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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-10
WEATHER AND CROPS.


Yoakum Dewitt County Texas, June %.
Reports from various directions near here
say that prospects for both corn ana cot
ton were never brighter. The seasons have
been very favorable so far and IL the
b0l weevil can be controlled good crops
are assured.
Orange Orange County, Texas, June ..
Rice planting has been about finished in
Tits county and nh the hig lrrigating
plants are In operation sending Hoods OF
water ont over the Immense feids of grow.
Ing rice, There Is splendid stand Of
rice throughout the county generally, aud
vita no unfortunate circumstances arising
nm immense crop is assured,
Alvin, Brazoria County, Texas, June s.
The sweet potato will he iatN this year on
account Of the dry weather. very few
farmers not yet having set out their plants.
This market Is henR well supplied with
roasting ears and tomatoes. aud large
quantities Of tomatoes arc being shipped
daily II viii only be a few days now
until melons and cantalonpes wi II be on ihe
market, hut the crop VIII he short on ac-
count NJ the long drouth The local mar
kct Is being well supplied with new Irish
potatoes.
Brennan. Texts, June 0-County clerk
O. a. seward. who Is purchasing agent
for the merchants and business men OF
Brenham VINO have raised purse t.
buy all the holl wecYil brought here AZ
Is cents per 100 paid for 1900 SATURDAY
afternoon md says he was Kept might
measure that holds 100 aud does not under
take 10 count them
Hearne Texas, June o, Quite n number
Of the paatcrs Of the bottom were II
Hearne on business yesterday evening
one Of them said he had made an lnspec
ton Of his neld and decided to take "A mum
her of men and when wecvii was eauEh
in any Of the squares. they were pnlle,l
OF and put In n sack and burned Al
though this Is slow work, m inspection
afterward Of the field did not reveal m!
weevll Others will try this experiment
Rockdae Texas. June 9-war on tn
boil wecvn continues, and the pests ar
! being slaughtered by the wholesale. Prot
| Mally has returned to this place and WI
| "a 10 tho plantation Of Mr., y. q Slmms
/ where a large poison sprayer viii he test
| ed More sharpshooters than weevil ar
/ being found Just now, and the eyidenc
! Is conclusive that those. farmers who a
| not poison will lose their crops
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AFrgR rWeNrY-slx WARS

A johnson County Couple Are to Be
Married.
Clehrrnc. Texas June S--A w noliowa
secured license today 20 marry Miss Rachel
y. Terry, In getting the license he stated
that twenty.slx years ago he was engaged
10 Mass Terry and that the engagement
was broken on He married another girl.
who subsequently died; then the yearning
lke that which possessed Jacob 81 Bihlleal
2 story came over him, aud lie sought his
trst love ana won her consent
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MURDERED HIS MOTHER.
six-Year-old Boy Revenaed Himself Tor
a Reproof.

ok eaT-OId BOY HeVenged FIlmsef Tor
a Reproof.
Garksville. Texas, June s.-News has
Just reached here that boy years old
shot and killed his mother last night at
their home in the south part Of this coun.
ty The boys mother had rcproyed him
for something and the hoy said: I'm XII
YOU" The mother paid no attention to
the childs threat. In minute or two he
came back with his fathers pistol and he
fore she saw him, shot her through The
heart. The mother was sitting at the sup.
per table with her sister when the shoot,
ing occurred.
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Kick AGAINST Rural Free Delivery.

Knoxville, Tenn, June o "A correspond.
ent OF the Journal and Tribune at Jones
horo. Tenn, says that rural free deliv-
cry has proved very detrimental to the
business of that place. Rural free delivery
was early and quite generally established
in that section
II is claimed that mail orders have he.
come more common and n county mall car
rier utilized as q purchaser for the farm.
ers of many articles OF the towns thus
and buving more largely under the ndu.
ence OF the salesman aud the display Of
wares
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m DRILLING For on.
Y" Methods that Are Being Used il
NJ The Texas Fields.

I" methods that Are Being Used in
1h,, The Texas Fields.
,p0urg Dispatch
melAod OF drilling the great gushers
~ Beaumont field is novel aud in
II k 70 oil men who have been &C
N 49, % the generally accepted method
)'k,,, western Pennsylvania, Ohio and
y. Ngnia fields, The Texas formation
ana the oil-bearing rock is found a
b. short distance below the
81 tho prairie ouicksands also
instead Of the flnty rocks Of the
h. ANA nelds and Ingenuity has been
Fl M. spofts TO overcome II economically,
E,nl,1, ate no walking beams and the
srcEs up and down lift seen In local
ognd heavy wire cable wound
III 81 x strongly built drum runs to the
agaly auneellnek, through a sheave, and
sA htdn.anhihg, swings In several long
he der,f pulley dependent midway
sAoe h 4, The casing, capped by a
"a lAis pnllex. me drilling machine attached
eag 1. screwed TO the top of the
Hta LII. - uAed casting connected with
s. I FertiP pressure steam hose This cast
~ 10 III swivel. which In turn is
Z h0ftot, Nuu OF the casing. The hit az
iR IDortio Is so arranged that Only q
+ f.ed Iesyih. 81 the end OF the tubing Is
+ s'ef In dsiinis ample room for now OF
ghshahhg and the entrance of oil In
81 III Is siFaahp shaft rnnning from the on
Fl = tue , cs,d 70 \ wheel which IN turr
n laae npta,sslns firmly, causing 1t 70 re
ss aIe as the drilling progresses
.;tral ma g placed in the locks that III,
W d dril,as ~ N the casing, as IN,
deeper, Is not Interfered
X are started as soon MS this
ia Into ,bsuh, two pumps forcing tbs
VI 4 ra, nf hole NJ high pressure Thu
ne ~, lived and the water, loosen
\ grina risy and sand, permits I'M
...stesins Tno, its way rapidly toward N,
n tsffsea sy outside or the casing 4
1au Is allowed 10 run awal
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NAcoGDocHEs COUNTY LAND

has Been Sold for Sixty Thousand DOL
lars What Sale Includes.
ysccgdoches Texas, June 9.-The on
kIB property situated fourteen miles
Aspthcast of town, belonging to the es-
1ae Of A. +. Anderson of Houston is no
FcGbt now sold. The county abstractor
\ ~ completed his work and the papers all
s9vardrd to Mr. Joe H. Eagle of Hous-
tm Whether he is the purchaser or NOT
Il not definitely known. Tue consideratil IN
Nj the $3.50 acres was $4,000; th In
klldes about 100000 worth of personal
property, consisting Of seven miles (
flFeeinch pipe casing in the oil wells,
&rfnes, etc. This property Is in the cen
" Of the proved oil region and is n La
Isain TO the buyer
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HAIL IN RED RIVER COUNTY.
II Has Been Lying on the Ground TO
More Than a Week

Il Has Been LYING on the Ground for
More Than Week
Clarksylle. Texas, June .. what M
pears almost Incredible. but Is neyerthe-
less fact, hail from Thursdays storm
Of May 30 is still lying in drifts in the
neighborhood of English, in the eastern
part Of this county. A. r. Moore, a farmer.
whose crop was destroyed by the hail,
brought in a two-gallon water bucket full
Of thu hail, eight days after the storm.
Bob S, Pope constable Of precinct No. Z
who lost 300 acres of cotton and corn by
the storm. SAYS he has been using the hail.
gathered from the drifts, for the last
week to freeze ice cream. The hail was
the most destructive ever seen 10 this
county The farmers have been buslly re-
planting In cotton whore the gcound was
dry enough IN the storm swept district.
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oil Test On the Santa Ee.

VenuFne Texas, June s.-A trial was
Eaide here today Of Santa Fe engine No.
n being equipped as an oil burner FIR
ft'Rf on the Beaumont branch of the
The arrangements for burning oil
luel were found in the main sa.isfac-
y though a more thorough test is to be
.ae before assigning the machine to am
on0nieal it is said by local railroad
mat the Intention Of the company
transform many II not all their en-
u Into oil buinnrs.
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Bio skidder Has Arrived.

Orange, Texas, June 0--1he Bancroft LINN.
Der company is in receipt of adylces from
Tram Arthur stating that the big 6
loader and skldder which left here more
than month ago. had at las ar.ly d
at Its destination, had been unloaded and
would soon be In operation. As soon rs
this big machine is ready TO begin work
the tram will be started mp on .,oh time
again aud logs will begin coming down
again to the mill at Orange.
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Georgetown, Texas. June S.--The Ge1rge-
town bath houses owned by Mr. Henry
pr,Lbardt. were opened to the public yes
terday and the managers have been busy
over since attending 70 the numerous bath
orders previously hlod The water nsed
In This bath establishment Is from Pages
n,i,erel we'll rs hne mineral water as
there Is in the State Of Tcx1s, and there
can be no doubt as 10 It's efficacy ~ a
curative in rheumatic and sciatlc diseases.
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/ entuts on rruok erowIna.

y,ctorla. Texas. juno 81 Prof c. A.
,,oI1onrr Of the state experimental s'a-
,,on Al Beeviile addressed a well atten led
,,octipq Of farmers aud others interested
In truck growing YESTERDAY Al me COZ
-, 90 the address. which was very
n.,.ps,.,tsoi and Interesting one. II was ~
rriScd 10 form truck growers assoc a.
~, v.hlch was done. with y. a. CASTOR.
uresIdent. J. +. McCan. secretary
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and Deal in palo Pinto County.

Mineral Wells, Texas, June s.The iars-
est land deal that has been made for
some time was consummated here this
week. by which she Equitable Security
company Of New York sold l4,B acres u
land seven miles north Of Mineral Wells,
situated In Falo Pinto county. TO J, D.
and T. p. Whattey and Il. w. Lotspeich'
consideration S2oj2.
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sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Conroe. Texas, June s. strayed or stolen
from Couroe. Texas. on the night II
June 3. one bright sorrel marc, about "a
hands high. in good conditions has hi 20
fnce and heavy name and tall and Span
ish brand on right hip. had rope on neck
when last seen Reward will be paid Tor
information leading To her recovery Re
port can be made 10 Thorp 6rlfhth.
bankers. or to myself al Conroe.
l. c. Griihth. Sheriff
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs ELECTIONS.

Orange. Texas, June 0-Eto lodge No.
rs, knights Of pythias have elected ofH
GERS for the ensuing tcrm, MS follows; v.
II stark, chancellor commander: w r.
Stnfcrs, vice chnuoelor NJ. g. DAVIES
prelnte; c. w Mcfarland master Of work.
NJ, j. Naylor master az arms NJ r. Aron.
son, inner guard u. Mosslkcr, outer
guard.
Richmond, Texas. June Tho following
officers In the Richmond lodge No lT7
knights Of rythl0s, for the ensung term
were elected last night; s. w rhamns
chancellor commander, l.. c. pnrkns, Vice
chancellor; 7 ]. wndham, preate; VIII
lam Masterson master Of work, Albert
krchan, muster at arms Maurice Dunlop,
inner guard Ben Daily. outer guard
Warren. Texas, June G. Tyler County
lodge No pa. knights Of Pythas. elected
the following officers for the ensuing semi
/ annual term Chancellor commander. G. G.
| Glchrlst vice chancellor, NJ c. Rlgsby
| prelate, H. j. Rgsby; keeper OF records
| and seal Oacant hy resignatlonl w J.
! Spurlock master OF work. r. u. iIamm
master ~ arms, q l. Justice timer guard
/ X. H. Charlton; outer guard, c. u. Bryant
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Hearne. Texas, juno pa great deal
Of machinery has arrived for the Planters
ou min and is put in place MS soon as
H. comes in The brick building Is ncarly
comm etcd aud eyervthipg viii be in readi-
mess when the season opens.
MIR r. w Marshall Is spending rev
dars In Houston this week.
district Attorney Victor r. Hudson and
urifc ~ Bryan are in the city visiting
raiattveE
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Attemnted outfaoe a HaIlotsville

prevails hero over an attempted Outrage
by regro upon Young white woman this
morning. The victim ~ the assault was
cn her wny 10 early mass and when near
The railroad bridge ~ the edge Of town
she was caught and dragged under the
bridge by the negro. Her assailHHt was
scared away by nor screams without ne
complishng his purpose He IS now In
aatg
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eNcAMPMENT An AUSTIN.
Most Of the Roads viii Transport the
Troops Free.

Austin. Texas, June g,--Adintant General
Scurry received a letter today from the
Houston ana Texas Central railway IA
which II was stated that that road would
give free transportation to the militia for
the encampment here next month. All the
railroads IN the State except two have
written similar letters 10 The adiutant gen.
Katy and Santa Fc before he issues tho
general order for troops to assemble al
Camp Mabry.
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smalInon Finally Overcome

GreenyiIle. Texas. June 0-I'he Evans
family in the Muddig community have an
recovered from the smallpox and their
home and household goods have been prop
erly dislnfected The father and mother
and two children grown daughter and
n hahy child. died from the scourge With
n bir crop on hand. the boys plowed and
hoed during the period Of their isolation
and detention. putting in every moment
that they could. and they now have splen-
Aid nrnsnerts and are hopetul.
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Work at ORANGE

Nange, Texas, June 9.-work on the
d OF The ChIcago-orange oil company
progressed steadily today and hundreds
A rOple have visited the well TO watch
TeIation This is the first well u
IN AMY right near The city and II is
O0leet OF much interest,
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cOupRsssEs TO USE OIL FOR FUEL.

o.h II the Plants at Brennan Are
Making Necessary Alterations.
pysnhap,. Texas, June 9.-The National
u NcFadden compress Of this city, follow
I. the lead Of the Brenham Compress,
I'm and Manufacturing company, which
g,rpaces an ice plant and oil mill as
E,,l as the compress, has contracted for
H. change Of machinery which will enable
IN, plsnt to use oil for fuel iusteid of
hi 1t is estimated that the saving in
hi expenses will be great hy reason OF
Hin change. Work Of building the tnnks
E,sj making the change has been going
Ia several days at the BRENNAN comp nv 5
Hfl,nt and the machinery has arrived ( r
..r change at the M"Fadlen II n. NJ
&layd Parkinson and force of mHn c
es.le from Houston to make the D anGe.
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Gainesville. Texas, June oh. w Daw-
SOL. prominent stock raiser OF the Goes
aeid community, was bitten By spider
Yesterday from the effects Of which he
dice today.
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Mnnl go a san Annelo

san Angelo, Texas. June S. Though II IL
SIN early Ia the season, larger number
OF wool buyers than usual al this time are
on rho ground and movement Ut clips may
soor IN. renorfed one sale Of 5000 pounds
Of fan wool has been made and ~ may
prove the entering wedge on the spring
Rim
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petition n Rankruntey.

Paris, Texas, June 9.--John y daonert
Of Paris sled petition In bankruptcy yes
,ordav afternoon. The unsecured claims,
which are held by st. Louis and LOUSY le
creditors. and all Of which have been re-
duced to judgment. aggregate Si1l-.So.
There are no assets except sdeh as arc
exempt.
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Many women fail to dlgest, t6 hell T tsoa
hhu ~ ne bTiehtness, freshness and beauty
VIII Elm and complexion departs Rem
W edv mis- hy taking HERRlNE after p eaeh
eus 20 Aigest what you nave eaten; Prlee,
M meal a, 20 u's For sale by A. Z. Kiesling
S dr. SOP Main street
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neulu Marrisd MIssi0naries Go e ChIna

leonard, Texas June O.--At the IT.
presbrterla1 church Pev. Harry O. Roinius
~ Auburn, \. Y, and Miss Lucy N, AleA.
aaar wore united in marriage, Rev Hngh
alexander Of Mexico, No nojo oinciT Tbeg Isft
slsteu. ~ }esv FOR Auburn. ~ y. where they
i INN ssside until November when they g"
WI CHINA AZ missionaries for eight years
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ODD FELLOWS ELECTIONS.

Orange Texas. June 0.~Irls lodge No.
2SG lndcpcndcut order NJ odd Fellows,
ut their last meeting elected the following
ofhrcrs Tor the ensuing semi annual term:
J0mFs Crawford noble grand A, r Boar.
RE vice grand; NJ Normand, secretary;
George O. Curtis, treasurer.
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Calvert Texas. June o. Fred Thackston.
"a cmploye n the Southern Telephone com
pGuy NJ Bremond. while IN Calvert last
night. accidently shot himself 10 the ab'
domen and Is now under treatment AZ the
Grand Central hotel IN this city His con.
ditiOn Is considered very critical.
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r...nu Hnrt BIZ Hie Norse.

sweetwater, Texas June 9.-while run
o,ng ,fter cattle. Jack Lewis. son Of John
n lewis. was thrown from his horse and
N.,a,nca injuries that may prove fatal.
SIa is unconscious and but little hope Is
an,erfalned Tor his recovery.
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IN Of DEVELOP MENT.
pes COST ABOUT TEN THOU
|Fpt Gan, ssNp DOLLARS A MILE.
r,o Thousand Men Are Now
N'''y Employed in the Beaumont
oil Field,

Tcxag. June 9.--Sunday Is
Beiumo"s a,v ~ rest In Beaumont, even
~ M vendors observing the day No
re- par came In today and the town
psHlss.nally quiet, many Of the oil men
|fs upu' .,ia,crs spending the day In Port
Isa Ns's sabine Pass aud Houston.
(lrhu ~ ~ Inst week have done much
lne e'ss Al urld on better basis. and
\ ~ .i,sady apparent that the selling on
y uorr-s wayne land IN quarter aud
~ ..e tracts will bring about mp'e
ls'ars development than If the land nad
sl'hse - the hands Of Que or two per.
hlA" 4 moi improbable that as many
EtpA ~ even four wells VIII be pat
\ 0r some of the quaitcr-acre tract.
WI /, ,hese wells oil prove gushers, as
~ hosers Of the land firmly believe
! pe pu M the amount oil tankage, y pt
wv VA numplng facilities necessary 10
~ .nrh a vast quantity Of oil Will
,.t sum I'M the pc, kets of IN M.
j PH W. q of these materials, and hundreds
Ehellsalssasands will he reunireu Tor tuc
NJ lnsu u,s,arbanies aud tue unsktled IA
q sklleu SONG idea OF the cost ~ all this
sr lonn, nj may he hau wnch IL IS know
Nv XXI opc Of the pipe lines put down III lhls
Ila wy sVst its owners not lar from 500
~ a svo The immense steel tanks lot
M y nnrposcs are also very cosby.
A,aas asl,l = freight t.in comes into Beau
haivy III brinls from I'VE 10 twenty cdt'
nss ~. W. !, mines and easing, and perhaps
xsai, ~ tnan 20OU men are employer In
,'alIy no news came In from the
81, today The weather Is stu We
ssm and sultry and lew people Vls.t
y sss Titizens' oil company Will begin
.,,ng an the hill tomorrow, along With
. Y, c,her companies mentioned yesterday,
" ~ the Hogg swayne tract will he about
q w mslcst place In Texas for several
salts 10 come.
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wood wolkers' strike Threatened.

Chicago, June 0. Members Of the Anal
gamated wood Workers union. who are
employed IN saloon store and office ixture
manufactories. at a meeting tonight decided
10 70 on strike July /, " their demand
for minimum scale II wages Of p cents
an hour aud nine-hour day be not
granted
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EoderaI court a slownsvIIIe.

Mo Grande City. Texas June This
morning two wagonloads Of Federal prison
ers and witnesses left FOR Brownsville n
attend the Federal court which opens Mon
day. June 10. an In charge ~ deputy Mar
are grand and petit jurors.
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Child Fatally Burned.

FL Paso, Texas June o.-The 6-year-old
daughter of William Iitner, butcher,
was fearfully burned today while endeay-
orlng TO kindle Ire. The enid was 50
badly injured before the names were eN-
live until morning
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70 the hcdsiio or his WIFE, who was thought
20 be- DYING Of consumption. on reaching
corpse. death coming suddenly from paraly-
sis ~ the brain. Mrs. Cage who had
called her husband to see her die. was her.
self witness 81 his demise. She can
1--we but few hours
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ruler county court Adlourned.

woodville. Texas June 9.-Distrct court
adjourned last evening, after being in ses'
s,op three weeks. Only six eases we're
t,1ad NJ rqis session. all OF which were d.
yorce suits. The grand jury returned thir.
tv-hye indictments, i've felonles ana tu'''
msdemeanors.
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n. man can work well with torpid
uyer or ronstipated bowels A few doses
~ gTickIy Ash Bitters Will quickly re-
,,a,n mis- condition and make work a
Iiossnre Capitol Pharmacy, Old Main
lfrfet. Abbott cockren 4 CO, D- NAN
sstreet, z. Kiesllng, 5n2 Main street;
agents.
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De sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs. Winsiows Soothing SyrHp.
for children teeihlng. II scothet the child,
softens the gums. alloys All pain, cures
wind collie aud 10 the best remedy Tor
dlarrhoea.
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enlIt puIIev Plant Burned.

Menasha, wis.. June D.-rhe works OF
the Mcuosha wood spnt Pulley company
we're burned 20 the ground today. Loss
$4,000; iusuranco, 100000. II is doubtful
II tho rlaut win be rebuilt.
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Dropped Dead at His Wiie's siekbed.
Kokomo, Ind, June DE, Cage. a wei
known Kokomo broker, was today called
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rheumatism mare painful IN this climate
than any other afhiction. cured by presetlp'
lion No 2sjl. by Elmer q Amend r. Il.
Schmidt, Houston, Texas, sole agent
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WEALTH OF THE INDIANS.

The Five Civilized Tribes Have EIGHT
Million Dollars.
Denison, Texas, June 9.--lndinn Agent
shoenfeldt of the Eve civilized tribes has
Just made a report showing what IL IN
the National treasury 10 the credit Of the
Nation. The sum IA S. 407 800 distributed
as follows; Chrrokees s2.83G g34 80; Chloe
taws. sl3O8, 500 50; Chlckasaws 1854.
594Ti; Greeks, S2OOO,OOO; SeminOles. 81.
zoo GOn
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MASONIC ElEcrloNs.

Ccrscana. Texas, June o. AT chapter
meeting ~ the Masonic lodge the follow,
.9S ro officers we're clectc9 and VII he "a.
priest. Mir Bob Malloy; King. Mr. nut
lock. scribe Rphe Freedman secretary. \.
Bates; treasurer Frank Woods; guard.
T. Brooks
Wharton Texas June o. The wharton
lowing Officers Tor the coming year Il.
NJ Brown. w NJ; W, A MrC0mly s. W
Z. u Davis. j w; II A. Clnc. secretary
tiler.
Gateswlle. Texas June Sat stated
laI NJ this place recently the following OF.
hrels were elected u. NJ Thompson, w
NJ NJ Thompsoni $. w. u. II Culbcrson,
SherrMl. kecrelary. and ]. w RnNd. Mlnr
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Better for the Blood Than Ssrsapsrilia
For Those living IN the Malaria Dis
tricts Groves Tasteless emu Ionlc.
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