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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-11
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
Doctor W. |. Seymour al The Request
Of Many Mothers and Fathers
Consents to Devote Today for
Free Consultation.
LAST SATURDAY NOTEWORTHY EVENT.
Numerous Cases Where Happiness and
Relief Succeeded Melancholy, Pain and
Deformity--Drs. Seymour g. Mi
lam Doing Wonderful Work

Last Saturday Or. Seymour devoted his
regular office hours. from 10 TO IL a. M.
and TO 4 y. M, TO the free examination
OF cbildren's eyes While II Is a matter
OF fact that all such occasions are note
worthy events, made so by unusually large
numbers OF children aud Dr. SEYMOUR
SKILL lest Saturday exceeded all former
days In this one particular, and Il was
Impossible for the Dpctor and his assist
ants TO see every one desiring c0nsuita.
ton. and for this reason and also NJ the
request Of hundreds of mothers ana fathers,
he has consented 10 devote toudN again
10 the children, aud II Is the request o.
The Doctor that parents or reldilles accom-
pany children and that they take udNan'
iage OF this opportunity and present them
selves as early 40 possible in order 70 So
sion on Inc part OF Or seymour has great
~ wideued the field OF his already large
list OF friends ana The TACT that ne again
consents Ia repeat his already FAMOUS chil
dreu's DAY is the cause Of a general elicit
ing Of praise aud appreciation from Oehe'
hted city aud community.
Ii was an interesting slEht on SATURDAY
last 20 note the elevator In the Moore,
Burnett building emptying IFS human
freight composed Of children and parents
OF Houston's foremost families, iwending
their way 10 the offices OF Drs seymour
q Milum but IN SAe msln II WAS not
all happiness that was pictures on me
countefances Of all. as some OF tue httie
ones were defOrmed their Hes were not
in Keeping with their other physical mem
beers. Some were badly crossed, others not
50 much so. some swollen and others WeaK,
10 say nothiug OF many whose signt was
sadly impaired. yet not noticeable and
known only 10 the afflicted aud those near
and dear 10 them. IN all u was rathet
a. melancholy spectacle. for the misery, pam
and humiliation was shared by those VINO
we're the fathers and mothers OF the 1T
tie ones aud their faces portrayed the
feelings of the child. II was much
brighter lot that came from Or. seymour :
consultation room than that mad entered
Il. ana n Wsuld make the heart OF steel
turn soft 10 have sern thr TRANSFORMATION
from the grave 10 the gbt-hearted aud
hopeful II WAS the pleasure OF an on,
locker to observe these little matters aud
was an Irresistible cOmpulsion mat ne con.
graduated DR. Seymour for his generous
and sklllful attention 60 the dulcteu.
There Is nothing 70 wonder ~ Wnsh QUE
hears the many words " praise ana com
incubation that freely fall Voluntarily IRON,
the iips Of fathers, mothers, brothers ana
sisters In speaking OF Or. seymour lor ~
philanthfopic endeavofs ~ reneNlnk ny
Young OF the abherrenet % qeformliy nhn
give 10 the aged new sight u az mar
Vicious and spparently imPosshls, pW
UGiess Of prs. ssylaaI Ans@ ea-tas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
Personal. MENTION.

Mr. G. W Owens Of Oak Clin was among
the arrivals at the Rice hotel Yesterday.
Mr. j. S. LeClerey Of Paris. Texas. is
visiting in the city and IS stopping at the
Rice hotel.
Dr.. r. Parker. formerly OF Groveton.
Texas. but now Of Beaumont, is visitor
to the city.
Mr.. W. b Nolan OF Liberty arrived in
this city yesterday and Is registered at
the Rice hotel
Mr. Joseph j. Pastoriza returned from
Chicago and St Louis yesterday where he
has been for about ten DAYS ON business
Mr. H. T. Richards Of Haywood. Texas
was among the late arrivals In tho city last
evening and is guest AT the Rice hotel
Mr. Carroll H. Kenicy OF Grovcton tax
collector of Trinity county. Is visitor to
this city, taking in the TAN end OF Carnival
week.
Miss Helen Kaulbacb and Mrs. George
Wilirich Of la Grange are visiting the fam
lily 81 Mr. +, VI. futile, 22lT Crawford
street.
Mrs S V. wessou and daughter. Miss
Byrd OF Columbus and Mrs Cody Of Glld-
den. accompanied by Mr. 7. o. Hayes Of
the United states army, are visiting the
No-TSu- on.
Miss Ethel oxley OF London, England.
and Miss Henrietta Blum Of Galveston
were In attendance on the Carnival and
were the guests Of Miss Lee Alexander Of
1910 Franklin avenue.
MTts = annie IetIll ~ ANNllh fhNlf NNN "
10 tho No.Tsu-Oh and 10 visit her nephews,
Mcssrs Waly william and II + Noble,
and Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r.
Noble. li0J Maury street.
Mr.. " NJ. Conroe Of Conree arrived in
this city Yesterday and Is guest AZ the
Rice hotel Mr. Conroe IS here both on
business and pleasure. and with his husi.
ucss Is taking in the Carnival
Mr. o olphint and Mr. Waiter p.
Clint ~ Oliphnt and owners Of the oil
phint lumber mills arrived In this city yes
ferday and VIII he present at the concHtena-
ton of Hoo Hoos 10 this city today.
Mr.. Wilbur Brouse Of the drug firm ot
Brouse 4 holland left Thursday night for
Waxnhachle 10 attend the funeral of his
mothcr-in-law. Mrs, Richard Nickcry. Mrs.
Rrouse was with her mother when she died,
Misses Kate and Matte Adams accom-
panied by Prof. r. VI. Martin, all OF Love.
lady. arrived In this city Yesterday and
were in attendance at the light Guard
bnll last evening They are stopping at the
Rice hotel.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

be guilty Of swlndllpg, aud have cited
tnen 10 eases where it has been 50 deeld-
60. but for some reason best known to
charges that she law and the facts win not
sustain I think II Is In poor taste for
Blackburn 20 be crying to the public Ia
the ngnt OF the condition OF this city
under his administration. a condition. as
before said, which has never heretofore
existed, Mr. blackburn and the man or
men who originated this charge against me
that tho charge Is false In every element
that goes 20 constitute tho truth. And In
conclusion, wish 20 add that my brother
was ruthlessly and cauSelcsSly assaulted
OF yesterday by two policemen for no
other reason than that he is my brother.
aud Chief Blackburn and other officers
besides tho assaulters know Of H. but as
was the case in the matter Of the Killing
NJ Vaughn by the police this will 20 nm.
noticed and uninvestigatcd by MIR, Black.
hurn or any OF his cohorts or ahcttors
And frrther say that my professional
conduct is an open book and has been
legitimate and above reproach. aud any
enc who intimatcs Tho contrary Is vic
tradnccr and falsiher. and I challenge any
amount NJ Investigation along this line.
] am Informed that certain dlsgruniled
hrihe taker has been attempting, TO he
Suirch me. hui his statements. like the
others above referred to. will be shown
on investigation to be the result Of petty
jealousy and spite.
Mr.. blackburn also states that am A
FREUD Of the lawless characters. There Is
not sha dow " foundation Cor this state.
mont. have defended a fcw OF these
tr only. and beyond thar have had no per.
sonai atoms with them. other lawyers
have defended more OF them than | have.
hut they secnS to escape Mr.. Blackhurn's
insinuations.
said article so seriously reflected on me
and so grossly misrepresents the truth OF
everything stated. that ! ask you 10 pub
lsh this. in justice to the public and myself.
Respectfully, j. b Brockman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
GAS THE TROUBLE.
Game trom Whlte sread.

while il Is true that we build up the
bodv from food. IL is also true that dtheG'
ami funds Of food have different effects on
Inc body and produce different results.
For Instance II Is absolutely impossible
to live on white bread alone. for II con
taius almost nothing but starch. ana an
excess Of white bread produces gas and
tronbIe in the intestlnes while, az the
same time. the other elements required by
the body for building up brain, aud nerve
centers, as well as muscular tissue have
been left Out Of the white bread, aud VIZ
see from cKncrence the or trfpg 70 live
ON white bread alope gradually fails In
mental and nervous power rs well as
loss IL MYSELF,
WITHOUT fatal results. A Lady 10 Jackson
Vile. Fla, was crippled by m accident
two wears ago Being without the power
OF exercise ma old stomach tfonble thai
WAS hers for years became worse, aud II
was Serious question regarding food that
sh could digest.
A physician put her Oh Grape Nuts
Breakehst Food Win some remarkable e.
suits. she says HOW that not only IS sh
able 10 do a big daY's work. because ni
the stiength OF her brain and nerves, su'
that she has finally thrown away her
erntches because the muscles Of her limbs
have gradually grown stronger since she
began the use Of Grape-Nnts and now she
Il practically we'll and ean go about
without trouble notwithstanding the fact
that N was said she would never be able
In waiE again 70 much for eating the
right Kind Of food Instead Of remalning az
Invalid and a cripple because ~ the lael
~ knowiedEe ~ the kind of food m use
70 t-ine one back ~ health. Meme given
on application 20 Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd.
Battle Creek. Mica
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
NEW RICE LANDS.
Cleveland Capitalists Buy Lands and
viii Build Canal on Same.

Cleveland Capitalists Buy Lands and
viii Build Canal on Same
Mr.. r. b. Lander OF Victoria, president
Of the Business Mems association and alss
Of the Farmers and Merchants bank OF
that city, who has been visiting this city
taxing in the Carnival. saia to q Post rep
resentative yesterday: I'VE have Just made
a Start In the development Of our lands
for rice growing. | have just closed
deal With Mr.. George H. Haskell and Mr..
r. l.. Ward, two capitalists Of Cleveland,
Ohio. BY which | have ssld>ihem tract
OF $500 acres OF prairie land sdjoining the
Gnadalupe valley. These gentlemen have
becoa,e Interested in the rice industry aud
viii at once begin work surveying the
levels for the purpose OF building q canal
by the means of which the lands VIII DC
Irrigated and the land win be prepared
and made ready to put ia crop OF rice
FOR next year. The water for the irriga'
ton OF the lands Will be drawn from the
Guadalupe river and the Eachinery, etf,,
will be purchased at once by the EFntle,
men who have purchased the lands and
Who are going into the business on an ex.
tehsive scale. This Is the nrst venture o.
the kind in cur country. and our people
ore greatly sisted over II, as there arc
hundfeds OF thousands OF acres OF theN
iands In Vietsria ana Calhoun eoa9ues
yhaA hare herstsfere been eoanasfsa ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

fairly. There are two other judges In this
c2unly who have the power 10 issue writs
81 tns character Why didn't they go there
u tnsy were IN such a big nurryt But,
u". tney came here aud even with the law
staring them and the court In the face
sueS insist on having their way. | have
ny ny asked that this man be deprived Of his
unertE said that tho district attorney
mas the right TO demand thai this hearing
We PofS 7oned for a reasonable time. There
are ', men charged here In this affair
w MN murder. and am allowed three hours
!? 81 ready. think your honor will see
u that way. The execution Of the law
rests on your shoulders as we'll as mine.
say again that | have not been able 40
prepare my case, aud ask You 20 show me
an instance where the district attorney
h nus ASKED for reasonable continuance and
Tho CouiG will civc you one.haR hour
10 taik with the witnesses SO that rou can
get an outline Of the case. and n there
bre other witnesses they can he sent fer
ana We can proceed with the case as far
Recess FOR half an hour was anuounccd.
" lea then turned 10 the deputy sheriff
ahd asked him 10 cgil J. g. Blackburn,
s,hlPt " police. and Henry G. Thompson,
dCnutf chief They failed 70 answer,
NJ. Ioveiov Have you summoned themG
NJ L ,;, That's not your business; -.
into court half hour later.
During the recess tho Judge and attor.
neys Tor the State and defense held con.
,,ttt,Nu't. mis- lasted nfnriN a0 nour.
When court recouvened Mr. Lea arose and
Saih thHt he WAS not ready 10 proceed.
Mt nvcioy-Ip order 20 give the dis.
tirt attorney an opportunity 20 look into
the r0sn suggest that the hearing GO
over until Thursday next and that the de-
PENDANT he placed under hond TO answer
81 that time
Mr. Lea was asked II this suited him,
and hc said he had no affection
Tue matter was finally settled Ivy tho
case going over until Thursday mex, and
Y vas signed by A. c. Thomas, Harry
Nastcrscu aud r. T. Branch
Rrneh mn rrns uhnrntnd n n m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY

CURES Consumption General Debility La Grippe, Colds Brou
cbs Fever Dyspepsia Depression and Weakness
from
II builds up uourh.s the the brain
toni and prolongS life
leading New doctor said "Duny Pure Malt whkcy Ia
a az food already digested
cAvTIoNog patrons cautioned against socad purys
ours Malt Whisky Is sold
sealed Ia other not genuine
ia as dealer who
is Duhye getting
IL. Look TOR bottle,
CDCC-T any The Houston Post who will write us
They
nrcu and useful
ADv1CE.lf sick and run down write cnr doctor
containing symptoms
without
lon rugs direct $lb notle.
RT TT VIZ MAIT WIiiSKlsY Co Rochester n. Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

Howard Kvle In Nathan Hale" at
Sweeney & Coon,bs Opera House.
Howard Kyle In "Nathan Hale" was the
attraction al Sweeney. Coombs' opera
house last night
Mr. Kyle Is an exceptionally good actor.
Tie makes a good lover and is graceful
and pleasing In the lighter parts Of the
play and simple aud natural In the tragloal
scenes
MIR Frederick Webber as Major FltEroy
makes an excellent villain. Hts success
in tho portrayal Is evidenced by the fact
thar It is impossible TO see him play the
Ion him. Mr. willism b. Wood deserves
especial. mention for PLAYING an awkward
pars sGoeo ,Ss s 5gas .nser doe,
an unusually good piece Of work.
Miss Florence Smyth as Alice Adams
Elbows herself an actress who should bd
pretty shs is graceful She is charming
in the role OF sweetheart, pitlful In tho
closing scene OF the play as its traglcal
perfect in her coqustry In the lore scenes,
IN her deep woman's GRIEF In the heart
rendng male. II Is the extreme natural
ness OF her playing that constitutes her
Is overdose. II is the very holding Of the
ulrror up to nature, which is indeed the
very purpose OF playing.
Miss Katheryn De Barry as Mistress
Knowlton was good Miss Nancy Rice as
Angelica Knowlton WAS extremely piqusnte
and pretty booking. as was suitable to the
part Ike an Imported French doll.
The rest Of the company was very good
The closing scene Of the play Is par.
Ncularly impressive. II Is impossible not
to be thrilled as Nathan Hale, lacking
death in the face. standing under the gal
lows, throws back his head and utters
the historical words, II only regret that
have but one life 10 lose for my coun'
try"
"Nathan Hale" will be repested at to
DAVIS matinee and at tonIghts performances.
On Tuesday night Hoyts "A Day ana q
Night" win be presented.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
CITY BRevlTlEs.

There is mn nndelivered telegram AT the
Postal telegraph office, lis Main street, for
Or. W. r. stephens.
There are undelvcred kilograms at the
Office ~ the Western Union Telegraph
company for w n. Mines, Mrs Grace
Moore. j. u. Pardee and Mrs. NJ, I. Burk
In tho writcup In Tho Post yesterday Of
the Are horses in the flower parade the
horse from No, = was credited 10 Central
station old Tom has been with No, !
for long time and the hoys want the pub
lie 10 know that he Is still there and repre-
scntcd them in grand style on. THURSDAY
The credit for the decoration OF Old Tom
goes to the lady friends Of No. ) and they
deserve lots Of praise for their efforts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
OTHER CASES

Growing Out OF the Killing OF Officers
James and Youngest.
Attorney ] A. Breeding, representing
]. L. Bowers. one Of tho men charged
with ihe murder Of Police officers Youngest
and James, appeared before Justice Mat
rhews yesterday afternoon and on be-
nalf OF his client waived examination
Rcwers was ordered to stand committed
without the benefit Of ball Later the at.
iorney went before Judge Allen and sued
Ont writ of habeas corpus. II IL made
acturnable on Monday, December l8, Mt
~ a. M.
An affidavit was also made yesterday
against G. g. West. charging him with
murder in connection with the killing Of
Ycungst and James.
Today at D. m. in Justice Matthews
court will he heard the cases NJ G. G,
watkins. another ~ the men now In jail
on the charge NJ being implicated In the
Killing of the officers,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-14

Sale Of Inside Property That viii Ex-
psnd Business Territory.
A real estate denl was contaminated
yesterday by Mrs Bette Bryan by which
what is known as the zimmerman prop
erty, located at the northeast corner Of
Fannn street aud Capitol avenue, across
the avenue from the Burnett hotel was
sold 10 Nr r. u. Glenn for $4,000. all
cash. Mr. Glenn Is citizen OF North
Texas. but conteusplatcs making Houston
his future home, aud will build on this
property. which fronts slxty.plne feet on
Fannln and runs back 1875 feet on Capitol,
a modern brick store building, thus ex.
pandlng the business territory,
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most worthless except for pasture and
grazing The Guadalupe Valley railroad,
which Is already granted, viii run right
through the center ~ these lands, which
nrc urlnuds and higher than the valley
lands and We believe arc ine rice lands
had this tract Of $500 acres. and getting
Mcssrs. HASKELL and Ward interested. they
Investigated II, the result ~ which We
hope win he The opening Of oil these LANDS
are as rich as any in the state and arc
capable of raising, as has been nToven h0
experience. on ar average ot thirty i've
or forty tons Of sugar cane to the acre.
We believe there Is bright future In
store for our section