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Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21
LnnAL Avn rnRaoEAL.

There win be u box supper given by
The Abbyvllle school Wednesday night,
November y, All are Invited, La
dies please brlng boxes.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

The Reno county gun club held an
other shoot last Friday, 1t was the
regular monthly shoot for the Peters
Cartridges Co.'s prize, 1t was won
by WIN Allen on a score Of twenty
three out of twenty-five in the fore
noon, and ffty-four out Of sixty in
1hc afternoon.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

The six months old child Of Mr. and
Mrs. r. S. Jones who live u few miles
northest of town, died Saturday
night The funeral was held at the
Mitchell church Monday afternoon.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

DR.:, W, MAeUInE.
SlshClALISr,
Disease, Of Eye, ElE NoIe and
Throat
alaseos scientifically Adjusted, OGlce In Ma
,dOnlo Temple, Hutchinson, kanaah'
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

rev Dadlsman Is holding n series
of revival services In Mitchell church
in Grant township and the pulpit at
Hadley Chapel was filled by Rev.
Wilkinson, Il supcNnnuNtod minister,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

fourished and then the outcry OF the
nerves viii cease 40 naturally ns hun-
Cry enid ceases TO cry when fed.
For nervous women there is 10 better
tonic and nervlne than DR.. Pierces Pa
vorite Prescription. II cures the dis
eases which produce nervousness In
women, irregularity, facilitating drains,
Inflammation, liberation and female
weakness II tranquilizes the nerves,
encourages the appetite, and induces re.
ireshing sleep,
uWhen began taking your medicine was
not nble 70 stand on my feet ten minutes nj a
nme," writes Mrs Hattie Ilorrndnie, of ia
spring Street Nashville Tenn. NIInd fnillnS
OF uterus, and kidney aud liver disease, and was
90 weak aud nervous | could not keep still
Would take nervous spells and amogt die al
Times had several different doctors attend.
ing, hit they. could not do me amy good, The
iasl one had said would never get M again,
TOD MIN that was taking your 'Favofitc Pre-,
heription aud Golden Medical Discovery and
he said, Might Just as well take that much
water each day hut thought would give the
medicine lnir trial, before had finished the
ira two bottles l was able to get outside the
house and walk around the yard / kept on
taking the medicines and they cured me, ~
Dr. pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

Another story of domestic Difficult
ties was told to the officers here last
Friday, 4 Mrs, Smith who was
twelve years ago n Miss Olllc Chris
well, daughter Of William Chrlswell,
Of near Olcott, claimed her husband
was kldnappcr. After their mar.
rlage In this county they went to llli-
nois to live, They finally fell into
trouble and agreed to disagree and
separate, The father was to take one
child, the boy, while the mother was
to take the little girl, She started
with the little girl for KanOss, after
they had signed articles Of agreement
to his tklnd Of nm aTangetnm. But
Mrs, Smith claims her husband fol-
lowed her up, went out to her fathers
place and finally secured possession Of
the little girl which he took away
with him, She was here endeavorlng
to get recourse against him.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

d. j. Fair has commenced n suit
Of attachment against the Independ-
ent Salt Co. for lnmber and materials
furnished. The work on the plant Is
now entirely stopped although several
thousand dollars have been spent in
the three or four wells, build
ing the pans, etc, However, liens,
such us the above have been filed
against much Of the material and la
Dor used in starting the works. The
operations Of these people are very
mysterious, 1t certainly appears as
though they had commenced work In
good faith with purpose Of doing
business, What has changed affairs
TO this status is not understood, 1t
Is too be hoped that Mr.. Holbrook
will be able to return and square
things up right for it Is leaving some
of our local people, good citizens too,
in bad shape.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

There will be a Farmers institute
held nj the NJ. Il. church In this
city ON Saturday, December Ith, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and lasting until evening, The pro-
gram will be published next week,
A number of speakers from abroad
will be present and the program will
he an interesting one, so one and all
should come. Don't forget the date,
rur0n Press.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

1t is stated that the county attor-
ncy Of Rice county has decided to
discharge George Greenfield, the
Hutchinson man who was arrested on
the charge of horse stealing. Green
field started from this place to drive
Il team to Lyons. On the way some
where north Of town and not far from
the county line a loose horse followed
him for quite long distance, After
he had left his team at Lyons and
started to return he caught the
horse and rode it back to somewhere
in the nieghborhood of where it first
took up with him, The owner, Mr..
Rutledge, living somewhere in the
edge Of Rice county had him arrested
for stealing the horse.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

We today offer our readers some
thing entirely new and original in
The missing word business, 1t is
this; A good church deacon accident
ally sat down on the business end Of
a carpet tack. lie at once sprang up
and said only two words The last
was "it". Any person guessing the
first word and sending us a dollar in
cash will be entitled to the Breeze for
one year. Burton Bee2e.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

Mr, Wiley Of the Korabnugh Wiley
Go. has been In Wichita this week
acting as manager pro TEN for the
big Wichita house belonging to his
firm. The manager at that place has
had serious illness in his family which
necessitated this step. The Wichita
store Is the largest in that city and
was recently purchased by the Rora-
baugh Co. Mr.Wiley will probably be
al his old place here next week.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-11-21

Mr. Foster Rcynols from Newton,
Iowa. who came here about six weeks
ago for his health, died Monday fore
noon, while preparing for his trip
home. lie had been afflicted with
consumption and his mother had pur-
chased tickets for their return. lie
was helped down stairs and then col
Iapsed before they could get to the
train, dying a few minutes later,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
CALLS IT A TRUST.
suit Begun Against the Vrgnia-Carolioa
Chemical Company.

suit Beuun Against the Virainia-Carolioa
Chemical Company
Atlanta. Ca. December pa special to
me Constitution from Columbia, $ C."
saws: The state Of South Caro- ina, through
her attorney general, q. Duncan beliinser,
Nas begun suit against the MISUNDERSTANDING
chemical Company, charging II with oe.ns
a .trust" aud monopoly. Under the same
oct lint this suit is brought, six OF tle
large south Carolina phosphate COMPANY
mat have been purchaser o! Lac va
ginia Carolina Cnemlcsi Coh'Pa"' o. ~
The attorney general in his complaint
.ats forth that the Virginia-Carolina Cnem-
IcaI company has purchased or ootalheu Az
eolutc control OF many phosphate laelolles,
cotton seed oil mills and phosphate iahls
in every county In tue Stase ulu ~ 81, i
ouence that farmers are forced 20 syn "
IL iii mills. having no other market. IL
30 courfs can establish that the virginia
f,aroiina Chemical company Is a monopoly
that purposes to control fefulzer Ju ~,
In The - re, then the process proflueu oy
The act of the last legislature would re-
onire ali the fertilizer and oil mil com,
gut nias tbat have passed under control OF
w n,ononoly or trust TO resume eoAtrol
Of the properties, refGnding 70 the n'
,yinie- Carolina Chemical company tine
smonnts paid for the properties. fen1lhg
me resumption of business by the domestic
comma MES receivers appointed by the
State courts will take ehatse o. anu ~ ". "a
sfe The properties. The charter grantee
~ ~ vireinia Carolina Chemical company
VI nue tore{gn corporations having to be Guar
a. In This State before doing business
tL 10y he Immediately cancelled and the
con,rany would be excluded from the state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
TIE BIGGEST SPORTING EVENT IN
THE HISTORY OF BRENNAN.
It win Occur During Janusy---An In
fortunate Accident TO an
Aged Lady

Brenhcm, Texas. December 2e.-ArTange-
ments for the Sunny south Shooting Tour
namcnt, TO be held here from January 20
to %, inclusive, is going forward with the
prospect Of its being the biggest sporting
event held In Texas for years. Brennan
had fairly well equipped shooting
grounds, but Manager Alf. Gardner decid-
ed that tho grounds were too small for this
shoot and carpenters are at work erecting
the buildings on new grounds Al stock
bridges park. dwelling is being erected
on The grounds for Mir. Gardner, which ne
will occupy permanently. Three sets OF
live bird traps will be put down and the
grounds have just been laid of advantage
uusiy. All the shooters Of the State Will
he present and many out of the state
have signIied their intention OF being pres
cnt, Fifteen hundred programs were sent
out 0ud many responses have been received
acknowledging the receipt of them ANA sig
nHlpc their intention Of being present
The local shooters have already commented
practiging fer the shoot, realizing 10y tue
number az responses that some % the best
shooters Ia the United states viii be pre- -
eut, for tt is not q State shoot but open
90 he world, and the indications now are
that It win BE the hest attended Of any
shoot given IN Texas In tho past ten
Years
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30

farmersville Texas; My Dear Friend RE
~ 70 your inquiry about Mr. German
assure yen that be is entirely sound
gpon tue tariff question. aud although he
dld not fully agree with us on the fAl2nciaI
question IN 1895, he nevertheless cordially
supported the ticket. ain not only strong.
y IN favor Of Germans nomination be-
cause believe him the best candidate for
US 70 name but | am also in favor OF sup
porting him because Il HOW looks to hle
NE he Is the only man who can certainly
nGlcnt David y. Hill In the convntlon.
hlhs friends are ut work all over the
country IN the interest OF his nomination.
srd thirk II would be a fatal mistake for
our party to take as Its candidate in 1904
a man who did not support rs candidates
J. w Bailey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
GOING TO BEAUMONT.
A Large Number Of Capitalists Are En-
Route.

Especial TO The Postl
New Orleans, December pa yerltabe
array Of oil men, of dealers, oil promoters
ana capitalists IS now moving on to Beau
mout llom every quarter Of the compass.
Their nim is TO be there on January /.
Iney want to btxin the oil CENTER at the
opening q the new year.
Probably never since the first dlscoye v
in Texas have so many big mon, with
stout pockets, been beaded for Beaumont
as there are today because mL.'y changes,
sew books new compa.ics. REQ, gluizau ~
and other hugs too nlmrl oIs 20 mention
cluster about Januar! A.
10 give an sea mere is partial list
of oil men who Registered at the ST.
~naues hotel y,stel4ay, and othe.s Wele
stiN coming In on tine belated Trains that
puued IN auoHt mldLig-t:
Judge A. j. Hal er, New York city.
o. y. Crawford of tae same party was
Geqlee .. Sieacgam and Hon. A. T.
Smith of New lo.A are exp cted here To-
duy or Ia q dag OF two at the latest
S. b, Foot, a large manufacturer OF ST
/. au., Mimi, ana president of rIe Texas
Standard Oil compauy ci Beaumont.
William H. Bfamhah. a 1T, Pau. Ht orney
ana secretary OF tAe same company.
+ r. Warren. grain broker ut Calclga.
William. E. Price Of Mason City, la.
W. T. McAllisl,r OF Mason City, Ia,
c w. Ransom of Albert Lee, MINI.
ID. +. Pierce Of Council Bluff, Ia
e. L Stanley, district manager Of the
stang "a ti company, o. Cicinnati, ohio.
{. y. Taylor, also STANDARD OIL com
p0ny Official q, Cincinnati.
Tho Iowa and Minnesota party arrived
together from over The Illinois central
RAILROAD, and viii leave for Texas 20 lay.
AT least a half d0z % other prominent
Northcruers, now interested IN OIL are eN-
pected 10 pass through to1uE
A well defined rumor was in circulation
among the Of maeugteS lHst night, to the
cncct that some matters 81 the guNe~t I'M
port Wonld be toEpu up In Beaumont the
lrst Of the year th2t may ausnr great Oene-
/ fits for New Orleans.
/, Is The aim TO get general conference
of oil interests In tho Texas city and one
q. the chief Guhiccts 10 iie considered vii!
be the anti trust laws Of the Strte Texas
Is bot after The trusts this time,
The breweTes all over tho country nave
he'd lasting experience along thls line
The oil mon sec trouble 7neod u they
con inue to operate their % . 'ral officers In
t4nt State, ard Is Sait tnat there Is u
pro spect Of the bulk OF the business being
located In New ar cans as center. ana
that ii win be managed from here, In or
T'his proposition was being talked about
! fbo ST Cf9rles hotel freely and openly
ST am frank 20 say that In my opinion
New Orleans will eventually Ne mad" ne
Ivlinefy center for I'll ne Belnmon. ei
| der inGs." said one OF them. hound west
ward. There : no other solution. Texas
| laws will soon . ess us ard the only WY
| to avoid them ITO get he general of10e'
/ OFT OF the State. THIS city is the only
/ refuge. It is near enough for tranSa i1e
| the business. think This matter WI
come mp fcr definite action A. genera
/ e-.h 7rcEce Of all oil Interests irr Specitrt
| OF companies that viii be he'd in Beau
mont about the list.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
THE BEAUMONT FIELD.

Small Tract on the Heirhts Sold 70
Houston Capitalists.
Beaumont, Texas, December 29.-fhe
nogg.swayne syndicate has sold tract
Of land 60 by CO feet in the Keith Ward
tract 10 Mr. Dorrance, Charles billing lam
and e. W. SPOTS Of Houston and G D.
~ len, j. T, Munday and others. Of Beau
mont The purchase price - SS?,Vo.
Two or three spindle lop wells were
the road leading to the Geld is such th9t
thore was practically no travel anu ~ Is
not known whether either of the wells
The seabosrd No, is expected in by
several contrncts FOR wells hnye recently
been let, and there viii be lt1e uecte ~
In Tho number Of wells brought IN tor
several weeks hence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
TIANATIONAL BANK A CHANGE IN SENTIMENT
Regarding The Texas Oil Companies
Is 10 Be Noted in The North.
RECOGNIZED THEY ARE SUBSTANTIAL
In Majority Of cases--That All OF
Them Are Not Fakes, Says Mr..
D. r. Beatty.

Galveston. Texas, December 29.-D. n.
Beatty, the oil promoter. said to Post
reporter last evening that there had been
a marked change recently among dnhnclers
In tho Northern cities regarding the oil
companies Of Texas, lie said that few
months ago certain bankers refused to
have anything to do With oil companies,
aiming that they were all frauds. Now
1t is recognized hat many Of the oil com.
pnnies are stable and paying investmen, 5
ard those who formerly -cfuscd to inve t
Ia taeec companies are now gladly pur-
cnasing stock in reliable companies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
80 nrlennn Entrlcs.

Selling. six ana a half fnrlongs-Moronl
ITO, Brawlad 10. Henry Of FransAmar
100, Alpaca lo7 Bermuda Prince 10I. Echo
Dale iO7, Eben Frost 10T, Hopscoteh i0Is
segurancla 1O7 old Fox 1o7, LIssoine io7'
Saline los.
Selling, 2-year-olds, SIX furnongs-cades
105. Meme Wastell i02, Lingo 700, kingford
90. Mario Rel o. Oria gs, Colonel stone
80. Floraham 90 Wind Bess ~.
steepiechnse handicap short eourse-Hosl
100 Divertlseuent ia, Faltlio l55. Jim
Taylor 100, PATRON 1875. Golden Link l4l;
AN aged handicap, one mlle-Malay 10
uterp i03. Lennep i08, Marcos 50;
Selling, mile and one,sS,eent g saln
cs5nn 81 Azna 81 Shut Up ST. W b.
GATES ioi, Arak o., Ignis %, Prince Rea
60 Balloon 50, Bean 70.
l0J fnsolencc lo7, The Way 1903 MnzeaI.
100. Moro 100 Normaz 100, pr. Hart ~
Broodier l0T Treptham 100, Mae Miller lV'
Efrima A. NJ. 100, King Tatius 100.
Raining, rack sloppy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
ToDAY's RACES.
Oakland entrles.

Selling futurity course-Tower OF Candles,
VIM. Boyer 1876, Fork Ford 1877, King Del.is
142, Rose of Hilo 1870. Senator Natts, Her
culean. Aimoner. Aldo 1871, corlIean 12o
Assure 1875.
selnure, one mile--Helen Smith 100
Talma 100, Loyal s. 100 Nillgar ia. Pen
eli Me 100. Caneio ia Plead 100 Afghan
1lG. Aloha II 100 Alfred c, ~.
Three.fourths o. mile, sclllng--flo Cul
yer lie SanIuiuon 1906, Bendnra los, Evan
der Baldo l05. Larry Wilt Jos. Trina a
ITO. Snow Bowery l05, Qnadrh, Landseei
ITO
Selling, seven -elghths OF q mile-swee
Tooth 100, Wyoming li2, February. Goa
Runner, Finch, .ronstellator 100. 81,
Handicap. mile and hfty yards-sll
Hampton iO7. Janice l05. Gold One 100
Rosormonde, ynrro 9S, Greyfeld JOS
Elor,ent 20
Selling. one mile Fonda 100 Allca. Bag
dad ia, Bob Palmer Jos. MCNAMARA
Kueuig ia Go Out 112, Pat Morrissey
Kastaine ia Gawalns, Compass 100.
Clear and fast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
/ y. interest 10 The First Ma
\ 4 galveston Transferred.
SMITH is THE NEW OWNER
~ Company Sold the Stock
j. though It Is Quoted at a
Much Higher Figure.

rexas, December 29.--Controll-
il the First National bank Of
80 sold yesterday to II. WAY.
", X thIs city. The purchase was
X he Citizens Lean company, also
ri;teen bundled of the 5000
Y IL sock Of the First National
III al par for cash for $110.l0O.
w ~. odleers a. the First National
Jams Rungc. president. Chares
"a rresldelt; william ~ stowe,
.rsF Andler, assistant cashier.
4 .so,s are julius Rungc, Cha les
wsgerly Smith. Morris Lasker.
,..ass w. y. stowe aud Robert
"a II has paid 10 capital OF
4 IA Il said to be tor oldest Ma
,.,t IN Texas. At the last pub
.,.re7t the stock was duotcl OF
!, 4 expert who examined the af-
/ ~ bark estimated tde sock to be
|. % hence II would seem that the
a. If Mr. Smith for 100 Is a hne
l.-,.s An o1er was presented by
AZ Il was understood had q pur'
4. A would give leo cash for the
4 M, broker had secured the con
4 4, majority of the stockholders Of
gIvrs Loan company 20 accept this
/. ,s,r the me, ting of the stocshollcrs
IA yesterday to consider the propo-
iron dlscu SION it developed tdut
| ~ Il tie broker referred to had NOT
4 W. upon casa oGor as some Of
gssholders had been led to believe
\, de,l was not consummated.
marry Smith. who was already
~ b the First National bank and
|-T .or the Citizens Loan company,
N q i've par for the stock and thH
r,s accepted, The understanding
4 Alt $1,000 should he paid In cash
ID remslnder within thirty days,
b: its deal practically a cash transac-
Inst what caauges the change Of
IN, Will make in the First National
\ viii Ne made known at the meeting
II directors which will be held January
N
/ saith Is 3 lawyer. being member
4, srn Of Terry. Balliug =, Smith s.
!. Hs sEo president OF the Island
sSiags bank of this city. He Is the
Iehv Of the late John Sealy and a
Z sIniay of the John Sealy of Hutch
lk.,ir 4 CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
MAY Be A TEST OF LAW
Which Places The Government Of Gal
weston Under a Commission.
MATTER SAID TO BE LAWYERS HANDS
An Effort viii Be Made to Retain the
Big Dredae Comstock--Offioer
Byrd Has Resigned.

Galveston. Texas, December 20 1T Il
strongly rumored that the conStliutonallty
OF the commission bill upon which the pres
emit city government is run Is TO be tested
In the courts. II will be remembered that the
opponents OF the bill advanced unconst.tu.
tlonality as ground Of objection to the
measure. but after vote at election showed
how thoroughly the people were In favor OF
the commission the matter was dropped.
Just now 1t is reported that an ATTORNEY
has been employed TO test the measure
Whether or not the report Is true Post
representative was unable to learn UP to
the present time. though the friends OF the
commission are evidently aware that some
unfrlendly move is being discussed by It's
enemlea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
cHRIsrMAs Ar MASONIC HONE.
over loo Pressnts Woe sent 20 Z

Over 1000 Presents Wore Sent for the
Eiahty-four Orphans.
Fort Worth. Texas, December 2s--T o.
inmates Of the state Masonic home here
had their Christmas today, and the enter
ralumeut given the little ones and tne older
inmates viii long be remembered. About
q hundred persons were present not few
Of Nhum Contributed To the happiness Of
tho eli, lty-four children. The chief en-
tertaiumcnt Was a large Christmas tree,
which was loaded with presents Of all
kinds which were sent by chapters OF
the Eastern Star Boxes contaiatug pres.
ents were received from forty-two chapters.
d.. Frank Baiaey. the superintendent of
the home, said tonight that the presents
numb. red between 500 and 1000 and that
he had never seen such a collection before.
lie declared that each child received no
less then ten presents. including all kind.
Of fruit, candy, etc, as well as differ y
kinds OF wearing apparel and other SUB,
stantial articles He said that be desired
TO extend the most sincere thanks to the
good ladies Of the Eastern Star over the
State who made the affair such grand
success
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
Chances at Corpus Christi.

|Egs Christi, Texas. December 23.--The
/ i'm Of DeRyee & Bingham. one Of
! silsl Established business houses In
rs Christi, will be dlsbnnded on jan
h II Mr. c. II. DeRyee retiring and K.
|klglsm Continuing the business under
isinf
b hardware firm Of Bluntzer, Robert
gt Co Will change Us name to thu
's'ls Hardware company on January
IL Dsndolph Robertson having disposed
rs Interest to Slr. Frank Goshovn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
EAST Roninn At ozona.

ozona. Texas. December 2G.-The roping
contest between the Crockett county and
adjoining counties cowboys, took place this
afternoon -.
Time ~ seconds.
Mifch owens and Adlson Day tied for
second money. $50 Time 5Ola seconds.
James Howard won third money. S2h
Time 81 seconds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
Rain Needed at LuIInn.

Iulng, Texas December 2a--The dry
weather Is getting to be quite serious.
There Is NO stock water except ia the river
tures IS gone The farmers are ready and
anxious 10 begin blowing for another crop,
INF can not 10 anythinc until II rains.
There has been very little blowing done,
now would be a most welcome visitor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30

Brenhnm. Texas. December 29.-Mr. Eich'
ard Gmnin Of Conroe IS here on a visit.
TIE hunting party that wcnt over to
Montgomery haze returned, but the weather
was mos too Indictment during their Shot
stay Cor much spot.
The churches were all well attended to-
dpy--thc last Sunday in the year.
Mr. K.rvln Ross has returned from a
visit 20 Waco.
Many Of the Christmas visitors have re-
tUrcrd home and many Of those who spent
Christmas in other places are returning.
Mrs Richard Geisecke and little child are
reported quite sick
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
zionists 10 Raise q Million.

p.sle Switzerland, December 29--The
Zionist congress now In session nefe 81 nus ~
resolved to establish fund Of fsooVoo to
he devoted TO the purchasing OF lana IN
syria and Palestine callesoSs ios tn "
Iunu VIA THE congress also decided 70
t ,ng organizations IN various countries 70
t l,,l 80 me objects Of the present congress
IA n hold biennial congresses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-30
Va,dsred bn Unknown Persons.

. 0S'OH " OTINE'OWTI TCToOIIo'
F'k'une Texas. December 2S.--George
FL saperlntendent of county roads.
leIdefed last nlglt BY unknown per.
4 ne crime was commits near East
w.elefy In this city. There Is no
hA,elae Identity Of the assassin.
sssiy was not evidently an object, as
S.F YES taken from the body. AlP.
n %,"ss ooe OF the most prominent citl'
h p Anderson county.