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S.st,v.l OF no.as.,. and P,.,a.

FESTIVAL Of Mountsis and Piain.
The fall festival at Denver October I.
= and 3. is promised to far surpass all
previous efforts In that direction. In.
deed it will. We are assured. excel any.
thing Of the kind ever attempted in the
vest The expectation Is that larger
crowds than we're ever before attracted
to the capital city will be in attendance.
The following is = brief outline Of the
program:
FIRST Day-Afternoon-Splendid in.
dustrial parade. illustrating mining.
agricultural and commercial resources
Of the state. Evening-Coronation Of
the queen Of the festival. followed by
grand state ball in front Of grand stand
Second Day Afternoon = Contest;
breaking Of wild horses; sham battle
stage coach hold.up; baud Of Indians
Evening-Grand Pageant Of Slaves oi
the Silver Serpent and ball: athletic
exhibition in front Of grand stand. in
cluding 4 number Of celebrated per
formers.
Third Day-Af,ernoon-Entrance oI
King Rex followed by unique and ex
,ensive parade Of makers to the granc
stand. promiseuous masking till dark
Evening bal mAsque in front d
grand xtand-one of the most move
spectacles ever introduced At a festival
Special prizes offered for handsome ane
unique costumes.
Music-There will be an abun dance o.
bands from all rars Of the sta;e ccm
peting for prizes.
This does not by any means oompre
bend the whole show Is there will b
numerous and varied features introduced
which space will not admit Of mention
here.
The rates which the Colorado s
Southern railway will make for this oc
casion will be most satisfactory. anc
With the splendid train service OF tina
line 10 excuses will be Afforded anyone
Tor staying at home. Ask the neares,
Colorado & Southern agent about III,
rates and time Of trains. or address tn,
general passenger agent.
T. E. FISHER.
Denver, Colo.
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.Bflndybefly and Nelson.
Masonic Temple.
Phone
Black 22a

Phone Black 223
We have two or three good farms left.
located in the supposed oil belt. These
farms can still be had =. the same price
~ held At year ago.
See US for new Groom brick house
With two sa-foot lots, furnished. includ.
ing q new piano. Small cash plym:nt.
large portion Of balance on long time .,
m interest.l Immediate possession.
A cosy 4-room cottage. good lot. plenty
Of fruit; SOD cash. balance easy pay.
ments.
We are agents for the New York Life
Insurance company and you will find !,
to your interest TO inquire about their en-.
dowment and accumulation policies.
A special price for the next few days
on pair Of lots on the car line near the
university.
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DRILLER HURT.

Alphonse Ardourei. while engaged In
drilling preparatory to entering the Den.
yer contest. was badly Injured this after
noon b. a broken piece Of steel vhiet
entered his arm. He was brought TO the
University hospital and subjected to The
X-rsys. An oper alton win have to b
made to remove the steel. Phonse viii
have the sympathy Of host Of friend,
in his misfortune.
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SPLIT, BRITTLE. QUILL HAIR.
All Conc From Dssaru6. which is Cssss
BY q Gam,

Split hair, harsh hair, lusterless hair
brittle hair. falling hair, all owe their
origin to dandruf, which is caused by
measly little microbe that burrows
into the scalp, throwing up the caticle
into dandruf scales and sspping the vi.
tality OF the hair at the root, causing
the several diseased conditions OF the
hair till il finally falls out Modern
science has discovered a remedy TO de-
stroy the dandruff microbe, which is
combined in Newbro's Herpieide, which
may be had Of any druggist. Allays
itching instantly and makes hair soft as
silk. Take no substitute; nothing Just
as good"
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Mrs Melissa vandru8 Of McLoutb
Kan , is visiting her sister. MIS- S. A
Hunter Of this city. The sisters have
not seen each other for twenty years and
he meeting was joyful one. Another
sister who vas coming here from Leaven
worth. Kan, Is slightly Ill in Golden n
the home of fourth sister. An the
members of this interesting quartette
have reached the allotted three score
aud ten years and all are still strong and
hearty
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VIOLIN,

WANTED-SKvERAL PERSONS OF
character and good reputation in each
state lone in this county required) to rep.
resent and advertise old established
wealthy business house Of solid financial
standing. Salary SI8 weekly with ex,
penses additional, all payable in cash
each Wednesday direct from head Of.
fees. References. Enclose self.ad
dressed stamped envelope. Manager.
3o6 CAxton building. Chicago. I'm
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Mrs H. W. Callahan chaperoned >
jolly crowd last evening on = tally ho
ride over the mooolit roads. The affair
was given in honor Of Frank Giffin who
left this afternoon to resume his studies
At Columbia. Mr. Harry Story handled
the ribbons with his customary skill.
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The Misses Wilson and Homer Wilson
Jr.. have left for their Fort Worth home.
They will meet Dr.. Wilson At Memphis.
Texas, and journey the rest Of the way
in his company. The young ladies
have gained many friends In Boulder
during their stay here and leave many
to hope for their return.
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Just one year ago yesterday. the then
Vice Presidential candidate. Roosevelt
told the Boulder people TO "nis the
line hard" Many will remember the
drilling day at The depot vhea Vol
eott called down the obs,reperous small
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LICKED THE BIG ONE.

Joe Roops, driller. and jimmy Byron
also employed At the Mckenzie we'll. got
into an argument this afternoon and
settled It in the old hare knuckle style
before crowd Of spectators. Roops
weighs Ios pounds but was no match for
Byron who tips the beam At IIo. The
little man knocked down his an,as onist
seventeen times and then returned to
work while Roops was laid up for re
pairs. Byron comes from Penns ylv mia
and Koops from Florence.
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Mr. Washter proprietor Of the Boston
Candy Kitchen. has leased the store
room south OF Paul Raymocd's book
store on Ia,h stree, and is now remodel.
ing the .ame for FIRST class candy store
and ice cream parior. He will move to
his new location Monday. Sept goth. and
cordially invites all his old Customers
and the general public to visit his new
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MESSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN
BOULDER AND DENVER.

l viii make trips between Boul
der and Denver on every Tuesday
and Friday and will give III hssi
ness entrusted to my care nv psfsoaal
atteation. All goods delivered the saape
day ~ ordered. Business Of al kiids
solicited.
WI. WHir1Nc
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Wsrkise - Hears . Day

There's no rest for those treless lit
tie workers-Dr. Kings New Life Pills
Millions are always busy, curing Torpid
Liver, Jsundice, Biliousne-s, Fever and
Ague They Danish Sick Headache, drive
out Malaria. Never gripe or weaken
Small, taste nice, work wonders. Try
them. 25 cents at w. w. Potter / Co.'S
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s.y, =. W.s r,r..r,4

Il suffered such pain from corns
could hardly walk" writes d. Robin
son, Hilsborough, Ills, 'sbut Buckles'a
Arnica Salve completely cured them"
Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts,
sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers. Pr
fast healer Of skin diseases and pies.
Cure guaranteed BY W. W. Potter { Co.
Price Is cents.
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5alssisf NJ Il Isbss.s : ~.

The later Ocean Gold Mining company
is defendant In two suits filed yesterday
ia the district court BY tuella Smith and
Robert Smith for the death Of the for
mer's husband and injuries Of the latter
caused by detective trap door. Fiji
teen thousand Is asked for.
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University and Preparatory students
and instructors are most cordially in
vited to be present at the reception to
be given in their honor under auspices
Of the Christian Endeavor Local Union
At the Christian church next Friday
evening. aga
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The Misses Margaret and Katharine
Grifhr accompanied BY their friends Mrs
Stebbins and Miss Dahms all Of Chicago,
are guests Of Mr. and Mrs F. c. Moys. II
is useless to say that the pretty town Of
Boulder has completely captivated tie
ladies from the Lake City.
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l. w. Stark, who has been in Boulder
for SINE time, left for Arizona points
last night. Mr. Stark IS very i'll With
asthma and the altitude proved loo
great for him.
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Miss Becker Of the Brown Palace
hotel, Denver. begs to announce the
opening Of her dancing class at Odd
Fellow hall. Is45 Pearl street. Sept. 40.
Young peoples class at 4 o'clock. adults
1890 p. m. II ct
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Rev ]. A. Davis conducted the funeral
snvices over the child Of Mr. and Ms
Henry Davis at the home on Hill street
4, o'clock this aiternooo.
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George Bachelor. after = pleasant
summer spent in Boulder. has returned
to his home in Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
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GAMBLE GETS IT.

Harry P. Gamble has been elected
captain OF Co. H and with Lientenants
Ranger and Hill proposes to make II the
crack military organization Of the state.
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fm onl sf ths nest profitable S.aefs
tfacts fcf sale within 4 mile Of Boulder
see ]. w. Richardson. corner 18th and
Spruce streets.
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For SALE-A mineral cabinet consist.
ing Of valuable ores from the largest
mines in the state Of Colorado. The
actual value Of this bunch Of minerals is
SI75 Will be sold cheap as party is
leaving the state. 1916 Grove St. I'D
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Mrs Charles Tinker aud soos, Claude
and Willie. have returned from visit oi
several months with relatives in Long
Branch. New York.
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Mrs D. J. Burbank. after being con
fined to the house for three weeks With
rheumatism. IS now able to be out on
cruichex.
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Stearns & Riddle can put you into q
Groom modern brick house in the heart
Of the city. for only tI.7oo. An honest
bargain. See us for 5000 investment
netting Ios.
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Two lots on Car line near university
grounds only $3.50. This Is your eppor
tunity. ]. w. Richardson, corner I3th
and Spruce streets.
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High polish or Celluloid finish Is a
thing Of the past. Domestic finish is the
latest. Done by the Model Laundry
only. I7,h and Walnut street. Phone
2Q3 Black. 7Im
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Mr. and Mrs Clare Smith and daueh.
ter Of Elbven. ILL.,, are visiting w. w.
Hooking and other friends in Boulder.
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Mrs ]. P. Dahlstlom and Miss hilma
went 10 Longmont this morning to spend
today and tomorrow visiting friends and
eat pumpkin pie.
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E. NJ. Tousley. state deputy of the
Modern Woodmen Of America, visited
the lodge here last evening.
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For SALE IMMEDIATELY - Ladies
Keating wheel, Sio. Parlor heater. g.
743t 1910 Walnut Street.
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J.J. Hennessy has gone to Chicago
having been called to the bedside Of his
dying mother.
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For SALE-Three room house. stable,
etc. I872 Goss street. Part cash, bal
ance monthly. Call at Office Of county
treasurer. IItf
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Mrs Wilson is spending several days
visiting relatives in Longmont.
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Judge Tiffany returned yesterday to
his bone in Colorado Spring after spend
ing several days Al the Tambourine.
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Mrs !. w. Richardson and Miss Briggs
we're excursionists to Long gmont today.
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Mrs L p. Bass and child went down
to Trinidad this morning for . thirt,
days stay. Meanwhile Lawrence will
keen house.
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For an investment in business prop
erty ON Pearl street see ]. w. Richardson
corner ~ and Spruce streets.
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Mr. and Mrs Hal Coulson have return.
ed from their Nebraska trip.
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FOR SALE At A SACRIFICE.

Fine sideboard. extension table. box
seat eobbler dining chairs. folding bed.
book case. cobbler rockers. dressers.
couches. base burner aad other heaters,
iron beds. springs, mattresses. moquette
and BRUSSELS carpets. Must be so sold
this week. 1910 I3'h street.
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Mrs B. J. Ewing and 500, Who have
been guests At the home Of Eli Il
Autrey. have returned to Lincoln. Neb.
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Students, remember the Epworth
League reception in your honor Friday
niRht
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WANTED-A pianist to play for
dances. Inquire at Odd Fellows hall
Friday morning at II o'clock.
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Mrs ]. H. Nicholson has gone east to
visit relatives in Coliax. Iowa. She will
make an extended stay.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN

FoUND-A ladies' or misses jacket on
road between Boulder and Boulder lake.
Owner can have same by calling At
Camera Office and paying for this notice.
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WANTED-Apprentice girls. Apply
at Madame Lewis millinery parlors.
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WANrED-Competent girl for general
housework. os7 Arapahoe St. 2Itf
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Don't fail to take In the alumni game
next Saturday. The best ever.
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For SALE-Fresh mich COWS, X
miles northeast of city.
II II w. P. SALE.
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For SALE-Restaurant doing big
business: good location.
1871 MoRGER 4 SAHM, JI4 Pearl.
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MONEY!!

Loaned on household goods, pianos
horses or any good security; no charge
for drawing papers; no removal Of goods
may be paid any time to suit borrower
Business confidential. Lowest rates.
NELSON LEWIS,
Cor. 18th and Pearl. Over Streamer's.
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Upright piano for sale. In excellent
condition and tone. Price SIso. Call at
1923 Walnut street after 6 p. m. 76 3t
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For SALE--A gentle pony we'll broke
to saddle and harness. Enquire at thi,
Office. 77u
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LOCAL NEWS.
sulsr.,r ssal ., Roberts I Cobb.

Mrs Babcock Is home sgain alter =
trip to La Jolla, Cal.
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Mrs DR.. Overfelt returned last even
ing from her Denver trip.
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The friends Of D. H. Rose will be
pleased to hear he Is nov much i'm
proved.
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Geo. ]. Helmer. wife and two children
returned from Quincy, Illinois, this
morning.
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Joe Mitchell coal. best In the market
I3In CHAMBKRS q HALL.
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See all the old timers play football OF
Saturday agains, the Varsity team.
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A GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE,

A GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE.
c. E. Wells always has had a stock
superior to any wall paper dealers in
Boulder, but just lately he ha. received
an immense stocks Of the latest designs
Of artistic wall paper which must be
closed ont within the next sixty days in
order to meet bills. Sach prices have
never been heard Of in this town before.
Just consider elegant paper at &C and up
to 7sc = roll. Call and look over goods.
c. E. WELLS,
III3 Walnut St.
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A RIB ROAST

from rs always commands the hiehes
appreciation from the best Of judges, be.
cause it Is the very best the market al
fords. The same thing is equally true oil
our lamb. mutton and veal, always best
tender and delicious. Of the highest quail.
ity. Quality high. prices low.
BEDFORD & PHILLIPS.
SlSS Pearl D. Phs.s e7a.
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Rheumatism

What IL tlH tlse oi telling the rheumatic
that be feels ss Il his Joints were being dis
locatedf
He knows that bis sunerings are very
much like the tortures Of the rack.
What hs sn0n.s to know 10 what will per-
manently cure his disease.
That, according to thousands Of grateful
testimonials. IL
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A rare bargain; fine milk cow for a
song. 1876 Pearl street. 26 It
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Hoods Cdrsdpdrilla

It promptly neutralizes the acid In the
blood on which the disease depends. com
pletely eliminates It, and strengthens the
system against its return. Try Hoods.
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morning.
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cru,cheS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
MONDAYS Mass Meetino.

To the Editor of The Post
Houston, Texas, February %. The mass
meeting called to meet Monday night at
Milby & Dow hall, corner OF Texas avenue
and Travis street to express our appre.
citation and gratitude to those members of
the city council who demanded OF the
chief of police the enforcement OF law. is
timely and appropriate. Never before was
our city SO overrun with bunko steerers
and confidence men ms at the present time.
and so openly and shamcfully do these law.
less characters prosecute their nefarious
business that the fair name of our city is
in danger and steps must be taken to pro
tcct the stranger as well ms the resident
from this element. Houston is to be con.
graduated for having n city council that
insists that the law be enforced, This
mass meeting Will not only encourage those
alderman who favor the enforcement OF
law and order, but viii point ont better
course to those. who voted against II .
Every good citizen who can should grace
this occasion with his presence and thereby
proclaim his approval Let us tax the new
hall to its fullest capacity. Landowner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
lEsuLTED IN A SHOOTING sCRAPE,

PARTICIPANT in the loncshoremen's Pa
rade Received a Bullet Wound.
The colored 'ongshoremen and cotton
miners Of Galveston had their outing In
crston yesterday, and during the after
Don formed a procession to march through
q streets They were marching along
AN street, between Walker and Mckin-
~ avenues, when considerable commotion
~ created In their ranks by shot being
iea , al their leader Ben Keegans. who
ssIees In Houston, did the shooting an I
snort while afterward he shot and Sc.
ousy wounded Abraham Smith of the
oae star Cotton tanners of Galveston
second shooting taking place Mt the
nef Oh Milan street and Preston ave
No eyewl Wsscs of the shooting have
sywn up aroSid police headquarters, but
.ssans is held Mt the station until the
49, e OF smiths wounds have been de
a,dIrsu heCgans tells the following re-
was driving along Main street this
rcma when | noticed the leader of a
Hns su o. negroes jerking at the reins of a
iane driven by n white lady, who was
: I "; me negro brandished quirt like
dI,ended to strike the lady with II. and
aleye up and told him that he had better
Enls svM. as thnt was a white lady he was
ktad;ss.reating. The negro then grabbed The
kha sS 10 my horse and commenced to Jerk
hraS, Wnereupon | drew my revolver am
IN "a snot AT him. He rode OF very randi
E,a, sad turned out Mckinney avenue.
snd a. 20 follow him, but he was mounted
nv , nleh drove back up the street. having
oi'er down In my buggy. A short
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
Appeal for Rescue Home.

~ N'ie fultuT OF Inc IOSt.
Houston, Texas, February 28.-we have
Just passed a most encouraging event In
the experience of our home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mo1att or California; who are travelling
Ill the Interest of rescue work, snent sew
eral days in Houston holding services In
me different churches, the immediate re-
suit OF which was a collection of S3O6.43
me presence of Mrs. Motfatt was greatly
felt by the girls of the home. She seemed
10 breathe into them the breath of n new
life of hope and aspiration.
The reception given Mrs. Moffatt was
quite well attended. and many nice pres
ents of fruit and clothing were brought.
There are ten girls and five babies in the
nome now, Two more are to come this
week. while every week brings new appll-
cations for admittance.
We would impress upon the citizens of
Houston the Importance OF aiding this
work. 1t Is worthy the support of the
people. Five girls have gone from the
home In the last few months to places of
employment and seem to be doing well.
We are trying TO make the home help to
pay Its expenses. We have ready mat de
Kitchen aprons for sale at the Woman $
Exchange, and the board has arranged for
an assistant matron, a lady who under
stands thoroughly both plain sewing and
dressmakng, She will train the girls In
the art of sewing. If the ladies of the
city will bring MS their sewing. we Will
give them satisfactory work Mt reasonable
prices.
We greatly appreciate the fnvors shown
us by the people, and we want you tn
know that this is your work. Your home,
your service. And. now. dear sisters, the
success of this department rests with you.
VIII YOU give MS what You have. and speak
TO your friends about It? II may he that
Won can help MS in this way. If in no other,
and If you have sewing to do we would
be glad to have you bring 1t to the homo, or
drop me a card and will call.
(Mrs) Alice A. Boon, Matron.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-24
MATERIAL FOR A DISPLAY
RICE PROMOTERS COLLECTING AN
EXHIBIT FOR BUFFALO.
Propose TO Have that Cereal Wen Rem
resented at the Pansmerican
Exposition.

The Rice association of America. recent.
~ organized at Lake Charles In is ,,k.
ing active steps looking to creditnble
display OF rice from North Texas and
Louisiana at the Panamerlcan exposition.
secretary +. n. Gray of the Houston
manufacturers Association, who was made
chairman OF committee appointed Tor
ieAas TO cooperate with the State author
,ues' mas already begun the work of col
iectlng fun exhibit of rice and its by
products, and every producer and miller
IN the state will be called upon to make
r as large s and as complete MS possible.
inc other members OF the committees are
, M1essrs }. r. Broussard, Beaumont;
npnarles Reymcrshoffer. Galveston: A. p
noraen, Pierce; II. Il. Rathhone, Victoria.
'" Tbi srHi' H. 7; Attwater, Houston
I in rne rice industry at this juncture. 1ne
increased production Of the cereal Will emil
ror increased consumption. and the only
OF every opportunity such as the panameri-
can exposition will afford to do the cdu.
catlonal work.
The following is a copy of letter Mr..
Gray is sending to the members of the
committee, with the view of having them
exert their best efforts In providing ma
terial for the exhibitions:
Houston, Texas, February %, 1eo1.-My
Dear Sir: | am Informed by the executive
committee of the Rice Association of
america that you have been named upon
a committee with me ''to cooperate with
the state authorities In making creditable
exhibit Of rice and Its by-products at the
fanamerlcan exposition"
Upon instruction, as chairman, have
nad conference with Mr.. Tom Richard.
son, whom the governor appointed one OF
the Vice presidents for Texus and | am
assured that ample space has been secured
Tor State exhibit, and as much room as
we may desire will be at our disposal for
rice exhibit
The Importance of n display OF the prod
uct OF this great and growing industry in
the interest OF increased consumption Will
commend itself without suggestion.
In order TO begin the work with the
least possible delay, will YOU kindly pro
coed to collect In your locality as complete
nj exhibit MS possible and ship same to
me nj Houston?
We may need, altogether, at least n ton
of rice In the sheaf for decorative pur-
poses besides threshed rice mlllcd rice in
all grades. bran. polish, straw chan and
ashes for exhibit.
The freight or express charges Will be
paid Mt Houston by the association.
Please notify me of date of shipment.
With best wishes. Very sincerely yours,
i. ~ Gray,
Chairman Rice Committee.