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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-29
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reputation. one well worth hearing.
If you want Il good dinner, try
Table De Hote at the Arcade 6 to 9,
our price, 4Oc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
SAW YAQUlS EXECUTED
ALVIN w. JACK TELLS or THE
TREATMENT OF INDIANS.
Torres Alleged to Hsve Ordered that
the Bucks Be Shot as Soon as They
Are Captured.

Fort Worth, Texas, August 16.-AIvin ".
jack. who says he was an eye witness Of
the execution Of thirty Yaqu Indians at
Tortno. state OF Sonora. Mexico, arrived
here today and corroborates the story first
reported about the killing he says the
Indians came down out of the mountains
TO get water and were surprised By Me1-
lean soldiers, who captured them after a
slight skirmish The indians were marched
two miles to Torine, where every one Of
them was executed. The Indians were
placed within large adobe building and
one by one marched ont placed against
the adobe wall and shot. A detachment OF
six soldiers lined up a few PAGES from the
condemned Indians and fred volley OF
bullets into the hearts Of the redskins. The
execution was In compliance with general
orders Issued By General Torres. which in
effect means the determination of the
Yaquis in Sonora. There are now only
about 800 or 1000 and the bucks are being
executed whenever captured and the wo-
men sent to Yucatan, where, Mr.. Jack
says, II is only matter Of n short time
when they VIII die, as the climate is bad.
In Jacks opinion the warning Yaquis. who
have been hghting for twenty years. will
soon be wiped of the face of the earth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
RICE TRADE INACTIVE.
Sufficient Inquiry to Hold Volume OF
Business Up to Average.

BUSINESS Op 10 average.
New York. August l5-Dan TaimaEe's
sons company say OF rice: Trade is on
hand to mouth" basis. yet there is SUI
ficient inquiry from local and nearby
points to aggregate fun volume for the
season. OF necessity, orders run prin-
oipally on old crop, the receipts of new
being light assortment OF such is linn
tied, The handsome quality of parcels
received. gives encouraging outlook as to
the future when volume becomes en-
larged. Current prices are reasonable
and well sustained by existing conditions.
Advices from the South note quiet
market on the Atlantic coast The crop
rs enjoying generally fair growing weather
and If the crucial period from now to
September Us is passed in safety, large
outcome OF excellent quality may be Sc
cured.
New Orleans reports the harvesting OF
the river (MIssissippD crop lnterfered
with by rains and receipts of rough are
light. Market for cleaned active and
strong. In Southwest Louisiana while
the recovery from the effects of tho Sc
we're drouth has been general yet un-
less extraordinary conditions favor dur
ing next thirty TO sixty days, the dam
age already done was sufficient to mate
rally reduce earlier expectations.
In Texas the greatly enlarged acreage
hhould yield bountlful crop. Harvest
viii be later than anticipated hence the
climatic conditions naXt month or six
weeks will be watched with more than
ordinary anxiety.
Cables and correspondence from abroad
note sluggish market on cargoes as wei
as on cleaned, both spot and forward ac-
count
Talmage. Now Orleans, telegraphs
Louisiana crop movement from August
l to date: Receipts, rough, 71,740 sacks.
Last year. 74i4 sacks. Sales cleaned
lesO' S7,l95 pockets. Last year, 7l36 peck
eLs Market active and strong.
DINA crop movement TO date: Receipts,
IS l'6 barrels Sales. 1910 barrels. Mar
ket Quiet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

b 1000 the starch changed into Grape exactly
archy food aSs 6pman BODY when Grape Nuts
carried o @ % % by nature hereupon quickly up by
" inc parts OF the body tiona
gas no oeaxng of the no and
from either peritontis appendicitis o ~ f IN "
remember the wheat
moisture heat and to
using Grape ~ nv" anu you can nave 'n0 s0D
most important thing
part OF the milling
the matter center
oone several
this VIZ lain ooioreo part The whHe hour nnN
R Nuts keep these ingredients STEADY
- Dd Gus G are N ptrainy, Merry, Healthy people
pk M food taste Try dry and crisp Just as
some Of the and ready milk p
n oelcus recipes found
oa common of food
arnr desoiute scientific facts relied unon
and made at t p 500 by all frstcIass grocers
D 00ioai >o Ltd Pure Food Battle Creek wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Vle.orIa Nnma Mac.

victoria Texas, August io.--hugene CIR.
fert has resigned his position in the VIC.
Soria postoffee and left yesterday for San
Antonio 10 assume his duties as railway
mail clerk. He passed a highly crsdit,,,.
elvil service examination several montns
ago az Houston. Eugene Shler has mean
appointed to the vacancy by Postmsster
A o-story frame annex 10 the n.,ro,
hotel is going up rapidly. IL viii donnie
the capacity of the hotel.
Inc moonlight excursion TO Port Laxscs
rom rom Sner9 and Victoria last night was
Joyed. Gu
victoria aud FL Campo Will play az Vic.
torla sunday An addition 10 the grand.
sLahu mas been completed, which Increases
the seating capacity 10 900.
John j. Welder and family returned vea.
tstosy from three weeks STAY AZ Their
chiitipin ranch In san Particle county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
CALVERT Nn,us M0..

Calvert, Texas, August 16,-Co,or.
ssets' president OF the Cotton Growers
, a9Soelation OF Texas, visited Houston %
NV eS'isate certain government e1nsr,.
mental work which is being carried on IN
study Il1i city ay +o Colonel Peters is making I,
growth auapted to its
e., colonel Peters will leave in a r.v A..
rer S tagi MINI where he goes as tSs
az the Transmlssisslppi Commanai district
SreSS which convenes IN st. Paul AnSr.t COZ %
XuIle number OF cotton nlcLsrHs' ~.
icing carried TO Limestone and otber are
land counties from this town o'ner black
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
News Notes.

Beaumont, Texas, August 16.-The yv1ess
Hook and Ladder company of the local are
department will give an amateur theatrical
treasury.
County Judge Wheat today stated that ne
would be candidate for the Office again
at the November election He will hardy
he likely TO nave any opposition.
The commissioners court has been work.
ing all this week. Commissioner Johnson
has been unable to attend the court. though
he has been here. He Is sick.
County Clerk Lee Blanchette has been
appointed a delegate 90 the Mining CON
gress that meets In Butte, Mont, on sep
TENDER 1. The appointment came from
Governor Sayers.
The Jury lists for the next term OF the
district court are being made up In BIS.
trict Clerk Boykin's office.
There will he services at all the churches
here tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
ESTIMATES ON THE RICE CROP.
Experts Agree 1t viii Not Be Larger
Than Last Year.


Crowley, La, August ia b. Allison.
secre airy Of the Rice Association Of Amer.
tea ana of the Star Ri.e Milling company
Of this city, places his estimate on the rice
crop of Louisiana and Texas this season at
100000, and probably less, unless heavy
rainfall saves the late rice.
John Howard of Houston, immigration
agent of the southern Pacific company, who
has made careful investigation OF crop
conditions In both States, gives II out as s
opinion that the output this season will
100000 bags
Mr.. j. L. Broussard, one of the largest
planters of Texas and secretary OF the
beaumont Rice Milling company, figures
that this seasons crop can not possibly
equal that Of last season.
In Acadia and Calcasieu parishes, as well
10 Eastern Texas, the crop is fully so per
cent damaged at the present time.
George Lopez formerly manager of Cor
don Ormes branch rice office In this city,
but now IN charge Of the clean rice depart.
meht of the Bayou City Milling company
Of Houston, stopped off at Crowley today
on MS way 10 Houston from an extended
trip TO all OF the principal Northern and
Eastern cities that he has visited In tho
interest Of his mill. Mr.. Lopez In talk
with The Post correspondent states that
the big brokers IN the Northern cities were
puzzled as to what the rice crop of this
section would amount to this season be-
cause OF the varied and conflicting reports
that have been sent out with regard TO the
amount Of damage that has occurred from
the drouth IN this section The brokers
Keep In touch with conditions as near as
possible through the newspapers, and the
rae, that the report OF a 100000 Yield
mas heen circulated on top of the reports
OF a most discouraging outlook, has placed
them In position where they can not In.
tellgently make offerings when the new
crop is placed upon the market. These
misleading reports have worked a great
ma mil Yt,,,
the two States, and strenuous efforts are
being made TO contradict them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
BReMONp NEWS.

Old School Building Is Being Torn Down
to Make Room for a New One.
Bremond, Texas. August l6-The work OF
tearing down the old school building has
commenced and will he completed next
week, In It's place will he erected a nye.
room, two-story frame building 70 cost.
when completed. $1,000. The money for This
purpose was raised by an extra assessment
property within the limits Of the school,
district
Cotton is opening fast and 10 date 100
men. Many farmers predict a shorter cTon
tnan even last years on account OF the b5il
weevis' which are destroying the forms ~
put on "AS "e'ns
Inc Guarantee Loan and Banking com
pehy or Dallas has established a branch
uon OF three residence houses for citiyens
here In the next few DAYS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
District Averaaea.
AFTER THE GENT.
Russell Sage Said TO Be After the Road
Now

'Nsse" Gage Said TO 30 After the Road
Now
beaumont Texas. August l6--Francis G..
"raham auived in Beaumont last night and
mas been making thorough investigation
ana inspection Of the Calf aud Interstate
To-Day and It is said on good authority
mat he will make bid on the line. II Is
a'so stated by those who claim to know
that Mr. Graham represents Russell sage
OF New York and that there ia every IN.
Iehtlon on the part of the interests In
Wnlch MI Sage is associated 10 buy the
une' Ihls is an entirely different PROPOSE
uoh from that OF the Fisher bid which was
III contemplation few days since. Tne
last thing Mr.. FISHER said 20 The Post
correspondent before taking the train was
taat ne was as yet undecided and II he
mas made the decision yet It can not be
learned here, MIR. Graham has been out
OF the city all day and consequently could
not be Interviewed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Wharton Locals

wharton, Texas, August l6.-rne county
noSrd OF examiners. consisting Of prof o.
Garrett Mrs. Kate Phillips and Mrs. &. W
whitney. are in session for the purpose or
examining applicants for teachers GER
uhcates.
Rev. W. e. Gaskns Will leave this vsep
ior West Texas, where he will take psrt
In big revival During his absence his
place VIII be nlled by Rev l.. NJ. Neal
wharton will have another large orv
goods firm In the near future. MI Jnn1
Debes OF Beaumont will locate here ana
WIZ occupy the Ford brick building ON Bur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Wharton County Lax Roll.

Wharton, Texas, August l6.-The county
commissioners court is now In session ana
much important business will be decides
me valuations or railroad property were
Main line southern Pacific, twelve miles
$1,000 per mile: New York, Texas ana NJ,
iean, thirty-seven miles, $500; Cane Ksit
tnrlty-three miles a, 5000 per mile; Csnsy
Arkansas Pass, three miles at $3.50 'i'ore
tlon. '"iua-
The question OF redistricting the county ,s
before the board today "'' 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Tax RolIs Eilod.

austin. Texas, august 1o.--rhe comp.
troler received tax rolls from the follow.
Ing counties today. They SHOW a decrease
VIII twe exceptions:
breestone County. valuation S5,oOb,.
24oi increase over last year, so, 49, Gao
tlei 2O.Se1j value, S2ll. 40,
Aapata County.-IotaI valuation, Si,o14,
600; decrease, 81, llo,250 Cattle, l4,1ls;
vuiue, Sal, ly5.
Austin County Total valuation, S3,9o7,
teli decrease, Soo,6l. Cattle, 14,4f3, value
kI2l,2O0.
Jack County Total valuation. S3,16s, 4s5;
decrease, Sl24,z1Z. Cattle, 4UO6; value, SO,
bb9.
San Patricio County. Total valuation.
sl,1D271e; decrease, $l2l, 404, Cattle, -,
U2Ui value, SOS, lJ5.
someryeil County.-Totsl valuation, S276-
A. decrease, S22,456 Cattle, 1890; value,
koS,054.
Baylor county.--Total valuation, s2.57s,
on; decrease, Si2r334- Cattle, 84,6o4; value,
AS4s, 425.
stonewan County. - Total valuation,
sl,5224l5; decrease, $6s'o5o. Cattle, o6o6,
value, Sl01,73a
Knox County.-Tota valuation, S1,sS3.
80 Increase, S6%90. Cattle, 5l,i0O, value,
Pamela county.-rotal valuation, s2,sod,
2s9; decrease, S64-7l9. Cattle, 1923; value,
kSS,465.
Stephens county.-rotal valuation, 50, col.
Boil Increase, sl2,8T6. Cattle, $500; value,
sSslby county.-Total valuation, g. l22..
sS1I ds sfGe ft6 sSSo'loo' Cattle 1880
FRO county,~-rstai valuation, 50. 7S1, o4s;
deoreese, ke7,s5L Cattle, +6,sl9, value.
to360S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Opera House Openina.

beaumont, Texas, August 1G-Consider-
able interest is being manifested here In
the many improvements that are going on
inside the Kyle opera house and the indt.
cations are also that a very large audience
VIII greet the Braunlg Stock company Mon
aay night at the opening OF their week S
engagement. The steam heat work ia going
on rapidly and other little comforts are be,
ing placed for the patrons, For the coming
company Of course there will be electric
rams ana ice water instead Of steam heat,
and the opera house will be made as cool
for summer tine as 1t VII! be made warm
for the winter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Richmond News Notes.

Richmond. Texas. August l6.-Rev. C.
B. Garrett win begin a revival OF re-
lislon in this place tomorrow Sunday
ana continue for about two weeks Rev
Tooly OF the Northwestern conferences
VIII assist In the meetings and Will ar
rive on Wednesday OF next week The
hursey brothers will also assist In the
meetings.
County court Will convene on Monday
the 18th instant. The dockets are very
light The criminal docket is almost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Bio Seminary at San Antonio

San Antonio. Texas, August 1o.-Tae
obiste Fathers OF this city will erect on
Laurel Heights. north OF the city. thco.
logical seminary, the cost OF which will ex.
coed $1,000 Father g j. Smith is No,
IN New York making financial nrrangements
for this work and operations on the hulld.
Ing, V Is expected, will begin before win.
Was purchased by tho fathers seysral
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

Austin Texas, August l6 state Purchas-
ing Agent Dodge today award-: the FOL
lowing contracts for supplies FOR all insu.
tunons for twelve months:
Edgewood Distllling company Of Cinc!n-
nat Ohio; Whisky, Edgewood rye, s. 70
per gallon.
q. g. Lyons s. Roos Co Of San Francisco:
Fort wine, 10 years old. 81 So per gallon,
sherry wine, 10 years old 81 so per gallon
Walter T1ps Of Austin! Driu' bits, hot
and cold chisels, doubletree center clips,
slngletree end clips, steel pillow, tire meas.
urlng wheel tire shrinkers
W. X, Richardson & Co. OF Austin: Black.
smith hammer.
W. 3. Smith Of Austin: Girls' canes for
deaf and dumb institute only
=, NJ Chlldress & Co OF Terrell: Wagon
felloes, center hngletree clips, sledge ham.
mers, horseshoe nails, pointer and wagon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
collin County old ssttie.,

~. Ainhey Texas. August Ha-rha Col
IN county ex-confederats reunion ana old
se'uers' picnic cane TO an end at a late
nour last night Tho attendance wa.
A rsd,na ger than on ths preceding day.
TdSis tournament gun club shoot. did
amnnr ,S eontes. and baby show were
ERdmunds of Bastrop, coionsI ~ ,Ss
isSu IeSas regiment during the Span
B arisnon war, President oibson OF
sU,,na sson college, dreenvills. and County
the snnsI naemt J. H Hill wero among
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Departmont Notea.

Austin, Texas, August l6.--rAs governor
left today foE san antonio for a ten days
itGy.
Q. n. Lssane, a we'll known citizen OF
Jackson county, was here today on businasa
ina called on Judge Reese in the attorney
generals office
The floor Of the educational ofhco was
covered today with some new lInoleum.
Adjutant General ScUrry has returned
from visit to Rockport and reports big
Improvement IN his health.
superintendent King of the Confederate
homo has returned from a visit to Bed
county, wDere he mingled with old friends.
The State board of education soday pur-
chased an lssue Of Ss2O0 school bonds or
the Wyiie independent school district. Cot
lin county.
Engineer Thompson OF the railroad com
mission has gone to Dslhnrt on business.
Secretary OF State Tod has returned from
O business trip TO Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Two Wounded wIth on. a.,n..

Sugar Land, Texas, August is -lulo s,,r.
mons and Charles Field, eolored. were a.
cidentally shot by lobe Toftop 49,.
cred, this morning by one shot. the b,,,tn,
striking the woman about the foreSeoS 5u ~.
e!ancing and inricting a flesh ,vc,,v "uu
Fields left side. Both parties win "a
cover NO arrests have been made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

Anstin Texas August If. w. Barry
well known lumber man Of Houston, Is
here for few days on business.
Henry Stehr. an old citizen, died yester.
day aud was buried today
Mss Jennie Moore left today for Houston
to visit Mrs. Il. Kofahl.
The Travis rounty delegation will leave
tomorrow night for the Waco judicial
convention.
+. 7. Miller. Miss Pauline rruebiood.
Mrs NJ. Z Cunningham ana Miss Carrie
Stephenson have been appointed teachers
in the public schools
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
A Negro Wounded.

Beaumont. Texas, August 16,-This morn
ing shortly after o'clock Charles Aims.
worth, the proprietor Of a saloon in tue
south end, shot Jack Renfro, a negro, in the
knee, and the negro is laid up Mr. Alns.
worth gave himself up and had a prelim.
mary hearing at once The evidence do.
VeIoped the fact that Renfro had entered
the place reserved for whites and when or
dered TO leave caused trouble by refusing
70 get out, and he used abusive Language
auu also started 10 use force to remain
~! Iue SIot settled the matter and Justice Of
the Peace Brown discharged Ainsworth
stating that he was 1ustida6le.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
MR.. KIRBY AND
THE CIGARETTE

a newspaper reporter was not surprised
short while ago to observe the following
notice placed by Mr.. John Henry Kirby In
me ornces Of the heads OF departments Of
the great lumber company of which he ls
president: -
All departments are requested not 70
engage any habituai cigarette smokers Gov
position OF trust. Yours respectfully
~. II. Kirby, President"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Falls courtYa lax Boil.

,au "n' Texas, August la--Assessor ana
proner, Tt Barnes tax rolls show the total
r resent year to be s8347 800. me land
SAG a,n so,so4622; cattle S22s, Ala; horses
S Sstio,aSs. constant increase In nronerty
Of n nTsv,n Is shown by comparing reditions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Now for a Few Solid

Don't let food
food either makes breaks That's
The
~ f'"s well
you can last dollar
Perhaps word from a food expert might help you
tarchY 1000 white
Ihese solid bv
instance
gas mat and rrtates the bowels
appendicitis "f""0n anu pof"4'
thnk you can leave off all archy food that's Other
he furnish the the
not ferment in the bowe ~ A Ne'"u 1u
practical knowledge of these facts led invention of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Small Loss al Cameron.

Cameron, Texas August 16.--Fire vas
discovered about II o'clock last night In
the rear Of the Ironclad bakery, No 2l4
in block 3, fuckers addition, owned by Mr.
j, NJ. Banknght The loss to bakery was
about $50 or 500, with no insurance. His
grocery department In front was damaged
by water about 500 TO 500. lAis was Gov
cred by insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
eRAYsoN COUNTY OLD SETTLERS
Crowd IN Attendance on the Last Dav
Was [ arne

NToWd n Nttendarce on the Iast Dav
Was Large.
Sherman. Texas August 16.-The fourth
and last day OF the Grayson county Old
Settlers picnic was the greatest OF all. To
the already large crowd was added twel, e
coach loads on the Houston and Texas
Central and a number on the other roadA
The forenoon was spent in speechmaking.
an ong the prominent speakers being Bon
Of Missouri
business meeting was held during the
afternoon at which many appropriate reso-
buttons we're adopted and the folio wing
officers elected j, d. Woods president,
J. ?. Loving, secretary; w. 5. Hol, mar
shal, ChDl'es L. Stowe, manager; f.
Rrdtsail Dr. n. s. Freeman, w, i. DI.
gan, NJ l. Webster. ]. II, Oils and ]
W. Walden. directors. 'uu =
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the ensuing year; ' S,si IN 4,
dent: T. B. smith. ~ yt
r, M. Files, secoho Josr =
G. Wornell. secretary; sltvs
son, treasurer; jena 'wiltsi
Caru,i chael. John =
Sisr and q. L. Porter
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Stable at Colmrsneil.

Colmesneil, Texas, August 15.-Allen &
Weavers new livery stables, situated near
the Missouri Kansas and Texas depot
burned this morning between 3 and
o'clock, together with six buggies and
hacks and all feed supplies. Loss $1,000,
insurance $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Warehouse at Waxshaohie.

Waxahachle, Texas, August ia ware
house belonging to the Sleeper Grain COM
pany was destroyed by fire last night. The
building contained about fifty tons of hay
The total loss Is about 5000, with some
insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

Voluntarily surrendered b,rr..,, .. po,,..
S he Ser busch this morning, saying that
was hau snot a negro at Uvalde. The man
being 'JbS aia TO police headquarters and is
nave nave been Communicated with and Nc
confirm Nornan's story. anu ~""
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

the examination papers OF about gtsJp ap.
plieents very carefully, yet so far ss can
he Judged from the reports already com
pleted the certificates that will be issued
upon tho recommendation cf this board
Will probably exceed. both IN number and
percentage, those Issued by previous boards
This speaks well for the work OF the
summer normal Institutes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
Lynahlna In Mlssissin.,

Meridian, Miss, August 1e.-At w.
1 I Leake county, last night chart.
Johnson, colored. was hanged hr -. 'eS
0 oer citizens for making an assault ma party
woman Jon6 nisnly respected Young Whit, fe
o'ncers VINO were carrying him 10 ,,n,. from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
HlII COUNTY old ss..l...

r.o,n poro' Texas, August 1.-THE Hni
ss nV Confederate Veterans and Old
e"ers association ended with a bali by
young people last night The asso-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities

Washington, August 16. --Eastern Texas
Fair Sunday and Monday; light variable
Winds.
Oklahoma and indian Territory air
Sunday and Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-17

Lsvaea last night from Cuero and v,o..-,.
An T 900 people enjoyed the salt hree1a'
ITO commissioners court is about m roy,gh
to our uT nr feigui H term work, They ad.
taDeza TO view a road, and the1 go. ~ 70
10 so over the assessor's hnnk te'utn