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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09
desired and will not be tolerated except
in a quiet way"
NElGHBORHOOD NOTES
BANGOR.

i
Oct. 9.-Rev. Pickett has accepted
the charge as pastor of the Bangor
Friends church for the ensuing year
| He will reside in the j. II. Macy house
about one-h half mile south of the church
Mr.. and Mrs. S. WINERY, of Mar
shalltown, are visiting in Bangor this
week.
Mrs. Stephen Jessup and Mrs. Or
landie Winslow attended the state w
G.. Il. U. convention at Manchester last
week.
Messrs. c. w. Hollingsworth, Boyd
Carey and Rob WINERY are enjoying
q hunters life this week
Miss Cora Kinzer went to Ames yes
terday for short visit.
The Misses. Ida and Ethel Kirk Wis
tied at Hartland on Monday.
Messrs. Pickett, A. II. Hollingsworth,
C. r. Kirk and Henry kinzer hauled
Rev. Pucketts household goods from
Lawn Hill Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. WINERY and Miss
Belle Winery, accompanied by their
relatives of Ohio. visited at New Prov
idence Sunday.
Messrs. DIR. T. Carey, Nathan Kirk,
Willis Kirk and A. Il. Hollingswortll
made flying trip to Washington, d. c.,
last week. The gentlemen give n glow
ing account of their visit with Teddie.
NORTH STAR.
Oct. 9.-Salina Chadwick and Mrs.
Breckenridge were in Marshalltown on
Friday.
Otis Farmer went to Liscomb Satur-
"a 49, So hall
between Liscomb and the reform school
team from Eldora.
The Misses Lolita and Gertie Morri-
son went to Marshalltown Saturday on
a shopping tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fogg, of Maulsby,
took dinner Sunday with William Nc
kibben and family and attended serv-
ices here in the evening.
Mrs. Reed, of Conrad, accompanied
Rev. Bailey here Sunday afternoon to
fill his regular appointment.
Mr. and Mrs. Breckenridge and
daughter Gladys and Mr.. and Mrs.
Negley and daughter Florence went to
Marshalltown Sunday, called there by
the death of nephew.
Frank Rails had the misfortune to get
his collar bone broken while playing
foot ball Saturday.
Mr.. Morrison returned from his trip
to Illinois Sunday night.
Mr.. Ezra koontz and wife, of Albion,
visited their daughter. Mrs. Exile Me-
Kibben, Monday and Tuesday and at
tended the social Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tranbarger, of Maulsby,
We're up Tuesday evening for the so-4
cial.
The chicken pie social Tuesday even
ing, given by the Sunday school, was a
success socially and financially.
Mr.. Binder sold horse to buyers for
the northern lumber regions, getting
5000 for the same.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee, Oct. 9.
Wheat-steady: No. northern, 10;
No. 2 northern. 7o7s@72; December,
G53l.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09
Money Market.

New York. Oct 9.-Money strong, 10;
prime mercantile. s; sterling steady.
.4.S5.S75@A.S6. demand. 4.S2.750AS3.
sixty days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09
Chicago Produce.

Chicago Produce.
Chicago Oct. 9.
October. 1900; January. 1866.
Lard-october, 10.171s; January.
s.s21s.
Ribs-october, 1925; January. s.221z.
Ry-December, 4sa.
Barley-Cash. 1885,
Flax-1.24@1251a.
Timothy-October. 4.05
Clover-10.00.
Butter-Firmer; creameries, 1870
22A; dairies, 14AsG20.
Eggs-Steady; goa 201s.
Poultry-Firmer; turkeys, 12@12k;;
chickens, 10@11.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09
Range Of Prices.

The following quotations upon the
range of prices upon the Chicago board
Of trade today were furnished by the
Weare Commission Company:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09

New York-Two men with scows held
UP a barge laden with coal, off Eliza
beth, and captured ten tons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09
New York Exchange

Chicago, Oct. 9.-New York exchange
% discount.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09

| The old leaders Of the irrigation con-
gress, headed by George Maxwell of
Chicago and John Henry Smith OF Salt
Lake, are as strongly in favor of the
merger on the ground that the irriga-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
&ittle SAILS.

Sobn, Der span3is Sabre alte Sobn
Der tn Slensburs, Morrtion County,
mobnenben Samtlie Mt9ael &ub se=
rietb Montas unter BITE &dber zines
Nortbern Pacific 3uses unb murbe
berart uerlebt, baB er einise Stuuben
lpdter ieinen @eiit aufsab.
Mbon.
Serr Sulius 8a6el, melder lause
3eit ieinem 8ruber Sobn gu Glbanp
i'm @eibdfte ailiitirte, lit iebt Gisen=
tbimer bes id0nen uSrid. Salabns"
in bieier Ortldaft, Sci ieinem metz
ten unb ebrli6en @eien wirb es ibu1
an Der ermini6ten &unbi9aft ni9t
manseln. = Die pom junsen Gums
sesen Ni9. @obert, mel6er bes erite=
rem Sarm taufte unO iie jebt beuobnt,
erbobene &lase, melde auf Nnsriff
lautete unb Dor Sriebensrt9ter 0im=
peri9 i'm 8eiiein elmer sSurp am Witt=
mod u~ersansener 8o6e uerbanbelt
wurbe, warb wesen un5uldnslidem
Seweismaterial auf Qntras bes Co.
Nnmalts uermorfen. @0bert bofft nun
uou ieinem Petniser befreit gu ietn.-
Sn minneapolis murben Oienitas
fir6lid setraut SEER abam a6mann
uon bier nit @ittue P. &einbarb,
bic 9letdfaqs friber IN bieier @e=
meiube seb0rte. Sas Sraatpaar
traf nit benz Nadtsuse bier elm unb
f~eierte anberen Cages I'M &reiie sez
ieliser Sreunbe Elm redt anseueb=
mes 9odSeitsfeit. Dem grautpaare
piel Slid gum 8unse.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Ot6sefan =Nacbrtcbten.

S @elesentlt9 bes in Saut Centre
gum 8eten Der pom bo9m. Serru ".
Arst p~aitorirten st. Paul's @emsin=
be an, porlebten Oienitas sebalteuen
8asar purbe Elm &einsewinn pom
1925 er5ielt.
5 So9w. P. gonrab 8. g. g., benz
es iebr am 9ersen liest, baB bic o ibm
p~aitorirte Sisben. S9mersen=& irde in
Nlbanp einen sansen S9mud erbdlt,
bat, bepor bic Decoration bes @ottes:
bauies tn @nsriff senommen warb, In
bemielben eleftrii@es 9t@t anbrtnseu
laiien.
5 gon Sos Inseles, Gal, sebt
uns bic Nadridt gu. baB Der bo9m.
P. Sauas. .. g. D., wel9er Sabre
lang in Sorab in bieiem County ais
Fiarrer tbdtis mar, aus 9eiunobeits=.
,adlidten aber nod Californian ret
Ec, auf benz @ese Der @eneIuns erz
freuli9e Sorti@rttte ma9t unb Bis
our uoaitdnoiseu 9%erteuuns ieiner
@eiunbbeit ii9 bas ansenebme &lima
@%alliorniens gu 0usen MAIDEN mirb.
5 Nm Wontas selansten bic brett
tdsisen greraitien Der l30slinse Der
ct. 8enebicts Nfabamie gu ct. So
iepb, melde pom bo9m. P. Muauittn,
.. 9. g., pom Moorbeab seleitet
ruurbe, gum Ibi@lub. Dim slei@en
Sage mar Ser bo9m. Serr eiuise
Stunben miufommener Sat- bes
bodw. P. @resor, 8. g. s., uon
ser ct. gloub u. 6. 9emeinbe.
s gei Der am Sonntas in ber uon,
bo9m. Serrn 3. &i6ter paitorirleu
ct. goniiasius Stride 81 Welroie
itattfnbenben Yrimis bes bodw.
Neuprieiters Clinton @0ite mirb ser
bo6m. Serr u. Sc. Offering uon Co
lumbia gitp, Snb., bic SeitpreSist
balten. Ser bodw. tie Serr Ibt Pe=
ter @nsel, 8. 8. g., pon Ser st.
sSo6ns Ibtei ptrb Der Yrimisfeier bsi=
wobnen.
S So9m. Sr. griti9er uon Oer
ct. 9orens= @emeinbe nabe Yerbam
mirb in ben erlten @o9en cine grz
b~olunssreiie mad ieiner alien 9eimatb
in 9otbriusen antreten unb wdbrsnb
ieines bret Wonate lan9en 8eilsus
ienieits bes Oseans Seutidlauo,
Srantret9, bic Sdwsis unb Stalien
bereiien.
: @d6reno elmer pom bo9m'ten
6errn Siidof Srobec beute Wsorsen
in Der Gatbeorale sefeierten FL Weiie
wurbeu bic boaw. Oiatone Sutaia
unb 8iumap,r pom ct. Sobn's Sc.
miuar in ben 81. grieitet itanb erbo6en.
Sooanu bssab ltd Ser Oberbirte ua4
0uremburs. no er TIT BET ct. @eube=
linus Stride mad einem pom bodw'f.
Mlsr. gb. geasl Don st. Iusuta
celebrtrten eeuitenamt bas 81. Saz
trament Der Sirmuns ipenbete. Sn
Der Dom bo9m. 9errn So. Sensars
ten in Bong Prairie paitorirten st.
MartentirGe ertbeilte Der Serr 8ti@of
~tassuorber, Wittmo9, nod einem
feierliden Nmte rcoram episcopo"
iiber 80 Yerlonen bas 81. Satrament
Der Sirmuns. Sn Der ct. soren=
Siustir9e gu Wartp wtrb nd9feu
Samitas sefirmt merben.
S 9o@m. 9err ST. &lein BON G5o=
ito lit laut elmer im bil60hi9eu pa
lats einselaufenen Nadridt berart
erfrantt, baB er ieines Imtes ui@t
mebr malten fann.
5 &ommenben Samitas mirS Der
bo9w. 9err s. Sanb uon 0aitrup bic
neue polnii9e Stride in Ylatte Comm,
Morri5on County, benz Oienite bes
Serrn meiben, worauf in beriel6eu bie
erite Fl. Meiie seleien wirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01
Waine Yrairie.

Die bier mobnenbe &atbarina 8td=
fer bat Wontas TN Na@laBseri9t gu
ct. gloub Nppifation fur grnennuns
bes Serrn &arl SETTLER ais Nbmintz
itrater bes Na9lafes ibres Sobnes
Tbomas, melder am Is. Npril itarb,
einserei9t. Ser @a@lab beitebt aus
Yerionaleisentbum, bei1en Wertb auf
50, $50 abselddbt lit. Das btesbe=
sisli9e 8erb0r uirb am %. Waai se=
balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-01

llnlere a3ufunftsausii6ten beiiern
li9 f%ortpdbrenb. Sest miro Elm Ylan
aussefibrt, barna6 unler Seim iber
Sreeport NIT ct. NntbOnp in tele=
pbonii6e Serbinbuns sebra6t wirb.
-6o9m. Pfarrer P. SEQ, .. 9. s.,
bat leine Mbreile mad Der alten Set
matb in Oeutidlanb auf Witte Stunt
feltselebt.-Serr Matb. Gbresmann
lit BON ieiner Selu6sreiie na6 bem
Sioen wieber BET uns einsetroHen.-
Inter 9eituns bes 8utterma6ers &o=
bert Mitlii6 erfreut iid uniere Greaz
merp zines flotten @el6dftssanses.
SEPT weroen fait tdsli6 cesen Is, 900
Pfunb Mil6 in Der Sabrit Angelic
fert, cine 3ufubr, bic fur biele Sab
ressett als eine ablonberli6 quite be-
tra9tet merben mub.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
Monumental Bronze.

To the Editor OF The Post,
Houston. Texas. July 81 have read
with interest the local item In The Post
of Monday regarding the proposed Dick
Bowling monument As an honorary mem
Der OF Dick Bowling camp aud a citizen
OF Houston. who stands ready 10 help In
the erection OF statue worthy Of an Irish
Confederate hero. am interested IN seeing
the monument built of enduring material.
In order TO fully inform myself as to mon
umental bronze (Which the committee
seems to have passed over / wrote Cap
tain George r. Congdon Jr,. Of Georgetown
y. c., an eX-ContederUte veteran, to In.
quire whether or not the United Confcd-
crate Veteran monument erected Ia his
home city eleven years ago OF monumental
bronze at cost OF Sl30,Oo0 had proven
and enthusiastic Endorsement. lie says
monumental bronze Is the only material
for a monument and that the monument
in Georgetown Is as handsome ~ not more
sol than when first erected; thar u newer
changes color nor can moss grow 9n il
That he put monumental bronze uonu.
mtnt fourteen years ago over the crave ut
his own child. and that It Is as good now
as the day II was erected. In anuth,. let
ter, dated June %. 1902, Captain Cuh-dun
saws: III 700 want 20 make the biggest
mistake Of your life get granite or marble
monument II you want 70 have something
20 last forever ger 4 white brouze Old
Father Time can't hurt II. Moss can't
grow on It. II grows better looking as il
gets older IL never dlscolors and the color
h Confederate gray. White bronze always.
Our soldiers monument Is the hapdsomsst
IN the State and as solid and good looking
as the day we erected IT.
These are the words OF 4 man who sees
perhaps daily two mnnnments-oRe which
has stood eleven. the other fourteen years,
1 venture 10 assert that no man can fnd Il
marble monument which has stond as long
that Is not now diseoored. While cinimin
M technical knowledge OF the subject I
hardly think portrait statue can be carved
out OF granite which viii even apnroxi-
mateiy represent the original. / am not
Interested to the exunt Of a dollar IN
what material Is ehosyn hun In commoa
Interested III seeing no mistake made I'M |
IN seeing tlat the monument to gallant
T,ick Bowling aud his Immortal hand Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
DEATH OF MRS. IRA D. DAVIS.

After a Br.Ve StrudoIe Tor lie, The Vic
tim Of lInforturate Accident Is Al Rest
OF
NrS' Eva NJ Davis, who was shot by
her husband, Ira u Davis. at -heir bone
2l1O Dallas avcnue. Wednesday pirnt.
49,. - -,
"'''' nav H'"E-ie loI me- passed
away NJ $40 yes erday morning NJ the
Houston inHfm1r, where she was taken
t,,r tr,,,r,...t ~, ,n, 80. ~,
'''."' " we "lsn' VI ''' Sau a'-
cident. Nh' was conscious mp 10 Within
few hours at her death and shortly AFTER
Tho t,t,I .,,,,,t No. t,.,..., -.
stotar,crt IN ber f,tbcr ell, c,i,.,i,,r,t,
hor b,f.6,rd.s ,,lo,,mt 80 r. a,,,,, ''a ''i'-
'rhis ac,cnrf as cnnb,.acod NV
Ibnt .bo KAY ,Ie '9,' WaS 40 the 'neo,
sorco lin,r1,nt ,nri,. lne nls NM . no. se'
"a H. 49, H. - - ''N-i'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
Forn,er Houstonlan pead.

Captain william Christian yesterday re.
ccyed Geographic advice OF tho death OF
Mrs Y. ]. Abbott at Fort Smith, Ark. Mrs.
Abbott formerly lived IA Houston aud has
large circle Of acQuaintanceS In this city.
She is ma aunt Of Mrs II. +. MacGregor
aud sister ~ Mr.. ", g. stevens, VINO lived
here until recently. Mrs. Abbott Is sur
yivcd by her husband, Mr. X. j. Abbott,
Who Is d resident of Fort smith. Ark and
a daughter Mrs II Il. sails, Of that city.
The remains viii ne brought to lIoustou,
arriving SUNDAY morning. and the iptermeut
VIII take place ut Glcuwood cemetery from
the Grand Central depot at Ia Il, m.
Friends Of the family are invited to bc
present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
WHY PHYSICIANS fail
To Cure Many Cases Of Female Ills.
Some Sensible Reasons Why Mrs
Pinkham is More Successful Than
Many Family Doctors.

woman sck-some disease peculiar to her fast deu
@ n her system She goes family physician tells b
story but not the whole story.
She holds back something loses her head becomes agaed f
% & wants 10 saw and finally what she ought to have y
and this completely mystifes the doctor
t. If wonder therefore doctor fails the da
s o cannot blame woman embarrassing to ds
some Of the symptoms her suffering to her family ph
hundreds of thousands of
in correspondence Pnam, Lynn, Mass hert
can give every svmptom when she is ready to advise them
in nosen her correspondence with pat
than the physician possibly obtain through personal interview
Following we publish letter from showing the resul ~
correspondence Pnham A such letters considers
absolutely confidential Zinham, and publbG
in any way or manner without the in writing of the p
but hundreds grateful for the health which Mrs Pink
ham and her medicine been able to restore to them that
only consent to publishing their letters but write asking that this
done in order that other who suffer be benefited by &
experience.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
ssssssssseesasssseeesessssss'
PERSONAL MENTION.

Colonel E. S. Peters Of Calvert was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. o. Cooper and mother have returned
from sojourn at Merlin.
Mr. and Mrs. N c. Bridges cf Norwood,
La are visiting Rev john Z, Green.
w P. Armstrong prominent attorney
VI Dayton. was in the city yesterday
]. Harper left for Chicago yesterday a.te;r-
poon via the International ana Great North
ern.
Miss Eloise Rourkc returned yesterday,
after a weeks visit W.tA i.it1ds Pr baN
Ridge,
Miss Rebeeca Kiug Of Brenham is visit
Ing Mrs. Lewis r. Bryan, 22o4 Louisianl
street.
W. s. rimmermeier left FOR St Louis yes
terday via the International and Great
Northern,
Misses Jodle and Mabel Estes returned
home Yesterday after pleasant visit 10
Gainesville
sir and Mrs. Il. +. uncr az, last Night
for New York The VII visit Jhc NUrtAs@i
lakes dlrns the summon
Mis- W. z. Beaumont and lttie ,d11ush,
tiers ore visiting her sister, N $, Eugene
RGEs az Houst Heights
Mrs. Lydia blair left ,or Peru. nl,. va
the international aud Gr.I. Northern {.
spend the summer visiting relatives.
Emmet A Fletcher formcr lumber
manufacturer Of ,btNumohI nov ue.t .l' , 't
ttrested 10 the oil business, was III the cltl
yesterday.
Miss Mae Gregg Of Palestine. daushtei
Of Hon 4 W. GfegE. aud niece "f "! -
John r. Green, viii arrive today on d WISH
u the latter
Mrs j Il Bryant and children left a
night for summer sojourn d- BN cry
Mass Nj Bryant viii accompany Ai
'amily rs far as Chicago.
Miss Jessie Docbum OF Bolton IS vislrin
her slater Mrs. nuIca or Houston Heisl.
NvsNi .rtf nf G Ia o. "a .
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12

worthy of the heroes whose memory II
VIII perpetuatc
The letters quoted from are opeu to M.
spection Of amy interested party hope
the Emmets and Ancient Order Of Hiber.
mans and other irish ORGANIZATIONS Will
take an interest In seeing that the mon
umont Is erected Of such muterlnl az Will
defy the elements and he us enduring ms thu
fame OF the noble dead In whose honor n
IS 70 De erected. ] submit that when clear
and positive proof can be PRODUCED that
one material * enduring aud Il Absolutely
unaffected Nv the elements aud Is suscepti
biz OF being cast into most hcautifni aud
accurate designs and statues. Il Is not wise
70 use other material which experience
has shown viii crack. mold. discolor and
become mosSgrown.
Norman @ Kittren.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
PROF. MALLY TO RESIGN
A. AND NJ. COLLEGE WILL LOSE HIS
SERVICES, BUT TEXAS WILL NOT.
Result Of His Boil Weevi Investigations
VIII Appear in His Annual Report
to the Trustees.

A Post representative saw Prof r W
Mally NJ the Agricultural and Mechanical
college at the Rice hotel late last night
nud In response TO a question stated that
he was on his way to College to prepare
for his duties at the Farmers Congress to
be held there next Monday for a three or
four days session
II have been taking notes on some I'M
portant field tests of ways aud means Of
protecting tho cotton crop against the
much talked Of boil wceyil am grutaed
at the results attained and will have some
valuable matter to submit in my annual
report, which will be forthcoming In due
course, said Prof Malp TO the reporter.
When do you advise the beginniu. of
the ngbt against the weeyllT"
This | fully indicate in my first Official
report and as there stated urges the neces-
! stty for beginning this campaign in the
What steps will you take this fall
/ towards organizing vyHeceted movement
/ along this line among cotton pantcrsf'
Now, young man, YOU are mquisitiye,
l but ! do not mind saying that shall tuke
/ no steps officially"
! What do you mean by that7"
/ simply this that my resignation has
| been in the hands of the board of trus-
/ tees for some time. TO take effect ut the
/ close of the fiscal year. For that reason
I am now preparing detailed report upon
all the observations aud cxpeh ments made
and results attained to be sulsltted as my
, annual report"
You intimated a moment MO that you
| might continue your scientific researches
! privately. Is this correct or Vow have /
| understood youF
well. may say that my plans are
fully natured and will be given publicity
IN detail az the proper time. ! VIII only
state at this time that | have always been
anxious 10 organize horticultural expert
avsn GNfNs t-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
CITY RRFVITlEs.

-, ,,-.-.----- ...--- ---T- ----- No IN
The Montgomery SthFs VIII cN'es nhlH .I
SUNDAY afternoon WIN me aosl'e' '''e ''N"
AZ iut '"hi"''"h' ga"
There Is an vince 'lTetea ,eissLau az , nv
otnce OF the fos tAi cry aPI cur'PSH, ava
Mrs JAMIE Grant. care Nls' h"''' 49,,
Congressman I. II. RAIL- Accompanied
hy Mrs and Miss Bali arrived Ia the city
last nlght aud have apartments Ut TUE
Rice.
Deputy United states Marshal Nnnn and
sheriff Anderson hive returned from lAe
Wacn.
NJ Rev vyihrsb who recently had his
~. - ,,,,,totJ T. co5vnlesrinr SLOWLY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
Special Church Announcement.

Rev. William Hayne Leavel, u. D.. pas
tor OF the First Presbytrrian church, has
been called to Waco to preside over a
special meeting Of the Presbyterian church
of that city on sunday next.
Rev. $, A. King, y. ~, pastor " the
First PRESBYTERIAN church OF Waco. viii
MI the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow. both morning and night
Or, King is one OF the most prominent
PRESBYTERIAN ministers Of the Southern
church and has been pastor Of the Waco
been elected to the chair Of theology in IN,
PRESBYTERIAN Theological seminary soon IA
I've established at Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
Renort Of Faith Home Association.

The list Of contributions received in June
at the Faith Home Is as follows:
Groceries from Haskins & Hutchinson, II,
r. Henrichseu, n. G, Heiherg, Schosser, II.
n Taylor & Sons. George ], Melllnger.
John CLAY Pastorisn and Lewis DAILY. meat
from BausS. Rhode and GCiselmap; bread
from Stude and Scholbo; butter from MIR,
v T. Crook; milk from Mrs. Perkins; Ice
from Mr. Sprong md MarGouia brewery
crackers from Borchard, Rrnshcr 4 60,
cakes from Mr.. Weiss; watemelons from
Mr. Coz: preserves and fruit from Mrs r.
w. House; tomatoes from Mrs. Lucille At
klns. Ald,nC. Texas; clothing from IA Kiam
and Iorie May Rottler books. black hoard
and chalk from Mrs !. s. Mycr; drugs from
ewyn & Anderson. H. F. schmidt, r. n.
McGlorric, Burgheinl. A, r, Kiesling Cspi,
tol Pharmacy, Streit's pharmacy, Grafton
NAPLES; coupon PASS from Houston Flee
tric Railway company; services 81 South
western Te,egrnnh and Telephone company,
Mr. wrisht Of Ross & WRIGHT Dr.. IIolres
and nr Butte The Houston Post Chronicle
Herald ard Texas World
Mrs f. X Dillingham;
Secretary Board OF Managers o. the Faith
Home Association
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
CORRECTION ASKED.
The 5dcksyers ard Masons' Union
lakes Execution.

The following letter ves received hS The
Post concerning reccnt publication regard
Ing the rate OF wages being paid to brick.
layers and masous In this city:
To the Editor OF The Post.
Houston. July 10 1902. Please allow mo
space IN your valuable paper to make 4
little correction In today's Post ! no.
tIce an article headed. Eight Dollars ,.
nay" ana men scarce ~ that. etc. This
j. q mistake, and wish YOU would cnrtert
II, as wages are 62'. cents per hour or IS
per day and plenty of men 10 do AL the
work on hand. The only work that Is pay
lng men more than that nre the sewer
jobs. That rate is s. per day II the men
w0rk m dav
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from some ono who was fun of hot air
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any time you want news Of the bricklaycrs
can on me
tSlencdl j. A. Umbcraed.
Secretary International Union No. Of
Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
DIED DURING THE NIGHT.
Edward c. Power Found Dead in His
Bedroom Yesterday Mornina.

Edward c. Power, private detective,
who has lived IN this city a number Of
years was found dead In his bed ut 15us
congress avenue where he roomcd about
: O'Clock yesterday morning He was last
seen alive about $50 on the night Of his
room rs late as 10 O'Clock the same NE, -
Justice Matthew's was summoned ind
after acquaintlug himself with nl the fac,,,
bRnoa,nesbic decided that death was due 10
deceased was 43 years Of age and has "a
ward '"e 8" 'Hc iHti
me remains were taken to westheimer's
.tnu emnaimed, and at present are held
mere awaiting instructions from relatives
az 'Fahlteville. 5. G, should no instruc-
HOBS TO the. contrary he received the I'm.
X Wns,h VII take place az p m today from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-12
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
List OF Ladies Who viii Assist at the
Rice Hotel Function TONIGHT

Llst ot ladies' Who WIN Assist at the
Rice Hotel Function Tonight
For the Information Of the committee
members and the ladies who wish To ar.
tend the reception to Mrs. and Miss Ban
at the Rice hotel parors tonight the list
Of the committee as completed is herein
published. The list in Fridays Post was
incomplete and several uuintentlona omis-
sions have been supplied in tins complete
and accurate list No formal notice Will
be sent to the ladies' named this pubnca-
ton being deemed sufficient notlncation.
Mrs o. I, Holt, chairman OF the commit.
tee requests the ladies to be present pune.
tually at $50