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u. C. v. ORDERS
Appointment of Brigadirr Generals
for the Texas Division.

lor he JeXu~ DlNtsioh.
Headquarters United Confederate veter-
ans, New Orleans, La. August 6-Gen-
eral order No. 243: AT the request CT
Major General K NJ. Van Zandt com
manding Texas division, y. c. ", and
upon the recommendation OF Lieutenant
General w. S. Oabell. Commanding TAns-
mississippi department, L. (. v, and IN
accordance WIN section $, srticle 6 Of tae
constitution, tne general commanding an
ncunces the following appointments, u
wit:
NJ f. Mott OF Gslyeston to be brisadier
general in command of the Southeast sub
division of Texas.
Charles ID. Grace of Bonham, TEXAS, 10
be brigadier general in command OF Inc
Northeast subdivision of Texas.
George Mccormick OF Columbus, TeXas,
to be brigadier general in commani vi
the Southwest subdivision Of Texas.
George B. Picket OF Decatur, Texas, q
be brigader genera In command OK the
Northwest subdivision of Texas.
w NJ MoGregor OF Cameron, Texas. &c
be br .gader general in command of the
Western subdivision of Texas.
.. The brgadier generals named above
will Immediately enter upon the duties o.
their offices, and will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly.
g. The attention Of the brigadier gen
erals named above, and also those In al
the other divisions, Is directed to sectipa
A. article of the bylaws and they arr
urged TO push the organization of camp
in their respective brigades vigorous
BY order OF j B. Gordon,
General Commanding.
Geo. Moorman, Adit. Gen. and chief 9
: STAFF
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TEXAS RELIGIOUS MATTERS.

Cleburne, Texas, August 7.---C. s. Tnck-
err got the contract to build the new Bap-
list church. H. Will cost 5000, is to DC
completed before Christmas, pressed erlek
veneer, metallic shingie roof, seating
capacity OF 700 or 500 steam heated
Alvin, Texas August y.-lhe protraeted
meeting which has been in progress a!
the Christian church IN this city tor the
past two weeks closed last night As
result Of the meeting much good has been
done and the religious tone of the com
munity has been greatly built up
Georgetown. Texas, August THE Ger.
man Lutheran church of Texas VIII nol1
conference at Walburg, n few miles from
here. beginning or Thursday and con-
tinuing through next Sunday. About nifty
ministers and many other delegates IRON
various sections Of the State will be II
attendance
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nenton counts oId sett,ers.

Denton Texas, August 9.-Three thous-
and persons attended the first day OF the
fourth annual reunion OF the Denton
county old settlers at Aubrey today ana
the expectations for tomorrow are Tor
still larger crowd and one OF the must
successful meetings ever held.
president G. u Medlin. w. G. Rey-
nolds and Gallatin Kearby of Van zandt
county and +. r. Hill OF this county were
the speakers today An old fddlers' con-
test was held tonight. Governor DICK
Hubbard will be the principal speaker To-
morrow
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BrooIsshire Briefs.

Brookshire Texas, August S.--Mr. Pauf
Mallna arrived home few DAYS ago fIop
three months visit to his old home IN
Austria -Moravia. He reports having had
most delightful voyage AMI visit.
Miss Lucy Brookshire, after an absence
OF two months, visiting relatives and
friends in Bell county, has retulne home,
being accompanied by her cousin, Mrs
r. H. Clark OF Kileen.
Mrs C. W. Norris and family were
among the arrivals Sunday morning. They
spent several weeks visiting relatives In
Navasota.
Mrs. p. NJ. Cuny and children have
also returned nome after having de-
lightful trip through Northwestern, Gem
trail and Southern Texas.
Mrs James, who has been teaching
school in Westfeld has also returned
home.
4 Mis-. H. G. Cunningham AMI family LEFT
a few DAYS ago for San AiGc!o, where
they will remain several weeks visiting
relatives.
TAe families of Messrs Warren cooper
and Gt,g Bains are ,ojourning at Nor
gans Point for the summer.
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"THE CADET GIRL
Production of New Play on tho
New York Stage.

Production of New Play ON tho
New York Stage.
New York. August THE preliminary
opening of what promises to be one OF
the greatest theatrical seasons New York
has ever known took place in the appear
ance of 1.-The Cadet Girl" at the Herald
Sauare. The production Is remarkably
elaborate and beautiful and the cast con-
tains about every light opera star that has
arisen in the last half dozen years.
Christie Macdonald and Dan DAILY are
among them and whatever else may be
said of the performance, a certain quantity
of good singing and honest fun Is assured
by their presence. Adele Richie. Vtrslnia
earle and Joe Nixon are &here also and
the rest are in keeping.
But what are most impressed In the
seeing OF THE Cadet Girl' are the Won
derful scenes and choruses and the lights
| and songs and the altogether charming
stage pictures,
Mr.. A. NJ. Chamberlyn Is in charge OF
the military young lady and VIII chaperone
her around the country. A more pleasing
experience than a sight OF her can Pr NY
| ha imagined and if the numerous pro.AHa
of other New York MANAGERS only f"el
lun In their various lines 70 this standard
set AT the Herald Square theater in me
mfdst of summer and root gardens the
coming winter will not be uninterestine
in the way of plays and players
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In Grnnge items.

La Grange, Texas, August S.-Quite
little excitement was created here late
Monday evening by mad horse Inc
horse belonged 10 colored man by tne
name of Pendergrass his little hov went
out TO catch the horse, which BIT MN On
the leg. The horse then started OUT on
a regular rampage, biting rs iar IS lhpNh.
sir 6orses and several mules ietore being
killed by the city marshal. PendergrassI
little boy was taken over on the niun
10 where there is madstone; tae sione
was applied to the wounds and adhered
Tuesday morning the city marshaI Sho.
rabies.
The Daughters of the Conf edere:y served
cake, ice cream and lunch In the ootrl
house yard last night; which net'n1 mem
Hon. ]. F. wol.e:s. c. e. Ltnc snt
Iohn II. OBar have gopa To the state
democratic convention al Waco.
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HILL COUNTY OLD SETTLERS.
The Annual Reunion Was BcId n,
HtllHhort

Hillsboro, Texas. August 9.-The I'M
County Old Settlers association elected
the following officers today for the ensl-
ing year: John p. Cox. president: vice
presidents, Judge j. ". Stevens, Geofgs
Porter and Mesdames NJ NJ. CuloeIe IN,
N. L. Carmichael, Beulah Miller. Molhe
Griff secretary, u. C. Wornell; treas,
urer, George Carmichael.
Hill county camp of Confederate ve;eI-
ans held their annual reunion today. Sew
en- thousand people attended Speeches
were made by C. f. Greenwood ]. X.
Parr ex-Congressman 10 Abbott and
others. Roll call showed membership
of 500 The following officers were elect
ed: John p. Cox, captain; K. VI, williams,
first lieutenant ], " Hampton, second
lieutenant; D. c. Wornell, adjutant
George Carmichael, treasurer.
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THE ENcAMpMENT.

At Camp Tom Smith all was life ard
mirth. The programme as arranged for
the day was not followed without varla-
ton. The battery company held two drills
today.
Rollard Deeson. musician Of the Gas
ton drum corps, was sent to the hospital
from OF erheat He Will be all right after
a-day or two
Miss Daies Friou. sponsor of company
c, and her maid OF honor, Miss Emma
Randle. chaperoned by Mrs. Dudley
Wooten, were camp visitors today.
This afternoon an interesting man
euver was performed. The First bat
TALON proceeded in southeasterly d.
rection from camp and in an hour The
Second battalion was sent out to find AMI
capture them This the boys did with
the spirit and zest they would undoubted-
ly di;rlay in an enemy's country.
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c..nemen Arc to We Il.

Fort worth. Texas August s.--The ex-
ecut!ve committee Of the Texas Cattle
Raisers association will meet here An-
gust %. and it is said by Secretary Loving
that many very important matters TO the
cattIemen of the Stale are to be con-
sidered. one of these is the freight rate
rnattar The cattiemen Of Texas have
asked for some reductions in rates rom
he railroads which have not yet been
granted. II is believed thai TINS matter
will be pushed by the executive commit
toe Of the association
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sHERIFFs' pEPARTsMENn.

Gonzales. Texas. August 7.-All officers
look out for heavy set brown horse,
years old, not branded, about 10 hands
high has a wire cut under left shoulder,
shod in front and has three white feet.
The above described horse was stolen
near Ottine in Gonzales county, on the
night of August 9. A reward of S25 viii
be paid for recovery of horse and SIS for
arrest and conviction of the thief r. NJ.
Glover, sheriff Gonzales county.
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tenn tonight. Plummer did not hear any
gong sounded and stepped in front of the
car at Crowdus and Main streets, The
car had no fender and Plummer fell in
the open and exposed space between the
floor of the car and the surface OF the
street and was ground to death almost In
gtantly by the wheels. A new and young
motorman who had taken the place of a
union striker was the only employc on
ihn rar
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nnAvY wHnAT rNroRTs.

The wheat exported from Galveston to-
day was probably the largest ever ship
ped from this port in one day. -Four
large steamers cleared today FOR Euro
pean ports with cargoes composed ehlehy
of wheat. The lrada contained 24S,O0U
bushels. the Huntcllffe 10000 bushels, the
Middleton castle 1l2. 600 bushels and tho
Gregory 96, 600 bushels, making total OF
b6s 900 bushels Of wheat exported froln
Galveston TODAY. the total value of winch
was S402 .24O The majority OF the wheat
was raised in Texas, and is OF n'sh
grade and in splendid condition.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

C1BBURNE. Mr. Smith Of Depison IS
here trying to place cotton mill
MAsoN.-The smallpox scare in Mason
county has entirely died out. There was
not a case in Mason.
Northumberland OF the heavy rains
business is at a standstill and can not re-
vive until the first bale is brought In
JACKsoNVtLLE.- Mr.. W. G. Bolton Is
nrtttnv nm a nice two story brick building
for the First National bank Of Jackson
Vile.
JOHNSON CITY, N. Davis is to
build and operate a Touring mill at this
place in connection with his gin anu
grist mill.
MARLIN. The remains of Colonel W.
w. Lang, who died recently at OAK Chn,
were laid 10 rest here Wednesday py the
side of several of his children
WAXAHACHIE.-The Central has MED
an application for Injunction TO restrain
A. NJ, Morrison from raising raleS w
water furnished to the company at I'm
mis-.
| BELIE.-A. w. Jolly an old citizen
of savoy was thrown from his buggy mere
and perhaps fatally injured, His team he,
! came frightened at a passing engine ana
/ ran through the PARK.
| WHARToN.-Mrs ], G. Davidson, as
! sisted by Misses Lou Armstrong May
I Bolton and Nola Taylor, have been busy
I collee ing funds to sond TO the relief OF
the India famine sufferers
WEATHERFoRD Two negroes resin-
ing here engaged in difficulty when re,
suited in sid simmons seing seriously cu'
with a knife to the hollow. he VIII ule
as his entrails We're severed
EMMA.-Many prospeetors are comma
from East Texas in search OF schooi Janus
but they can find none. as II mas an peei
taken up. Many Of them rem@ip' he''R
theless.
coRsIcAN .-Boughton & Moore, drill
ing for william Tatum, on me Wake
lease ave miles southeast OF the city, II
The heavy oil district struck oil at
depth OF $40 feet. The well Is GOOD 10
eight barrels day.
CELESTE. Mrs l.. T. crelia is dead a
result OF taking dose OF rousn y
rats. She swallowed the poison "nlle IN
family was at breakfast and though med
zeal aid was at once summoned notnin
could be done for her relief
ANGLEToN. Several drainage meet
ings have recently been held ID Ahsio
/ ton. and several hundred dollars raised
. he expended in ditching around tomn.
is estimated tina. the Angleton countr
4 can be we'll drained for $1,000, sum whic
, is easily within reach
HOLIDAY. The Confederate veteran
reunion OF stonewAll Jackson camp the
was to have been held on the Sth. "
and 10th Instant, has been postponed unt
The 18th. 18th and 14th OF September ny
recent rains have interfered with y
thrashing so greatly that many OF q
veterans would not have been able to a
tend had the meeting not been postpone
Young Man killed by "A Street Cn
Dallas. Texas. August s,-Rufus Piun
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nRnMoNT ARRIVALS.

r. w. Howell. Bryan, G. p. swlEdeil,
Charles S, Todd. Tex,rkana; A. r. AL
phonse. ST. Louis; y T. Amber. Chicago;
]. =. Lindsay Chicago; a. NJ, Dent New
York: j. II, Shelby, Dallas r. ; ST,kis'
New York; b. +, Bonner. Houston; j. l.
Center, Chattanooga; l.. G. Artez. La
redo; S. e. ottorf, Bremond l.. F Halter
Victoria w. c. H. Cushman, N. Ben
nipston. Victoria; d. ". Evans, Louis
Vile; George r. silbonthaler, Cincinnati,
p. r. Freeman Dallas: j, r. Dulon'
Houston: r. L. Allen. Port Layaca; O. H.
Brown, Houston; e, F. Lacy, Dallas; u.
n Baker, Norfolk. Va; j. Bernheim' NeW
YORK; 8 /. Eikens, New York; Jake
Meyer. Jr.. Chicago. ID. F. Jackson. chi
capn.
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uempstead. Texas, August 9.--contraet-
~ nd Campbell is building neat nYe-
room cottage which will be occupied ny
s,mss,f and family as homestead.
Tom Hinton. living three miles east ao o,
town. was thrown from m9'u 1851 ~ /,
tnis se,'tsInq him bsdly. His HE was
poas, a. ~ SesnaIred OF. but he is now I'M
81 nrse lin ,air prospect OF recovery.
pi lave Engle OF Houston is here visiting
his narents.
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Indians TO sue for More Land
Especial to The Post)

Ardmore, l. T., August s.-The sun
which was required TO be iled by the
choct,w and Chiekasaw nations against
he Ifni,ed states court Of claims. 70 test
~ c.,ins az these nations upon the lands
t occupied by the Klowa. clmanehe ana
knochs indians. has besn prepared ana as
soou as printed will be alod. ,ooo -.
OF The ast was passed June 6, 1900 ana
rerntres mat suit be filed in ninety days
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falls this year has been the heaviest
ever known In this part OF the State.
Crops OF every description are very fine
Corn lis good.
Rusk, Cherokee County, Texas, August
l9.-Corn crop is the best that has been
made In many years.
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NAvAsoTA NEWS NOTES.
A GoodIy Increase in the City's Tax
able values.

GOOdiy increase IN the tits N"N-
able Values.
Navasota, Texas. August AT meet
ing Of the city council last night the
board OF equalization made report show
ing an increase Of $45,391 in assessed
property values in Navasota for the past
year. This is quite jump forward. as
the increase OF last year was only about
$4,000 over the previous year.
Chief w. N Norwood. treasurer OF the
Nayasota fire department. is in receipt
of an invitation from Bryan asking that
this towns department help them cele-
brate the advent of the Calvert. Waco ana
Braves Valley railway into Bryan II Is
most likely that some of the boys VIII
attend.
Five railroad men we're carried through
hero today bound for Temple from
Cleveland They were all uncomfortaoly
well charged with malaria.
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x.oro K,,,ed h, Mistake.

Miiano. Texas, August SIS Is reported
here this morning that Gus Edwards,
young negro man living few miles nor'h
Of Milano, was killed yesterday evening
through a mistake. An attempt to arrest
he being mistaken for another negro WHO
was wante ed. When called on 70 tnro"
~, hts hands the negro run and was shot
from the effects of which he died in few
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RAIN REPORTS.

Beeville, Bee County, Texas, August o.
1t has been rainiA g almost constantly n
this section for the past six hours.
corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas,
August 9.--1'nis city and section was WIS.,
tied by fine rain which began falling yes
terday morning and continued at intervals
until this forenoon. The rain was general
and will prove OF value.
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THE CANE CROP.

Angleton, Brazora County, Texas. Au-
gust y.--Sugar cane planters arc happy. as,
they will have the best yield in many
years. The cane acreage Will be more
than doubled next year. The fact is that
the people are beginning to realize that
it is absolutely necessary to plant some-
thing besides cotton.
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RELIGIOUS.


Timpson, Texas, August 6.--rhe Meth
odis meeting which has been In progress
for the past week has just closed with
quite a number OF accessons, also many
reclamations The meeting was con-
Quoted by Pastor w +. Davis assisted by
Presiding Elder a. j. Weeks. also Rev
j. /. Dawson OF Carthage The entire
community has been greatly benehted'
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MouItop. Texas. August 8. Miss Tarle7
ton and sister OF san Antonio are visit
ing Mrs. Fred Jackson
Naw Work somewhat improved in hea tn
The carpenters are pushing heir Work
on George Baurs new store and Sili have
il done in few days Mr.. Raur has MS
goods already on hand % open up r'sh'
away.
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REUNION Al BELFDN.
The Daughters CT the Confectionery
Had Ibny.

Had "a Iny.
Belton. Texas, August s.-Today was
the third OF the Confederate reunion and
was known as the Daughters Of the Con-
federacy Day" The Daughters had ar
ranged an elaborate programme, which in
the main was carried out. Hon. w W.
Hair OF Bolton and Judge Kirk OF Waco
were the orators of the day.
There we're patriotic songs and recita.
lions, There was a large attendance ana
tha dav was a most enjoyable one.
Tonight the old veterans are holding an
other oamp fire and love feast,
The Waco and Bolton ball teams nave
nlaved three games score: Waco 81, Bel
TON 7. Bolton losing the State champion
shin
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Interurban Line survey compie'ed'

Fort Worth Texas. AUGUST s.--Ihs pre-
iiminary survey OF the interurban Eiec-
trio railway between Fort Worth ana
Dallas has been completed. Captain HANG.
the engineer who has the protiles IN hana.
has been busy with them at his ONCE IN
Corsicana the last day or two and Is ex.
pected TO report TO President Voss OK
this city today. 1t Is understood mere thht
immediate preparations Will be made 10
begin the work OF construction.
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THE FRUIT cRup

Quanah, Hardeman County, Texas. Aus
gust s.-The melon crop is very fine ana
many cars are being shipped from points
in our county. The fruit and grape crops
are fine and fruit growers have good
market
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nn,.no,xn stranger pcad.

Mckinney. Texas, August "a stranger
died here at midnight last night aud was
buried by the county authorities to-day.
He was about As years old, medium
height. well dressed. but nothing apou.
his person could be found that "ooio
throw any light on his Identity
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r-rJ7sT &c BARGAINS
sTNR o.
" rs ges
rSv1yI ~rNCE lNlqmny ~
.,l a

held on as long as possible, and II /. :,
was any sign OF Improvement in the ous,i
look the directors would have stuck It
out but raw cotton commands high
price wnlle manufactured goods are In
small demand at low prices To continue
manufacture under such conditions meant
heavy losses,
4 The pay rSn OF the mills last Saturday
con AIMED AGA names The mills Will not
be actually closed until september l. as
IL Will take until that time 10 finish the
work now in hand. The operatives in
each room win be retained until their
work is cumoieied
The broker Tor the mills sold yesterday
to M. a. Davev 500 bales OF cotton which
the mill had on hand. A month or Two
from now the mill people believe. they
can buy 800 bales of cotton of the new
crop at So a bale less than they got for
the cotton they sold. This is a reason
able expectation. IS Nfutures' of the new
crop sell at very heavy discount under
"spot' cotton
The cotton season. Just closing has been
a remarkable one.ShAt its opening cotton
was selling at less than cents . pound,
while mill products commanded falr
price. There was poom III manufacture
ing and. for a time mills were overruh
with orders but suddenly the demand
slackened the trade OF the Orient was
checked and the boom collapsed. Prices
OF manufactured goods have slumped. nut
by reason OF the short crop of cotton and
by reason OF the English mills being
caught short OF supplies, the price OF cot
ton has not decliped in sympathy with
manufactured goodE and the anomaly y
presented OF the raw material command
ing a good figure while the finished PROD
uct is almost glut on the market
The above Information was given out
by the secretary and treasurer of the
company
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THE RICE CROP

ennsm, Washington County. TEXAS
EslN s'-Mr. j. Z. Buchanan returnei
sanesaay from nearly a months eoiourn
n t.,, LAOS bottom looking after his
ma ans r.l MT Buchanan says the con-
are doing great damage to
Mo-, ,Vn crop and that boil weevils are
AN ne mas planted an experimental
- rice. The seed was put in the
r on July II, after all of the foods.
~ g now about seven inches hig
N A.. prospect for fine yield are
ss'e, on Brazoria Counh:. Texas, Au-
Inc rainy weathSr still STAYS with
=, eeilght OF the rice planters.
m sHe pest crops of rice in this $ &c.
oyiSe srown by 9. w. Carter. 1t is
|hon. rice, and If it can be harvested
~ 'ss VIII average at least fifteen
NJ. tne acre. and will bring Mr..
Nvn rom 40 to $50 per acre. as ii is
"A ron imported seed and will be
lele ior eed Mr.. Carter has only
spts which he tried as an experi-
H. anu says he could have grown fifty
= lrst as well. Messrs Baker
VIII extend their irri
wtch' commencing WORK as
a. ne present crop is harvested
IN " MI include 1000 acres for next year
| tbosl require new pumping plant
K na,st VINO want TO plant rice IN
snv suo4rhood can be accommodated
|an,a mem will break out theiI
II sn ,tls iall and be ready for croy
h vp wharton Comfy, Texas. Au
ssason u' o. the largest rice deals o
III was contaminated this weef
b vs.s- Murray of Wharton leased 70
b AZ M IVY acres in the northern por,
ogn a,agorda county of the trac
the nne Cryer league. to be use
on cn ruipose OF rice culture. An irri
npany will be at once organize,
aes oon6 MAJ OF sufficient capacity =
|n 10 oo acres will be dug at once. whicl
ners u'srged TO meet the demands o
fst.S Inc tract is most savora,I
ao ~ bounded on the east nv The o. q
b I've, and on one side hv Rlua creel
20, thro,a. run parallel TO the Colo
plhz ~ me central part Of the pa
orimI,y :, nounize land. The nea
fnsport.. 'he railroad will facili
q Il ron lor the matured crop. Tn
i. NSiot 'poeed of tirst-e class prairl
49, mas already been proven high
ot5., 70 rice culture, as well q
tin ~. css9als The Matagcrla Irr,
hrs,. proved last ysac shat rio
ald M ~ eeaiity and heavily fruiie
ahtJ n ~, yu with huge ,Srcess m n
rs ~ wharton county near El Can
qunlho nSed on the farms. r,vale
p he aa ~ size he fpest speeime,
4 'e'as Of South Carolina
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v,.tor,a News Notes.

victoria. Texas, August -. : az 49, -
have been made for concert 70 be given
a. Hauschild's opera house Monday nisn''
A,su., 90 by Prof. Flick Of cuero violin