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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
Ausltellunasnoti,tm.
antrid absr ben Sortidlritt Der panameri'
faaifdbm ausftsuuus.

Ser Gbittsnango BOtterp Company
| 1T oas ausIdlieBlide Redt ertbeilt
tuoroen, auT Der 9lusltellun9 S6pferei=
uaaren su Dertaufen.
Sreoerid 2an Slmiieab, trefder bic
abidaifune Der glnseiQebretter befiir=
wortet tuegen bes unditbetiidRH @ius
bruds, ben iie MAIDEN. III ber 2anb-
idaits9drtner. uelder ben 9elaUares
Bari, Buffalo, bon benz Elm She'll fir
Die panameritaniibe Slusfellun9 bon
1901 perlpenbet meroen tpirb, aus9ele9t
fat.
mir baben nur genunoeruug fir
ben Muth, llnternebmun9sgeif, bic
2iberalitdt unb gner9ie. mel6e cie
Staot am SuBe bes Sees 9eseigt bat,
um iid porsubereiten fir bic 9rOBe
ausfellun9, tuelde ndbHes Sabr ab9es
balten weroen ioll. @enn GrIOl9
ismals peroisnt mar, 10 bat Buffalo
ibn perbient. Sic Staot peroient es,
nit Seiudern angefiillt gu iein pGb=
renb Der 9auer Der panameritaniI I6en
9ushellun9 uno eine rei6e Grnte BON
gbre, Rubm uno materiellen 8ortbeilen
subeimien.-n nGlepelnnO 2eaber."
mWir baben bic Silfsmittel unieres
Staates ME balb 9enug an9eSeiat, "
ia9t She Simes=9emocrat" in einem
grtitel iiber bic panameritunii6e auss
ftelluna, In tuel6em bas glatt eine 9ea
b6riee Experimentation Der Silfsmittel
2ouiiianas befiirmprtet. 8as @lei9e
tann BON anoeren Staten geIa9t ner=
ben uno Die 8eleaenbeit, Die Buffalo ieBt
bietet. lit BON auberoroentli6em Wertbe.
Ser @ntbuiiasmus unc oas Sn=
tereIie, fpelde bas Bolt bes iiibli6en
Galiiorniens In Der 9ereituna ibrer
sroBen Sdauitellung fir bic panameri=
ianii6e 4usfellung al ben Sag legt,
oiirfen allen giir9ern als bebersigens.
pertbes 9eiIpiel uno 2ebre oienen.
9lmeritaniider llnternebmun9s9eili
ibeint in Dem berrliden Glima Salifpr=
MEMS aans beionoers gu geoeiben. IS
| lit bic Mbiidt Der 9aliiornier, cine iebr
sroBs uno pirfiame slusiieIluns bersus
ri6tsn.
giner Der berborra9enbfen 3iise oes
Niasara Salls=aanOidaftsbilbes 1T Elm
pIatat, tpeldes in GieIenbudiiaben
bieie Snidrift trdst: npanamerita=
niide ausfiellung. Buffalo, q. D.,
1901" Mebrere dbnlide platate fino
10 plasirt, oaB bic Sauienoe, ipelde
auf ben 9roben giienbabnen binz unb
bsrpaiiiren, auf bieie Weiie ibre auf=
mertiamisit auf bas srOBe greisniB
oes n6dfen Sabres aelentt baben
mOasn, ipeldss alle Staaten uno 2dns
Der Der weitliden Semifpbdre 10 tief be-
riihrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
sonserbares sBeibnaatssefd,sn emf.

Watibins 8utdmnnn. BON 9IIameba.
Gal erbieIt Dor einisen Iaeen pon 9sn
Dorf Elm Badet. Gr sluubte. ss enibalts
s,n Weibnadtsseidenf. par bssbaIb um
70 lbetrufhter als baS Bodet elne aup
fstianne nit Iide uno 8notenreitsn emf
blslt. Tass earauf etb,elt sr e elmer
Brief, laut pelbem feline Shnsfer IT
Rem gort ssitOrbsn 1T uno bel itrsu
1oes ben Wuni6 duBerie, baB ibr asid
nam betbrannt unb bic afbe tbrem Btu,
Der seiaubt piro, bamlt Iie neben TIRE,
Wuiter in bic groe psrientt peroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
Drei 9ysrfonen perbrannt.

SIN bem sebn Wellen bon 8roofpias.
9u,, entfsrnten DOrfe Sisssl. bra6 in
osm Suuie bon syObn Sarrineer Elm Seusr
aus unb bret Srluen perbranntsn babel
su 2obe. ndmlt 5rau Sarrinser unt
ibte bsiben 2bhter. flnf unb Fsber
Sabre alt. Die nnelddlibsn purSen i'm
Shlafe bon ben 6lammen lbsrraidt
frau Sarrinser battle iid rsttsn ionnsn
usnn iis niGt bsmdbt setuefsn mare. ibr,
2Dhter benz lobe su entreiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
Selaluare, safalpanna uno gBehern 9abn.
Su Strait Ten 2. Ds;smbn 1900

Siolih -9srlGbt SCRANTON fur Nsp gICri
mn t.40, 300, $50, 8 D uup 1905, 0prmtt.
tags 1855 unb 3.33 Na2miitles. 5ur
Strpuesburg, um 6.iU Nom. Rildt- une We
eUmmueahOus' :3us UNI 3 40 NatmItass. Gr
rsiti SobGfrn UNI $50, 7.tS. 1923 Wiprgrus
f2.OS, 3t5, 4.4S uub 7iy Nadmiiiaas
GrRitt pbilaeelpba NM t.O6, 1923, 6.Ou
uns S.22 HahmittGgs. 9usiht scranton
pom 9ltp 2Dprf UNI i.tO. NC unp 10 26
Mcr.; 100, t.52, SAB, s.45 une 1 30 NOM
Bon Streupsburg UNI S.h5 Dipr9eHs
I0rDlif -8stla6t scranton fur 9ufalp uni
3ml6enliatiOnsn, I'M 10, 4.lO une 9uO
Wlor. t.55. 5.lS 1875 unp Nadm. 5ir %
psap unp Spraluls um 4 10 DIOR. unG t.5t
giaHm. air lltiGa um t.f0 DIOR. uue f.55
Aatm. 8lr Wpntplr um 90 Mpr t.0i
unp 5.4S 9fa6m. 8ur Rl6pliuu I'm At % uut
Oils 9tatm. Giir StusbamtOn. 10 25 Dor
mitiass. Gusiht Scranton ppn yuTdl,
um i.25, So, 5.l5 unb 10 90 MUr.; 3.3t
unp 3 W Nahm. Bon Sspssp un0 Spraeui
um 2.55 YOr. 1898 u. W Nom Boa lltic,
um2 55WCr.; 1898 u. $50 Nom. Bon Ni6Cl
fou um $50 DIOR. uub 600 9iahm. Vpi
Ronircle nm 10 W Mpr.; 3. U rub SOt
Ratm.
8looms6urg 5ibiiion-g gerlSbt srantpi
fir NOribump,rIanp um 6 45, 10 % Wor..
i.55 une 55 Na6m 5ilr plymouth utn o.
$40 unp $50 Na9m. 5ar atuaftSn. e.l
Rcr. 9rreiht 9lprtbumberllnp um 9.35 Dior.
f.i0. 500 unb 8 As Nahm. Grrsibt aiua
Rpu um S.52 Ror. Guritt plymouth un 30,
4.3l, 9 SD uup 1890 Born @rfiht S5erar
ton Don Neribumbsrlaup UNI 9 AZ Wpr.; ~
IS, 4.50 unb S.45 Rddm. Bon ainslfpn III
fi.0O Wpr. Bon plpmOutp um 7.55 Wor
800 unp 35 Hatm.
Sountasss3nee.
sIOlit -geGst Scranton um 40, 80
$50, nup 1905 Mpr.; 1888 unb $40 Nabr
Rdbm.
gl0roli6 -SerIibt SCRANTON nm lis III
4t0 Mcr. t.55 5.4S unp II 35 Nabm.
8loomsburg 5ibiiion 8rlaBt Seraut
I'm 1905 RpT. une $50 Ra1m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
Das Stadium.
9ss sssbs Sabr In atbIetiid1er siHiItAt aaf
ssr namsyifamerifauiia,sn MustseIIuHe.

Wdbrsnb Der ausfelluns BON 1901
su Buffalo nirb Der srokte atbIetiide
Sport-Sarnipal, Der ie in amerita obs
aebalten tuOrOen III, iiattfinbsn. gu
oieiem 3tbede piro bic 9rObte ie In
amerifa aebaute Sport=9Irenn erri9tet
tperben. Sieielbe mirb bas Stadium
senannt neroen, beinabe aebn Qfer be-
beden unb 10000 perionen SiBraum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
gSirtbfAafts. llsbsrnahme.

Der llutsrisi6ntts ssiat BEN bsutiGsn gutli.
tum pom nab nnh fsrn sratbsnft an, bab CT BIZ
9Btrtbibaft ets Strrn 9surss 8str in SibIty
tauHih ibsrncmmsu bat 9thrmanu pire BIZ
bitten 8strants, &tsarrsu une suprrfpmmsnsfl
Steisuuns bel mir pprTnpn. Gs tmpFsbt lid
bsifsns. Stnri IraHfftr, Wirtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03

- 9ds .,Bo6enbIatt" saitdIi ben
bsftsn ofaI'8eri6t unb aus Ioniiisss
Rsuigfsitsn bon Sntersas. -slar s2.0O.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
Die mDberne Giiemspaaren=
Sanblun9.
Gs tit eitle
i9mere
Mnfgabe

Die &ob,lbauler tparm Su bal.
ten, lpenn srobe 8iBe uno 9ober
lid all Den Sbilren uno Senitern
befinoen. 8oSIep's 8etter.Strei.
fen fir Sbiren uno 6eniter balten
Die falte 2uft ab-bieieIben bienen
an Den Sbiiren aud ais 4oIiter
gum slnibIa9en-unO perbinoern
oaS lante 3uidla9en Der Sbiiren
Nreiie BON 2 bis 6 Gents
per sSuf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
Giienbabn Ssittnbellc.
Grie nno gsbomina 0allep GiIenbabn 60,

Grle nnb VBBOmin9 WalleB EiIenbnbn 60.
t3sittabslls in Strait ben II. September 1900.
.3ass fir napsp unp faIe puntts, su Dam
Isp 8nbinpuns NIT psr Gris Giieubabu fir Nsp
ycrf, Nspbursb une 3pii6snltaticnsn ma6euc,
prLahsn Scranton um 7.U5 Mpreens unp 2.25
Ra6nl.
;3iss fUmmen an In Scranton um 1890
MCrstns une $40 Abenbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-03
COuis fobmann's
WotR1s
1923 aas 325 Spraee Gtrake.

ct. Gouis anbtufsr Bud nnb Q. @obinfon
Bisrs. TerIiner @eibbier. Bon BtiHtn uno
gtdu6ren meroeu nur bic erprobtefleH MarftH
asfiibrt. Better Rorter uno Vie.
Warme unb falte Gpeifen
su isb.r Sasssssit. aUs 8tIifatsfen Der Sab
rssSsit. Cine rsidbaItiss auspabI esy btFsr
&i9arrtn.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
Teams Cannet Cross.

Judge Weed desires. to state
that teams will not be allowed to
pass over the Marys river bridge
from this Friday, morning until
temerrow neon, on account of
repairs that are in progress.
Discussien OF the condition Of
ths bridge determined Judge
Woodward to have the bridge
thoreughly examined BY Mr..
Frank Miller, Of Albany, she
well-knewn bridge builder. Mr.
Miller gave the bridge a thorough
examination, Tuesday, and rec
emmended certain repairs, with
which he considered the bridge
wseld be perfectly safe fer an
other year at least.
Contractor Tillotson and his
force of men will begin the task
of raisizg the south end Of the
structure thls morning. 1t will
be raised a few Inches 50 as te
allow the removal of some Of the
old caps, that set on the piling,
and the substitution Of new ones,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
Teachers Chosen.

The board of school directors
held meeting Saturday evening
and selected the following teach
ers for the coming school year:
Prof. 9. w. Holmes, 9th grade;
N. Tartar, 8th grade; Miss Mat
tie Lee, Of Wells, 9TH grade;
Mrs. Laura Campbell, of Albany,
9th grade; Miss Ella Carria, 5th
grade; Miss Edith Andersen, 4th; !;
Miss Lena Mccormick, 3rd
grade; Miss Ida Maxwell, and
grade; Mrs. May Nelms, ISL
grade. Since the meeting Of the
board Miss Maxwell has tender
ed her resignation She has &C.
eepted an Invitation to occupy
the chair Of household science in
U. sf w, la Seattle. This
again leaves vacancy, bat 1t is
likely that the beard will hold a
special meeting see1 and select a
teacher to complete the corps.
Prof. Helmes is a graduate ct
Willamette Uaiversity, having
completed a nine.years' course In
this Institution in four and a half
years. This fact alone speaks
volumes in his faver. For the
past tive years he has been en-.
gagged at teaching In Grants
Pass. TAe last issue of the
TIMES left many people ID tlae
dark as 60 whether Pref. McDcn.
aid had been re-engaged OF net.
He was net.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
Additional Local.

"Bull Brooches" strongest work.
ing pants made. No rips. Nolan
& Callahan.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
Sunday School Picnic.

About e:3o o'clock Tuesday
merning three hay wagon loads
of nerabers of the Presbyterian
Sunday school, together with an
immense quantity of choice eat
abIes, started for Croft's Grove.
This is across the Willamette
from Corvallis a few miles.
About II a. IN. the grove was
reached and it proved to be an
ideal place ter such a gathering.
The day was ideal in every re-
spect and the children were
amused in various ways. They
| all enjoyed themselves to the ut
most and the only thing that &C.
cared to mar the pleasure Of the
picnicers was a slight accident
that befell the little daughter Of
Mf. and Mrs. g. Lincoln Ben.
nett. The child jumped from
one of the wagons and sustained
q severe sprain of enc Of her
ankles. She will be laid up for
week or more.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21

Price 81 per box.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
A Crying Shame.

Among other visitors at the
GAZETTE Office this week were
two gentlemen from Alsea. Like
all residents of that section who
succeed in crossing 'sthe NOUN
tain' safely, the burden of their
conversation was the horrible
condition of the toad across this
during the winter months
almost impossible barrier. For
at least six months in the year
between 500 and 500 people liv-
Ing in Alsea and the country trib.
utary are practically cut of from
the outside world. This matter
has been 50 thoroughly gone over
By the papers of Corvallis In
time past that it is unnecessary
to dilate upon 1t here. aSufiee
il to say, the fact that such con-
ditiens exist is a crying shame.
The thing to do is to formulate a
remedy and apply it. There Is
sentiment among the people Of
Alsea in favor of the establish:
ment Of q small sawmill at a con.
venient place equipped for saw
ing blocks suitable for corduroy
ing the road in question. There
is an abundance of timber grow.
ing along the road and it is be-
lieved that enough volunteer Ia
ber could be secured 10 do the
york.
The late legislature passed a
bill providing for the appoint
ment of a readmaster by the
county court, with sufficient sal
ary to warrant him III employing
his entire tinae from March 1st to
December Ist, in superintanding
construction of reads and build
ing Of bridges. A competent
engineer could accomplish much
between now and next fall in the
way Of improving the Alsea
mountain road with the assist.
ance even Of unski1led labor.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21

In a good deal Of the most fertile
portion of tho Willamette Valley
there is only about one family to
each 800 acres of land. There are
some farmers who can make three
or four times as much as tho aver
age farmer on 800 acres, but we be-.
lieve it will be found that the aver
age farmer who farms 800 acres
makes nothing more than a fair
living. In. this fact lies one of the
greatest obstacles to the achieve
ment and maintenance OF good
roads. With enly one or two farm
els to tbs square mile the cost of
good roads cannot be met. What
the Willamette Valley needs is q
system Of farming which will give
eight or ten families a good living
on each square haiie.-Agricnlturist.
Mention was made in this paper
a couple Of weeks ago Of the acei.
dental shooting Of Nathan Samp
ter, while hunting in the mountains
near Berry. The Albany Herald
gives the following account of HE
present condition: Nathan Sump.
ter, the young man who was shot
through the head. two weeks age
and brought from the mountains to
Albany for treatment, has so far
recovered that he has been walking
about the house, and yesterday
crossed the house to a neighEors
/ For three days after the accident
brain matter was discharged from
the wound. Since the swelling haf
subsided the skull from the right
10 the top Of the head is found &
be crushed, and, Notwithstanding
all this, there seems o possibility Of
his recovery.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21

"Bull Breeches," strongest work
ing pants made. No rips. Nolan
& Callahan.
A bargain:-An all woel fine twist
black suit for $1,000, Of the Hart
Schaffner and Mart brand. Best
made. At Klines.
Professor W. O. Swan ard family
have returned to Corvallis. Pro.
fessor Swan has just closed a sue.
eessful term of school at Baena
Vista.
A farmers meeting will be held
at Wells this afternoon. G. L..
Smith of Minnesosa, whe is travel
ing In Oregon at The instance of the
Southern Pacific railroad, will be
one Of the principal speakers.
Printers, like Hamlet, are as a
rule "even peer in thanks" bat we
contribute freely from eur store Of
gratitude to Miss Blanche Riddle
for kindly remembering as with a
box of fine cherries from the splen.
did orchard at her home in Doug.
las county.
Pastor F. L. Moore will occupy
the pulpit at the NJ. E. church next
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
New Lutnber Yards.

The Benton County Lumber Co. has
opened yard at the corner of 5th and
Washington streets, near the s. P. depot
insthis city. They have full stock OF
fine fir lumber. Prices quoted on ar-
plication.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
Married.

At the residence of the BRIDE;
parents, in this city, at 7 O'Clock
We ,.esdav evening, Harley L
hat. IT. ) Grace E. Adams,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. S. Adams, were united in
wedlock, Rev. Mark Noble of6ci-
ating.
The residence was nicely deco.
rated with roses and house plants
and everything was in perfect
accord with the occasion. The
bride was attired in white and
the ceremony was performed in
the presence of only the immedi-
ate relatives of the contracting
parties. Immediately after the
marriage occurred the young
couple took a conveyance and
drove to Albany, en- route to Sa-
lem, where they will visit a few
days with relatives. They will
then return to Wells, where they
will reside until after harvest. It
is Mr.. Halls intention to locate
in Guy, Wash, in the fall and
take charge of a drug store which
he owns in that city.
The bride is well known in
this city and has host of friends
and acquaintance and she bears
the highest character. The groom
is a young man who has been
raised in this county. He at
tended college here and at Pacific
University, and at both institu-
tions was very popular in football
circles. He is steady and up
right in his manners and has no
bad habits. The GAZETTE ex-
tends hearty congratulations and
wishes the young couple all pos.
sible success in their journey
through life.
A. J. Woods and Miss Tina
Richardson were united in matri-
mony yesterday at the M. E. par.
sonage, Rev. Frank L. Moore
officiating. They are both ot
Blodgetts, Mr.. Woods being the
storekeeper at that place. They
are both highly respected and
numerous friends extend good
wishes. They left on the after
noon train for their home, to take
up life's work in earnest.
w. H. Height, of Polk county,
and Miss Viola Miller. of Philo-
math, were united in the holy
bonds of wed1ock, Wednesday.
The marriage ceremony occurred
at the Baptist parsonage, thi:
city, and was performed by Rev.
Mark Noble. Both of the young
people are spoken of most highly
and many friends hope for thei1
success in life.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21

A few new cepple blocks will be
pat in. Mr.. Tillotsen willswork
as many men as possible in order
to have the bridge open for traf-
hc at tie earliest moment.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
A carl for warrant No. 2ss1.

Notice is hereby given that there is
money in the treasury to pay City war.
rant Number 1881, endorsed Nov. 14th,
1899. Interest will stop on the same
from this date,
VIM. McLAGAN,
City Treasurer.
Dated Corvallis, Or, June 7th, 1901.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21
Native Herbs.

, Anyone desiring this great bleod puri-
fler, may secure the same by calling on
or addressing =.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-21

The least in quantity and most in
quality describes De Wits Little Early
Risers, the famous pills for constipation
and liver complaints.- Graham & Wells.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

sllc fruits, for the master is a most ex-
pcrimcntal man
There are thirty calves in the COW pen.
and pigs, sheep, goats, turkeys, ducks,
guineas, chickens are here in due proper
ton Everything that is good TO look at,
ana everything that Is good to eat has IT'S
home on this self supporting and selfre-
and go from all over the state, aud many
tcm the United States but the family
htC goes on In the kindly simplicity OF
It's daily wont seemingly undisturbed.
NANNY passes Judgment upon each aud all
according 10 their quality" OF Governor
Taylor she said He may he er govner /
amt know nothin bout dat but he sho'
is gent man" or Mr. w j. Bryan al
done make all de niggcrs | know vote for
gag man He sho ought TO be president,
he's so fine and han som"
fhe master sits in his library looking
oycr and wedding out the correspondence
OF his long life OF public service. Once-in-
While he comes ont with some curious
Old letter or paper that sets us talking OF
other fines. Letters to him when Il prison
or in Fort Warren; letters denOuucing his
Fort Warren letter; letters from mothers
aud wives thanking him for some kind
net to n soldier, aud later to citizen un-
der THE ban OF carpet bag rule Petitions
t. carpet bag governors asking protection
from a clrpet-hag provost marshal or mig
ger bureau agent Letters innumerablc
from men whose names arc the beacon
lights of history who Is IT that has not
known and loved the grand old Cont
mOperi'
who soweth good shall surely reap
lAc year grows rich as 1t grows old,
Ana LIES latest sands are its sands OF
gold X. :. II.
Palestine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07

Mineral Wells, Texas, July G.-rhc FOL
lowing are recent arrivals at Mineral
Wells for tho week ending July 8: A..
Joyce. Mrs Ham T. Bee ia G.. Smith
Harry r. Clancy. Advert ltose. Dallas;
Miss LILLIAN Rest, Shreveport In; Miss
Efne Chlsum, Paris; !. y. Whitmire, DEM
Ing. n. H.; JOAN w. Woods Baird; q. r..
Gurncs, Clebngne Lucy Davis, Barnes;
j. H. STEIN kaufman; Z. w. SimpGns,
Mrs. John Beeler, Austin; Mrs. George r.
and Mrs. Beelcr, Minuekah, l. H.; John
u. Ferguson Palmer. Texas; H. S. Tullls,
J. w. Green, Beaumont, NJ h. Evans,
Kansas City; W. n. ana Mrs League, Fort
Worth; Mrs. j. Sandilands aud son, Ed
Galveston; II. H. Garrett Galveston, Iosi.
phine Ardis Kate Ardis, Greonyille; H. II.
Holland, S. W. $. duncan. ID, V, Hardec
W. Thompson, a, W. Rose Mrs. Charlton,
Miss Georgia Charlton, Miss Gertrude
Aiken, Dallas; j, NJ Flanagan, Midland
w. X. Bell Palo Pinto; j. M Rushlng
aud wife, Florence Rnshug Baird; H. N.
Freeland Dalas Jim Williams. Fort
Worth. ~ AZ Nolan Vroifo Cftv. M, ~
h. Chapman, Fort Worth, r. l.. Nelson
j. j, Nance, Dallas, u j., Houston. q. O.
Lucy and j. G. Houston, Lcwlsdllc; l.. h.
kiliean, Kemp; Ora Pttchlprd Myrtle
Pitchford and Adam Parker Wcaiherford.
NJ. h. Bush Fort NORTH; Mrs Chester
Ehard, Miss $ llighsmith Earl Ehard,
Baslrop J. NJ. flauigan. Midland, Salile
Pegea, Tyler; Efie Chlsum, Tyler Mrs
Jessie Jones, Miss Charlotte Woods. Miss
lAllie Cercly, A. Mohley, e.. S. Jones' ua.
va Maeen, II. Mabry' Mrs, LAWN, A.
Mar Flynne, Mrs. Ida lclynne. j. A. Tay-
lor j. H. Ruford. g. H. Haley, j. q.
howies John Armiiage, G. " Weller,
Dean. w II paddo,l John rrhninasor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-07
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One Firm Has Ten Thousand Acres
Planted to H.

One Firm Has Ten Thousand Acres
Planted to 1t.
heal. toritdilwtrC TIcPGbR,S Z rnbm Inn
Wharton, Texas July GA short ride on
the Cane Belt Of twelve miles through
waving corn, cane and blooming cotton
brings one to the nee fields. co.sis.iaq
OF 10000 acres OF rice, now IN cultivation
10y the Bay Prairie Irrigation company
ana 10 the pumping station al Garwood.
which IS the largest plant of the kind
In Texas. The space occupied by the
power house would more than cover a
large block, consisting of two Cross com
pound engines each Of $50 horse power.
with two large cylinders each two
power wheels, dimensions 50 feet circnm.
Terence with AXIS inch stroke; combincd
pumping capacity Of both engines 75.0O
gallons per minute. four go horse power
liiene boilers when the channel OF the
INer Is fun the dlscharring capaclty OF
AeC hume per minute can be Increased one.
ullh t1e present volume The wator n
WNeq 10y the two large engines INTO
teur immense suction pipes which dla
,tudlke heaNy volume Of water into "A
huge pipe which feeds the Hume The
polierS were caSed with the fnmous Cain.
NeFaN brick Where the water PUSHES
thfpugh the 3ooNoo font nums N IN 80
Ieet wide by 10 feet deep. aowing IKE
anal Hfsr until It reaches the nrst