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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-07
LIE TuskEeEE SCHOOL

Two OF Its Representatives in the City
Charles Winter Wood to Lecture.
Prot Blecksnear of the Prairie view nor
mnl school is In the city. accompanied nv
two OF tho faculty Of Rocker n. Washing
TOMS industrial school at Tuskegee. one Of
these is Rev Charles WINTER Wood, WAC
Is IN CHARGE OF the department Of Eng
ltsh ana elocutlon at the Inskcgee msr-
tute. Tho utne f. G. a. Gilmore instructor
"a priutug nj Tuskegee.
These two coored professors are making
tour of thr southern states during the
vacation, th,ir mission being chiefly 10
keep the colored people more closely in
touch with Booker r. Washiugtons great
WORK In the int, rest Of the negro race.
Win this purpose In view Rev Wood VIII
lecture tonight In this city at the Anti zen
| chufch aud tomorrow night at the Wesley
charel. Both of Llesc entertainments VIII
emhrace chiefly. readings ana Specimens OF
his splendid elocuuonary atiaInments.
The Chicago Record Herald of recent
date dcYotes considerable space To a sketch
OF Rev Wood whom. II seems, started his
career as a Chicago bOotblack. during
which time he developed such talent for
mtmicry as to attract attention. lawAe.
upon one occasion offered him a dollar II
he would commit to memory and recite In
him Hamlet's famous speech in th ghost
scene. This he ala so clcVerly as TO brine
| his talent TO the attention OF an elocu
1 ZIONIST who employed him al - per we Il
| to take care of his office, agreeing to give
| him lessons. At the end OF the year IN
/
| the professors annual entertainments at
| the Central Music hall. He afterwards or
1 ganized a colored theatrical company 1hey
| produced Richard III for a week at the
| Madison square theater and then gave
| Hamlet for week 1T the Frciherg opera
| mousse. wood was the star ami received
some very hatterlug notices from the news.
papers. His talent finally attracted IN.
! favorable attention of a New Englan
/ fouplng mills owner wuo sent hin 10
| Beloit college whore ne remained eighi
| years and graduated IN the clas atal
course. His most conspicuous talent was
his oratory, for which he won first honnrs
at Heloit anu In the contest OF the stale
| OF Wisconsin, In the interstate COLLEGE
contest at Gaieshurg, H.. in 1875. he won
sercnG place, beipg only one point behind
the winner OF first honors. That contest
| represented ten States and G0WO students.
| I'VE Judges were William Jennings Bryan
! John j. ingalis and Governor frank 10
Jackson Of Iowa. The colored speaker GOT
a score OF 100 lpcrfecD on delivery.
Booker r Washington, heating of TIL,
genius sent him standing Invitation tC
| go To Tuskegee as one OF the faculty AMI
| after graduating In theology and irving
/ THO nulplt for while, Wood finally Wen
\ 10 ruskcgee. where he took charge OF tht
! English department..
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ITALIAN MAlpENs LOCATED.

Letter to Sheriff Anderson from New Or
leans Tells OF Their Whereabouts
The Misses vernode, those long deIin-
quent maids from sunny Italy, and OF
whom oil traces were lost after they land.
ed in New Orleans have at last been locat.
ed In the Crescent City by means Of let
ter from Sheriff A. r. Anderson The
letter from Mr.. Anderson which enlisted
the aid Of the New Orleans officials was
dated July 30, and In reply thereto Mr.
Anderson yesterday morning received the
following:
A. r. Anderson, Esq, Sheriff of Harris
County, Houston. Texas.
New Orleans, La, August 4, 1901 Dear
Sir; Replying TO Your favor OF July 30.
beg TO state that ] have located the YER
node girls at 3251 St Mary's street, aud
they are stopping with one NJ. Marciante.
II Is claimed by the girls that their father
is named g Ollvicrie, and he can be found
at q. Lamplere's, No. 1901 Congress ave
nue., your city. The failure of the delivery
of the letter was due TO the Improper
name. WHICH should be addressed to AZ .
Marciante, instead Of Nj. Braciante, Very
respectfully. John lowinee
Senior Captain and Acting Superintendent
OF Police
The officers hope to secure the attendance
OF the young ladies as witnesses 10 the
cases against parties charged with the
killing OF John fiyeri
Judge Allen has set the haboas corpus
hearings OF Ben and Tony Ollveri FOR 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

MIR Il j. Baker Of palas Is at tbe pt,e
Mr. A. Tempeton of Corslcapa IL ~ mo
Logan
Nv William Thompson of Dallas is nj
TIA Rice.
Jcbp Dalton, Ir.. of Morgan Cltv Ia ,s
at 'he Lawl0r.
Mr. w D. Bettus of Orange is at the
HutchnS house.
NJ. j. NJ. Milan of Dallas fs nj mo
Hutchins house.
Tom r. Henderson of BRYAN is guest
at TIE Lawlcr.
NJ. Il. A. Fletcher of Beaumont is nj tho
Hutchlns house.
Mr.. Ed prniher of Dallas Ia registered
at the Rice hotel
Attorney G. G. Bolts Of Brennan vas !,
the city yesterday.
Mr. r. H. Grimes of New orleans is at
tho Hhtchns house
=. \. Annis of Boston. Mass. Is lnta
arrival at the Lawlor.
MIR. J. i. Allen of La Porto is among
the Rice hotel guests
NJ. H. Rchren Of waco Il rorlsterod NJ
the Iiutcalns house.
Mr.. Jake Davis Of Galveston ia Registered
at the Hutchins house - 7"
Mr George A nm of Austin Is among
the Logan hotel arrivals.
MIR George ENGLAND az caIyes4on ,s a
guest at the Rice hotel
Mr. w q n,,nn ~ c,ors,oana T. ro,,,s
tered at the Hutchins house
Mfr w I nnnbam and vie 80 Ram.
mont are gnests nj the Rice
Mr. n n T,iierton Who .rora,s o,,+
Of ChIcnao is ri the Iiice Nv '"'''' V"'
'TV' - "' tie nv
rn ,tra IL ''Sfessh ~ 1IneSlon Is among
NJ, NJ, ,Ns - 49,, v
ny NC Muller Of New iberia, Ia, is
""'""s .ue nlee no'el susslS'
w., and atS, ID II, betpY OF hockdaie
registered at the Logan hotel " '' .
Mr. J. l. Carter OF Chattanooga Tenn,
Is registered at the Rice hotel
Mr. Sim Lewis OF South Bend. Ind Is
among the Hutchlns house guests.
4. s. Nelverton Of Riverside was among
yesterdays arrivals at the Bristol
Mr. Georco Xyor1s, has ranrned To tho
city from a sotourF, IN Galveston.
n, toh, tstath ,,ot, t-,o,,, ,,,,,t,o,.
mar, ~ paa,,n,rsnt sbe o,,sn
~, ~ pht,,,. t,,,,t,,n,.tn, -
~. -, Lttiiips ~ ""sN3en i"s 10
un'1ns Fue hu,en'nS ne0sr a,flsulS'
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HE LIKES SOUTH TEXAS
Mr.. w. c. To8EY OF ARKANSAS MAY
LOCATE HERE.
Drouth Hurt His Section Badk---No OIL
in Arkansas, but Prospects for Rich
Minerals in Ozark Mountains.

Mr.. w. c. ,robey of near Little Rock.
Ark, was visitor to Houston yesterday
and was well pleased with the evidences
OF prosperity and progress in this city since
his last visit several years ago.
Mr.. Tobey Is an extensive farmer In
Arkansas, and is In Texas prospecting
and looking over the country, with a view
to locating and making his home in this
section Of the coast country. lie said:
"While the ldrouth in my immediate sec
tlon was not as long nor as severe as II
was in other portions OF the State and
in other States, yet II was sufficiently
severe to materially damage our crops,
none of which viii be near up 20 those OF
an average year, and am here to look
over your country, especially your aerlcul-
turai lands, where you have more water
and suffer less from drouth than we do In
our section.
II have been over good portion Of the
coast country, spending some time at Beau-
mont and az Galveston, going ont from
those places TO see various sections. am
well pleased with this country, and espe-
cially glad to see the prospects 50 bright
for full and early development of II as
a rice md sugar producing section, and
shall certainly he glad TO make n good and
encouraging report Of my trip and my In
NeStgatiOns TO my people when ! return
home. st Beaumont, / found 1t almost
impossible to talk to any one OF anything
except oil, but | am not here Oh an oil
prospecting tour. We have had consider
able prospecting for oil In many portions
Of our state. lrE SO far as / have heard
none has been found IN paying quantities,
aud Learn from those who should know
that the indications are not very PROMISING
Companies have been formed ana consider
able money sunk In prospecting. but the
fever has never reached an alarming stage
There has been however, and is yet.
considerable prospecting going on ia the
Ozark mountains for gold and silver and
| have much more faith in the finding or
these minerals than / hawa in the finding
Of oil In our State. frmlt believe thar
great quantities Of gold silver and iron
He buried In those mountains, and that a
scientific Research for these hidden treas,
ures by miners Of experience and With
capital to push the work OF development,
win result in the discovery of as rich
mines in the ozark mountains as there are
In the world. The prospecting SO fur
has been In very primitive way, and gold
and silver have been fonnd only In small
quantities, but sufficient to know that
these minerals are there As 10 iron
there is no question OF vast beds Of the
| finest ore IN the country being deposited
! there / have done some little Of ttis
| primitive prospecting in this section, and
ain satisfied that when 1t is done In a
| thorough and systematic manner, the re-
suits VIII he rlch. / expect 10 return
! here ia The fall. and will possibly locate
| In the section Of country immediately
| tiguous to Houston as | have gs'at hopes
ia the near future for Houston and the
| surrounding country"
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REPORT FROM FAITH HOME
THIS ORGANIZATION JARED WELL
FROM MlSTRoT CHARITY SALE.
Those Who Have Helped to Sustain the
Home During the Month
OF July.

Mrs, NJ. V. Bryan, secretary OF the
Fort Worth Home association. furnishes
the following:
Faith Home association held the usual
weekly meeting at Shearn ehare Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. The report from
the home for July was submitted by the
secretary ~ the board II managers Mrs
X. Collins. In addition TO this report,
which * herewith subiCined, the home is
one of the benenciuries of the generous
charity sale given last week by Mr.. @. A.
Mistrot A rising vote of thanks was
gwen Mr.. Mlstrot by the entire association
for the thoughtful and timely benefit A
rising vote Of thinks was given Mr.. u
@. Tareton, the efficient and obliglng
manager OF the house. who arranged a
space on the ground floor for the ladies'
to serve Refreshments and made IT both
convenient and a pleasure for the Indies
70 accomplish their work. The store with
us many customers during the time, pre-
ecntcd quite the appearance of an up-to-
date department store, which these large
cmporums include In their convencnces for
allday shoppers. AS the percentage OF the
sales were divided equally each day be-
tween the three nonscctarlan charities OF
the city, for the week ending Saturday, the
ID, the amount received by each bcne-
ticiary was Sf23.l4
A special vote OF thanks was rendered Mr.
M "a. NIHul, WHO pHlTlhnEcu .tne use
or one OF his large gramophones daily. The
Instrument was successfully operated by
Master Nelis Grant, = years Oh, who pro
duced very Interesting and mirthful pro
gram from the various discs the con
certs were atfuctlVe anu greatly appFt
Gtiateu, as were the services OIL tne capable
ltrte operHtor' a.
~ T., ianN , ihahagers tehIGer tnanks 10 an
81 thei u, hssist,1ihLS, especluiy y tng yuung
ssrlS; Kisses h9nlce MHItfleyi M Mo2 ,d
~ - fes,,Hn IN t,ii MI WIZ
loiu' p , IWsliSul, ft,th u,gpI o. N
ft, IA NJ, iiG tIgs9n tt5 tI'
,'sS,E NV VT "et w iluNsl iiuch
o,,o om~ M RIn mug pi,n,
ps e niro,i M 800, 1851 ~ ~ t.Vi, I'LL
innn e n, cCrdiaiiy honbE Thoy
a, n ratoF,i ~, III "a {,o,,s % tbso
~, WY ei"'Viui !" d" Pau''"e 70 ''
"SpN' -
$40
report Tor iuly Of the he felchin rain
lipme association from board or managers
Mts T. >. Collins, secretnry;
Again we come Win our monthly report.
| we are glad re little ones N our care
nave 50 many KIND friends VINO are a. al
Ilines ready 70 extend ihFofs 10 them.
lhere are rev 70 Whom our shahks ,ile
always due but we are all the time addlhs
new friends to our list; and this gives Us
! greht pleasure.
me friends we nave to thank TINS month
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Port Lavaca News Items

fo'' Lavaca, Texas, August 5. About 600
ps'ple came down on the excursion from
Hd a, and intermediate points yester.
W ~ ADDITION to the usual attractions
o. uphelhg, boating and bathing, an Inter,
esttng game, OF baseball waa Dlaye1 he
tnMeeh me Cawthons of Houston and the
T - = L6ayac9 team, resulting in q score OF
The Seaside summer normal ot fbis ntace
closed saturday after very interesting
2 aag, instsrgetlye session, and today a large
PIrr'|o ~ me Normal students and visitors
Of GAYS at the gulf beach eV"p'v
2llon IN nils county Is opening 'rapidIy
s,1 pleklag WIN be general throughout tho
Is thcrght to be fairly good.
- ne town Is crowded with visitors fran,
tae interior and numbers OF people afo
bos,PY.,,n IN ana around town enjoying tho
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
SEVERAL CHANGES IN THE coLoRED
FACULTY.
Uses for Proceeds Of Bond Issue Dis
cussed--The Board VIII Have No
Trouble in Placing the Money.

The honorable school hoard Of Houston
met last night In regular monthly session
IN the room set apart for the trustees az
the high school building. Members of the
board present were President Charlton,
Secretary Tracy. Mcssrs Abel, Lighthouse
settegast, Schneider and Superintendent
Barnett Mr.. Dow was the only absen-
tee
superintendent Barnett submitted a YER
bal report on his recent attendance on the
National Educational associative which
met at Detroit. He dwelt particularly on
tho domestic arts and science as ampihed
at the meeting Mr. Barnett also detailed
his visit to the Pratt Institute at Brook
| lyn.
The several bills before the board were
referred 10 the finance committee.
The salary OF Miss Blanch wilson teach
err Of art, was increased to $50 month,
putting her on the same footing with other
teachers in the High school.
The designations OF Prof ]. H. Crawford.
vice principal Of the colored high school,
and OF Miss NJ. Taylor Of the Fifth ward
coiored school, were accepted The former
stated In his resignation that he had been
4 elected 90 the chair of science IN the
| Prare View Normal and Industrial col
! lege.
4 Vacancies occasloned by the designations
| were illledi Maggie Manning was, app.9,lnt /
ca Wce-principal OF the Colored High
~ seno 'oa ana MIS-. scott was apolnteq 10
NJ IiSnhCy occasloheu py tuls promo, ION.
LIS n ,,I Ir was eleclea l" Ihs Vacnucy
ioI. ,i , ,i., -.
1 trn. nro.ioh Was carried auth@rlzlhg lne
4 Xxx ntn"s St 70 Inhsiet sutlcl Lu1hs IRON
! ny . STATE iund 70 the locPl iunu 70 pay
/ Z ''ir~oI rs saihFles from June . 70 Auggsl ..
/ "a s o1.1ii MIS- reappolnted Janitor OF the
N%5g"i" scn9ui, 49,
! Two r"l"red schools, one IN the FIRST and
hinod IN ,nS SiApn wara, WRlch can pc c2n,
pG sou, merely dispensing with one prin'
clpAl ana one 1anitor. This raised the
/ IHSsl,on 81 whether or not tue TO the
ssVtno1l poard or the city council. The nd
/ dltona' point was MISC raised MS TO whether
U WIZ, nI' NY ISSUE Or S21UOo school bonds
! Would not prevent the disposal OF school
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CRY BREvlTlEs.

The Caledonian society viii give an en-
tertnlnment ut their hall tomorrow evening
splendid rain visited the city between
the hours of and o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The Houston Light Guard win hold their
regular monthly meeting at the armory to
night at o'clock.
The Houston Quartette society win re
hearse this evening the music 1t Is prepar-
Ing for the opening concert
A very large audience attended the regl-
lar weekly concert of the summer night
series az Turner hall last night,
There are undeliyered te2sfans At the
office of the Western Union Telegraph
company for Ella Hitchcock and G. Martin
There will be IN important business meet
| ing OF the Houston Light Guard at the
armory corner Milan street AMI Capitol
| avenue, this evening
| Ru6e De van, on charge OF theft from
| the person, was hound over TO the grand
| jury by Justice Malsch yesterday IN the
! sum Of $500 Alexander Stegal was pllced
! under bond In similar amount on Il charge
OF hufNmy
MIR. Tony Maxcey and Mrs Emma J.
Dhrenherger were united Ia marriage az 10
o'clock last night, the ceremony occurring
at the brides home, S0I james street, aud
being solemnzed ny Justice Walter Alasch.
1t was followed by a reception.
Rev. &. A. Walch of Taylor, Texas thc
newly elected minister Of the svangelical
Lutheran Trinity church, VIII arrive this
mnnsas ann ieAaS a9q on neSt SUNDAY Ee
WIN ne uuy lhatalieu III ms oulce.
movement Is on foot ny local sports
men to prosecute persons shooting quall
out OF season. Several persons have been
seen shooting this bird during the past week
aud they viii he prosecuted 10 the fun eN
tent of tile law. The quail season does not
open M oetoper ~
Mr.. II A, Osborn aud Miss Mary Wallle
were married Yesterday afternoon ct 4
o'clock ut 3i2Is Louisiana street The
ceremony was performed ny Justice Walter
Alalsch, The groom is resident Of Eorn-
beck, La. nnd mat place win oe the future
home of the happy couple.
At a habeas corpus nearing before Judge
A. c. Allen last Saturday j. b. Perkins was
admitted to hail n the s,tin OF $1,000 The
defendant is ,hareed with being party
! 10 the street duel 81 early june in which
| two men were kiued and two wounded,
| Mr. I'erlius being one Of the latter
Nana.os f,,oos AfcArrbn 90 mo Harris
| ro,,,,tS ,,, Sn9 run ,ybich has AID
acres IN rico On me San Jacinto river,
was In tho city Yesterday He reports
i than tba rice is four' feet high and becinnlng
/ 10 head with the nrosnects very fnttering
| for a inrce Weld
| ~, 49, 4 mint.
pine rlct mFn WlltVn ~, w m -, ~, Z
| Uhhnl Is ctetuhs lot the - n, noInPSVS Z
! neeu hhu iNcr COMPANY ~ wy CViutF "
seIhhes anu 1mu' va, ~ ,,, iVoi! ~ ~
eIatlhE S'hISmDSl J., y VIZ 49, l'p'eaene u ~
cum la OF f-VovV ahh VIZ ueSe -, So t,
~ NV t"HH AVt tN,nttN IVY" "a wv Wa"
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ALL KINDS CARRIED IN STOCK.
tnq city and Joined Mr. Dunn at the

the city ana joined MI Dunn al the
btlStol'
~: 4. W Fly formerly mayor and n
well Known citizen Of Galveston, was IN
tha city yesterday on professional bush
ness.
Mr. w j. Hines Of Sour Lake Is q guest
ut the Hutchns house, being en- reltc to
Marlin to become Identified with the Ar
llngton hotel there
Mir Chester II Rrron ono of uouston's
voting attorneys loft Yesterday on me
International and Great Northern on a
professional trip.
Co.,,,ci n ~ trolt NJ Franz Andra,vs
N, NM, ~ Wl.1,'ru o,,j
~ y, l,t'i'", Nl' -; ~ 80 ~ W ~ - "
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Yoakum Ioo,,s

A'ofnm, Texas August 6--Mr. ]. A..
raves OF Cuero who recently purchased
'pe D. t. Eweil Go. stock If dry goods
SS1 Kan over from Cuero yesterday and has
Thursday next ~ '"s'ne'S VI
M No', ION mas been coming in quite lively
fAW days having caused il 10 omen 'pe DIV Div
.;,nr' pa Livingston. who was for some
H An, employed as dispatcher by the San
III 'p 10 anu Anansas Pass railroad hut
stnas recently been at Fort Worth has
t t,a, to Noakum and resumed his posi-.
Mts y Y. Leasing has returned from
'H't I" her parents at Rosenberg.
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Keep you vital oreans in good eond,tIon
n YOU would have health through no ma
larial season. PRICKLY ASH BI'TTERS
clcanses and strengthens the stomach Ilyor
ana bowels and helps The system To resist
street; Abbott Cockrell 4 Co. COZ Main
street; A. +. Kieshng, 502 Main street
special agents.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Nora Smith.

Mrs. Nora Smith aged 80 years wife OF
MIR Rudolph Smith, died Monday night at
Houston Heights. The funeral occurred at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, interment
being In Hollywood cemetery. Rev. John
Il. Green, pastor OF the Mckee Street Meth
odlst church, conducted the services.
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Grand &c Conoert.

Concert from to II this evening at
our store. GU Main street We wish 10
show how Wonderfully simple the ART Of
piano playing has been made hy the late
Invention. the angelns. BY means OF this
piano player any child may ronder The
a lover OF music We are willing 70 prom.
Use you an enjoyable evening lol age
cordially INVITED.
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John Henry Ross.

John Henry Ross sou of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Ross, aged > years and I months
died Monday night at IL o'clock. The
funeral will take place from the family
residence. 1925 Center street. at 10 O'clock
this morning. Interment viii be in the
German cemetery.
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Election Of Officers.

The South Texas Loan and Building as
saciaiion held It's annual election Of of
aeers N the. office Of The association, II
The following officers we're elected; A. X
1Ayier president. O. c. Drew Vice presi
de 4! ! HSSwelS S9,dsns sseretnaFIS ear
SAM Mcneil, O. 4. Drew. A X Taylor
O \. TAFT, G. Cain, John Hyde aud Franz
c. Colby.
mud dividend of $ per cent, for which
checks viii be mailed TO stockholders.
THE association Is In prosperous con
diucn
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Helen WenzeI.

Helen daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Michael
s. Wenzei. aged year and 8 months died
yesterday morning at o'clock at the fam
ily residence, 1l15 Taylor street. The
funeral occurred yesterday afternoon with
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TECHNICAL EDUCATION.
Many Texans Going to Georgia Schoo
Of Technology.

OF Technology.
Many young men are taking advantage
Of the Georgia Institution for techn'eIl
Training In Atlanta, Ga. Courses on rel
ale mechanical, electrical, civil and tex
tile engineering and engineering chemls-
fry Cost about $500 per nnnum, every
thing included. Dormitory system com
plete-
Advantages are one-third the cost OF
the same offered at the North, Atlanta 5
splendid climate is a guarantee for good
health Five hundred students are eA-
pected Enrolment last year 4dS
For catalogue and particulars address
Lyman Hall, president. Atlanta, Ga.
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ANOTHER PAcKEaY Hl'''. /.
Fort Worth is Figuring % l'''''
Biz Plants H

Fort Worth, Texas, AVE- M, 4
heels of the reported deal p ' s
and Swift are TO come Hs.. . ggltss
is current today taat g ,'d !, q
packlng house plant - f@ NJ Z.
report IS said to come ,srlpsH'
who is with the ehicas;,gh M rs
formerly connected VAIN .ll,,' X NJ
stock wards. There Is lsseIas iir
over H. prospects Of hA
mammoth packing plants
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Infant nf 3. M. Stnkesnnrru.

The Infant of Mr. and Mrs H. W. Stokes
berry OF 1107 Seventh street died early yes.
terday morning and was buried yesterday
Afternoon.
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Madam Ruple's parlors at the Hutebins
house are crowded. Every day more IN.
terest than ever Is shown IN her work. STA
Win be here but a few days longer.
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Q "A - ~ % IRA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
Of @x1ZzzZx

Going 70 Buffalo. New York or Rostor
take the famous Knickerbocker Special via
tn NC BIG -Four Route ana New York Central
nsuHS' No ferry transfer.
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--.stue.s NJ

For digestive asssosanIenct s u.
wnkef,iIness, headaene .,i,ssoess \ Vi
accomplishments, q ,eces,S, ,I Issatsa.,
Is a prompt aud upeqp.,"g i. gfs'
70 cents For sale N ?
visit 502 Main street -
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p,t clsburne Camp, !, \

c,.burne. Texas, A'isps' X, I is',
camp L. c. W slfc,'7 nanIi:
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