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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-09

SeflOres:
Les cigarrillos que 20 fumo 70
tienen NADIA de par ticu' ar: 10 que
tienen es papel higienico, tabaco
inmejor able, elabt racion esmerada,
envase artfstico Y la marca TRES
ESCUDOS.
Ho d;nbo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-09

Don Salvs der Nlcolau ha sido
centra' a 10 para uaa de las escue as
rurales de Caeuas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-09

Hoy por segunda vez hemos te-
nido el buen gusto de saborear la
leche batida que preparan en- la le-
cherfa ffeate al eNuevo Bazar,. y
pode nos asegurar que es la mejor
que Sc sirve hoy en- San Jnan, per Ia
pureza &c Ia leche y por Ell precio
de 5 centaYoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-09

En- brave saldra para Venezue-
la don Arturo Machicote coloc ado
en- ell cuerpo de Teleg af de aque-
la Rep1bl;ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-09

El Licenciado don Antonio Mo,
emo Calderon ha sufrido una .peou =
Ia rocaida en- su enfermeda1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-09

Gale del Cristo : No. l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-09

G Sc ha encargado de la vigilan.
cia, de las carreteras del Distrito
Sur de la isla el ingeniero don Ra-
fael del Vale y'Zeno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
rudre, benn bieie f0nnen am

bel1teoel mare, oerlt btele fonl1el am
beiten ermeGen. melde 8ebeatuns es
bat unb wel9e gmpfinbunSen es Der.
porruft.
Sin nett melentli9eres Moment Inn
WenI6enleben lit bic 3beilnabme am
MiBseldide @nberer. Wan Ipri9t
pom elmer Bette i'm Wenlden, bic bas
Slid bes @nbern 81 uerni6ien be-
itrebt lit. Der Oidter last: u8d-
re nidt Der SaB Der Wenlden, o es
mare id0n auf g%.rpen," unb Der ate
G0mer Opio ersdblt uns, mad Der
SinbHutb ieien bic neuen Wenlden
aus Steinen entitanben, wel6e bic
smeite Nbnmutter Yyrrba binter ii9
seworfen bate, beBbalb Jet oas Weus
i@ensei6le6t bartbersis wie Stein.
Sirwabr, es sibt man9e Weniden,
wel6e bas l1nsliid Der Witmenl6en
ni6t uur nidt ribrt, ionbern sic li6
nit mabrbaft beitialiider ODER i%atani=
l6er @ouuit al ben S%eelenqualen
Mnberer meiben, 0eute, benen bas gar
gum SsoirfniB %seworben gu iein
l9eint. Snbeiien lit i'm Wenidenber.
sen, menn es ni9t gang ab9eltumpft
lit, bod cine Saite, mel9e unmiutir=
li@ NIT anflinst, wenn Ser S9rei
fremben gienbes, uno lei er aud nod
70 itumm, iie NIT ieinen @euen BE.
ribrt. . nein, BEL aQer 2ieb(oiis=
teit unb 9artbersisfeit, welde in Der
@elt lit, finhet ii6 bod nod uiel
Wenl9enliebe unb Elm bobes Wab
ebrli9er unb aus benz Snneriten quel.
lenber Tbeilnabme fir frembes 9eib,
Mitsefibl ebeliter Dirt fur fremben
S9merS, inter Ben Wunbern, beren
@irfen nimmer ausseidrieben mirb,
lit nod bas Menidenbers nit Ieinem
9iebsn, nit ieinen Mitsefablen BEL
bitteren Stunben bes Nebenmeni9en.
Die selell9aftlt9e Gillette erforbert
es, BEL i6mersli@en gorfommnifeu,
bic 8efannte uno Sreunbe betrefien,
ieiner Sbeilnabme minbli9 ober
i9riftli9 Iusbrud 81 seben, insbe=
ionbers bel SobesfdIen. Gs lift bas
utelfa9 auerbiuss cine leere Sormali=
tdt %semorben, bic einfad beBbalb be-
oba6tet mirb, neil iie pom benz suten
Gone seforbert mirb, aber eine 8e=
beutuns bat tie bod, unb mebr ais In
Der &esel %ansenommen gu rperbeu
pFest. 8en Elm i6meres WiBseidid
ni~eoerbeust, 10 baB bas 9erS idier
seriprinsen m6@te, 0, ber lit fir iebe,
aud bic f~leinite &uubsebuns Der Sbeil=
nabule leiner Nebenmeuiden banfbar,
berSli6 baufbar unb itelt feline Ste
ferionen bariber an, of bloBes gerez
monieI ober inneres Mitgefibl tie
e~inseseben bat. Oie Meni9ennatur
bat bas 8ebarfniB, in ibrem S9mer=
&c in Der Nntbeilnabme Der Mitmen=
i9en ii6 Eroit gu irden, baran rid.
tet iie ii6 auf unb in ibr finbet lie Ell
ne Stase. MOsen ale uniere eeier
bauor bemabrt bleiben, bic 8iatisfeit
bieler Ebatiade an ii6 ietblt erproben
gu miiien, bafar aber UNI 10 mebr be-
reit iein, %benienisen, wel6en bas
Sdidial bittere StunSen ienbet, biele
bur6 ibre ernlte unb wirfli6e Sbetl=
nabme na6 WOslidfeit gu linbern!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
Gin alidliaer 3ufaQ. @tr lei

Gin slidlider 3mfaG. 8ir leleu
td9li6 in Der greiie Sertdte bon
slidliden gnbeduusen in Ben @olb=
felbern Ilasfa's, aber beute baben mir
cine bebeutenbe gntoeduns gu uersei9=
men, mel@e in unlerer unmittelbaren
Ndbe itattfanb. Serr Saul pietrsaf,
1T Ylapter Ctr, Buffalo, 81. 9.
fanb smar fetne @ol6mine, ionberu,
mas am gnoe wi6tiser lit, etne Mine
Der @elunbbeit. Serr Pietrsat BE-
i@reibt feline gntbeduns an Or. geter
Sabrnep in gbicaso, 3d., uie folst:
uWertber 9err! Sd baltic es fir
meine Pfi9t, Sbnen fur bic Sesnun=
gen BON Sorni's alpenfrduter 8lut.
beleber meinen Sanf aussubriiden,
ba ct meme Srau BON einem brett
jdbrisen Neruenleioen befreite. @ue
uniere Sreunbe unO Nfa6baren fannten
ibreu 3uitanb. sic mar 10 elenb,
Dap man tie 1pte elm St1o tra9ett muBte,
unb bic Sunit aler Qerste idien per-
sebens. gines SaSes bra9te mir Der
Srieftrdser neblt anoeren Yolla9en
Sbre 3eituns u&ranfen=S ote." SD
las bas 8latt nit pielem eSntereiie
bur9 unb befam Sertrauen unb lieb
mir Elm Probefilt6en fommen. @ir
fanben balb aus, baB Ser glutbeleber
eine quite Mebisin lit, uno ais sas
Probetiit@en aufsebrau6t NOT, ididte
i'd fir cine meitere Senbung. Nun
tann i'd Der @abrbeit semdB lasen:
rSbr 8lutbeleber bat meine Srau se=
rettet. = gr lit elm ausse5ei9netes
6ausmittel, bas BEN Ooftor unnotbis
madt uns babur9 man6en Dollar
eripart, mel@en man fur Doftor unb
Ipotbefe besablen muB B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28
e. 6. g." aufienem S1felden

Sebes Sdfel9en bes gascarets
gauop gartbartic trdst sic famolen
6. 6. 6. Nie in Malie perfauft.
Sebt gu6 barna9 I'M unb nebmt fein
anberes an. 6itet gu6 uor Setrus.
Set alien Mpotbefern 10 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-28

Die Sdbl Der Brunetten
1T na9 ftattitii9en @nsaben srOber
dIs bic Der 8lpnbinen.
9ie Srunfenbeit unter
ben Srauen 2onbnns nimmt In
erf9redenbem Mabe uberbanb. SIN
abselaufene1 Sabre purben 10 685
Weiber pegsn Srunfenbeit nod benz
9efdnsntB 9olonap gebradt, barur~
ter 3311 Observation-Disclosures
bas betBt fol9e, bic bereits mebr als
fe9smal ipesen Srunfenbeit befraft
iporben paren. Wesen Der lidenbafz
ten @eiebsebuns fonnten muir rs bon
bieien unsliidli4en in SrinferSMinlen
untergebra9t tperben.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
WEDDING IN DURHAM TODAY.
Especial to News and Observer. f,

Durham, N. c., August 5.-There will
Dc marriage in the Presbyterian church
here tomorrow morning. The contracting
parties will be Miss Alice Holman and
Prof. H. j. Craven. Miss Nellie Raws
VIII be maid of honor, and Mr.. Erie era
ven best man. The other maids will be
Miss Lottie Tomlinson, Miss Lizzie Hol-
man, Miss Lizzie Rawls and Miss Char
lotte Webb. The last named lives in
winston and Miss Lizzie Holman lives il,
Raleigh. The ushers will be Messrs. r.
q. Fuller, w. f. Fry, George B. Pegrans
and j. r. Pegram. Rev. r. L. Wharton
ard Rev. w. H. Pegram will officiate.
The bride-elect is daughter of Mrs
5. w. Holman. and Prof. Craven is n
member of the faculty of the Greensboro
Female College. He is a grandson of the
late Baxter Craven, the well known edu-
Gator.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
Orient Motor Quadricycle, $3.50.

The Orient Motor Bicycle, $3.50, IS the
greatest wheel going speediest, strongest
and easiest running. You can coast up
the stecpest hill and worst road on the
level you can fly like the wind. There IS
no doubt but that the bicycle of the future
will be the motor bicycle, and for the
present the Orient leads them all
But motor bicycles are too high price
for many people. so thousands of bicycles
are still sold.
The best bicycle is the Orient, S35
for mems or Women's- made by the same
people that make those wonderful Orient
motor bicycles. Its clncher brasS-lined
tubing (can't rust nside) makes it the
strongest; its unbroken worlds records
prove it to be the fastest.
The Orient Leader Bicycle (for road
The orient Mlaminit (for track racing),
The Orient chainless, $75.
Next to the Orient comes the Cont
Inent Bicycle. SIS. mems only. Then tn.
Continental $22 SO (Womens S, S23.5O)-
a thoroughly hgh-grade wheel that not
SO many years ago sold for 500 bicycles
have come down, YOU see. A still cheaper
wheel but, good, is the Rodman-menS,
SI0; WomenS, $40
Just now we have a few $40 Vikings
(laSt years models) that we are selling
for S12 5O-a great bargain while 1t lasts
only mems and only 22-inch frame.
For children we have Juvenile BICYCLES
$3.50, $40, $22 so.
ng out to h)rsemen all over the country. 1t
orses and how to equip them
en- he made harness and horse goods himsel
famous horses in the country. And we tax
5 Our delivery horses.
5 thu most complete of its kind ever put on
send it anywhere free.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
PHILADELPHIA
or NEW YORK. if you prefer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
TAX ON BANK STOCK.
Liabilities OF Shareholders Cannot be Deducted
From Value of Their Stock

Owners Of bank stock in this State
have been contending that as it has
been held by our Supreme court that
the holders of stock in National banks
are entitled 10 have their liabilities de-
Quoted thereflom, the last Legislature
intended to put other banks on the same
footing. AT first the Corporation Commits
sion, in its letter of instruction sent out
to tax hsters, also took this view of the
law, but later after further investiga-
ticn OF the decision referred to, the Com
mission are OF an exactly opposite opinion
and are now instructing commissioners
of the various counties to the effect that
share holders in hanks are not entitled
to have their liabilities deducted there
from. In other words, shares of stock in
such institutions can not be listed as
credits.
The letter the Commission is sending
out to the chairman of the board of COM
missioners in each county says
"Since cur letter of May 10TH our at
tenIion has been called to the decision
of the Supreme Court of the United
States in the case of Bank of Wellington
VS.. Chapman, 113 United States Supreme
Court Reports, 205, decided in February
1899. This case in effect over-rules decis-
ion of our Supreme Court in case of Nc
Alden VS.. Commissioners of Mecklenburg,
81 n. c., 355, which last decision was re-
ferred to in said letter We are, there
fore. of opinion that liabilities of share
holders cannot be deducted from assessed
value of their shares of stock in Ma
tional or other banks, and advise that
you observe this in having tax duplicates
made out for your county"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06

Oh woman. woman, woman, woman, who
can read thy heart?
Sometimes laughing, sometimes crying,
most times playing parts
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
WEEK END RATES VIA S. A. L. RY.

Commencing Saturday, June 18th, and
continuing until Saturday, September
2Sth., the Seaboard Air Line Railway
will sell week end tickets from Raleigh,
N C. to the following points:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06

These tickets to be sold for all trains
each Saturday and for Sunday fore
noon trains, good returning not later
than Monday following date of sale,
with the exception of Blowing Rock. N.
c., to which point tickets will be sold
on Fridays and Saturdays, good return
ing the following Tuesday.
Tickets and all information will be
furnished at the Seaboard Air Line
Railways uptown ticket office, Var
borough House building, Raleigh. N. c.
c. H. GATTIS, c. p. & T. A,
Raleigh, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06

BessOn, of Raleigh, and others Quite
company are expected the first OF next
week, and a german. complimentary 10
the young ladies in the hotel is to be given
next Tuesday night.
This is one of the loveliest places IN
the West. From the front veranda the
beautiful mountains rise up in full view.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A strictly temperate and pious young
man who is a full graduate in Banking
Commercial Law, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Correspondence and ok-keeping
from one of the leading Business Colleges
in the United States. desires % atson
with reliable firm only. Had Sc IN ears
of practical experience, five IS y
present employers, to whom arel s.
will be given. Reason for oh cling s.
location. Address "R. E. L." care News
and Observer. G-t1.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06

Those famous little pills. Dew SIS Iit-
tie Early Risers, compel your liver and
bowels to do their duty, thus giving you
pure, rich blood to recuperate You body.
Are easy to take. Never grippe n III.
King Drug Co., VIM. Simpson, bcUhit-
Wynne Drug CO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Horse. Goods at the
John Wanamaker Stores

We have already sold several automo-
bies to our Southern friends by mail 1t
is easy to buy them by MAIL a descriptive
catalogue will be sent free upon applioa
lion, or you can probably make your Sc
lection from this advertisement.
Alter thoroughly investigating all the
automobiles thus far made we picked out
the Foster steam carriage. the Orient gaso-
line motor and the Woods electric auto
mobile as the best of each kind.
For level country and good roads, and
if electric power is handy, the Woods
electric automobile is the one to ouy We
row have storage battery that will run
40 miles without re charging.
The Woods Electric Carriages are as
follows:
Woods Runabout 1926
Woods Road Wagon with top), $1,000
Woods Germantown (station wagon)
s235O
Woods Queen Victoria s25oO
Woods Victoria $2750.
Woods Stanhope, $4,000.
Woods Wagonette 90 persons), $4,000
Woods Braughan Cab, $4,000.
If your country is billy and the roads
not SO good better get gasoline or steam
automobile. The steam will climb any
hill no matter how bad the road-you can
always get any amount of power by
'steaming up. The gasoline will climb
any hill, too, if you have enough horse
power-they come in different size horse
power motors.
The Foster Steam Automobiles are
Foster Runabous, $3.50.
Foster Runabout with top), $3.50.
Foster Touring Stanhope, $1,000.
Foster Surrey, $12e0
The Orient Gasoline Automobiles are
Victoriette, horse power, $1,000. 4
Runabout, 3 horse power $780,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
MOONLIGHT ON THE PAMLICo."
Especial to News and Observer)

Washington, N. c., August 5.--Mr G..
NJ Brown, Jr., gave sail, complimentary
to Miss Louise Fogt. very charming
young lady, of Philadelphia who is on a
visit to Miss Satchwell on West Main
street.
-Messrs. John Fulford and Sharp gave
a sail last week to some fifty of their
friends. Just now Moonlight on the Pam
leo is one of the pleasures afforded
Neutrality-suspicious..
Among the most delightful happenings
OF the week past was the entertainment
of large number of friends by Mr..
Jonathan Ravens at his splendid home.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
Coupon Certificate Notice


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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06

Or.,nt Runabout, horsepower, $780,
Orient Motor Bicycle, IL horse power,
$3.50; "a horse power, $500; IA horse
power, $315.
Orient Motor Tricycles, IA horse power,
1910
Orient Motor Ouadricycle. $43o.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-08-06
BLACK MOUNTAIN STATION.
Especial to News and Observer

Black Mountain, N. c., August s.
Black Mountain Hotel it used to be called
but is now published as Hotel Mt. Mitch
ell. 1t deserves a new name because of
its enlargement, its new and attractive
new coat of paint, and thorough new re-
furnishing. Mr.. N. l.. Ward, formerly Of
Hotel Placide, Jacksonville, Fla, is the
proprietress; Mr.. Geo. w. Traylor, Jr.,
manager Mitchell House, Thomasville,
Co.. is manager here. Everything seems
up-to-date
We find ameng the guests: Congress-
man Gibson, of Tennessee; Mrs. Love and
family. of lIendersonyille: Mr.. E. C. B.
Hamblin, president Mining Company,
Rowan county; Misses Carcleen and Lucy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
WATERS.PIERCE COMPANY
VIII Go into the Beaumont Oil Field,
II Is Announced by Pierce.
SOMETHING OF HIS PLANS GIVEN OUT
Port Arthur Expects to Get Refinery
and Pumping Plant as a Re-
suit OF the Decision.

Port Arthur. Texas. May 2s.-The Wat.
ers-Plerce on company is preparing to
handle the output Of the Beaumont oil
field. The question Of a market for the
oil IL one that has caused some little nm.
easlness among oil men. They had 10 mis-.
glyings as to the demand, hut II has been
frequently said that the getting of oil to
the purchaser was a more difficult cues.
tion to solve. The Waters Pierce com.
pany now proposes "a solve this question
and President II. Clay Pierce OF the com.
rarv gave out something Of his plans to.
night. Mr.. Pierce came over from uous
ION 10 Beaumont this morning and after
spending the day there. In company with
President s. Il, Knott came here late this
after noon. To Post reporter who called
ON him, President Pierce said he was here
20 inaugurnte plans for the handling of the
oil from the Beaumont field,
Ours is the only company with sufficient
equipment 10 handle the Beaumont oil. and
we propose to take hold of the matter. We
are now here to perfect the arrangements
and will begin on the details at once"
The Waters,Picrce company is now one.
rating extensively In Texas and Louisiana
and their coming into the Beaumont field
with the proposition TO handle the oil Is
matter Of great importance.
President Pierce was in conference with
President Knott of the Kansas City south
ern tonight In the latter's private car and
they were discussing matters in connection
with Mr. Pierce's new move. General
Manager Edison OF the Kansas City South
crn was also present AZ tho conference
liz speaking Of his plans. Mr., Pierce said
his company would erect n plant at Port
Arthur. by which 1t is supposed he meant
refinery and a pumping plant. II Is
also known that the Kansas City South.
crn will build big freight depot Mt Port
Arthur and 1t is believed that operations
Will he carried on here on n large scale.
When he was asked how he intended
handling the oil. Mr. Pierce said: owe
viii buy from everybody aud show the
same consideration 10 all We will he
prepared TO ship oil to all parts Of the
world. We will he In position also to fur.
nsh fuel oil to all railroads manufactures.
etc"
when asked what he thought Of the Beau.
mont field. Mr.. Pierce remarked that the
field was now very busy place He fur
Their said that the supply ~ oil would nm
questonably he sufficient To warrant his
company in the expenditures that will he
made in preparing to handle the output Of
the field
Nj. Pierce will meet several expert oil
men during his stay here and a thorough
investigation Of the field will be made.
That his visit will mean much to the oil
producers Of this section there Is no doubt.
as Judging from Mr.. Plerces statements,
his company viii make extensive invest
ments in connection with its plans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
DEVELOPMENTS AT ORANGE.
drilling Is Progressing on the Orange Oil
Company's Well


orange Texas. May 2S-- Manager W. r..
ht1chlson of the Orange oil Prospecting
company came in today from the well.
"hich he reports down over 300 feet AMI
uriiiing progressing satisfactorily. a larger
pump has been ordered. which will arrive
here tomorrow or next day, and after 1t
Is installed they will work more rapidly.
Manager w. A. Turner. who will have
charge of the drilling operations on the
well of the Chicago.Orangc Oil company,
IN the northern part Of the city, has evt ry-
thing ready TO begin drilling Immediately
upon the arrival of the rotary. An add.
uoha pump f< this well arrived th s
morning and has been placed all the ncccS
sarN valves have been secured and tht re
VIII be no delay In sinking this well after
drilling has commenced
me directors of the Wingate oil and
Mineral company, composed principally of
capitalists oil North Texas, will meet here
one day this week tn decide upon loca
tiou Tor their hrst well aud make arrange-
lnCnts for securing the necessary outht.
The Bunns Blum oil and Pipe Line COM
pany Of Beaumont have rig en- route aud
VIII operate exclusively IN the Orange
county field. They own extensive tracts Il
OF this county, and have also secured some
tracts near the city.
The san Antonio Kansas City oil and
Pipe Line company nave effected n lease
of ll4I acres Of land in tn Charles Nor
gan survey, Ia the upper part " orange
t'drA ana VIII proceed to develop same
at once. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
Caluerts Military Connnanv.

Calvert, Texas, May 2s-in accordance
with the adjutant generals orders Major
j. o. Newton Of the Second infantry, r..
V. g.. Inspected Company l.. Second Texns
commanded by Captain Cashier and Lieu
tenant Purdom yesterday. The inspection
was held on Main street at 730 p. M. and
was witnessed BY large crowd of Cal,
verts citizens. The drilling was very good
and ELECTED the highest commendation
from Major Newton, who pronounced Com
pany l. one of the best drilled companies
In Texas. The grading was very carefully
and accurately done. The average obtained
In gun inspection is very high
Later in the evening Company l. gave
Major Newton reception at the residence
Of Mrs. X. A. Brown.
The col0red high school OF Calvert had It's
commence at CASHIERS opera house
slast night. The music essays. Orations
and tableauX were excellent ami Indicated
the rapid advancement being made by the
Calvert rulored youth. Two diplomas were
presented by superintendent Thompson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
New guildinoa Tor snithville.

smithvllle. Texas, May 2S.--Mr. r.. H.
Eagleston has let the contract to NJ. ~.
Turney for the erection NJ a two.story
brick building to front forty feet on Sec
Ond street and TO run back twenty feet.
His binding, now one story brick, front
Ing on Main street, Ia also to he made
two-story brick.
Mr. VIII McElroy has let the contract
Ia T. j Gatherings for the erection Of a
beautiful cottage 30 cost about 5000.
Deputy Postmaster +. " Winston has
just had a beautiful residence erected I'm
this city, costing In the neighborhood Of
$3.50 IL is rumored that he will soon oc-
cupy IT,
Misses Ayes schober. Claudia car
michael, While Maude Hnrgrovc and Mr..
Eddie McMahan left FOR Bastrop Saturday
10 attend the summer normal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

, niies south OF this place on the Kansas
~, southern road. there has been 4 plan
o vi, 1907 by body OF capitalists In this
Gag !" puy up large territory around the
sIa, sYurts. Negotiations were about com
PIsleu TO that end aud the affair was beine
nsiu neep secret on account Of the cheap
t n,o mat the land was gotpg at specn-
tt"s'Is IN shreveport learned Of the proceed.
t re- anu went TO Ansnias yesterday, where
ttneN talked the property owners Into sell.
trf 10 unem. The price that the land was
~, inaiy marketed AT WAS IS per acre,
to $50 and bought 100 acres Tor sISno The
iLdmisc, n practically embraces All of the
'uie iands adjoining the gas flows.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
Ludlow Nav Succeed McKibbin

San Antonio Texas. May 2s.-It Ia be.
lIeved that General William Ludlow Will
be appointed 10 succeed General Chambers
McK'bbln as commander Of the department
Of Texas. who was relieved OF the com
mand al his own request.
A hoard of examiners was appointed to
examine officers Of the volunteer regiments
for promotion In the regular army. II has
heen In session ~ Fort Sam Houston to-
day Several volunteers officers were
through examinations. but the work was
not completed. the board adjourning to
lime II