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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03
PROF. w. D. STEWART,
Natural Healer.

Here few days only II you want
wonderful mans services cali at once.
can tell you your troubles Ofhce Al
Walker avenue. office hours s to IL :
2 to 8 p. m. You will find me 81
Office all Sunday included.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

OFF FOR GALvESToN.--A large num-
her Of the members Of Houston Aerie No
CO, Frsternal order OF Eagles. will leave
this morning for Galveston to participate
In the hrst oyster roast ~ the season TO
be given by Galveston Aerle No. As, at
wooll, ms garden, this afternoon and even
ing. A grand time is anticipated. and Gal
weston aegle promises royal feast 10 the
visiting Eagles The trip this morning
is In response TO the following invitation.
Mr.. Charles Lusk. Houston, Texas
Galveston Texas. October 3d. Dear Sir
and brother; On behah Of Galveston
Aeiie No. IS desire to extend 10 you,
aud through You 10 thn members OF Hons-
present with us on next Sunday evening.
November 2, 1891, 20 attend the first oyster
roast OF the season given by Galveston
Aerle As az Woodland lake. Now Brother
] Lugk, you ate expected to he present ana
20 bring as many Of the good brothers as
/ can come. We will accept no excuse. 81
| don't fall 70 answer "fol call" Yours In
/ l.. 4. ], and b. b. s. Dawson.
| Mr.. Ben $, Dawson, who wrote the To-
/ vltation Is the Old city clerk OF Galveston
! and one OF Its most popular citizens lie il
/ and anything In his hands and under IN.
/ management Is sure to be success Mr.
I lusk has worked up a large crowd OF gen
/ tlemen and ladies' for the excursion
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENTS
day night wasn't Halloween. but the merry
crowd Of young folks who gathered at tn,
Aene Of Jadge and ATs. L. 6. EAwoett a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

expend sos, 600 on up to date thorougnp
the work to be done within the nfN
months.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

THE cHRYsANTHEMUM sHow.-Mrs,
Annie f. sydnor, chairman OF the decora-
ton committee for the annual Faith Home
Chrysanthemum SHOW, desires the ladies' OF
her committee 10 meet with her on We'd.
nesday morning, November G, at 10 o'clock
at the residence Of Mrs. John D. woolford,
1902 Lamar avenue Mrs sydnor's commit
tee is as follows; chairman, Mrs. A, IL.
sydnor; vice chairman, Mrs. 2. &. Walker;
Mesdames J. u. Woolford, George Porter,
r. ~ Johnston, T.. II. Dillingham;, Dudley
Bryan. Baldwin Rice, James Mckee, Clar-
ence Mitchner. G. /. Fitch Or. Scott, Rue,
Rarden Y. ~ Holland. j. II Never ",
| w Wilson, g, II Hooper, II w. Garrow,
sr., A $; Rates, n ". Carney Jr., Dow
| Meek, w. Bother, L. S. Fawectt. II. Keller,
Tilfcrd, George Hamilton, Or, "a Hamil-
! Gusse King, Edna woolford. Halle John.
/ ston. Mamie Armstsad. Margaret Davis, o
| Lockhart and Mamie Grogan.
UHpELIyERED EXPRESS PACKAGES
Goods remaining uaAsiiysTsA u the st.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

MEETING POSTPONED.-Th meeting
OF the Houston Humane society, which was
set for this afternoon, has been postponed
The cause NJ the postpouement Ia the fail
ure Of Mr.. ". w Dexter, president OF the
society 10 return from his trip East One
OF the objects Of President Dcxtcr's trip
East was to secure much desired data nee
essary for the successful management OF
the society here. He expects 20 BE- able
90 make such reports OF the working OF the
organization IN New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston, Washington and other
cities In tho East, and their methods OF
conducting the huslness Of the society as
Will enable the managers Of the Houston
society 90 pN II on an up-tO.date modern
basis. BY this means II Is hoped to build
up a greater ANA deeper Interest In the
work OF the society among the citizens
~ Houston. The secretary. Mr. r. Bruce
Wood, has sent out postal cards to an the
members ~ the society notifying them OF
the postponement Of the meeting and call
/ ing a meeting 10 be held az the old court
/ house, Sunday, November 10, at 3 80 g m.
/ Every friend Of the organization whether
| n member or not Is especially urged 10 he
/ present AZ the meeting next sunday to hear
1 the report OF the president on the result
! OF his investigations and enter IN on tho
| work OF the society with renewed Interest
and energy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

the Invitation Of their son, Russell, had
just IS much fun, anyway.
There was the elusive apple on a string,
at which everybody bit but couldn't catch;
the fortune telling chestnuts and the candle
which hllndfo,Aed victims tried Ia vain 20
eXUnguish. and other Halloween games,
while ct vari0us times during the evening
apples. nuts. etc, were forth coming fot
the refreshment OF the guests, and all went
home az last fervently wishing Halloween
came once month Instead OF once year.
Those who enjoyed the occasion were:
Misses Georgia Bricn, Jennie Speed. Lacy
Ray, Blanch Adair. Agnes Sewers Sue Tur-
ner, Lottie FAINT, Mary Lon Paine,
katherine Ray, Lillian Carrot, Adele Porter,
Jessie Garret; Messre. Denton Cooley, ".
Russell Fawcett. Han Hanna, James Chat
man, Arthur Cooley, Fritz Dyer Douglas
Campbell. Willie Hamblen, Vet Riordan and
James Adair, Jr,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

while merry laughter prevailed. doubtless
some tears sufused the eyes tor the days
~ "auld lang 5rnc.' One of England
heart poets wrote:
yes, lot the rich dcride. the proud dlsialn,
The simple plea stlres NJ the lowly train;
To mo more dfar, CuugeniaI 60 my heart,
one native charm, than all the gloss OF
art.
II should he added that Mr. and Mrs,
Muat aided By their swea daughter, gave
every possible attention 10 the Caiedonians
and their friends
VISITING THE CITY.-Prof. r. J. MalIy.
State entomoloslst and professor Of entomo-
lory at tho state Experimental college at
College station, and Prof B. C.. Plttuck,
agricuIturalist at the experiment station,
were visitors 10 Houston yesterday. They
were both here on private business and not
/ professionally Prot MaIy, ln q short talk.
/ said; 81 am and have been very busy for
sometime past closing up odds and ends
/ in my department for the year have
been worked very hard during the past year
ana am about broken down and nm closing
I up matters with view to taxing rest.
+ VIII hc 1t Alvin and m that section an
. next week. TIA" Southeast Texas Truck
/ Growers association meets st Alvin next
. week mud on "Wednesday ! believe I ain
remainder Of The time Huoa- the truck
I growers On TINT section. There BIS great
interest being mauifoste3 an over the State
regarding the location on the new expert
WrDt station. Southeast Tryas needs ~
worse than say section ] know n. in fnct
me new interests 10 this section almost
make n Imperative THAT tho new station
gh9uld be located In Southeast Texas.
There viii Doe q bard tsht made bv several
sections. but n Houston and Southeast
iCS1R VIII get together and work az ouc
Inn harr Do Inn 1f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03
A DAY IN THE CITY.

ALL HALLOWEEN CELERRATED.+
The Csledonlan society had decided to ceIe-
brate Halloween In tncir own nail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

II should he added that Mr. and Mrs.
Muat aided by their swea daughter. gave
every possible attention TO the Csledonians
and their friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

while merry laughter prevailed doubtless
some tears suTused the ewes for the DAYS
of "auid lang sync." One u England
heart poets wrote:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-03

Yes, lot the rich dcride the proud dlsialn
The simple pleasures NJ the iowly train;
one native charm. than all the gloss OF
art D."
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

'1....;' ;,-u,,, ~, 49,,
IN H7a "poa 1s o 1re 'uosa1o OF conTa
dered iIo naia oe'y " :''':':... and or
1s'.~' ~ y! w. -.r..-.
-. :'."'~....-....,
c. Ok yro CH T1se poaTd , on control.
Tzrn ~ x1,1I nlE M ILL sIATEMENT-
AhB aaLIAV lE-Ine steward, clerk or 9TH
1904 eh,.i nu n,o 10y % uesagnated by the
~ eiDsu ~ IroIttny statement
ea1o,s, S,,,p5 i qn.. g. ana expenditures OF
sriL,,n1,s si& ~, 4S Agneo ny such officer
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

CHAPTER Ills. r. NO. Oh.
AN AL to appropriate money for GER
tain schools.
Ss II enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section l. Whereas, the fund provided
BY by chna 5Raa1 1852, General Laws of Mime
eota usss), was Insufficient to give $500
granted the aid by the State High School
Board at the distribution of AUGUST. 1900
each school receiving $70O at that dis,
Whereas. owing to lack Of funds to be
distributed to state graded schools Nv
chapter 1873, General Laws of Minnesota
$3.50, the following schools, though
Board. did not receive any aid at the
distribution OF the grant in August. 1Sya
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20
Approved April 2, 1901.

CHAPTER HIS. F. NO. 500
AN ACT to amend section 1925 of Cen
eral Statutes Of 1894, relating to the
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota: u - -
Section 1. That section 6625 of the
General Statutes Of 1894 be and the same
lows: .izs sssl& rs IT -
Section 6e25. "A person who either with
dntent that the same may be sold as
Or ,dilutes wine, milk, distilled spirits or
malt liquor, or any drug, medicine, food
or, drink. for man or beast; or offers for
or undiluted, or without disclosing on
informing the purchaser that the same
has been adulterated or diluted, in
Pase where special provision has not
punishment Of the offense, is guilty OF q
Sec. 2. Thds act shall take effect ana
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

3etitr9tte. 9aleren minbebe olporlig
pen fore 6oriamling ON at oGlge bet
Inc %fornsone, Tom Niarie. at iibbe peb
Seiu 5sboer. gfter Mibbo9 iamleOes
pi isen, iaa mart ale bare beIpifte, og
paitor u. airfegaarb og qaitor 6.
6. 8lotb prGbiteoe.
Wange Menneiter bdpbe oGret til
Yleoerne bber Dag, men Senod9 bar
Sirten fblet til 9rGngiel baaOe Cor
miooag oe eftermiobag, og meo
ipGnot Spm9rilombeb lptteoe ben ito
re 5oriamlino til 2ibets Orb, Der /
4anoens Strait bleD frembaaren At
9errens 9ioner.
Ssnoao bitten bar Der Slutningsz
msoe. 9aitor 2. Sobnien preoiteoe
fsrit, bborefter bOer at De eprige PrGs
tier talte ct fife @fifebsoro.
iii lioit Isb oct iad: y6arpel | BEN
ner / 9riftus ioa tarl 5at for De
9imer pi iamlet oar ber". 90 6ierz
terne bar / Sano6eo fDlote meO 5at.
fgrit til 6erreu. iom Iaa rigelig bapoe
oeIiignet os; men ogiaa til prGiterne.
Der baboe gaaet 6errens 2Grinoe til
os, oa til be 5remmebe, Der glaOeoe
os meb oeres 8eieg. 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

25 4ars Subfteum. Den
oanite Menig6eo / Clinton, Sa.. 4az
Itor 5aber) bolbt ben 15be OftOber 1T
25 Mars Subil9um. s ben 2lnIeoz
ming oplaites ct Referat fra Strife
Zig Samler", ifrepen til bette glab /
aaret 1876 at Paitor Dan, / 6oitfet
ban 6eIfreO SnbOielien at FIN 9sI.a.
gelie beri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

9unft 6tole. On ben oanIte
Stole / qaitor GrictIens Mlenig6eo /
Gbitugo ~itrioer ,6bioago Poiten":
Gen banits am%eritan'te Stole, ter
bar fine Qotaler / 9irtens gdiement,
n en- 9agitole mso 2 2arerinoer, %
bar ION @enneminit DGret beiegt al
omtrent 80 Gleper. vi be to Carer
inoer belsger ben enc ben banite, %
Den anoen Den engelite llnoerbisning,
mebens De / 5a1esitab 9iber 1no.rs
b%isning / Sang, so .nbarbeioe og fig
nenoe Sag. Wiblerne til Stolens I'm
oer6olo idmles beo friDiqige 9iordg,
Der inoiamles todrtdlspis blanbt benz,
bois Born beIeger Stolen % blonbt
idaoanne, Der omFatter Sagen meb
SnteresIe. llnoeroisningen er gratis,
men for gern. bpis 5or9lore life D6er
noget til Stplens llnoerbolb, betales
en- 6alp Dollar ON Widaneoen. 0ette
aontingent er bog meget e~lditiit, i6et
Der for BET unoertiben qipes llnoerpisz
ming til to eler Here Born fra ben
famine 5amitie. gsrnene optages peb
ben IGbDanlige QIoer. omtrent 6 Qar,
% holoes i StoIen, til be er 10 eIer
ii 4ar, ba be 9aar ober / be ofTentliqe
Stoltr. 6pao Der for en- tor Del bar
6inoret StoIens llbpitIing, er ben
5enoens, Der / De ienere 2tar bar oGret
Dos Stanbinaperne / bet omliqgenbe
9parter til at ilDtte lan9ere @eIt paa,
men BET bar pit ia, at lite ioa faa
er flpttet til Stolens Omegn netop
paa @runo al De 5orbele, iom Stolen
pocr, % 6sore 9ebis ian bel nGppe
finoes for, at ben puaitpnnes al BEN,
Der bar bait qnlebning til at lere
bens 9irtiombeb nGrmere at tenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
Sanif=Mnterifanif.

anfGttefe. ufifs Sngefreb
Senien, Iom eennem en- 2larratte bar
itpret aettenet paa benbolospis elt
5orn og Blair college, er M efter i'm
6iemtomIt til 0anmorf blepen onfat
/ en- Iignenbe Sitting beo ,,Stoptofte"
pr. Qpn9bn.
oStoptofte", Der li9ger Iige / Gre
o%erits0dls tonne Gtobegn, CT Ct tort,
til ben .inore MlisIion" berenoe 8eDz
ningsbiem ior faIone apinoer.
Oct blep oprettet / i'm 5ib / ag6ens
bapn paa Paitor RuOolf 5rimotts
5nitiatip, og flptteoes / 1886 ID til
.Stoptofte".
!0iemmet bar 9laos for mango at
be ulpttelige aoinoer, % bar / 3ioens
qs6 uoienot abitiqige til ct nDt 9io.
Wtiis SEMEN faar Der en- lige iau
imut Iom panitelio Corning. men uos
fert Tom ben er / 6errens Iabn, itol
osn lDttes pei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
,,eanlferen". : onsOas 5. 80. oftober 1901.

Screening, naaiiin @ropers QsIocias
tion", Iom bar efsiiteret / oper 8 4ar,
bar bragt Priierne op. s Steoet for
iom tioligere fun at mobtage l Sent
til Il @ents pr. 9unb for Roiiner.
bar 5armerne peo birette at i9lge til
5orbrugerne / bisie 2tar moOtaget fra
b til 5 6ents pr. PunO pg / mango
3ilfGlOe enoo9iau mere. Mlange
6orretningsmGnO / 5resno, iom eier
9ingaarOe, ial9er beres 8oiinaOl Oeb
6oreningen; blanot oisie nGbner
8lapet ". 6asielbaIct og .. 9ubbigz
ZEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

6unbsn ON G. Sra Nors
nan tribes, at 3egIpartsurbejoer
Riels 9anIen, 80 Aar g., er funben
iom Gig / WinO Gate. 6or 3 Tiger
iioen bar ban ube at iejle; men 8aas
BEN tentreoe og ban orutneoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

Gn 3Dbetn9qt. 6or ct Bar
Tiger Iioen 6leo en- Strioemoifine itiao=
len ira 6enrb 6erricts 9ontor o.o
Sunction. U}istanten falot paa ben
22aoriqe @norep 9anien, iom umio=
Oelbart efter 3Dperiet reiite bort. 9an
bleb efterlpit, % politiet / Ga 6rosIe
an6olOt BAN for et Bar 9aqe fbep rg
ianot D}aitinen / bans geIiobelIe.
Sheriff 8aumann 6ragte 5anfen til
bage til 8acine. gR. g."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

paftor Nnoreoen 6olbt
4fftebsprebiten. 9aitor Qns
oreaien bolOt / Senou9s QfifebsprGz
bitten i emmanuel airten paa Ca
fapette 2tbe, aueine. for en- meget tals
rig 3ilbgrertreos. Der efter @uOstjes
neiten bragte BAN ct bjerteligt 5arbel.
SRA g@or 5reliers" Menigbeo bar
PoItoren mootaget en- imut StrioeIie,
bpori ban tuttes for ben goOe 6ialp.
ban oeO fere 9ejligbeosr bar poet.
poitor gnoreaisn meo 5amilie er nu
afrejit til bans npe Stab / @niton,
5resno 60, Sal. o9acinepoIten".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

Ssfbbrbuup. 5orlsben fei
reoes meb itor 5eitli9beO Sr. Sobn
MBlers og 6uitrus SelObrp0up
grootlbn.
9aabe Sslpbruogommen og Crib
bruoen er fsbte / Spuano, begge
Stanberup Sogn n9rpeo aolbing.
Raar unotages ben 3io, oa Sobn
Weller Tom Semonb f9roebes paa
6abet. bar ban og bans 6uItrn iaa at
iige banbret oeo binanbens Sibe. De
ait iii Stole iammsn, til confirmation
og naturligOis oaiaa til Qlteret iams
men, oa be for % Qar foen enebes
ON at blibe st. Sioen bo bar be lepet
ct lptteliet Samlip; | IA Mar baboe
be en- &afes asbenbabn. og Der panot
Meler fit 3ilnaOn ssaofes Msaer".
Sr. Wsaer og 9uitru, Der bar ire
Ssnner og en- Batter. er fun ct Oar
qlar opsr be so, Ttriber nRorolpiet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

borgber et Morb or so
Gents. Goblin 6anisn, en- 8aniter
fra Montreol. angap iig ielo forlebsn
for at 6aoe Orabt en- 0rsng. aSeg fiji
fun 30 Gts. for Oet," bemarteoe ban,
oog oct er for int; iaa MI er ieg toni
men for at angipe mig ielo."
6on beitreo oerpda Stsoet. bbor
6onolingeu bar Ioregaaet. og Der
fanot man ganite rigti9 2iaet at en-
Dreng, Der bite fig at brre en- Spn
at en- betanbt aebmanb, Samuel Was
rotte / Wontreal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

81 Oinarmere. ..gien" meos
Oeler. al Roiinbprferne | 5resno, Sal,
blanot bpilte inbes mango 9onbss
manb, | ben ienere 2ib bar baft far
beIes 9obe 9iber. 9runben er. at en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
Wt&inlcDs Si0grah:.

pon 2nnif .ROrif ioaoel iom paa @ngelif
S0enit % Z It. N9enter onites oueralt.
vi 9iuer ben itprite 5ortIaneite; nGiten ale
teber 0en on Soil bar fenge o9 4riien FL
op. 6n uoant Naeut iolgte IA paa 2 3aa.
ga. 500 Slocr. manQfoloile 8illeoer Bris
81 s., 9%ra9tuognne - 90. Seno loo ior
Ell Rrpoebog n BRO peftns9 at arbeloe men.
Sper en- aober al gogeu ioar fri; ct tort
mutt 6iaebe al BrGiioeut Oieaiulep. I'll At
l9tte @las og aamme.
5otfeucmncn YubI. 60,
332 @rauo Npe.. G6itaao. 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

SoofGnge qeteren, 9 D
renen o. +. b. 9ottet pare De
DANTE / Perth Qmbop faor gpen
mart ct 5oipital; men M tranger
Berth til en- M 0ompiprsite. s ben
Qnleoninq iperger Perth 4mbob
6olleblao": .Wien buor ital pengsne
til Snotsb at en- FABIAN 2ingeit
TONNE fra2" - 0aa, iaalange Deter
ZEN, 6anlen, Serenien. SEMEN, Waos
fen % qasien leDer / pertb 2tmbop,
bliper Der moi 8aab til en- M Damp
lpreitel Itriper oQorbIpIet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

0anft Weierift. Den be
tenote oanife Ulinneiota sNeieriit $.
g. Ssnoergadro. Tom bar 6eitnret
Meieriet i Qit6fefo ligs Iioen bets
Oprettelie, % ION er aniet ION en-
at Statens pngtiqite U}eieriiter. bar
/ Sic. allaebIaoet" fra lite Oftobsr
for eaen Regnina leiet Wanonna6
Weieri / Weeter Gountp, Ulinn. 6an
bill ooq oeOblipe at beit1re Meieriet /
2it6felo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

Splbbrptfup. Mr. % hrs.
q. 8. 9eterien. ct oanIt 2Gatepdr /
Miarinette. Wis.. feireoe / 5la. ollqes
blaoet" ben 15oe Cftober oeres CRIB
brDIup. ON @ftermiooogen par Der
6eit / ben banite airte, bpor paitor
gooboIt talte til Selpbruoeparret;
airfen par feitIiq betoreret. oa en- itor
5orfamling bapoe inbfunoet ii9. On
2(ftsnen inoiapbt ia tolrige @enner
fra gnen og Omeqnen, % Der oDers
rates parret talriqe Yreienter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

LnxativcBromoOuinine Bitter turerer tnforie
lelie paa en8ag. 3ngeR6elbreoeie . ingenBeiaing 25l
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

Dan gefp9. 0irettsren for
aorntompagniet / 2tarbus 9r. CIR.
%. 6anien op6olber iig for 5ioen :
glen BORT. b~porfra ban aster fig piOere
til Rem Orleans.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

81 n 10 NJ mers" erQefis
&c Stabne. Sens Weftrinq. en- %
2lar gammei 4r6eiber / Terra Gotta
6abriten / Berth Qmboo. er omfoms
met peo. at ct Stpfte brpnot Ger pod
300 BunO falot ooer BAN % tnuite
bans @nii9t o9 gr0it. 5an BAR nplig
tommen Der til 2dnoet fra Silteborg,
boor bans 6uiiru 6oer, SUN tube
bare reiit 6ertil oeD 9uIetib. men bar
M / 6teoet faaet 0eooelelie ON
Wldnoens 9sD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

0Bbsfatb. 5ru giraitte Or
6ubr. en- ooni Dame / grootlnn. q.
y, 9atter At afDsoe Gmit Stil6of %
@ntefru Marie Stilbof, aFgit oeo d.
ben Rdtten melem 5reoaq % Cor
oag forrige u9e poa Gong Sslanb
Gon,ge 6oipital. SUN blep fun 80
Mar gammel. Qodfslgenoe Sonoog
6lep DUN fra 1T 0iem / grootlpn be
graUet paa 6Dergreeu &irte9oaro. s
BET tore 8Iomferflor. Der bpttebe BEN
oes Site. bar en- o%peroroentlio imut
Quoe fra grootln1s oanIte abinoez
ioreuin9 Stella" 6Dortil 4foeoe bar
be bert. meooeler .,Rorbl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
MORGANTOMNERS
Who will Take Part in the Meeting of
the State Education Association.

The program OF the state ednca
tional Association which is to be
held at Mountain Lake Park from
July 81 has been published by
Prof. 7. G. Miller. Morgantown PEG
ple will have prominent part in
the meeting Those who will partic
ilatte and the parts they will take
IRE a. follows.
Wooden Mills and Glass Works.
thei. effects on school Attendance,
Perry G. McBee.
A discussion of scientific training
Prof. i r Hodges
The University and the state
school system Dr. p y. Reynolds.
The Ideal superintendent w. Il.
Gallup
The Geolody OF West Virginia 5.
b. Brown.
Equal wages for the sexes for per-
forming the same labor Miss Lillian
Hackney.
As / see things Now A. L. Wade.
All of the prominent educators OF
state are expected to be present.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
p0st0Hce Closed.

The postofflce was closed to-day
from ten o'clock and will remain clos
ed until five this evening. The car
riers made but one delivery going out
on the regular ten o'clock delivery
this morning. The money order and
registered letter office was not open at
all to. day. People who want mail
this afternoon or evening will have to
call at the Office or the carriers win
dows where they will be served.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
DECORATION DAY.
Continued From First Page

were PLAYED in this. Hon. Joseph
III. Gaines who had arrived this
morning was then introduced by
the chairman. He is speaking as
this paper IS issued
Following will be chorus Of col
ored people. DR. 81. George I
Brooke will speak and the meeting
will break up with all the bands
present playing "America
NOTES
Major Burns was most efiicien
Grand Marshall and the parade
which moved under his eonnanI
was one Of the most successful ever
seen in the town
Farmont sent good delegation
Their crowd filed three coaches
The Greater Fairmont Band wear
neat blue uniforms and they dis.
courged good music.
About two hundred school child
rem were in line, each carrying d
small flag. Prot. Gallup was in
charge Of them.
The uniform Rank Knights Of
Pythias made good showing.
Silas NJ st. Clair added much to
the life Of the parade. He and his
three sons composed a drum corp and
with all his old time energy and vim
played the fife. Mr.. st. Clair served
with Company A, Third Virginia
Calvary He has not missed big
demonstration or campaign blow
out in Morgantown for thirty-fye
years
The cadet corp received many com
pliments along the line of march.
They presented very neat ard pretty
appearance.
There was great many country
people in the parade, considering the
condition of the roads.
The confederates were all mounted,
Major Stewart at the head. Among
the old confederates in march were
Capt. Bowman, of Valley Furnace,
w. Va, Capt. Marshall, Capt. Dou-
that, Corporal G. w. Wilson and pri-
vate Dr. st. George Tucker Brooke,
John Bell, John w. Jamison, Gilbert
Hymes. and Winfield Scott Lang.
The Morgantown Flint Glass Work
ers Union all carried canes and added
much to the appearance of the pa
rade.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-30
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