1 t1e Fr vitra ~ gre s1Urs.
Eaeu sU ne am ags 2 T. o~Grffs
sasl 1awa aSssef -ar0zzr ssesc g Htas-t
sfsKez ~ t1f -o-gaatl.5 ftasisr. ans
me FFsiB Asvr ter~ h-ea-H-sss1T sat'l-E
rrf sseliuS 30 gsi- or rss rzss tsT 81
sr-za EHunal -sst.rx M q Fla1lr f-rsl
ttou ~ GORE srf rar=Fes whoa F-
sfesf ~ .srtttsrss fsta1z over sash oshsr
wscE rustgg-sGat ARMS ae@ra< as 90
eclae iu -rpIT 80 TtF -Afgf-aHg sm-
r1susere-t as the su -ssa 1-Es-g o. .5s
day. NJ place W t11fieg 11r FER. rsei-
iaE there ss4-1 esem : arzGgas asii-
ness 1rsgaltlaz in ass eadF Taqa an
rhs-. uaraags SOME maaaae- frga1 ;.ae
an1iCcsl9s VIII arlss la hF gl4ne and
xsy Mr. Chairman. gn :hs faterse.s 81,
shls great sfaHs ami g.orsozs 2 p A. As
So tzsIsE. whose Fnsreh q urversss ans
dalses aaa snap Of tae Nate9a srsm M6.as
u California. from acsan 10 cSszA. srons
the lakes TO xuls great aBrIa-seI EEta
zgs9Eeioss aEssnsslAses q Ike srightss.
-
cred tiunuliuoas zgplauses rise 10 son
.paGe TIE ns1s plzEr q assembly, als-
FORK eisy. slAaai1g II sns Irou, sans or
out Of the rc.ld city ~hsre geni1= may
tF Nasn uneitpped wings and ~ dose peo-
PIE are espaole q the grandes' achieve
meats Way. sF- Sa4irm4u- shea I thinS
" ! aa1 isf 10 Nondss L she gods have
- piaeea an Nn,.1 OF posslosii "a
1saseteslt1s lIsoA sHe people q sn.s son
lS9al. cry y y ~ Rsv1a aonor 70 HafRa-
y y. ~. = -i.-.F nssi.. az peoI.e ao~
-teN .lT sNHst q entsase. PASSING
Als, Nus ~9Aieftei dls1n-
ivy eS.- - 1900 os1 oreF We tese
1870. -. ..- -. a. 'ne P'N q
(, 80, ~ tessee.i9i'l
,,,,-ra,t,,,,x -,.-,f.,,,. NNs .s. ZIG!
r,,,I~ a.sars T-...s :, ..s
.sssis..... ~. ,,Sqse,
and e.y isus,s,sr s..s.ts,.sSs -. ssss
zlcs. A. sts..
than I, ,hfs rs,,,,s 1ar,ns :, -. N
h. chosen nv ala .,ia5 ar,a $500. ~,
her wfJi ~ yron,lsyt,s 80 =, -. - :,
never though, a. this rlsrs hss,rs r.,
win eerna stgesstfnrs fror, ,,-,s,r,,,
members about carrying ivneha. ~ .o,t
tail pockets and not brrtheninw anvbos,
10 entertain and doing ths h,,siness n
twc-dsrs, session ana roi5s sons =
= al
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Corpus Christi. Texas March .-Dav.
LAneesh. representing the Drunmoad
Tobacco COMPANY. and II. T. Norris et
Norris Bros. Co OF Dallas. wsxe dniur
business IN CORPUS chrisu drrirx he
past seek
Arrhibsld Marx. travelling representatives
for the Tabssro Sauce company. ana a.
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BACHELoR BuTToNs.

New York Press.
There ought 10 be a Law 10 y
artists picture Cupid pushing b.
Fiage.
M the world ney make helieFs
a lover, but the average man .
lieves he is a chump.
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MoTHER,s FRIENI

mUTHERS FHl
viii overcome all ills pecnlisi
period preceding childbirth, and !,
pare the delicate organism dH z
volyed for the FINAL ordeal. = z
Friend is not an internal cure-r
scientific iiniment approved oy
authority and established By I
successful use. Z
Sold by druggists for 81.
book, Before Baby IS Born,
on application.
uAE naADFisIa skeulAToa ca
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as the immense weight viii q
ordinary foundation.
Rice can be produced in svorsp
for from $40 TO s1a per acre.
Tarssh:ng machines are cos
somewhat different in the ey1inx
those used fer threshihg grain Y
North, for the reason that the 9
often daa.per and greater in qur'
the amount Of grain.
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TWO LIVE

Upon the
strength and
condition of an
expectant moth
er depend not
only her own
life but the life
and perfection
of her child.
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a woman elways says a lot nrs
Is necessary beforehand, 50 u ~
happens she can say she said y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

The women have an idea that I,
over thirty who isn't married cass
ashamed 10 90 around that way i0''l
IL he enjoyed IT,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-03-04

The woman who puts paint on h
FOOLS aoou; as many men as the VI
pads out her hips.
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THE EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY
or THE UNITED STATES
or THE UNITED STATES.

o4dinr Assurance Dec 3lst 1899 - SI,O54 Ale 42200
Assurance Applied for in 1899 Z3oooo1OoO
Fxominad and Declined - 34054 1880
N Assurance Issued - 2O33O1 $4,000
Income in 1899 - 53s782OOse
Assets December 81 1899 ............ 2SOl912 s6sO
Assurance Fund (S2l6,384 O0) and all
other Liabilities (s268S, S3403) ...... 2l9O738O9O3
Surplus ......................- 61,1I7477H
Paid Polcyholders in 1899 Observation-Disclosures. 24,lO754l44
w.
HYDE, VICE
attractive wa ontracso % field
Fol liars
R. H. BAKER CO., MANAGERS
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pTess1eMt--DzE III La4keT- Ia IrE1sA
s@eratzFy--Tznss L.eicw, San Anso-
FSrs+ wee Pre@saezt--B. 3 Gasslsy. Fors
Worth
s-eoa1 vice Prezsssa.--D. W. Miehaar.
E1ustcn
ThIrd yies Prsssssnt-c- : z. HotIasa.
yIc<srI.
BOARD or DIRECTORS
Poet G. Thow as L. Kreel1zd- HousiS1-
Puss D. FRANK Arnnid. G. $ AcszLa and
C. " Holland. San Artrrio. Texas
-~s~ " II 3 IsrrAha1k. DsIl.ss-
Posz 2. c. q HorsSE. 4gsti7-
Posi- O. IT, J. Laanrs. Gslvssso1-
Peso "a Tro1nxs Farlze-. Wzg:-
Pest |. II. W. SlngletaTT, CorslcA7A
Pps1 J r. L. FTye, Fort Wo-sh-
Pos r. 8 c. Bsnn=sr. Csfoesvitle-
Posi- L. 6. n HetIIg. "a Grange
Poss " T. 3. woSsrs CpeF5-
Pest y, c. IT, Cox. Temple
Past o. P. 7. 2lrges, yassrEfa-
Fosx p. Tarz c. Spupe. Esa-sts7-
Pest g. l. z. Barrisoz BrsrhaE-
Pcz- r. Ernest EohtheFE- q PAss.
COMMITTEE cHaE2MEN.
Ratiru15 A 2 For.e ynrt WsEts-
Press AdslRh BeIss. Egzsgos-
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WHARTON. The Southern F'tl s
soon nut new iron bridge Reross Y
RADIO river at this point.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-04

Rev. DR.. e. A. Wingard, tho poet
preacher, dted here last week. His
death Is a great loss to the church and
to the South, for he was real poet
ana Christian gentleman. Il. Fl. A.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-04
MAYOR KLETTNE EIS.

The people have intrustcd the NUM-
cipal govt rnment Of Ncwberry for the
next term to Mr.. Otto Klcttner. lie
will be supported in his administration
by board of aldermen who have mad
experience in the management of town
affairs. Mr.. Klettner is thorough
business man and fully competent to
discharge the duties of the Office to
which he has bee n chosen by the votes
Of his fellow citizens. We believe that
he will not be the tool Of any man or
faction but that he Will stand square
with the dignity Of the Office and give
the town wise and progressive admin
istration on broad guagc, though not
eXtravagant scale.
AS we said some time ago this is
critical point in the history Of our town
and much depends upon the head OF
the municipal government. He can ad-
vance the town by wise and progressive
leadership or he can rctard it's progress
by niggardly economy and inaction.
We trust and believe that Mayor Klett-
ner will stand equal to the occasion and
without fear or favor will do those
things which will be for tho best inter-
csts of the whole city. In such course
he shall have the support and cncOur-
agemcnt and aid of The Herald aud
News.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-04
ono another, and by tho help OF God we

one another, and by tho help OF God we
shall succeed.
One moro word In conclusion. This
Advent Sunday introducing as it does
tho season when our hearts look for
ward and prepare to hail tho coming
King, suggests the appropriateness and
tho spiritual beauty Of such an act.
"Bohold, thy King comoth unto thoe!
He comes to mako his abode with us
aud to enrich us with MI tho blessings
OF his lovo and grace. Lot us prepare
to givo him II royal welcomc. lot us
have gifts and honors and ontortatn-
mcnt for him. Lot us otter him our
hearts for his templo aud his huuse for
his own unouruuheroa hstitatlou.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-04

"rhcro il hut one small rhnuce to
save your life aud that Ia through an
nprraUnn" WAS tho awful prospect sot
hrforo Mrs |, E uunt. OF lime Ridge,
Wis hy her doctor after vain(y trying
tn cur" hor of n trtshtful case ot stom.
arh tnrnio and yellow jaundlco. Ito
didn't ronrt "n tho marvellous power ot
Electric Ettters to ruro Stomarh and
liver troubles. bat she heard ot It,
took seven bottles, was wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knitr, now Weighs
moro and tools holter thHn over. lts
positively guaranteed to oure Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles and never
diSappoints. rrice 900 at all drug
stores.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-04

On tho return trip we reached Co.
lumbia at II O'Clock on Thursday night,
being two and half hours late, occa.
sioned by break down between Alston
snd Columbia. Altogether 1t was a
very pleasant trip and am glad l had
the pleasure Of taking 1t. To tho young
couple who have plighted their love the
best wishes Of many friends and ac-
quaintanccs arc extended.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-04
FORTY SIXTH ANNIVERSARY.
NEARLY HALF n CENTURY YSINCEFIRST
LUTHERAN CHURCH In NEW.
BERRY WAS DEDICATED.
Annivcrsary Sermon by tho Pastor--EHorts
I" be Mado to Dedicate tho Now Church
by the FIrst OF tho Year

The Lutheran congregation in Now
berry was organized rs years ago with
II members and has grown during that
time to moro than 800 members, and in
addition to this there is second luth-
erau church in the factory village.
the new Lutheran church was built II
few years ago at u cost OF some lI.OON.
There Is still u small balance duc. and
until this Is liQuidatcd tho building
cannot be dcdiratcd 1t Is tho desire
OF tho congregation To enter the new
year aud the now century free OF debt
and thus be able to have their building
formally dedicated. With that in view
II congregational meeting WAS held on
Sunday for the purpose Of drvi$irg
ways and means to accomplish that end.
The pastor will appoint committe to
wait on the mCm6crS and mako efforts
to raise the cash.
Pastor Schercr also preached u STR
mon appropriate to the anniversary Of
the dedication Of the first building.
Besides the three members who reside
in New berry and were among the origi-
nal ~, there are two or three who are
still living but reside outside OF New
berry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-04
Executors Sale Of Real Estate,

Executors Sale Of Real Estate.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !
NEWBERRY COUNTY
ny ORDER OF PROBATE COURT
I'd will sell on saleday in December,
1900, at Newberry Court House, S c.,
during the legal hours Of sale, at auc.
tion, to the highest bidder for cash, all
that lot of land In the town of Helena.
the County and State aforesaid, of
which Viney Gallman died seized and
possessed, containing one acre, more or
less, fronting the tract Of the Southern
Railway, and adjoining lots OF r. G.
Irwin, deceased, Rev. N. Chiles, An
thony Wright and others. Purchaser
to psy for papers and stamps.
A 7. GTRSON,
Alm . ,strator with lie Will am xed
of Viney Gallman, deceased.
Nov. 10, 1000.