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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-25
Tho Stimulus
Of Pur0 Blood

That d what Is required BY every
organ Of the body. for the proper per-
Torrance Of its functions.
II prevents bIliousness. dyspepsia.
constipation. kidney complaint. rheu-
matlsm. catarrh. nervousness. weak
ness. faIntness. plmples. blotches. and
oil cutaneous eruptlons.
II perfects Ill the vital processes.
w.P. Ksstop. Woodstock. Ala. took Hoods
Sarsaparilla 70 make his blood pure. 10
write, that be had not felt we'll but tired FOR
some time. Before he had finished the nrst
bottle Of this medicine be felt better and
when he had taken the second was iike
another man free from that tired feeling
and able 70 do bis work
Hood'0 8aSe0apArlMA
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Accept no substitute. bull
get Hoods today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-25

Three years ago had severe attack OF
"A grippe, which left me almost . physical
wreck. TO add to my wretched condition. q
severe form OF Rheumatism developed
tried all the physicians in our city, but mono
OF them could do me any permanent GOOD.
useo All the rheumatic cures could hear Of
put received no benefit. After becinninr q
p was relieved Of the pains and have gained
=! ne:h ana strength and my general health
~ potter snan Tor years. consider 8. 8. 8.
the grandest blood medicine in the world
ina heartily recommend it to any ono seek.
ing RELIEF from the tortures Of Rheumatisn..
b. +. GREGORY, Union, 8. G."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
MORE BOXES OF GOLD,
And MANY Greenbacks.

To secure additional information directly
from. the people IL Is proposed TO send
persons WAC write the most interesting, de-
tailed and truthful descriptions of their
experience ON the following topics
/. How have YOU been affected by CON e
drinking and by changing from coffee to
2 Do you know any one who has been
driven away from Postum because 1t cam /,
to the table weak and characterless at the
8. Did you set such person right re-
gnrding the easy way to make Postum
clear, black and with crisp, rich tas g
A. Have you ever found n better Way To
make It than to use four heaping teaspoon =
full to the pint of water, let stand n
stove until real boiling begins, then note
the clock and allow, 1t TO continue easy
boiling full fifteen minutes from that Inn ,
stirling down occasionally "a piece OF
butter about the size of navy bean paced
In the pot will prevent bolling<Orer.l
g. Give names and account OF those you
know 10 have been cured or helped
health by the dismissal Of coffee and The
daily use of Postum Food Coffee In ITS
q write names and addresses Of twenty
friends whom you believe would be bene'
dted by leaving off coffee tYour name
viii not he dlyulged to them.
Address your letter to the Postum Cereal
Co Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich. writing
ybur avn name and address clearly.
BE honest and truthful don't write
poetry or fanclful letters, JUST plain tru'h
ful statements.
Decision will be made between Ooto'e'
no ana November 10, 1901. by three Judges,
not members Of the Postum Cereal Co,
and a meat little box containing $40 gold
niece sent to each OF the Ave best writer's.
a box containing a 81 gold pierre 20 eieh
Of the twenty next hest writers. 81 green
back to each Of the 100 next best, and y
81 grecnback TO each Of the 200 next best
writer's, making cash prizes distributed &c
Almost every one interested lii pure food
and drink Is willing 10 have their name
and letter appear In the papers, Tor sum
helm as Il may ofer TO the human ispce.
However, a request to omit name Will b.
respected. .,..
and each letter will be held In high esteem
nv the company, as an evidence OF ~
friendship, while the little boxes Of gold
and envelopes OF money will reach many
modest writer's whose plain and sensible
letters contain the facts desired, although
Inc sender may have hut small faith 10
winning az the time 81 writing.
Talk this subject over with your FRIENDS
and SEQ how many among you can win
nrIsee, II Is a good, honest competition
md In the hest kind OF a cause. Cut this
statement out for II will not appear again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
WHY Women Fade.

A million women today should be told
what other millions have learned. That
they need one element In their blood far
more than men, and that lack OF 1t is the
reason they are apt to fade many years
before they should. The needed element
Is iron. Iron builds up the red. eorpuscles
ct the blood and sustains Vitality and
strength.
Women need a constant supply OF blood.
making material or their systems break
down under the constant drain. The very
moment there is lack OF blood. or when
the blood is Impoverished, the signal ap.
pears upon the face In sallowness or pallor.
The remedy needed Is Or. Hsrters Iron
Tonic Nothing else meets this particular
condition so well. Use OF il has made
hundreds OF thousands Of women look
many years younger and made them feel
ever younger than they looked. II not
only restores strength, energy and beauty,
hut 1t is prompt and certain cure for all
the Ills peculiar 10 the sex. 1t cures be-
cause It removes the hrst cause. II sup,
plies just what nature needs 10 bring
health
II strengthens debilitated organs, gives
tone and elasticity to muscles and iiga.
ments. rounds out wasted Tissues and re-.
news She vlgor OF the nervous system II
helps quickly and just as surely and per-
Has been used and Praisea BY women
Tha pr Harter Medicine Co, Daytan.
Ohio. For sale everywhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
TEXAS MARRIAGES.

M'NABB- COOK. -- wakahacaIe, Texas
September Oh. II. MclNabb and Miss
Emma Cook of Ennis wtre married here
today.
sHADLE, SMITH. weafherford Texas
Sepit mber 0.-W. l. Shndic aud Miss Cora
" Smith were married Mere today In the
county clerks ofice.
MOoRE-BRAY --KRnfmdn, Texas, Sep.
tember 1i.-Mr. A. J. Moote and Miss Sarah
Bray were married YESTERDAY ]. A. Mas.
sey, ESQ, officiating
wRIGHT-CANNoN. -Pdris, Texas. Sen.
tcmbel 9.--Ole Wright and Miss Della
Cahnon Of the Broadway community were
nlair'ed yesterday evening.
PHENS-BuRNETT Paris Texas,
September 9.-Henry stephens and Miss
May Burnett OF Grant, i. H.. were married
Mt the court house this inornlng.
wILCOXoN. SHORT. II Denton. Texas.
September S.--Gordon Milcnxon, a young
furnIer living near Krumi this county, and
Miss Short of this city were married here
this week In the presente Of only few
friends and relatives
oN.JoHNSToN. Texas.
September S,-J. Il. Ferguson Of Clarksvllle
and Miss BESSIE Johnston Of Davenport,
Red River county, were married by Rev.
Charles Manton Of this city yesterday ar
terDoon at his residence.
TRIMM-RAGSDALE tOenison, Texas,
September 9Henry Trimm and Miss Lille
kagsdae were married in Sherman yester-
from the city, in the COUNTRY. The bride
has lately come here from Dallas.
NRlGHT METcALT. Mineral Wells,
Teas, September 11.-0len Wright and
Miss Ora Metcalf were united in marriage
AZ Palo Pinto yesterday morning Rev. j.
IL. Stewart OF this city performed the
niaitinge ceremony. Both parties reside
thcraN Mr. Wright being county clerk OF
this county
JARvIS-BURGESS.- Worth. Texas
September 13.-Van zandt Jarvis and Miss
Annie Burgess were married this morning
The groom Is one OF the most influential
business men Of the city and the bride
the daughter Of late. Colonel Burgess, one
of the weaithlest blooded stocknen in
Texas and Kentucky, who recently died,
leaving nm estate valued at over million.
RRIS-soRRRLs.-A Texas. Sep
tenber 12.--Rlchard Hawthorne Harris and
Miss IDA Elizabeth Sorrels were united in
marriage last night at the Marshall house,
East Seventh street. The interesting cere-
nony was performed by Rev. ]. A. French:
pastor oil the First Baptist church, and
was quiet AFFAIR. Mr.. Harris Is connect
90 with the establishment OF II. Z. Mis-
trot ~ this city while the bride is an ac.
complshed young lady Of Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

Lake Charles. la. September 13.-The
Wall rice mill started MP for the season
this morning They have near 1000 sacks
on hand and with the new improvements
viii be ready 10 handle their share OF
the crop.
At the beautiful home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
c. n. Moss last evening most delightful
reception was given Misses Floy and Della
Moss, who are on the eve of departure
to college in Virginia. Quite a number
Of the young ladies assembled and the
evening was spent most pleasantly. Music
and literary games caused the hours to
move swiftly.
Hon. John H. Poe, mayor, arrived yes
terday from Buffalo, n =: and gave some
the shooting of the president Mr.. Poe
when he noticed young man who had
the appearance of d mechanic approach
and push his way towards the president,
seeming eager 20 shake hands with him,
and on getting near fired two shots Mr..
Poe says he saw the negro grapple with
the assassin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
WON BY MAID OF HARLEM
Annual Champion Stakes Went to Her
at Sheepslead Bay.
ROcETON MADE RUNNING FOR TWO MILES
Hammock Was Close Up with the Final
Winner Trailina--Roekton Lost at
the Last Furlone Pole.

New York, September 14.-Three fixtures
were decided at Sheepshead Bay today,
chief Of which from a money value was
the $4,000 annual champion race. Only
, three starters accepted the issue with
kockton a prohibitive favorte at TO 5.
hoekton made the running for two miles
with Hammock close up and Maid OF Har-
lem trailing. The latter passed Hammock
on the far turn. the second time around
and gradually wearing Rockton down
caught him at tho last furlong pole. Rock
ton pulled up very lame.
Westhnry steeplechase. about two aud a
h 1aalt miles-Zanzibar, illuminate, Ormar.
Time 900 2.5.
Hig1Ttight handicap, six furlongs-Mus.
sett, Cervera Red Path. Time liza 2.5
Great Eastern $500. six furlongs- Endur-
hnSs by Right, Sombrero. Otis. Time 1.i3
me annual champion stakes S2o,OO0 two
kockton, Hammock. Time 1888 2.5.
FIVE and q half furlongs, seiling--Sister
Jnn,Ht' city Bank Eddie Bush Time :06.
Mile and q sixteenth, on turf-The Anna
zon, Dolando, Klnneklnnlck Time 1:4SH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

SHARP. -Brownwood. Texas September
II DR. John p. Sharp Of Goldthwaite
died here yesterday afternoon from blood
poisoning and was buried today by the
Knights Of Pytbias. He was about 40 years
of age and mn eminent physician.
BELL.-Cuero, Texas, September a
Died this morning, Miss Julia Bell sister
of Messrs j r., and j. X. Bell; She was
and was held In universal esteem. Her
death was sudden, though the family knew
she could not recover. She was n con
sistent member Of the Baptist church.
FONTAlNE.-On "Wednesday morning
September H., DR. Fontalne Of Jones Pral-
RE died, after nm Illness of q day. at the
ferer from Brght's disease. For twenty
community and by his faithful Christian
life has endeared himself to everybody,
The community mourns The loss of their
family physician.
COLLINS -Gonzaiee, II vas. September
l4;-pled at his gesldeR st lGanzales on
Friday night Judk.EWsiY d Collins. aged
SO years, I monthsi ami % days He will
he buried this eyge4lnng ny the members u
Of Odd Fellows. ENs eyed wife and four
for several S C YEARS s errcd sc Sot 81
the peace for a number of years since the
war. The sixtF-fourth anniversary OF his
wedding WAS celehated few months ago
and he and his wife received the congratu-
laticns and membranes ~ many OF their
friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
AMERICAS CUP
Yacht Races viii Probably Be Postponed
Until Octoher.


New York September 13.--The America
cup races will be postponed probably for
three weeks or month. They will MT be
called off nor held over until next year
This was learned from an authoritative
source late tonight.
A meeting OF the challenge committee OF
the New York Yacht club win be held to-
morrow, Sir Thomas Upton or his repre-
sentative VIII be consulted, and nm official
announcement of the postponement Will
be made.
The committee is composed Of j. Pier
pont Morgan Commodore Lewis Coss Led
YARD Rear Commodore c, l.. :. Robinson
Secretary j.. V. $. Oddie, +, NJ Brown. 6,
Oliver Iselln, Archibald Rogers and NJ j.
coin Forbes.
night, and they refused to express an pin
ion in advance Of the meeting Of the M
Almost 81 100000 has been spent in
preparation for this yacht race" said an
official of the Atlantic Yacht club.
"I.ipton and those who built and tune
up Shamrock II have given up almost two
yachtsmen and fleet OF vessels have
crossed the ocean for the contest, and lt
would be too hard to call II on.
at can be postponed a period su facient
to show ali due respect for the National
calamity and then sailed decentiy and
fairly.
II think three or four weeks Will be al
lowed shifting the date Of the first race,
say from September 81 10 October 10 or u.
"LiDton has better chance OF winning
the cup than any one has had since the
old America brought Il across the ocean,
and II he is not allowed TO sail eor II they
ought to award the cup 10 him"
Such pes,ponement. would lose the
Shamrock people some OF their present adj
vantage Columbia needs more new sails
badly. aud she can have them made.
1t Is understood that they have b en-, or
dered but as the chalengers have said
that they want 1.-THE hest boat 10 win. :"
they will not object TO the Unexpectedly
selected cup defender getting If.
Sir Thomas Upton when asked about a
postpOnement said:
al am entirely in the hands OF he New
York Yacht club, and will agree 10 any
postponement they think best"
The Irish sportsman Is under a great
nervous strain, and is ANXIOUS to have Ii
over He knew Mr. McESaley we'll, and
among the features Of the Erln's superb
cabin are two large portraits OF Mckinley.
No one WAS more affected by the news
than Sir Thomas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

Corpus Christi, Texas, September 14--A
correspondent writing from Pledras pintas
anent the oil well boring operations at
that place, says the drillers at the Piedras
Plntas well have succeeded in removing the
twisted casing and having no further use
Tor 1t (the casing) they have sold it~to
firm lately OF Live Oak and Bee counties.
hetchum Robin, 1t is reported are 20.
ing 20 start short line OF cable cars from
san Diego to the oil FIELDS MIR. Ketohum
mas had two years experience IN the Texn,
mechanical aud machinery department, and
nus co'nartner Is reported now az Beeville
Tying 70 get the influential men Of that
city TO recommend the firm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
THE SOUR LAKE FIELD.

Is Now Being Taken Out Of Sour
Lake Well,
p Lake, Texas, September 14.-No
hg has been done on either the Guffey
Tor Sour Lake well today. The drill
sing drawn from the Sour Lake we'll
lafteTnuon; oil continues to flow and
fas is forcing the water from the well
4 Is apprehended that there will be n
Eout as soon as enough OF the water
kholed to permit the gas to escape
1t may be, however, that sand Is
PING the water at the bottom Of the
zane VIII hold the gas down,
ldennlate information can be obtained
Ernlng the balllng of the well, but 1t
opposed the drill is being taken out
[he purpose Of bailing.
~ Su1Sey well Is at a standstill. walt
XXI the arrival or Captain Forney,
sen manager of the Guffey company,
wv! be here in the morning. The
II n'wing small quantity of oil and
sas ID escaping, and IL is expected
Muen the wafer is balled out the
IVY gush oil. II Is certain that both
bumney ana Sour Lake wells are good
,sh ana will pay well, even IL they
\" not prove to be gushers.
w from these wells is of different
% the Spindle Top oil, being free
btpnn ana containing more lllum-
~ ~,. besides producing splendid
OF luDricating oil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
OIL SHIPMENTS BEGUN
water from Sabine to the Port q
Galveston.

water from Sabine to the Port Of
Galveston.
weston, Texas, September 14.-Charles
''ee@ Co have completed one of their
'a'ses and ii is now loaded with oil
.A' sabine en- route Galveston. The
consists Of 300 barrels of oil and
|snnipped by the Lone Star and Ores.
81 company to Charles Clarke & Co.
XIV sion for their own consumption.
|rnon p,arse Is now almost completed at
ls,aud viii soon be placed In SER
hses iter II is completed the company
4 ns ~ construct still another barge
ba,iv IN transporting oil. It was
Mi intended to construct barges to
h. n transporting oil to the gulf
|4hIs' Nelegrhms were received by the
SAL, morning from Charleston, s. c.,
ia, asking for rates for
~, Vths Oh TO these poluts from the
Eed vel. wells Inquiries have also been
herr rom Cuba In regard to shipping
hi iSust at present il has not been
bared Hether or not the harges can
mi " 20 such long distances. 1t is
ol1br" ever, that the country at large
n ma toward the oil helds OF Fast
h. u lnal as soon as .transportafion
N oil gs ~ at reasonable rate the
iistsnta s Iuei Will he adopted al points
'N' from the source OF supply.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

Dayton on eonpany's well. The arm IN
TINS We'll had struck hard rock an denth
o. something like $50 feet when o,era.
LION were suspended about week ago
Lns work being done now Is the iowerins
on this rock e's'us 10Y
Hon. Ludwell t. Williams Of waco wh0
n MY eonsSlneTnble land holdings IN his
lIeisnoorhood, returned yesterday after a
In Waco. " iesai business
Judge W s: Herndon OF Tyler ana nj,
si Mr, ). y. Herndon, who was al one
Llm Tine one, OF the tgeologists Of the Texse
geological survey, are here investigated fhs
OIL prospects Of this field, 'Ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
(specIal to The Post.l

New York, September 14.-Sailed: Steam
crs FL Cid and Proteus. New Orleans:
Lampasas. Key West and Galveston.
Port Bads La.-Arrlved; Cayo Soto
tBrl from London via Antwerp and Mexl-
can ports; Montreal (Br0 from Port Ma
don via Shields, in ballast Sailed: Spiro
lNor., for Gibera, Cuba, I'll PnsO (Am9,
for New YORK; Pontos G9er), for Calves.
Llyerpo ol.-Arrived: Campana and Geor-
gle. from New York.
southampton Southwark, from
New York
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

a shoot setwecn memberI Of the San An
cello aud BallinRer Gun Clubs. The late;
having challenges verbally tAroueh sheriH
Kirk OF Runnels the formdr Tor a shoot 10,
$500, the San Angelo club has replied al
ccpting the challenge and pcaying the mum
Der OK targets, men sndi enouR to The
Balllnger club. Secretary Wilcox OF the
San Angelo club holds the State champion.
ehip diamond medal and won the 'hIgh
gun" at the recent West Texas Gun Cinh
league shoot at Lampasasi Ihe local club
contains other good shott and the Balm
ger club contains some ImRrksmen itself
SO It will be a battle roysfL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Milas Miller Hurt.

McDade. Texas, September 14-Mr Milos
Miller of Austin, who has been visiting
Mr. w H. Couison near here, was coming
In this morning to catch the early morn
Ing train. Willie on the road his horse he.
came frightened and threw him out OF
the buggy. hurting him seriously, but not
supposed to be fatal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Was Never in Such Splendid Condition.

Mrs. S. Reina, GARY, Fla. writes.
81 am one OF the heathicst women In
the state Of Florida. My appetite Is great,
was never In such splendid condition in
my life before BEFORE / began taking te-
runa and Manain, ] would eat about -four
times week-now eat about seven
times day, was the most nervous per.
myself and every one else. couldn't
sleep at all and now ! sleep splendidly
y have n friend here that has been in
bed for four years. She took Your medi
cine and Is now doing her own work. -
Mrs. $ Rena.
Miss Matte L. Crook, Takoma Park, D.
c., writes:
"Perunn has done for me what other
medicines failed to do, II has given me
perfect health and strength. When
wrote you hrst had systemic catarrh my
nose had been sore for three years IN the
right side, | had been bothered with q
choking for year, had palms In my side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
The GAME TODAY.
The Firemen viii Go Against a stronu
Galveston Club.

One Of the best baseball games of the
season Will be played today on the local
diamond between Galveston and the Fire
men, The visitors have strong team, ms
they contain such well known professionals
as Page Lutch, Olscr and Murray Al
together, they are a hard proposition for
any club and close and interesting game
VIII no doubt be played The management
OF the Firemen nave completed arrange
ments to play George Reeds Shreveport
southern League team for a series of three
exact dates will he announced slater. The
lineup for today's game Will be US follows:
Galveston Etrart,on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Saloons Again Open.

Jennings, La, September 14-The saloons
opened again today on an injunction re-
strainlng the town authorities from modest
ing them In the dispensing of Intoxicating
beverages The district iudgN71 I'm Buffalo
and the Injunction can not be tried until
he returns so they viii sell openly with
out restraint.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

GENERAL HoBsoN DEAD.
He Was President of the Mexican Wa
. Veterans, Association

'SeS'GilS fNSoOSldblOf
Cleveland, Ohio, September 14--General
e. H. Hobson, president of the Mexican
War Veterans association, died here sud
denly today Of heart failure. He had
been i'll since Wednesday of acute gas
tritis. General Hobson was II years of
age and banker of Greenshurg Ky. He
served as lieutenant during the Mexican
war and was colonel of the Thirteenth
Kentucky infantry during the civil war.
He was made brigader general for bra.
very at Shiloh and his commission rs ma.
jor general was ready for the president $
signature when Lincoln was assassinated.
General Hobson was in command Of
troops that captured the noted Morgan
raiders In Ohio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Mexioans to Celebrate.

Corpus Christi, Texas September IA 49,
The Mexican residents Of Corpus Christi
are making elaborate preparations for cel'-
bratlng Mexico's independence day, 10th
OF September. The festivities will begin
tomorrow evening with grand ban luet
orations music and dance, and Will con-
clrdc Monday with club parade and
grand ball,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
LIttle Rock. september 14.-Llttle Rock

Little Rock, September Little Rock
defeated Selma In a twelve-inning game to-
day ana started the second game, but rain
Interfered at the end Of the first inning
with the score standing 3 to In favor
of Iitte Rock. In the hrst game Selma
tied the score In the ninth inning and Nc
Closkey was superseded by Skopec.
Score II III
Little Rock go. 100 OH 01O O01- Is I
Selma .....,..,.. 900 300 COZ 900 : 4
Met Ioskcy, Skopcc and Lynch; Crlbbens
and Moore