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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-07
READY EoR SHIPS.
The Southern Pacific Docks at Galveston
May Now Be Used


May Now Be Used.
Galveston, Texas, August 9-Engineer
q. W. Boschke of the Southern Pacific
said this morning that he was expecting
every day 10 receive news OF the starting
or the steamships Of the company 10 Gaf
weston. Everything IL now ready for their
reception when they come. There Is a
good deal OF work 10 be done on the pler
hut II would not interfere with Inc
unloading OF ships. The sheds are moi
comp eted on account Of the fact that the
lumber for their completion has not az.
fissd. The forces OF men are now work
picc.
The Susie road & being generally over
hanei and placed In readiness for the
of torr Crockett
! nc road is being used TO some extent
ly the Southern Pacinc already, bur there
are parts Of IL on which considernble re-
pats are necessary.
Nj Buschke has lust returned from
Athens. Texas, where he inspected the pro
greSs being made upon the Texas aud New
Ga ears extension from Athens 10 lack.
soRylllc, He says this Will likely be com
I;e'ef by November I, u is probable
that the work viii be continued from lack.
that point.
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PROCEEDINGS.


s'snant Governor Browning called the
s.a y order promptly at II 0 clio k.
s1u revealed the absence of senators
H0, eesuln' Goss of Seymour, Harris
COUNTY and McGee OF Mar,haIl
vas offered by Chaplain Dayenport
: e ton OF employees was called.
i. f'0s'amaton OF the governor calling
ga session was read.
i ss.e beng declared open for husI.
\ n ~, Iafyer moved the apuoiut
h 10 ME- eoilmlttees of three, members
motIen me house and the governor.
4 apDoln, ~ 5eNdlled and the committees
ssSslsSs,n STATIONS Of Miss Mary de zayalla
IA eo,amt roihng clerk and 6. q. Nor
~ ee clerk were read and ac-
Irls t Ss.lsop offered resolution en-
ssaies Z. by MIR. Morris resienatlon
4 alfeste f1erson thought mar there
L. ilsf "a llenty Of clerks 10 do the
t'iohal expense was unneces-
~ reported. 'eu TO monty the
an an discussion Senator Savage Of.
o. ulsnt making the appolnt-
.as s2hmlttee clerk discretienarv
.1intb, PRESIDENT of the senate. The
A amsn as adopted, as was the reso-
. & IN S,nal Ird offered a resolution pro-
Fsaa a. s appointment OF Miss Laura
Z 81 Miss ant enrolling clerk made
fiioF W tiss DC Zavallas resignation.
As gronnp.eler opposed the resolution
Fences OF unnecessary expense.
slFefi,o- secretary Gragens presented
|are NJ message.
.aluee ~ reading Of the message a
Fsanl,syah the house reported thar
4 senate and ready for business
aonse re, goi,llmlttee appointed 10 notify
~ uuon of senator stafford was
III tn 81 offered a resolution provid-
Is to- sspeppe9ntment Of Bruce Sheriff.
snf ,s,eslgeant at arms. Adonted.
f.1lcn raer Introduced concurrent
lie nnS5aae K. Hare. now OF Inc
<sg 10 ~ States cavalry. aud recon.
Pa d., president and the Natioual
- DC commissioned q brlga-
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Post.)

Port Eads, August 9.--Arriyed: st. HUI
bert tBrl, from Cardiff: louisiana CBs),
from Liverpool via Berhadoes and Glen
fuegos; Bar:tster OBJ, from Liverpool;
Arkadia (Am0, from Porto Rican ports
Kel snd ANN from rom NeT YSrk George W.
gorta (Sp), from Huelva, Spain; Alglers
(Am.), from New York. Montenegro (Br),
from London. Sailed; III Monte (Am1,
for New York: Frederick Knight (Br.), for
Rotterdam via Newport News; Capella
(Br), for Liverpool.
Lizard .--passed: Hornby Castle (Br.I
from Galveston for Havve and Antwerp.
Boulogne. Rotterdam, from
Rotterdam.
Antwerps-Arrived Pennsland, from New
York
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BOY SHOT HIS FATHER DEAD
And Then Ran Himself to Death in an Eff
fort to Escape Buried in Same Grave.

Marlin, Texas, August 6,--Petc Sawyer.
half-wltted boy about 10 years OF age,
shot and instantly killed his father, about
nine miles north OF here yesterday The
boy led and was shortly artcrward found
dead few miles away, evidently having
died from over-exertion caused by running
such distance during the hot day.
Pete had become offended at his father
for whipping his CPete'sl horse few days
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previous, and while his father lay asleep In
the yard Pete slipped up behind him and.
placing a Winchester against the back OF
his head, blew the entire top of his fathers
head OF and ran away through the woods,
to be found himself dead. as stated above.
Father and son win be buried In the
same grave and a mother and Ave children
will weep doubly over the same silent
bodies.
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House Congressional Apportl0nment.

House Congressional Apportlonment.
The house committee on congressional
districts met this afternoon. Napier sug-
gested that subcommittee OF FIVE or seven
be appointed to whom shall be submitted
all bills which have for their object the re-
apportiOnment of the State into congress
sional districts. Lane said he favored post
ponlng the appointment of subcommittees
until the committee OF the whole had time
to discuss the several bills and give the
subcommittee an idea Of what was expect
ed Stewart said he favored the printing
Of all apportionment bills in the journal 80
that each member might have a copy
Griggs suggested that a map of the state
he hung on the walls of the committee
room. Aldrich suggested that the house
secure from the senate the maps 1t had
had prepared giving data pertaining to
the population of the different counties
etc.
minced before the committee. IL was nc-
conpanied by cclored map showing PAIN
liz each district and the population, EMS
aration OF the bill, At the same time he
had no idea the bill would pass as drawn
m was presented for the Information OF the
rommitfee and so submitted. lie suggested
that all bills be referred to subcommittee
to work from. T.
The next bill presented was the one IN
trnduced by Robertson of Williamson. Nc
AnaiIy's hill was then presented. read
ing az the bills showed there was wlde
dinerence in the ideas Of the authors as TO
how the State should be reapportoned Inc
committee adjourned until tomorrow aIler-
noon AT 4 o'clock
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Nenro Cd FeIloMs il Session.

Fort Worth, August 6.-rhe annual SEES
sion Of the grand lodge Of district No .
Of Texas OF the Grard United order OF Odd
Fellows tco'uredj assembled here today
Meeting at the same time IS the Household
Of Rnih. a. c. Bell Of Denton, grand dis
tricf master called the session 10 order
IA I,syid Abner. IT, presided over the
Household OF Ruth DR.. J. l. Cooper act
mo nrs.sident OF the board Of trade, delir-
cred an address OF welcome, which was re-
snonded 10 by j. \. Mitchell of BeltoD,
Renrssentntiyes OF the various local lodges
also made addresses Of welcome.
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Anstln. Texas. AUGUST D.

lie FIRST DAY OF tho extraordinary
IN of the Twenty seventh legisla-
- passed on quietly. The two houses
~. called to order promptly at high
v cn and after holding sessions of a
s.ao aver an hour each adjourned until
n marrow forenoon. The afternoon was
s.,oted to committee meetings.
ISnr FEATURES of the work of the
.,r,,s were the passage under suspen-
~ If the rules of the per diem and
II ,,Ilsaee and contingent expense bills and
IN resolution recommending Major
N Ittber r. Hare for promotion to a
|bdgadler generalship In the regular
n auny,
la WAS FoRECASTED In Tile Post this
morning Governar Savers message.
which was presented to both houses dur
a. the day touched on the matter of
ne State funds tied up in the insolvent
n Hra National bank of this city. There
/ disposition on the part Of some mem.
4 hers Of both houses to make an investl-
3 cation In the premises. In fact, n reso.
providing for action in the matter
&vIh be presented TO the house tomorrow
HIN representative Kennedy of Limestone
#ovnty. There is some talk of an lnves-
%tgadon on the part OF tne senate, but
No FAR TINS mas ueNelopeu INTO nothing
Hungibe.
|fnE GOVERNORS RECOMMENDATION
#Fth reference 20 an auequlte approprl-
|2itlon for the state volunteer Guard has
quite favorahly commented uDcn
ssbut win the situation IN It's present I'M
Esetlled condition 1t is Impossible to do
|tinytong more than guess at the manner
Ia which the matter VIII be acted on.
.EE HOUSE ala little beyond organizing.
.sIhe per diem ana mileage and con lngent
HiflFtlse piils were REFERRED anu In com
..Pftee fhls afternoon were fayorably
cIsl upon
10 FAR 1t appears that the redlstricting
||faiief Is 10 be taken up trst. The
|fenate committee on apportionment was
|:'pi'laea INTO snDcommlttees this after
l''a anu the members are OF the opinion
|faa' 'ney VIII De aole TO formulate
|Fll Oy tne ehd oil TINS week or the first
En- aext' Inls Dill Will be presented by
"a NN'SN A'AViiVu
EffH 70 H. ohly congressional senate
fal ana representative districts Will be
''siuelea' " having peeh deciued that
suau pe inau'iSaDle TO a'esmpt to do
a, s.s ~ 'ne way OF changing Juiiclal
sue's ihc mouse committees on con-
yHSi anu Senatorlal districts met
aug .Ae al'erhoon' put ala III lie lie
wv 'u,ViiuunS discussing the matters ut
% upp"re'liS the consensus OF Z
f'4'Vn III tneSe committees that nothing
II Ue aeoViiipiiSheu until all OF the
Ivy p'ls 10 ne presented are printed
s'','' "nu "istrlouteu' large
sihs house. SO far as can no Harmed
+ sone have been prenar,d For nr,ser 49,
1.ietcre the senate 80 =
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centerville. Texas, August 81 rather
unusual sight was witnessed ON the post
office gallery today-that Of I'VE men ac-
cldentaly congrcgatlng there whose aggre-
gate age was 800 years, viz: j. e. Glover
50 years OF age; Thomas Harrison, 81
Henderson Harrison. 50; ]. ]. Ryan, 10,
and James A. Brown, II years old. They
have all been residents Of Leon county,
Texas, for from thirty TO atty years aud
have lived here for the greater part OF the
time and some OF them all the time.
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WILL KEEP THE PEACE.
The Nacoedoches Feudsts Have Come
to an Agreement.

Fort Worth, Texas August 6,-Captain
W. ]. Mcdonald Of the Texas State Rang
ers arrived here today from Nacogdoches.
where he has been with a squad OF Rangers
to preserve order and to quell any trouble
that might arise between the sherin ana
citv marshal on one side aud the constable
on the other side aud the friends Of each.
The captain reports that the principals
agreed With him before be left Ia let tue
matter drop. He docs not now believe there
will be bloodEhed.
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Cameron Notes.

Cameron, Texas, August 6.--rhe negro
boy Monk Brown, struck by the Santa Fe
train Saturday evening, died yesterday.
II is reported that fire spread over and
destroyed 800 acres OF the Crennon pas
ture north Of town. 1t Is supposed to have
originated from camp fire.
Deputy Sheriff Messengale arrived yester-
day with Sam Barner whom he caught az
Lpfkin The prisoner Is wanted for sell
Ing mortgaged property.
Mr.. r. NJ. Bigbee received notification
yesterday that he had drawn one OF Uncle
Sans farms, Ia the Lawton district.
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HalletsvilIe Locals.

H1lIetsyille, Texas, August CA pro-
tracled meeting is being conducted here
by Rev. Rogers at the Baptist church.
~ the regular meeting Of the city conn
eli last night the city attorney was IN
stfirfed TO bring snit against all delln-
Quents ON the tax lists.
The city ordinances recently cOdined by
the city attorney have been received by
the cannell. They have been ordered print
ed ~ hook form. This has filed a long
felt want
The Layaca oil mlll which has been
closed for some time has begun operations
for she season.
hon. O. c. Searcy and u. A. Paulus left
Sunday for Austin to be ready for the
opening Of the legislature.
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General John S. Griffith Dead.

Terrell. Texas August 6.-Generi John
s. Griffith, who Is well known In Texas
died this morning, the result of an opera
tion performed yesterday. He was "a
years old at the time of his DEATH was a
native OF Maryland. but moved In Texas
more than sixty years ago, He was gal-
liant Confederate officer, was quite promi-
nent In all matters political or otherwise.
lie will be buried tomorrow.
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Child Killed by couoh Medicine.

Midland, Texas, August 6.-Ruth Ryan,
youngest daughter OF Judge ID. n. Ryan,
aged years, died here today from the eff
fects Of drinking cough medicine yesterday
afternoon.
drank the medicine until EEout o'clock
this morning when they discovered her In
q comOtose condition and, although medical
aid was summoned and everything done for
her that was possible, she never regained
consciousness.
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Mr Perrv,a Niewa.

velaseo. Texas. August 6-Hon. y. L..
Perry left sunday for Austin to attend the
special session OF the Legislature. In tie
trisits MIR Perry favors each district being
eeoeraphlcally contiguous and compact.
Mir Perry also strongly fayors Nelasso
heinp nut in a district embracing h
Rrazos valley from the mouth up, TAXI z
In he counties on either side OF che river
thus giving the people along this great
waterway congressman IN sympathy
,gjth them and their interests.
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sHERIEFs, DEPARTMENT..

wharton, Te1aa August 81 have In my
possession one gray mare about ID hands
high; no brand both hind feet white;
first Joint above right forefoot little en-
larged from old wire cut; this animal
has been on range some time; owner please
call with proof of ownership. IT. -. Davis,
ghorin Wharton county.
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Timpson Nortiwestern.

Iimpson, Texas, August e,--The ironIay.
ins crew went 10 work yesterday on the
from lbs place 10 Ragley's mill. The grad
Ing VIII be complete by the time The
good shape as they go and viii be 4 GOOD
road a. the start The work OF constrlie-
tim viii he pushed as rapidly as possible
nine or ten miles from thls place.
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Goyernor's Message Was Read and Roth
Houses Passed Per Diem Bill.
seyERAL REDIsTRIcTING BILLS ALREADY m
Committees Were Appointed to Consider Them. but
They Are Waiting for All the Schemes to Re
Put in Print-Bank Investigation.

dier general in the regular establlsbnant
ne resolution was unanimously adopted.
~ order 70 get the matter immeliafeIv
w w. tne mouse the motion TO reconsider
senator Wilson introduced two bills. one
~ e. ,uing Tor an appropriation OF $1,000
Sqqaa cppS PCT ,dlem and mileage, the other for
slVuVo for contingent expenses.
Mrs IL. NJ. Marlborough Of Austin was
n plI},,i to MI The vacancy made by the
re s,ipatos v Of g. G Morris.
ianpraDly by the finance committee
me hfst hill was read and finally passed
under SUSPENSION of the rules. Senator
miller OF Dallas voting no.
subsequently bin No . was passed nndar
suspension OF the rules Senator Miller
again voting In the negative. Thus both
e ene per diem And mileage and the contng.
one and. half hours after the opening of
the session '''''H VI
The senate then at 1916 p m. adjourned
to 10 a. m. Wednesday
The House.
Promptly at noon Speaker Prince called
the extra session of the Twenty seventh
legislature to order.
Following prayer by the chaplain. the
call for the extra session was read and me
p9 MS e promptly got down TO business,
rectlng the speaker TO appoint two com.
mlitees of three members each, one TO In
form the governor and the other the senate
mat the house was organized and ready TO
proceed to business.
House bin No. l. making an approprla
tlon of $4,000 for the mileage and per
dlem OF members, was introduced Ivy
Schluter and Murray and referred to the
finance committee.
Honse bill No. 2, approprlating $1,000 for
contingent expenses Of the house, was In
troduced by Murray and referred to finance
committee.
Committee appointed to notify the gov
ernor reported that the governor would AT
once communicate with the house
BridEers introduced n resolution permit
ting members to sit In their shirt sleeves
during the session.
henderson of Lamar supported the resoiu-
lion The ayes and noes We're demanded,
resulting: Ayes 90, noes AZ.
The committee to notify the senate re
ported having done SO. \ committee from
the senate notified the house that the senate
was ready to transact business.
Private Secretary Craveus appeared with
read
message of the governor was referred TO
appropriate committee.
Meitzen introduced resolution that 1000 |
copies Of today's journal and message be |
printed for use of house uAvely in the |
chair.)
Perkins moved to amend by making IL
read 5000, Accepted by Meltzen.
BidGcrs moved To table. Lost
The resolution was adopted.
Bills to rediStrict the State into con |
gresslOnal districts were introduced by |
Ellis, McAnaly and Robertson OF William |
son.
Morrow introduced a bill to apportlon the
State into representative districts.
: Adjourned until tomorrow morning at
$3.50 O'Clock.
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Seventh Day AdventIsts.

cleburne. Texas August 5.The Seventh
Day Adventlsts are preparing for their
twenty day camp meeting. About one
thousand are expected 10 be In attendance
Tho town of Keeno, six miles east of here
Is probably the second In size of these
colonies, the largest church come Onat
school In the South. They expect the most
notable ministers known In the United
States to take part In the services OF
this big meeting.
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Child Burned 10 Death.

Groesbeeck, Texas, August Bit was re.
ported here this morning that t2.yenr.old
daughter Of MIR. Galloway, living about
two miles west from here was burned 10
death yesterday by burning oil, caused by
the explosion OF can. She was pouring
oil on the fire In the stove.
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HAS STOOD THE TEST 20 YEARS.
Groves Tasteiess Chill Tonic.
Ruslnesa chanaea a Reaoan

Reagan. Texas, August CIV. II. Bird
well has sold his stock Of drugs to Mr..
Bruce Campbell Of Bremond Mr.. Campbell
will move 10 Reagan and continue the
bus ueSr Al the same stand
A. w Finn has sold TO Royal Smith
the house that Il. W. Shaunfleld now oc-
cnpies, and Mr. Shaunhed has bought a
LOT from j B Higgins, on which he Will
build Immediately The property Is lot
adjoining the postonlce.
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Memphis, Tenn, August 8.--Nathan
caruthers, coiored, was hanged IN the jail
yard here at noon today fOr the murder
of Charley Neebe, night Waterman at
n lumber mill, on the night of June q
1900. The motive was robbery.
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Died Of His Injuries.

San Antonio, Texas August e.-Henry
Robin, who was run down by trolley car
Saturday and who lost one OF his legs by
amputatlon. died at Santa Rosa inarrnary
this morning. Deceased was 50 years old
aud carpenter by trade.
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Sherman, Texas, August 6.--Judge Woods
this afternoon stated that the following
prominent speakers would attend the Old
Culberson. Congressman Lanham and De-
gratfenreid, Lieutenant Governor Brown
Ing. Hon. Clarence White and J. Q. Cheno-
weth.
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Franohise Proposition turned Down.

Navasota, Texas. August CIV. IN. Free
man asked the council for franchise to In
stltute local system and exchange for the
American Bell Telephone company in
Naynsota, allowing the city the privilege
of using poles for fire alarms. etc., and one
phone free; franchise 70 run twenty years-
Petition was denied.
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Baptist Missionary Association.

To Baptists Proposing 10 Attend the Hap
list Missionary Association Of Texas:
Ferris, Texas, August 4.-yThe above
named body IL to meet on August 7, which
Is the birthday Of that grandest OF Texas
Baptists the iamented Dr. X. G. Burleson,
1t ~ suggested that an hour be set apart
on that day for a memorial service.
w H Parks
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DIED FROM ACCIDENTAL CUT.

Prof. Henry Sherwood OF Johns-Hopkins
University Is Dead.
Railston. N. Y, August 6,--Prof. Henry
Sherwood Of Johns Hopkins university died
at Bailston Center. last evening. He was
Spending his vacation on a farm and while
trimming a tree on July 20 accidentally cut
his right hand The body win be taken
TO Cornwall-on-the-H Hudson for burial.
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Bought a Business.

crero. Texas. August 6-Mr J. A.
Graves has bought out j. q Edwells dry
goods establishment in Yoakum, and 10
now there taking stock. Mr.. c. r. Nash,
Dir. Graves head salesman here, will man
aga the Yoakum store.
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Holiness Camp Meeting at Terrell.

Terrell, Texas. August 8.--The Holiness
camp meeting, conducted at this place, is
quite a success. The attendance is very
large and the conversions and sanctltiea-
lions are numerous.
Rev. w. II. Hall OF Greenylle and Mrs.
Fdsea J, Rutherford are the leaders.
Many persons are IN attendance from DIFF
other States
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Pinmp checks. flushed with the soft glow
Of health, and pure complexion make ali
women beautiful. HERBiNE imparts
strsn.th and vitality 10 the system, aad
ne rosy hne Of health 70 the checks. Price
81 cents. For sale by A. L. KleHiing, drug
gist, COZ Main street.
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ACCIDENTS.
Nearo killed in a Runa,

Negro Killed in a Runaway.
Trinity, Texas, August 6.--orange Taylor
n negro In the employ of J. #. Stanley, was
Instantly killed here this morning by a
span OF mules running away with him
Taylor was thrown from the wagon
against a tree,
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A RemarkahIe Record.

DenIson. Texas. August GA son was
born this afternoon to Mr. ana Mrs. r..
w Albright. This makes the sixth child
all born on Tuesday and almost the same
hour Of the day.
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CONSULTATION. impaired digestion and a
tnrnid liver. are the most common ailments
maj are responsible for that tired, listless
sageed-out feeling that makes the sumner
. dreaded period 10 so many people HER
RTEE Will cure constipation, II improves
ne digestion and arouscs the liver 70 nor
nal activity Price 90 cents. For sale by
A. K. KIesllng. Druggist. bo2 MAIN street
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RELIGIOUS.
Revival at Mount Calm.

INJVIVdI IFIVUTTN
Mt. Calm, Texas, August ga fine re
vlval is In progress AT the Baptist church.
Rev w. u. Brittane is assisting the pas
tor, and there were nine conversions at q
prayer service Lnis evening.
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Revival al Valley View Closed.

Valley View, Texas, August 5.--Rev.
spoonts OF washington, Ind, has Just
closed very successful revival meeting.
There has been quite a large addition 10
the church as result of 1t.
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MethodIst Nicotine closed.

Cuero, Texas, August 8,--The Methodist
camp meeting at sulphur Springs c'osed
Sunday night after "A very successful meet
Ing They have one of the best camp
grounds In this section Of tue State.
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Prescription No. 2s51 by Elmer & Amend,
vii. not cure all complaints, hit IL VIII
cure rheumatism. E. r. schmidt, Hous-
ton. Texas, sole egent.