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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

ard Str Winoaa, MINI.
POTRZEBA NAUCZY..
iclELA, ktdry bylby zarazem
organista Jezyk polski i
angielski koniecznie potrzeb-
ny. -Zglosic sic do Redakcyi
WIARUsA.
KASPER WOJTYLAK W
Leavenworth. Kss, 2 procesuje
sic Cd kilku lat z kompania
Texas g. Kansas Coal Co. "a
|potluczenie. Ostatecznie sadly
|przysieg'ych przyznaly mu
$25 oooi kompania apelowa}a
do najwyzszego sadu.
BAY CITY, Mich. Mie.
dzy tuteiszymi polsk'mi bu-
sinesamt cIeszy sic n;epo-
spolitem powodzeniem Polska
fabryka tabaki do zazywania
ana X on czalskieg o.
1901 S. Sherman Str.
MOVIE PIsMo polskie
tygodniowe poJawllo Sic W
Halyoke, Mass. Tytui ,,Swiat
Polski.' Jako wydawcy pod
pisan' So: Zygmunt Maslow-
ski | Waldemar Koliataj.
CHICAGO. = Prey bu-
dowie domu przy ul. 81 i
Bon6eld zawaliio sic ruszto-
wanie ! rani}o pie6 os6b.
zna'dujacych sic W poblizu.
Polak, Jan B!ohski, zam. pm.
o17 w. 81 ul.. padf nieprzy-
tommy, ugodzony drzewem W
piers. Inni nie odniesli ciez.
kich obrazen ciala. Biohskie.
mu ME zagraza niebrzpie.
czehstwo zycia.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.
= Onegdaj przejechany i
zabity zostat przez pociag
kolei Michigan Central Polak,
Jan Dawidowski, lat IS
LEGACY, a czlonek towarzy-
stwa sw. Wojciecha. -
[stniejace tu Cd lat szesciu
towarzystwo Rycerzy, liczace
okolo 70 cz}onk6w. pobudo.
~afo swoja w'asna hale.
kosztem $1,000.
McKEEsPoRT, Pa.
Panni Anna Brodo-
vicz. liczaca lat q, kt6re;
;lub odbyl sic zeszlego wtor.
su Janem Brodewiczem,
lmarla wczorai. Wesele bylo
,ardzo hucznc i wielka liczba
,osci przybyla ma uczt2.
" okolicach tych polskie
sesela zwykle trwaaja kilka
loi. a wesele Brodowicza
nialo potrwat do kodca ty.-
.odnia.
Panna mloda : kazdym :
,oSci podlug zwyczaiu
ahczyla. !. edy ukodcsyla 81
valec, padls : omdlenIa. MIN
'adeszla pomoc lekarstwa i
aieszesliwa iut ducha wyzio.
nela .II.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

CAPETOWN.
Patrol angiels|:'ki zio-. zio
zo:.Dy 2 80 ludzi puls,
cit. cit I:'ie sic " pos:|'c:''ig :|':'' "a a
oddzialem Boer65IwE
] kon :.',',l y Wolu Q Gym, N, diva
wo'zy il s mad i q rzeka | o. o.
rai!s.kla il SKI v padlI 1 W "a ..
sad dzke { D C)sko ) K: ) ocz,'on|,y 4 D J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

o1T Au0JuO" oil w oAO
regach angielskich,
Boerzy z zimna krwia
powiazali i W oczach
aDglik6w rozstrzelali,
reszte zas puScili vol.
no.
PRETORY A. An,
glicy wykryli piecza :
rY W kt6rych Boerzy
ukrywali sic przez
!. czas d}ugi la zbli&e-
oiem sic Anglik6w,
Boerzy ucieRll W CORY
zostawiajac wszystkie
swe zapasy W piecza-
rach. Opr6cz innych
materya46w znalezio-
now pieczarach znacz- z:
n9 iloS6 jedWabiu i
aksamitu.
SzANGH4.J, v Y
Francya
Anglia buduja tn
barak; z kamlenl j
g}y.Budowa potrwa
6 diva lata,
GO znaczY. ze wojska
tYch pahstw zostana
" Szangaju bardzo
hugo.
PEKIN. Tonkinu
1onosza re opryszko-1
vie chihscy zostali
pobici przez wo)ska
;hinskie i francuzkie.
500 bandyt6w pablo
;rupem, a pozostali W
iczbie 1000 ocalili
;le uciecxka.
KANTON. = w |
ooblizu misyj chrze-|
|cijanlskich 4 powywie--|
'zali Bokserzy plaka-
y, protestujace pre-
,iw nakladaniu podat-
low, !l akeby miiec pie
ii dla mocarstw
;agranicznlych. II Box
'et'rzy err pragna wojny 2
udzoz,iemcami i gro
. rzadoWii Wycieciiem
',hl.rziesc'i)an, / I :, je'zell
=; zad ]. kierowat :'r Z; sic i be
lie polityka pojed-.
laWczza. "a '''l q
]. sz'A NGH:A',J [
)0nOsza Ze zr0defl
'rrawd j . opodo d b|'nie ! Q i via | !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

o
BUDAPESZT.
Skptklem zabu1zen W
Albanil otrzymaly
wojska. austrYackie "
RoSniii Herzegovina
rozkaz, azeby byIy
gotowe do wyrusze-
MA wpole. z Wjednia
wys}ano W tych
dniach nowe pu4ki do
Serajewa ] Rania3',llu,llk;.ij. !, q 4
w Ws:z1ystk;ii,c!:h 81 i,!:h oficerow, J.
bed!7cychl ma urlopie .l.l' p,i.'E'., !,
.WezWiano do 10 .po'.Wrotl %. to. j ].
do puik6w.
Wzburzenie " Al
banii wzrasta. ZYcie.
Jest tam
Posfowie
.ocarstw WeZWali
azeby bronil
zycia i mienia chrzeS-.
clan.
ATENY. = Car ro-
syjski przes]a} rzado-
wi greckiemu note, "
kt6rej ostrzega go
pred zagrahieniem
Krety, dodajac re ME
zast6sowanle sic do
treSci carskiej, wywo-|
"a bardzo przykre na-|
dla Grecyi.
PETERSBURG.
Car zezwoll} wr6ci6 W
'trony rodzinne d u: e wszY. |
;tkim osobom, , skaza-I q,
1Ym m wygn'ia'|nMie II ma
wyrok:,dlw adml-
1istracyjnych.
y %
BERLIN. Maj
noWsza b4yskawlca !. $: g na 9,
1oryzoncie ,'o1l y'll}' prus'k]i;o'z- ']i;.'z
)olskich stosunk0w
est dziislejsza propo-
,ycya kilku |. < organ6:1i'W' :i'' W
1akaty !. BY pollsc p'l' J i
I ,olnierze ii = sluzyli IL 7 ].
7 Vojsku try lata / ' . nl.ieI|
Iva jak Mem en- 6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

PRETORIA. Pre-.
zydent Transwalu
Krueger poleca ma
czelnikom wojsko-
wynn dalsze prowa-
dzenle wojny. Nadzle
ia Anglik6w, ze po
6mierci zony bedzje
sk}onniejszYm do u
k}ad6w, zawodzi. Sta
~ Kruger o',czekuje ',
widocznie jakich6 no.
wych wypadk6w po-
litycznych j liczy ma
ME. Razem z MIN
caly SWAT. ma cos Ii
czy, c;zegos ; oczeE''k;:u.je e q
i c:zetgo's':. "a g'':. sic spod;z'''iI'eE-. p;'''I'E
wa. ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08
DC..,))VvlI2Y
TElECRAFI ICzNE.
CRON BERG,

CRONBERG, "
Nlenczech. Dzisin]
o godzlnle 6 wiecZo-
rem umar}a, ma raka
" gardle, cesarzowa
Fryderykowa, matka
cesarza WilheIma II.
j. LONDYN. Jak
tylko Millner wr6ci
do Afryk1 i odbedzie
narade z Kltchenerem
nastapi zmi;ana sytua-
cyl. Kopalnie W Jo-
hannesDurgu zOstana
natychmiast otwarte.
Rozpocznje sic W mich
praca ma wielka SKA
le. Jak tylko zaczna
pracowac W kopal-
ni.a;ch, Burowie wr6!:ca
do domlllnl, llll, bed;l ed; Y upra-. p'll;{l,...
wiaS role i sprzedta-
wac produ1kta swoie
na miejsklch rynkach.
Utarczki ma pograni-:
czu ME ustanq = ale
to wcale ME wp}ynie
ma dalszy przebleg
rzeczy. Johannesburg
zakwituie, Burowie
sic tez uspokoja i ira
gedya zakohczy sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

przcz 200 Bur6w gdy
wysz4a mu amunicYa
z}ozy} bron.
Krajowc6w kt6rzy
sic znajdowali W SEE
regach angielskich,
Boerzy z Zimna krwia
powiazali i W oczach
aDglik6w rozstrzelali,
reszte zas puScili vol.
no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-08-08

POTRZEBA NAUCZY..
c1ELA, kt6ry bylby zarazem
organista Jezyk polski i
angielski koniecznie potrzeb-
ny. -Zglosic sic do Redakcyi
WIARUsA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
Notes and Personals.

Hugh Burns. tnt contractor who Is en-.
gagged In construction Work on the lnlpr.
national aud Great northern, was IN llous.
ton yesterday.
II. W. Miller commercial agent of the
Houston last and West Texas Mt TINS
point left last night for a trip to points
IN East Texas
MIR W. q. Knittlc, travelling passenger
agent Of the Big -Four headquarters AT
Dallas, distributed Bunalo exposition al,
vcrtlSiug mnttcr in Houston yesterday.
Passenger Traffic Manager Morse of tho
Southern Pacific left Thursday night for
Ncw York aud other Eastern points. lie
Is expected to be absent "A week or ten
t.-s
Alr Charles Il. Sloat, general passenger
and ticket agent of the Chicago. Rock Is,
land aud Texas, was In the city yesterday.
accompanied by Mr. George W. Andrews,
the travelling passenger agent Of the same
road The headquarters of both gentle.
men are at Fort Worth
Mr.. o. g. Burroughs, general freight ana
passenger agent Of the St Joseph and
Grand Island road. headquarters At Kan.
saS city. Is In Houston. Mr. Burroughs
visit Ia this section Is for the purpose OF
nrranglng some details having 10 do with
the shipment Of lumber from this part OF
the country to Northern pflnts The ship
cnts ~ Southern yellow Pine are growing
larger each succeeding wear and the han.
ding Of the business has grown to be q
very important matter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
GOULD SYSTEM PLAN.
How the Roads SNiIl Reach an Outlet
10 the Atlantic Seaboard.

How the Roads SNin Reach an Outlet
to the Atlantic Seaboard.
New York. May a Tho Mail and Ex
pres. today prints tho following article U
the much-dlscuSscd question MS to how tbs
Gruld system Of railroads VIII reach IN,
scahoayd.
Gemgc Gould is said to he nesotiatng Tor
an entrance for his railroads into this city.
This information comes from banking In
tcrcstS la position to know what is %
luz on. lie Will not build AMI. accordin;
{" q good authority, win profanity not sesR
20 get CoUrnl OF any existing trunk Inc
II viii b. .. traffic deal Opinions were
oppressed today that except So far MS tho
llttsNurg extension Of the Wheeling aul
Lake Erie and Wabash Is Concerned. MIR.
Gould Will not disturb the present condi.
TONS, ns he merely aims to get the most
favorable trade conditions. He Intends
however, TO Wjld into pittSburg.
A strong reason why Mr.. Gould Nnnt.
tins road Is thnt h" has a contract for -
per cent OF the tonnage Of the Carnegie
company, which viii reduce the freight
which tao Peunsyl' and Baltimore aud
u.io receive. The latter desire To prevent
nv construction O. The new ronh ana have
nHciet Inducements 10 Mr.. Could not TO
luIld.
\ story was current TODAY that the con.
irnyersN might result IN Mr. Goulds go
cWihc satisfactory traffic connections with
,iiher the pcnnsrlvauii ot Rnltimora an /
ohi' instead OF the Erie and Iackawanna
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
1T is UP TO FORT WORTH.
Frisco Has Made Known It's Final De-
cision.

cision.
Fort Worth. Texas. May "a President
- +, ioakum of the st. Louis and San
francisco Railroad company was here to.
day and held conference with the cit.
liens In regard to building the road into
Fort Worth from sherman President
loakum modified his former proposition so
that the aggregate In money would not OK.
coed $1,000 to insure the Frisco coming
here. OF this Mr.. Yoakum will give $500
He asks fol- less than two miles Of right
Of way through the city aud terminal
grounds for yards, trackage and depots
not to exceed two miles rom the city
limits. Fort Worth is TO give MIN an an
swer Monday morning
Mr.. Noakum stated that II the PROPOSE
ton was not accepted contemplated plans
of extension TO this city and rrom Brown
wood would NOT De CART ""' lie stai-
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande road bnt
that road was able to continue doing busi
ness without the Frisco and would do SO
II the Frisco did not come 10 Fort Worth
IL Is known that Dallas hns made a
proposition 10 have the Frisco built there
hut IN the meeting today Mr. Yoakum de-
clincd to discuss the matter The cnming
OF the frlScu 20 sat- "i'~ --iN s'r. 3"
nc he establishing here Of another
packing house plant % nae o. 49, w..
Northern packers.
There was a mcctlng held soon after the
conference today nt whicn Mr.. Yoakum
Wa present. What vas done was not
made known.
\ delegation from BRADY and Frederlck.-
burg waited on Mr.. Yonkum to have him
consider an extension 10 their towns. This
extension. he told them. depends on
whether the road Is built into Fort Worth
after the meeting to raise the required
money,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
"WHERE ARE YOU GOING THIS
SUMMER"

to call vour attention TO tbc fscf thof
along their lines are located more summe-
resorts where YOU can keep cool regain
yoW health and have pleasure and ais.
as whether you will 20 to the mountains,
or sea shore hotel or to n country home
with yours families than any line in the
United States. Round trip rates are maze
Louis, memphis. Louisville. Shreveport or
New Orleans, Excursion tickets good to
return until October 81. are on sale during
the season from all points to Eastern re-.
sorts and low rate tickets are sold all the
year round % Washington, Baltimore. New
York. Boston and many other points $40
For full information az 10 rates etc.
write or apply 10 your nearest ticket agent
or w. II Whlttlescy. Southwestern pas
senger agent Dallas, Texas c. &. RYAN.
natl, Ohio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
Hesrne Notes.

Taarnc Texas. MAY p Last night =
heavy rains caused bridge to he washed
away between WORKMAN aud hichland and
as result trains were delayed several
hours. II has hcnn repaired and this morn
Ing trains are coming In on time.
Tho International and Great Northern
bridge gang in charge Of Mr.. NJ De M1urhe
" III 60 10 worl, on the bridge which spans
the Big BtazoS river New caps will he
put in aud other repairs made Repairs
on other bridges will he made on this diN
sion
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle OF Halls Great Dlsrov.
cry cures all kidney ana bladder troubles
removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
omissions, weak and lame backs, rheulnu'
tisni and all Irregularities OF the Kidney
aad bladder IN both men ana wSacl. MAJ
der trouble In children II not sold by yoir
druggist will be sent by mail on fecslpt ar
$i0 One small hottie Is two mo,,th%
treatmcnt and VIII cure any case abbyc
mentioned. Or. Il. w. Hail. Sole Mannsn y
turer. L. o. Box $50, ST. Louis. Mo. SAM
FOR testimonials. Sold by all druggists and
Houston Drug Company.
Temple. Texas April 20. 1891 have
used Halls Great Discovery for bladder
and kidney trouble, aud would not take
a thousand dollars for tho benefit re-
ceived from using one bottle. feel that r
am permanently cured.
w. b. TYLER. d. u. Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
A STREET CAR DEAL.
Believed that the Bishop Syndicate Nov
Has Control

Believed that the Bishop Syndicate Now
Has Control.
Dallas, Texas, May ai,-The announce
meut was semi officially made here tonight
that the Dallns Consolidated Electric street
Hallway system was sold by G. Van Ginkel
and associates TO Perry s Dupont and
associates Of Lorraine Ohio. The price IL
understood 60 approx innate SSOOONO Perry
:. Dupont and his associates are believed
70 he Ia close alliance with the Bishon
u the Bishop syndicate. after A venr.s
hard ehort, has at last got control Of tho
electric railway systems Of Dallas and
heing constructed between the two cltIes
Negotiations have been carried on M DaI
las. New York, Cleveland and Lorraine al.
most continuously for the last six weeks
Tho deal involves the largest electric rail,
way interest ever negotiated In the South.
west $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

p Mir j. A. Mcintosh Of Davis, l. r.,
died here last night Of uraemia He was
Il single man and 40 years of age. His
remains will be shipped 10 Davis, !. 4 for
burial.
ROBERTS Gainesville. Texas. May %.
Mrs. S r. Roberts. an eldcrlt lady, liv ne
few miles north of Gatcsyille, dlel yes
place in the city cemetery here this a--er-
noon
HULsCHER. -Flatonia. Texas. May II -
Miss Martha Hilsrher aged 10 years, died
the home of MIR Adam Schultz. two mil, =
south of this City Her remains were IN
tered in the city cemetery here today.
HoRAC, Bt@nham, Texas, May .21-Mr.
Joseph Iobae, aged 20 years, died at II =
residence corner Of Church and Soc nd
streets. ~ noon Tuesday. His DEATH
which was most sudden, WAS due TO hcmor-
thagc. lie had been sufferer with con
sumption for several mouths
SrITLER Burnct. Texas, May 20
William " Splitter. prominent citizen Of
Rurnet. died Sunday morning, aged aboHt
~ wears. a wife, twn sons and fou. daugn
Tors survive him. He lived in Fayc-te and
BaHrop counties II number Of years and
moved To Burnct county, about twenty
years ago He was buried by the Masons
ON yesterday nj 4 O'Clock p. m.
BARNES Navasota. rcSas, May ~
Mrs Carrie Barnes, widow of General
Barnes, died at San Antonio on the 11,h
instant and was buried in that city tie
following day. Death overlook the grand
old lady at the home Of her granddaught ter.
Mrs. 4. u. cobb. She was u years Of age
md Ind SnVut forty five useful years rs
Resident of Grimes county, Mt Anderson.
WOOD dlempstead, TeSas, May 22.--Mro
Dan A. Wood died this evening at his
home In this city after an illness of sew
eral weeks. Mr. Wood was an old resi-
dent of this county and was formerly sher-
IN of Grimes county. He was In the.
Confederate army Il memhpr o. Hoods
Texas brigade aud served during the en-
tire four YEARS 0T'fhc war. He leaves
son and three daughters SURVIVING him
FRAZIER Cameron, Texas, May %
Mr., w II Frazier prominent tarmcr.
whose home Is two miles east of Cameron,
died Yesterday morning Mt Lnmpnsns,
whore he had gone in quest of health
month or more ago. His remains arrived
this morning. and will he inferred at Mar
low. He leaves n wife and three children.
By his ability, industry and honesty he
had accumulated valuable property sin
coming to this part of the country.
OTHER DEATHS.
LOOMS, Mrs Martha. nj Clrburne
ELLISON, Mrs. Wesley NJ Mckinney.
nORRIS. James A.. aged IS. nj Denlson.
COLLINS William. ngcd 20, NJ Denton.
II K1NS Miss Zoe at Holland,
LANCASTER Miss Grace, AZ Marshall.
CREED, o., near Paris
: g., LAND. Mrs. NJ. H., at Paris.
u NWSON, W. A., ut Stephcnville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
Renoh Snits ludnn Rrn,.n

sherman, Texas, May "a. Judge It. J.
Brown ana wife arrived last evening from
Austin. Relative to the gubernatoraI race
Judge Brown said: 81 am not inclined 10
become a candidate or course cant helm
what the papers say aud appreeiatc
their Kindness. but as said. | am NOT IN.
clined 10 be n candidate for governor. The
bench suits me better"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25

lodge p, p. o. f., at MIlwaukec. wis. on
July 23-25, rate OF one frst-ciass fare plus
81 for the round trip
For the annual meeting OF the National
Educational association at Detroit July q
". rate Of one hrst-ciass fare plus So
for the round trip.
For the meeting OF the Sixth District
Baptist association at Franklin La. on
July ola. rate of one and one-third fares
for the round trim
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
YOAKuM Al pENlsoN.
Frisco Is Said TO Be Backing New Sher-
man Company

Frisco is Said TO Be Backing New Sher-
man Company.
pcnisor, Toxins, May q President n. +
ho1LUm mud party Of Frisco officials ar
rived here tonight and viii remain tin to
morrow Accompanying Colonel Yoakun
Ia President h. l.. Wlnrhcll Of the Kan
srs city Fort Scott und Memphis road
u Is now thought tina, tho Frisco Is back
ing M the Sherman people who have M
pied for Charter to build a fin, from
SIiornNll northwest To the Ccndar MN dis
ul"t mat borders on Red river. This WON'T
hN Il rch feeder 90 sherman ana mt thcri
IN ~, communicating with a large trade In
the th,ckasaw Nation.
sherman, Texas, MAY ~ President Yoo.
kum aud narty Of the Frisco arrived IN
slermNU this afternoon Will, bcro rusb
orders for mere terminal facilities wcro
given. President Noakun is ou,to rr,.,,
despite his extended travels aud worry t Nri
dental To the accomplishment Of Tho r..,,
,rhhscontlnental ratlrold scheme Tho nh az %,
has lust announced, the accomnIs b''o,
OF which is now In progress In constra,,',in,,,
or the Rio Grlndc division between sh NV
man aud Fort Worth S"''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
Special Event Rates.

The passenger department Of the SCUM.
ern Pacific has announced reduced rates as
follows
for the international convention OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union of America
at Chicago July 25-2s. rate OF one f,re
plus 81 for the round trip
For tie annual meeting OF the grand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
Bio Filter at Clehurne

Clchurnc. Tcxas, May 8 The Santa re
shops mr. pnttng in an lmIcnsr filter to
utilize waste water. The reservoir Is tn
he tWuutv-fuur feet square ana fourteen
ice' deep aid Is ona OF the most propoupc 1t
Improvements TO he made in the SHOPS 1t
WI suve ~ per cent of the water hitherto
Utusta1 '' @
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
LOW RATES EAST
Chesapeake and Ohio aRilroad

chesapeake and Ohio aRiIroad.
on account of T. 2. A. meeting Old Point
Comfort June 3-s. All Texas lines viii!
sell tickets to above named point and re-
turn at one fare round trip, good 10 re-
turn until June 30. This win AFFORD an op.
portunty 10 visit Washington. New York
and Eastern points AZ reduced rates, nnj
at the hest time of the year Direct boat
and rail connections from Old Point Com.
York For full information apply or write
to
w. II. Whlttlesey.
S. W. p. a. c. and o. nv.
Dallas Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25

Visit the n-American exposition at
Buffalo. then 20 to Niagara Falls ana
down the ST. Lawrence river. Tickets fol
over the Akron route which offers double
daily train service from 81. Louis to Rut-
falo. For details apply 10 J NJ. Ches
brough, \. q. I. agent, st. Louis, or II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-25
lockhart Locals.

iockhart, Texas. May ~ MIR. Whey
stroud, a successful business man Of Dai
las, who was born and raised In I.cckhart.
but who has been absent for number
Of years. was In the city this week trying
10 locate some OF the old landmarks and
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and Miss Lotta Braun were married today
The bride is Il very popular young society

and Miss Letta Braun were married today.
The bride is very popular young society
lady
SHRINER RICHARDSON. Greenville,
reXas May -. j, S&riyer and Miss Bettie
Richardson were united In marriage at the
Arcade hotel Yesterday afternoon. Rev.
j. w Hill officiating The bride Is the
adopted daughter If Mr.. and Mrs. Stith
and the groom is a local railroad empioye.
BLANKS STOREY Lockhnrt Texas
storey were married at the Christ an
church last evening, Roy. ] NJ Purcell,
pastor of the Presbyterian church, ofhclat,
ing. The church was beautifully decor.
ated and a vast audience witnessed the
ceremony that united this popular young
couple Of the city. The happy twain left
Immediately ON special train over the
Antonio there to take the morning train
for California, where they will pass the
summer
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


G, lioreH Chicago; G. g. Kelley, WAR
ton; Frank Andrews city; j. 4. Annls
Shreveport; Lewis Dugan. Lake Charles
Mrs. a. A. .Snnblcw Dallas; Mrs. 4 H.
isoni, New Orleans; n d. johnson. Me
Gregors o. w. Andrews, Fort Worth: Il
W Thompson, BellvIllc; +. NJ. cooper
Miss Siarbsrryi Galveston: II. r. Knn0.
mann, san Antonio; James G Fulton. Roak.
port Mrs, a. y. Parker, Karnes city, Miss
MINNIE Nohiick. Helena; ]. ID. johnson Mo.
ireeor; Charles +. Roehl. Beanlnont.
y. Winters, Fort Worth; j. d. Marks
CROWLEY, La. Hay Edstron.. Corsleana
Y: Englc, san Antonio; c. Laughanmcr'
llfuyille; w A. Renhardt, Wade Carwlne
Honsfon; Y. u. HOLLAND, Houston posi-
Ira q, Bond, Wharton,
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OTHER MARRIAGEs

Wallace Hill and Miss Irene Richardson,
AT ~.ehurnc.
c. A. Ldnier and Miss Ora Fox, near
Troupe.
John Spears and Miss Mile Billiard.
neAr Weatherford
j. r. Aldridge and Miss Monola Doylc,
AZ Ennis
rmd Leoay ana Miss Wilma Peters, at
Ennis.
Harry Wrench and Miss Eula Garland,
at Franklin.
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Dirt broken for Extenslon

BRYAN Texas, May u. Contractor John.
son broke tho nrSt dh't Yesterday afternoon
on the extension OF the Caivert. Waco and
hrnzos valley solth OF bryan. fhc work
VIII he pushed rapidly.
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Third Suicide at Nooona.

Gainesville, Texas, MAY 2s Harry Had
dock OF Nocona committed suicide last
night by hanging himself In his barn with
rope, Bad health was the cause Of him
taking his life
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Dc not leave home CD Journey without
hottie OF chamberlains Collie, Cholera
aud D'arrhoea Remedy. 1t is almost Ger.
uinsto BE needed aud can NOT BE- procured
while yep are on board the cars or steam
rhip. It + pleasant safe and reliable Sor
~ ~ ~ druggists.