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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-27

J. Waddy Tate. commercial agent of the
Chicago and Northwestern, Is here from
Dallas.
James A. Wilson. live stock agent OF the
Chicago and Alton, from Fort Worth, is
In the city.
A. j. Chapman, commercial agent OF the
Queen and Crescent headquarters Dallas,
is in the city.
j II. Johnson. assistant general freight
agent OF the Santa Fc. headquarters Mt
Galveston, was here yesterday.
\. $. Medium, formerly general man.
ager Of the Houston East and West Texas
is expected in the city today from New
York. He Is on u business trip
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). A. R. ENCAMPMENT.
Beaumont Is Expecting a Very Large
Attendance.

Beaumont Is Expecting a Very Large
Attendance.
Beaumont Texas, February 8.--Gn a let
ter to Colonel Il. B. Cnderhn. Comman-
der General H. w Lawton post, depart
ment Of Texas, at Beaumont, Deputy Pas
senger Agent II, A. Leovy SAFES that nfs
road will furnish the same rates as those
made to Galveston on the occasion Of ina
Grand Army Of the Republic encampmeht
Ia April He agrees to give rate Of one
and one-thrd fares from all points within
seventy-hve miles; So for all points betweeG
seveutydve and 100 miles. and one fare
plus 10 per cent from points moro than
tuO miles away. Colonel Uuderhll declares
that the arrangements fog an encnmpment
aud camp fire at Port Arthur have hscn
will be the largest in the history Of Texas
encampmcnts.
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descend upon the coast towns and his reign
of terror was so complete that the entire
as the price Of freedom from attack or.
binary campaign methods failed in his case
and his capture now is believed to be the
natural working out of the system of divid
ing the island nto small squares by military
garrsOns and making it impossible for the
insurgents to obtain food or shelter
General ChafIec has ordered that Lucbau
be treated as prisoner of war Of officers
rank
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-27

oil will not only lay the dust but will save
wear and tear on machinery, preserve the
crossHes, kill the weeds and by forming the
earth in cakes will keep the water OF. 1t Is
said mat by the new process the life OF
tie will be lengt hened several years. From
$500 to 300 gallons of oil were sprh1sled
on every mile OF the road between here
and Galveston. II Is said that the sprlnk-
Ter will he sent over the read twice more.
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Authority 10 Issue Bonds.

Austin. Texas, February 26.--'rhc railroad
commission will authorize the Texas short
Line railroad 20 issue bonds 10 the amount
OF $lS5.7s5 over nine miles OF road he.
tween Grand Saline on the Texas and Pa
cifc TO Hoyt on the Katy,
There l. some talk of this road extending
Its line from Grand Saline to Corsicana by
the way NJ Canton, the county seat of Van
Zaudt county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-27
We'll Known Rallroadets.

The following we'll known railroad OFF,
clals were in the city yesterday and spent
a pleasant dag with local railroad men: =,
H. Noon, general manager Continental
fast freight line, Cincinnati; s. T. Nc
Laughln, general freight agent Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern, Cincinnati; Joseph
Il. Cabcll, Southern freight agent Bati-
more and Ohio, Memphis j, II. Lothrop,
general agent Of the Union and Southern
Pacific, St Louis, and Jud Fry CONNER
clal agent Baltimore and ohio, Dallas, The
visitors all departed last night.
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ONE CENT A MILE.

Southeastern Passenger Association Ar
nounces Confederate Reunion Rates,
Atlanta, Ga, February %, THE South
eastern Passenger association, embracing all
railroads south Of the Ohio and Potomac
rivers and east OF the Mississippi. today
announced q rate OF ! cent per mile and
return to the reunion Of Confederate veter-
ans in Dallas. Texas In April.
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THE DENVER IN TROUBLE.
Mallory Steamship Is Helpless and Tug
Has Been Sent Out
IGneri11 IN Tho Post


Has Been Sent Out.
Especial TO The Fostl
New York, February c6--Captain Young
nj the Mallory line steamer Comal from
Galveston and Key West, which Is now an.
chored at quarantine, reports that the
steamer Denver Of the same line Captain
Risk, also from Galveston and Key West
is anchored at the junction of Swssh and
Goducy channels Captain Young came
ashore at quarantine and telephoued for Il
tug to be sent to the Denver He said the
Denver was helpless but did not know
what was the matter The pilot who
brought in the steamer Ethelwold, when
arrived tonight, reported that no thought
tho Denver was aground AZ the junction OF
the Swash aud Godncy channels when the
Cumal left Key West last Saturday s'ie
was reported to have hsd the Denver in
tow.
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suit AGAINST the katN.

Grernyille, Texas, February 20. - NJ.
o'Connor hled suit in district court yester-
day against the Missouri, Kansas and lex
as Railway company OF Texas for dam
ages IN the sum Of $4,000 for causing the
death Of his SON n T. o'Connor Deccas-
ed was In charge of the coal chutcs lt
Hughes Springs and lost his life In an &C.
cident there on August Is. 1901.
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Travelling Passenger Agent Rcinhardt Of
the Southern Pacific returned yesterday
morning from Dallas Mr. Reinhnrdt has
been In charge Of the train carrying the
French Opera company through Texas. He
said that the company gave splendid per-
formances in every city for which they
were scheduled hut that the crowds were
not near M to tho standard expected and
deserved
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Texas Midland Anpoi,tments.

Terrell. Texas February c5.-J. NJ. sym
mcrds, formerly cashier Of the local Mid
land freight ofece in this city. has been
promoted to chief clerk in the general
II eight ofdce, formerly held by Mr.. +. B.
Mckay F. p. Whlttemore ills the place
fol merly held by Mr.. Symmonds. To take
effect March l.
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Railway clerks 10 Meet

The local lodge Of the Order Of Railway
Clerks OF America will have its drst meet
ing since their organization at S o'clock
tomorrow evening. The meeting will be
held in the Union Labor hall, Preston
avenue and Caroline street. and \ full at
tendance Is requested Matters Of import
sncs viii be discussed.
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usinn on on Roadhed.

The entire line Of the Galveston, uous-
ton and Henderson, from Houston TO Gal.
weston. has been sprinkled with Beaumont
oil BY crude arrangement the sprinkler
Is attached to the end Of tank ear, throw
ing the oil between the rails and about
three feet on either side of the track. The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-27

DO not leave hon. on a journey without
a bottle Of Chanberiain's Chile. Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy. II Is almost GER
tain 70 be needed and can nor b. procured
While you are on. board the cars or steam
sbip. II is pleasant. safe snd vsiiahi ~.
sale by all dragsisfS
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Social Rae Announced.

The International aud Great Northern
has announced special rate OF one and
one.third fare TO Waco on account OF the
corner stone having Of Baylor university,
Mach Q and 3. Tickets Will be on sale
for trains arriving In Waco on both dates
named, good TO return March 3.
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READ THIS.

Dr. E. W. Hail. ST. Louis. Mo.
Houston, Texas. October 10, 19O1.--Dear
Sir: Less than one bottle OF your Texas
Wonder Halls Great Discovery has cured
me ot Kidney and Raider Troubles aud
can cheerfully recommend II TO any one
suffering from Kidney or Bladder Disease
Yours truly, George ID. Brown, 4
1904 Jefferson avenue. Houstaa, Texas
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No NotIcc "a Received.

Galveston, Texas February 26.--Frank
C Pettibone. assistant to the general man.
arer of the Santa Fe informed a Post
representative today that he had not yet
received any confirmation Of the report
of the transfer of w. r. Scott division
crn divisions Of the Santa Fe, 10 the Pecds
Valley branch Of the system. II seems that
the resignation Of Mr.. Scott would have
been forwarded here by this time had he
contemplated making the transfer
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A Successor 70 Firth.

Denver. Colo, February 26,--Hsl s. Ray,
passenger agent Of the middle district Of
the Rock Island road at Philadelphia. has
been appointed general agent Of the road
for Colorado and Utah, with headquarters
at Denver. MIR Ray will succeed W. H..
Firth.
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Hartman ID TraveI.

New York. February 26.-E. H. Harrl-
man, chairman OF the Uuiou Pacific Rs,i.
way company and president OF the Southern
Pacific company, viii leave the latter part
Of this week on a protracted trip to the
Pacific coast and TO the City OF Mexico
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Judoment Against International.

San Antonio. Texas, February 26.--In the
damage suit Of Lee Hoyt, for alleged per.
eonal injuries. against the International and
Great Northern railroad today q verdict for
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Notes and Personals.

for $40 600
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N. II. a w. II. II. II.

Fifth Ward Depot.
leave 700 an Express Train, Arrive 1000 pa
Grand Genital Depot
leave sos >. m..................Arrlv o.o2 a N
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Death Of William l.. vsnDeyenter.

The above named gentleman, vel
known in this city, died of consump,
ton at the home of his sister in Gin
cinnati Monday afternoon at o'clock
He was in the 5lst year of his age.
Mr.. Deventer came to this city
about fifteen years ago, planted all or
ange grove and engaged in other bust.
ness pursuits, but left at the begin.
ming of the Spanish-American war.
He returned again something over a
year ago, and was in good health up
to few months ago, when he was
taken with gallOping consumption
and never rallied. Two weeks ago he
returned to Cincinnati, where his
death occurred.
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Circuit Court.

saturday was the last day of the
criminal court. The docket was dis.
posed of and the jury discharged.
Alfred Armstrong, charged with ag.
gravated assault, plead guilty and was
fined 500 or four months in the cOun.
ty jail.
Mart Thomas, mark and brand in
spector, failure to expose hide, in
dictment was quashed.
The case against Ed Sweat and Will
Johns was continued for the term.
William Cabarass, charged with
horse stealing, was acquitted. Mr.. w.
X. Xewadski was his lawyer.
1t is believed that court will adjourn
this morning.
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Mr.. Charles w. Seabold, of Hagers-
town, Md, president of the Hagers-
town Spoke and Bending company,
is in the city. He is accompanied by
Mr.. Noah f. Laurence, who is the
head carpenter for said company.
Five or six of the cOmpany's help and
three carloads of machinery are on
the way to this city from Dyersburg,
Tenn. The erection Of the mill on
the cOmpany's property in the south
western portion of the city will begin
at once.
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Married in a Buggy.

Information is received at this office
that Justice Grantham, of Fort Me-
Coy, was called out of bed about the
hour of midnight one or two nights
ago to marry an clipping couple from
Eureka. On responding to the call
he found Mr.. David SherOuse and
Miss Jessie Harrison sitting in ve-
hicle anXiOusly awaiting to be made
husband and wife. Upon investiga-
ton he found that they were properly
armed with a marriage license in due
form issued by General Bullock, Judge
of the probate court of Marion cOun-
~, and in the pale, glimmering light
of the moon the words were spoken
which made two hearts beat as one.
The bride is the accomplished daugh-
ter of Capt. w. II. Harrison, who is
well known 10 our readers.
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Easter Day at the Churches.

Faster was an ideal spring day. 1t
fulfilled every hope of all those who
wished to don their bright and beau
tiful spring clothes.
The churches were well attended
and there were beautiful services at
all.
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
south, the pastor, Rev. Howard Dutil
preached one of the best and most elo-
quent sermons that his congregation
have listened 10 since he came to
Ocala. The choir rendered special
Easter music, aud Miss Rosa Caldwell,
of Butler, Ga, sang beautiful solo.
The church had been transformed
into a beautiful bower Of roses and
greens and was beautiful picture.
The congregation that gathered at
the Baptist church Sunday morning
listened to very beautiful sermon on
the "Risen Christ 10y Rev. l.. r.
Warren. Especial attention was given
to the music, and the several songs by
the choir were all that could be wished
A French horn solo and a vocal solo
10y Mr.. w. NJ Dale were well rem
dered.
The Easter congregation at the
morning service at the Presbyterian
church heard an excellent and apprO-
pirate sermon from the pastor, Rev.
Robert II. Morris, who had for his
subject The Resurrection The
choir, assisted by Mrs. Morgan c.
Looney, rendered some very beauti.
ful music.
At the Christian church, which was
very prettily decorated, the pastor,
Rev. c. X. Marshall, conducted appro-
pirate services. The choir sang some
very pretty anthems.
This Easter day in Ocala will long
remain beautiful memory.
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Baptist Church Social.

The monthly social of the ladies OF
the Baptist church was held at the
home of Mrs. Robert A. BurfOrd Tues.
day afternoon.
There were about fifty people pres
ent, and a very pleasant afternoon
was spent.
After an interesting guessing con.
test in which four of the ladies were
fortunate in guessing all the ques.
tions, tea, coffee and cake were served
by the hostess. The prize, a beautiful
bouquet of roses, was divided among
the four fortunate ladies.
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Death of Mrs. N. C. Mccarthy.

Mrs. Nancy c. Mccarthy, widow of
the late John Mccarthy, died at her
home in this city Saturday night at
1885 p. m.
Mrs. Mccarthy whose maiden name
was Miss y. c. Johnson, was born in
Leesburg, Ga. January, 4, 1856.
She was married To Mr.. John Me-
Carthy in 1878 and moved to Florida
one year later Three children were
born to them, two daughters, Misses
Abbie and Annie, and one son, John,
who died at the age of ten months.
The funeral took place from the
Catholic church at 5 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, Father Bottolacio conduct
ing the services. The remains were
inferred in the old cemetery beside
her husband and son.
-hIS. NcN ARMY IedNeS TWO uauBnI-
ers, two brothers, Messrs. J. NJ. and II.
b. Johnson of Leesburg, Ga, and one
sister 10 mourn her death.
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stores health and appetite. Try it,
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VIM. Anderson. +
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Wants Mr.. Zewadski to Submit to An
other Interview

1t is said that newspapers make
men famous. Wonder what the
Ocala statesman, Col. Zewadski
thinks of that.-Tampa Tribune,
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FARMERS INSTITUTE MEETING.

tutr va- held iu ih, court hous. sat.
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Tydings Il Co. have just received a
fine supply of seeds for spring plant
ing, among them melon, tomato,
cucumber, beans, peas, etc. These
seed bear Us in our past reputation for
handling good fresh stock. I
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plicable TO the government of a farm
ers' institute, which shall be organized
on that day 10y the election of the
necessary officers for such institution,
and for such periods a. said conven-
ton shall determine.
2nd. We respectfully request the
newspapers published i'm the county
to publish this call.
=. :. SAVAGE. Chairman.
1t was elieved that Professor II. f.
StOckhridge and Mr.. f. O. Painter
would come up on the noon train
from Leesburg, but owing to some &C.
cident the train did not arrive until
late and the farmers were denied the
privilege of listening to them.
Mr.. J. c. Howell, of Anthony, ex-
hlbited some splendid specimens of
- "hlNh ii1tdSNltu StNtu iStI III
height. He said he had two acres
that would measure up fully to the
specimens he had on exhibition. II
also exhibited some splendid speci-
mems of Burt oats, already headed,
Of which he has seven acres already
planted.
Among the farmers present we
noted the following: H. w. Long,
Jno. VI. Martin. ID. NJ. Barco, NJ. s.
MOser, Ben Bitch, W. d. earn, /. :.
Light, c. G. Milligan, f. :. Upham,
{. 7. Haycraft, :. :. Savage, J. {.
French, w. f. Nix, J. c. Mathews,
b. l. Hull, J. MLGrace, G. 6. Mathews,
w. NJ. Grist, J. b. Malloy, \. L.
Eichelberger, :. r. Pyles, L. NJ. Ora
ham, J. w. Lyles, Z. C. Chambliss,
ID. :. Williams, +. T. Schrieber.
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Il would cough nearly ali night
long" writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, of
Alexandria, Ind, land could hardly
get any sleep. | had consumption so
bad that if walked block / would
cough frightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
Sl.0o bottles of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery wholly cured me and ! gained
s. pounds" 1t is absolutely guaran-
teed to cure colds, coughs, la grippe,
bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles. Price soc and Sl.00. Trial
bottles free at Autobiography Drug
Store
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remain a beautiful memory.
Stops the Cough and Works OF tn,
Cold

Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price % cents. :
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Robert Chill Tonic cures fever.
chill- and malaria. DO destroy thF
germ. We guarantee 3d. Price -lett
VIM. Anderson
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An aiIectiouateO .ala father 900 leave
ing home the other day asked boz
daughter, little cot about four year
old, what hc should bring her when
n returned a pot papa she said.
What sort Of % pot docs my little g..I
want '' "A jack pot Ha- beer uuu-
cent reply.
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The " Royal Baker any Pastry
Cook - containing over 500
most practical and valuable
cooking reCeipts--free to every
patron. Send postal card
with your full address.
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ROYAL BAKING po~Ot' CO. &C. AItl'~ ~ Me- 'sss
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Makes Clean Bread

With Royal Baking Powder there Is no
mixing with the hands, sweat OF the
brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest facility,
sweet clean, heathful food.
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and terror;zo .. u
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So make for the New Sprng and summon GIU7
Now is your chance to buy.