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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-27

Remember the Old Boys Excursion to
Washington. Aug nth
The Republican State Convention
VIII meet at Roanoke, Va, Aug. 2tst.
DR.. r. E. Jones. president of the
Woman League Training School and
Hospital has returned from an extended
trip north. He was accompanied by his
Madame.
Miss Lizzie Burrell continues Ill
and universal regret is expressed over
her deplorable condition.
Mrs. w. A. Saunders left home
Thursday, July 18th with her baby TO
spend the summer with her father ia
New Kent Co., Va.
Mrs. Oracle A Troy ofPortsmouth
Va. spent pleasant time in the city
during the session of the Tents.
Mr. James Nj. Evans, of walla
Walla, Washington sent US $500 paying
his subscription for nearly two vesSsTs IN
advance. He likes the PLANET.
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candidates on last Fourth Sunday
Rev. Champ. pastor bids all walcc

Remember Aug. eth is the occasion OF
annual outing Of the 9th Baptist Sun
day school 20 Spottswood Park, De
Witt, Va. All orderly persons cordially
invited to go with them and spend day
OF pleasure. Plenty good water and
shade. Adults, 90 cents; children un-
der IL years, 20 cents round trip. See
bill.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-27
FROM THE WEST END.
Fifth Baptist Sunday School Elect Of
fieers-TO Install sunday, s:s0P.
M.-River View Grand Rally.

The following officers have been elect
by the Fifth Baptist Sunday School and
will be installed Sunday, July 28th, at
$3.50 p. m.
Moses G. Lewis, Superintendent; M.
L. Crittenden, Assistant Superintendent
Joseph Davis, Secretary; Miss Mabel
Harris, Asst Sec'y; J l.. Brown, treas
urer; Miss Finetta Harris, Organist: Jas.
Taylor, Chorister; Daniel Brown. Libra
rian; Junius Orange, Asst librarian
Miss Sarah l.. Carter, Representative tn
the Sunday School Convention at Lynch
burg, Va.
A splendid programme has been ar
ranged for the Annual Exercises SIM.
day afternoon. Short addresses viii be
made by prominent visiting speakers
Members of other Sunday Schools are
cordially invited to be present. All are
welcome.
The school is in good condition having
rendered much financial aid to the
church during the past year. AS mark
OF the high appreciation, Ithe school re-
elected all her old officers unanimous
GRAND Rally AT RTvERvIEw.
Grand rally at Riverview next Sun.
day. Rev. Gordon of Washington, ID.
Q. viii preach at 1880 and3:S0, Lord
supper at 4 o'clock. These services arc
made. exceedingly interesting and all
Friends are invited to be present aud aid
the church in her efforts to raise large
amount OF money that is much needed
TO pay OF her Indebtedness.
Rev. Gordon is most excellent speak.
er. AL should avail themselves of this
opportunity TO hear this able divine,
Rev. Gorge E. johnson baptized zen
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-27
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4O4 West Broad Street,

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-27

Always reliable, first-class service on
the Old Boys excursion to Washington,
rug. 18th. Go with theml
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-27

Remember the Old Boys Excursion tc
Washington, Aug 18th.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
DEATHS IN TEXAS.

STUART. Gainesville, Texas March oS.--
Mrs. jennie stuart. aged IS years. died this
morning. The deceased was one of Texas
FIRST pioneers.
AnANiSoN.- -Qunnah, Texas, March as..
George Adamson proprietor of the Corner
saloon, fen dead In his saloon nt T:a0 this
evening OF heart failure.
ARNOLD. Ennis Texas March 21.--Mrs.
The effects Of measles. Her remains were
Inferred today In Myrtle cemetery.
CURB -Meyla, Texas March eS Mrs.
Ella curb, who recently. moved here from
huuSc, died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
MASsAY- Greenvile Texas, March Is.
j. MasSay, a pioneer citizen Of Hunt
county died az his home IN Clinton ON Mon
day evening. after being confined to his bed
for more than n year with paralysis
WYNNE.-- Greenvile. Texas. March rs. --
John Wyunc, one OF the most promising
Young attorneys Of the city, died Mon,iay,
leaving a widow and one child lie was
buried Monday with Masonic hopors.
MORGAN Caldwell. Texas, March 81
John j. Morgan, an old and prominent citi
zen of this place, dlod here today az 1880
y, m, aged about 30 years. Mir, Morgan
was native of Delaware removing to this
state over twenty years ago, He settled ia
this place where he has since resided,
EARLY. -Bouham. Texas, March 2I-Eh
Early, one Of the leading citizens Of Fan.
min county. died here last night MIR. Ear
ly's home WAS at Ladonla aud he was here
attending court when stricken with pncti-
monia delegation from Ronham camp,
w. O. w, accompanied the remains to La
donta today, whore the burial took place.
MENEFEE. rufldn, Texas. March -. -
Mrs. Ilunle MCnetcc. wife of Joe L. Meme
fec. OF the trm of Brown n Mencfcc. Of
This place died yesterday incoming after a
short Illness. Rev. V. A. Cooley ufhCiltad
at the burial services. assisted by Rev H.
A. Wagnon. Mrs. Meuofee was consist
ont member of the Methodist church OF thla
place, an active worker In the Sunday
school ana church
GALBRAtTH. Wharton. Texas. March
&I.--nicd yesterday. after lingering m
ness at the residence OF DIR. j, Phillips
Mr., Robert simpson Galhraith, aged 81
years Mr.. Galbraith came To Texas whcu
nm infant, In the year 1919, and had passed
half century In this county, whore he had
many friends who valued him for his kind
heart and manly worth. His wife and three
children sleep their Inst slcep in the GENE
| terry here, whore he was laid to rcst this
evening since 1901 death has claimed for
Us own some OF Whnrton's oldest and best
cltlzcns-N. G. Floyd, A. II. Pierce Dr.
Snltmaun, NJ Callahan and II. Galhrnith
9ll men OF prominence ana wealth Tho
funeral services will 30 held az the home
of nr j. Phillips, Rev. r. r. Stokes ofHr.
atiug lie leaves sister, Mrs. ] phipps
ana one son, Herman, 10 mourn his demise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

Calvert, Texas, March 2s.-Mr s. II.
Ely of Fort Worth. commercial agent for
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
is In Calvert attending to business.
Judge Tom NJ. Taylor ana Mrs. Taylor
were over from Franklin yesterday visit
ing friends and Mrs. Taylors parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. Adoue.
Mr.. Tanning Jones of Cameron IL In
Calvert with friends
Mr. j. Lane of lakewood stopped IN
Calvert yesterday afternoon en- route home
from Marlin, where he has been on busl'
ness.
Mr. Milton Harris was In Calvert yes
terday from Palestine. Mr.. Harris rep
resents the Internationak rnd Great North.
ern road, including the Calvert, Waco aud
Brazos Valley roud, and is advertising
very extensively the passenger service %
these two roads. On the latter road there
are by the new time card, effective last
Sunday, four daily hrst.class passenger
trains that make close connections with
the main line at Lewis Switch.
Rev. and Mrs. Angus johnson are here
from Avalon visiting Superintendent and
Mrs. Allison Thompson. their grandchi-
dren. Mr. Johnson has beeu preaching
sixty.fve years, and although he IL ~
years old, he breaches every Sunday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
BEAUMONT BUDGET.
The Elks Are to Have a Very Com
modious Club Room.

The Elks Are to Have Very Com
modious Club Room.
Beaumont. Texas, March 2SThe Bcau-
mont lodge OF Elks are 10 have the most
elegant club rooms in Texas. The Post
correspondent was appraised OF this fact by
Mr., Sam Parks, chairman of The board Of
managers for the lodge, last night. In eN-
PLANTATION, Mr.. Parks said that the Elks
yesterday afternoon signed lease OF what
win be the fourth tioor OF the new opera
house building 10 he erected by MIR w W.
Kyle NJ the Intersection OF Orleans. Lib.
crty and Bonhum streets. Under the lease
Mr., Kyle contracts to have the building
ready for occupancy by October l, 1901, aud
the fourth floor Is to be built. arranged and
apportioned according TO plans furnished
by the Elks. MIR. Parks could not at the
time give an Intelligent idea OF what the
club rooms would he. hut said they would
not be surpassed either in size OF elegance
OF equipment by any In the State. The
lease also gives the lodge u roof garden
over their club rooms and Il ~ the inten-
tiou of the Elks to make the garden place
of pleasant resort during the heated terms
Plans for tho new opera house are nearing
completion, and II Is not improbable thar
the contract for construction Will he let
within a few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
corsioana News Notes.

Corslcana, Texas, March 2s.-Supremc
Record Keeper G. ]. slegle Of Port Huron,
Mich, who Is in the city attending the
state convention of the Maccahees, Is very
favorably impressed with Texas and is
particularly enthusiastic In speaking Of
Corsicana, and the prosperity Of the pco.
pie here. He will visit Waco and other
points before returning to Port Huron.
Mrs John Clark was severely burned
about the face while starting a fire With
coal oil.
Several members OF the commissioners
court from this county viii go to INNS
boro next Monday for the purpose Of wit.
Messing n test run Of blood hounds, and
II the dogs perform to the satisfaction Of
those witnessing the man chase they
viii he purchased and added to the coun-
tvs facilities for catching criminals Re
Gently dogs have been imported 70 run
down evil doors, and so much valuable
time Is lost in getting dogs from adja-
cent counties that the commissioners have
decided to buy q pair.
Judge j. l.. Harlc Is Sill IN very dan
gerous condition. anu there Is no hopes
entertained of mis- recovery.
Corsicana certainly realized the neces.
slty OF Il street railway more yesterday
and today than ever before In the bis
tory OF the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
Heavy Fines Imposed.

Greenville, Texas, March Is THE plsto!
cases against the Farmersv!le parties who
assaulted Editor Dial last Friday were
disposed Of On Justice Mcpaniels court
yesterday, the accused appearing by their
attorneys. r. C. Merritt of Mckinney and
Judge X. L. Porter Of this city. Jer
Hines, Gus Hooks, Sam Mckinney ana
jim Anderson each entered pless of guilty,
the pistol charges against Weary and Horn
lned $50 each and costs, Mckinney aud
Anderson S25 each and costs The costs
In each case amounted u e27O5. making Il
total sum OF S25S.20 paid In bg the four
men. They ALSO agreed to pay witness
claims and th's Win run the amount to
something Hike S275.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

Austin. Texas, March 2s,-Attorney Wal
ter Gresham, Jr., Of Galveston Is here for
n few days.
Mr.. II. c. Harris. n prominent stockman
of Pauls Valley, ChIckasaw Nation, is here
for day or two visiting his sister, Mrs.
james Downie He left today for Houston.
He says that stock In his part of the coun.
try is ~ a MISREPRESENTATION
Building permits were Issued serday to
the amount OF $3.50.
Mel j. McCaslln has gone TO Beaumont,
whore ne has accepted Il position with an
Insurance company.
Hon. Perry Lewis of San Antonio is here
on business.
There was a big rally of laboring men nc
the court house tonight.
The Sunday school workers who are max
ing tour of the United States stopped
over here today and held services at the
Northern Presbyterian church. Among the
visitors was +. O. Excel. the noted com.
poser. and he had charge Of the singing.
FIX Representative McKNmy Of Dallas IL
here for Il few days on business
Mayor Cabcll of Dallas is here for a few
days.
attorneys Dennis and Lampkin of Hat
lctsviIle are here for a day or two on bust
EeEs.
Colonel George Courts Of Galveston Is
here for few days on business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
Whv Women Fade.

A million women today should be toi1
what other millions have learned Tint
they need one element In their blood tar
more than men, and that lack Of IL Is the
reason they are apt 10 fade many years
before they should. The needed element Is
iron. Iron builds mp the red eorpuscles Of
the blood and sustalns vitality aud
strength.
Women need a constant supply OF blood
making material or their systems break
down under the constant drain. The very
moment there Is lack OF blood, or when the
blood is impoverished, the signal appears
upon the face In saliowness or pallOr.
The remedy needed Is Or, Harter's Iron
Tonic. Nothing else meets this particular
condition SO we'll. Use OF II has made hun
dreds Of thousands Of women look many
years younger and made them feel even
younger than they looked. II not only re-
stores strength. energy and beauty, but II
Is a prompt ana certain cure for all the Ills
peculiar TO the sex II cures because 1t re.
moves the first cause. II supplies Just
what nature needs 10 bring health.
II strengthens debilitared organs. gives
tone and elasticity TO muscles and lign-
ments, rounds ont wasted tissues and re,
news the yigor Of the nervous system. 1t
helps quickly and just as surely and per-
mauently.
Has been used and praised by women Tor
forty-fiye years. Prepared only by Tho
DR.. Harter Medicine CO., Dayton, Ohio.
For sale everywhere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
Contracts Awarded.

Austin. Texas March 2S.- State Purchas-
ing Agent Dodge has made the following
contract awards:
Teagarden 4 Shumate of Austin. for all
institutions: Bowls and pitchers, butter
dishes. cups and sauccrs. chambers, crooks,
gcblcts, soup plates, platters, toothpicti
holders, bone dishes, oatmeal dishes, four
kinds of plates, pepper and salt shakers.
spoon holders and tumblers.
McKean, Eilcrs & Co. of Austin, for all
Institutions; All kinds buttons. leather
belts, buckles, knitting cotton, corscts, elias
tie, hnirpns. hooks and eyes, hatplns.
needles, table napkins, oil cloth. pins. sew
ing silk, thimblcs, thread, umbrellas and
velvet.
woifr & Marx, San Antonio: Linen crash
ana damask.
l.. Il. Griffith. Jr., Terrell: BOTTLES, cap.
sues, playing cards. filtering papers, pow
Edgewood Dstilling Co.. Cincinnati;
Whisky.
j. oppeuhelmer & Co.. Austin: sherry and
port wine
san Antonio Drug Co.. Trusses.
Hamilton Paint Glass Co., Dallas: Lin
seed oil and turpentinc
Newton, Weller x Wagner Co. of Snn An
tonic for Southwestern insane asylum;
Cups and saucers, soup plates. toothpick
holders. oatmeal dishes. gravy dishes, pitch
crs and sugar bowls
John H. Chlcs. Austin: Alcohol. atomic.
ers. air bags, bottles brushes, fine combs,
chamois skins ointment jars, pill boxes.
spcctacleS and soap.
San Antonio Drug Co: Bottles. whisk
brooms, hair brushes. hand glasses. absorb
ent cotton. empty capsules, corks. combs.
medicine choppers. glass tunnels, powder
boxes gauge evaporatlng dishes. medicine
glasses. oil silk. rubber adhesive plaster,
mustard, plasters, powder papers, green
soap and Syringes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
BRENNAN BUDGET.

BRENNAN. Texas, March 21.--Mr F.. Y.
Bi'low, manager Of the National supply
company Of Chicago. spent Wednesday In
the city, While here Mr.. Blllow closed n
contract with the National compress for
oil burners and other necessaries for
changing fuel from McAllester coal to Beau
mont oil, The necessary equipment cou.
sists of storage tanks, combustion cham
hers and oil pumping machinery. 1t Ia
estimated that three and tao -folrthS
barrels of oil. each barrel continuing forty
Two gallons, Will produce the same energy
oDtalhsd from u ton of coal. alld eau he
o3i,Sihed az about one-third the cost. There
VIII also be a considerable labor saving
IN handHng, storing and firing the oil as
compared TO the coal.
Mr.. j. @. Craig of Burton shipped a
carload of cattle Ia Galveston Yesterday
tor export The cattle were driven over
land from Burton to this place.
brennan cammandery No. 10 conferred
night. Mr.. c. ID. TeckleuhurE arrived
from RocSlale this afternoon ana attended
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Glddlnes OF Lyons
are rejoicing over the birth uf pretty
daughter
The county teachers VIII meet Saturday
Mt the high school building.
NUrwearts lodge No. q, Herman Sons,
elected The following officers Al meet
| ing "Wednesday night; Albert Kieso prest-
dcnG Edward Mueller. vice president, H.,
Wigaud secretary; A. seelhorst, treasurer;
Paul Fricke. II FRANKIE aud Nj. liussi,
trusteesi Il. Wigand and Henry Grote.
! representatives To grand lodge Adolpn
See,horst, Albert Ktcke aternates.
Lodge No. II elected the following Of
iicers: Mrs. Mary Russi president; Mrs.
A!!peruue Dohert. vice president; Mr.. y.
Wlganu, secretary; Mrs. 9llzahetn Nlgapd.
treasurer Mrs. Mary Buecherl, Mrs. louise
lIuettg. Mrs Elizabeth Wigand, trustees;
NJ. Kussi representative to grand lodge;
l.. Broncnkant, alternate.
Miss Meta Bolts has been quite sick,
but is convaicsring
Hon Ben $ Rogers left today for NnNa-
Sofa Conroe. Scaly, Bastrop and smith
Vile. where suhschoo OF instruction IN
Pythlun work VIII he held.
Mr. w G. Schlll telephones from san
Antonio that he is very much improved in
health and win be at home tomorrow.
Miss Lonla Hculy is among the sick.
Mr. j. Chaure Of Austin, grand secre-
taes of the United Ancient Order OF
Druids, was In the city last night.
Manager a. simon OF the Grand opera
house viii endeavor to secure the Baldwin
Melville Opera company for a weeks en-
gagement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
AN EASY WAY
70 Keen Well.


II Is easier to keep well II we would only
observe each day few simple rules OF
health.
The all important thing Is to keep tue
necessary 10 diet or to follow a set rule
or bill OF fare. Such pampering simply
makes q capricious appetite ana feeling
that certain farorite articles of food ihdst
be avoided.
Rof Wiechold gives pretty good advice
on this subject; he says; II am 6S years
old and have never had serious Illness.
and NJ the sumo time uly life has been
largely an indoor one. bnt / early dlscOv-
cred that the way TO keep healthy was Ia
keep a healthy stomach, not by eating bran
crackers OF dieting OF any sort, ON the
contrary ] always eat what my appetite
Graves, but for the past eight years / have
made IL daily practice tu take one or two
of Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal and ! attribute my robust health for
u man OF my age 20 the regular daily use
OF Stuarts Tablets.
My physician hrst advised me TO use
them because he said they were perfectly
medicine, but contained only the natural d.
gestiyes, peptones aud dtastase ana after
using them Il few weeks ! have never
ceased to thank him for his advice.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals
Is the real health habit, because their use
brings health 10 the sick and aiHug aud
preserve health TO the wen ana strong.
Men and women past nfty years Of age
need safe digestive after meals to insure
a perfect digestion and TO ward nff dis
ease, anu The safest. best known and must
widely used Is Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabiets.
household from Maine 10 California and IN
Great Britain and Australia are rapidly
pushing their way into. popular favor
Tablets. full sized packages at so cents
and for weak stomach 4 JO-cent mack.
age viii often do so worth OF good.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
Wharton Local Notes.

Wharton, Texas, March 2s.-The funeral
Of Robert $. Gabbralth took place yester-
day from the residence of Or. ]. Phillips.
Mrs. Spiers of Houston, relative of the
deceased, came in on the westbound train
and was present at the obsequies.
Senator j. Il. Linn, after few days
stay In Wharton, has returned TO his home
in Galveston.
Mrs. S. b. May has returned from a visit
to CuerO much improved In health.
Judge w. G. Carpenter, accompanied by
marie KIM linn ieId ms Weeh iot nus a4hhe
his people are confident OF a brilliant future
for their county, as IL Is the heart Of the
rice industry, and the Cane Belt railroad Is
expected TO be in Bay City In sixty days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29

Orange. Texas. March 2s.-D. Call, pres,-
dent Of the Beaumont National bank and
president Of the American OIL and Refining
company, was an Orange visitor today and
while here gave orders for all OF his busl-
moss property at this place TO be lmme-
diately repaired. repalnted and put In good
condition All Of the property owners on
Front street are renoyating aud painting
and M. Call Will join hands with them In
improving.
Il. II. O'Day has sold out his grocery and
hardware business In this city TO H. A.
Burr who viii take chnrge on the lrst OF
April and will continue the business at the
same stand
AZ a meeting Of the directors Of the or.
ange Rice NH company last night II was
decided to begin the erection Of the mill
as soon as contracts can be made and
plans specifications and bids have been
called for from rice mill builders.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR.
Fort Worth Board of Trade Wants Texa
Repre sef1ted

Fort Worth Board OF Trade Wants Texas
Represented.
Fort Worth, Texas, March 2s.--The board
of trade today adopted the following reso-
lutions unanimously:
Whereas. in the city of st. Louis there
is shortly to be held great exposition and
worlds fair, embracing n vast collection Of
products of every State and country in the
civilized world, with an exhibit OF manu-
factures inventions, and resources, and,
Whereas millions of the best people Of
this country and Europe and South Amcr-
ca. with thousands from all parts of the
globe will visit said exposition and ex-
anime the exhibits of the different States
represented there; II is therefore
RESOLVED, That this board of trade here
by petitions the Texas legislature In ses-
sion nj Austin, to consider the matter Of
appropriatlng sufficient funds to adequately
represent the State of Texas at the ST.
Louis Exposition and Worlds Fair of 1902;
and IL Is further
Resolved. That this hoard OF trade recon-
mends the erection OF "A suitable building
at said worlds fair In which the exhibits
of the resources of Texas may he exploited
TO the best advantage, and earnestly sug-
guests that every commercial body in Texas
adopt similar resolutions recommending an
appropriation for the Texas legislature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
Newton Notes.

Newton, Texas. MARCH 26.-District court
convened here yesterday with Judge West
on the bench and District Attorney a. b.
Powell representing the state.
Several pleas Of guilty have been en-.
tered In mlsdemeanor cases and small Ones
imposed.
Two felony cases have been dismissed
for want Of evidence to sustain a convir.
tion and the case OF Noah Crew (coIored),
charged with assault 20 murder. is now
on trial.
q. d. Downs OF Trotu. president OF the
Newton County Tram company, Is fore
man OF the grand jury.
The following attorneys are IN attend
ance upon the csart; w w. Blake. Rol
Blake, Gerald Batrs. IL c, Howell. Jasper;
r. A. cheafham J. T. Adams, Hoy Stark,
Orange; Joe II. Eagle, Tom Ford. Hons.
TON: w. j. Crawford. Beaumont; n H.
Casey, c. Il. Casey, H. II Good, Burke
Vile: w. G. Ramsey, San Augustine; j..
+. serr, Call. and c. II. Howard, New
ton