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HEAD FEELS Llk. BURS ING.
Maybe you were ou, late last night?
II you had taken kr. uses Headache
Capsule before Ietiril g \ our head would
be cool and clear this morning. Take
one now aud you will be all right in An
half hour. Price 7sc. Sold BY Stream
er's drug store
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THoS. R. MANN.
Vice President.

The party who too. Toys gray REFER
overcoat from Maser Temple hall on
the night of "Uncle J ms CABIN" per
formance is known. ibe coat belongs
to another and unless eft at the Camera
Office at once. perso' Tending will be
prosecuted to the fu x., Mt Of the Law.
No questions will be aske d if it is hand
ed in now.
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TO FIGHT OLD NICK.
Pat TAouSht He Was IN Fit ConAl n -
- Lick His Satanic
Majesty.

Pat Brophy was one Of the charsc-
ters OF the county some IS years ago,
says the Maysville Ledger. He be-
longed to family of six stalwsrt
brothers, immigrants from the Emer-
aid Isle, who seemed to have an IN
herent love of the "crathur."
On one occasion Pat had been 70
church. and hadn't forgotten to get his
jug filled for the week.
Now, among other virtues claimed
by the Brophys was one that they could
whip anything between the river and
the North Fork, and frequent brawls
were the consequence.
On this particular occasion, Pat be-
ing alone, no fisticuffs had come oil,
and the blithe son of Erin had nearly
reached his home, when he was seized
with desire for wee drop.
The jug was in his sack across his
saddle, and, in dismounting, every
thing went to the ground together.
The CONSERVATION depicted on Pats
countenance at the untoward state Of
affairs as the jug gave way wss some
thing to behold. but il was soon super
seded by one. of anger.
Pat couldn't do the subject justice,
butt according t9a gentleman who hap
pened to be observation-disclosures" he
sued challenge to his Satanic majes
ty in these words:
Doomed if don't dare. the devil to
come up and fight one round wid me-"
WoslAn't Keep.
Fair Helen-I hear you have = secret
Fair Graee-Well. / did have one, but
n wouldn't keep.-Syracuse Herald.
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eess Who Aasasnes
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- ~ - - ' TRIpuHA Hsvv.Ysrk CITY.
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has for nearly sixty years Been
recognized ~ the Peoples Ma
tional Family Newspaper. for
farmers and villagers. ItS
splendid Agricultural Depart
ment, its reliable market re-
ports, recognized authority
throughout the country; its
fashion notes, its Science and
Mechanics Department. its
fascinating short stories, ETC..
etc, render 1t indispensable in
every family. Regular sub.
scription price, 800
per year.
Daily camera., 1901-01-26

When, where and how to obtain purs
liquors without having to pay three price.
for it is a eading question. Listen tous
In the first place, be sure it is not Sui
day, then walk straight-way to Gafba.
rinoS
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POPULAR PUBLICATIONS POPULAR PRICES

published on Monday. Wednes-
day ana Friday, Is q complete
mp to date daily newspaper.
ehces days In the week. with
an important news Of the other
-four days. Profuseiy Illus
trated. and filled with interest
Ing reading for all who wish to
keep IN close touch with news
Of the nation and world.
n e1 u lar subscription
price, 91.5O per year.
re to secure the best saagazines.
endid Inducements:
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srocKHoIDER MEETING.

The annual me- ing Of the stockhold
ers of The Venango Mining & Reduction
company will be held at the Office of the
company in the city of Boulder, state Of
Colorado, on Tuesday. the 7o,h day Of
January, A. d., 1901. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon for the purpose Of electing a
board Of directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction OF such other bust
ness ~ may properly come before the
meeting.
THoS. r. MANN.
Vice President.
Dated at Boulder, Cole, ), the 10Th day oi
December, 1000. Is ot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-11
PROGRESS OF
THE YEAR
Continued from Page II

=
THE association has a library and
reading-room, where are about 800 books,
besides twenty-seven periodicals. papers
and magazines. The fact that there are
here valuable and instructive books
which cannot be bought in Honolulu, nor
seen anywhere else in this country,
makes this library Of special value.
1.-THE association has also an employ
ment bureau which has during the year
helped thirty-nine persons to find suit
able employment.
"At the regular monthly meeting - the
association addresses have been given by
its own members, and by persons invited
from outside, the average attendance
having been sixty. sta.
"A q, monthly paper, entitled Young
Men, is published by the association,
and freely circulated in the Islands. thus
furnishing stimulus for similar work in
other places.fsT -ffaH sflS
The larger part Of the japanese In this
country are young men, and away from
relatives and home restraints; they are
surrounded with special temptations, and
1t Is the aim of the association to throw
such influences around them as shall In
spire tnem with pure and noble purposes
and finally win them for Christ.
In the coming year the association is
planning to widen its work, employing a
general secretary and securing hall for
its own exclusive use"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-11

Notice-When you need whisky al
ways ask for the best quality. "Ken-
tueky Favorite," OF Spruance, Stanley
& ca, San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-11
GREAT
Trunk and Bag Sa|,|

You bought generously of bargains oH.. !.
Trunks and Bags last week, SO that MANY ns' 0s
numbers are completely exhausted ls
better Dress Suit Cases-one ladv bonoh & a
them on Monday morning. GU As v
But there are still many Trunks and R.,,
that it will pay you to on this the last ~.
of the sale. 9' sual
, We would call your attention partcu.-u
the two styles of Steamer Trunks and to ths =
vas Telescopes and Grain Leather Clnb D.
They are marked at prices at which if Is sa Isa
possible to obtain them. >u'
Remember that the sale closes at o,l.,I
Saturday evening, May 18th, and that We ~
have no more Trunks or Bags to show YOU
Steamer Rugs Here Too in Great VARIETY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22

the queen did her duty without tailoring
or failure. she was always womanly.
pure. patient and devoted TO duty
TUNIS G BERGEN, leading member Of
the Bocr Relief CommStee: That the
longest reign in England should be the
greatest is because tho seep;re wac in
the hands OF pure and loving woman.
The Victorian reign will be best known
by its victories In the arts OF peace The
sovereign who ruled and guaranteed the
home has frightened the fame of England
ms the land Of homes The mailed hand
Of British power, which too often has
struck down the right in other lands
was not thu hand OF the queen. As sac
lies dying on her fruitful years, It is the
majesty OF noble woman which sur
rounds her rather than the majesty OF
the monarch.
ROBERT h. ROOSEVELT. former min
lister TO The Hague Queen Victoria
never took part for good or bad in Eng
lish politics. This was eminently Wise
but leaves nothing 10 show except that
she always heen admitted to be model
wife and mother.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Mcthodist Appointments.

Jennings. Ia. January 9l.--The Calf
Mission conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church closed its labors IL this
city with the afternoon session today.
The conference has been in session since
last Thursday and has been considering
many important matters. Bishop w. II.
Warren, dean OF the Denver university.
has presided at the sessions OF the con-
ference and on all sides are heard words
OF praise for his efficient conduct Of the
affairs OF the conference
The bishop made the appointments tor
the ensuing year as follows;
Lake Charles diarfct--J. G. Campbell,
presiding elder; Baldwin, to he supplied
Beaumont, 10 be supplied Crowley, to
be supplied; Ebenezer. f. d. Van VAL
kenhurgh; French mission, r. j. Robi-
doux; Gueydan and Midland, TO be sup
piled; Iowa ana renton. TO be supplied .
jackson circuit, w. II. Curtis; Jennings,
c. NJ. Hickman; La Porte and Texas city,
10 be supplied; Lake Charles, c. C..
Morris; oberlin. to be supplied; Port Ar
thur. 10 be supplied; Raymond Il. L.
Wells; Welsh, c. w. Campbell. Alvin
college. c. A. King financial hgem.
New Orleans district-W. r. Chase.
presiding elder; Hammond, G. \. Pc
gram; Lutcher circuit. J. w. Tinniu; New
Orleans, Firs church Qtalian), Gaetauo
V!tSG New Orleans ST. Charles Avenue,
w. X. Chase; PlaQuemino Bayou and Lee
Vonice, y l.. Sayers.
Marshall and Red River district. w.
Lively, presiding elder; Angiona, TO be
supplied; Athens. to- be supplied Au-
burn and Smlthdale, J. H. Paul; Atlanta
and IBeyvins, julius Woodsou, Beulah
and Red River. to be supplied; Clayton
and BeclIville, to be supplied Emory, to
be supplied; Hortense, Texas, to be sup
piled Hughes Springs, Texas Enoch
Caru h; Marshall Texas, C. b. Hines;
MONDAY and Overton, w L. Harrison;
Pineville and Poland, ]. A, Christian.
Provoncal. j. r. James; Shelbyville Tex
as. to be supplied; St Maurice. II, II.
Mccain; State Line. 20 he supplied; Wv
ian, to be supplied West Harrison. to
be supplied: Winshoro. to be supplied;
Woodville, c. e. Mock. Conference
evangelist, II. G. Scudday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
THE Deaf HRoLL.
Mrs. EIennnr $. Mnron.


Mrs. Eleanor S. Mason, widow of the
late George Mason Of Galveston, died
shortly after noon yesterday at tine home
Of her daughter Mrs. George 7. Carnes.
14O7 Crawford street, The remains viii
be taken TO Galveston today for inter
ment.
The deceased WAS 60 years old and
survived her husband, who. up to the
time OF his death. was one OF the most
prominent members OF the Galveston bar
and leading citizen OF that city. sew
eral years. Her health, however, had
been declining for a year or mora and
everything naat gave the slightest
promise of restoring IL was done, In
Guiding trip % West Texas a foR
months ago, and her subsequent stay in
Houston, where she died yesterday.
Mrs, Mason was universally esteemed
by her neighbors and friends. and to be
her nelghbor meant to be her friend. She
was Of such gentle nature and pure char
acter that she made friends OF AL those
who came TO know her, and although her
death was but the natural and not IN
expected result OF her failing health,
her friends are ineXpresslbly grieyed.
Mrs. Mason is the mother OF Mr. Ben
G. Mason and Mrs. Carnes, and their
friends express the mos. profound SYM
pathy for their bereavement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
SMALLPOX.

,f S'sulnes' Texas. January st.--on last
a.S.t morning Mr.. VIII Tate broke OUT
$50, an erupie disease resembling
h,,,,ll out With the excepaon OF tac
,,a.S He Was apparently well. Out OF
,,,sS..,uon his physician advised his re-
aa' al',lhg IN HE room few days. TIE
Nv Is acow we'll. yesterday Or.
- Johnson was called in I, SEQ Mrs.
-, ,>ssoet and found her suffering With
go a. aeveloped case OF smallpox. The
p,.s.-, 10 ueen properly isolated and every
srre,'s VIII be used to prevent q
nora =, VI tne Disease. The dscturs re-
this - Nesnei almost clear OF fever
1,hs uioVliing and setting along nicely.
ipese are the first cases. re-S-rted as,ont.
u,le white people, hu; there has been SOW.
.la' cases among the cslored peoplc in
.ne country and in town. II /, ia snail
uoA tift the negroes have been having
deaths have occurred
IaNlor, TeNas. january s0-Saveral
ny, Nises Of SMALLPOX we're discovered
s nv. uois morning by the city authorities.
~ uo premises OF the various patients are
,,,, eu@rded and no enc save THE i'm
rss NURSES are allowed 10 enter rhom.
,,.tn pesVnouse is being overloaded aud
W " III oe ready to be put into rise nv
iueSu"y' All the patients are negroes.
cofsioana, Texas, January 2i.-Another
vase OF smallpox Was located this morn
Ing oy Hfelth officer Psnnn just out
sue the eastern city limits. TAe yic,im
rs negro named Walter Britt and the
IN 'Ill'ses were placed under quarantine.
lnere are a number Of cases of tho dis
ease In the CITY, principally among the
neSro population.
onanche, sexas, January 2O-Dr.
h1Fgh OF Proctor was appointed county
healh officer and Or. Wlnne was an
pointed by the council city health officer.
me city win NOT quarantine. but urge
an TO Nacolnste. \ committee Of twelve
business men will act wish the county
commissioners SHOULD case of smallpox
appear.
Kaufman, Texas. January PA man
wcrhIag on the Texas and New Orleans
lHllroad wus found with smallpox Yes err
Jay He was brought to Kaufman an-
put on the detention camp. The people
are becoming alarmed over the matter
ana are being yaceauisted by the wh,fe-
sale.
LiheTSy Hill, Texas. january 2O.-Dr.
Jones aSsls'Aari State health officer cnme
up Hlny and pron0lnces the suspected
case mud fo7m II smallpox 4 stringent
quarantine Will ~ put in force tomorrow,
Inc trustees will demand that the chill
uneh De Vacclnaltcd or quit sch5ol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
JEFFRIEs UNDECIDED.
Hopes Fight VIII he Pulled or. lie
SnNs

New York. January 20.--Jim Jeffries
on starting for Cincinnati with his broth
.er Jack and Trainer Delaney was not
clear as to what he would do in Gin
cinnati. but he hoped that the Saenger-
fest club would be able to pull off his
fight with Rubin there on February Is.
As yet he practically has done no train
ing. but he is in good condition and says
he could go into the ring at moments
notice.
Il guess Rubin and l will be able to
get together. in Cincinnati" Jefrles
SAID. I'm not the kind to worry about
It, If we can't meet In Cincinnati. 1
suppose we can meet somewhere else
and I'm ready for the mill any time. I
never felt so much like a fight in my
lie. l hope everything will come OFF
on schedule time in the Saengerfest club.
am ready to NIL my part of the con
tract. There's some more training
ahead of ME, OF course, but feel as If
l could go into the ring and put IN a
winning fight"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
Charles Wesley Purdy Dead.

Chicago, January 20.-CharleS Wesley
Purdy is dead of a complication of dis
eases, caused by overwork Or. PuEdy
made a life study of diseases Of the kid
neys aud wrote several books on the
subject. He received several degrees
from the royal college Of physicians aud
SURGEONS OF Canada. He was born in
Kingston, Ontario, in 1876. and was grad
uated from the Queens university with
high honors
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
REV. scoticId,. New Position.

Palestine, Texas, january 2i.-To the
surprise of the congregation. Rev. A. p.
Sconeai, pastor OF the Baptist church for
he would close his ministry here next
sunday Rev. Scofeld has been appointed
secretary of the Baptist Bible and Mis-
sion soSIety and will begin HIS lacors in
that Seld at once. His retirement from
the pastoga,e here is deeply regretted by
the congregation and the many friends he
has made in this oity.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
PROPOSITION RELECTEn.
bolivia Again Refuses to Hcnrker,
to Chile.

New York, January ga special 10
the Herald from Washington says: Bo-
livia has rejected the proposal of Chile
contemplating the payment by the latter
country Of the Bolivian bonded debt. the
construction of railroad connecting
Bolivia with Pacific port, the free
entry OF goods and the establishment Of
custom houses in exchange for the re-
eognition by the La Paz government Of
Chilean sovereignty over the territory
in dispute between the two countries.
The minister of foreign affairs In 20
livia, who urged the acceptance OF the
Chilean proposal has, in consequence OF
the adverse action of the congress of his
country resigned his office. The Chill
can minister to Bolivia has left his post
on leave, but It is understood that he
will he directed to return to La Paz,
perhaps with tho new proposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22

Chicago, January 2o,-ln a private car,
fitted up especially for their use and
comfort. twelve hardy and muscular st.
Bernard dogs will leave Chicago tomor-
row for Alaska. Chicago prOspe tors
viii use them IN the far north to trans
port supplies over the glaciers in the
copper river region.
The CANNES have been given special
course Of training by their owner, whl
says he has hardened them in prepara-
ti9n fer che strenuous life they will re
forced 10 lead in the ice fields
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
|ANGE NEWS NOTES.
Important Real Estate Deal
Has Dccn Mndc.

mporunn Eeul EstUte Deu
Has Been Made.
Texas, January 2l.-Another
eal In Orange county reul es-
|nsummated here today. j. w.
fenting a syndicate, purchas-
Miller 500 acres of land about
west Of Grunge for $4,000.
kdioins the S. H. Wilson rice
Dad Is excellent rice land.
snge county bridge repair
|nniing 10 $3.50, recently is
been sold by the county to
fhool board, being sold at par
d interest and exchange.
George Sealy. Captain Davis,
fis afternoon with the barge
in tow. loaded with brick,
r supplies for the Cow Bayou
nd snsl coImpany's rice farm
"a plant On Cow bayou.
frct Lrm'5er company are
m this place to Bulard sew
rsierad iron, which has been
|heir tram road, but has been
b heavier iron.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
Bryan Briefs.

Bryan. Texas. January 21.-Dr ! T.
rounualn, representative Of this. the
rlHy-htth district, in the lower house of
the Legislature. has been selected to rep
resent the Bryan Business League in
IN, Inc convention Of business leagues OF
le&as' AT Austin, january %.
mon. W. r. Cayltt returned today from
VISIT to Houston and Beaumont He
says unat everybody at Beaumont has the
"ol fever" aud that everything there :,
booming.
Misses Amber Nall and Alice Pico left
touay to attend Add-Ran college az
DIR. Robert Christian Of Austin Is in
the city TO attend Mrs. II. o. Boat
wright, who Is quite sick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
bpENHAM BUDGET.

rS,s January 2i.-fHarriet
la 4 years and six months,
lar Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
,,,,ls. died at the residence
n q. shepard at 2 O'Clock
|. and was buried Monday at
n, o,c,ook. the funeral occur
.cadence. Her malady was
Mr.. Reid, who is a drum =
In on the road, did not reach
time for the funeral. Mrs
H., Mr. Archie Forbes. was
,hs last sail rites.
No, ago Mr.. f. Pltschnnlnn
asssre calling him TO Bart
y ,he bedside OF his brother,
s.rann whom he left as he
.,iv improved. Monday MT
rscelyed a meas1ge from the
[,yssrian stating that the pa
low and it is NOT believed he
9 Johnson. who has been
| no santa Fe lin this vicinity,
,srload of grating tools to
AZ for work of the extension
and New Orleans railroad.
avn as the Texas Trunk, run
}na,laS 10 Cedar. in Kaufman
work on extending which is
Ihsd with New Orleans as a
bus.
{sry term Of the Washington
convened Monday morning
Judge E. P. Curry presiiing.
pcket was called.
risl couclave given last wUk
Il Zion Baptist church. under
kment OF Rev. j. S. Newsom,
10.
IIeber Stone Is arranging for
considerable acreage in rice
farms.
council held a regular SEMI
psion this afternoon.
n Dew Of Terrell and William
Hampstead. well known
the State. are in the city.
4 past week there were sixty
mortgages filed for reglstra-
N real estate transfers re-
six marriage licenses Issued.
3Attorney J. p. Buchanan has
(cm a lengthy soJourn at his
b farms, He is getting every
ape for planting large rice
r. Buchanan and w. r.
leave Tuesday for Beaumont
ie the price on some realty
bre,
Il the city are busy vac
khUol children in compliance
bl,ftion from the school board
nnvaccinated children after
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22

went to Franklin today on legal business
ME- J. r. Rigsoy OF Waco is In me
CIV oei business and n visiting his mother
Major S. w. Parish went no Aust,n 90.
terday. Ses-
Mr; J. w Cunningham. paynlaster for
une international and Great Northern
Ioau, was IN Calvert yesterday in his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
SEVERE COLD
Is Causing Much Suffering in rurts
Of Cubn,

Santiago do Cuba. January 20.-This seo-
ton OF the island is now suffering from
the severest cold ever known for years, Much
distress has been caused among the natives,
who are entirely without protection from
the rlGCTs OF the climate. A temperature OF
60 degrees is quite unprecedented, Many
children are without suitable clothing and
are very bad off.
telephone message from the Guames
mine. forty miles west of Santiago. reports
snow on the summit Of Mount Torquino. at
an altitude of 5000 feet Teiegraphlc reports
from the north coast say that Sc vre north
er is raging and that shipping is DELAYED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
,ou,,ou PRINTING company.

At the annual meeting OF the houston
printing company, held YESTERDAY tA'
old board Of directors was reelected as
follows. r. NJ. Johnston, e. Paimer'
E, r NaoGresor. George F. Eoerle' A. T.
Clarksun. W. II. Coyic ,,.-
Al subsequent meeting OF hiFee. .8,
tbe old officers were reelected as Ioi'
lows. R. ~ Johnston. presloen,' =
palmer vice president; a. T. Cia'ASon'
secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
Hearne Iten,r.

En,a
e&as, january 2l.-The plague
r has struck Hoarne ami a
L. -. ,Ni''' ''u'
VI aVllae'ed Il great deal Of
'ne depot last night by his
Is, He was on his wav -
buth Teyas h,. 80
/ ~ sA49' OUT got oil mere
su seen since.
Plast. For weeks the n,,,n,-
pen getting ready ana ha,e
+ considerable mlowin ru ~ 49,
planted this year. - and =, I les 8
! ana hnrnos ,tne uiIWs Wlll
weeyii which got in its ' ia ;
year. so' III us dedo-
pumber Of citizens w,r, -
IS morning as Witnesses IN
Former case. Horne. was ,,,
fah while burglarizing a s, was
- SNNiN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
Target Match.

Messrs. c. W. Harrsll of Houston ana
F. F. Fulton OF Chicago we're the win
ners Of an interesting target match at
the shooting gallery recently started on
CONGRESS- avenue. While Mr. Harrall
made the largest total score, Mr.. Fulton
with a 22-target rifle at range OF forly
feet scored l21 out OF possible izo,
The bulls eye about the size OF a silver
dime counting twenty-five
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
Two Men Hurt.

San Antonio. Texas. January 2O.-ln a
row between non-u union and union work
ing men on Houston street tonight. John
Trunk and Bert Bertmore we're severely
handled. Trunk was stabbed in the side
Just below the heart and Bertmore was
knocked senseless by a blow In the iacT.
The wound OF Trunk is dangerous
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
Special services at yoaIsum.

YcakEn. Texas, January 2l.--At the
Methodist church last nigh the usual
preaching services were dispensed with.
and by request OF The pastor, Rev, w. j..
Johnson, the young people OF the Ep-
worth League rendered an Interesting
programme to a large audience.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
.LsnG d1oD 1noq7Im HIom piBH 81 HAoA esnoH
chiId scaIded TO penth.

Victoria, Texas, January 20.--News was
received here yesterday OF the death or
Mitchell. the s-year-old son Of Ar. w. u,
VnrneIls. at Inez. IN this county. on the
morning Of the issh from the ELECTS Of
burns received by filling face foremost
into pot OF scalding water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
Bail WH@ Granted.

Hampstead Texas, January 21-In tho
examining trial of Joe Kemper. sam
Bphriam and Tom MCGEE, charged with
robbery, the defendants were granted
bond in the sum OF $1,000 each by w. T.
Iabbey, Justice OF the peace precinct No,
!. Waller county,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-22
ReviyaIs at CAMERON.

Cameron, Texns, January 1.-TWO Of
the greatest services ever held here We're
conducted yesterday by Evangelist W. P.
Fife. The church was crowded, and the
serlucns were most excellent and impress
sive. The town is already stirred re-
Mglously.