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them. as they know nothing else, and
are too old TO learn anything new. We
accepted them when they were engaged
in 1t. and they have lived acceptably
ever since. none doing more for their
lodge. in charitable and business way,
than they. We do not believe that it is
the part of Masonry to deprive any
man of his living. particularly so when
that living was legalized both under
Masonic law and the Law of the land
when he entered its portals. Had the
Grand Lodge regulated the consumer. he
who drinks 1t as a beverage, greatly to
the discontinue Of his wife and chill
fren and his own disgrace. instead of
the other fellows. they would have
come nearer hitting the bulls eye"
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DRILL CORPS EXCURSION.

Columbia Commandery No. 2, knights
Templar. has a very fine drill corps. This
organization gave an excursion to Mar
shall Hall last Monday night, which was
largely attended by members Of the com
mandery. their ladies, their friends. the
friends Of their ladies. and the ladies of
their friends. The drill corps of the
commandery was escorted to the wharf
by the Washington Times Newsboys
Band, and was received throughout with
hearty applause from the public. Colum-
bia Commandery expects much from its
drill corps at the next triennial conclave.
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KNIGHT TEMPLkR PRESENTA,
TON.

At the ccnclGve Of Columbia Comman-
Gory No. 2, Knigtns T'emplar, held on
Friday evening last. vast Commander
Sir John J. Narrower was the recipi
ert Of a magnificent diamond-studded
past commanders jewel, in recognition
Of his faithtI services as eminent COM
nanicr during the past year. and as an
officer who had filled every chair of the
comma ndery with fidelity and a per-
iccticn in work seldom cqualed. The
presentation vas made by Past Com
uandeT u. Il. Klopfer. in beautiful
and veil-chcscn language. and it was
responded IN in an eloquent and feeling
manner. The occasion was also en-
lirened by the presence OF the grand
commander and officers Of the grand
commandery of knights Templar Of
the District of Columbia and other dis
tinEuisned visitors.
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CGLDWELL COMPANY, u. R.

Joseph T Coldwell Company. No. I,
Uniform Rank. knights of Pythias, held
an interesting meeting last Wednesday
evening. Two new members we're ini-
tiated into the beauties Of the rank of
knights Loyal. This company continues
to make active preparation for the COM
petitive dTill for the prizes offered by
the Grald Lodge of this domain, at
Marshal. Hall. Wednesday, June %.
last year the Coldwell Company won
the first prize. and is working hard to
repeat it's great success this year
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under the law when he became a Mason.
He surely has some rights within the
body of his own lodge that the Grand
Lodge ought TO respect. There are many
men in the fraternity who manufacture
liquor in legitimate way, and others
who wholesale II in line with their other
business, who never drink a drop,
neither do they know the taste of it,
though they have been in the business
many years. To cause these men to
give up this business now may ruin
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LE0NIDAS F. LIVINGSTON.

Congressman Leonidas F. Livingston
OF Georgia has been for many years
a member OF Covington Lodge, f. 4. a.
NJ, of his home city. He was for six
years worshipful master of that body.
He is also a companion of Conyers chap
ter. R. A. NJ. He has long been a mem
Der of Cherokee Tribe, Improved Order
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ELKS' EXCURSION.

The Indications are all in favor Of
large gathering OF Iclks and their friends
at River View next Tuesday evening.
The Best People on Earth always have
large attendance at their festive
gatherings. and the one approaching
will probably prove no exception.
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Representatives James E. Watson. of
Indiana, now candidate for fourth
term in Congress has not only attained
4 high rank in the national councils
but also occupies eminent positions in
fraternal organizations. Indiana is a
state in which the Pythian fraternity
has great prominence and Mr. Watson
has passed all the subordinate and grand
chairs and served as Grand Chancellor
He has for several years represented
he Grand Lodge Of Indiana in the Su-
preme Lodge of the World and in that
capacity will attend the approaching
session Of the Supreme Lodge at San
Francisco. Supreme Representative
watson, was born in Winchester Ran
aolph county. Ind. November 2, 1864:
graduated from the Winchester High
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School in 1881; entered De Pauw Uni
versity the same year, and remained in
that institution until the year 1885,
when he returned home and took up the
study Of law; was admitted to the bar
in 1856, and has since been engaged in
the practice of his profession. He was
elected president of the State Epworth
League of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in 1892 and was reelected In
1898; in 1892 he was candidate on the
Republican ticket for Presidential
elector; contested for the nomination
for secretary of state in 1894 and was
second in a list of strong candidates be-
fore the convention. Mr.. Watson was
elected to the Fifty-fourth Congress
over the veteran William S. Holman.
and reelected to the Fifty-sixth and
Fifty Congresses.
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Representative John S. Shook, of Ohio,
has long been recognized as an active
and progressive member of the leading
secret fraternities. He is member of
Widows Son Lodge. F. A. A. NJ. of Paul
ding Ohio, and was worshipful master
of that body for two terms. He is also
a companion of Paulding chapter. F. A.
A. NJ. Defiance Commandery, Knights
Templar. and Synan Temple. A. A. o. y.
NJ. S., of Cincinnati. In addition to his
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regular Masonic afiliation he is a men,
ber of the adaptive order of the East
ern Star. He is also a member of the
B. P. o. Elks, the l. O. Red Men, and
the knights of Pythias. Brother Shook
is serving his first term in the House.
and has made an able and efficient
member. He will be renominated by
acclamation at the Congressional con-
vention TO be held in his district this
week.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
SALE OF THE G. AND |.
Me- Henderson Admits that NegOiia.
tiOnS Are Now Under Way.
DECLINES TO GIVE OUT THE DETAILS
Vee President Polk Says that tho Santa
Re, SO Far as He Knows, 10 Not
Trying to Get IT,

Galveston Texas, February ~. n n.
Henderson. who represents certain inter
csts In the Gulf aud Interstate rallroad.
states that negotiations are IN progress for
the sale of the property, but he declines 10
state through what channels OF 10 whom
II will he sold until It has been sold II
would naturally be bad ~. Rncnt FOR any
ofBtlai announcement to be made regard
ing the matter. as the deaf may not he
cluscd. II Is very probable that before a
very great while eomcth.nE drunit2 VIII he
given ont regarding the sale of this much
discussed piece ~ property, since the
sto.m the Santa Fc has had several prop
ost,ioAs to hay the prop rtN aud other
roads have also hccu offered the Gulf aud
Interstate N there Is anything IN rumors.
the Cotton Bclt * most likclN to sccur" tue
property The latest rumorS have II that
the road will he sold to either the Santa
Fe or the Cotton Beit, and Colonel l.. j.
Folk. vice president OF the Santa Fc, In.
formed The Post correspondent today for
about the twentieth time that the santa
~ as far as ho knew had no Intention OF
purchasing the property.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
HARRIs couNTY RIcE FARMs.
Another Tract Near La Porte Ia to Sc
Put IN,

Another Tract Near La Porte Ia to Sc
Put In.
Ia Porte Texas, February - -Auothcr
large tract ot land has Just hron sold hrrc
for rice purposes, NJ. C.. Babor closed 81
deal today ION the sale ot the Colonel Zen
ant tract ~ 60o acres, adjoining the raH.
rnad st the west depot THIS makes alu,os
hu0l acrcs that have hrcn rNd tnr rice puN
poScs IN This vicinity within the past trw
months and some extensive development
will pe made next season.
A contract was closed hCrc TODAY tor ~
erection ot laundry. Tho let was nut
chased and contracts awarded fnv ,hc uu
terhl and machinery, Tho work ~ roIH
Htructing the building viii he cnnumvpcrd
as soon as the material c1p hc Secured
The machinery MAS also Nrdrtvd md 10 vii
have capa Hitv for turniNC out .'OO pouUd,
cf work pcr daN. w, W, ana b.. s. nNl
are AZ toe head 90 the enterprise. Ihl
hujloing win no lNcatC6 IN North u street
Word was received here tlAy chat d
YSItN N Northern investors VII arrive W
galveston tomorrow morninc and DoNr
la Porte by boat IN orler 10 give thru ag
opportunity 20 inspect thN work OF tho ucv
Ehip channel,
George Lacey, about o. wears u ssc. w,
came hero from the North about IA .,
months Kco for his health. died yosierda
aud Mss buried here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
Notes and PersenaIs

Quite a number Of winter tourists from
Iowa and other places were here Yesterday.
Mr. j. A. Tocke ticket agent NJ the
Southern Pacific at beaumont was here
yesterday.
Mr. Frank Matthews. claim agent ot the
International aud Great Northern at PaleS-
tine. Is In the city,
Mr. j. d. Bone, commercial agent Of tho
Cotton BELT has returned 10 Houston after
q trip over the territory
MIR r. r. Chase, Southwestern freight
agent Of the American Refrigerator Transit
line. Is here on business,
Mr. Gus Hoover. travelling passenger
agent ~ the Cotton Belt. with NcadQuIrtpr,
az Waco, spent yesterday here.
MIR T. j Parker commercial agent oi
the Chicago aud East s. Louis, with head
quarters az Dallas, is In the city.
Nh w, f Mcclure, general freight and
passenger agent OF the GALVESTON, Houston
and Henderson, was here Yesterday.
Mir :. r. B. Ntersc and his private sccrN
tarv Mir n. Nj. Uolllussworth left last
night for beaumont ou a short business
"trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
HOW ARE {
YOUR
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
TIE ORIENT LINE.
Rapid Progress Is Being Made in Con-
struc,ion Of the Road

Rapid Progress Is Being Made in Con-
struction OF the Road
OfGcinls ct the Kansas city, Mexico and
orient line state that rapid progress Is he
Ink made in the construction of the road,
Ia Mexico 100 milcs BIS now graded aud
awaiting ties aud rails Tics arc on tho
ground now and the rails have boon shipped
Tor this part NJ the road, The line from
Chhuhhua cnst connects With the line al
roady In operation from that city west to
A,uaca. 1850 m.ics. and viii open up sent
authiacltc coal held. where tho company
owns half interest in 100000 acres of coal
land
In the United states the line building by
the linton Construction company Is graded
aud the bridging is IN between Anthony.
Kan. aud farvlew. o. T., sovcnt, dvo
mi cs. Tho grading between Harper, Kan
aud Anthony is nearly finished. The pea.
ware Construction company has done much
work I'm Grcvr county, O. T, white the In
tArustlounl construction company has been
working In Texas from the Red river south
aud trum SvCctwatcr north About Sol
mites ot grading has been 0nishod, bridge
tiWhors md ties are on the ground Tor 20.
mites " this aud steel Tor 6oo miles has
hppn hpUEhf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
eRreNs BRIGADE ASSOCIATION.
Annual Reunion Is TO Begin Today at

Annual Reunion Is TO Begin Today at
Waco.
Naro. Texas. February @.-GoYrrnor
Joseph u. savers arrived In the city TO.
night TO attend tho reunion of Green :
bngsd, his old command. and viii remain
In the city until tomorrow night
Neatly 100 members Of this brigade are
I'm the city. snd there are others cNpccte
ON the early morning trains
The meeting viii Inst two DAYS and Is n
largest that hiss ever met. The officers are
r. r. Collins. Arlington. pr Sidtnt. John
G. Rankin, secretary. Brennan, T. >.
Wade treasurer, Eigjn
A special program viii be- given tomorrow
night. at which Governor Savers will hr the
guest of the occasion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
ENcurslonlsts ior Lar.oo

he International aud Great Northcrn
train leaving Yesterday evening carrlcd out
large number NJ eNcu,sloulSt, Tor laredo
and Monterey, who VIII take In the HIS
,v,rhraticn ~ WaShiugtnu'S birthday ara
the huh lights en- Mexican soil Nmou.
those VINO left yesterday were Mc>SrS
SoUcN, Albert Anderson, Michael Andcv
son. carl Itsk, " 6 Rcriov n I, Mitchell
a. w. Mater n. L.. Malls r VI. Freprh
and others. rbc Laredo and Monterey rat,
VIII he in c6CCt to-day also & 20 ia the
trim
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

Aoakum, Texas February 2O-.The IN,
neral ~ Mr. r 5. Foote mention Of whose
death was made IN yesterdays pcst, &C,
CURED &C $50 o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
the tuneral procession beng one 81 IhC
train brought the leading railroad Officials
from san Antonio 10 attend the funeral
Among them were MeSSpS G. w butcher
Dan tlusSett. Joe Eatmau, & T. Lunu. j
\ Mcpouald, Il. Gable and Frank slough.
station Agent Z, s. Anderson Of Cucrc WAS
slso present The services were conductei
BY Bishop lohuSton % SAN Antonio The
hofal tributes were many and beautiful
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
Kidneys Cured ats Years of Age

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Warmers Safe Cure cured her OF sctlons
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
Southcrn Paclfio Enhihit

The southern Pacific has made an ap.
preparation for an exhibit at the ST Louis
Worlds Fair. II viii be In charge Of w.
II NILS. The display win be representa-.
tiN' OF the states aud Territories traverSed
by the Hartman lines, One Of the features
VIII he the forestry aud horticultural OK,
htblts The biz trees or the Yosemite valley
will be shown by pictures and limitations
reduced and by as large specimens OF trees
a. can I've transported
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

NacogdccheS TeNas, February So.--Ihs
construction contractors on the Tcxas and
New Orleans railroad extension are now
AZ work between Mahi aud the Angelina
river north trCm town, Two stations I've.
tween Mail and the river have been 10.
catrd, the erst one about two miles south
Of the village NJ l.inndst On the property
OF Arnold MattoN, a prosperous Negro and
Mrs. H. T. Brcwcr; the one neSr tho river
Is on she property Of John T. I.ucus aud
W. r Williamson
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
Besvile Wants Fire Protection

Rceville Texas, February 10 Lack u
FIRE protection has heretofore caused very
hirh rates OF insurance 10 be levied against
the property owners OF this town Of 5000
people A meeting Of business men and
taxpayers was held last night and a move,
ment inaugurSted TO Secure FIRE protection.
A petition praying for nm election Tor In
corporation purposes Is low IN circulation,
tha principal objects nged being IRE pro
lection, sanitary purnosts and street i'm
provcment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

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istniaE SmRte,N> srd treatment Of ea,a
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
Brought the Snow.

Vice President Markham and Manager
Miller OF the Houston sud Texas Central
returned yesterday from trip 90 the north.
ern end OF the liRc. IL began showing while
thcJ were at DeniSOn and the ''hcautiful'
followed THEM as far down as Hampstead.
Later IN the day IL ran IN on them Ia Hous.
ton, The ohieials said there aas very little
aoing M the line.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
AnplIc atlon 70 Rcolsler Bonds.

Austin. Texas, February ~ Judge ~ n
Stcdman, general attorney for the inter
national aud Great Northern made apph'a'
tion to The railroad commission TO-DAY ior
authority to register StN.ct IN bonds On
the Fort Worth extension cmbrhclNE
thirty eight mites between Spring aud the
NnNnRnln rlNnr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

Mr. 4. ]. Richter. one Of tho well known
travelling passenger agents Of the South
ern paclnc returned yesterday from New
Orleans, whore he had charge ~ the inior'
nation burrau OF the road during the car
nIvnl Mr. Richter said the bureau was
very well patronized and made big hit
with the travelling public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
HAIL STORM

Cuero, Texas February co.-ouUe q
severe hail storm occurred In the uelrhher.
hood OF Edgar yesterday, II did not do
much damage because there was not much
stun growing
Corpus Christi Texas. February ao.-nur'
log the severe hail storm at Puerto raneh.
forty miles west Of here several Mexican
lahorers were hit 0y large han stones but
not dangerously hurt. One large stone Went
through A roof II il mol believed that ANY
damage resulted 10 STOCK
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

Mfr. sam u Dixon. immigration agent Of
tina Houston East snd West Texas left
last night tor shreveport where he viii
rect \ number of persons who are seeking
homes in rCNus lie viii escort them over
his uc and show thcm thc advantages To
he derived by settling TN hi, territory
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21

pie Of the OIL city TO witness tho perform
auccs by the French opera company the
rate for the round trip WAS ANcd ~ ~ anu
just 2lA persons took advantage ~ H. rue
train arrived here Mt noon aud returned 10
Nrnumont Al - O'clock last nlghl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
RLECrRIcAL STORM.

Louise, Texas, February ia.-Early this
morning there was an electrical storm here
Tho sioycpipe In Mr., J. $, Cox's Kitchen
was struck Mrs COX snd her son in.law
were Struck fiijlo Hsllie Iearics was Sit.
ps by the acsling save In her eeme on
hlosk away ard was Strnes on 'hs lea jusl
assss the aakls, TAs Asg xaE ssfRsd cut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
FREEZE WORLD DO HARM.

Alvin, Texas. February 2o--The norther
that struck here yesterday afternoon his
grcwp In force an day today and hard
freeae Is looked for tonight, freeze al
this time will do great deal ~ dumace
Go the truck interests In this Scctlca, As
stun planted since the December freeze Ia
now about ready for market. The straw
berry plants are fun 81 grown and halt
grown berries that would ne ruined it not
protected, and thereby set them hack about
six weeks II freeze docs not come and
the weather warns up. this city viii
be In the midst 81 busy, h0stling shipping
season In the next two weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-21
posroFFlcr Roeeep.

a large Amount OF Stamps Taken by
Thieves,
Alvord. Texas, February 2o,v-Thc post
ofhoe here was robbed this morning about
o'clock. The safe was wrecked and
stamps OF the value Of S3ST taken, Will
$3.50 IN coin and one registered letter
No arrest.