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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-26
0piniOneS del" "Journal''
SObre Colombia Venezuela,
Traducimos de aquel importante

Traducimos de aquel importante
diario:
sLa acci6n del Presidente Zela-
va, de Nicaragua, prestando activa
sunlue oculta ayuda al Presidente
Castro en- su guerra con Colombis
parece que Sc debe 8 su dc SEQ de
fundar una Gran Rspdblica Central
Americana, de la cual, espera ser
probsblemente ell Jefe.,
<Ayuda q Castro con regalos de
dinero, caf1ones, rifles y municiones,
as1 como los irsurgentes col lom bia
nos, y SO hace el ciego ante la orga
nlzaci6n de expediciones ilibusteras
en- Nicaragua. Tiene mucho mate
rial de guerra guardado en- sus ar
senales, Ell cuRl ha ,estado almace-
nando durante muchos af1os.,
<Se cree que Castro y Zelaya
se entienden perfectamente, que
su plan consiste en- formar dos gran
des Estados, uno que incluya a We
nezuels, Ecuador la parte de Co.
lombia al Sur del itsmo, presidido
por Castro; ell otro una confederation
central americana, desde la frontera
mejicana hasta el itsmo, presidida,
desde luego, por Zslaya. Esta dlti-
ma, incluira q Nicaragua, Guatema-
Ia, Costa Rica, Honduras y Saliva
dor,
Esto dice <El Journal,, ST non
vero, bene trovato.
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La reunion de maeStrOS
10 QUE Sc ENsENARA EN- Ell
PROXIMO ANO ESCOLAR,

Ea la maf1ana de aver, Sc cele-
bro una reunion. en \ escuela de la
calle de la Fortaleza. la que asis-
tieron cssi todos los maestros con
tratados en- San Juan.
E inspector sefor Armstrong,
ha manifest ,do 8 los profesoree
que crefa lleg ado Ell mome1to de in
troducir algunas reformas en- Ia en-
sef1anZa, asimilandoA en- 10 possible
8 la que Sc da en- los Estados Uni
dos.
En- el pr6ximo af1o escolar, ha-
bra safianza de m1sica y dibujo.
Los profesores que carezcan de
estos conocimientos, tendran necesi-
dad de adquiririos de los profesores
espeeiales.
La ensef1anza de la md sica esta-
ra a cargo de la Srta. Nadal; la del
dibuio d cargo de una profesora anne
ricana y la del ingles estara enco-
mt !ada los ayudantes de los prin-
cipalt 3. que seran americanos
ri sef1or Armstrong cree que la
ensefanza sara este afo mas fAcil
que el af1o anterior y de mas resul-
tados practicos; mas pArece que q
los maestros no les agrada mucho 10
de tudiar mnsica y dibujo
Muchos dicen que va estan bag-
tante viejos para solfear la Borin-
uueD.
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WILLIAM N. BERKELEY
Director del Laborato. 10.

nistas, cuyo principal argumento
bss Aba on la ignorancia de la cien-
cia sobre la naturaleza misma de la
vacuna
En- adelante, todo ell problema
de la vacunaci6n sc reduce esta
sencilla question; iVals mas tener
una viruela atenuada, llamada vacu-
na, exponerse q coger una virue
la autentica, que puede ssr NOR
tai?
Es SECURE que el descubrimlen-
to del Pi ofe :or IFnnck, ssfa el pun
to de partida de otras Investigation
nes fructfferas en- Ell dominic de las
febres eruptivas, el safampion, la
escarlatina, la alfombrilla, etc.
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El legad0 del
PintOr MOreau,

Parece que al fin Ell gobierno
frances Sc decide q aceptsr Ell her
noso legado del ia noso pintor Gus
tavo Moreau.
/ Ei presidente de IA repdblica, /,
designado como arbitro para deci.
diirlo, se muest,a .. inclinado clio.
Et feg6do de Gustxvo Mofa3u
al estado frances cansiste NADIA me-
nos que en- 7bO cuadros, muchos de
ellcs obras maestras del genial ar
tists,
Estas obras estAn coIocadas en-
tres gAlerfas del hotel de Moresu,
tambiAn legado al Estado por el pin
tor para museo de sns cuadros.
Ed 50 testsmento disponfa Mo-
reau que sas cuadrzs Sc diesen al
E5tado y ii este no los acsptaba 4
laciudad de Parts Si tampoco el
municipio aceptaba el esplendido
donativo institdia prepietario de sus
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FOREIGN

One Year. .......... gold ..... s 800
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Emulsion
de Scott

: es una combination feliz
: que proporciona los ma
teriales para reparar los
: tejidos y la sangre. La in
8 fancia es la edad que mas
beneflcios reporta de la
5 Emulsion de Scott. Por
: su buen sabor es tolerada
) por ei paladar mas deli
: eado. ASH como los ar
: boles necesitan para Gre
: Ger y desarrollarse buena.]
: terra, abono y riego: asf
tambien los ninos re-
z quieren el uso de la
Z Emulsion de Scott de
8 aceite de hfgado de ba-
: calao con hipofosfitos de
: cal y de sosa, que repre-
Z senta para elloS fuerZa,
3 salud y algeria.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Quimicos. New York.
De venta en- las Droguerias = Famacias.
"a
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ProfeSoreS de San Juan
Escuelas a que son deStinad0s

SAN FRANCISCO.
Principales: Maria LloYet, Gut
llermina Gohzalez.
Graduadas: Mercedes Infante,
Angelina Hernandez, MauuelA Ar
bona. Consuelo Siragusa, Catalina
A. Castro, Pillar Domingo, Marina
Lopez.
FORTALEzA.
Principal: Enrique Landr6n.
GradusdaS: Josefa Rivera Bus
cali, Victoria e. Cabrera, Dolores
DIVA, Jacoba Gonzalez, Georgina
r. Cint-dn, Juan Cueto Rodriguez,
Antonio J. Lumbano, Maria Ortiz
Figueroa, Beatriz Lasalls.
!. PUERTA DIE TIERRA:;
Principal: Miguel Gorbea.
Graduadas: CAfmen Gandfs, An
tonic B. Salgado, Fernando del To
sANTURCE.
Principal: Jose Becerra.
Graduadas: Andrea Aren as, Ra-
mona Palma. Manuel Boada.
RURAL DEL MACHUCHAL.
Carmen M. Mascara.
Maestro de mu sica Y dibuio, Mx.
tide Nadal
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OHclna San Francisco 50
|Sin Rival en-
Ell Manlo.

: El medicamento que
: mas fama ha alcanzado
: en- el mundo es la Emul-
!. sion de Scott. No hay
s pals civilizado donde no
: Sc pronuncie su nombre.:
: con respeto, y esa repu-
: tacion bien adquirida no
es hija de la casualidad,
Z sino consecuencia legf-
: TINA de los buenoS re-
! sultados que ha produ-
8 ducido la medicina en-
: las intermediates del
8 pecho y de la garganta,
Z en- los escrofulosos y de-
: bilitados. La association
: del Aceite de Hlgado de
8 Bacalao con los hipofos--
8 fltos de sosa y cal, como
Z Sc encuentran en- la
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lnforne.

Sandal d
Ia a liza de Septienbe 1901
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! obras asu legatario universal NJ.

obras q asu legAtario universal M.
Ropp.
D1rante algdn tempo SO ha
tenido el tenor de que el gobieruo
frances no aceptara el legado.
Algnnos periodicos de Paris
han dicho que un comite norte-am
ricauo habfa propuesto al lsgatario
M, Rupp ID ventA de las obras de
Moreau en- Ia cantida1 do so milo
mes.
Linea f6rrea del 0eSte.
TIMER RIO.
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Firm Court of Appeals.

Dallas, Texas, February 16.--The fol.
lowing were the proceedings in the cour.
OF civil appeals Tor the Fifth supreme Ju-
dicial district at Dallss today:
Reversed ana remAnded: Robert Reed
ct al vs.. ]. f. Co.ey, from Rockwell.
Reversed and rendered: Hartford Fire
Insurance Company VS.. 5. NJ. Ransom ct
al, from Navarro.
Motions disposed Of: Jules Schneider
ct al vs. d.eonard rellars ct al. rehe ring
aud additional conclusions OF fact over
ruled; j. J. Segal VS., J. A. Armls.cad.
strike out statement Of facts, postponed
until submission Of cause.
cases submitted: J. 7. Bailey vs.
Rockwell County National Bank, from
Rockwlll; The state OF Texas vs.. ]. NJ
Hoard ct al, from Hunt; Il. c. Rivera VS.
III. l.. White. from Dallas J. H. Neely e,
81 VS., Grayson County National Bank.
from Grsyson; State National Bank OF
Dallas vs. j. II, Hathaway ct al. from
Dallas.
Cases set for March 2: ]. r. Jones O,
al vs.. Y, f, Underwood ct al from Dal-
las; Missouri, Kansas and Texas RAILWAY
Company vs., W. h. Vide ct al froT
no skwal; Gulf. Colorado and Santa II,
Railway Company vs.. W. D. Farrls. from
Ellis; Theodore Scrlvener VS.. CITY Of
Paris, from Lamar; Glenn & Rowe vs. Z
D. Seley ct al. from Hnl Gulf. colorad,
aud santa Re Railway Company US. Nel
/ lie Morgan ct al, from Delta.
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A MEASURE OF RELIEF.
Those Who VIII Labor Are to BE
Given n Chance,

Columbia, Texas, February 15.--After a
thorough investigation of the condition OF
the storm sufferers in Brazor a county,
MIR. William Willard Howard general
ms mayer of the Texas relief fund. of 49,
Fifth avenue, New York City, has intro
ducod into the farming districts here the
system Of Industrial relief that he mas
successfully carried on for the benefit OF
the reconcentraaos in Cuba during the
past two years
TAX ng the plan Of the Cuban industrial
leilei commission is a basis OF operation.
MI Howard has rented several farms
within q radius Of twelve miles of CO.
lumba. and has made arrangements Tor
the employment Of idle and destitute farm
laborGrs in the cultIyat on Of these lands.
NO free rations or supplies of any kind
VIII be given 10 those laborers, but the
standard wages OF the district VIII be
paid 10 them in cash each Saturday night.
The relief funds VIII be used only for
the payment of labor. the purchase Of
seed Tor planting the fields. and the pur-
chase OF feed for the teams actually en-
Z ged in the work. The owners of the
lands viii have charge of these farms as
super ntendents, They will receive no
salary but viii get a share of the crop
IN payment for their services and the
use Of their lands, teams and farming i'm
Elements.
] The purpose of this work is to provide
employment for the poor, thus enabling
Them to help themselves and keep clear Of
me demoral'zing influences of direct
charity IL Is not projected as 4 money
making enterpr Sc Should good crops
/ ne raised, however, they will be sold in
the best availahle market. and the pro-
ceeds returned to the fund to be used in
some other charitable or relief purpose,
IN ths administration of this work, Mr.,
howard has the assistance OF a commit
zee 81 the leading citizens. of Columbia.
OF WIN oh Mr. j. II. Shapard Is chairman
epg NJ Travis l.. Smith is treasurer.
ms system OF relief meets with the
cordill approval Of all classes OF the
IiupuiaWon Of Br'zoria County. Farmers
VINO were impoverished by the storn, and
s ue Hoods of last year have apnlled to
mr' Howard for relief IN greater numbers
man he has funds to provide for Should
naIlttonal funds be received the work
VIII be extended.
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HIGHER COURTS.
Second court Of AppcaIs.

Fort Worth, Texas, February 16.-Fol-
lowing proceedings were had in the court
OF civil appeals for the Second supreme
judicial district;
Motions submitted: Jones VS.. Bous bon
nais, for rehearing; Esaoshey VS.. Auer for
rehearnG; Rankin VS.. Mccallum ct al.
for rehearing; Bowerman vs.. Gracey 4
Pope, for rehearins; Osborne & Co. vs..
Thompson, for conclusions; Calf, Colorado
and Santa Fe Railway Company VS., Pow
ell, for rehearlng; Cooley vs.. Cram TO
affirm on certihoatei Bruce ct al VS..
First National Bank Of Weatherord, f-r
rehearlng Osborne & CD. We. Thompson
for rehearing; Newman vs.. Decker for re-
hearing
Motions overruled. cass County vs.,
WilSarger County, fer rehearngi West
ern Union Telegraph Company VS.. Norris,
for rehearing; Newman vs.. Decker, for
rehearing
Cases submitted: McLennan Coanty VS.
Graves ct al. from Eastland, Gates VS.
Unknown Heirs uf W. l., Aston, from
Aardeman; Murray Ginning system CON-
pany vs.. Exchange National Bank, from
Denton; Nabie VS.. Wilder, from Parher'
I Houx VS. state 81 Texas. from Palo Plato
/ O'koefc 81 al Ks. MCPHERSON, from Mitca-
ell Cult Colorado and Santa he Rail
way Company VS.. Knox ct al, from TAI.
\ rant. Dorsey Printing Company VS.
/ Gainesville Cotton Seed oil Company
from Cooke
Gases affirmed; Gulf, Colorado an!
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peaTing all laws and parts OF laws in con-
fiict herewith The bill prov des pen
atty OF a fine OF not less than $500 and not
exceeding $500 for violation of its pro-
visions.
BY McFall and Aloore--To incorporate
the city of Austin; 10 grant 1t new
charter. and to fix Its boundaries This
bill Is a copy of the city charter OF the
city OF Austin, with the following changesl
Section ., which provides for a board
OF seven aldermen, is hanged by the bill
to read as follows:
Section 3, The board OF alderman shall
consist OF fourteen members, two from
each ward, who shall be residents of the
wards from which they are elected Ons
alderman from each ward shall he elected
| by the qualified voters of the ward and
one alderman from each ward shall b.
elected by the qualified voters OF the en-
tire city They shall possess the qualih-
'cations required by this charter Tor
mayor.
Section ~. which provides for board
| OF police commissioners, TO cons.s OF
three members, including the mayor, Is
changed to read as follows
Section -, The council shall provide
for such policemen as may be necessary
for the proper policing Of the city which
policemen shall receive such compensa-
ton as may be provided by the council
The policemen shall be APPOINTED by the
marshall and confirmed by the council
but the right Of confirmation shall not
be held TO give the right OF substituting
other names 10 the place Of those noni-
mated, nor shall q name once rejected hj
presented again within six months, Nay
policeman who shall take any part ii
ldny election. whether city. county. State
or National. other than voting. shall for
felt his position. and the council upo,
proof shall so declare. and the vacsnc,
shall be allied as in case of first appoint
mont
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Santa Fe Railway Company vs.. Praffett
from Bosque; Popenoe vs.. Harley ct al.
from Scurry; Belcher Land and Mart
gage Company VS., Williamson ct al, from
Tarrant.
Reversed and renamed; Fort Worth
and Denver City Railway Company vs..
Gisrap, from Wise; McCo.d- Collins Co u-
press Company VS.. Sterne, Lauer, Sbohl
& Co., from Wise.
Cases set for March ., 1901: Hall Bros.
VS.. Sellers & Co.. from Eastland; Par in
Orendorft VS.. Deering Harves err Gem
pany from Clay; Mcneil VS.. Offcrd e. al
from Erahh; Pfefer ct al W. Man ur-
Tehbetts Implement Company from Com
anche; White ct al VS. Pyrau, from + sh-
or; Barnes VS.. Settlemeyer from Com
enche; J1hnson ct al VS. Brightman, fr IN
Comanche; Butterworth VS. CT Y OF Hen
rietta, from Clay; Howell vs.. Miller ct al
from Wise.
Passed to February s3: Robertson vs.
Kirby ct al, from Taylor.
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torio asylum, were here today on bust
ness With the State purchasing agent.
The state board OF education today pur-
chased for the school fund $4,000 city Of
Terrell bonds.
Secretary OF State Tod is in Houston
for a few days on business
r. A. Smith OF BaiIinger is hero for a
few days ON business,
w. G. Barber attorney for Glib Gay.
was here yesterday to see him. but was
not permitted to do so on account of the
quarantine at The county jail.
Mr.. @. r. Hamilton has gone TO New
York to buy goods
Major Joe Booth OF the Texas Rangers
Battalion association was presented with
gold badge at the recent meeting IN
Fort Worth.
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HOUSTON CORPORATION.
Consumers Gas and Fuel Company, with
s25O,OOO Capital Has Been Chartered.
SUPPLIES FOR THE STATE INSTITUTIONS
Contracts Have Been Let by the Pur-
chasing Ascnt--Municipai Ticket
for Austin decided On.

Austin. Texas, February ts.-The char
tiers OF the following corporations were
hled for record today in the department
OF state:
Consumers Gas and Fuel company OF
Houston; capital stock s25oo9o; purpose
to manufacture and supply gas and oil
to the public for lighting and fuel pur-
pcses. Incorporators, John II. Kirby. Is,
n Bonner. W. II. Lovesrove. II. Prince
and Hugh Hamilton, all OF Houston
Liberty Valley Industrial company OF
Liberty. Liberty county; capital stock
$4,000; purpose, the construction and
maintenance OF general system OF irri.
CATION. Incorporators, J. NJ. Bell. II. r
Bell. J. R. Bondurant. c. f. Stevens and
H. e. Marshall.
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Twice so
Years

81 have used Ayers Hair
Vigor for thirty years and | do
think there is anythingequa
to it for a hair dressing j.
"A. GRUENENFELDER, Grant
fork, ILL.,, June s, 1899.
81 have used Ayers Hair
{ Vigor for over thirty years and
can testify TO its wonderful
merits. 1t has kept my scalp
free from dandruff and my hair
soft and glossy. And it has
prevented my hair from turn
ing gray" - Mrs. +. A.
SouLE, Billings, Mont, Aug,
80, 1899.
One dollar bottle.
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MKrNNEY's ENTERPRISE.
uniting and Manufacturing Com.
pany Has Becp Organized.

Mckinney. Texas, February l5.-Ip tho
on'ees of the First National bank here
ias' night the Mckinney Milling ana Man
uiae'uring company was organized with
I. T. Emerson president ami ]. W. Field
wee president, The capital stock was
SCI al 100000 and all was paid up an nncs
s,Ser the company was organized. Ths
OBJECT OF the new company Is the erection
ane operation OF a large Touring mil
cotton seed oil mill cotton gin and ics
man In Mckinney. The company Is com.
posed OF the following. who are amon.
me county's wcalthiest citizens. ana wbs
memo 20 increase The eapi al s,ock q
s ~ concern U he enterprises demand II
:, I E Ia y W. Fold, II n Crouch
J, II. Crouch O. z. Aberna,hv S'yS
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Austin, Texas, February l6--lnsurance
companies today paid tax and qualified to
do business in Texas during the current
year as follows
knights OF the Protested Ark of
wichita. Kan; office fees, 81; agents GER
tiacates. 81.
Woodmen of the World Of Omaha. Neb.
office fees, 81.
knights Of Honor OF St. Louis, Mo-;
office fees, S.
National Life Insurance company OF the
United States OF America OF the District
OF Columbia. amount OF tax, $7e9.3l; Of
nee fees $50; ageus certificates, Si2.
Mannheim lmarine) Of Mannheim, Ger
many amount OF TAX, $206S0; Office fees
$50: agents certificates. 50.
Standard Marine OF Liverpool amount
Of tax, 1891 IS; office fees, $22, agent.
certificates $50,
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A rickct necidcd nn.

Austin Texas. February 1G.--The clti-
sens' committee for tho purpose OF bring
ing out a business man FOR mayor and
board % aldermen who Will &c, in har-
mony with the mayor in all things for
the advancement or the city held a meet
ing last night and decided on Judge Rob.
ertson for mayor. The board OF alder
snen is 20 be as follows: r. J. Byrne
J. p. Schneider. Il. VI. Thompson. JOSEPH
Stumpf Bassett Nitschbe, Joe Shumate
and TheOrdore Low.
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Largent, A. G. Chandler, Ben Hill. ]. W.
Webb, W. r. Hill DR.. ID. c. Combest and
T, II. Emerson. The completion OF these
enterprises will be pushed SO as to be
ready for operation in Time to handle
this years crops.
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A TEXAS WOMB
Halls Great Dis'''''

on. small bottle Of Han sa,,sd'r u'g,,
cures ali kidney ana ssst.s sssl Z
moves gravel. cures ahssks. rhe-
lions. weak and iams ~ = riansls q y
all IRREGULARITIES OF rs bladit "a
s e SSsa mi Il a s1a sold +, e, !,
&c eets ss1' is 81 TWO months .s,, fsss
hall. Sole Manufacture. ., 4
Lcuis Mo. send for ,.en nrif n
ali druggists and HOUSE, :.
eroesbech, Texas, s e : "a
Is 10 certify that ] na I'M, ~ 4
kidney and bladder t,rsossueSorsrl,
lie Of Halls Great p'A * ooS
fully recommend i % N NJ ~
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Note. and rcrsonnIr.

Austin, Texas, February 16.--Phillip f.
Auliin OF the department OF public In
stitutions OF Armour Packing Co.. with
headquarters at Kansas City, aud 3. b.
Morse Of the Swift Packing Co were here
today in regard to bids opened by the
purchasing agent.
DR.. Turner, superintendent OF the Ter
rell asylum. and Hon. John l.. Terrell,
president. and b. l.. Gill. member OF
the board OF the said institution. and Or.
Graves, superintendent Of the San An
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Contract. Awarded.

Austin, Texas, February 1e.--sta;e Pur-
chasing Agent Dodge has awarded sew
eral large contracts.
Flour for all institutions 10 Craddock
Grocery Co. of Terrell at an average OF
$3.50 per barrel, hrst patent, ana s.. 20
for second patent. ia wood.
Sugar all Institutions except Orphans
home and Southwes tern Insane asylum 10
John Orr OF Austin, Texas: graduated at
So ~ per c. w. T. Same price and brand
for Southwestern Insane asylum TO VI.
Csstanola & sous OF san Antonio. three
months.
Packing House Products.-Bacou, bell
lies ali institutions ezcep' Corsicana.
three months at average Of 0.lo 40 per
c. " T.; to Craddcck Grocery Co. l4-i6
average, Dallas and Omaha pack. Break
fast bacon. Craddock Co, all institutions,
three months, wide, thin. 1o-l2 average.
10 rs cents, Ployer brand Hams. Grad
dock Co, three months, ls-pound aver
sre.-t17.s csata. PFC
pare leaf. Craddocll Co.. Orphans home
So As per c. W T. Austin institutions,
Nelson. Davis & Co., Fort Worth product
Ss.1s per c. w. T. Southwestern Insane
asylum, Hugo q Schneider, Houston
product, at $S.S74 per c. w. T.
Bacon eaies for Orphans homc-Cor-
sicsna Grocery Co, at 10 cents. Armour
pack, 1913 average.
Butterlne--All institutions, six months
6wift's Jersey at II cents for one-pound
prints. lSis cents FOR two-pound bricks
10 Swift & Co. OF Chicago.
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Jamc, mitchell KILLED Himself.

Austin. Texas, February Thames
Mitchell. well known furniture dealer
Of this city this evening killed himself
by firing a bullet through his heart. The
deed WAS committed at his home, where
he had been confined with Illness for some
time. He was about 30 years old and
leaves q widow and two children.
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WRECK on TEXAS Asp
Engineer Was So Bna', r,ms.
Died in a short TUE

Dallas. Texas. February -. u
bound freight train on the a'' > 4.
clfc railroad ran into a IN n,,,, u
siding fifteen miles east p pa ,s,,.,
this morning. The ens'Ae LA
and part of the train was WI ), ia
eng neer. C. NJ. Nelson, =, = ,h.l Y
Texas. was so badly scaI secs 8
man. whose home IS ~ I'm sei 80
was badly scalded ana Pr "a Ii, 4
he'd. face and hands. ~ !, psy
broken He was brousss, .s !.
placed in the Hermllase -,
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONVENTION
II IL to be Held at Waco June 20
to -.

To DC HeIH at Waco june 20
to -.
waco Texas. February 16.--Dr. A.
lara. pastor of the Contra, Christian
enurch' has received advices that the
executive board OF Christian church con-
.snti on OF the State has decided 10 hold
~ Slate Convention in the city of Waco.
ue late heins fixed June 20 to %. The
, ~ when II met last year de,idei
meet IN Galveston, hui since then
iu aWiai storm disaster has svept the
=, .lly aud for this reason the place
:" "ss'ins Was changed to Waco. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-17

Central church OF this city VII
tain the convention and vii x
make It a great success Gele'alH|
a thousand delegates attend theses
tiong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-17

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