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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-09
Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas, August s.-The bids
for the remodelIng Of the old colored ward
of the John Sealy hospital were submitted
at noon today at the office Of Architect
stowe. The bids were not opened here.
however, but will be forwarded TO 4. =.
Henderson, chairman of the board Of re
eerts
The Galveston Maritime asso aiation has
removed its Offices from the, corner of
Twfniy.hrst AID Strand TO the building
that has been Occupied tempoi arlly by tie
cotton exchange, 2105 Strand.
II. McCammou, the newly appoiated train
master OF the Santa Re, with headquarters
at Temple. was ~ the city last evening.
Charles ID. Golgir(N commercial agent OF
the Rock Island, with headquarters at
Houston, was in the city today.
w. 5. Keenan,, general passenger agent
Worth
Miss Minnie JaQues and Frank Jacques
returned this morning from Visit TO Ur-
hama. Ill.
j. f. Estes, agent Of the Santa Fe at
Houston, was in the city today.
j. X. Christian, assistant general freight
agent of the Southern Pacific, leftF last
night for Seguin.
James McAyoy and Frank spencer. Jr,
left last night for Mineral Wells.
Edgar Moore. sales agent of the Guffey
Petroleum company. with headquarters at
Port Arthur, was In the city today.
Mrs. Jospeh Morrison will leave tomor.
row for 81. Louis.
Otto Lc.zerieh and wife are Wis ting In
Mineral Wells.
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Hearne, Texas, August s-rhe Hearne
baseball team left today for Franklin, where
they play the Franklin team this evening.
The boys have practiced faithfully for the
past few weeks and win no doubt capture
this game Next week several games viii
be played on the Ilearne grounds
some of the machinery for the burning Of
oil at the National compress has arrived
and is being put In place The machinery
Is the finest made storage tank has M.
rived and viii be put In position IN the
next few days.
For the past few days quite a number of
people have passed through here ca route
60 the Texas Baptist association, which
meets at Jacks creek, near Mexia The 10,
cation of the grounds makes Il convenient
for all. Several hundred have passed
through here en- route to this meeting.
Work on the Fort Worth extension OF the
International and Great Northern railway
Is progressing rapidly ami It will he only
short time before the trains will be run
ming into Waco, so the officials say. Sever
nj gangs of aborers have passed through
the city In the past few weeks on route 10
the right of way TO 60 10 work Nearly All
OF the coiored labor Of this place Is at work
on the extension
Mr.. b. l.. Hodge OF Whitney arrived ia
the city yesterday ana viii make this his
future home MS he has accepted position
with the George H. McFadden brothers
cotton agency. Mr.. George r. DOMAIN Will
be agent and buyer for this firm,
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Wheeler,s Last Order.

Austin, Texas, August s-Captain Phelps
of the adjutaDt generals office, gave out
the following bit Of historical Information.
He was adjutant OF the Rangers, and read
the order to the regiment:
The following is the last order of Gen
eral Joseph Wheeler, addressed to Terry $
Tcxps Rangers, CEighth Texas Cavalry, G.
S. A.)b Just before the surrender of John
ston army at Greensboro, n. c., April
p, 1865:
headquarters Cavalry .corps, April 20,
1865.
Gl.nnt Comrades:
You have fought your fight Your task is
done. During four years of struggle for
lherty you have exhibited courage, fortl-
tude and devotion. You are the victors Of
more than 200 sternly contested fields. You
iicts Of arms. You are heroes, veterans,
patriots The bones of your comrades mark
tae betilehelds of Kertucky Tennessee, Nir-
giuia North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia Alabama and Mississippi You
have done ali that human exertions could
accomplish In bidding adicu desire to
tender my thanks for your gallantry In
battle. your fortitude under suffering, and
Your devotion at all times to the holy
cause you have done so much to main
tain, desire also TO express my gratitude
to extend to myself. and to invoke upon
you the blessings of our heavenly Father
tp whom we must always look for support
In the hour of distress. Brothers In the
cause OF freedom, comrades in arms, bid
YOU farewelE Joseph Wheeler,
lieutenant General Commanding Cavalry
Corps, Army of Tennessee.
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BRYAN Briefs.

Bryan, Texas August s.--The following
marriage licenses have been issued during
the past week by County Clerk McMichaeli
6. Layetti to Mrs. q, Taeila, j. H. Manuel
to Virginia Nephew William Diversified
70 Annie L Frazier and w. N. Green to
Emma n. Leach.
Mother Superior Mary Joseph and Mad,
anne st. Bernard OF Galveston arc In the
city, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Daly.
Mrs. Della Mcmillan OF Houston is Wis
lting In the city.
Colonel NJ. 4, Patrick and j. W. Single
ton returned to Waxahachie yesterday
Mrs. II. Marwilski has returned from a
visit to Lufkin.
Miss Neblett returned to Anderson yos
terday. She was accompanied home by
Miss Bulah Brown
Mrs. Snowhite and Mrs. Knapp Of Cal.
vert are the guests Of relatives IN Ryan.
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ELEVATORS A AND n
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post. ,

Key Wett, Fla. August s. Arrived lam
pa as, from New York and sailed for Gal.
Newport News ya--Arrived consol
'plT.h fron Galveston. sailed Cor HAMBURG
Tor Galveston, N"t''
q Bremen Sailed: Norderney (Ger), for
Fort Eads, I.a.-Arrlved: N Rio am !.
Ifom New York; Diana iSpA from Newport
SN.eeMs Proteus (Aml, from New York:
sSuilwater lAmJ. from Bocas del Toro'
Sslled; Omban tBr), for London. Yoruba
iBrl for Bremen. via Norfolk: El Dorado
AM, Tor New York olaragem (SpD, for
Inden Germany, via Norfolk s. Oteri
tAm.l, for Puerto Cortez and Port Rarrios
George w Kelley (AmG. for Rlnsaaids
N nidar tNor9, for Bibara, Cuba: Yncatan
lBrJ, for Liverpool
Plymouth. Arrived: Fuerst Bismarcb
from New York, and proceeded
Hamburg: Arrived: Graf waIdersee.
from New York
York - "
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Notes and Personals.

Austin, Texas. August s.--Colonel G. W.
Mcnie. received the sad intelligence yes
teraay evening, Announcing the death Of
his father which occurred near Allensville,
IN Southern Indiana He was 20 years Of
aga. aud was a highly respected citizen IN
the community whore he resided. wife,
twn sors and two daughters survive MIN,
The heard Of the Enilcptic asylum which
is 10 be located at Abilene held meeting
icday, and opened bids for fine construction
Of TIC building. The bids were tabulated,
aud will not be given out until Saturday
TIE hoard is composed Of the governor
rouiptr0ller and State treasurer.
non. r. r. Hannay Of Hampstead Is here
FOR few DAYS On business.
sheriff Clark Of Tarrant county Is here
NJ Roy Edmunds, the governors steno-
crarher made living trip 10 Houston
last light and attended the sam-Leyy wed
me comptroller today registered. an, Is
sue If si2T.OO0 Fort Worth refundins
judge Hudson Of Pearssll is here for
reg Cap onHT r FrsnS Relehardt of Houston is
here or business.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON QUIET.
Sellers VIII Not Give Up the Grades III,
Buyers Are LOOKING For.

oeHerS WIN NOT Give Up the Grades the
Buyers Are Looking For.
New Orleans. August s.-The market for
spot cotton was quiet and though there
were some buyers engaged In looking over
the tables. they showed but little disposl.
ton TO trade upon the basis Of current
asking prices. Factors are Offering the
medium and low grades freely, but they
are not overanxious sellers aud generally
decline to make material concessions in
order TO move stocks, while the opp Ing
element is equally obdurate In Its dem nus
Tor lower standings, with the result that
transactions are rev and far between.
sales 1000 bales, including 200 bales TO ar.
rive Quotations unchanged.
Inc market for contracts was not nearly
SO lively today as it has been Of ate Most
q the trading was done 10 October and
December engagements and but scant at,
tenuon was given by operators 10 the
other months However, there was enough
commission business doing to keep the
lending floor men on the alert while nuctua
tons In values were sufficiently wide to
Induce small measure of ~ I'M work on
the part of the Indian contingent The
market opened down 10 ! pslnts, hut
gradually Improved until the closing iour,
when the entire list showed a net oss ct
bnt one point on the day
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Fort Worth. Texas. August $. The Grand
Lodge knights of Honor Of the World, iur.
isdletion Of Texas, convened this morning
and the opening address was made by Drs
\. L. Taylor aud A. Smith The welcome
address was delivered by Rev. Cooper OF
Charles Thdmns. Chaplnln Mifchei Of
Bremond offered prayer, followed by an
address hy Rev H. w shaw Of Waco.
grand dictator Short talks were made by
Rev Gipson of Fort Worth and Prof.
Payne OF Rremoud Tho dan WAS mainly
consumed IN prelminaries for the four days
session.
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Labor Day Picnic.

Galveston. Texas. August s-The com
mittee in charge Of the labor Day picnic
to he given at Dickinson by the labor
bodies Of this city September have about
completed all arrangements for the event,
The first train for the picnic ground will
leave Galveston at . O'Clock on the morn
ing of that day and there will he a train
leaving every two hours thereafter. Re
turning the first train will leave Dickin-
lowed by others at p. NJ. and at 1 p. m
John II. Wheeler and Rev W. NJ, Harris
have notified the committee of their ac-
ceptance of the Invitations extended them
10 address the laboring men during the day.
Politics will he eschewed by both speak.
ers In their addresses
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Calvert Local News.

Calvent, Texas, August S.-A number of
Calverites attended an old fashioned fish
fry on the Brazos bottom plantation OPP
Grated by Mr. John Anderson, few miles
west Of this city yesterday. They all re-
port an excellent dinner aud an abundance
of fish. lN
Manager Halle of the nearne National oil
mil, was transactlng business in Calvert
yesterday.
Mrs. John n. Preston OF Anderson. who
has been the guest Of Mrs, r. c. Morse for
several days past, left today for Bryan for
a brief visit.
Mr., Joseph Parker Of Louisville, KY, is
visiting Colonel T. s. Peters
Mr.. 4. u. Jones and family and Captain
j. 7. Love and family are ON camping
expedition In West Texas.
Mr.; 3. Love of Franklin spent yester.
day In Calvert.
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Alvin Locals.

Alvin. Texas August s.-~slr. r. w Carl
ton left Tuesday night for st, Louis Ia
buy his fan stock Of dry goods.
Messrs. o. s, Cumming and b. Il. osgool
made a business trip to Damon Mound
Tuesday. Mr. Cumming reports that All
the wells on the mound are making good
progress and that the Damon Mound on
companys we'll, Of which company he Il
president, is down over 800 feet and work
ing night and day.
Mr.. A. q. Mosley n prominent young
railroad man Of Palestine. visited his sls
ter, Mrs, w. f. Machen, acre last SUNDAY
Mr; G. A; Turner representing the Der.
ing-Cortes Hardware company Of Houston.
was here today visiting the trade
Misses Alma and Emma Machen are Wis
ting their grandmother Mrs Mosley, Of
Palestine.
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The University Of Texas.

One hundred Instructors and officers,
more than 1000 students. not Including 40
sumner School students Women admitted
90 all departments. TUITION FREE. To-
tai expenses $3.50 TO $3.50. students from
colleges Of repute admitted without exains
nation and given credit for work con.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Session be
gins September Both; entrance examlnntiolf
September 10th, naturalization fee Slu, 10
courses OF study; university system Sf ~,
Riruction and discipline; library Of $1,000
volumes; Young Mems Christian Associa'
tion, Young Women's Christian Assccla-
tion. gymnasums and gymnasium fnsLrne'
tiers for women aud men, athletic nele,
Teachers courses lead 20 permanent stata
teachers certificates. Engineering Departf
ment confaFs degrees OF civil engineer
LAW DEPARTMENT.--Sessio peglns
September Both; entrance exaptnatiQn,
September 25th; matricuiation fee, payaoie
only once $50 A two years course leAdN
10 the degree OF bachelor OF law. and en-
titles holder TO practice In any court n
Texas. Law students may pursue acauemic
courses without further charge.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.--tI1oc at
Galyeston.1 -Four years course; faculty Of
twenty-five instructors; school 81 CHAR
inaey; school Of nursing uof w9menh ma
fr.cugatson fee payable once, $50 Com
plfte equipment 10 all schools. eeEeiou
heglns October LIST; entrance EXAMINATIONS
the preceding week. For Mf9leai GAIA
icgre address Dean Smith. Haiseston,
Texas. For catalogue of any oenRrtMen&
OF fer any information. address JOHN A.
IOMkx. Registrar. Austin. Iexaz
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Manual Tom Complimented.

Eecyllle. Texas, August s.-The saddle
andd sIxshooter presented 70 Manuel Tom
NJ At,scosa county ny the citizens Of Bee
co,,f'iv MS a token Of their appreciation OF
t;,,, SIR, ices rendered nv him IN the canture
OF Cortez, were shipped to Campheiton'
die A. one Of the finest ever made IN Texas,
ielue made OF the best material ohfainahle
aud Inc very highest class Of workmanship
beire employed in its manufacture IL
IL rf4;ufifuliy stamped and handsomely or
nanrnted II was made hy Paul bauer,
M. well known Beevllle saddler. The six
shoetee is one OF Colts 45s. silver mounted.
near, handle and beautifully carved. Those
Who saw II while Il was on exhibition here
Tor few DAYS say Il Is one OF the pref
hest pistols they ever saw
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pARsoMs eRIeApe ReuNIoN.



Ennis. Texas. August s. rhis Is the
second and last day OF the reunion Of Par.
sons Texas cavalry brigade About 100
old Veterans are in attendance and they
are having an enjoyable time The ladies'
committee on furnishing homes, secured
piaces for more than there was present and
every visitor WAS amply supplied With com
Portable quarters during their stay IN the
city
Every one is making their way 10 the
PARK this morning Ia order to secure d
good seat IN the pavilion TO hear Colonel
>. w T. Lanham. who wifi address the
assembly az 1850 O'Clock The remainder
Of thu day viii be taken M IN business
i0eeting intnrspersed with music. memolia,
services aud appropriate rcciiatlons The
assistance rendered lay the ladies was great
" appreciated by both the votcrans and
the arrangement committee. Last night =
program consisted mainly OF camp fires on
the grounds and war taies by the old sni,
diers. Tho entire attendance Is having a
great time and many praises OF Ennls'
hospitality are being expressed.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
FIRST VESSELS or NEW LINE ARE
EXPECTED DURING SEPTEMBER.
Two BIG Excursions Are to Be Run to
Shreveport--6io Picnic for Labor
Day--Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas August s. Elder.
Dtmpster CO. viii have their first ships
here next month Two ships will he brought
here during September, one In the early
part N the month and the other In the
latter part. Thereafter the number 81 ships
that will be Drought here viii depend on
the amount Of cargo offered The Offices
II the. company have now been moved into
the Offices formerly occupied by Fowler
4 MeNitie, in the Moody huilding. The
latter firm has taken quarters in the Cot
ton exchange building
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Horses Guaranteed.

Galveston, Texas, August s.A car Of
horses belonging to Hilbert Bros. has been
quarantiued at Shreveport La. The horses
were In transit from Kansas city and
We're unloaded Mt Shreveport to be watered
aud fed They were uhloaded last Mon
day and they are there yet. Mr. Hilbert
says that he Is Informed that there Is
some quarantine regulation preventing the
bringing Of horses from Louisiana 70 Texas
There Is nothing the matter with the
horses ana he is endeavorlng 10 have them
released. but so far has not succeeded IN
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The lime Ban.

stance Of the head office In Washington,
Lieutenant Jacob, United states army, In
charge of the branch photographic ofiice
Levy q Co to place a timo hail on the
roof of that building. Lieutenant jacob
has no Idea when the necessary material
for Installing the time bah will be sent
here, but the fact that the department has
ordered him TO secure this permsslon for
us erection is Indicative one will he placed
In Galveston.
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Te.as cd who tiaa suoeesded.

Bolton, Texas, August s-Ailss Lucy
Harris who has been IN New York some
time studying for the stage and who made
her debut last season. gaining much favor
for her SUCCESS leaves today for New Yorl
70 prepare for the coming season In ''AYhy
Joined the Masons." Miss Harris IS the
daughter of Captain aud Mrs A. j. Harris
and has grown 10 w0inanbood in Belt0h.
Her many friends here rejoice &C her sue
they predict a great future for her.
DR.. aud Mrs. n A. BOmrland have re-
turned from several weeks sojourn In Cali.
fOrna.
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Exoursions to shrevenort.

Galveston. Texas, August s.--Two ex-
curslons will leave Galveston tomorrow
for Shreveport. One win be over the In
ternational and Great Northern and the
other over the Houston East and West
Texas. very low rate of $3.50 for the
round trip has been announced by each
road and the tickets will be good to return
August II There Is no special entertain
ment of the visitors. The cheap rates,
however. will doubtless cause n large crowd
to take advantage of the opportunity to
get away from home for a few days.
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Died from Effects Of a FAN.

Victoria, Texas, August S. Mrs. Charlotte
Noble widow Of Mark Noble, who died at
Fort Layaca about 1865. died this morning
at O'Clock AT the residence of her
daughter Mrs. Belle Martin, at the age Of
81. from Injuries received by fan several
weeks ago. She was horn IN England
Apr 81, 1SiT She leaves two children.
Mrs Martin
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A swarm Of Butterflies.

Rio Grande city, Texas, August 7. For
the last three or four days II has been
noticed that swarm Of butterflies has
been flying across this county II Is not
known the damage that will he caused to
corn and cotton
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Permits Renewed.

Austin, Texas. August s,-Permit to do
business IN the State was renewed this
aficrnon by the following corporations
Western Newspaper Union of Chicago :,
Trash Fish company of st. Louis. and
Chattanooga Medicine company OF CHAT
taDeC "a. Tenn.
ATidnyits from the foreign corporations
which have failed 20 comply with the
anti trust law of August ! are coming in
every day and nearly all on the published
list hays sent In their anidavts TO the
Sf.tc department
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Rogers, TeXaS, August THE first bale
of new cotton was brought In today by Il.
F. Harris and was sold to p. G. Mcnchinn
az "a cents a pound and weighed s97
pounds. 1t classed good mddllng.
Sherman, Texas, August s-Graysor
county's first bale of this Seasons cotton
was marketed today by w. G. Merritt and
in thc southwestern portion OF the county.
The staple rated strict lniddling and
brought. top price. neat bonus was also
awarded the grower.
Greenvllle. Texas. August s.--Interest In
the cotton crop was further enlivened yes.
terday by the receipt Of the second and
third bales Of the 1901 growth.
LuIng, Texas, August sAll ot the gina
in and around Luling are now busy. Cot
ton has been opening rapidly the past week
and picking Is going vigorously on. Sew
eral bales are marketed here daily and IN
ten days more viii be coming in rapidly.
Bremond, Texas, August s. The arst bale
Of this years cotton crop was ginned here
yesterday and sold to $. Katzensten & Co.
T2 ia by ehI Alex Sems ts5 prasperous oo
ored farmer OF that community.
Brownwood, Texas August s.-The hrst
bale Of cotton received at this place was
brought III yfhttfuAt ny WHEY Hhmbtif
lain, who lives on the Colorado river
twenty miles south The gins not being IA
condition 10 receive the bale, II viii not
be on the market til tomorrow.
weimar, Texas, August THE cotton
crop is now beginning TO move and times
viii be lively Ia Welmar within short
time. TWenty-two bales weighed here To-
day, and 100 are expected Saturday. The
weather Is very dry.
Beevllle, Texas August THE gins OF
the county are now running almost con.
stantly. The neecy staple is coming IL
pretty rapldly, but II Is not thought that
the Yield In this county will be as heavy
as last year.
West Point Texas August g. West
Point received her Grst bale 81 new cotton
today. raised by L. D. Martin, ginned by
j. +. House aud sold "a s. A. Sheibnrne.
Temple. Texas. August THE hrst bae
Of cotton brought In day before yesier-
day was sold to the McFadden agency for
s cents. A, premium Of 500 was mate ~,
ton
Burnet. Texas, August 7.--Mr II. l.,
Parker sold the first baie Of cotton ON the
KIN NJ TI cents and the premium run u
up 10 SEQ and Jack Dunaway sold one oSie
on the 9Th
Kiileen, Texas, August THE nlst bale
Of cotton of this season was sold hare 70
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q Houston sportsmen and taken ~ s.,.
ICON The Trina mas formerly owned lie /
hfsn ellen now deceased. Aud vas ons |
% 'nf fastest pleasure craft n The hay.
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For digestive weakness nervousness
pains in The side. dafuleBce. dizziness,
wakefulneSs. headache and other annorina
rccompa of cosfiveness HEHniNE
l. prompt and uueqUaied remedy Price
90 cents, For sale BY A. 70. kicsling, drug
giAf. 500 Main street.
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Keen Won vital orgPns In good condition
IL Won would have health through the ma
iarini season. PRICKLY ASH BiTrEkS
rieanseE and strengthens the stomach llvcr
sisaasS gerns Caritol Pharmacy, 5lT Main
street, Abbott cockrell 4 Co, COZ Main
street: A. y. Kiesling. Doz Main street;
speclaI agents.
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Iiungerford. Texas. August 4 The drst
ginning of the season Is bclag dane todsy.
lien Guess 81 l<sndleton brought In the
frst bale Ii Is the consensus uf opinion
among the farmers that most ~ the 60 :
ton win be sinned early. The rains OF re-
cent date having caused considerable SIZED
ding.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
School Apportionment viii Probably Be
the Same as Last Year.

The Same as Last Year.
Austin, Texas, August s.The State
boari of education held meeting today,
fof the purpose of fixing the apportion-
meut for this year, but adjourned over un-
I'll tomorrow. II Is understood that the
per capita apportiunment for this year will
be the same as last, S475, although the
f.nniber of school children in the State
have increased.
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Buckhons. Texas August I The ur
bale OF the new crop was glnned here to.
day. Cotton is opening very fast Corn Is
hnc IN the bottoms, bu, not very good Ia
tanks are drying np and STOCK wafer is
very scarce,
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UAIlNESroN GRAIN MOrEMENr

. keeelpts of wheat today ca.
guif, Colorado and Santa 10 Nars;
Mlssonfi Kansas and Texas ~
iitnl,r,Inatenal and Great Northern
'a''s'oh' Houston aud Northern 49,. III