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can ne ~. American Special. magnih-
ssli,. new fnin or the Michigan Central,
ea.n ~ ,Nlgnfe Falls Route leaves Chi.
fitigpo u1l Won ., m, serving dinner ar.
an bflal9 1;i5 next morning, W Mag
pgstrated ~ americs mn" SoIy Vs1Ihss 81 W y,
eanugssies' Sent Psss'r and Tiki. Agt.. Chi
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n the stomnch, liver and bowels fail to
oe,form their functions regularly and nat
,,r.i,v me blood becomes contaminated
,,tsb innmrlties anc the whole system Is
IN ronseglence facilitated iiERBlNE Is
remarkabie for It's efficacy Y curing The
ailments Of summer and the disorders
tents FOR sale BY A. Z. Kiesling, druggist.
TO- Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-15

All trains arrive ant depart from the Grand Cen
hal depot except the Missouri Kansas & Texas
Trains WHICH have dtpet in the Fifth ward. the In
ternshona & Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
which use the Intentional and Great Northern de-
Pot on Congseys svsTAe. and the Houston East and
West Texas morning train which leaves from and
strives at the Houston East snd West Texas depot
The Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston
Houston Henderson trains pass the International
ard Great Norhern drpot.
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fine Train 10 Be Built al Terrell.

Terrell, Texas July r. The Texas Mid
land Shops are 10 turn out traiu similar
to the Lone Star Limited which mas at
tracted much attentlon OF mte
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BERLIN eoERsE.

A New Low Record In Quotations Was
Established,
Berlin. July a, y asst wrcl, Cndcd With q"
new low record oi quotations Ia IN = ihiuS-
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on RATe HEARINe.

Commissioners Are Resting and Nothing
Is Known About It.
Austin, Texas July 14.-Judge Reagan
chairman, and Judge Story, both members
OF the railroad commission. have been
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C. II. It II. II. II.
Depot foot ofCongiess Avenue.
Galveston Trains.

NOrE-Tralns having Houston atA4sp.
N. and striving at Houston at ,.4sa and
Io,sS a, m. also rus into Grand Central de-
pot departing 10 minutes earlier and arriv-
Ing ten minutes lasr than time given above
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rod GENERAI Gown ,cr1Nc

~, Folq SENERAL CoNTR ACTING
ali sEaadig Of railroad and rice canals. OF
q addres Too GapitaI avenue p w
s-iier. Iouston. Texas.
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Fifth Ward.
Leave 700 am. Express Train. Arrive 10. 90 p. IN
Grand Central Depot
leave sos ?. Arrive 0.O2 a. m
shreveport. Kansas City and CincinnIul
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,No CASA Arrive No S. 500 am
Law Law NJ 800 m Afrive No. .. 900 am
,s.sSsEo s'....l.50 p. IN Arrive No. ;. 3. 30f. IN
Lave No 600 m Arrive No. 4 lO.l5 pm
Nos Q and runs Sunday onv
Nos and daily except Sunday.
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1. a. GIN. II. II.

Depot foot OF Congress Avenue.
Fast Mail TO ST. Louis and Chicago.
Leave 500 p, m................ Arrive 4. 80 a. IN
Leave 700 a. m.......i... ..... Arrive us pm
Columbia end Velnsco Trains.
Leave 500 a. ........ Arrive 4.45 p. m
Daily Except Sunday.
Leave 900 am, (Subty only,) Arrive AS pm
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AaILHOaD SCHEDULE.

H.. a Il. c. II. n.
Grand Central Depot
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IL. e. 6 wv. II. Il. II.

All these trains leave the Santa Re Congress
Ave. DEPOT 10 minutes later than the above
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.eS & \. Q. II. a.
I'D New orIeans Trains.
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A TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY.
mystery Surrounds the Death Of a
Man and Woman.
NE wAS CUT AND SHOT AND SHE cHOEED
woman Was Found Locked in the Closet
OF a Grocery Belonging to Herself
and the Other Victim.

louisville Ky June 2a The death 81
: church at i:So this morning was
,ne second act Of a bloody tragedy that
u'g"n In Louisville three DAYS ago With
me murder Of Emily stuart. hut which
u'u NOT come to light until late last night
Nneh the police fonud the horribly mutt
JARED body Of the woman hidden In A closer
ana In the same house man diving from
wounds inicted with pistol and a razor
several pistol shots near Twelfth aud
Morket streets caused Policemen Finuigan
"tpu ana Hucglip To enter tho small frame
pudding at l2l5 West Market street. oc
ouIheu 10y II $ Church as grocery store
ana residence. the living rooms being lust
oaek Of the grocery The policemen saw
through q window clouds Of smoke from
pistol. They forced an entrance ami
,ouou Church propped In chair bleed.
i"R from big wound made in his left
breast from 45 caliher Colts revolver
ana from slash across his left wrist
maze with a razor. On the naor was an
empty bottle lahelled laudanum. Church
gave utterance only to his death rroaus
l' was gotten 10 hospital but died early
TINS morning without making a statement
Policeman I t..,,.....
ond H., '' ta,,, Lieutenant Meyer had arrived
nrrmiscs 'onb oiucerS began to search the
ns frmi,io 'ilS Nonia nave been abandoned
- lIuieSS OF special result had not tbs
u"pu stained hem ~ womans white gar.
nNu' ,e'h seen protrudng from the crack
Goor NV, NY, uoor ne officers opened the
i, ON AZ bn. En- al " glauVv mat woman mai
luhlueu into closet There was q big
N cinai. "m 'nc llshl sac OF her FACE and
nor n.t apron was ued tightly around
,siioo
'''uHVl Wneh ne arrived
do.d SnNSi'lHh Sald tue woman had been
"'.,,' tully-nsht hours, The blood had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
RAILWAY SHOP ATTACKED
NOnuniOn Employees of the Southern
Had Experience with a Mob.
THEY WERE HUSTLED OUT OF TOWN
Many Shots Were Fired and Several Of
the Rioters Were Wounded No
Further Trouble Antioiolted.

Columbia, s C., June eS The southern
Railway shops In this city were attacked
abou $3.50 his morning by a moh Of soy
cral score Of men No damage TO ptop
erty was attempted except TO brea,
through the high fence surrounding tho
yards. The strikers were after the non
union laborers. and made Tor a ear In
which twenty were sleeping man.
whose name is said to be Myers, was on
guard. lie fred both barrels NJ his gun
into the crowd. receiving himself ~.
caibre bullet In his forehead. but the
skull was not penetrated
The mob fired great many bullets into
the ear In which the men were sleeping.
None Of the uon.unionlsts we're injured, hut
after they had been dragged out Of the
car We're pretty roughly hnndled Tncy
were marched up the railroad track sew
eral miles and ordered 90 travel on north
Late In the day al but one of the men
were brought hack to the city by an cN-
pedtion sent out from thc shops II was
not until this afternoon that 1t was known
any of he rioters had hcen wounded Close
inquiry developed the fact that the wounds
Of four ihcn, ~ least one serious. had been
dressed this morning 10y two PHYSICIANS.
The doctors said they dld not know the
names oi the men.
The strike leaders aud tho hend men In
the labor unions that have supported the
striking machlniStS, regard the attack this
morning as most unfortunate from the
standpoint Of the strikers
crs did not know, SO II Is said. ot the
contemplated attnck. 4 half dozen pulice
are stationed nc the shops tonight, but
no further trouble Is anticipated
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THE OHIO REPUBLICANS
HANNA'S HENCHMEN WILL HOLD
CONVENTION TODAY.
VIII Make Nominations for Full State
Tickets-No important Contests An
ticpated--Hanna to Speak.

Columbus, Ohio, Juno q Most of the
leaders and many Of tho delegates arc here
tonight for the republican State co1ven-
ton, which conycnes here tomorrow after
noon. The convention viii rcnnmnAtc for
the second torn George Is Nash for gov.
crnor Lieutenant Governor John A Cald.
well, Attorney s. NJ Sheets. state T eas.
urer ] b Cameron and q. W Johnson. the
latter for member OF the State beard Of
plrll, works The contests are limited t.
the rominations for Judge and c,erk Of the
slprcmc court
In addition TO a full State ticket thera
is 10 be a legislature this year which win
choosc the successor Of j. r. Foraker.
There are no hold over members of tuc
general assembly In ohio, In addition 10
the election n q senator the next legi Ia
ture viii hive the apportionment Of the
state under the last census Tor Legislative
and other State districts az well as for the
congressman aud also the consideration or
an Important Issue on local orton
The contest between the parties for COZ
trol Of the legislature this wear VIII be
the most animated one In the history or
the State, ms the partisan advantages ia
he gained in the formation of districts VIII
last until tho ncrt census In 1910 under
The laws Of Ohio. Senator Foraker Hs
the star cnmpaigner In this contest, has
been selected as Temporary theiri1n OF
The contention ana hc vi u,Hv"r INC Eoys
note speech on the 1sscmnu1E tEo con
vrntlon at y. IN, tom ,pW ard * IS
generally understood Senator llgura WI
tomorrow night be selected AZ tho permn
rent chairman of the convention 10 preside
nj The session on Tuesday, The speeches
Of senator Foraker tomorrow afternoon
and OF Senator Hanna On Tuesday are eN
nnpttu "a be the features ~ the week
A conference 0f leading republicans held
tonight was devoted 10 the consideration
or tho nomination OF cx- Congressman John
A. Caldwell Tor lieutenant governor The
anti saloon league Of the state rs opposed
10 caldwell who has been the attorney or
the brewers and liquor men 10 certain
cases
The liquor men are strongly represented
here and they say that II Caldwell is no
nominated they viii be compelled In self
TefCns. to.oiganlzc against the ticke' The
issue that has been raised by The state
Antl-saoon league on Caldwell and Ger
tain menbers Of the past legislature IS
helng used adversely by some who oppose
the Endorsement Of Senator Foraker by the
convention for 10 election,
IL Is proposed 10 have resolution IN
the platform indorsing Senator Faraker's
reelection and some ~ the auti-salopn men
threaten opposition TO the senator n Cald
ven X renomnnted, This feature ~ the
platform rs well as the nomination Of
caldwell and the form of Endorsement Of
senator Foraker Is causing the leaders
trouble.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
ROADS OF EAST TEXAS.
Short Lines 10 the Timber Country
Again Attracting Attention.
WILL BE HEARD FROM SOON
u Lines Are First-clsss, They Win q.
Entitled to JOINT Freight
Rate Division.

Austin Texas, June %. The ro,,,o,,
commission is again botherins itself ahont
Ine so.ealled logging roads Of East Texns
me order issued by the commission Tho
other day In which the short roads wcre
asaln placed In their former attitude Of
, , freight rate divisions now leaves
tnem TO settle their differences with the
main lines and theft connections.
MI Campbell OF the Warren Corsicnna
ana Pacific road, was in Austin some time
ago and promised the commission that
ne wonld mike frstcloss railroad OF his
me ny putting on a passenger coach. haul.
my passengers and merchandise. AMI lie.
,MNse lug, the United States malt for
W. W. aVCommodation OF the people living
hI9hg Tue line. II he Inns complied win
a al me above promises, his - / is now a
sr,i Siass ROAD ana Is entitled To a joint
Ihen, again, the short roads are all
SIN lefed as railroads The commission
VIII likely give out something ON ,ha
subject during the week
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"WHERE ARE YOU GOING THIS
SUMMERP

Tho Chesapeake md Ohio railway desires
10 call your attention 90 the fact that
along their lines are located more summer
resorts where you can keep cool, regain
your health and have pleasure and also
whore you can make our own selectigns
on sea shore hotel or o. o country home
With your families than any line IN the
United states Round trip rates are made
la the East during the summer via 81.
Iouls. Memphis Louisville, Shreveport or
New Orleans Excursion tickets good 20
return until October -, are on sale during
SORTS and low rate tickets are sold an the
wear round 10 Washington, Baltimore, New
York. Boston and many other points.
For full information as TO rates. etc,
write or apply % Your nearest ticket agent
or ". H. Whlttlesey, Southwestern pas
senger agent Dallas Texas. G. u. Ryan.
assistant general passenger agent. Cincln-
natl Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON, June ~,
ARRIVED.
SAILED
MOVEMENT or OCEAN VESSELS.
Especial to The Postl

Especial to The Postl
Port Ends la June % Arrived Mon
torcy RI. from East London, Africa, via
St Vincent; Nasmith lBrl, from Rio de
Janeiro, via 81 Lucia. Luznnne Brl, from
Marseiles Sailed: III Mar ,AmD for New
York Lcoand Ger). for punkrk vim
Norfolk Briefond tNorl. for TrnNillo. via
Celia Venus nanl. for Port Limon! St!ll
Wnter tamil for Bocas del Tore Mon g.
2umn CBrl. for cape Town Electrician
tBrl for Liverpool
New York Arrived La Bretagne from
Hayre city Of Rome from Glasgow; Koln,
from Bremen.
Gibraltar Sailed: Alcr from Genoa,
for New York
Pawlc Point Passed: Minneapolis, New
York for London.
Queenstown Arrived: Saxonia Roslon
for LivetpooI.
Sabine. Texas Arrived: Schooner Starkc
schooner OXIDE, schooner Progtrsso.
southampton. Suded; Zealand fl m
Antwerp. tcA' New York
Queenstown. Sailed; Etrurla, from Liy
crpo0l FOR New York
Philadelphia. Arrived NeslernlAnd
from Liverpool
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land Of the sLv

y Rlssllern North Carolina, between the
! On ~ on the east and the Alleghe
Ag Pres, west In the beautiful valley
il, s ssh Broad, 1000 feei above the
. fofld i sreag,ile beautiful, picturesque
iftoris 4ttled as one OF thn most pleas
~ stia IN America. II is a land Of
" bfsIss. ana Incompatible climate
sllap bofaglies Of stream. valley and
lasDlrs,tsnt nave furnished subject
u oa. the Land OF The sly" aud
iat e6niinps no more beautiful region
q hesIt1hent to attract pleasure tout
iud tnen seekers. Convenient sched-
"a ali S,h low rates Ia Asheyille. y.
sanm. georgia resorts. For man fold
yelersi resort circular. routes, rates
q wv Information please write or
~ asee, Andrews, Southwestern pas
" ~ hntchlns House, Houston,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
Improvements Near Navasota

Navasota, Texas. June ~. The S9ntn 70
Railroad company has a gang Of graders
ana men at work now putting In a 2ool.
loot passing track at Allen farm Other
Sueh tracks are TO be placed at clay, Plant.
'iF'ille aud here. II is taken that the
company is preparing to handle cxpcdl.
tionsly through business from Beaumont as
soon as the line is open 10 that no nj.
MWhleh VIII he In comparatively short
Graders are at work on the dump for
the international aud Grcat Northern road
from BRYAN to this city and arc seat.
tered along the right Of way from that
toWh down as far MS Welhorn The right
ot way to Navas0ta has about all hecn
secured, ana construction is being pushed
as rapidly AS possible
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, June ~ Eastern Texas
Fair, except showers ON the coast Mon
day; Tuesday fair with cooler in north.
western portions; fresh southeastory
winds,
Indian Territory and oklahoma Fair
Monday and Tuesday; higher temperature,
high southcrly winds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
Tpot AS ESCAPED FROM PRISON.

He Was Convicted Of Securing Trans.
portation Over Railroads Fraudueutly
Knoxville, Tenn. June % a. H. rhom.
as, alias ]. H. Freeman, who was arrested
here and sentenced 20 seven months lnc
prisonment for securing transportation over
railroads on forged letters from the Mex
lean Central railroad authorities has es
capped HIS case WAS Of wide lntcrrs, on
account of the number OF railroads in the
West Involved
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w. v. Kino Makes a Chanoe.

Greenvilc rexds, junc %. ''r. and Mrs
~. v King left tuis morning Ter ST. Ions.
where Mr. King goes to accept a position
In the office Of General 'uditor POLLOCK
Of the Missouri. Salsds Gnd Te.a Nh
King has been buokkeenar IN" Sc Crnl years
IN the office Of A'idtor Ml'lvhe ~ the
S. S, and s. and Is ne - the host efl
tent ana popular nunE r"cn ever ron
uected With the general offices OF that read.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
BIG RANCH DEAL.

Sixty Sections OF Land, with Cattle,
Brought 100000
San Angelo Texas, June Il f. l.. and
r II. Harris bought the oberthler &
Holmsley ranch In West Tom Green coun-
ty comprising sixty sections and some
1000 head OF cattle, for consideration OF
about $50 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
A TEXAS WONDER.
HaIl's Great Discovery.

ON, smali bottle Of Halls Great Disgoy'
cry uule grsrcl cures diabetes, seminal
lemoNSS ,s weak aud lame backs, rheuna
e sil, and al Irregularities Of the hdneys
ana nlAntI l., children. II not sold by your
dcr tinvs" Viii be sent by mail on receipt OF
~ Sf9 ~ one small hottie Is two months
Treatment and VII eq H. an ol eas Maa aGgre
menuenSu n Rox GOO, ST. Louis, No, send
tnref. .,imoniais. Sold by all druggists aud
Houston Drug Company
-,..,, rexas. September IS. This Is
usr,isy that / have been curd o. kldhe.
va hiadder trouble with one botus 81
M aIni,,s Great Discovery and can inls
rscommend Il 70 the p9nni'err uoAfpsoN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24

The king Of fresh water nshes may be
found in large numbers IN many o. The
lakes Of Northern Wisconsin reached by
the WISCONSIN CENTRAL Rf, and,rpyai
oiher varieties 81 fish also plentiful. FOR
"Climpscg or summer Resorts" aud nther
Illustrated booklets address jas q. Pond,
General Passenger Agent. Milwaukse. Mu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
Proposed School Building Election,

Kosse. Texas. June % 4 petition Is be
Ina circulated requesting the school board
10 orler an election for thu purpose Of al,
ewing the citizens Of Kosse 10 vote on
nronosItlon tc Issue 5000 Of bonds 70 b.
,sea In the erection Of a school building
IN Inc town Of Kosse. Already elouIru
dering Of the election.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Lawlor.

I Z q, '''~ NaWlor
!. r N91w bamos L Vincent. stephen
~ Ha,ls BEL, Lake Charles. In
4 ociylle; J y Conner port vovaci
ltne,a her Port Laynra Jamee WcieI
h. 1ofSlL cana; G. Guhrieison. he,
lalrsrv,ma Z Maher, Shreveport: II.
IN ~ city; w Ii. Lavion. cal
] Glenn Newsum Memphis, Tenn.
ltly W ana wife Lufkln; l.. l.. Mich.
;i isAas; T. A. lIpnsoldt. Calves.
. Colmcsnssiiacs Galveston; Dayid Rus
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You feel better az once after using HER
BINE, you enjoy your food more aud
YOU get more nuurishment and lnvgorating
force out Of what you eat. Hence HER-
BtNE makes you strong vigorous and
cheerful Price 20 cents For sale by A.
E. Klesilng. druggist. 502 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
Mal.onal EdlcationaI Assoeiation. pe

tfot, Mich, July 10 % IHlhi IYUT.
Tie Grand Trnnk Railway system offers
lowest rates and o New Day Train leav
ing Chicago ~ 80 a. m, 70 delegates 10
this convention.
Zine Tables and descriptive literature
furnished 90 application 70 city Passenger
ana Ticket Agent, 2ia Cllrk street, Chi
cnEo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
eKalo Expositlon.

'>lts ~ attractlon is reached via New
3 hosrs Vueen and Crescent In thirty
NE ssa Iem New Orleans. Pullman
tatala WhE cars from New Orleans
", sss Cafe dining cars on ali
N'ps Double daily train service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
Killed by Lightning.

whittier, Fla, June %. The bodies OF
Abner Thompson. son u one Of the wealth
lest stockmen In Florida his horse aud
dog. were found today In the woods on
the Thompson ranch near here, an hav.
Inc heen Killed nv lightning during an
Electrical storm last Wednesday afternoon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24

nsIas arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
sFSi except the Missouri Kansas & Texas
b vheh have depot IN the Fifth ward. the In
afon,l B Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
a. the International and Great Northern de-
u Congress avenue. and the Houston East and
b Teas morning train which leaves from and
yrtht Houston Eas, and West Texas depot
Nssogh Kansas & Texas and Galveston,
aiAa Henderson trains pass the international
lra Northern depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24
General Ohsnrnatlons.

Galveston Texas, june % Observations
taken by Uuited states weather bureau NJ
p. M, 1ath meridian tlme: Rain
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-24

..s,..' 49,, t,st mail and express between the
\ ~ i0sN IN sarry through cars tor Dal-
4 ~ ~ soIng from Houston via the Cen
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ElIi0 wal j.
LsiOoam. Exptess Tr@in Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
L.sosnn...,...........Arl Arrive o.o2s.n
lSnepoh, Kansas City and CineinnAt)
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4 anlp SCHEDULE.

n. a T. c. n. H.
"a Central Depo,
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.. .. 6 W. It. n, IL.

.s,.,v,Ins save the Santa Re Congress
~, 10 minutes later than the above.
Middletown transcript., 1901-02-02
FOUND AFTER MANY YEARS

John Draper, of near Greensboro,
found his mother near Dover few days
ago. He was taken from her when very
small and for over thirty-f1ve years has
been searching for her and trying to find
out where she lived. At one time they
lived neighbors and used to visit each
other but he never knew that she was
his mother, nor did she know that he
was her boy until Mr.. Jester, who moved
recently in the neigborhood, was telling
John something about his mother which
was very interesting to Mr.. Draper as he
has often wondered if she was still living.
A few days ago they met at his mothers
house and quite a joyful time took place
when the mother found that Mr.. Draper
was her son John. She had often won
dered what had become Of him and was
surprised when she found they had lived
SO near each other all this time and did
not know they we're any relation to each
other. She could only see him as he
used to play in the kitchen while she
prepared dinner, and to see him grown
was too much for her to trace the resem-
blance, as her last picture Of him was
a little rosy-cheeked fellow with black
hair and blue eyes, who used to play at
her knee. After conYersing with each
other for awhile the mother prepared a
bountiful supper and asked the neighbors
in to enjoy the feast. It is said that see
ing is believing, but seeing is not always
knowing. g.-DoUer Inder.
Middletown transcript., 1901-02-02
CEC1ITON sIFTINGs

Revival meetings closed on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Nola Peters is very poorly with
the La Grippe.
Mr.. James Smith is still very i'll at his
home in town.
Be careful boys who you walk home
with or Mama might see you.
Mrs Mary Robinson is spending few
days with her mother near Elkton.
Mrs. j. A. Arters is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Jones, Of Lows x Roads, Md.
Miss Mamie Tucker has returned to
her home after a pleasant visit with rela-
tives in town.
Miss Mamie Jones is spending week
or two with Mrs. Harry G. Price, near
Still Pond, Md.
Mrs. Annie Humphrey is spending
some time with her uncle, Mr.. Samuel
Megill, of Mt. Harmon.
Miss Hester Ferguson returned to Phil
ssaeipi1ia after spending five
her mother, Mrs Emma Ferguson.
Mr.. Samuel Coppage died at his home
near Crumpton on January 9th. Mr..
Coppage had been confined to his bed
for three months with consumption. He
leaves widow and several children.