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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-01

The Chinese began to write books be
fore they migrated from the region
south Of the Caspian sea.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-01
SCHUETTE BROS
Buyers in Great Numbers.
Men, Women and Children

crowded our allies during last weeks
SUMTER CLEARANCE SALE They
satisfied with their respective bargains.
A great many lines were cleared out
entirely, of course, but not all, especial
ly, those that came in late.in the week,
and there is enough left to make re-
spectacle shOwing-Of theRBargans we
mean,--and it is just possible that you
might find something among these that
YOU want. n1oress especially so if you did
not visit the stoI { during the last days
OF the week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-01

True Devotion "Your husband low
cd you very much, did he not3s~ Yes,
injool He even MISSED upon remain
ing in the house when / practiced my
vocal exercises
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-01

Many woman first show signs Of age
by droop in the eJelil This is caus-
cd by strained eycslght excessive weep
ing, i'll health on yeats 1t can be over
come by daily faithful manipulation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-08-01

Helps Young ladies TO withstand the
shock Of sudden proposals, that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done Soc.
Made by Madison Medicine Co. f. G.
Buer-tatte
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

of the great amount OF money Harris coun-
icatcd Il permanent rnad IMPROVEMENTS. /
believe that the knowledge sir Vasmer
would gain at this congress would be the
means Of sowing Harris county ggnsldera-
cation Of the proper methods. material aud
machinery used is road construction. Vail
so let ny be up.to-date and profit by others
experience
In conclusion ! will say that the secre-
tarH OF the busluess league has made an
excellent selection Of delegates and | he.
lieve II 10 be the duty Of every member
Of that delegation to attend the good roads
congress at Buffalo IL they Gun possibly
do so. For Good Roads
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
FOR HOUSTONSYOUNGMEN
FURTHER DETAILS OF PROPOSED
Y. M. c. A. BUILDING.
AThorcuch Canvass for Subscriptions Is
Now in Progress and Much Encour-
anement Is Being Received.

Secretary Kincaide Of the Y. NJ. c. A. is
distributing Il very handsome prospectus of
the Y. NJ c. A. building, which Is proposed
for this city. The pamphlet embraces a
complete descriptive outline Of the proposed
building, together with the fullest possible
information regarding the needs of the city
IN this respect
BY way Of a general statement after a
minute description of the proposed build
ing. the pamphlet says:
Such building viii be large enough to
accommodate very large membership. ana
viii be IN every way attractive TO young
men. II IS estimated that the lot, building,
furniture and complete equipment will cost
nearly 100000. The committee believes
that the people are sufficiently Interested
In this building to give this amount. A
thorough canvass ~ now in progress, and
much encouragement Is being received. by
the ihorallty OF the business men who have
been seen. Subscriptions are being OBJ
tanned every day for the building fund.
On the subject Of the cltys needs In this
follows:
music and lyceum hall, with seating
capacity Of 1000 people, built with view
to securing good acoustics.
just such an athletic and gymnastlc
equipment as this building will afford.
4 Y. NJ. c.. a. night school for Young
men, More than 5000 men studied IN the
night schools Of the association last year.
Such club house for young men who are
looking for q pleasant social evening down
town. This building win be elegant ADD
attractive In its appointments
a business meu'S club house, for which
this building viii BE- admirably adopted
There Will be i've parors ia the blildinE.
any one OF which may be used tor private
business conferences, and there VIII DEE t0-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
HalIetsviIIe Items.

Halletsvlle, Texas, September 5.-On ac.
count of the great waste of water, the
city council has decided that 1t Will be
economy to put In water meters where
water is used extensively. The capacity
OF the three wells belonging to the city
has been tested 10 their utmost during the
summer months and 1t is thought that 1t
WIZ be necessary to drill an additional
well should matters continue as they are.
county court convened Tuesday. The
dockets are unusually light Not ono ciyil
on the civil docket being old ones To
date seventeen criminal cases have been
disposed of.
yesterday afternoon at the Baptist church
here Mr. Thomas Peterson and Miss Ren
Boyd were married They left ON The
AFTERNOON train for Columbus To visit rcla-
yves ana friends Of the bride, her former
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
A sunnestlon.

To the Editor Of The Post.
Houston, Texas, September BIN The
Post OF yesterday the secretary Of the
Houston Business League (by request Of the
president, W H. Moore OF the Industrial
Good Roads congress), selected some Of
our most prominent citizens as delegates
TO that congress, 10 be held In the city
Of Buffalo. \. y. september 1921, 1901.
The subject Of highway Improvement is
Of vital Importance To Harris county and
Is demanding considerable thought M the
present times This congress viii Include
a general discussion and practical demon
stration OF road construction and mainte-
nance, together With experimental tests ana
experience Of several States Ia the Tininn
~ q practical and thorough bnslnSs
proposition for Harris county / suerest
that the county commissioners extend 10
hts honor, + II yasmer. suitable va
catioi and appropriate u sufficient amount
OF funds tcward defraying his expenses
~ attend ihls congress for the purpose ~
gainipg sygh inforlnntioD relating Ia the
hest mefiiods ~ road Construction and vii.
ness NE pullolng Of stctions Of the various
Glasses 81 roads, including earth oil rravei
stone tAr.mafndnm. etc. In consideration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
LOCAL POLITICS.
Beginning to Talk About Distribution of
Offices.

Beginning to Talk About Distribution OF
Offices.
The politicians are thus early beginning
to talk about tho positions to be dllcd In
this city and county next year. by the city
election In April and theJ county election
TO follow in November.
For the mayoralty there are several
gentlemen being discussed. 1t is almost
certain that Mr.. Jules lIrsch viii be a
candidate for the position. unless he
changes his present purpose Those who
claim 10 know assert that Mr.. John b.
Williams, present district clerk, Will also
be In the race. Friends Of Mayor Wool.
ford are urging his claims. aud Cnntain
Frank A. Reichardt Is being mentioned in
the same connection. 1t Is also an omen
secret that n movement was put ON foot
recently to induce ex.Muyor Brnshear 10
again be a candidate, and that he decline
the invitation
II Is given out quietly that Alderman
Tom O,Leary and eXMomher OF tho Ipgis-
lature w. A. MOroney will he cendiJ5fe.
for chief Of police, MS viii the prcscuf
thlet blackburn, also Mr. Jamps Raw. M
present a deputy under Sheriff Anderson.
: IN the county races ~ Is known that
MI Albert w. Mckinney will give sheriff
rrmor has x that County Clerk nj In
pree also Inns been thinking somewhat
along that line while Mr. A L. Coma ,vnv
Sherin Andersons chief deputy Is groom.
ing for the county clerkship.
For district clerk Il Is understood that
as VIII also Mr. John 10. Ashe.
From present Indications there VIII he no
lsck q candidates for all the positiops
that the people have TO give out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
KLlMT-HEARN COMPANY.
A Very Large Crowd at the Opera House
last Nioht

last Night.
very large crowd was present ut YES.
t'rday's matinee aud Sweeney & Coombs
opera house last night was taxed to its
utmost capacity to hold the audience that
greeted the klimtIIcarn Repertoire com.
pany in their play "Thc James Boys In
Missouri" People were standing and sit
ting in every nook and corner Of tho house
and on the upper floors men ana boys early
discarded their top garments to bear the
heat that the crowd produced. II ranked
among the largest throngs thar have gath
cred in the history of the house
The play exhibited the most character.
iStic features IN the lives Of the James
brothers, she far-famed desperadocs Of
Missouri. In the parts Of Frank and Jesse
james, Mr.. NJ. H. Hartman AS the former
and Mr. George Klmt MS the latter were
Just what might be expected in the career
Of bold and laring highwaymen who iu all
their desperation preserve a LOYALTY and
kindness for their home and family. The
role of Jack BcntlY was creditably pre-
sented by Mr. John Abbott. Mr.. T. NJ
kimball and Miss Pauline Maddern We're
quite successful In the characters of Dr
aud Mrs. Samues ana the entire east
seemed very satisfactory Song and dance
specialties by Miss Alma Icarn aud Mr.
PerGchl had generous applause.
For matinee today the company viii plav
"The Girl From Colorado and tonight 4
ATTRACTION will be - Southern Gentle.
man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Justice Mal>ch was called on yesterday
to hold an inquest ON the body Of Ed
Harris, who died very suddenly shortly
after o'clock q. m. The testimony Of
Cora Harris, wife Of the deceased, was
to tho effect that her husband woke her
about o'clock and told her Ii was time
TO get up. In q short time he was takcu
with q rWtuiug in the throat ana hogan
vomiting hlood. she was iUsf starting for
doctor when her husband sprang ont Of
bed, ran u the front gallery and fell TO
the ground dead The verdict of the cor
onCr was that death resulted from a hem
orrhage of the lungs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Lake Charles. La. September 5.-For
two nights past the officers and members
Of Lake Charles chapter Royal Arch Ma.
sons have been laboring zealously aud en-.
erseticaly TO increase the light Of three
nnocents Of the A. f. and A. NJ lodge
here. After wearying with degree work
for several hours the companions seated
themselves az handsomely dressed table
hled with the dainties and solids that 20
50 far 10 make life enjoyable After the
inner man had been refreshed that sprlght
~ youngster, Captain Tom Reynolds whose
nah century and then some OF years sits
as lightly on his shoulders as the same
number does on Colonel Claude Mayo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
Boy Bitten by a Doo.

Bclyllle, Texas, September 5.-Herbcrt
ogs' the s-year-old son of District Clerk
r. {. ogs. was badly bitten by dog yes.
terday afternoon about 800 o'clock. The
BOY accompanied by his younger brother.
when passing Mr.. Cummings children the
dog caught him from behind biting him
on the back ~ the head and neck and
fought the dog with his fists and but Far
ms would likely have Jared a great deal
worse. Dr. Thompson was called and
dressed the wounds and the boy Is resting
easy this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
The Drummer CRUSADE.

Opposition to an Open Sunday Has In.
stltuted Court Proceedings.
The opposition to alleged violations Of
the Sunday law In Drummer eliminated yes.
terday in the hlng Of two complaints
charging Carl Rein with keeping open his
place ana selling on Sunday and with RIM.
ming n ten pin alley on sunday. The lpgni
phase OF these eases presents somewhat
Of nm anomaly In that Attorney II j.
Thacker has been employed hv tbn nrosn-
cution, while Assistant County Attorney
DICK Lewis Will appear for the defense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
SECTION MAN KILLED.
Sam Campbell Met Death in the Central
Yards

Sam Campbell Met Death m the Central
Yards.
Sam Campbell, section hand In the EN-
ploy Of the Southern Pacific railroad. mot
death under the wheels OF box ear In the
Houston and Texas Central yards yestcr-
day. Campbell and another man were en-.
gagged in making some repairs on a switch.
and when the rain came M they took re
fuge under n box ear To escape the shower.
A switch engine backed into the car and
Campbell was caught beneath the trucks.
which passed over him, entirely scyerlng tina
left leg from the body ana otherwise
managing the unfortunate victim. The In.
tufed man was conveyed to the Houston
inhrmary and died n short time after mr..
rNing there, Deceased had been nj wort
IN beaumont for some time lie came 10
Houston only two days ago He Was AZ
letrs Of age, native Of Scotland. unmaT
rcd, ana has no relatives Ia tbe Irnitcd
States so far as known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
lie BOARD OF PueLIc works
Still at Work on Street Paving Bids with
View Of Reportinn on Monday.

view VI NSpOItfl9 on WOnuey'
The board of public works met ngain
last night and win likely meet every night
for the remainder of the week In consld-
Grafton Of the street paving bids now be.
fore them. the work to be done out OF the
proceeds Of the sale Of the $4,000 bonds
recently issued for that purpose
The board has progressed sufficiently far
WIN thelr Investigation 70 ascertain that
all the work contemplated can be- done
With the money thnt will he available, con
dltion upon the promise of the street rail
way company that they will pay cash their
pro rata OF the cost of the pavement upon
The streets occupied by their tracks 1t
Is not contemplated to use the premium
accrning from the sale Of the street paving
bonds for paving purposes rs the admin
isiratun has already virtually decided ia
use the premium of all Of the bonds for
rebuilding the market house.
inc bonrd In considering the bids liz tnk.
lnR one street at tune. and last night
they devoted themselves chiefly 10 n cor.
slderation Of Congress avenue, which TX the
hfst street to br paved and which. In fact.
Is the only street now ready for the pave
lhcNt as good dcA! OF pipe laying and
adjusting VII! have to be done under the
other streets before they are reudy for the
pavement While the statement is NOT
made from amy iutimatlan given cut hy the
noaTo the impression very generally pre-
walls That the hourd will recommend thar
TINS street from Charities To Milan be-
paved with asphalt which would he slim
py a continuation ~ the asphalt pavement
on inns street from the International and
Great Northern depot to Milan street
I"nHcS. avenue has long brcn a neg
ropsrtI !"% y@Se nH5 to- the extent hat
l'Woughiarc has greatly suffered and the
paving ut 10 with asphalt is calculated to
uryel"p 1t INTO an important business
AT the dr- meeting Of the board on
M"dueHdN niHh' thor time was chiefly
s'N'N nv, WIN y consideration Of the bids
i"r the Hogan street sewer. n work iuyoIv-
ing Hu expenditure of nrnrly SIO CuD 'Tbr,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Walter Cook, Allen Baldwin and Ed Crit
I'm were each placed under bond In the
sum of 500 In Justice Malseh's court yes.
terday on charges Of burglary. II Is nj
legged that thoy hurglarzcd some cars OF
the Gulf Colorado mi Santa Zee railroad
consisting Of handkerchiefs. combs orc
Inc arrests were made by Detective smith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
THE DEATH ROLL.
Ms. MAN. RiIeY.

Mrs. Mary Riley died last night at S:i5
o'clock, al the residence Vt her sister. Mrs
NJ, NeWath, l7iS Lamar avenue Nrs
Riley, whn was q native Of La Grange. was
relatives are the husband. Mr.. !. If. Riley
and two children. She rs also survived III
her father six sisters and O brother. Tho
remains viii be shipped TO La Grange for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
100 nnns

Remember the trip Ia Norfcik. and
Tickets VIII he on sale September ;, q ana
through sleeper from Houston Via Na,y
Orleans. Mobile, ATLANTA aud Southern
Railway to Norfolk without change PleosS
give attention aud secure space az onre
A grand trip Is expected Fe'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
&C" With a Tail

The &C" with tail is the trade.
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal boxl Each tablet stamped
{. G. G, Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
Il the Baby Is CUTTING IL.

remedy, Mrs. Winslow's SootblmoSH Irled
fog children teething, II soothes To SbH6
sotiens the gums, allays ali paIn c,,,o,
Wind collie and is the best remedy ' fos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

from Rognn stating that George "
Of that place hal hecn seriously y
about seven miles north Of herr
Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas clU !
by negro while attempting 10 ans
for shooting at Conductor Chestg
day at Jasper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
sHERlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

$t50o reward for the following described
! PI"ngtN! one very light black piano box.
trcad top stt'i7c6ing E on upper " lcft hand
corner of dash. ripped about six inches
| several new spokes In wheels, and a plcce
( on leather put In between the front
Also one set Of new black harness. white
hordCr ON snddlc. plain black rubber rosctte
gone. stolen In Austin. Texas. August p.
! l!ul. Address j. VI. Davis, sheriff. Travis
County or John King, Jr., Austin, TcNas.
Columbus, Texas. September D. $500 re.
M'iu. stolen out Of my pasture ON August
- l90l, one ,sorrcl mare, about I Nelrs
old, IL or IL hands high, branded thus on
! left shoulder. II with loop on the lcft
side ana half circle over. The mare ia
natural pgrer with very heavy mlnc and
tan think she was stolen by McXicnns.
! viii pay 50 for marc ami $40 for thief
Address ~. Heller or +. n Shaw. constn-
sheriff.
lampasas. Texas. September Who
branded Tins, III connected with q re
yersnd j on the other side on left shoulder:
also one hay mare about IL hands high
branded ST ON left shoulder both grntlc
to ride and work. Y. ! Young sheriff
Straycl or stolen from Jane, Snlliy,n
mulc. wears Old. II hands hirh no brand
hnrnoss marks. stripe across shoulders an
around the legs, lump under let Jaw: hgd
on SADDLE and bride, saddle rather old
Taken up hv Abe Hairs dairy. san
Felipe road, Houston, Texas a black horse
R1andcd $' or gu on IN Inc a !" " sb51 o'En
around. 4. II. Anderson $ eff.
Victoria. Texas. September ( Strayed
or stolen on the night Of Tho 2Nth Of Nuc-
ust 1901; one slim built sor' cl horse, about
- hands high branded ih on left zip.
a Fyl n in
and fctlccks cut, shol In front cool .tvi.
ish IookIug under saddle: 81 reward "A.
dress G. 6. Levi or W. r Calender,
sheriff, Victoria county, TcNls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Plump cheeks flushed with the soft glow
Of health, and pure complexion make ali
women beautiful. HERBtNE imparts
strength and vitality to the system. and
the rosy hue of health TO the cheeks. Price
80 cents. For sale by A. Il. KiesllnE, drug
gist, 5O2 Main street 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
DlscoNTINUANcE OF HousToN.srA
BROOK SPECIAL Service

Trains Nos. 8 and o running between
Houston and Seabrook will he wlthdrnvn
the last train 10 this service leaving IIons''
ton q 600 p m. saturday, September Z
ana seabrook OF 0;30 a. u. Monday. Sen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
eaptlst Assooiatlon Al ALVIN

Alvin, Texas, September 5.--The nifty.
seventh annual convention Of the Baptist
Union association met Mt the First
Baptist church In THIS city this mornln.,
al 10 o'clock with large number OF dele,
gates present from different sections of
the state; others are looked for tomorrow
Iodhys meeting was well attended and
very interesting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

For digestive weakness. nerls
pains in the side. tlatulence, d.
wakcfulness, headache and other y
?ccnmpanlmcnts Of costlyeness, ~
is prompt and unequalcd renle9
90 cents. For sale by A. e, Klcsiii
gist, 500 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. w. @. Cain Of Tyler Is at the Hutch,
ins house.
A. w. Jordan OF Loci hart is a guest at
the Lawlor
Mr.. l.. lIonsman left for the Eastern mar.
ket last night
Mr.. ]. +. Dodge of Dallas is a guest at
the Logan hotel
Detective Charles Quln Is spending few
days I'm Galveston.
Mr.. II. Kokosky Of New Orleans is stop
ping ut the BRISTOL
Mr.. Louis ]. WORKMAN Of Austin was in
the city yesterday.
MIR. w. g. Smiley and wife are recent ar
rivals at the Logan.
Mr.. q NJ. Puttcn of Waco Is guest at
the ilutChins house.
i Attorney s. G. Russell of Richmond was
In the city yesterday
Mr.. Martin Weiss Of San Marcos is among
the Rice hotel guests.
Edward c. Tamm of New York Is reg
istercd at the Lawor.
Mr.. John 4. Caplcn OF Navasota is among
the Hutchlns house arrivals.
Attorney $. y. plckens OF Palestine Is a
guest at the lIutchins house.
Judge q. w. Nugcnt Of Conroe is reg.
istercd at the IIutchins house
Mr.. X. II. Russell of Galveston is among
the guests at the llutchins house.
Mr.. NJ. u. Fields and family of Rich.
m"nd have apartments at the Logan.
Mr. II. Il. Withcrspoon of san Angelo Is
among the guests at the Logan hotel
Messrs, r. II. aud l.. G, Davis Of whar-
ton are guests at the Ilutchlns house.
Miss Estele Goeblc has returned from a
pleasant visit to friends IN Fort Worth
W., ~ - S'onn or Livingstone Is
among the guests at the llutchlns house
Mr.. j. r. Cunningham, u traveller out OF
Kansas CITY, Is guest at the Logan hotel.
G. p. Sclycgc, travelling man of CAT
weston, is among the arrivals at the Law
Tor.
Ncssrs NJ X KIM aud yviuio,, tyon,,,,,,.
Of beaumont are guests at the IIutchns
house
Miss NAV CoyIo ANA Ariss u,ssio r,I,,,,
returned from iouigtIilc Win ' NJ W ''I 81
Coylc "''i '''' H.
It,. .r
M. =; ~ l.. MMshrough has gone to chi
afternoon. '''''' ""''nE houston yesterday
Nrs II f. ,.,,.,. .,,,.
/ Ell J., y. az nun ana "htld left Yesterday
tth5c''N""n Tor Chicago and other points in
Wv NoI'"'
Mr.. Fred Fries well known San An.
tonic business man Is among tbr gunsts -,
the Logan. ct
Nlessrs Maxwell A Kilvort ana wo,,5
! worth Conduit of McXla are quests nj Tho
Rice hotcl.
Sacrrt,rr Of stt, t,t, , ,,
| thp civ vnetordo, i,ait, ,,i ", WIS w
otls IInuttnu fri.nj ,,'"E''"N WIZ" MS nuihet-
,., "',
u"l'NS Nir'arlell mas returned from New
lurN ana other Eastern cities after an alb.
H'u'' OF Sin weeks.
Mr., nud Mrs r. L. Hackney and children
returned 10 the city Yesterday and ara
"salu at the Bristol.
Ncssrs s. NJ. Wilcox md G. u Apdor.
SON, well known GHlvp.tnni,us ara Tc,
istrrpd mt the Logan.
g,r, ru,,t.,,, .,., 60, ,c.
lin ,""'"P oH" Nan,'S lLNtIet OF Land
' 49, w "'n Eut0'S "i MIS- NJ. r.
NH''S' va y" hT'h'h'
Electrician .. II. Ryan leaves tonight for
Lecvilic, La, on business for the II0ustnn
Electrical Supply COMPANY
Att,rr., n p,.,,.,, ,
frn,n N,;to,,, tr w N''In 4uN ItIu,Irl
MIR e. q. Shnpord q nr,n,inont ,ro,,o,ir.
ana is stop ing ut The Logan. '''''''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

Badly Wounded by Negro.
hlrhyvillc, Texas. September "A tcle-
phone message has just been received here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-06

was let desi stencils, rubber STAMINA
D. v Lore. 22o0 hechanio st.. Galveston.