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BUDGET FROM BREsH'
REGULAR MEETING or TUE
FEpERATs VETERANS
A Complimentary Dance 10 i.
Young Lady--News Notes w, wa
Personals. ~

Brennan, Texas, July w.
camp No. 239 United Confeder.,, ssllii
met Saturday evening, Conimssa.' e,' \
Rankin presiding. After raj, 4
reading OF previous minutes !. aa
expense incurred for the anr,, ~
and picnic, amounting to s1e 'eu
proved. Receipts for the ner 1a'
paid the State aud National o,s apa
were read. 'a''al
The death Of DR.. T. O. Hypss
her Of the camp, was annoa
Messrs. P. II. Barnhll. n rig /
F Reibe and c. Neiderhauer ~.
pointed pallbearers. re
The camp adjourned to meet Il,
first Saturday in October. ssu
Mr.. |. Cohn of Chicago w..
city today and left on the
for his home. He is manager NJ (. \
ern Produce company Of Chez
has been down in South Teyss
car shipments of Watermelon
cured seventy carloads and wo,,.s
" more here. Agent Barnett ~ ,t
Fe will endeavor to get them =, ~ tps y
MONDAY lie pays for them whom
\ hop complimentary 10 Miss Ro,, \
OF Gainesville. who is hero ~ p'aA
the guest of her college chnm M. 4
NEE Murphy, was rendered AT the "A Il
club hall Saturday evening. In .a 4
the exceedingly warm weather az "
dCVotees Of Terpsichore wooed Hs
fnl goddess untll the iron tongue u |,
night tolled the parting knell and Y
them that further indulgence ,y,as,9
an enCroachment on the Sabhath Nj
Ware ana Murphy left Sunday ap.sJ
for Houston, where they will be M NJ
Of Miss Kirby.
Mr.. l. y. Bettison. formerly a.
tendent of The BRENNAN wate, WOW,
now engaged in boring for Oh in tIs n
mont field. came nm last ITCH n-f n
Sunday with his family in this III,
Mr.. Guy Coin lelt ,S,t.- dH, .1
whore he went to play 10 the bsna
untn after the State encampmenf
DE- c. II. Eversberg went iom
Hampstead Saturday evening.
Mrs. Gus Dirke and children len n
day evening for Sunnyside Waller nj
to spend a few days with Mr.. Dirk u
is farming down there this wear
Mrs 4. c. Rankin and children p,vs
from visit to Eoakum last osems,
Attorney Julius House Of DALAI
in the city Yesterday.
Miss Charlie Swader OF Hubbard u
is here on visit to the family q
d. = Williams
The Second Regiment hand viii n
their regular semi concert al
mania tonight.
CAPTAIN T. A Rayssor Of Chapps0
Was In the city Yesterday
Commissioner G. A Broesche spent
evening in the city.
Miss Kitty Selrcy has returned M,
visit friends in Hampstead,
Mrs, Paul Frickc and children feipa
Saturday afternoon from a visit 10 nd
in Ledhetter
Mr.. Schneider and wife went dow
Galveston today
Mcssrs. Sig. and Julius Levin leave x
evening for Mineral Wells
Mrs. Sarah L. Dwyer md her sister n
Hannah simpson, Of Philadelphia, VIZ &
been here on an extended visit Hi
day for California. where ihey viii III
the summer Miss Simpson going NJ
there to her home in PHILADELPHIA e
Mrs. Dwyer returning to her home ia
CITY.
Mr. J. r. Robertson and wife wttH
to Sommeryille sunday.
Mr.. Amos Smith was in the city ~
Mr. James S. Giddings leaves tomg
inr San Antonio.
Mr.. j. w. Leak Of NaYasota Is u
city.
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Rtyan Briefs.

Bryan Texas July IA four weeks sum
mer normal opens here tomorrow.
The fourth annual meeting Of the Brazo,
County Musical convention Is in session
at Bethel church seven miles from town
lAtge number Of delegates and vlsltars
are Ia attendance. A snperb musical pro.
gram was rendered at todays session l,v
some OF as good talent as there Is In M
Stste. The occasion Is becoming more
About 200 persons left this morning for
kockdale 10 attend the George Smart re.
yinai I'm progress there. The excursiontsta
VIII return tonight,
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PoIk Countv nistriot 80.

Livingston, Texas, july Pursuant II
previous appointment Judge Hightoweg
came up today to hear and dispose of some
motions and approve the minutes of the
May term of the district court when the
court adjourned for the term. the Judge
train
ton to suppress dispositions because MOI
properly taken and returned by the notary.
sustained by the court
In the case OF J. W logger Of nj ve II
w. Kelley et al, motion for new trial snS,
tanned, the grounds being that the verdict
was contrary 10 the law and the evidence
IN granting defendant leo acres OF land
with improvements on plea OF Initation
OF ten years
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FIGHTS AT FANDANGOS
TWO MEN ARE DEAD kNo TWO FA-
TALLY WOUNDED.
One Mexican Used Knife and Got
Three Victims, DisembowelIng
One of Them.

San Antonio. Texas, July Two Mcxl-
can fandangos were held within fifteen
miles of san Antonio Saturday night and
the result is two men dead and two fatally
wounded. Al a fandango near Elmendorf
al 1870 this morning Manuel Perez was
shot and Instantly killed by Juan Garcia,
who escaped
Al Birds Mil near san Juan mission, at
! O'Clock Antonio Salyez was killed ana
Santos Hernandez and Jesus Cnutor were
fatally wounded by Manuel Ereda, who has
been arrested and lodged in Jail. He used
knife, dlscmboweling one man and stab
hing two others.
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REplsTRlcTINe PLANS.
Senator Paulus Wants Fsyette Kept with
LaVaca

Senator Paulus Wants Fsyette Kept with
LaVaca.
Hallettts lle Texas, July THE Haljett--
vile Herald. owned by C, Z. Lehman
chairman Eighteenth senatorial distact,
advocates the following for congressional
district Gonzales, Lavaca, colorado. Jack.
son, De Witt Victoria, Wharton. Ca'ncun
and Matagorda
senator Paulus Of the Eighteenth district,
however says he is opposed 20 separating
from Fayette county, which las leen for
lhlrtH years witch Bayacu county, and will
use his best efforts to keep togetlse .oun.
ties Which since the reconstruction period
nave always been I'm the same dis.d L. Aud
o.. Z Searcy, representative from uvaca
atorial district they will favor leaving the
present Eighteenth as 10 IS with the rddi.
ton of either Wharton or Jackson
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Victoria, Texas July Tat Yesterdays
monthly meeting Of the board Of directors
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
the present corps Of officers was unanlmou
" reelected, as follows President. Judge
9 Wilson vice president j NJ Brownson
Aibhe MI J l. Hunter was unanlnousIr
leeieeted general secretary and physical di
rector, and vote OF thanks extended mir,
leE i,s exceptionally good work in thai
capacity during tue past year
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Anderson, Texas, July Prof. w. {.
Davis has gone 10 his home In Walker
county for the summer
3 b. Throop Of Austin was here this
week
New corn is now being taken 10 mill by
farmers and not much more meal will be
Bought
Reuben HIN and two daughters are 10
washington county visiting relatives
Prui, W. G. Davis has been employed TO
aiso Mrs Hattie Taylor
Dam for several days
Or, A. w. Whtworth Of Mississlppl has
located Ina Anderson
Mrs. George Morse and children of Cal.
Vett are here visiting Mrs. Morse's parents
MISS willie Loftin OF NaYasota is at
Cc'onel W. w. Meach&m's, sick With slow
fever
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The Cripple Creek Convention.

To the Editor Of The Post
Houston, Texas, July s.-Very extensive
preparations are being made for the meet.
Ing Of the Transmisdssippi Commercial
Congress, July Is to 20, in Cripple Creek
Colo. We who met the enthusiastic work
ers from this. the largest gold camp In
the world at the congress held in Houston
last year realize how much in earnest
these Colorado delegates were both at
Wichita and later at Houston. TO secure
the congress at Cripple Creek, and there Is
no question but every promise made by
them viii be more than carried out
The July number OF the Blue Book. Is
sued at ColOroda Springs saws: The
entire district Is intensely interested In
ms great gathering Of delegates represent
roads have made very low rates and the
desire 60 see this most wonderful gold
district VIII attract many thousands OF
people While the delegates from ali over
The West Will be an army In themseI,cs.
Cripple Greek, Victor and the other cities
q the district are preparing 10 entertain
the visitors royalty.
One OF the chief attractions Will be tbe
Elks street fair and midway. This street
taT VIII he open during the entire session
OF tue congress with continuous perform.
ances. In addition there will be special
FEATURES for the entertainment OF guests
each day aud after the congress adjourns
principal resorts and chief cities OF Coo
RADIO"
II win be readily understood thar our
Ie1ss delegates have before them the
good we may be enabled TO do In securing
a strong Endorsement OF what Texas wishes
Ito secure action BY congress on deep
water sAreoEs for our section and irrigs-
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Wharton Locals.

Wharton, Texas, July Mrs. n. A.
Rich and Masters T. e. Linn and Ance,
Graham are spending some time enJoyIns
the. sea breeze al Layaca.
MIS- W. :. Brooks Is visiting relatives
Nisses Loula aud Ida Horton are the
guests Of Mrs l. b. Bronaugh OF Edna.
quite large crowd boarded the cane
County Attorney w l. uau visitea
Houston this week on legal bnssnoss.
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epero, Texas. July Z-Mr II e. Dahl.
mani county treasurer, Is now on vislf
70 bis brotaer IN Omaha. Neb Mr. g.
bahlntann Is secreSoTN Of the state de.
lHVtlhcf aud IS quite prominent Mr. Dahl
tatnn EXPECTS 70 be gone about two yseks
:, Aplpnell d. c. Proctor and wire ami
03nshter expect 20 leave "Wednesday ff
Summer 'fNuN tne
Ava Hamilton, president OF the First Nh
uohal bank, and his family are spendinp
'As summer az Chatanaua. \. Y.
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A TO- Vletim Of the heat.

San Antonio, Texas, July THE Cow o4
the hot wave struck san Antonio yesterday
and continued today, the Thermometer reg.
Isterug 100 and 1ol in me shade, the hot.
test weather OF the season. From 10 o'clock
THIS morning until O'Clock IN the evening
the streets were deserted. One fatality Is
reported the victim being Frank Couch,
aRed "A years. He was overcome al 9
o'clock 10 the afternoon aud died In ten
miDutes - -
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Brookshire Briefs.

Brookshlre. Texas, july THE ban given
last Tuesday night at Fletcher's han by
the Ideal club was a success In every par.
ucalar and large crowd was IN attend
anee. number Of visitors from neigh.
boring towns We're present
at aud Mrs ]. II Ferguson left last
MetA tor sea Freeze, Fla, where Mrs. Fer
queen VIII spend the summer
MISS Matte D1wnmRn, who graduated ~
pne belton college With bigh hoEors, has Te.
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tuFned home, bringing vith hrr three gold
Medals
Miss Lizzie Crawford has also returned
nome from schoul
Miss Lucy Brookshire another uf Brook
shlre's nbsentces, has returned hong
protraetcd meeting began vt the Meth
odist church today. Rev. NJ. l.. Lindsay
VIII be assisted by Rev. Mr.. Bergman, an
able Methodist divine.
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cbild DIED a. Buns.

Fort Worth. Texas, July ~ " 4
ago three little children Of ~. u.
on Blum street, fell into sn ~ I
and We're frlghtfuny burned. ~ M
died a few days later Anetnns MD
as result OF the injuries, lAs
Will probably recover. The IA
chlldren is now soldier III :
pines
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business npon him TO be on the watch
for good material TO serve him IN city
hail. court house or State capitol, neither
does II take too much of his nluaple
siiae 70 keep posted on pnblic ques ions
mat may arise for his determination.
The more there are Of him the safer
will this republic be and the less viii be
the sway OF those who rely mainly upon
ward heelers and fetlock statesmen TO
reach ana preserve power
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Calvert Confederate vetsra,,

Calvert Texas. July 7--At recent meet.
ing OF camp Townsend. United Confederate
veterans Of Calvert the following ofaccr.
SSae elected for the following Year. A
kehpotham, adtutaht: ] Pr Mercer a.,
lieutenant A. Knapp, second lieutenant
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does II take too much of his saluaol,
sine 70 keep pastrd on pnllic ques ian'
mat may arise for his determination.
] The more there are of him the safe
/ will this republic be and the less will b'
tie sway OF those who rely mainly up1r
ward heelers and fetlock statesmen tc
reach ana preserve power
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Many people are sulciding In chicag,
either because Of the Intense heat or be
cnuse they are so far from Texas
II IS TO be hoped that this weather wont
back pedal on US.
Now that the Washington diplomats have
got hold of Gomez, he may be heard to
say. Eyes, yes, l think the same way"
Now that the Board OF Fabrication has
done medeling with Sampson, what next!
we wish the weather man would kindly
leave the weather alone; he's just about
ruined It already
a New York young man who tried 10 res.
cue maiden from heat prostration was
Killed by the deadly Ice cream microbe
When Fate has once taken aim nothing can
intervene.
shafter can now soak his feet and feel
secure in the knowledge that it is nobody o
business.
To see General slckles injured express.
sion, one is led to believe that he doesn't
know the difference betu cen campaign
promise and the real thing.
Where is the turkey bone prophet? He
would relieve the tension little IL he
would promise US nice. cold winter.
---------
A scientist has discovered q process by
which black man can be made white.
What IS really needed Is a process that
viii make a white man act white.
Jessie Morrison gets five years. Jessie
IS no hog esd after her sentence is served
she win probably not want her razorback.
In an interview In The Post Saturday
morning the statement WIS made that tho
hrst oaiclal act OF Mr.. John II Kirby, as
president OF the 100000 lumber COIN
pany would be 10 issue "a bulletin reducing
the hours of labor as the mills. AS there
ire eighteen mills in this company ana as
the entire business requires the employ
ment OF au army OF men. this voluntary
action on AR Kirby. part rs deserving Of
the highest commentator. While the new
lumber company WIN instantly Increase IT'S
aNpens thereby 20 an extent equal to tue
employment of many extra men. yer such
gre oct of Justice win undoubta lily win It's
rtvard iu the long RIM. II is certainly an
announcement 'lat tie many hundred peo.
PIE employed by The Kirby Lumber com.
pany viii hpIl with delight u IS vol
rutary recognition Of labor that Is worthy
H.H. a..F
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o; Mount Calm, Texas, July s.-w. NJ.
n , mllee below here. eemmltted sntc,dss
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.

THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
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Many people are suiciding In Chicago
either because OF the Intense heat or be
cause they are so far from Texas.
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Now that the Washington diplomats have
got hold of Gomez he may be heard to
say. Eyes, yes. / think the same way"
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Berne, ChaS Lot ana Burt Hui are The
thoriEea collectors Of al city bills doth asVerts-
Ing and subScHpuon) SEi no money should BE
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ton Printing Company
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us to be hoped that this weather won't
back pednl on us
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a New York young man who tried 70 res
cue maiden from heat prostration was
killed by the deadly ice cream microbe
When Fate has once taken aim nothing can
lntnrvene.
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Now that the Board OF Fabrication has
done Modelling with Sampson, what next?
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To see General slckles injured express.
sion, one is led to believe that ne doesn't
know the difference betu cen a campaign
promise and the real thing
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATIoN,
x1oI. 1903, I105. nor. HOO Frnnkiin
avenue.
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shafter can now soak his feet and feel
secure in the knowledge that it is nobody's
business.
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s NJ. JOHNSTON. president.
&. j. Palmer $500 vIcH-pREsiDESf.
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Where is the turkey-bone prophet? He
would relieve the tension little If he
would promise US "a nice. cold winter.
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We wish the weather man would kindly
leave the weather alone; he's just about
ruined II already.
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fhE DAILY POST. rnH suspay POSI-
20 Columns ioeto 77s Coils.
sEMI-w EEKLY POST. -, Coils. per Week
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J. NJ L,-o Who are the chief diplo.
matte representatives from and 10 the
United States Of the Eve most important
countries uf the world?
A. To Great Britain Joseph H. Choate,
from her, Sir Julian Pauncefote; 20 Ger,
many, Andrew y. White representing her
here, Herr won Holohen 20 Russia. Charlie
magne Tower; from her, Comte Cassiul:
10 France, Horace Porter; her Ambassador
here, jules Cambou to Austria Hungary.
Addison c Harris; her envoy Is L. Hen
selmuller Won Hengervar
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A scientist has discovered u process by
which a black man can be made white
What IS really needed Is a process that
viii make a white man act white.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04
JACKSONVILLE.

The Universalist society is having the
church slated.
The Methodist society is having the
church shingled.
c. A. Murdoch has sold his river farm
to b. f. Roberts.
f. A. Canedy took in the excursion to
New York Tuesday.
Miss Lila Boudry is canvassing for the
Life of President Mckinley.
We hear that Ed Burnett has gone to
New York to run a pie wagon.
c. M. Fox and A. Il. Culver filled e. S.
Aliens silo the first of the week.
o. r. Butterfeld of Brattleboro is
spending his vacation with friends here
Frank Howard and wife of Brattleboro
and George Bickford of Boston were with
relatives here the first of the week.
Rev. w. d. Potter of Shelburne Falls,
Mass. will preach at the Universalist
church next Sunday, Oct. 6, at o'clock
p. m
Rev. Mr.. Newton, the presiding elder
will preach and administer the Lords
supper next Sunday afternoon, oct. g. at
the Methodist church.
The ladies' society of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs Efie I.
Barker next week Wednesday afternoon,
Oct. 9. The gentleman who attend will
indulge in an old-fashioned game of
round ball.
=. r. Bell is a veritable prophet. He
said at town meeting that good man
Lyman Lake and Frank Roberts ana
Will Hancock will buy in town If they
buy the Academy" The town bought
the Academy, and the said Lake and
Roberts have already bought places in
town.
At the next Grange meeting the gentle
men will entertain the ladies with Sc
lections by c. b. Morse, H. II. Barber
and w. A. Wilcox; music by c. A. Faux
Chase, A. w. Wiley, George II. Coleman
and w. A. Wilcox; music by C. A. Faux
ner. f. E. Holbrook and f. ]. PEBBLES;
recitations by Leon B. Chase and Ed
Bennett.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04
A SUCCESSFUL MAN
How He Attained His Present
EnviabIe Position.

"Honesty, aggressiveness and health
are the requisites for success"
These are the words of John II. Riley,
Of Cazenovia, N. Y, who has attained the
main thing that all men desire. "The
first two qualities mention are necess-
ary," he continued, eff man or a wo-
man wants to rise in life, but they are of
little use if the third is not in your poss-
ession."
In response to questions he said:
"About two years ago 1 was taken
down with infammatory rheumatism
and was fiat on my back, racked with
pain and as helpless as child for four
teen weeks. During those weeks 1 suff-
cred as only they who have infamma-
tory rheumatism can suffer"
Didn't you have any medical attend
Ance?" queried the reporter.
Eyes, had the best that could be pro-
cured but the doctors did not help me-"
"But how did you become cured?"
Before was taken sick had seen
advertisements Of DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People which stated that
they were good for rheumatism. 1 was
willing to try anything for relief so got
some aud was benefited almost immedi-
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was able to return to my work, but 1
continued taking them till nine boxes
were used up. was entirely cured and
have had no return of the trouble
since. 1 consider DR.. Williams Pink
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aud l have recommended them to
great many people"
Rheumatism has been cured in hun
dreds of other instances by DIR. Williams
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for all ailments arising from a dis
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Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
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a box or six boxes for 81 so, and may be
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from DIR. Williams Medicine Co., Sche-
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