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HOTEL. AGNEW.

Entirely new. Now open. Whole block beach
front. Special low rate over the holidays.
no20- 26t,6 A. c. MITCHELL. & co.
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FRIDAY-() At 11:25 PM. for NETHERIAND
direct. per SIS. Amsterdam. from New York. Ma
must he directed per Amsterdam" (c) A
New York. via Queenstown. (c) At IL rs PM Il
DENMARK direct per SIS. Island. from New Yorl
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FUTURE DAYS.

JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTTOSEER.
Receivers Sale of All the
Furniture and Fixtures
of all kinds i'm the Hotel
st. louis, N. e. Cor. a4th
and Ill SITS. N. w., and i'm
the ANNEX adjoining the
hotel ON the. north, also
the leasehold interest i'm
said hotel and annex.
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HADDON HALL,

ATLANT1C CITY, N. ].
This wellknown hotel remains open throughout
the year. The Fall season Ia most delightful.
Golf. Yachting, Driving. Riding. The ever-famous
Boardwalk. etc. Illustrated Booklet.
no1-tf,1o LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
HOTEL TRAYMORE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
remains open throughout the year.
Every known comfort and convenience for fall
and winter guests.
TRAYMORE HOTEL co.
u. 8. WHITE. Jr.. President. no14-52t.8
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JAMES ". RATCI1FFE, AUcT.

CHARLES LINKINS, Mc(;Hl bldg.
del1-dtS Attorney for Party Secured
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20

In the United States Court in the
Southern District Of the Indian
Territory al Ohickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20
Order of Court.

In the United States Court in the
Southern District Of the Indian
Territory at Uhickasba.
10 the matter Of the Ap.0
plicafion OF the City
of Chickasha 10 become ORDER
a City Of the first-class.
Now on this the 18th day OF
February, 1892. come on to be
heard the application Of the city
OF Chickasha, Indian Territory,
TO become city OF the first class
under The provisions Of Chapter
lweniy-nine Of Madsfeld's digest
Of the laws of Arkansas IN force
IA he Indian ferrilnry, and il ap-
pearing 70 the court that such ap-
plication is regular; that said city
Of Chickasha has a population Of
more than five thousand people
and that u desires 10 become city
Of the frsf-cluss. ID is therefore,
ORDERED, adjndeed and &c.
creed that such application be
granted. andAbe said ciiy az Chics-
asha. Indian Territory, is hereby
declared TO be city of the first
class with all the rights, powers
aud privileges conferred npou
cities Of the first-class under and
by virtue Of Chapter Tweuty-nine
Of Tanneld's Digest of the laws of
Arkansas, adopted and put in
force in The Indian Territory.
HOSEA TOWNSEND, Judge.
Southern District Of the Iadian
Territory:
4, c. NJ. Campbell, clerk of the
United States court within and
for the southern district OF the
Indian Territory, do hereby GER
tify that the above and foregoing
order is truly taken aud correctly
copied from the record of said
court.
In testimony whereof, ! have
hereuato set my hand and affixed
the seal of said court at chlckasha,
this the 18th day of February,
Fl9o2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20

"How much do you ask for this
basket of grapes?" asked Mr.. Tyte-
Phist Of the suburban grocer.
twenty-five cents" said tbs gro
Ger.
Il can get grapes down town just
like 'em for 90"
"When I said 25 I was answering
a question OF this customer. You can
have those grapes for IS cents bas-
ket."
Il can get the same kind down
town for ten" responded Mr.. Tyte.
physt. Chicago Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20

Frank Treadwell. Bennett. Ia..
was troubled with kidney disease
for two years. He writes: I bad
taken several kinds Of kidney rem
edles, but with little benefit. FL
nally tried Foley's Kidney Cure
and a one doIlr abottle cured me.
Sold BY Jas Pettyiohn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20

N. Jackson, Danville, ILL.,.
writes, My daughter had a severe
attack of la grippe and a terrible
cough settled on her lungs, We
'ried a great many remedies With.
out giving relief. She tried Fo-
iey's Honey and Tar which cured
ger. She has been troubled with
b cough since. Sold By Jas. Pet
Yiohns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20

When a woman gets on a train for
a long journey, she wishes every one on
the train knew that she isn't one Of
the ordinary passengers who get of
1t the next station.-Atehison Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20

Since the FIRE we have -ecured
rooms in the Griffin block where
we will be found in the future.
Respt,
Hutchinson & James.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20

(Seal)
c. L campbell, clerk.
By j. w. Speake, Deputy,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-20

Pile-ine Cures Plesl
Money refunded # % ever fsiis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

Edna, The Chemistry Of the Pecan MT"
+. II. Holman. Industry. Insect Enemies
Of Cotton l.. = Lawley, Jr Oaky'ile
W II, Mcdonald, Palestine, "rhc Cross
nollenlzation Of the Pench and the Straw
berry u. Youugblood, Milauo, THE In
tuouce Of Lime on the Soil
ClNil Engineering Course.b Acker Lam
pasus. Il. l.. Markham. Paragould, Ark,
Location Of the True Meridian at College
station II. +. Akers, Aurora. j. T.. Ross
Track at the A. aud 81. College, n. l.,
Alexander, ManchAca, T. II Odds, Purcell,
]. T., "DesiEh FOL Building for the De.
partmcnts of Civil Engineering and Draw
II go L. r. Bate lr, Bryan, z. +. Nit.
man, Galveston Design for a Highway
Bridge Acros5 the Brazos RIVER Il Ho,-
comb, Cisco, II. Jacot, ColomhIer Swltser
and, Design for supplying the A. ana ~.
College with Brazus River Water" l. j.
Kerr, Cors!cano, Design for li7.Foot
hoctcr, Fredericksburg, Il. Rldcnhomer,
HlcO THE Improvement; of BRACES County
Roads With Special Estimates for Those on
the a. and NJ, College Grounds X. Ross,
Rossvlllc. l.. Samusch, HRlletsvile The
Effect Of Finencss Of Sand Grains on the
strength Of Cement Mortar"
Mechanical Engineering Course.-G. $.
Barham. Nacogdochcs. V. II. Foy, Baird,
plans and Specifications for a Fue oil
Plant nt the A, and NJ. College," +. Dress,
Bcvillc. Freight and Passenger Ele-
yators" II. @. Epprlght, Manor. L. Kloss,
Millhcim, Test Of the Boilers OF the A.
and NJ College," $. f. Gillespie Duncan.
vile, +. II. Rice, beaumont. SPl0ns for
Enlarelng the Shops Of the A. and NJ, Col
lege ana the Use Of Electricity as Motive
Power In Same Jerome Harrison College
station, plans and Specifications for a
Standpipe:' d. *. Robertson, Dallas. c. A.
Stricher Yorktown, plans and Spccifica-
lions for a Modern Five Stand Gin Plant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
THE SCHOOLS OF TEXAS.
Commencement Exercises Are Under
Way at State Normal.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE AT WACO
Five Contestants for the Granville Jones
Medal for oratory, Which Was Won
by L. G. Amcnt.

Huntsville, Texas, May 3i.-The twenty
secolld commencement Of the Sam Houston
Normal began tonight Vita a joint session
OF the literary societies sir. Fount Tay.
Tor Of Baldwin presides as president. with
s.iss Mary Campbell Of the senate as
secretary. The relieving program was car.
ried OUT
chorus Hattie on" Joan OF Arc, >. Gaul
Declamation-"Th Unknown speaker
>, ;!t..........R. l.. Brewer, lloustonan
tlon--"N ydin'. ....... ..........
.,.... Tibbye Baker, Fhilomatheap
Mnsic-lnstrunicntal duet, sleigh Ride"
DehCtc- ltesolyed ''rhat the state
should Enact a Law Providing for
compulsory Education" Affirm.
nuYc q. l.. Adams. Lone Star; mega.
80 i've Il. q. Everett, House
Sholus-"Swe Spring Is Near" frauz Abt
Essay typical Characters. ....,...
t,t..:;.,,. ';.,,',.,. Mgttlc Ewing, Athena
Recitation, Behind the Curtain" .
:.'''.'...,......... iiohhlf SUttle Ross
Gplloguc. ...,....,. Lula Il. Jones, Eclectic
chorus 'Slumber Song ..,....... kucken
commencement sermon will DO preached
tomorrow by Dr. Whaling, pastor OF the
Mcthodist church OF this city.
Monday June 2, viii be alumni day,
WITH q reception at night Tuesday June
3, VIII be commencement day proper
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

an Important factor In controlling aud cen
nucIing stndcnt affairs and In promoting
high Ideals OF honor
Ltburlnn Nyche has announced the fol
lowing program for the hrst meeting ol
the Association OF Iibnfios Ia TexBs The
ASSOCIATION VIII meek ~ the university
building, June o.
Prnther.
library Legislation In Texas" c. w
kulnes, state librarian.
Library Organizations 10 tho state, A.
L. kend, librarian ~ i'aso library.
''Women's Clubs and iiharles," Mrs. Z.
v. Pcnnybackcr, president Texas Fedora
tion Women's Clubs.
Library and Elementary school F." Arthur
i.efetre, State superintendent Of pubic III
sirutcion
How to Help the small Library" Miss
Kosn Leeper, librarian Dallas library
estate Library Commission and Travelling
Library Miss c. wnndell, cataloguer uni
versity library
Library Possibilities IN Texas" DR.. A
e. Ellis, university of Texas.
''Fiuus for Promoting tht WORK In Texas
general discussion, conducted hy Benjamin
WrChc university librarian.
There WIN he an Informal reception ~
tile university library immediately at tn.
Cioso OF the meeting, about > y, M. ~
which time there viii be an exhibit Of rnra
editions, art books coins ana metals
posters, specimens Of bindings and library
appliances The New York State ihrnr'
has loaned for this occasion an exhibit 81
hulCtlns ana Views ~ ihraiT hu.I luEN
Those who do not ind e convenient 10 at
tend the general meeting are Invited u
see this exhibit All railroads VIII give rr
duccd rates on account of the university
commencement at this time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Marv Rial Hiuh School, Brenhano.

WARY Mai T1ign SCHOOL DTS0ndt0'
Brennan. Texas May 3l.-The Grand
opera house was packed to It's capacity
Friday evening. The occasion was the
third annual commencement exercises Of
the Mary Rial nigh school. This school
has been in existence about three years.
and during that time has enrolled over $50
pupils, aud graduated during that time,
Including the class of this year. more than
twenty-five.
Miss Alice A. Tumln was sautatoran
and her essay was, "a Life Purpose"
Following the salutatory was chorus by
the entire class entitled. "My Ncighhors, I"
which was we'll rendered and elected a
generous need Of applause.
he Diver was a tahleaux In which
fourteen young ladies participated, and
the pretty costumes. under calcium lights,
made picture ut for m artists dream
Miss frankie f. league was the valedic-
torian, and her essay was on the subject
OF Life sculpture" II was an able paper
and admirably delivered
The diplomas were conferred by Hon
Harry Haynes, who congratulated the class
on having finished the foundation on which
tion.
Following is a list OF the graduates.
Classical course Ensley Davis. Chris c
Garrett Jr., and Miss Alice A Tnmlin.
English course Miss Maggie Mildred Eld
ridge Miss Eleanor Mae Holmes. Miss Ina
Lucile Eldridge, Miss Julia NJ, SaUev and
Miss frankie H. league: most nroduata
course Miss Ida Mae Lndemann and Miss
Matte l.. Thompson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
THREE DAYS.
rhen Postum Saved Hlm.

II makes rather solid friends OF people
when they discover liquid food that will
save llfo IN extreme cases OF need
Speaking Of Postum Food Coffee q lady
In Toledo, Ohio. says; For over Ave years
now have used Postum Coffee entirely In
place OF the ordinary coffee or tea.
II used ia have stomach trouble aud
every tlmc | drank o cup OF ordinary col.
feo suffered the greatest distress Nv
troubles left when | left on coffee and he
gan uSing Postum.
The most severe test | know OF wa.
when my husband was down with gastric
Nph0ld foyer HIS stomach would retain
uotnng, We tried milk mud various other
drinks Everything We put Into hts stomach
would come up In less than three minutts.
alter Tie third day ~ this Kind nf work
Concluded 60 give him some Postum Coffcr.
lie drank Il and relishcd Il aud retained &c,
and for fonr weeks hr lived on Postum and
nothing else to speak VI, Nou can depend
unon II that Postum gained some zoo 4
friends, for husband would have died II
Il haa not hcvu for the nnnrlshnient AZ.
forded by Postum Coffee Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Greek. Mich,
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rexa. christl.n llni,,...l,..

waco Texas, May 3l.-The orator,co,
contest Tor the Granville Jones medal was
heId last nisat. This medal Is offered each
year for the best grafton and any stud.nt
IN the university may enter the contest.
Last year the medal was awnrdcS - Mt.
uhVe hcClintic Of Groesbeeck This war
there were dve contestants ne ,o,,on.s.
ne dleaui that Peuctratcs The nartsst
S SIi9noW, Miss Anna Lon Shirley ..n,s
SNI Sp en- The Rosom ~ Texas" Ms ,nst
1sain ~" u u S Man die, Shall He Live
SS,Sa,ey' II H. Foster. Betws ar A MN =,
~nssi ,, r lhese eTaiions the music s M
,Inn. pupils furnished some excellent ssie nI
- A. one Of the Judges rems,s.,
,ne,I deoisien, II Is q pi,v ths, .u ~ giving
'T sn s, ssrid not receive prize s'' con
'1'sss announced with the custcmarv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
THE BONDS WERE COPIED
Investigating Committee Called for
Sureties Of State Officials.
FURTHER TESTIMONY on BANK MATTER,
Tine Clerical Work In the Treasury De-
PsHment Is to Be Wound Up
Wednesday Next.

Austin, Texas. May 81. --rhe Legislative
investigating committee held another open
session today and examined three more Wit
ness ss In connection with the failure Of the
First National bank aud the 9nRlrs OF tue
Treasury department. Senator Savage eon.
duc.ed the examination.
De-. Il. j. Breckenridge. former cashier
OF the brink, was hrst put on the stand
lie was asked " tho treasurer over request.
cd him to sold up State warrants for Ger.
tuia length OF time ia order 10 protect The
general avenue. He said that he had a.
faint recollection Of something OF tue kind,
but could not recall any OF the details ~
was aiso asked II he eyel cari,d suite Wal-
iants TO accommodate the tteasurer. wLicf.
WurInnts had been cAshcd and stamped on
the date TIE warrants were citsllcd is tho
oepa thicnt. ana II he ever earned tue wAt.
rants a. cash Until NJ ealltd to tuke tlgm
UP. ilt sEia tnpt he knew OF no such trans.
actions. CLERK Hayres Of the treasury dc.
psitn,eui, VINO bus Deen clerk roI tue past
hiA seen yeas, Was asked Il igW questions,
bur nothing new was developed.
Scc7ttui! Of STATE Tod WIS placed on
the StGId and stated thar II whB MIS- method
TO piece cnecks M the bank Tor collection
on tue 10th OF cacD month tol business col.
leCtious which came III previously. several
bauks solicited the department. business
wneh he TOOK charge OF the uttice; his nnicu
collections amounted 10 about S310,uOO iur
the var.
He stated that he could furnish the con-,
mittce with the bond OF each state Official
but Us to AN inventory OF Tho states prop
eity he would furnish them all that were on
Gle
The committee will complete the clerical
paTt Of the work IN the treasury depart.
ment Wednesday evening.
Tile committee sent a messenger to the
secretary Of states office this morning for
g copy OF the bonds of the various state
officials The bonds were taken before thc
committee by chief Clerk Kceblc and ne
stayed with the bonds untll Mr. shannon
made copies OF them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
CLOSING Exercises at Rookdale.

Rockdalc, Texas. May Sl.-Thc closing OK
erclscS Of the public school took place at
tho city hall last night before packed
audience. Following was the program rem.
dcred:
Chorus -"on tho Move. ............ Class
"Tramway Gallop Brilliant" .....,....
Misses Lizzie Deh and Allcc Graves
EssqayL''Is Burkes Possibility to be
Realized T. .,.;.., Miss Cornelia Norton
Misses Avonia stribling and Beulah
Essay~''No Cross. No Grown" ........
..,.......,..; 49,. Miss Kate Valentine
Misses Grace Longmoor and Beulah
Esssy-"rSc west-Ycs,erday. Today
..,,H 9,h1d I4mtorroT' .'..., Miss Lola Perry
Misses A9onla stritilnr ana BESSIE
citation-"sweet Girl Graduate. ....
"scmcramls Overture" tRo Sifs Lena Ferry
Misses Alice Lockett aud Agnes
oration~"some American Heroes" 49,.
solo-"Rondeau brilliant; Won nuS Wob rp5neF
,,,.,.......,,...M Miss Georgia Mcknight
AddtGss pii,, :ssii: Rev w A. Hamlet
Misses Grace Lonsmoor and Robbie
INSTRUMENTAL duct-'lndlscher March
tMcycrbcerl ............,..
49,, Misses Hudson and Mcknight
"gSd Night chorus, .,.....::.., Glass
There were nine graduates Misses Lnln
Perry. Lena Perry. Cornelio Norton, Kate
nalentine, Naughnio Dudley. Florence
Farmer and Masters Edgar Turner Wallis
Pane and Robert nuse BY very close
matsin Nils Lola Perry won the scholar.
ship In the state university AWARDED 80 ~,
Enuuate In each affiliated school who NJ.
,eins ne hiehest class rank. Each eradn.
ne on we sag last night was the reeinpnt
OF n,eRntitnl uoral tributes. and Mi looked
as though they were glad that the fen
years course had ended te"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Mother Always Keeps
1t Handy

Verona Mich after describing the manner in
mother OF chronic innigeston
stomach trouble for years. he
saws she got better at Now
anything she wants. remarkng that
fears obadef she hasa Kodo always handy
If women which OF them are subject
ndre invalds among them
persist in doctog the symptoms and not the
disease Strengthen regulate every organ the body
Weak stonh kinds of i'll health
help They may Temporarily clear the decay
Ing undigeed meal makes matters bad
before In such cases preparation Kodol needed which by digesng
nourhed while the stomach rests not
sry to dgests good food you may eat
Kodol relieves
food be repair the damage done
If organic occasional feeling of funess
Kodo will
They often have indigestion,
They need good wholesome food but
Ko dgts for them without the omachs
feeding the predigesd
which acdity
commonly called stomach
A e KiesIng 500 Street corner Avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

sowness on such occasions that Mr. L. G..
Amcut had been awarded the medal.
Tonight the pupils In the department Of
oratory are giving n recital. Tomorrow the
baccalanreate sermon will be preached by
Davis Errett at the Central Christian
church. Arrangements are about complete
for the alumni banquet TO be given at the
MctrOpole next Tuesday, genuine re-
union of tie graduates is expected on this
occasion. President elect collars is here
from Hiram. ohio, aud will remain several
days This morning he made an address in
the chapel to the students and was given
n genuine ovation. President collars Is
rapidly making friends for his coming ad-
ministratlon IN the university and unlimited
success is predicted. The students Of Hiram
college passed resolutions unanimously in
dorsing him and expressing regret that ne
will be with them 10 more. His long aua
successful term of service there speaks in
no uncertain terms OF his ability as a col
lege president.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
7. V q. MArTERs.
General Wozencrsft Was Not m April
cant for Major Generalshlp.


Austin. Texhs, May 31.--Adjutant General
Scurry says that 1t has been stated In
some Of the North Texas papers that Gen.
ernl Wozencraft was an applicant for
the position OF major general. made vaca /.
by the resignation 81 General openhelmer.
Such statements nre misleading. General
Woscncroft was never an applicant for any
military honor Ia the Texas Volunteer
Guard TO his kllowledgc. HIS appointment
ns brigadicr general OF the SECOND brigade
by the governor was mnde ON account OF
ms QUALIFICATIONS and excellent record as
an cmicpf.
Ohc "a the several Inspecting officers who
nave bccn inspecting the var tt5 organizn.
mons .. tue Texas volunteer Ounrd and OK
aiming comnany officers has written the
adluttht Lchetal IA follows. ~ wish 10
say That the examination Of the company
ouicvis was oue OF the bcs. lhlngs thut
mas ever been done for the Texas voiun.
teen Guard, aud the Officers Who have liccn
cNHhiuVd are unanimous Ia the same oDin.
ION. lney tell rae that except In company
arm ana few battalion movements they
madc no attempt 60 euru more when yO A.
order was Issued that they had 10 he eX.
amincd their pride made them study IN
aild now fcci that they kuOw somethng 70
u" inspecting officers net as instructors
as "ell as Inspectors ana examiners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
News Notes.

Austin. Texas. Nav n Jacob Ferris,
recd 90 years a welll,nown planter living
rear Waters. this county. died Yesterday
aud Was buried today
~ u, NJ rnllichet, n popular ycung
main NJ this city. has accepted position
with the Continental Tobacco company and
lett today Tor Dallas
A building permit was issrcd yesterday 10
A. J. GcoieS TO erect a $1,000 brick build.
INK on IavRra street.
Miss Jaulc Oliphaut ~ this city has heen
awarded the scholarship at Miss white IS
school.
J w Rugsdale, deputy sheriff Of Bullc.
son county, Is here on business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
UNIVERSITY REGENTS.
They Have Adopted the Budget iof M
Medical Branch.

Galveston, Texas, May 3l.--Thers WI
meeting Of the board OF REGENTS d d
State university at the medical college ii
morning at which only routine business N
considered. on account OF there not bans
full board present. The budget fdr u
coming year Of the medical coiiess n
adopted and Is practically the same o Y
present faculty were retained and d. Ala
j. Smith will continue as dean Of the ~
ulty.
The regents expressed themselves Y
being highly pleased with the work 81 .,
medical college during the past year ~
the graduating list of the faculty was y
proved. Tho meeting occupied about y,
hours and the greater portion OF the t1'
was given over TO reading routine repoih
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Wind Did Damaas

Austin ToN0s, May 81. Au1tIn was VISIT
ed by hard wipdstorm at an early hour
this morning. which destroyed many shade
trees all over town Electric light ana
telephone wires were blown down ana the
work OF repnirug them hns been in progress
today. A heavy duwnpour followed the
wind which came In time to bcueHt the
corn crop IN some portions or the county, as
corn Was burning M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Grandview CoIIeue.

Grandview, Texas, May 29.-connns
ment exercises of the Grandyiew colle9n'
institute will begin Sunday at II o'cloti y
Or. Robert y. Barrett of Baylor unlSs,sp a
preaching the commencement sermon. ~ I
day will be college day, Tuesday wy
Demonsthenlan day. WEDNESDAY W.
yates Day. This has been the mosl ~
porous term in the history of the cchss'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

Austin, Texas, MAY 3l.-State Purchasing
Agent Dodge today awarded the meat con
tract for three months FOR the clccmosynary
institutions 70 r. Y. Capcrton of this city
st the following prices
ncnr and dumb asylum, S6.46 per 100
pounds; bliud asylum. S7.45; Conf,dera "
home. StG9; deaf dumb and blind for col
urel ronthS, ys4a, insane asylum, S3.53 ON
huuI, Nurth Texas asylum, $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Census compIeted Al rauIor

IaFior' Texas, May 3l-Mr j. Fl. Ste.
pnenS' city enumerator has just finished
'ah'hg the scholastic census of the city
OF Taylor. The grand total Of children
oyer ; yenrs and under II years residing in
, .hss ng9rgendent school district is iii. OF
ot the white children there are 942 n,ai gu
S o.S ~, 5Sf females; colored, 2is males ana