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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-01
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE Thoroughbred Belgium hares
from imported strains; matured does bred
70 anu uhnfeu; SOME me huekS reHdN, Tor
service. Address 7. A. Pope, iii Prov
idence street.
REGISTERED JERSEY BUIL for service;
COWS sent for and returned free OF
charge; price $3.50, cash; with privilege.
Il. G.. Moore, south end Sabine bridge;
phoue 1925.
on ACCOUNT of failure In corn crop VIII
sci eighty Thoroughbred Poland china
pigs, May farrow M $40 per pair. A
W. Parrott, Holland. Texas.
FOR SALE-S25 buys fine talking parrot;
No bad habits, Can phone 1891, new
FOR SALE-Good 25-Eallon milk rouJc,
separate, r. o. Box 523. /
A GOOD SADDLE PONY for sale cheap
NJ. Wilson, 1000 Rusk. I
YOUNG threc.ealon Jersey and calf
fresh; $50. In Bauve, 1919 Cont, Hous
ton. =
FEED UIGH- Must reduce herd. 80 head
going at half price; write your wants and
be convinced. sam Marcos valley Poland
China hog Ranch Prairie Lea. Texas. .
HORSE aud wagon for sale. Apply ! La
comhe corner OF Ncldsco and Calhoun
streets,
FINE Jersey COWS. fresh in milk NJ
ways ON hand, also bull kent for service
X. II. kcyworth. Polk md Crawford. Il
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTEp-A i've or sIN.ruom house Ivy
permanent tenant: not too FAR out Ad
dress 53is this Office,
WANTED Three furnished rooms for light
housekeeping hy compile without childrcn;
close in; state location aud price. Al
dress 5Sal this office. ]
WANTED Two neat pleasant rooms for
office and bedroom. Address Nc. 20 TINS
WANTED Three rooms near in, modern
and well furnished. no children, rent
reasonable. 1893 this Office. /
WANTED TO lease small Sawndll on rail-
road with timber. Address b356, this Of
fec.
WANTED by single gentleman, one largo
well furnished southeast room with bath
adjoining or two rooms on suite. 80,
this office. J
| FARM WANrED-ro rent small place tui
truck near Houston. Address Chas Bert
rand, Yoakum. Texas.
| ny SEPTEMBER five OF slN-room COT
tage. gas. bath and stable. or four rooms
down stairs, with private family Third
or Fourth ward Address Accountant
this office
YOUNG couple want two rooms suitable
for light housekeeping; he'd room fur
| niSnud. references. Address lay letter
only Roberts. 1903 Capitol avenue.
RIIDGFT FROM RRFNHA M
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8I1p-A German woman to cook In
y boarding house. Apply l4l5 Lib;
street. !
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WANrED AT ONCE-By honest sober
Young man work of any kind: will
please YOU try me John, this office.
WANTED--A position as bookkceper or MS
siStant hookkeeper; can give ali refer
ences wanted. Box 300. this Office. 4
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WANTED--Good female servant; small fam
lily; must be good washerwoman; at once
1I2O Rusk. 3
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| SITUATION WANTED with some plant,
factory. company or wholesale house /;
am experienced as an accountant. CORE.
spnndcut and general office man; refer.
ences ample. 58l7, this office.
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5hED man, sober and trustworthy, n
,Are for travelling; $50 per month and
"a penses; please inclOse self-aadressed
cIppe for particulars. Superintendent,
&tar building, Chicago. /
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WANTED--By strictly sober printer one
who can give all required references. a
twelve months; man OF family; no pro.
fessional hobo but man who wilt stay
nj one place ut least twelve months. Adj.
dress Printer, care Review, kilecn,
Texas q
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SOME dne three and f0urgallon COWS
cheap: come out and see them; two and
half miles old Richmond road Bhtil
place.
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4l1D-M Manager In every city, county,
Wndle best paying business known;
'ebix Co., 10 West Twenty eighth
Ell New York l
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sci eighty Thoroughbred Poland China
pigs, MAY farrow nj $40 per pair. A
W. nnrrntt. MmllAmA InNAa.
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WANTED Situation by first class cook;
white; restaurant, hotel or boarding cars
Address Charles Murray, Katie Restau.
rant
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| WANTED-Girl to do general house work
| in small family; German girl preferred
| Call at 1910 MCGOWAN avenue.
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ROE PLEASANT ROOMS, southeast
.ppsure; modern conveniences; at lOl3
mixer between Main and Fannln.
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WANTED Three rooms near in; modern
and wen furnished no children, rent
reasonable. 1868 this office.
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FOR SALE Thoroughbred Belgian hares
from imported strains matured does bred
and INBRED; SOME fine bucks ready for
service. Address 7. A. Pope, 1T1l Prov
ldence street.
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Ks wanted To work on sofa pilluws;
efials furnished; steady work guar
fd; experience unnecessary; send
aped envelope 10 Miss McGee, needle
x department. Ideal Co., Chicago ]
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Y NTlD-Salesman IAN holiday orders to
- trade: pocket sample eases; salary;
rs Gap screws don't answer. A. swan,
* 300 Chicago.
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OLD established house, experienced
dpsnan, for this territory to visit gen.
~ merchandise trade. entire time and
end required: permanent position to
.iiE party. Box ola, Chicago. 1
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William NJ Hamilton of TYLER. Texas,
has been appointed a pressman in the
weather bureau.
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

WANTED--By lady In Kentucky who has
been court stenogapher ten years, fa-
ence; rapid typewriter and can assist
with bookkeeping; permanent position
where the work justihes good salary; can
give references. Address l00SW, this Of
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Is NT9GD--A hrstclasS, quick, all around
aninet must he a good rgurer on work
ist understand pipe and all kinds Of
r. md sheet iron work; a good, steady,
|eurlnhnent job for the right man. ].
len Myers BRYAN, Texas.
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AGENTS WANTED Small article, sells
at sight: 4GO ler cent profit. Favorte
Novelty Co., 1870 Beaubien street Detroit,
Mich
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WANTED-P Position as railroad clerk stpn
ographer or telegraph operator; would
furnish good references Address 5i3n,
this office.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE-Two hundred stock cattle, red
Durham bulls with cattle; can be seen
in one day; eight miles out In pasture. I
N InsaU. Memur Texas
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f3IES 10 do piece WORK for us at home:
Furnish all materials and pay from
= tu Sl2 weekly Send stamped en-
Hope to Royal Co., "a Monroe street.
y ieaeo.
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bookkeepers, drug
IA. statesmen. teachers, desiring posi-
'nk are invited TO address The Texas
,siness Bureau" j. w. Hudnall, pro-
leior Dallas, Texas Established 1892.
,frber OF the Dallas Commercial club. 1
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[ANTED-A competent, steady, middle
|red white woman for general house
Work.; good home; good wages. Mis-.
tConnor, 1912 Capitol.
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PORTKAIT AGENTS. everywhere quit
"crayons:" try washable enamelnes; no
glass; don't rub; cheap. Family Por,
trait Co. Chleago.
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LEARN to make mirrors and make big
money at home; send stamp for purucu
lars; start at once. McMasters, u 50
Decatur. Ill.
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WANTED Three furnished rooms for HIGHT
housekeeping hy compile without ohildrcpi
close in; state location aud price. All.
drnAs AHhl. thia olliCo.
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AGENTS. ortralts 25c frames l3c, mcmo-
rails, family records religious pictures
outfits free 20 working agents; send for
catalogue. Keiser Art Co, Euglewood
station. Chicago, III.
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Thomas II. Copper and Alfred c. Mick
lin have been appointed regular carriers
AID W. u. Dean substitute carrier in tho
WaXnhachie postotfce.
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A GOOD buggy horse, $50; two saddles,
SO and 50; also one single set harness,
81. and a real light topless buggy, $40
takes il. Call Immediately, lol6 Jackson
slrnpt. ]
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WORKING GIRL wants a home in a nice
family; willing TO assist with work after
work hours: good references. Address NJ.
f.. this ofIice. 3
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FOR SALE-40O mead % good TAT cattle, as
folows 800 steers, ages long ones 10
ali In good shape Apply Jim McMurrey,
Cold Springs Texas. -
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MILD AT ONCE-Young man to do
Vinographic work. Apply Necco & Else.
klnn If
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SITUATIoNs--MALE.

a GOOD BLACKSMITH wants sob at
plantation or mill good worker. Oh
Taylor, Houston, Texas.
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WANTED Dlstrlct and local agents In
Texas for the only accident aud sick
benefit company In the state that has
paid all claims promptly, paving an at
tractive contract to first.class producers
with references; no others need apply.
Southern Casualty Association, Beaumont,
roNaS rs
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WANTED Two neat pleasant rooms for
Office ana bedroom. Address No %, this
priitp
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statesmen everywhere:
~ ence unnecessary. SO weekly.
apuel Co., POS East 106th street, New
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KINhN, Krimpy, KURLN hair Strengthened
in ten minutes with Lusterone; nearly ali
profit; sells on sight; ey,Ay negro buys;
unsod goods: write quick for territory
and particulars. Dominion Mfs. Co,
Richmond va
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WANTED--Work by experienced stenog-
rapher Address 1896 this office. 3
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YOUNG colored man desires position as
cook in private family or boarding house (;
can furnish hrst-cass references " re-
quired. 5000 this Office. 3
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-9lES, whlte or c0lored, we ofler yOn
opportunity TO carr. big money day N
- kinks out of happy, knotty, kinky
n;fevcry colored person buys on sight;
-Ate Immediately for free sample and
tofpatiOn; every package guaranteed;
fefsnce Metropolitan bank, Richmond,
n Boston Chemical Co, department 81.
-chpond, Va.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-13
PROSPECTING ron OIL IN HARDIN.
Capital Has M Last Bccome Inter-
estcd i'm the Matter.

Olive, Texas February 12.--Snce the
Gil geySer was struck at Beaumont there
has been more or less capital turned
lose in this county In the way OF pros
pecting fer Gil. oil fields in this county
have keen known Tor moro than thirty
yeaIs, but have never been develope /.
Now since II has been proved that oil
unoerlies Urls eastern country II Will be
emily very stoiG time until wells viii
DE sunk over the entire county.
Mr.. c. 5. Pyle, representing one of The
strongest combines here, is in the city
spending a week with the view OF obtain
iLg leases. He has already made quite 4
number and Is meeting with consideraAle
success. He seems to think taa. the
prospects, Ia This immediate vicinity are
the bcEf he has seen In the county.
continuous rain his been falliug fer
thirty-six hours, which has made II an
infpcs slbiHty TO log the mills in this Sec
tion far several days
NJ. ]. c. Hureley, a promoter OF trnrk
farming, has made several shipments OF
vegetables. and reports 1t as good pay
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Henrne Items.

hearne' Texas, February l2.-Ensign
Edwards of the salvation Army win de-
liver a stereopticon lecture at the opera
house Wednesday night. One hundred
and thirtv-ave views OF the life of Christ
VIII be shown and views of other work
zone ny the army in the larger cities will
De SHOWN small admission will bs
charged Tor the benefit of the work.
Mr' ID w, Hamilton left Yesterday
evening for Fort Worth to be In attend.
.nee at the head camp of Woodmen OF The
world lodge, which is in session fhere
q large number OF delegates were in the
eiSs YESTERDAY en- route 10 Fort Worth.
nessIs, Fred Echols and Jim Williams
wao were injured in the wreck on the
central at Dallas some time ago. were
IN inc CITY Yesterday en- route TO the som
p5nys hospital ip Houston. Both ire re-
covering SLOWLY from their Injuries
messrs John and VIII Astin ~ IN.
bottom were In Hearne YESTERDAY
Mr' q, d. Fowler. prominent stock
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Marlin. Texas, February 20. G..
Robson and wife have sold to u. G. Du
Puy the two residences on the corner of
Coleman and Ward streets occupied by
Mr.. Du Puy and Rev. C. Smith. Size of
lot 120xt6S; consideration. $4,000.
George q. Sanders has purchased a
tract OF land of several acres north of
town from Mr.. Sam Peyton.
State Senator j. j. Swami is at home
for the week, having been excused by the
senate on account of business.
Commissioners court met in regular
quarterly session yesterday and will con-
tinue through the week.
The criminal docket of district court
was taken up yesterday ap2 several i'm
portant cases will come up.
The demand for rent houses continues
to exceed the supply, it being impossible
to get them built fast enough for the
constant influx of people.
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Calvert Locals.

Calvert, Texas, February 12.--Judge w
|. Purdom. W. S. Bailey, Esq. and J..
w. Ford went to Franklin yesterday to
attend district court.
Mr.. II. Friedlander went to Fort Worth
yesterday on business.
Mr.. w. c. Perry. editor OF the Central
TEXAN, came over from Franklin yester
day on business.
Mrs S, NJ, Gibson and Mrs. J. b.
Lewis are In Tyler visiting relatives aud
friends.
a True Kentuekian," by the Krause-
Taylor company. will be presented al
CASHIERS opera house, beginning Thurs
DAY night February IA, and continuing
for three nights.
Mr.. Murray Harris of Marlin. civil
engineer for the Calvert, Waco ana Bra
zis alley road, passed through Calvert
yesterday on his way to Franklin to an
pear as a witness
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To Improve Brynn's Streets.

bryan. Texas, February 12.--At a reg
ular meeting of the city council Yesterday
afternoon steps were taken to begin per-
nlanent street work in the city. The
nance and street committees were in
sIrueted to purchase street roller, to
employ a city engineer and to contract
Tor gravel or crushed rock, whichever
they thought best to be used.
j. q. Butler was reelected city attor-
ney at salary of $500 a year.
An ordinance was passed empowering
the city council to condemn dangerous
buildings and awnings.
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THEY LEFT,


Ny hrst suspicion thli coffee was
slowly killing me came from reading In
the newspaper the experience OF a per-
son suffering from he poison containe
by leaving OFF coffee and taking Postum
Food Coffee
had, for a long time. suffered from
palpitation of the heart indigestl ton. bill
lfousness, and intense headaches and
neuralgia
II l dld leave of coffee for one hour
beyond the usual time In the morning, |
had the mos cXcruciating headache for
tho rest of the day, but | made the
change from coffee to Postum without
tho slghtes, Inconvenience, by first hav-
Ing he Postum prepared with nttle
eonee mixed in It, then the next day a
little less AMI the next day little less,
until in less than a month | was having
the Postum Simon Pure, and the cook
GOT so she could make Ii so strong and
delicious that ! enjoyed my Postum bet
ter than / had ever enjoyed the old
fashioned coffee that had been under
mining my health and rendering life a
burden.
one by one, and day by day. all the
old symptoms disappeared, a feeling OF
TRANQUIL Strength ana even temper re-
placed the former unnatural conditions.
sleep was complete and restful
The change was so complete and radl-
cal that | would not doubt the cause,
which lay simply in the withdrawal OF
the poison, and the addition to my diet
OF a nourishing, healthgiving, liquid
f cd, Postum.
| can give the names OF many persons
who have been benefited by the change
from coffee TO Postum, and am never
tired OF making converts.
How many times we hear people com
plain OF this and that obscure symptom OF
disease, and wonder what can he the
matter with them. In nine cases out OF
ten IT is due 10 nothing in the world
hut coffee poisoning, | am sure II all
those who have ails of one kind or au-
other. serious or trifllng would try the
experiment that | did, there would result
an enormous aggregate OF improvement
IN health, and coffee would take its proper
place among the other poisons.'
II Is well for people TO know that cooks
who FIRST undertake to make Postum boil
II too little and therefore do not extract
the flavor and food value. II is delicious
u prepared according to directions, land
that Is easy.
This letter Is from the cashier OF one
OF the largest insurance companies In the
world. who requests that his name be
withheld from print; given to inquirers
by the Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd. at Battle
Creek, Mich.
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KANSAS CITY.
(SupgigI ia Tho Post

Stock Yards, Kansas city Mo-, February
T.. The following sales OF Texas and In
dian Territory cattle were made here to.
day;
{. w. Merchant, Abilene ss4 pound
steers, $50, 1897 pound steers, 400: j. IL.
larramoe, Abilene, 1000 pound steers, 400;
To- pound bulls, ga; l.. tunnels. Allen,
lUi5 pound steers, 40, RNtlin x f., Travis,
- pound steers, $40; Van Ness Lewis
Abilene, 40 pound cows, 3.10 l.. II. Nor
ledge, White Eagle, w. pound steers, 4. 90.
Kansas city, February 12.--Cattlc--Itc
cclpts 10000 natives, 500 Texans and $50
cHlNcS; beef cattle steady TO strong; Others
steady; native beef steers i,65055l; stock.
crs and feeders iOom4.S5; Western fed
steers j.23M5.i0; Texas aud Indian steers
3StMi.2o; cows 2,0Om2,50 hcifers 3,5Odt
!. -. bulls 2.T5GI4 %; calves 6.O0Gl6.20. Hogs
Rec ctpts i7,0uu. market 2laMTia cents
lowor: heavy 5.35a5 421a; lights 5.1Nd5. 12iA
pigs 4 5Du5.OO. sheep Receipts 400; mar.
ket stendy Western lambs i.soG55.l 10;
Western wuthcrs i.2Jdi4 As; Western wear
iings 4.i0Wi.Su, Western ewes 3.JuW4 uu;
culls 2.2Je13.5O.
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snicIdc of Mrs. Alien Crabnu.

Hornoeck, La, February 12-Mrs. Al
len Graham, young woman living in
tne lower part of this parish, 5uicided by
browning late yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
~ aHah asked two little boys to 60 to
h tlie river "loh her and started, Tho boys,
oalled them TO lake and, bidding Them
soou-bye, jumped in. The screams of the
enHaren brought ass stance but 90 late.
as she was dead. 1t is thought me Iors
VI her 6-months sold babe about Ten eavs
ago unbalanced her mind, and she hsd
'oId friends she would kill herself.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
The Quielest Day Since The Great Oil
Gusher Was Struck.
COUNTY ATTORNEY WILL STOP GAMBLING
OF Pickpockets-Thc work OF
the salvation Army.

Beaumont Texas, February IL. This ia
the quietest day beaumont has expeTl-
enced since the flmous Lucas oil Eeyser
began spouting its fluid heNenward Just
two days longer than month ago, The
quietness. however. Is not the fault OF the
people who continue to arrive in the city
In considerable numbers, but TO the
weather. which has been indescribable
awful throughout the day. 1t has net
been cold. In fact real cold waye--a
bllzz ird--would actually be enjoyed. but
II has been damp overhead and underfoot
clouds have lowered and Ii is practically
Impossible for either man or beast to
do outdoor work with any degree of s7t-
lstaction or profit. With large wagons
AID long teams of mules aud horses some
oi the well digging contractors have been
ende3vorlng 10 get pipe and derrick ma
terlal out to the field of operation but
on account Of the badly cut up roads
progress was slow and but few attempted
to struggle against the clements. Visit
ing prosqectors have been told that a
norther Is the only thing that will blow
he clouds away, and tonight their pray
ers-if they say any-will be a unanimous
petition for norther.
The ASS Giated Press dispatch announc-
ing that 7000-barrel per day gusher had
been struck near Hartford City, Ind, gave
the oil men something TO talk about dur
ing the afternoon and considerable in
terest is manifested in the new strike
Prospectors have been at work in the
Indiana fields for years, and II is the first
time gusher anything like the one re-
ported has been found. The opinion
among the experts here Is That the
spouter Is temporary. Some of them say
1t would be a surprise II IL flowed as
long as forty-eight hours None who
have become interested here think that
1t will in the least effec,> the beaumont
field.
But one oil lease was 1led for record
today, the land being located consider
able distance from the city
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Calvert Locals.

calvert, Texas. February 11-Rev
Riley of Kentucky preached special
sermon to men at the Baptist church
last night Mr. Riley is visiting relatives
in Calvert.
Senator John A. Wayland went to Aus
tin today to resume his duties in the
legislature.
The line has been located for the track
OF the calvert, Waco md Brazos Valley
road to the Brazos Valley coal mines.
The management of the mines has let thu
contract for the erection of large num-
her OF cottages at their mines, TO be
occupied by men who are to operate the
mines.