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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Millcau Brazos Comfy, Texas, DecembeF
"a good rain fell here yesterday. ming
IN the water holes Stock wHter for the
winter Is assured.
WORKMAN, Frcestone County Texas. De-
cemher 9The first ioc Of the winter APP
peared this morning The WIND Is sun IN
the north and Is very cold All vegetation
Is killed.
Vernon, Wllbargcr County, Texas, De
ceInher -. First snow Of seHson aggregating
four inches depth fell hero yesterday and
VIII prove of great henent to winter wheat
and spring range. Weather now clear and
cold.
Austin, Travis County, Texas. December
"a heavy frost visited this section Of the
State last night and IL required two hours
Of sunshine 10 make IL disappear this morn.
ing. good rain fell yesterday, hut not
near enough to supply the farmers with
necessary stock water.
Edgar. he witt County, Texas. December
0. The long aIH distressing drouth was
broken here today by good rain and the
coidest norther we have had this winter
Stock water was getting scarce and the
soil was almost too dry for farmers TO
plant 50 the rain is highly beneficial to all.
I.ockhart Caldwell County. Texas, De
cemher g.. Yesterday morning just at
dawn, a furious nortbcr blew up with a
slight shower Of rain, but not sufficient to
do any good. There Was a heavy frost this
morning aud the first Ice or the season In
this locality. Ia some sections the farmers
are driving their stock To- market, dis
tance OF ten and twelve miles aud drawing
the water from very deep and poorly SUP
piled wells. Those farmers who have disc
blowers are breaking up their lands, but
those who use The old turning plow ind the
ground TOO dry and bard for successful
work Rain Is now tha great paramount
want Of this section,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

Stripping INDUSTRY between the coas, Of the
MEXICAN gulf aud foreign ports
he plans OF the new cempanv sro 30
nave their ships reldy ia handle cxnort
,lade as soon as tho channel leading from
THIS point TO Galveston shall have been
In the course Of construction are mt rnn,s
plotted In time, al least three vessels Al.
READY In commisSion win be purchased,
~ y sald mat the company back AZ tho
rev line are interested I'M thc devainn,,,o.,,.
OF Manchester, on the other side as against
Liverpool and there is an abundance of
capital hack OF the enterprise TO guarantee
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A FEW REASONS
Which Are Rapidly Making a New
Catarrh Cure Famous.

Catarrh Cure Famous.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, the new Catarrh
cure, has the following advantages over
other Cntarrh remedies
FIRST; These tablets contain no cocaine,
morphine or any other injurious drug aud
are as safe ard beneficial for children a.
tur adults: this is an important point when
II Is recalled that many Catlrfn remedies
do contain these very Objectionable ingrc-
dierlg.
Next: icing in tablet form, this remedy
does not detcriulate with age, or an rN
posure TO the air as LIQUID preparations in
yarlaDly do.
Npyt; The tahlct form rot only preserves
the medicinal properties hut II Is so far
moro convention To carry and to use at any
time that II is only question OF time when
he tablet will entirely supersece liquhi
medicines, as IL mas already done In the
medical department of the United STATES
army.
Next: No secret is made OF the compo.
sitiou 0f Stuart's Catarrh Tablets; they con.
tain che active principles OF Eucalyptus
bark, red gum blooc cot aud Hydrastin.
all harmless antiseptirs. which. however
are death 10 catarrhal germs wherever
found, because they eliminate them from
Next You can not cure catarrh by local
applications 10 the nose and throat. because
these are simply local symptoms and such
treatment can not possibly reach the real
stat Of catarrhal disease which Is in the
blood for this reason, inhalers. douches,
sprays and powders never really cure
catarrh. but simply give temporary relief,
which dose of plain salt and water will
do lust as we'll
Catarrh must be driven out Of the system
out Of the blood by an Internal remedy be
cause an internal remedy is IND only kind
which can be assinilated into the blood.
Stuart's Catsrrh Tablets do this better
than the old form Of IN because
they contain every sa own 10
Eloderh science In the } Of the
disease.
NfNt The use Of inh orayink
apparafusss besides hnt rltive md
disappointing. is expensE Whilr a conf.
plete treatment Of Stuarts catarrh Tablets
gnn be had RI any drag stor7 In tbs uultod
states aud Canada fer so esntE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
III Granne kninhts of Pvthlas.

la Grange Texas. December 10 At a
regular meeting Of Dawson Lodge No. i32
knights of PythlaS of this city las night
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: C. w AmbcrC chancellor
commander; r II. Wagner, vice chancellor;
George T.. Lcnrrt prclate; ~ MatungH
keeper Of records and seals W. l.. SHAW.
muster of oNcbeuuer; A.. : Manu-, master
al finance: Martin Whnen, master ut arms;
Theo Knoll master Of work: ] Shup-
TRUE, inner guard; L. e Kainer outer
guard, aud w l., Shaw, trustee.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold from TINS
place over the Kay this morning for We
NoTsu-Oh Carnival.
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CROWLEY NEWS
Residence Was Destroyed by Fjre-Pre-
pared Tor Visitors.

Residence Was Destroyed by FJre-Pre-
pared Tor Visitors.
Crowley. Ia, December il-Fiyo this
morning about 0;3o destroyed The dwelling
owrcd 10y Madison Romaiuc and occupied
by Mr. Jmcs f. chn4tman in North Grow
ley The building was completely destroyed,
further spread, however being prevented.
The contents Of the uppor story were de.
stroycd Building valued at $1,000 insured
for S1i60. 500 with Mech9urs aud Traders.
of New Orleuus and $3.50 with German Of
Froepfrt Furniture loss about 500, fully
coveled by insurance with Fire association
Of Philadelphia.
j. j, Thomas Is having plans drawn for
the erection Of twostory brick on the
site Of the frame building now occupied by
tho Crowley Carriage ami Implement com.
pany, who win also occupy the new brink,
the entertainment Of The Rice association
convention, which meets here tomorrow.
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Unknown Man Crushed e peat,.

Ennis Texas, December IA report
reached here late Yesterday afternoon,
which has since been confirmed, that an
old man. who has not as yet been identl-
fed, was run over by a Texas Midland
train near Rosscr Yesterday and crushed
TO death II is believed that the old man
was deaf, as the engineer states that h.
blew his whistle 4continuaIly after seeing
the man Oh tho track and he did not ap
pear 10 have heard the sound
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'sAMER LINE FOR Ia PORTE.
" Capitalists Have Organized the
Companv


4 roite Texas December 1.-THE
fae'e q tl.s city will publish the DO
ouofFov Of the formation Of au Eng.
Vlpeay organized for the purpose %
kectlng line Of steamships TO run
III Manchester, England, and La
4 " Understanding being that the
q we aeS will be ready 10 launch in
Ens I second vessel will be ready
4 wv 70 months later, and it is ~
A 'aai the feet Of ten steamers viii
\ iE Z be put In commission by tho
4 ssss ! ISnhel from here TO Galveston
Il ~ saiSstlon NJ the company has
kas i IISeSd,by adyices from both Lon.
tcec, 'elbool, although The aames ~
II NW anG directors Of the comT,any
b nv w N.l,thhe!d. II is stated on good
Issls - st those Interested in the new
IN u among the most prominent cap.
n salp,sSSg ePe' and the man who has
I'M Il az general manager OF the
~, former sea captain. Who
y rss,,efal years between Galveston
IA N ry ~ ana who is Thoroughly post
= opportunities for extending the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

San Marcos Texas, December i1.-Hepry
Kinney, an old man living alone in q cabin,
was assaulted and brutality beaten about
tho head At home today SO that he died at
O'Clock this evening. not regsinipg con.
seriousness. Two men have been arrested;
one Is IN jail here and the othcr arrested
in san Antonio on % telegram, viii ne
not known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

Bryan. Texas December 11.--At meet
Ing of the Business League last night it
was resolved to secure tho location OF the
Free VIII Baptist college II possible, and
a committee was appointed 10 begin work
at once to raise the necessary amount Of
funds committee was also appointed
to get prices and ascertain If stock enough
can be sold Ia put I'm Caunery to he opei,
ated In connection with the BRACES County
Truck Growers aasOola iiOn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

Navasota, Texas December II. The cleo
tlon held yesterday on the proposition 70
issue Sl5,Qu worth 81 por cen. bonds for
purpose Of building 3 city hall WIS q very
much more tame affalr than expected by
either friends or opponents The vote Of
123 for to % against seems to be a fair
indication of public sentiment, counting
those who failed to vote
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
WallIsuilln Locals

Walilsville, Texas, December 10 Mrs.
r. II, Jackson and W. II. Hayward loft
yesterday to attend the Carnival at Hous.
ton From there they win visit cslsppcll
nm to sec their father, Or. A. w Toland,
for few days
The woodmen Of the World vii give
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
When using baking
powder it is always econ
omy to buy the Royal.
Royal makes the finest,
most wholesome and de-
liclous food

grand bali OF the court house New Year.
eve night. Tho Village Improvement socl
ETY. viii serve refreshments for the occa
sion a large attendance is expented
Or, u. w Shearer has returned from
iowp, whore he and his brother John wen
10 be present az the funeral Of thcl
mother who died az the old parental hom,
In Ida Grove, Iowa
Cards are out announcing the comipt
marriage of Miss Annie Laura Wilcox aas
Mr., W. A Schorer nt the brides home al
Anahnac. TnesdAy, necemher is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

Denison. Texas, December 1.-THE an.
nua session Of the Austin conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal charch viii nc
formally opened tomorrow. Every train
hns brought IN ministers and their WIVES
The Austin conference has about nifty
members and about thirtytivc of these are
already on the ground and 10y tomorrow
lloruing nearly ~! Of the members will an
swer roll clll. Bishop Joyce Of Minneapolis
Mnn,, Is In attendance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
KerrviIle Notes.

kcrryjHc, Texas December "a grand
masquc bali was given under the ausplce,
Of the Opera Itopsr Dancing school TO
night
The Curran Milton company is billed for
AN engagement at CHmpbvll's opera house,
heguniuE Win "Mabol Heath" Thursday,
December IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
Interurban Franchise Granted.

Temple, Texas. December 1l.At the
meeting of the city council last night the
matter of franchise for the street railroad
and Interurban line between Temple and
Bolton was taken M and passed under sus
pension ri IT, rules After the franchise
was granted SIR. Carter who Is promoting
the matter. invited the council to a FREE
ride with him, setting June II next as the
date for the ride.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
LuLINe's NEW OIL MILL.
1t Was Started in the Presence of MANY
Thousands

Thousands.
Lullhg Texas, December 10. The formal
opening for work Of the new oil mill OF
ms city took place yesterday evening In
the presence Of several thousand people T..
j. Greenwood delivered the address, Of the
occasion and Mrs. David Gregg christened
the mammoth engine Mary Louise c.
after herself and touched the button that
started IN motion all the machinerg Of the
plant Everything moved on nicely At
night a grand free bali WAS given AZ Ar
mory hall, where larger number gath
cred and enjoyed the merry dance i'm Il
late Beck's fine band of San Antonio iur-
nished the music for the occasion whith h,
of itself, was grand. Everyone is proud o
the new MILL which was built entirely hy
home capital OF cost of 10000 II marks
the beginning Of industrial dcve opm /,
on manufacturing lines for the town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
sHERlFFs, DEPARTMENT.

Wharton. December 10. strayed Of
stolen from Levy Young, near Hungcrford
horse ! years old, about 14tl hands high
reached nmuo branded half circle I or
Tight hin. left hind foot white I will pay
s. for horse and $40 for thief II. n
Davis. sheriff by A ]. WYNN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12

Caldwell, TeAas December INV W.
Rankiu ana othcrs who have been In at
tendance on the Houston Carnival have re-
turned home They report large crowds
Of people IN attendance and that the in
l"rost Is growing dan by DAY Others OF
HE citizens will 60 down tomorrow morn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
AIDS RICE EXPORT eRs.
New Steamship Line to Ply from New
Orleans to Porto Rico
II nj. n

OTItahs 70 PoTto Hco,
Especial Ia The post)
New Orleans December 1.-THE BOSTON
Towboat and Steamship company has >a1.
nounced its entry into the Porto Ricau trade
at New Orleans and the steamship orion.
which towed the great naval dry dock to
this port, will he the initial vessel to ply
between New Orleans uud san Juan, Ponce
and Mayaguez, Porto Rico, sailing on Janu-
fit TO the rice .ldc. For mcnlhs tho de-
mand for shipping room on the line now
operating has been So great that the space
was apportioned among the rice exporters.
Louisiana and Texas rice exports to Porto
Rico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
EIeoted Alderman of Palestine.

Palestine, Texas, December 11.-Mr.
George s. Hunter was elected alderman
from the Second ward here yesterday over
Captain j. J. word by majority OF 30
votes He is the general foreman Of The
shops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
a Nearo Shot.

Weldon, Texas, December 1o.--in 0 dis.
pute between John Collins and Jim Bailey,
oath negroes, over the ownership Of u
pocket knife, Raley received pistol
lie will probably recover.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
A san AntonIo Firen1an KiIIed.

san Antonio, Texas December ll-Fred
Stauss. driver Of engine No >, while max.
ing run 10 q IRE IN River avenue this
morning was thrown from bis machine by
the wheels striking RUS iu the street and
both wheels on fhe left side passed over
his body INJECTING ininrics from which he
died in less than two hours StauFs was
one Of the most efficient and effective men
in The department.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
COLONEL cAMpeGLrs PLATFORM.
Two Principal Planks Have Been Made
Public

Palestine Texas. Dec 0'ber ~. --Colopel
T. NJ. Campbell. candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for governor, left to-
day for Central Texas points. The Post
reporter saw MIN az the train and IN
reply 10 an Inquiry regarding the issues
replied as follows;
SAs have stated bsfors / wiz In due
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-12
THE STATE SUGAR MILL
Project Will Be Finally Decided With
in a Short Tine.
TOUR OF INSPECTION TO BE MADE
BY the Governor and the Penitentiary
neutrality-suspicious. for the Presidency
OF A. and NJ. College Numerous.


austlh' IcNHS, December lime pen'
tentiary board held Its regular monthly
meeting TODAY and tho rrnnrf Of Financial
Agor, mn 900. r,',,,,t,,as a,,, ,,..o,toa ~
evn' 'lu was summit eh anu "cceP'eu ~
S16.2so: receipts during the month SB7
$40; disbursements SeT ,2os; leaving q bal.
snce on hand Of Si632T.
The report Of superintendent Rice shows
ss1s cor yicts on hand November /; there
were 153 new onos received during the
month, seven rccaptured and three we're
returned Inv shcrIrs. discbnrred Stl mar.
donod a go. . '1ia1 80 n,piug
"""v" ~ escaped :" Hitu ln, "'N'"s
total on hand December OF 3s6s.
Regarding the building of the sugar mill
,b, fl,o,.d ,,,.,,.,,,,i., ~, a.. ,,,,.e,,,,,
,, ~ ,'"p""''N ~ 'u' -,
VIII ieaNe Wednesday morning to lo"k nN't
the ground in BraZpria county aud also to
visit other minis hcfore the question WI,
Wv Nu"'N uPte'h'he',
the toard and penltcntiary officials will
r,,lo ~. t,., i,,,,,.,, ,.hao az M, ,lc,unuy
tnvi, '"e law Nn""n WIN az '"'
iai ,l,,- ,,., .,., ,..,,., ,..,., ,,,,r,,c,
ny poard also 1eciueu 70 tnhr uut Hutase
~ ~ ino Ina oP,,"n uu nue .
,'"u 'VlrPIisans 90 ~, "n,r r,,, ~
joins tue H. mems lhrln' ine i ulSu ny
XIV WdS MiY'sV per arr'' ne n"a I'm, mas
h"u TINS 'uuu uha'F leaSe lot s"hc 'ui''
a. ana NJ PRESIDENCY
Austin, Texas, December IL insurance
Commissioner Jobnsop re,rrnod his n,orn.
- .
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TRAGEDY AT coLMesNEIL.
-, r, Unsworth Murdered Woman ard
linen Suicded.

Then Suicided,
Colnesneil, Texas, December ll.-Thls
morning at 1880 o'clock Jesse r, unsworth,
stockman, shot and instantly killed Lou
Harris, colored woman, He then shot
himself twice and cut his throat from ear
to eur. dying almost instantly.
lie left n uo!o saving his life had bccu q
burden to him for tho past six years The
crty. valued at 5000. to jesse Craig,
4.yoarold daughter Of II. e. Craig Of this
place.
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IN PANS IN the hack ana si,onidrr
4 All NV n moving the 6nrsrs Toes
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Cher nan am enc part of the body
u car ~ make a perfect. perinancnt
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koosil lad rich. thus giving n
'ees Il !. aller the irst few doses
asss $1,000 Balm MosI ~ tS hes
sseu, , sfsse taken Blood Balm a ns =
Fslssai ~, doctors, patent medicines
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ing of American with the native fowl,
it is believed, the Kaiser before long
can boast Of having in his realm that
great desideratum. a perfect hen, one
that does more laying and less cackling
and that produces at least one egg
day.
Count Won Luckler is prominent in the
and economic affairs Of Ger
many, and his word on all agricultural
topics carries weight in the Father
land 1t is, therefore, confidently be-
lieved that when he issues his forth.
coming treatise on the subject of hens
and egg production. one more barrier
that stands in the way of free CONNER
cial intercourse between Germany and
the United States will soon be broken
down. 1t is said that the Kaiser's sub
jests at this time have stiff and I'M
yielding prejudice against the Ameri-
can barnyard fowl as they have against
the American hog The prediction is
being joyously INDUCED in high circles
in Washington that Count Won Luck
ler's diagnosis of the egg situation in
this country and the application of the
remedy he proposes, will do much in
the way of bringing about better un
derstanding, and that what the arts Of
diplomacy and threats of fierce COM
mercial war and riprisals have failed
to secure, viii be accomplished by the
dociles and beautiful American hen.
Count Won Luckler's report is being
awaited with keen interest by the Ag-
ricultural Department of this Govern
ment. and it is said that the American
Consul General at Berlin has been in
structed to get an advance copy of the
report, if possible, in order that Aneri-
can chicken raisers can be prepared to
take early advantage of the rise that
will be almost certain to occur in the
domestic market when the German peo-
pie become. convinced of the superior
quality and fecundity of our hen.
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WANTS THE
YANKEE HEN
German Fowls Are Derelict in
Their Duty Kaiser Sends
Here.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-Through
unofficial sources the interesting fact
has been learned here that Emperor
William recently sent to this country a
trusted agent to study carefully and re-
port on the character and habits of the
American hen, with the view Of intro
ducing into German barnyards strain
of new blood for the improvement of
the native fowls. This development
has led to the discovery that the hens
of the FatherIand for the last few
years constantly have been growing
derelict in duty in the important mat
ter of laying eggs. and that as conse-
duence Germany not only is threatened
with an egg famine, but also that the
ultimate result of the present tendency
of gallinaceous affairs will be extinc-
ton. unless something is done to arrest
the forces of decay that have seized on
the German hen. Accordingly the
Kaiser's agent, Count Won Luckler or
Silesia, is now preparing an extensive
report of his observations of the Am
erican hen, particularly as to the diet
and habits, which he perceives to con-
duce to her remarkable fecundity. The
Count spent three or four months IN
this country in the prosecution of his
mission, and only recently returned to
Germany. While here he traversed ex-
tensiyely the farming regions of New
York and New Jersey, whence the main
portion of the egg and chicken supplies
of the metropolis comes. and also Wis
lited farm in Ohio, whose owner makes
a speciality of raising eggs. 1t is said
that his observations at this Ohio farm
convinced Count Won Luckler of the
IunquestionabIe superiority of the Am
erican hen over her cackling and de-
cadent sister in Germany. as nothing
else did that he saw in the United
States.
To give early demonstration of the
truth of his contention. the Count car
ried back to the Kaiser's domain sew
eral scores of the finest specimens of
American hens obtainable. He will
cross the American breeds with the
German stock, in the confident expec-
ltation of securing results that will
prove the correctness of his theory,
| and at the same time be so entirely
satisfactory to Emperor William that
he will no longer have cause to despair
lof his soldiers and other faithful sub
iects being able to eat German instead
of foreign eggs, which not only cost
lmore but are not so enjoyable to the
herman palate. In Count Won Luckler s
Iexperinent is successful, it is expected
that there will be an immediate de-
mand in Germany for American hens
land by the process of wholesale cross
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