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ALLEN ]. HOOKER
jefferson Davis and the Black Hawk War

Jefferson Davis and the Black Hawk War.
A gentleman who is writing a history
of the Indian war of 1899, commonly
called the Black Hawk War" wants
to know If we can furnish him any
authentic information as to the partici-
patton of Jefferson Davis in that war.
1t is admitted that Abraham Lincoln
was in it; but because Mr.. Davis, who
was then lieutenant, asked for leave
of absence just before the outbreak, it
is claimed by some that ne was not in
that service. The facts are that he
was on the staff of Gen. Gaines. who
mentions that when he had confer.
ence with Black Hawk he was accom-
panied only by Lieut.. Davis Of his staff,
and file of two soldiers. When this
Black Hawk war began Gen. Winfield
Scott, then at Fort Smelling, detailed
Lieutenants jefferson Davis and Robert
Anderson to proceed to Dixon, Illinois,
and muster in some militia that had
offered their services. The Captain of
the recruits was Abraham Lincoln,
who was often heard to say when
President, that Jefferson Davis admin
istered to him his first oath of ale
glance to the United States. Lieut.
Anderson is the same who fired the
first gun from Fort Sumter, in Novem-
ber, 1860.
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TThe Mississippi Department will
have to be suspended for a while, its
editor having been seriously sick and
needing complete rest to allow him
to regain his strength. The matter for
this week was in the nature of reserve
copy."1
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MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS.
By ]. L. POWER.
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT
By ]. L. POWER,

MAANnNnNaNnAnAnAn
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THAT NEW YORK RATE.

S. F. h. Morse, T. T, NJ,
l.. j. Parks, g, r. and r. A.
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II Is to Be Finally Cancelled on the 25t
Instant.

II Is to Be Finally Cancelled on the 25th
Instant.
Just at present rate OF s54.60 to New
York and return may he had over the In
ternational and Great Northern. the Hous.
ton and Texas Central and the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas. The tickets are limit
ed to thirteen days from date of sale fcf
return. The tickets are not good via New
Orleans The going and coming trips he
tween ST. Louis or Chicago and New YORK.
may be made on different lines. A mum
her of stopovers are also allowed
As originally announced tickets at The
rate named were to he sold daily from
July 10 to October 20. The Missouri, Kan
sas aud Texas Was the first line TO adVer
tlse the rate in Houston, but after one In
sertion In The Post the advertisement was
withdrawn The other roads named
promptly made rate to meet that Of tho
Katy. II is now announced that the ratt
on all Of the various lines interested will
be withdrawn on the 25th instant.
he rate was formerly applicable from
ST. Louis and Chicago only, and did moi
affect the lines in this territory. II Is said
that it was put on through mistake, as q
result nf which II will not be in force as
long as originally intended, but VIII be
Cancelled as soon as possible.
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Notes and Personals.

Claim Agent James Walter Evans Of the
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railroad was
In the city yesterday morning and left for
Conroc.
General Manager Medium ana Chief En-.
gineer Goodrich of the Houston East AMI
West Texas have returned from trip
over the line.
Conductor r. G. Mccormack and family
have apartments at the Hutchns house.
Mr.. Mccormack has run on the Dallas
branch Of the Texas and New Orleans aril-
road.
General Freight and Passengr Agent Me
Clure end Treasurer Van AlStyna of tho
Galveston. Houston and Henderson were
here yesterday from their headquarters In
Galveston
The Houston and Texas Central has an.
nounced convention rates to Fort Worth
oh account of the meetings of the grand
lodge, Knights Of Honor, and OF the grand
lodge. Independent order OF Odd Fellows,
on August to and to Q, respectively.
4 picnic is being arranged for Dickinson
on Sunday. the 2sth instant. by thu Inter
national Association Of Machnists. assisted
by the federated trades. II Is understood
that a number of tickets have already been
sold and very large crowd Is expected
to attend. Announcements regarding the
train service over the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson for the event will be made
later
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW ORLEANS Steamer Kelvingrove
cleared for Cape Town. South Africa, with
1000 mules
LONDON, Alfred Platu, the compo ,cr
aud Vlolinst, Us dead at BcrcaWo Italy.
lie was born In 1877.
TALLAHASSEE Fia.-Willlam II Rey-
nolds, comptroller Of the State Of Florida.
Is dead He was native of Georgia.
THEN TSIN.- Considerable uueasmess is
felt here following the resumption by the
Chinese or partial control ct the city.
FREEpORT, Iu.--Fred r Hartln race
pluurer aud Widely known nj over tho
t'n'tcd states. died here Of consumption.
WASHINGTON DR. William H. Go
hrccht died here aged ~ years. llc was
the author OF we'll known surgical works
MANILA The Roman Catholic authori
81 Withdrawing the friars from the PM
lppincs
BERLIN The Rhclnish bank IN Muchl
hanson on tho Rohr Is In difAcnltles and
the Bcr'n bankers held II meeting 10 ar.
range tu support N.
JEFFHRSONVILI.E Ind.-E. s. McrTaIe
foreman of the shoe dopartmc ~ the
state prison hcrc. was fatally beaten 10y
Lee Kelley, q convict
SAVANNAH. CA. Tommy Fcltz OF New
York Knocked ont Sammy Smith Of philA
delphia In the second round OF what was
to have been a twenty hveround contest
GROVE CITY. Pa fierce electrical
storm resulted In four deaths ana the
severe injury Of three other persons. Tue
dead are: Luther Campbell, Howard Cor
nclus, Anton Darenska and MIcael zac
cagia.
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TO MOVE HEADQUARTERS.
Pacific Express Company win Leave
Fort Worth for Dallas.
QUESTION OF THE cOMpANY's PERMIT
trouble Was Caused by Refusal to Fur
nIsh Report Regarding Inter-
state Business.

Fort Worth, Texas. July i9.-At the gen.
eral offices of the Pacific Express company
todaS 1t was learned that the headquarters
OF the company will be removed 10 Dali IS
about August 10. 1t was stated this ac-
tlon was to be taken because the comnlny
desired to lie near the general Offices Of
me Iexas and Pacific Railroad company.
over which road the principal business of
tho Pacific Express company Is handled.
chief Clerk Price In speaking OF the
troubles OF the company over the issuance
OF permit to do business in Texas stated
ttday that the cause of all the difficulties
was the fact that the State officials asked
the express company to make a report To
them OF the Interstate business done, watch
was refused, as the express company
thought the state had no authority to ask
such thing. Reports of State business
done by the company have always been
furnished, said Mr.. Price.
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Railroaders Will Picnic.

An outing in which the high officials
of tho Gulf, Colorado aud Santa Fe rail-
road have an abiding interest will occur
ot Rrenham tomorrow. 1t will he in the
nature Of a barbecue held In leafy retreat
amid the rolling mendows OF Colonel ID. {.
Gddings' mode stock farm, situated -four
miles south Of Brennan. These annual bar.
becues include an attendance restricted as
IN numbers and made IN OF gentlemen
of prominence in political and business
circles OF Brennan, with few specially
Invited guests. Colonel L. J. Polk, Hon.
r NJ Gllbough land and tax comm .
sioner of the Santa Fe: SunerintendC 3
B. w Scott and Claim Agent ] W.
REPRESENTATIVES who have been hidden u
the feast Of good things, and every one
OF these gentlemen expect to be in at
tendance.
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A Printer Drowned.

Vernon, Texas, July is. News was re-
ceived here today Of the drowning Of }.
Harry Raskn. well known young Pan
handle printer and newspaper writer, day
before yesterday in Elm creek near Wichita
FAILS while ont camping with q party Of
friends. Baskin has been recently en-
piCyed on the sun at this place. but left
abcu. four weeks ago for Wichita Falls.
He has many friends here, who regret
uig dpatn.
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STRIKE ON THE MI.
The Passenger Trains Are AGAIN Beino
Operated,

80 oSS0'SCl EdtFS ARC AGAIN Betn0
Operated.
Eagle Pass, Texas, July 10.-The passen
ger trains ON the Mexican international
road are now running north and south;
No, nonhbound came in today bringing
mail and express matter, the first sincc
saturday last. An American engineer, one
OF three, who have resumed duty. pulled he
train. Freight trains are being moved by
Mexlcans
The engineers seem confident that cir.
cumstances will compel their reinstats-
ment on the termo they asked. Their cir
cumspect behavior commands respect They
have not sought TO lntlmdate and they
have stayed away from company grounds
and property. Three of them were had
up before the court in c. P Dag
ond separately Intercepted as 10 why they
resigned. who or what Influenced them.
object Of the nquIsltlon was not apparent
to them. The whole body Except tue
three above mentlon), fifty-two in number.
with corresponding hremen, are quietly
The shops and Offices were paid of yes
terday and today, but work has not been
resumed yet.
The following has been issued from the
general passenger department of the South,
ern Pacific;
Ticket Agents and Connections.
heieIrlhg 10 ClIculhr No ooo' uHteu july
Ia, advising that account Of the labor
troubles on the Mexican International rail
way all train service on that line had
heen discontinued. and until further notice
tickets must not he so,d to points on that
line. or to points in Mexico Via Eagle Pass.
This is to advise that all passenger iratl
service on the Mexican International rail
way has been resumed Please resume
the sale Of tickets to points In Mexico via
Eagle Pass.
S. r. h. Morse, F. r. NJ
l.. j. Parks, q. r. and r. A.
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sherman. Texas, July 10. shortly before
O'Clock this morning are DESTROYED cot.
tage, the property OF Mss. Jennie Harrison
OF Denver; loss $1,000. insurance $500 Also
T. cottage, the property OF Mrs Laura
hehtlg OF Denver loss about $1,000. lnsur.
anee 500. st. Paurs Congregational
Shufch NnS damaged nv smoke and water.
iohn Williams, tenant OF Mrs Harrison =
cottage lost all his household effects.
NNlued az $500 and $500 In money. no IN
sufance. The origin OF the fire unknown.
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Acquired bv c. O. and q

Little Rock, Ark, July 19-ofdclal an.
nouncement was made today that the Cpcc.
taw, Oklahoma and Gulf railroad has ac-
quile twenty-five miles OF the Little Rock
ana Hot Springs Western railroad from
Little Rock TO Benton IL was also an.
from Benton to Malvern TO connect with
inc Diamond Joe road to Hot Springs,
the latter line having been acquired by the
Choctaw interests some time ago.
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When suffer famous little liver

It's twelfth annual king shoot to take place
on July % The gun clubs OF White Oak.
Spring Branch. Bear Creek aud cypress
WI participate In the king shoot, be,
sides which some handsome prizes are Of
fered for individual contests The officers
In charge OF the event are: Dr. Noark,
president John Quardt vice president;
Louis Meyer secretary: John Dagcnharit
treaaurer, Rnhert McClnren. mnrshAl
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points for. the purpose Of inducing home
SsgSh1sts who are disappointed In getting
tinn lands 20 come 10 Texas Applica-
ana decision from the hurcau was ex.
nected day before yesterday. but So far
nothing has been heard
Immigration Agent Howard Of the South.
crI. Pacific and Travelling Passenger Agents
1eorge and Anderson are now In the In.
ulnn country engaged in distributing adj.
nnsrusing matter ana In otherwise booming
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
THE LOCAL FIRE RECORD.
Residence Of G. S. Moore on Providence
Street DAMAGED $3.50.

fire alarm was turned in yesterday af-
ternoon from box 80. the blaze being 10,
Gated at the residence Of MIR &. S Moore.
1901 Providence street lhe IRE Is sup.
posed to have originated from spark out
Of charcoal furnace. The damage TO the
building was estimated nj $50 aud 20 the
contents IS, covered by insurance.
second aiarm from the same box was
occasioned by "A failure to remove the KEY
and the discovery OF This fact hy n small
hoy entailing a useless run on the part Of
the fremcn.
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7. AND N. o. STATION.
Mr. Cushing Has Located the Site for the
Denot.

Depot.
Nacogdoches, Texas, July 11.--Mr. F.. -.
Gushing. chief Of maintenance and way OF
the Southern Pacific system in TeSns. was
in the city yesterday and went out tc
The end of the track. seven miles from
tc>yn. in his private car. He took a team
ord drove tyo miles further IN the line tC
locate a dcpo, site. which will be on tn
rnncrtv of Edmond Hogan, Jr TA'
Switches and lots are being laid OF TO-DAY
Abnut poo teams will commerce the con
gtrurtion ~ the Two miles to reach thu a.
not nj once. ana when completed VIII ne me
terminus for several months. Inc tel m
NAL grounds for division purposes are nj,
he located at the first station. nine mllc'
from town, or between this station AM
The Angelina river, In this county
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opnortunity for Texas.

To tho Editor Of The Post.
I'll Reno, Okla, July 1s.-The opportunity
OF life time is here, and will he for che
next twenty days for the people Of Texas
10 advertise their state Tens of thou
sands Of back numbers of The Post aud
other Texas papers can be placed In hands
Of good people who win read and carry
papcts and printed matter over the United
States John Howard.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


nuey, city; Fred w. Many. College
MI ~ e Hudson, Hampton, Iowa. V.
beaumont; A. p. sauer. New
|l,so, ~Ts' W. j. wingate, Orange; II.
H.. beaumont; Lewis Dugan. Lake
; n M a. White and wife, Dallas;
|sop Rocal.lonald, New Orleans; j. w.
hi; oeppum1ont; Charles L. Hull Fort
lsgor3h nSslden, Jr. New Orleans. hi
lrly M van Week; William Funk
Lake. = r. II Carpenter aud wife
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:, First Sack Of Rice Sold.

Ipr,n.D afles, La, July 19.-The homo,
sseso' 'ae frst sack of rice from this
| les 4 s,,i, crop belongs TO the Lake
II - snillng company. The arm sun.
bsrs rice are Messrs. Chappuls Il
comes ya hayne, Acadia parish. Ia The
for S trlhe high. S25 having heen
hA's ebiass package OF Southwest Ion.
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Heaw pamaaea Are Aaked.

sherman. Texas. July II. Dennis Destop
today hled suit in the civil district court
against tho st. Louis and San Francisco
railroad for damages In the sum Of Si5
0Gg. The plaintiff alleges that he was at
work In sand pit and that Il caved ne on
him, resulting IN his sustaining permanent
injuries.
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Presbyterian church. Hardy street
Preaching every Sabbath Mt ii a. IN, by
providence" or "1he Lot and It's Dis
ursrr." Prov 1888. Sabbath school at 0:3o;
Mr. Charles Calhoun, superintendent. The
Ladies Aid society has suspended meet
ings during the hot season, and will re-
sumo again in the fall. The public is
rordialiy Invited to all the services.
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Mr.. O. II. yordenbaum Of this city,
who was quietly married in San Antonio
day before yesterday. is expected home
with his bride this evening. Mr.. Vorden-
baum Is popular attsche Of the Klesing
pharmacy, and has many friends to wei
come the home coming OF himself and
bride
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Bell Enters a Protest.

Austin, Texas, July 19.--Attoruey Gen,
eral Bell has entered a protest against the
granting OF permit to the Pacific Express
company to do business IN the State. He
alleges that the company has failed 20
comply with the law. In not making annual
reports to the railroad commissions.
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of Washington avenue, the strangers
church. Z. Ammons paytor-Prcachiu Ut
Wednesday at SIS p. m, SUNDAY school
at $3.50 a. m Mission Sunday school In
First ward on Dart street, between Oak
and Holly, and at Houston Heights at
30 d. m.
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All The Fvidenee In

sherman. Texas, July 19,--In the Gunter-
Jones damage suit In the district court
against the Gulf, Colorado and Santa re
Railway company ct al, all the evidence
was adduced today and argument will be
gin In the morning.
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Otto A Kneafer.

Otto August Kucster aged 20 years died
at l2:4O O'clock thls morning at the Hous-
ton inhrmary Of typhoid fever. The re-
mains will be- taken to his home AT Her
mann. Mo where his parents reside. He
was n member Of the Brotherhood OF Rail
way Trainmen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

First Presbyterian church. Corner Mnln
street aud Mckinney avenue. Rev. WIl-
Ham Hayue Leavell, D u" pastor. Sunday
pciirttndent: John II. Wiley and Edgar
Watkins. assistant superintendent; MISS
Fannie G. Vincent, superintendent primary
department. Public worship, at II n; M
and SI5 D. ~. with preaching Icy Rev.
" r. Cave, ID. D., pastor of the. ''irst
Presbyterian church, Pnducah, Ky. Strang'
cls cordially welcomed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
Orient Surveyors Resumed Work.

San Angelo, Texas, July 1o.-orlent rail
road surveyors resumed work az this point
today, running lines from which to make
choice through the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20
Katy PASSENGER LAY.

Austin, Texas, July 1a.-The Missouri,
hnrsas and Texas railway paid the comp
ttoller $2l3i.S3 today quarterly passenger
tax on $243 4S}.Ol passenger earnings Tor
the quarter ending June 30.
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eohnnI Ronds Nnind.

Denton, Texas, July fa,-An election was
he'd here today to decide on the issuance
OF $4,000 school house bonds for the re.
pair Of the Central school building. IT
was carried almost unanimously, but q
votes In three wards being registered
a.alugt It.
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I. peg. ser.Ioe--.spIendId so.n.ru

farx Fatig tue Pan-Amerlcan exposition,
Is 81 Us; Muskoka and Kawarthi
'asand IsslInMrence river and raplds,
'htie sss nlous White mountains aud
nt railway ~ resorts, via the Gran
Pity p ssssoni tourist publications. amply
u street eSges ana ticket agent 5il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

sheorn Methodist church. Texas avenue;
between Milan and Travis. sunday school
al o $50 a. m. Ed s. Phelps superintendent
!, To- s.1h n M song service. 7:lJ
Eowo 1r League. General prayer, meeting
~ s.I5 "Wednesday evening All ihyitSd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

The meeting Of the Houston Spiritual
society VIII take place SUNDAY night ut
s o'clock at Calcdonian hail No. l0l0ia
Texas avenue. Mr. Harry IIolton viii
presented by those present. Everybody is
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Westminster Presbyterian. corner Rusk
and Louisiana Sabbath school at 9:io a.
m. Preceding at II n m. and $40 y N,
YP. s, c. II. al 1850 n. m. Weekly pray or
meeting Wednesday at st5 p m. Al cor
d ally invited. Strangers especially wei
come Edwin McNutt, minister.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

|srsdisss GENERAL CONTRACTING
'hnds !, ~ rallroad and rice canals 81
..edress s5eS99 work please phone see
III, Houston capitol avenue. W. e,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

Corner Smith street and Captol avenue
Messrs. Burge and Bush Will preach In
the Gospel tent Sunday ct m All
are cordially Invited, No collections
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

PRESBYTERIAN church. Lubbock street.
Services every Sabbath at s p M, by
Rev. ]. A. Ramsay. sabbath school az
$50 a. M. Captain William Christian, SUI
Say at S p m. All Invited to these serv-
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Regular services M 1880 a. m every
Sunday and PRAYER meeting at s p, N.
every THURSDAY AZ room 2o3, Mason build
services.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

The second Presbyterian Corner OF
Lamar and Crawford streets. Rev $. NJ.
Venney. pastor Sunday school at ~
a. m. w. r. Taylor, superintendent. Pub
lie worship at II .. m. aud $50 p. IN
Trnyei meeting at $50 p. m. wednesday
welcome.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Where Services Will Be Held Tomorrow
Throughout the City.

Christ church. Corner of Texas avenue
and Fannin street. Rev. Henry ID. Ayes.
rector, Seventh sunday after Trinity
Holy communion az 1880 n. M; Morning
PRAYER and sermon at IL O'Clock. Sunday
school at 900 a. m. Gitany on Friday at
$50 p. m. choir rehearsal on saturday at
n. M. Thursday. July -, the feast OF
ST. james. Holy communion AT I:30 a. M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

First Church Of ChrIst Sccptlst corner
Of Travis street aud Mckinney ayehGr--
Sunday school at 9:41. Services at II a.
M and S p m. Subject Truth" We'd.
ncsday evening meeting at s o'clock Read.
ing room at the church open daily except
Sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

Clemens Memorial chapel Corner Of
Bingham and Sabine streets, sunday school
nj $50 A. m Services at II a, IN. and s
n M Rev r. S. Stuart, oficiant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

Cypress King Shoot.
The Cypress Ga club Is arranging for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

Trinity chapel Corner Of Louisiana
street and Tuam avenue. sunday school ut
$50 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at
II a. m.
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Ell Reno Rate Not Announced.
SO far no advices have been receive here
rec,rdinr tho $40 rate which Is sought 10
be made applicable from FL Reno to Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

AtoAsbon Methodist Episcopal church,
$50 Tnrner 0f Buffalo and German,
7 I r. Warlick. pastor. Preaching sunday
SSi II m and s:lJ p. ~ sunday school
az 6:9O and Epworth League NJ tad p m
All are invited
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

st. Mnry's church. Corner Of Cont and
Hardy streets Rev. Henry J. Brown, rec
song and sermon at p m. Sunday
school at g.3O a. nj.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-20

,,,t,oo street Methodist Episcopal church,
sonth ON Mckee. between Providence and
SCUM s,reets REV. Joan r. Green, pastor
SUNDAY school at $50 a. m; NJ. u In, b IL:
sanders acting superlntendehnst no T@e" ks,
S Nor ~ League service at T;l5, led by Miss
tw,i'riltte Dpaly. cordial nyitauon
- III 20 attend these services.