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The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30

WARMERS s SAFE CURE was discover
ed over 80 years ago by a prominent spe-
cialist on diseases of the kidneys. and has
cured hundreds of thousands. 1t is purely
vegetable and contains no harmful drugs:
it is a most valuable and effective tonic:
it stimulates digestion and walkens the
torpid liver. putting the patient into the
very best receptive state for the work of
the reStorer of the kidneys. 1t does its
work with absolute method, prepares the
tissues, soothes where soothing is needed.
stimulates the enfeebled organs and heals
at the same time.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30
Mrs. Van valkenburg Entertains.

Mrs. M. w. Manufacturing was the
hostess at charming l o'clock lunch
her guests, Mrs. L H. Palmer and
daughters, Mrs. w. H. Loomis and Miss
Lutte Marie Palmer of Kansas City.
The guests We're seated at one long
table which was decorated with red car
nations, and carnations were given as
favors- The invited guests. besides the
guests of honor were: Mrs. W. E. Stan
ley, Mrs Margaret Wiggin, Mrs Geo.
M Eagle, Mrs c. M. Kouns. Mrs. John
Player Mrs. Dan Cain, Mrs. c. F. Res
seguie, Mrs. G. B. Reed. Mrs Frank
Hobart, Mrs. George F. Sharitt. Mrs.
w. W. Mills, Mrs. A A. Hurd.
The Helianthus Party.
The Helianthus party last night at
and most enjoyable events given by
that club this season. Among those
who danced were: Mrs. Harry Weaver
of Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs Doir
Miss Hazel Fassler Miss Anna Player,
Miss Edith Crawford, Miss Bessie
Fletcher of Atchison Miss Sue Herbst,
Miss Anna Herbst Miss Jeanette
Mulvane, Miss Jane Lloyd and Miss
Mary Lloyd of Pittsburg, Pa. Miss
Bessie Meade. Miss Harriet Stanley,
Miss Lillian Hatfield, Miss Sue Sharitt,
Miss Mamie Veale, Miss Mabel Wood,
Miss Vida Wood, Miss Jessie Myers,
Miss Lulu Ewart, Miss Katharyne Pax
ton, MISS cana CutLell, MISS Agnes
Gunther, Miss Katharyne Clough Miss
Beatrice Foster, Miss Lillian Foster
Miss Katharyne Fleishman, Miss Louise
Kellam. Mr.. Frank Moss. Mr.. Barney
Ley, Mr.. Dan Hammatt, Mr.. Norton
Payne, Mr.. Charles Wolff, Mr.. Harley
Reisman, Mr.. William Cartilage. Mr..
Charles Nudge, Mr.. Merle King. Mr..
Gill Updegraff, Mr.. George Fleishman,
Mr. Samuel F1eishman, Mr.. Lathrop
Gay, Mr.. Alan Lauck, Mr.. Hugh Nc
Farland, DR.. Irving Bean, Mr.. Everett
Akers, Mr.. Harry Parks, Mr.. Theodore
Snattinger, MIR. Don Mulvane, Mr..
Burns Williams, Mr.. Paul Mulvane. Mr..
Clarence Poindexter, Mr.. Maurice
O'Rourke, Mr.. Harry Gavitt, Mr. Bert
Cook, Mr.. George Snyder, Mr.. Bernard
Crosby, Mr.. Wallace Thompson, Mr.
Arthur McClintock Mr.. Dana Davis
Mr. James Stewart, Mr.. Roland Medh-
colt, Mr.. Will Wikadal, and Mr.. Walter
HaNeS
The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30
WARMERS

Are you tired? Low spirited? Weak and
fabby? Have you a constant drubbing
ache in the small of your back? Have you
chills? Scalding and pain when you urin-
ate? frequent desire to urinate? Are
you troubled with sleeplessness? Have
you a headache? Is your appetite bad?
Do you find your food does not nourish
youg body and make your blood rich and
in the morning? If you have any of these
symptoms your kidneys have been dis
eased for a long time, for kidney diseases
seldom put out such symptoms until they
have been working several months and
the tissues have been eaten away with
the disease. You have every reason to be
alarmed, and you should take warmers
Safe Cure at once You will find full dl-
rections with each bottle. Warmers Safe
Cure is guaranteed to cure any form of
kidney trouble, Bright's disease, diabetes,
uric acid poison, Inflammation of the
bladder, rheumatic gout, liver complaint,
female weakness and irregular periods
fema1e weakness and irregular periods
are caused by kidney disease neglected..
in the bladder, blood disease, indigestion
and heada ches. All these diseases origi-
nate in the kidneys If the kidneys are
healthy and strong, that they can per
form their work properly, there would be
none of these complaints.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30
In Honor of Miss Crosby.

About 20 ladies enjoyed the hospital
ity of Mrs. Il. B. Sweet this afternoon
at her home on Topeka avenue; they
who has recently returned from a year
spent in the east. 1t might be called
a conversational party it was such
a congenial company that no special
entertainment was provided. At 8
o'clock a three course tea was served
in the dining room, the guests all seated
a one long table which had a center
piece of roses
The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30
CURES

JUDGE T. A. MCMAHON of 73s Farra-
gut avenue, Chicago. ILL.,, says that for ten
years he had kidney and liver trouble
which seriously interfered at times with
his Official duties and he suffered so from
pain that he walked with great difficulty.
After all other remedies failed he tried
Warmers Safe Cure and says eight bot
ties cleaned him from head to foot. and
sample of the thousands of unsolicited
letters received from prominent people
who have been CURED by Warmers Safe
The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30
COLD THE KIDNEYS.

For some time I was 50 sick at my
stomach that I could not eat nor could 1
sleep. I caught heavy cold and it set
tied in my Kidneys and stomach and, in
fact, through my entire system, ! had
pains in my back and head and could get
no relief until I took Warmers Safe Cure.
1t has absolutely cured me. 1t is a Won
derful medicine; it cured me after other
medicines failed" Yours truly, Nellie
Jones, president Memphis Friday club, 1873
Vance St. Memphis, Tenn November >,
1901.
All testimonials received unsolicited.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30

anu WIVnout PAIN Sold at $500 per
bottle by druggists Our book of priceless
value to all women sent free. Address
@RADFzEL0 REGULATOR CO.. AfEarf.- O..
The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30
DOCTORS PRESCRIBE II

To convince every sufferer from dis
blood that Warmers Safe Cure will cure
them sample bottle will be sent abso-
lutely free to anyone who will write War
ner's Safe Cure Co., Rochester. n. Y,
and mention having seen this liberal offer
in this paper. The genuineness of this Of
fer is fully guaranteed by the publisher.
Our doctor will send medical booklet con-
tanning symptoms and treatment Of each
disease and many convincing testimonials.
The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30
TRY THIS SIMPLE TEST

bottle, let it stand for "a hours; if then
it is milky or cloudy or contains a reddish
brickdust sediment. if particles or
germs float about in it, your kidneys are
diseased. This is the supreme moment
when you should begin to take Warmers
Safe Cure to arrest all these unnatural
conditions, for they are the unmistakable
symptoms of kidney disease If, after
you have made this test you have any
doubt in your mind to the development
of the disease in your system, send us
sample of your urine and our doctors will
analyze it and send you a report with ad-
vice, free of charge
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
A HEBREW SCHOOL
To Be Established by the Orthodox Con

To Be Established by the Orthodox Con
gregation Adath Jeshurun,
For some time the orthodox CongreCn
tion Adath Jeshurun Of this city has been
agitatng the project OF establishing e
Hebrew school. In order hlt ,aoir chill
dron might not only receive instruction IN
the language hut the faith ct their faith.
crs ms well,
1t was finally agreed 10 open such a
school on or about August /. aud the
services Of Rabbi Simon G,p2er OF Brad
ford, Pa. were secured, VINO viii have
charge of the school,
The children will he taught the Hebrew
language and rhe history Of their race from
be held every afternoon at o'clock aud
continued for a few hours THIS time was
selected In order not to interfere with the
instruction OF the children In tine public
schools The cost of maintaining ii is
boruc by the congregation as a body.
Rabbi GlaZer, the principal, who will also
he the pastor Of the congregation, Is said
In English with equal iuenCy lie Is young
in years and very Interesting tiker He
viii arrive in the city tomorrow, and will
be the guest of MIR. ana Mrs T. kapupr.
1902 Franklin street
The congregation Is In q HoBrishing con.
ditlun. with large membership, Inc
following are the present officers PresI-
dent, /, kapner; vice press ent, SIMON
Greenberg; treasurer, Louis Housuau,
Rabbi Glazer will deliver his FIRST lee.
ture next Friday evening AT 1880 o'clock
at the synagogue. corner Preston avenue
and Hamilton street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
THE CoLoREO SUMNER NORMAL
Closes the First Week OF It's Term Very
Satisfactorily

closes t0e FIRST Week OF Its Term Very
Satisfactorily
The summer normal for rolored teachers
has closed It's first week. Conductor n
y. Wilson ana his able corns of tcochcrs
nave put forth strenuous efforts 10 make
thc normal q success and how we'll they
have done thcir work is everywhere mani.
TEST The teachers in attendance are Of a
very nigh order; white some are there IN
OBTAIN certificates the majority are there
ioT heli1mprovement The enrolment for
Tue hfst week is hfty-si1. thus shown, in
POM Of numbers in attendance tba, ma
normal is already snocess ,taaa.
INV; rue main object, however, ia ~
Ii1u,nuu'tot ana ProfS. BacksheaF CrawfnrI
sc S%n G Ma cqnner and Mrs Wesley. re-.
Size Ia ottsiro ne teachers In attendance, de.
stnTT" gtlMh IS the raising of educafioyNl
summaries and the preparation ~ = 49, Sa.,
70 do better work N"'"''"" Ok "a chefs
ana r'p d., bal.aickshear's classes In methods
ana management are intensely interesting
anu lnuch good is being done aior,, ", ,i,T.
ny lpf au classes OF teachers '''"
- VhuuCtof Wilson'S classes are oiv,ine, ,,a
thc' rS6G oie,t, and the way he handles
attention and arouSps etithnsias,,,S so'teltS
FOL itol, Ryan Is at home in reoroah.,.
In III i nnu arithmetic, and the Work done
=" ~ classes is Of high order
,aavyi' Cohher's work In history and nbva,-
io ~ pronounced success and Mo
asses seem 20 have pleasure ana ,, III
from MS Rotations ~" Pi"u'
Mrs. Wesley's long exnerie,co a., -,
en- ana student OF the science ~ ~ q .e,syn-
snaiittes her 70 handle Texas history ana
Sppnhss WIN ability and success
duty Nro9 sdsw'esd win be. at his post of
~ y aVhlaS TO conduct the reeltaflons II,
physics, ciYics and physical geogra, ,ivts W
ga NIX number or persons nave signi.
u'eh'loh 10 enroll next week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
THE La PoR1.E EXcuRsIoN.
Those Who Made the Trip 10 Sylvan
Beach on Friday Niaht.

Those Who Made the Trip 10 Sylvan
Reach on FRIDAY Niaht
~'' W ''N'y -, ~,
Inc following citizens awaited themselves
of the la Porte excursion Friday evening
ana snont several hours ,orv r,e1saptIy A.
~. ~. Fps,' '9'' p'''s''''' a.
SYLVAN beach:
Mtsdames Iilhn Enlow, r. stowe X.
cnncr ~ r. N,ltor A,a.ryo,
80
Lizzie Lea, Maggie HIEe' " Jones' NJ.
BRADLEY. w II Brewer, W. r. ErkhNrdt,
NJ Rryon. e Nancy 1pcv Reeves patsy
r,.,, :, ,,,',,t a., ,,tt,,.',,,' w.. Mi
l'eah' A. w sleadd va ltllchcoch' pr' WIZ
Henson, n .. kennedy !. y. Arto, w.
s. Hamilton "a sosnr Sr,,cot tSauv
-. -
herman Snse' lNe kosenurld' j. J." John-
sou, Jr., Edna Roake Gussio Barnett Res.
SIN Robirsob F,hpic uurge ,tsses 40.
s.,.,. 80 - ,'r
sie S"p"eu|, Rose NoymH heulah LIVES
lillian Denmn, Bessie Moore Edlth Swee-
ncy. Ella Fuller. woingart Marie Rob.
bins. Minnie comnbell q HON Bnsslr
Bailey, Addle L. Meyer. Kate Thompson,
Annie Roberts, Iucy Edwards. Lola VII.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
AN EXpREssIoN Oh THANKS
To Those Who Contributed to the Sue
cess Of the Sheriffs' Convention.

To Those Who Contributed to the Sue
cess Of the Sherihs' Convention.
The Post has been requested 10y Deputy
sheriff Conway TO express the thanks Of
the sherfI's department Of Houston to all
who assisted ia entertaining the visiting
sherffs on their recent State meeting at
nhis place II Is the desire Of the local
officers 10 express especial thanks to the
railroads for free transportation; TO the
Houston Direct Navigation company for
providing barge. together with free trans
portation to Galveston and return. the
Houston electric street railway for the
complimentary trolley ride accorded the
visitors; Captain II. u. Rice for his yalua-
Ole services as chairman " the finance
committee, and also for the courtesy ex-
tended the visitors in providing them with
complimentary tickets To the Auditorium:
10 w. II. Coyle for ARA nYng and making
success OF the trip TO GalYestQn 90 the
ladies' OF Houston who assisted so gracious
~ in entertaining the ladies' In attendance
on the meetings of the association: to the
management OF the Houston rurnyeren for
the use OF their hail, and TO all commit tees
for goal work and promptness In looking
after the varied details incident 60 the
proper entertainment OF the visitors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

The above Is the accepted design OF the
Carnegie library building 70 be erected in
Houston corner of Travis street and Ne
Kinney avenue, ut cost of $4,000 do
mated by Mr Andrew Carnegie. the plans
being those Of Mr. ] Riley Gordon, IN
architect we'll known throughout the state.
~
The following Is description OF the
building. Tht first or executive door Is
reached through the two corner entrances
through massive Corinthian rollonade> en-.
iering through the mnssiye doors into mar
BILE ycstibues. From these yestibules one
enters the rotundn la the center OF which
is designed handsome fountain under
the center of the dome. ON the south trout
is the general reading room, protected from
the southwest sun rs u massive Collppudr;
ON the right Is tine reference ROOM ana on
the left tho chldrn'- roolU opposite the
front IS tho delivery counter aunke on
either SHE by the card catalogue oAsrS,
bnck of the delivery counter Is the delivery
room ultl tho llhrarlaus room en 9ar side
ana tho cataloEnne ro7m ON the others az
| The rear Of the delivery rouu IS the ont
trance TO the stock room, whore an the
books are kept arranged ul aisles with the
stacks back to bJch 90 permit Of windows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
sOIR IAkE EInr.n-

The stockholders of the Hamuan oil com
gAu[ Will Ice glad 10 learn that Captain ]
@ II Benngue, their experienced drlller.
poets q complete their first wen within the
rtXt Fifteen DAYS
In conversation with Mr. r.. A uelbig.
secretary OF the company, Il was learned
that al depth of Ia feet tne oil bearing
strata was reached. which WIS NOT suffi-
clcntly strong howevor 10 Justify stop
for test of the dow. This Is gratifying
70 the company, Ia that IL proves them 70
he n the S9ne favorable locality as the
Guffey * Galley welt
The company confidently expects TO be
tho first In the field VITA "a gusher, as they
have made suitable provisions against the
heavy gus pressure qulcksand AMI other
contingencies by the employment 81 double
the usual power They are COW down $50
feet and great results aie lo0acd for
within the next few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
THE HOUSTON DEL EeATa
, the Transrississippi Conpreall
FIR C.ritnr,ln Erfek

To the Transn1ississippi Conueall
for Cripple Creek
The balance OF the Houston IN
to the Transmississippi Congress
win convene at Cripple Greek, ca
16. left last night via the Hcusal
ToXas Central with the Fort Wsi
Denver as the connection Seyga
delegates. notably Messrs J. y ~
r. w. Sewall, Dr. ]. NJ. BoiH
others. preceded the delegation u
last night. while several Others
Colonel w. b. Slosson and q
have gone by tine Santa re Fous
Houston will he represented n
twenty delegates, Those wlo e.
night by the Houston and IsiS y
We're: w. Il. Jones and WIG u
Comfort, Captain and Mrs: Wi ls..s
tian. ]. S. Newbnuer, J n eoeIas
clarendon, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse ~
Mr. and Mrs NJ. A Westeotl, 2 (
Donald, ..,....s
Several OF the Louisiana deles,l,s
passed through last night proulnslIIa
them being General Leon Jas.iIss.ss,
Ration Rouge and Aessrs. Sidney 81
Sidney Lewis of New Orleans I'm.
Mr.. j. NJ. Coleman VIII do ne IN MI /.
the Houston delegation and w Il
IIouston's deep water interest y r
gress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

DR. Frank flaming, the world renowned
magnetic healer rs now at the llutchins
House whore he cures by his wonderful
magnetic power diseases which medicine
can not reach Aat,,Syho douAt his ability
Ia cure an chronic diseases need only -
call al his office, where they viii be shown
thousands ~ testimonials from some Of
the most prominent citizens OF Texas at
testing 30 his marvellous magnetic power.
His sixteen years Of unpafancled success
I'm treating ana curing chrouic diseases
without medicine has been the wonder ~
the medical world II medicine has failed
10 cure You Il Is worth your while 10 call
and see him as his consultation and advice
is free ofheo, room t2s Hutchlns House.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

Beaumont villa Inc railroads. hut at pres
press company.
Mir. and. MIS- Berkeley will reside for
the present at 2l1l R1isk avenue where
they viii receive their many friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
BATCH OF SOCIAL EVENTS
THAT OCCURRED IN THE CITY DUR
ING. THE PAST WEEK.
Receptions, Lawn Parties, Birthday Cele-
brstions and Moonlight Rides Helped
While Away the Dull Season.


Last Thursday evening crowd of pleas,
ure seekers assembled at the home Of Miss
Gertrude whIted intent on having an en-
joyable time.
very amusing event OF the evening
was the left hand drawing, where each
ole Was frquested to draw with his left
hend any animai he faneied. After many
trials audi erasures the drawings were
collected snd hung on ribbons 10 view Of
ali MI. h. l.. Pearson's squirrel took
the prize FOR the best drawing, which was
oil If Glbsn's pictures-a receipt for
lssts, aud AIR. l.. Mills was consolSd for
i'nkil,e such a failure in his "turtic with
a little water coiUr taken from "Mul9ef
Light refreshments were served later In
the nYcning aud later all left, deelai lng
thar they had spent must 1eiightiul
evening. Those who participated n the
enjoy nVnt OF the evening we're. Misses
May kFieks Mamie t Mon1tgomp rly, E and
Messrs +. H. Pearson, w. II; Ward j.;
n Monroe A. Il lankes, L. NJ. Mills and
j. L. Green, u.
very enjoyable outng took place at
Angerhoefer's on the Harrisburg road
Thursday night twenty-five couples as
sembIed in the garden Of the ruryerein,
ed Ia wagonetts and buggies Dancing
was enjoyed until midnight, when Japa-
ncsc supper was spread after which the
ride home proved very enjoyable. The
following were in Attendance Mr.. and
Mrs r. Eschenfclder, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. C. Dlssen, Mr. and Mrs - A. Japhet
and Mr.. and Mrs. f. ii. Ries ehaperoned
Misses e. Schweikart. Melllnger. Disseu,
Clara I,ange OF Anderson, koSsec, Pope,
Leona Hermann Of Brenham, Nj, Oscheske,
L. Sehweikart Susie Roam Of Alabama,
a. Mcdaniel Miller settegast hala
X. Mcdaniel ward. Stude Culm6re, Rola,
j. Oscheskc, Bender Messrs. w. Disscn,
Schultz, Shwariz, QlAeheske, Lmgling, f..
YVashVm, Wolf Stude, Burger, sullivan,
Rlandon. Christeson, iillenthal, Daniels.
Rolla. Frazier
On Wednesday. July s, at the pretty
home Of Dr. Il. Ii. Brumby happy throng
Of young people assembled to do honor Ia
the L. w. H. o cuh. Nyrtuds Of red,
whlto ana blue lanterns dotted the beauti'
1uI rolling lawn, where tine soft strains
of music menowcd 10y the summer breeze.
was an inspiration o dauciug and games,
and an evening ~ unstinted pleasure to
about atty merry boys and girls, A boun.
IL
''N' -.
crystal and luscious daiuueS me hours
passed all r. qu'chiFt leaving q memory
which VIII hhsei Iof mlgy Gays.
Those present were Miss carrie Fow.
Ter Of BIlimQre Nd MISS Annie trahz
gf L0qisiauRi Miss jennie w Mtt OF 'Yllnl.
G. and y Carr Maud aud Gala Fartasslhnt
Miss Caddie Iiabcrmrhl Cnssie Bene, Sci
me llopson, Cornella bam4Ie sNNeil.e
,sd',,je t,,gc ,tTa nerfha uprnev Td'
Smith. MIR. Albert Reaumgarten, Mi. Jaal
l.e1erton; u. Baker George and Emer5
4''''PKSi i S.sI''S yiTnt' IIabSrmehi Wsnl
Henni. i5ibert Pierson. Earl Carlllse, Franz
MrCorkel, Ton ilGnnell. Frauk Stes ,ls
raj IVA nr and Mr.. n H. Brumby
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Funeral Of Miss Francis rho,,,.

me funeral OF Miss Francis Tboma,
,ooA place yesterday morning az 10 o'clock
rom me family residence, f2 Daily place
d ice ~, MAS very largely attended M. go
~ ne s conducted by Rev. Or. IN ng nr sers'
III the GHsneopal church. intcrment wa Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
WeekIv Mortuarv Rennrt

The official mortuary report for the city
N, July 10, 1901:
July BIC, II Fleming, male, white "a
yearA 10 months, 3 days, railroad accident
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
sTRINwAY pIANos

are preferred by the artists. musicians
and notable personages OF an countries
VII A. Matkin Music Co, Dallas, general
state dealers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

Malaria was conquered hy simmons Liver
Purifier ain boE). Protected from moisture
dust agd Insects. Clears the complexion
cures constipation aids and correets action
Of the liver
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
Swannlnn lies

Is pmeticed, hut don't swan OF uunt'a
Lightning OIL for a worthless article. l.sk
y9ur, druggist or merchant for free ago..
pie bottle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
sHERlEFs, DEPARTMENT..

Suayed OF STOLEN from j. W. Bcardeh,
Seaeio'G ToNgs a brown horse pony, ~
branded $ above, 3 ON the hin. harness
marks, may Also have other brands; shod
all around; liberal reward.
A. r. Anderson, Sheriff
BelldNe, Texas, July - Reward OF 81 30
Tor one full rugged saddle. fair leather IN
use about . year, leather on saddle Is
pam. no stalhpi has name stamped In sweat
leather seat aud iockles; plain leather
pockets, yellow stain on back edge OF
pockets. Name OF ]. H. BaileuX maker,
RelNille, Texas Is stamped In leather. The
thief also got bride aud blanket. Stospn
on the night OF July II out of the stable
OF =. ponhergcr, Bellylle, Texas. Wire
Austin county Bellyille, Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
Heaven Help Us

IN our troubles. but use Hunts Cure for
tom lcticr Ring worm, Itching Piles and
Eczema Guaranteed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14
cARNEdIE LIBRARY BUILDINd FOR HOUSTON.

Following is complete list OF all who
subscribed tward the purchase Of the build.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-14

Mr.. Ed Yoehel had q pleasant surprise
al the honN Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George yoebel 1878 White street. last
Thursday night gotten up by Misses Emit
lie femme and Mllle stopped.
A delightful evening WAS spent In play
ing gartce and In various ways that young
folks understand 50 well. Those present
were; Misses Emilie femme, ciAyg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-02
1,,nn,,,:,nnock Ku~Klux-9

\ correspondent of the Blue Ridge
Guide. published at Washington Kappa
hammock county. resents the caihhs' VI
q heating given TO one jenkins IN Long
HOLLOW. in that county. by q party OF
men. for immortality. the work OF ku-
KlI:x The correspondent of the Guide
says:
TT is reported that for deeds Oh com
mission, believed to have been committed
against the laws of God. man, morality
and family, and for which deeds. in the
oninlon of some, there was q lack OF
sufficient legal evidence beyond a reason
able doubt to convict the offender, but or
which crimes Gas il seems. some parties
were morally certain the party was gull
ty, the above punishment was inflicted
There are some cases in which. Tor
the protection of the neishborhood and
for the good of the morals OF the COM
nnrnitv many persons think they are
Unsuitable in taking the law in their own
hands and inflict the punishment they