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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

AZ Capitol avenue and FHnnin street n
q. Rlalr q Co. will open their coffee store
coffee that can not be excalied IA tho
world, controlling their plantations as they
do enables them 20 offar the pure coffee
grain TO the consumer ~ all times coffee
Us served free 20 the ladies and they are
earnestly invited 20 accent Of the oppOr-
tunity offered by this hI1n.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
l.inrnd Horse So.

A bay mare started across the santa re
+rcst,e IN the second ward yesterday noon
and aid not proceed FAR before he slipped
,...-.aar rho tinlbers and broke two legs
rains were delayed Until the animal e@0ii
he taken ont and shot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
Residence at cleburne.

Cleburne, Texas, october Srhc house
occupied by W, w Harris was burned this
morning and about two-thirds of the goods
were lost. The household goods were not
insured The house was Insured for a
small sum and was the property OF Mir, e.
W. Wade Of Temple.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
nsteotive KessIer Returns.

perceive Kessler Of the local police DE-
nartment returned home yesterday from TAG
nsilas fair. where he has been representing
ne Houston force. Mr.. kessler said mat
ters we're extremely quiet durlng the talI
and thnt but few arrests were mace
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
WEATHER INCARNATION
Probabilities.

Washington, October 9.-Easteru Texas
Fair Friday and probably Saturday; aght
TO fresh cast winds.
Louisiana Partly cloudy Friday with
showers In southeast portions fresh east
to northeast winds. Saturday fair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
BIC MASS MEETING

IN the .rest Of Striking Coal Miners
Saturday Night.
Thsri be mass meeting on court
house re Saturday at p. M. All
unIou and good citizens invited, There
viii bort addresses by prominent
speskeesolutlons Of sympathy and do
nitioDken for striking miners In the
toal OF Pennsylvania. The meeting
viii I'D under the auspices of Houston
Labolncil W. f. Morrison,
rnan Advancement Committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
lyon Has NOTHING 70 SAY

Regarding the Suit Filrd by John Law
renee Of Zapata.
sherman. Texas. October 9.Jrhls after
noon Sheriff Shrewsbury received from the
district court al zapatl the citation IN
ibe suit Of John Lawrence vs.. Cecil A..
Lyon and served the same, Lawrence,
who Is government telegraph operator,
aiegrs chat he tss been damaged by letters
written By Colonel Lyon 20 the department
NJ Washington and asks $4,000 exemplary
and $4,000 actual damages. Colonel Lyon
las nothing 10 saw relative 70 tho suit ex-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

San Angelo, Texas, October IA small
dwelling, unoccupled, owned by Mary Hail
tolored, OF Houston. was supposedly set
on fire last night IN three places. Loss
about Sl2o; insurance $500,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

Denison, Texas, October 9rhe foundry
OF knaur 4 Howe was partially destroy ed
by fre last night The estimated loss IS
SIO0C. There was no insurance on either
building or contents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
llnht RenIstrstIen.

on,v 27s registration certificates we're H.
.uea Yesterday. Of which about forty were
70 negroes. ,..,.s - tbs tbyea
DAYS il $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
n.I.natea Wln Rs EIeeisd.

orau NJ Roberts chapter, United Diuga'
,.rs 81 the confederaey, viii meet iAl.
.sternsou at 4 o'e!esh az the resiaenys t el
Mss' NJ. B. King. elo Dallas AvenuA pe'e'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
A MExcAN MuRpEREn.
He Was an important Witness for the
State

Brownsville, Texas. October Q. -Herculno
Berbier Mexican Of this vicinity. was
found dead in the brush near tho Aiica
stHgc road abolt two1ty-seven mieg from
here There were two billet wounds IA the
body II ls said that Berbier was mi Impor-
tant witness Of the state in the nasasginn.
tion Of Ranger Roehusk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
Fosters Local forecasts.

Weather changes noted below will occur
within twenty four hours of 8 p. m. Of
dates below:
October i0-Warmer.
October ll-Threatening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

WY be elected 70 the convention az
wh,,S h, VIZ oauEhters. Of the Confeders,ev
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10
Home Mission Society.

lscussions on the varied topics out
,he special meetings Of the Shearn
s4iss'oh society during the present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-10

cent that he has placed the matter g. the
hands OF bis attofnrys.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
Legal Notices.
nosToboGE'e goTicE o. lsTGh
TON TO FosGcLoeE MORT.
obcE AND % e6LE

10 aecoT1snoe win . popsf " sale
contained 10 tbsf certain mOrtssEe
made ~ Caroline huiU ~ Bgck sne
~ Blok her husband, ~ Pafflst
Gleason. dated Nsy zstb lsss. fesofe
- IN ne Itegisfer ONloe. Oabu. 10
ibfT ~, ~. zz.55, notice ~ BEsE
~ GIVEN thar ne said NOnSasee a.
teE0s ~ fOfeolOss sal9 HOngsge ~
conditions DTOkeD. ~ vi, ne nDD pei.
meDf n principal sDe Interest, Nbs1
due ana gD0D sai1 fOTeclesgre siii
ELL At PUBLIC hDcJloH, ~ fbe
sale fcoms n WILL y PjeIsEF, OR
per N Merchant snG 6lskss sffeefs.
~ Honolulu, IN ehJUFDAY, tbe mn
1sY N DeosmbeT a y. lSg2. - ~
ociock ~. N fsl1 Gay, ne DfeWises
GsseDDeG 10 Ssil Moftgage, ~ beiDp
fDf0i6ed
PyTfbfT particular can b. bsf N
J. LlCBTFoOg, bttOJpsy ,sti@g, "a.
FocD Blocl, corHsT hlaDes sn1 Hef
chant ffTesff BOBDlYiB.
PhTBjcH GLEASON
bCnsasee,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
sEsETbEIb sTsEET AND gUybsD
VALLEY

SgDshey stables " Tenn soe ysJlsy
Cara Jesye PgDsbDg gtsDlsS a
Ez1 o. ~. pr DgB DBIy, sEe foI
urn sg4 VALLEY ~ E;l0, no. $40,
Ezg, Et0, 5sW sE1 I'm ., ~, sI1
hereafter ~ tLs sysD hour, ~ "
minutes sIo ~ ~ mlggtss past ths
hour Until 1917 ., 10,
osby cellsgs fcT JeNO soe Yslls/-
Cars Leave ~ gfzo, E;Lg, I'M sg1
7tW a. No., and tEeTssiteT - ~, ~
sDe W MINUS Dsst sseB bcpJ gStD
s;CD y, ~,
Tsd soe cysso Sta, csrosC fs5 byp'
anu Islls/-csTf Isays A. g;lt . a.
fDg sysTT ~ MINUTES thsTeg'sT VA
~ MN .. A.
byysDy Hsllf/ 70 TsHn--caTg lfAyf
ByyaHB A. Gl9, ggsg ana ON ., No.,
ana ~ lDteTyslf NJ ~ minus fbsJs
hilfJ pIiD lgfGg " ~,
fed sne oyssD sts ceIDsJ foT gybs,
bey--raTs lfays ~ g,0t, EzG, Etf
ana 100 o. NJ ana egeJy N minutes
thereafter YBgl lls0E y, ~, Tbs car
having ~ 3, ~ sHG ~ mlDgfHf Dssl
iis bCgT run ~ PyBah0g Stables;
those leaving ~ ~, ~ aud W min
ptss past no hour run 70 oahu CO..
lsEe, The lat ar M Oahu cOllsE'
Issyss fOEp ~ ss2k y, NJ,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

side e1Ionre ana me interior teddna
fioa rste q certain aasfhrifr rnIfe
etiia thara va renfY o. suaf ana
lftt urrr Ersrn bad sfs. sarIa..
u IrH1rmt somr "a hrm nH
frr1sr sh al bachelor
and allase rfesfs
Urf sfe fs,r ii.
g-taasfa 81 Rad ON lr H ~.
e~nare 4noarfIrr fs gtIl-
ffe a1rfrsafa ar eaar 81 rre
Bg s fl ~ na national
49,, far arf eare saIarfarivft1s0
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A. ga - e....r.f IL IL. -.r.,..-.--
II esre. 81. -. ~ -
.sr re. d, Il. .r-r- -.
49,. 1900 ~. 49,, 4. -.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
Krupp's Death Was
From Natural Cause

Berlin. Nov = The ars sr1nD.
Ton thst Herr Kupp. ~ great gen.
makef gbose death sas rac1rgas o.
terlay c0nim.ffe1 sncde D. yieieiag
~ precise snd sDsD1snf taaflu0ry ~
fhe cDnffsrg pgG Brfesrrer =
physician ~ fhe bizbesf reDaafsr
va in fhe aDsnmenf sl,gitlrr fer
KfgpD sleeyng fDDu Nber g. ga
aincser 0n Esf1f1ay routrg s1f
~ Pan Hefr KrsDpa faa l9eroe
sIs0 w. Del fie bDgee Ttel fU11g
m se5eTsi 0ther p1Jaifisrs go q ID
fegafdf1 81 beirF De5g1f bin rzf
81 ~ them sbgsl tsys o0rn fef g. 4
cDlcesimeuf " fbs eegse ~ fas
NbicA f1e1 asefibs ~ 3 afDis " 49,.
pIeaT. in1aeeG fhey 80 ear <tsf'g
~ menfsi ezeltemeDf fro1 FGlet
iiefr KrgDD w. sgoenrg
beT Kfgppf fsy0rfe EfIgg gsf ~
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neiiiJeing ~ ~ ioNer eissses pfte
b. syDilee partially ~ 49, o.
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or ~ oopfrsiiee ~ feS9ste ~ fsee
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pfytfs q d nlsntsgs.ef ~ ~ -
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fefDrw ieesf "a ~ ekteusge 3 49,
Shouts haze beer efpsilef NJ . 49,
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- bis aassspres ~ ssael.gfste ~ 80
DUN " tbs lsgDJsD a. ~ e,setlEg
~ qpesflDp " epDn1srl tptsslsf
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system ~ nlDfsTr egeiilrzf ~ ~
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base deyelDpel theW ffeW lDoy.lf ~
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
HAWAIIAN TRAMWlYS CO.,
TINE TABLE
KIno sTsGEr LINE

WAIKIKI " Town and pslsms--csfs
Leave Wslkikj ~ $50, 600, s;IG ss1
g;D a. NJ sDG every 10 nlnBtss
thereafter until 1900 ., %, Tbs
Ji;iG and Ii;SG ,, 20, ~ 70 Eifs
Range ODlt,
rife ssnss esNss) V Tssg--csTs
leave PaEss A. t;gf, es0J, s;Is ana
EH ., 90. sG1 sysTT ~ HiBgts
thereafter until Ilsis ., 10,
for sSe King ets, Corner fer esIsms
Cans Leave ~ C,It, gslt, s;sz sn1
ga ., a., sDG ~ ISmlBgts iBtsosis
thereafter Until llszz ., ~,
esisms ieT Tom sno Nslkiti-ca5s
Issys - Boz, G;SE G.kz and gOt
o. a., and eysTy 10 DlBgfss fbsTssft
~ Until i0szs 8. ~; fbsI ~ iosEs
., ~, The II5os ., %, from PslsHs
runs 70 Psysa DDly, eIesDt On Est
BT1syf, when n EcsF " 'failiJJ,
Fed s0o Wing ets, Corner feT WslkIbI
Cam ifaye - I'm t;GJ Elz ag1
giD ., A. sDe ~ it,mlDYe Intervals
hereafter Until IO,4z y. a.; tbsB ~
liiiz .. ~, M ilibz ., ~. gofs 70
PsNaa only, ezcsd m EatgTesys,
when u runs W Wsikls,
esnss n Wsitlki-csTf lGsf - Gszt
bm, and eyeTy 10 minutes thsTeAftsJ
Until ig;ks y, No.; tIfB ~ Nm 3, ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
Corporation Notices,
NOTICE

We heTeby glgs pDtics thsi ~, D.
y LAssJNC n ~ ~ Nsy c2ppeciee
gltb ibe foJmsT lDfyTancs ageney N
DfsJ Lansing a nm ghlb ~ feD'
10, I'M, iJaDgleTJsg ~ fbeJ Bgbt,
pile lHfsyfsi RDe g0o1 w ~ tbeiT lD
tuJspcs department ~ ne U0pDlgiu
lgyfsfmept coy no, sge that M q
" LsDfiHF y M eDtitle9 ~ me pun
mgr foTmfyly giyeg " ne DesC l>gp
siDR n ~, ibspTsDcf ggfncT W DgY'
N ~ yals sB0 gelge recelYee nm "
mi ~ bis iDbTesis ~ tbe sipfe nam
M iptpTapof aRfpcT
~ yleV ~ NE aD0Ye ~ TesDectfyllJ
foIieh fbe fepsNals NJ ep pr lpepg
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ispflDE A CD, BReDoy,
HoSpLuLp nivEaJNEsJ ~.
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street, Ez7Zt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

E/TEbfiob ~ mr. nm EcS
eEfElIjIsc TEsIEgt

M az N DEeDinE ten6ofs m ~
frealDp N ne neT He,ogR ffiyS1
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

~ mr. CIRCUIT COUNT NJ THg
Dfsf c,ToY.f, JeDltcfy ~ BaYsll ~
cbambeys, " gJobats ~ NE Hsfter
N No Esiste NJ JAylD,a KsDg, ~,
maud OIHeT " sum " Besngg
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tbsi IAylgls EaDg. N pm, Vsimspy
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mo NJ OAHU, m ~ ~ qsI ~ NDyeW.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
NFETiBo NOTICE.

Tbe hDIYal BedlhE N ~ BsslaD
nm sDG Boat clYD wv be beb Wed
Beg1ag pecewbw y igqZ sDis9pW.
at M clyD BQgse
q, q. tipDEs
22lg8t seYeigJy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

Flfff ~ nyo land situate ~ ksDgs.
HGOlaJpokC lslaBl y oahu, de1oTibee
~ mn PsfeDf nm, KYieaDs z7et.
eoDisigiGg ~ sies u = aefes zzs-ioD
SNARE cbaHs.
ffcpr1 Al ftS ianG sfgsfo ~ Ssle
KsllYs les'Ubel u Hgyal psteni nm
KplfaDa mn. oonialDigg ~ area n
IN ans,
zzll-goy. n. De-. ~. ~.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
Business Notices
DPTleF

Jaf, Sglt w. bog TgmgyGq ~ plumb
lug etabllsbmeui fTow bereioHia mn
Emma areefg ~ l0N Alakeo streei
rear King Ybefe be GlU De ple9sec
~ ree wv patrons ap1 fFieHdE Telf
Dbope Whlfe 1901 cqTea fhis w
yolL laephoge bo2Lg 2@p
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

Pune n0iiee n b,geDy ENep mn
~ pDdelHKpeq gppeHiffndeB NJ
ppyiD W0rRe nv rfDynoe ~ ne m
N HDnGlglg M regumoe biF duree y
wcbt ttei plI epe fYWT ga N M
Jeffgg Nb9We9effg gfalWlnH NJ prt
fondrR ~ gd NJ HpDounioifflf N
ppDuc WDr ~ Whiol nm j M
1gly aDD9IR'eg ~ HeE F1 a " W1l
w fbe 09Yeu0r Va Bnd YlU MI IN
Nce oE4 c1peew NJ no FeHaie NJ ~
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Jhs U nm
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
GLOBE EhyJghTIOH co., Ito,

Remember We coDpect WIN he y,
Bs ", y, sBG e. y, ny, sDo 9HsT rom
pstl1ys rates from ne East sbiDs
leave seattle tte iC,b q fscb month
oTdeT ron for Sept selling,
LE BffeE, bgy
PheOs KslD 2ot ersNsr sleg,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02

kDiioe y hfTeDT EiTep NJ ~ ~
mgls deHo6De1 beiDw hsge befp ~,
pCpndfg ~ fhq pD11gpmep NM ~
Nphh BoDg isiguf NJ Dsig gbf
pnbss ne D1ym fees ene AsWasIx
gre f9DpeJ saiilfq1 ~ VA nv n ~
af tfrfsner pgQ'ee eeeWfiqg y
PM ~ nm HlgDt msgf DlsnnNl
y " ~ ping w nbpe fpg ~
(1yebeo1
Tbe flllDHiBg etlmsls ylN ~ ~
ssnJaeE Mr. ~ 99Z ~ ~ pm
n pm oaiied mn De0Uf ~ Hal
mepj9pf9
H El5HfpHE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-02
o, r. e. l.. Go.
TIME TABLE

From sDe sfteT JslpsJy J, lEsl
TRAlkE,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-03

More than $4,000 Americans die from al
coholic drink every year.
Moderate drinkers belong to the same
class as moderate stealers.
Earl Roberts comes before the British
public with a renewed appeal that the re-
turning soldiers should not be led into
drunkenness by treating.
In the light Of recent events in Mary
land the friends of temperance reform and
OF good government have every reason to
be encouraged. Not only has the tendency
to rum rule been checked, but the tri,
umph Of civic righteousness has been n
part at least realized.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-10-03

Farmer-What do you mean, you
young rascal, up there in my apple
tree?
The Young Raseal-The apples on
the ground are all wormy Boston
Transcript
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-24
REVOLUTION oUELLED.
Commander Mason of the Cincinnati
 Cables From San Domingo.

Washington, October 2S. = Commander Mason of the Cincinnati cables the fol- lowing to the navy department from Cape Haytien regarding the revolution in San Domingo, under date of Octo- Der %:
 Returned from Monte Christi General Navarro deposed governor (oD the dis trict; revolted against government night of October Il. Took possession of town; imprisoned government except new gov ernor, who escaped. Whole district first followed Navarro. Within last three days insurrection confined (to) immediate vicinity Monte Christi. Government troops pressing place closely. Serious street fighting last two days. Foreigners first took refuge on wharf. Last night seven ty-five, more or less women and children, took refuge (on) this ship. Government troops captured town first (at) o'clock this morning. Insurgents scattered. All now quiet local revolution quelled.''
 The department also had an advice from United States Minister Powell who has gone to San Domingo from Port-au- Prince. The minister's dispatch, received at noon today, stated that Monte Christi had been taken by the government forces after hard fighting; that the chier revolutionist not named) had been cap tured and that many of the most promi- nent citizens of the place had been ar- rested for treason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-24
JIM YOUNGER BURIED.
Famous Outlaw Laid to Rest Beside
 His Brother and Mother.

Lees Summit, Mo, October 23.-The re- mains of Jim Younger, the bandit, were inferred in the family lot in the little cemetery near town today. A brief and simple service was held at the home of N. S. Fenton where yesterday crowds of people had passed by to view the coffin. The house was crowded, and many were unable to get in.
 Mrs. Fenton. a niece of the Younger boys, led a quartette who sang, Rest, Weary Heart" the Rev. s. H. Shiffler of the Presbyterian church following in prayer, speaking a few appropriate words. The old associates of the Young CTS, members of Quantrells band, were among the mourners, several of whom had fought with Quantrell, Price and Shelby. These, with the relatives and long line of people from the surrounding coun- try, made up the cortege to the ceme- tery. There the coffin was lowered into the grave beside those of Youngers s brother and mother.
 No services were said, and when the grave had finally been covered over, a great quantity of flowers. sent by friends from far and near, were piled on top of the mound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-24
MuNsEY BUYS NEW PAPER.
Has Secured Possession of Boston
 Morning and Evening Journal.

Boston, October 2s.-Frank A Munsey of New York has bought from Stephen omeara and his associates all the stock of the Journal Newspaper company which owns and publishes the Boston morning. evening and Sunday Journal. MT. Munsey will develop the property ex- tensively in all departments and direc- lions, the new Journal building which is almost ready for occupation adding ma- terially to that end.
 Charles M. Palmer, the newspaper broker of New York who also represent ed MT. Munsey in his purcnase of the Washington Times and the New York News says that this purchase is in line with MT. Munsey's policy of establishing a chain of strong newspapers under one ownership at important points through out the country MT. O'Meara's relations 10 the Journal will remain unchanged, except in respect to ownership.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-24
WONDERFUL HEALING WATERS. Accounts of Buffalo Lithla Water Cures Would Seem incredible Were They
 Not Fully Authenticated.

In a little book issued by the proprietor of the Buffalo Lithia Springs of Virginia, are page after page of statements so won derful that they would be incredible were it not for the fact that they are backed up by the authority of the most cele- brated physicians of this country and abroad. Not only are the cures affected by the waters from these springs seem- ingly miraculous, but to the lay reader an equal wonder seems to be the wide variety of ailments and diseases for which Buffalo Lithia Water is valuable.
 Among the principal therapeutic uses Of these waters are in cases of uric acid diathesis. or lithaemic conditions, gout, Rheumatism, renal calculi stone in the bladder, inflammation of the bladder, al- buminuria, Bright's disease and diabetes. as well as in gastro-int estinal disorders.
 Many ef the most distinguished names In medicine and surgery are appended to statements showing the value of these waters in practice. A copy of the book can be obtained, without cost, by writ ing to the proprietor of the Buffalo Lithia Springs, Virginia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-24
EPlscoPALIANs DID GOOD.
Final Session of the Conference Held
 at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, October 2S.-The final ses- sion of the conference of the missionary council of the Protestant Episcopal church was held today. Important ques- tions were discussed and the impression prevailed among the delegates that much has been accomplished toward the im- provement of the missionary branch of the church. The bishops, who have taken an active interest in the proceedings were absent from the afternoon session, owing to a meeting of the house of bishops, called to elect bishop for the diocese of Salina, Kas
 At the morning business session Bishop Brewer offered a resolution suggesting to the board of managers that the mis- sionary apportionment be increased to $l, 100000, and recommending certain methods for mailing the apportionment The council at the afternoon session. adopted the paragraph fixing the sum to be raised, but tabled the remainder of the resolution.
 The night session took the form of a public meeting at the Academy of Mu- sic