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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
GIRLS, scHd AT eELroN.
Citizens viii Buh Donate the Gen.
tral J SProperty.

Citizens VIII Buy u Donate the Gen.
tral J SProperty.
BeRon' feSas'f bcr 1T.-At n large
'na enthusiastic mig Of the board Of
uaae aud citizens nday night 1t was
unanimously decide raise thc omonnt
necessary to pure the Central hotel
properly and tendeto the Presbyterian
synod for the loca lof the now female
Nlool Which they IgOing to establish.
The property cousiA an entire block n
new three-story hrluildlng. containing
sAV rooms also fFe two-story build
Ing with laundry q Ter floor and sely-
ahls rooms above he are Other stone
ana frame buildiugsihe property and n
number Of large natlpes an mo prouud
making 1t an ideal Ilfor n school The
main building Is Ill throughout nv
steam and lirhted bHylene gns. also has
a complete seweradSrCm. II is Dro-
posed by the boariitr1de TO bIry the
property as it stamvitb MI the bed
room dining room Kitchen furnIt,Ire
lhe property ut a Ieryative estimate
Is worth 100000. Alton has bepn Sc.
cured and cOmmitlill 70 to work at
oHce TO raise the pke money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Personal.

Attorney John w Parker Of Taylor Is
here for few days on business
Hon Jack Bcall OF WaXahachic Is here on
legal business
Mrs. Hudgins and daughter Of CNppell
Hll are here visiting relatives.
Editor Lee j Rouutrea of Georgetown IS
here for few days on business.
Mr. H. T. IacGgl an alderman Of Bren-
ham. Is here for few days on business
REPRESENTATIVE Glenn Of Austin county Is
here for few DAYS looking after some
school matters,
The John n Mccall injunction case
against the city 10 preVeni The purchhse OF
the old water company will he argued so
,ember >.
The state Grand Lodge Masonic commit M
toe 10 select n site for new temple , hi,
rived In Austin today ahd were taken
charge Of nv q local committee, who drove
them MI over the city.
REPRESENTATIVE q, G. Mulkcy Of Com
mercc. Hunt county Is herr for few "a :
on business connected with the Siai,e az
nartmcnts He SAYS that his section o..
thc state is IN q fine condition aha tnat , ~
merchants and business men are doing lots
of business in his town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Heart
n
Pains

are Natures warning notes of
approaching danger from a dis
eased heart. If you would
avoid facilitating diseases, or
even sudden death from this
hidden trouble pay heed to the
carly warnings. Strengthen the
hearts muscles, quiet its nerv-
GUS irritation and regulate its
action with that greatest of all
heart remedies, DR.. Miles
Heart Cure.
Darling pains through my
heart, left side and arm would
be followed by smothering, heart
epasms and fainting. DR. Miles
Heart Cure has entirely relieved
me OF those troubles y
JOHN VANDENBURGH,
4. 75o kewaunec ST., Milwaukee, Via
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
A COTTON PICKER.
uooessful Machine Invented by Co.

Successful Machine Invented by Co.
lad County Man.
Goliad Texas October l7.-Mr. y. =.
Harlng who has been completing his new
cotton picking machine. is cndenvorIng 30
yet II rendy 10 exhibit This is the only
truly successful cotton picking machine
ever invented Trials have demonstrated
TINT 10 viii pick from sixty hye to eighty
i've per cent OF the cotton and leaves the
cotton plant. leaves and bolls without even
as much damage as do men in plchiuf.
This machine viii be u great boon TO cot
ton planters and Mr. Ilnring deserves
great praise for years NJ study and work
as wcll ny an expenditure Of thousands
Of dollars up Ia the present time
The mHchlnc f. a beauty 10 behold. be
ing built Of the very best steel aud brass
ana shows II to be one OF tho most won
derful pieces Of mechanism ever invented
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Cameron NeMs Notes.

Cameron. Texas, October 17.-County
Clerk !. L. Tyson and wife arc absent
on visit 10 san Antonio.
Captain BcCord returned from Coleman
yesterday with n herd of fine cattle, mum
brrlug 700,
Waller Bros dry goods merchants. an
nounce their purpose "a close ont then
husne here within tho next month q
move elsewhere.
John BRYANT after m absence ~ sew
eral months is on a visit to friends,
w A. Nisbel for ( he past year th'
western Union operator A. this place. naj
resigned his position and left Yesterday fo
California Mr.. Monroe ~ the Santa W
Office will take his place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Bastrop |

n. SIs'F'p' Texas, octh5, The city
Cat, S,uoolS under upervision of
mo .. - Edmondhoving off on
ints,as term most entngly for all
aev' o. T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
MICS q interesting reylr,.iicaoe.' ng sth a
As'6odist church. 'lc'S At tue
~ ofacing norther camh IN thie old
u the a., M'hter wraps u Is the order
The eo,t.S' phl ram rs needed. All
terprlsiron - ABOUT gaVand the on.
graund ~ ldlller Wail irly for the
mon, Ladies, Reading Clnd tho Har-
year'. elnh have taken Of onothor
SASrIso program Of study ieasure with
deDca,' leTlStir zest, hotht Inc prcsi-
-'' oI Mrs. w. A. Nd
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DoalIls

Galveston, Texas. October Il Joseph
PlochG died very suddenly Tuesday night
at the residence ~ Charles Miller Fifteenth
and Avenue A. The deceased was mem
her of the One upudrcd aud twenty nth
regiment. PENNSYLVANIA volunteers and
served IN the Federal army during the civil
wur.
A. IL. kisman died M G.3O o'clock this
morning Mt his residence. 1917 Church
street HIS funeral will occur az . O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon from his late resi-
dcncr and will he conducted under the
Of which organization he was member.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18

san Antonio, fexas October 1.-THE fol-
lowing proceedings we're had today In the
civil court of appeals, Fourth district
Affirmed; Bette 7. Monroe vs., J. T.
sontb from Kaufman; +. II. Seago v;
Margie Scapo, from Crshur' IeT9S ri anu
poci6c hallway Company vs.. j. Il. Ibtt-
- frnn Red River; Rachael Rodriguez
W. Inc international and Great Northern
RAILWAY Company, from BeX9r. .,,.-
Reversed and rcmanded; CEy o. pS ,ngiI
Irone ct nj vs.. c. W. McGuire, from Saul
Jntions: Southern Pacific Compan, 's'
- VI ~! trcnis from FL Paso. for rchc1ing
., N,1IT' t'ity OF San Antonio VS. Il. q
S,weitb. from Bexar, TO affirm on certificate
GRAZ ted,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
THE MAsol TEMPLE.
The Locating COME Was Enter
tanned Yestebn Waco.

tanned YesteGn Waco.
waco Texas, Octd6.-Th locating
,Ouunlttee Of the Md Temple arrived
In the city early tborning and re-.
u'u'hed all day. 1hlowing members
Se'e present: John len Of Bellville,
T. D. Cochran Of Ad b B. Paddock
al ana f9rt Worth, T. Pldert of Tyler
tspoh' " kounSayall bco. They. were
atens and shown tile Int sites which
mis- 1is eliy mas offered. rs this the com
wsl,eSS were shown ali the city and
inr n, many places oftst. This even
clSh W committee wash to the County
snc, mouse near the and given IA
eomn'i,' 80 lar no melOf the locating
N NM ltlee mas given intimation rs
relcN,N lntE would VOL the matter of
II 4 tHs the Grand &c Temple, but
iess, Sn04Mh 10 some tne member at
Of WI vote 10 nav headquarters
'olly remain in lon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Rock=a=Bye Baby

These are sweet words but how much
pain and suffering they used 10 mean. It's
different now. Since Mothers Friend has
become known ezpectant mothers have
been spared much OF the anguish Of child
birth. Mothers friend is a lniment to Do
applied externally. II is rubbed thoroughly
Into tho muscles Of the abdomen. 1t gives
elasticity and strength, and when the final
great strain comes they respond quickly and
easily without pain. Mothers Friend IS
never taken Internally Internal remedies
at this time do more harm than coed. Ha
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18

| Stltutlon Is quite well equipped, having
| seven departments a faculty OF fifteen,
all OF whom are graduates OF good schools.
| IN the course NJ the last ten years this
| school has turned out several hundred
! state as ministers OF the rospcl. teachers
I IN the public schools practicing physicians.
drcssmukCfs and biz percentage ~ tGem
are developing into skilled farmers and
1 laborers, thus demonstrating The fact that
| education OF the right kind is helping the
/ race Ia many ways
The convention during the last Two years
| nus begun work In another direction. FOR
( the hcnent OF the negro race, Through the
EFFORTS of Roy. /. L. Campbell Of Austin
I yep VAS taken toward the eS,ahl shment
/ 90 an orphan home The ST. John district
/ led out In this lauduhlc enterprise, and as
/ a result the denomination owns 2OO acres
| 81 good laud located three miles from Aus
! tin, with view Of erecting buildings TO
! the amount Of $4,000 splendid crop was
raised ON the farm this year considering
/ the dlouth. The plan Is to teach all a.
/ culture and horticulture In short II Will
! be an Industrial home. As to the oersains y
! or this enterprises the ST. John district
! alone has contributed within the last twelve
mouths $1,000 besides numerous minor gifts
! from other sources The white Buptl$ts
I ana friends have seen the Sdom In tn
] movement mud are contributing quite lib
| This session Of the convention win re.
/ cord The building ~ q great many new
/ church houses several OF which have sur.
/ fashioned negro church This Is sign
/ OF Improvement Ia the race Tao leaders
say lhat the masses nre being tlught NOR
! every dan OF the gospel plan ~ giving II
I their means 10 the support Of the work
/ The number present for this session Is bet
/ ter described by saying that thc city is
I persuasion
Reys, II NJ Williams Of sherman and
| W Nj Conner Of Parts Id the delegation
| from the North and Northeast A special
! train ~ ten touChrS was hpudcd 10y Rows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Fills County Congressional Candldate.

rnnis Texas. October 17.-Hon. 5 T.
skinner Of Waxahachle was here yesler
doy and 10 conversation with The Post
corrrsroudent confirmed the statement that
no v.ould he candidate for congress from
Nils The Fifth congressional district li'
80 IT. is too early yet 10 begin the race
nv tbat no is ready 10 begin the canvass
rs soon as tine time comes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
suioo for DAMAGES at Dallas

Dallas. Texas, October 17.-NIrs Christine
Fisher today hled suit against the Emerson
Manufacturing company and Alex Watson
contractor, asking for $1,000 damages.
Her son. - years old. was Killed on Tues
erected for the company IN this city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
BURGLARS at Calvert.

Calvert. Texas October i7.-calvert has
again been infested ny burglars. Last night
the house II Mr. Joe Battle was broken
into and robbed NJ iewelry and. MONEY, Hn
no night previous the home Of MIs, phag
was entered and jewelry. money ahH w NY
rsen Vol discovered ny which the nis
crrants can be idtptlhed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
New K OF p. BuiIdinglestberfo,d.

ny "ealherfold, Texas. od,5 A CON.
I,,t, mas been let for thl Knights If
!, ,4'ls building 10 he ereb the qouti,.
b.ns, corner Of the squ'The corner
'-'ns Is TO be sox5O feltwo stories
isfa. and that on next til & rnmn
ar,, Ue 2OX5O feet and Jrv Po'h
ti,t' 1e of red pressed trimmed
,,Mn.lite stone Architl,v,nn Vii
h. =. "a the work Thd foor " II
tie Eo,a as Knights Of i mn and
'ONer hoors Tor stores ihcrs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
n.nisoo county Precinct Went Dry.

Denton Texas, October l6.-The prohibit
tion election Of Justice precinct No. I, re-
-, - vblch were canvasSed today 10y
~ coi,ntv commissioners resulted In the
ysetory OF the prohibitionists by vote oil
II 10 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Notes

Thc nags for the public schools which
were secured through the instrumcnnlly
Of J., * Kotchum. have arrived There
are fourteen IN ALL two Of which are o.,
feet Tho two latter arS intended for the
Rosenberg and the Bal schools
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Charles Edwards ana Miss Minnie John
son and TO John Dew ana Mrs. Sarah
TripEpug
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
eerman Paper for MarIin.

Marlin. Texas, October 1f,-Mr. y. Goeth
proprietor of the Central Texas Volks5latt
nj Temple Is preparing to establish a Ger.
man paper In Marlin. His printing outnt
has arrived aud he hopes u Issue nus
initial number at a very elrly date.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18

Constlpatlon is the rock that wrecks
may lives: il polsons the very life blood.
nes ;ls1Itv can be established through
Il use Of PRICKLY ASH BlrTERs. II
~ r,Iidtv cathartic and strengthens the
s,ons ch liver and Kidneys. Capitol
Phannacv. 5i7 Main street Abbott Cock'
reu AZ % 602 Main street: a. y hies'
ling, 500 Main street. special agents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Nekotos.

Beaumont. TcXattohcr III. A. Ed
son, superintendent the Tcxarkana and
Fort Smith railwhas in the city on
business today. Hme in from the west.
President s $. pit sent message
from Port Arthur he could not be in
Beaumont today, Would visit this place
tomorrow.
The local lodgkraternal Order Of
Eagles. gave a suI last NIGHT in thcir
nall which was aE delightful affair.
WOykmen are bulncloslne the freight
shed on the nortkt side of Crockett
street for the uselT. :. Reed, whose
Wholesale grocery Enlistment went M
In smoke In the fHrhe shed. which be.
longs 10 the South Pacific. has been
turned over 10 Mtcd until such time
ns he may be ahli make arrangements
for permanent quail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
penison-sherman Electric Line Ronc

Denlsch-onermah ELECTRIC Line DOnus'
Austin. Texas, October IA copy eS the
resolution authorizing the Denison and
sherman electric railway to issue S50O,0o0
in bonds, passed at a recent meeting Of the
stockholders. was filed today with the sec
rotary of state. The bonds will he Of the
denomination Of 500 each. The road Is
now being constructed between d nison and
sherman. and 100000 of the bonds will he
used to complete the work and S2O0,0o0 to
build new extensions and such improve
ments as may be necessary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
COMPTROLLER Is Out Of Tax ReceiDss.

Austin. Texas, October II -rhe tax as.
sessors through the State have made an
unusual demand this year IN the comp
troller's department for tax receipts. AMI
the demand has been so great that the sup
ply has been exhausted he departments
stated today that the appropriation for this
lranch of the governments work was not
made soon enough in orler to get paper 10
ill the many orders The State printing
board has ordered the paper, but 1t has no.
arrived Out Of the 226 ORGANIZED counties
in the State there are about 100 counties
vet to he supplied
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
State to Sue Panhandle Ranchmen.

Austin, Texas. October l7.-Assistant At
torncy General Simmonds stated today that
the state would institute suit against sew
eral Panhandle ranchmen before long Tor
using State land for pasturing purposes
without paying the State cent for 1t.
The big Huch owners have way Of
leasing several sections of land and whoa
they leein TO fence It ;hcy include two
or three additional sections which were not
provided for in thrr lease.
The attorney generals department has
been after ,kCm for some time. GUl in
n1ny instances the ranchmen refuse to an-
swnr the letters " tho department. Thu
State is tired of that kind Of foolishne
AID vii Hlo several cases before MAJ
days which will, TO doubt cause the ranch.
mru to promptly respond 10 all communi-
cations
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
DR.. Miles
HeaTt CuTe

controls the heart action, accel-
crates the circulation and builds
up the entire system. Sold by
druggists on a guarantee.
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Bay ChY Sri

"a r.N IVY Texas octcbeFisht cars
1h.a Nea' a9i over The sc,t today
-Ae board of trade at ig tonight
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
Critioises The shioqlo Ordinance

Crtioises the shnalo Ordinance
Galveston Texas, October Il rhc con.
tractors Of the city are complaining Of the
enforcement OF the shlnglc ordnance with
out their having been given any warning
that such an action was contemplated one
Of them stated this morning that the slot
machine men were given notice, hut that
the contractors did not receive SO much
consideration Some of them have COZ.
tracts outstanding for Shngle roofs and
they think they should have had at least
enough time to- carry ont these contracts.
The contractors also claim that the en-.
forccment OF the ordinance az this time is
premature and That 1t will prevent great
deal Of repairing hring done, as there are
o great many poor people here who are
not able to AFFORD slate roofing who coul !
purchase shingles. \ petition is being pre-
pared which viii he presented to The com
mlssioucrs next Tuesday night that the en-.
forcoment of the ordinance I've either post
poucd or the ordinance repealed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
1T0GET FROMBEAUMONT.
,,,,I BATTLE Ietwee The Big Lumber
:" Companies till On.
m NEW Buildings TO BE PUT UP
p,.ee Of hose Which Were Re-
" ..,N 8 Hd-A Musical Organ
l,aion to b Perfected.

...nmont. Ties. Oct,her 1.-THE legal
between p 1ndutrial Lumber com
V and the bllumbei company recently
IN ,ea by NJ John H. Kirby is still
Tho latestcp IN the controversy is
,oonestratlopf 10000 acres OF lands
-. Texas II Land association, stu
~ Newtonhbinc. Tyler and Hardin
,,os and valid al $4,000. President
PARK Of tlIndusulal Lumber com
~ vas reoult to girc a bond for the
,rn o. 10000 this action. TINS Is ap,
~ a,,v not theId Of this litigation, and
IN, lmportant yes ale expected soon.
The NelBuildina PIars,
v..nmopt. Tel October 1.-THE fire
!, rupsday NOR came at a most un-
tstupate time, fn many were waiting
). have rooms b In order to begin bust
ss,s and the sd Prs for business homes
-, increased hyc fire. But in the long
,,r the fire will benefit to the bust
ness center Of city. With plans al
,stdr agreed upobr the McFaddin build.
is- which will ! block long and three
rsrles high. anlhe Blanchctte corner
I'M three or Y story building on It.
IA the Scraduduilding reconstructed
bree stories high y rebuilding Of the fire
district will HAYDEN well begun. Every
ernctnre will better than the Que Il
pplaces. SeradRll have his building
pfder way as sods the insurance is adj
nstfd. and the and material can he
ostaped. Some k has already been
done In clearing Ne debris.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
A Musid Organization.

Beaumont Tel October 17-There
was large and thusiastlc meeting Of
musical people Ia light at the home of
Mrs. F. a. HYATT Calder avenue. The
meeting was held the purpose Of eff
fecting some sort musical or concert
society and the S SIS Of the first meet
Ing marks the pla success Three com.
nlttees were apIl ed last night, each
numbering five y hs The committees
are on mcmbcrshi Ind music. rules and
organization. and ion and means. These
committees will II to a meeting 10
h held early ncNttk. The organization
will he known MS beaumont Musical as
ISOLATION II win incorporated Mr..
D. Pullen Is ap head of the now.
mcnt and is enthitlc and energetic in
the work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Galveston Builders viii Attend Stale
Builders Convention.
OBJECT TO THE SINGLE ORDINANCE
Contractors Say Il is Premature-New
Pilot Boat Has Arrved-Aher
Quarantine Modification,
1BJEcT TO THE SINGLE ORDINANCE

Galveston Texas, October 17,-Thcre VIII
be convention of the Builders Exchange
Of the state at san Antonio October u
Twenty members or tho Galveston Build.
ers Exchange have thus far Signihed their
intention Of attending. and they Will leave
Tor Sau Antonio next saturday night Tho
contractors In ncorly all the larger towns
OF the state have local branches Of the
Builders Exchange, aud these will MI be
represented at the meeting at san An.
tonic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-18

Carl AND STOVES AND RANGES
Awarded arst prize, Paris Exposition NV
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-03-22

There are cheap baking pow
ders, made from alum, but they
are exceedingly harmful to
health. Their astringent and
cauterizing qualities add a
dangerous element to food.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1901-03-22
MITCHELL SOUTH FRIDAY MARCH 2 FOURTEEN PA
CREAMERY REORGANIZATION.
Probability That the Mitchell Cream.
cry Will be Reorganized as a
Cooperative Affair.

Notices have been posted on the
Cnsmpeny creamery Offering the plant
for sale by the trustee 0t the company,
and it seemed for time that nothing
could be done toward continuing the
plant ia this city. We understand that
y movement 10 ON foot among the farm
ers to organize y Cooperative company
and continue the creamery. In the
past year the creamery operations have
cot given much satisfaction to the farm
ers, caused principally ny the plant be-
ing under control Of Milwaukee parties.
Mr.. Bedford has done mis- work we'll
and there ia no room for complaint on
his part. Is is hoped that the farmers
willtake the step anu form tneir coop
erative company and keep the creamery
in operation. 1t would be bad thing
for Mitchell to have the creamery in
operative and We believe that the ousi.
ness men ought to do what they can to
further the enterprise. We do not
know that the farmers need any assist
ance ia the movement but the feeling
among the business men ought to be
concentrated toward the point of keep
ing the creamery going. We under
stand that meeting OF the farmers
wi be held next Monday in this city to
see what can pe duue toward forming
the company. There is not the slight
est reasun Why the creamery cannot be
opera,ed with good profit to the men
who own it, for the same thing is done
in many parts OF the state, and 1t should
be as easy OF accomplishment here as
else " here.