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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-16
PEOPLE OF ROGERS ARE AROUSED.

At a Mass Meeting They Talk Very
Plainly About LawIess Negroes.
Rogers Texas. November a There was
"A request circulated early this afternoon
ror mass meeting of the citizens IN tue
Hendricks hall ut 1 O'Clock. At that hour
tltcrr assembled quite large crowd Hon.
u. w, Puc,ct called the house to order
ana stated that the object ot the meeting
WAS to discuss the negro question Rev q.
\. Green was elected chairman aud X. l..
GulbcrtSOu secretary.
After a few remarks ON the subject The
chairman asked for information uud dis,
cuSsion Messrs Packet, Dr. lluddlc, Dr
Erucss, Frank Adams Rev Freddy and
others made statements aud short talks,
developing the fact that there was quite q
people and the negro population, and that
some threatening notes had been sent the
negror 'rning them to leave town
The purpose Of the meeting was then de
rHrcd TO he 10 ascertain the sentiment of
the citizens on the subject when Roy.
Freddy moved that the chairman appoint
committee to dyAft some resolutions to
be submitted to hhc meeting for IT'S up.
prevail A "oWwttec consisting Of D. ".
Puckrt, Dr. q. #. Thomas j. Gbiusou Rev.
Prc' Dr. w, H. Guess, j. -. King and
z /. Culbortson was appointed After
short elaboration they handed IN the FOL.
lowing resolution which was unanimously
adopted;
whereas, There has been some disturbance
III NNl NhWn NelNteu some OF our WNlAt
citi2"" md some negroes caused hy the
disgusting and uncomfortable conduct Of the
negroes and,
Whereas, II has been reported that letters
or notes have been written and dropped I'm
yards ana other places whore they came Into
the hands of certain negroes in town, order
Ing all negroes 10 leave the town within n
stated length OF time;
Resolved I. We recommend moderation
and GOODNESS In dealing with this question
>. That II Is the sentiment Of the people
NJ Rogers that there are negroes IN our
town who are lawahldinE aud respectful
aud who have rights under our government
that should he respected; that, while we
are positively and lrrevucahly or'oscd to
social equality between the INea~, we are
IN favor of guaranteeing the rights of peace
and protection 10 those who keep their
proper places. But this is not tn bc undcy
stood as an Endorsement of any move or
utterancc that would allow any tendency
toward social equality.
r. We suggest that tho sentiment ~ the
people Is against any negroes who harhor
transient yagrant negroes, and that such
negroes are a public nuisance and viii not
be protected by the white people % Rogers
d w Pucket
Chairman Of Committee
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ity, the abundance OF Electricity q "
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system.
After many years Of patient stud! "
work ] have discovered means w
plying Electricity to Weak systems VIZ
WIN not fail to cure. Ny Electrical isi
piiancos are used in every known pay \
the world, and / am daily In receln =
letters from now cured and happy pll'ss.s
pralsing them | call my Eleclrlcl AZ
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Appliance is worn around the oooJ : N
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tho many contrivanCes, So-called ssss x,
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OF my Belt / owe my success eausp
the sterling worth OF my Appliances N
My Electrical Appliances nave NV ll,, m
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which 10 away with that frightlul oI ,s.
and bllsterlng caused by all otnel s w
belts If they give a current Miae sS
terchangcnble battery cells ana a. "
renewed when burned out for ony INA
when others burn out they are Wolh"-
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HOUSTON.

Chief Of Fire Department Hussey has IN
nugurated a number OF improvements for
the fire department
Prof. NJ. b, Waite OF che bureau Of plant
industry OF the United States department of
agriculture was In the city lie Is here
TO look after the pear blight
The Humane society met aud discussed a
more active campaign.
llighwaymen entered the store ~ Mr. S.
Rosenberg at Chaneyyllc aud robbed him
of So at the mu8zle OF plstols
The opening german by the y club
complimentary to this seasons debutantes
was brilliant success
Preliminary Investigation WAS commenced
wherein {, r. Stephenson, late agent for
the Pacinc Express company is charged
with embezzllng funds or the company.
The city teachers institute, postponed
from last saturday, win be held today.
some new features were proposed for the
hower parade, which will be one Of the
most important features OF the No.Tsu.o oh
carnival
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TEXAS.

Representative Scahury has written "a
letter to Governor Saycr, appealing for
aid for the people " Zrpnta county. lie
says they is rc1i danger That sumo of
them will starvc to death.
The South and West Texas Press assorla.
ton is IN session ul SegnIn
Buford Alien and Jim GrIssctt shot ca,b
other 'o death iu business quarrel ST.
lola. Grimes county WASH Gtcrr WAS
seriously wounded
General John 70. Gotdou bad q largo and
enthusiastic welcome at Gonzales
Mrs. G. S. Cramcr frrm.rIy Miss Maud
Bomar Of Shcrmuu was shot 10 death ncnr
Joplin, Mo. by a burglar. who was Killed
by Mr. Cramer
ON instructions from the Judge the jury
~ the G.. IT, Alexander murder casc, on
trial at Dallas, returned verdict of not
guilty.
OF shipments from Beaumont are being
greatly cuttailed by lack Of ears.
new slx.inch gusher has been brought
IN at Beaumout.
The ordinance OF the city OF Galveston
providing for the use of oil has not caused
any increase in the insurance rates.
IL is rumorcd at Dallas chat tho cyi
service commission may again take 40 ia,
charges against Internal CoAccto. Hunt
A bright display ot falling mctcors ya'
Witnessed at prnson on the morning o
abe 10th
j. H. kclsal and j. II Horkman OF Oh,
drowned near Rorkport IN n peculiar man
ucr
Judge NJ. L. Lowe wa, taken suddenly NJ
b
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TEMPLE WILL BE THE NEXT PLACE.


The Northwest Texas Conference VIII
Meet There Next Year.
torsicana, Texas. November 15-The
third days session of the conference opened
at o'clock Thirteen preachers ON trial
were admitted to fun membership ON tholr
admission The bishop delivered a mas.
tcrly address TO the Young men, Which was
fun Of words of good advice and solid
sense
motion was made 90 select q place for
the next conference meeting The motion
was carried, and Roy. w. \. helms placcd
WAS carried, ana Rev. W. l.. NelmS placed
named RroWuwo1d ana Abe Mulkcy nnmod
torsicann. standing vote was tnken.
BruWuWood received 100 and Temple lU6,
Mhercupuu Brother Mulkey withdrew Cor
Sicant from the race, and Temple was de
c,arcd the place selected for the next ses-
sion ut the conference.
The children from the Waco orphanuge
were brought In and sang a hymn, which
brought tears 10 many eyes
After the song the bishop blessed the
children With "A few earnest words nnd
prayer The collection was then TAX II
mp, which Noted tho little ones S1OG. or
81 Tor each child
Rev II. ID Knickcrhockcr dllcd Tho pul.
pit this afternoon Mt o'clock
Dir. ]. II, pritchctt missionary score.
torv, and Rev PllloN returned missionary
from China. will conduct the services at
I'30 t0uight Committee announcements
were then made and the conference nd.
jourucd until morning.
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RAILROADS.

Tho commission called for sworn reports
regarding delayed passenger trains from
several Texas roads.
The HEADQUARTERS Of ]. r. Christian, as.
ststnut general freight agent OF the CAL,
weston Houston aud Northern, were TO
moved from Galveston to Houston.
NJ H. Kiugshury of Cucro was appointed
TO succeed j X Christian. assistant gen.
erul freight agent 81 tho Galveston, IIous.
ton and Northern at Galveston
President Rouse of the Katy and party
left for Galveston
II is said that American capitalists have
become Interested IN the developments Of
tho Paris trumway lines.
The directors Of the Northern Securities
company met and confirmed the officers
elected
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FAILING POWER.

Weakness and a Lack OF WGg
danuer SIGNALS held out BY go
waruinu YOU that your Nervous or-
is rapidly breaking down. -.m., p,
Secure my free books on 'Fall4vs VIZ M
err and learn just how and way NV n
ity, properly applied will erect
In your case. "a, ,o,, n
MY Electrical Appliances WY su'
any stage Yaricocele and Measns ~ II
restore Strength. Power Vleno,s .aT,Hli
tally to either sex; will cure hl VA p,iH
In any form. Kidney, Liver ana n,! sr
Troubles. Constipation, StomSSeen Ssr N
all Female Complaints, etc. NY ~ val
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Weaknesses free 10 male pansn'S oets n
Write today and get my dref I'M 81
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ELECTRICITY" Sent postpaid ~ NJ.
Advice and diagnosis Without s sss n
electric belt genuine unless staInf
Bennett and numbered sou ons tI
DR.. BENNETT ELECTRIC BELL VI
112 to t21 Union Rlda. psnSs'
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Hair Splits

Don't SINCE the hair be-
cause it splits at the ends.
When the hair splits it sim
ply shows it is weak. Feed
your hair with Ayers Hair
Vigor, the genuine hair-food.
1t cures dandruff, stops fall
ing of the hair, and always
restores color to gray hair.
81 have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
80 wears. tits elegantfo hair dress
ing and for keeping the hair from split
ting at the ends: -,
81. All druggists. &c. AVER co., Lowell, Mass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-16
itching Joints

In rhe fingers, toes, arms, and
other parts of the body, are
joints that are infamed and
swollen by rheumatism that
acid condition of the blood
which affects the muscles also.
Sufferers dread to move, es.
pecially after sitting or lying
long, and their condition is
commonly worse in wet
weather.
.It has been long time since we have
been without Hoods sarsaparilla. Ny
father thinks he could not be without It,
He has been troubled with rheumatism
since he was boy, and Hoods sarsapa'
rilla is the only medicine he can take that
win enable him TO take his place in the
field" MISS ADA DorY, Sidney, Iowa.
Rheumatism affected my right knee SC
! could hardly walk and suffered four
years. Medicines did not give relief and
the disease grew worse and penetrated all
through my body. got q bottle OF Hoods
sarsaparilla and II did me so much good
got two more. When had taken them
was cured and can now do my work with
satisfaction" WM. a, GAIL, Edgewood, Nd
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today'S Weather.
Fair; fresh northerly winds becoming
Variable
poMEsrIo.

The general assembly OF Knights Of Labor
urged that publicity be given to Affairs OF
corporations.
The six delegates TO remain at Washing
ton in behalf Of single Statehood for okla
homa Territory and indian Territory were
appointed
A New Orleans policeman has created
sensation by expressing q willingness to
swear TO SPECIFIC Instances Of corruption OF
the force in connection With policy and
lottery shops
row is OF In Alabama over the recent
constitutional election which may result In
split In the democratic party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-16

Corpus Christi. Texas. November l5.-As
per announcement, the sunday school su.
perlntendeuts and representatives Of the
Preshyterian Methodist and Baptist
churches met al the Presbyterian church
yesterday and organized the Nueces County
sunday school association, after an eiaho-
rate devotional program had been partlcl.
pated IN. The meeting will conclude This
evening, when an election OF permanent
association officers will be had.
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Personal From Niotnria

Victoria, Texas, November Is. Rev. =.
y Heck Of the Germn Catholic church
has returned from four months' vacation
spent va Germnuy. ON his return he visited
his parents liz Kentucky.
Henry Ham wont to Yonkum Yesterday to
SnpcrniPnd the opening Of tho branch nj
ih"t point Of \ Levi Il Co.'S wholesale
Gr'ccry establishments
Kew. IondWcks went IN Edna Yesterday
TO conduct the funeral Of Nj. Homer il
hanyc, who died Thursday.
Rev. G. Weiss has returned from Yoa.
German Lutheran church
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FOREIGN.

The Irish nationallsis. # Is stated. NJ.
fcred MIR Kruger a safe parliamentary scat
in ireland.
The delegates to the ran-Amcricau CON
gress left the city Of Mexico for a weeks
sightseeing trip.
General Rafael Reyes iutlmutod that ho
would accept the presidency Of Colombia
n 1t is necessary Tor the restoration Of
peace
Armed forces NJ two factions claiming
possession OF mining property iu Mexico
were ready for action.
The Chilean cabinet rendered fits rcsig
nation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-16
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.


Especial 10 The PoStl
Norfolk. Arrived North Sands B)
from Galveston
Fort Eads Arrived: Louisiana tAml.
from New lork khio lRrl. from Kew
' ': Excelsior lAmD FROM New York
sI lirl, from telbu; Juan Forgas SpL
from Geuoa Via las llaimaS; Condor
lNorl, from Bmcfclds schooner Sanio
Oieri tlnII from Ruatau. Sailed Ei Pn>o
lAml for New York Bergenescncn ,NorJ
for tciha; saltwater tAml for Puerto
roricz Via Bclizr and Port Barrio.. Rev
crly lRrl. for Port I.imou: Madeline UBr)
for KIDDING via Copenhagen.
tnNal Arrived: Burkum Gcr1. from
Galveston for Bremen for coal
Liverpool Arrived: Adu'h ,Rrl from
Galveston, Sailed AntIum ,Brl. for Co.
Ion. Jamaica aud New Orleans on Calves
tom.
from Galveston for Bremen
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the Federation of Women's Cl gpuT !
Enterprise and the View CLUBS ,ssvsl 3
their last session before tpe sfsSls
them together today, ana gu, ,h sati.
able TO look over their work 'asie u
tiou. The great room has oyep Nv w.
taken The form of home and '''A''
hall
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WASHINGTON.

The president signed the commission Of
Herbert Pierce Of Massachusetts to be third
assistant secretary Of state.
The expenses % the court Of inquiry are
said TO have nearly bankrUpted Admiral
Schlov.
Congress may he clllcd on 10 enact some
very important railroad legislation 40 It's
coming session
Congressman Bnbcock has not given up
his plan of forcing tariff reform.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-16
Texans in New York

~ nv IWNT-I
New York. November 5.-Tho follow.
ing Texans are In New York.
Everett '" '"''usa
DallasS. NJ Edwards H. Edwards I'm.
perlal Roy Ames, St Denis. ''H
sam Antonio.-l, :, Kampman. Herald
Golveston-Gus Holmes, Broadway Cen.
Texas A Mortley, Collonadc.
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Wharton Local Nn,ns

Wharton, Texas, Novemhef IA. New, has
been received from Judge Thompson s,ot
iug that an ncccrnt " sickness no win NO,
serve IN Wharton the first week Of ronrr
IhlH viii roccsSitutc the election of n snn
cl!l Judge during his absence '''
j II. Herring bought the Phil phtIi,s
residence few days ago. Considcratjor
SllUO '''"'io'l'
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COMMERCIAL

Cotton contracts closed slightly lower,
but the range was higher during the day
on covering Of shorts
Money on call in New York was easier
at 21ldt5 per cent,
There was strong hlllsh feeling in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-16
wEAvERs' UNION WITHDREW.

Broke Away From the Textile Council
Because Of Dissatisfaction
Fail River, Mass, November t5.-The
weayers' union broke away from tho tex
tile council last night because of dissats
faction at the failure OF the strike move
ment Tor better wages recently. The rea-
son given, however, Is that there isliook ~
harmony among the unions represented I'M
the council. The WeaYers union din act
Independently hereafter. II has oybr 1000
members and 10000 In It's treasury,
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WILL FORCE THE FIGHT.
Babcock Has Not Given Up His Tariff
Scheme.

INOtrIUI 10 INC TOStl
Washington November II. Representa-.
tive Bahcock of the ways and means com.
mIuee reiterated his purpose 10 introduce
q bin early In the session to pr"ridr roI
reductions in tariff changes ON those ar.
liclcN that are manufactured chcuprr In
nus country. than abroad His purpose. no
mas stated, Is to combat tho trusts Inv tbis
manner OF lcNi~aton. My IDEA as 10
larih revision is simple" he said "lt Is
thlS' Where. by changed conditions. faritr
u1uurs nave become eNorhitant far bcvop 4
who're rh'v .would amply protect labor, hut
nor 10 q point that would create a luonons
oly a. trade and raise prices to the con.
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W Camno Texas. November 10 Rice
prcspectors have been here this week nv
Tho hundred, and lands are being sold
Nciy dav. whole brick block Is now
contemplated by some oc cur leading hus
nnss men. There are NJ Nncknt houses IN
town, and ew buildings are going mp cVery
day The First National bank is now I'M
der organization. with a capital OF $4,000
The $500 brick school building Is about
her /
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

Sold a Jcwelw Business at Lanpasas.
Lampusas, 1oAas, November 49, Mr.. IT,,
r. Ramsdcll ha, solid out his stock of
Icvchy 10 MI Henry laic>, who win con
iiuuc the business at thc same old stand.
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REPLACES WEAKNESS
With Strength.

My Method of Applying Electricity FL
the Radical Cure Of Nevo-Vitsl Al
Kindred Ailments Has Proven d,
Greatest Boon Ever Offered ManGJ
Read NV Free Books On Nerves.
Disorders and Electricity
A Vigorous, Strong Man Is looked % !,
people are proud 10 know him All hal
keeps him strong bodily and mentally 4
his great Nerve Force, which is Ia nj
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wnI Reopen the Bridge at Lamoss..

Lampasas, Texas. November 15-The com.
missoners court. now In session has 40.
cIded to cooperate with the city IN r..
opening aud repairing the Chestnut strest
bridge ON account Of disagreement lao.
tween tho county aud the city tho bridec
has been closed for traffic for nearly
year.
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ECZEMA, NO CURE. NO PAY.

Your druggist Will refund your money
II PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure Ring
worm letter Old Ulcers and Sores,
all skh DISEASES. soc.
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MeeLIna poInn Much Coo.

Temple, Texas, November IA The pro
trarted meeting az the Cumberland PrpSll.
tcriUu church continues 10 hold large
crowds Rev johnson Is most furcble
speaker and is doing much good
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THE FIRE RECORD.

Store Burned at Montgomery,
Mont comcy, Texas. November TO- The
gcucral mercantile store of j. +. Davis
burned at l.3o this morning Loss 5000;
insurance S.SOu
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you DON'T HAVE TO TEST 1T.
You know the satisfaction Il will give
has stood the test for twepty years,
GgeYes 1asteless CAiu Tonic.
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HEAvY DAMAGES INVADED.

Engineer Got Sixteen Thousand Dollars
for the Loss of a Foot.
San Antonio. Texas. November 5.-Iu the
case Of William Ahbv against The Calves
ton Harrisburg and san Antonio railroad
SUIT "a. recover $4,000 damages for loss OF
leg hy stepping on am alleged detective
t'otSicp OF his engine. Jury today re-
turned q verdict for $4,000 damages. BE.
Tore sun WAS Instituted IN this ease the
company offered Abby SS0O6 and a iifc
TINE position as compromise. hnt II was
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SPORT

Jenres won from Rubin Ia the drh
ronnd The champion had very easy
thing. his opponent being scnrcd NJ him.
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A Drummer Died Suddenly at Brentwood

Brownwood. Texas. November i5--R. g.
Leigh travelling collector for d. NJ Ferry
4 Co, Of Detroit, Mich died very suddenlr
last light at the Walker hotel az paralvsis
Of the brain His remains will he held ~
Wait the arrival OF friends :"
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Held ID by ! Rohber Al corsloana.

Corsicana, Texas, November 14-Nfr
Enoch Wood was held up by rohber an
rwenty-thlrd street last night and relieved
N his purse.
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stops The Couch

and Works off the Cold.
Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets cure a
cold IN one d2Ss 40 eurs. no PAY, Rice
80 CENTS - ~ ~ = -
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Many Were
Wise


Enough to take our advice and j.
around and let US prepare then !
this severe weather. Those wb0 (.
not needn't feel timid about co.. y
yet We have plenty more-.,o,'
warm goods that will make ~
winter days seem like spring.
You know our goods are rly,
prices right and alike to eyerybos,
Don't be timid.
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Ready for the Meeting.
Lake Charles, La. November II Tho
CalcaSeu hall is In readiness TO roec,yo
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Hoods
Sdrs0pdriiiG
and Pills

Remove the cause Of rheuma-
tismno outward application
can Naks shsp.
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST
groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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| CURE PRIVATE DISEASES.

OF men and women by original meth cd of trentmen
every possible test, has nrnren scnnasfl I'm a. r,s
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

foUNkER, Pass. Texas M.
seemher 2d-Died at 1850 p. m. Decslnner
-, az her late home near Arkansas TusS
Mrs. Rachel Annie Nouuker, wife Of Mr.
jason T. lounker. Mrs l.0nuker had hoo,
IN feeble health for a year but fhe H.
mediate cause Of her death was 1ritn
pr9hchlls She was born IN Worsayv
ohlo, about sixty years ago In iSli1 Ell :
went as bride to Denver. Colo vrberc
she resided until 1896, when mo rptnnysJ
70 Aransas Pass. Besides her husband shs
leaves two sous. Mr.. Perry Younkcr IN
ms place, and Mr., Harley Younker ~
Denver Mrs. Younker was 4 Ioyo,r
sweet woman, who endeared HERSELF ~,
her friends ny her unfaillng Kindness rtsr
presence aud influence will he sadI..
messed 10 this community.
WoRSHAM MOSCOW Texas. Decer, ho,.
q The remains of Mrs. W. III Worshs"5
nee Allss Alice Burch, were brought fron,
houston today and buried IN the foniiv
iot In the cemetery here, this heinS ~ >
home of her girlhood. She was the vopng.
esq daughter OF Mr.. Tom Burch NJ thfs
place. Her many friends here bv WI ~ ~, :
she was so much loved, deeply syfnpat "a ne ne
with her relatives and her heastSraI. =,
Yong husband IN their less. she left ~
.LAWLEY. - Beeyills. Texas. Decanhor 81
NJ e, Lawley aged CO. one OF the oiASst
hnq most hlghly respected Citizens of'fhss
county. died at ais home here yesterdaS