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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-28

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
Il Aesyage from
y Hing Notice.


Good morning. merry sunshine How did
you wake so soon7' ehapted samh yes
terday morning as Sparrow entered the Of
fice ten minutes later than usual
Spare my bushes. prey" said spar
row "of course, I know that I'm posi-
lively scinullating, radiatIng, and dazzling,
but 10 he compared to the sun really. ycu
overcome me"
Don't let It burn you" said snmb
with oil your faults. l love you still
Here's message from his majesty He
and bis party arrived safely at Honduras
Yesterday morning and found the royal
feet 10 spick and span readiness. All the
hags and pennants were flying from the
masts, the bands we're playing Dixie" and
when the kings flying machine hove IN
view a mighty cheer greeted him. King
Notice said his journey across the desert
Of Sahara was a warm one. Snid when
ever an n0sls came In sight, they'd swoop
Gown ard get fresh supply Of water
They saw several caravans crossing the
sands and his majesty said they looked like
so many ants crawling slowly along,
night, continued Samb. "snd now are on
the way to Houston, and, say, Old fellow
don't 1t just make your heart palptate
With joy at what's a-comingf
Listen to what his royal highness says
TO US In his message: And be II known
unto you, my loyal subjects. that ! am
we'll pleased with the reports have re
ceived concerning your faithful and untir-
ing efforts to make the week Of festivities
surpass all previous occasions. Particular
" do delight 10 hear OF the long list OF
attractions for the street fair. also the
various parades aud am reiolced to learn
that all my commands concerning the splen.
dor of the chariots the magnifcenee Of the
grand ball. the beauty and loveiincss Of
the maids who are to be In attendance,
have been Loyalty attended 60 In every
detail. Also am | well pleased with re-
dancers especially engaged for the pleas
IRE Of my fair queen and myself. have,
too, had informationg of many other at
tractiye features which will afford me much
entertainment during my visit with you,
and this evidence OF the love and loyalty
my subjects bear me will not be forgot
ten"
Say, amt It great though said Spar
row when Samb had finished. Makes a
fellow feel like one big smile. His males
tvs the Kind OF king you read about. Moth
Ing stingy about him"
did ] tell you King Notice had become
an Al golf player since you saw hing
asked SRmb.
No; Is he thought"
Yes; he knows which stick to use every
time. Never uses the putter when It
should he the caddie, and as for making
the holes he can beat Balfour every time.
BY the way" Samb continued, the prime
minister asked him once for a game but
HIS majesty said he couldn't make IL now
but would be delighted later"
Well; said the Sparrow, I'm see you
later Have to 20 from here now, and see
II all those automobiles l ordered have
arrived"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
A SOURCE OF SURPRISE


To Physician and Patient Alike.
DR. Redmond. a specialist In the study
recently stated that the Pyramid Pile
Cure, the new discovery for the cure Of
piles was the most remarkable remedy he
had ever seen or tried In one respect: and
that WAS the instant relief experienced IN
all cases. no matter Low severe. from the
moment the remedy yeas applied. this was
the more surprising to him, because he had
carefully analysed the preparation and no
trace OF opium cocaine or similar poison
could be detected.
Physicians look with great favor upon
the Pyramid Pile Cure, because It Is rapid
liz taking the place Of surgical operations
and because II Is so simple, so easily APP
piled, and contains no mineral or other poi
sons so commonly used IN pile cures.
Or. Esterbrook reports that the Pyramid
Pile Cure not only cures the various forms
OF piles, but never falls 10 give immediate
how severe the pain or discomfort may be.
People who have suffered from piles for
years are often astOnisned al the instant re-
lief experienced from ire first application.
Another important advantage Is the fact
that anyone can use the remedy without dc.
tention from business or Interference with
daily occupation.
Mr.. j. W. Rollins OF Sweet Springs. Mo.
writes / consider the Pyramid Pile Cure
without an equal: II cured me IN less than
80 days. ! waited 10 days or more TO be
sure ] was fully cured before writing you:
l can now say am cured and | shall rec
ommend the Pyr5mld File Cure at every
possible opportunity because II deserves Il.
The popularity of this remedy Is such,
that al druggists NOW sell II ~ nftr cents
q package aud its sales exceed those Of al
similar remedies combined,
Write Pyramid Drug Co, Mafshail.
Mich, for their book on cause and cure Of
plea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
THE FAIR AT VICTORIA
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED PEoPlE
WERE nv ATTENDANCE.
Exhibits Are Good, the Midway up to
the Standard and the Ponies Were
Reasonably Fast.

Victoria, Texas. November li-rwtnty
nvc hundred was the attendance at the
opening day Of the sixth annual fair OF the
Southwest Texas Fair association. rne
weather this morning was very unprcpi
tious but near noon the light rain stopped.
the sun came out ana the afternoon was
ideal
Everything In town closed up IN honor
Of Victoria Day, and 400 or 500 visitors
came IN from adjoining towns. INC ex.
hibts were much finer aud In greater mum.
Der IN every department than at any
previous fair and The racing program the
best ever seen In this section Of the state.
while the Midway comprises neariv every
thing in this line at the San Antonio fair
With some additions.
The number of visitors from abroad IS
expected to be much larger during the
three remaining days OF the fair.
In the roping contest this morning t,lav
McGonnigle won first money. ln AZ seconds
The races resulted as Follows;
Three,eights Of mile 3-year-olds and
up. Pulse Sl25--Buda, Bell Boy, Billy Boy
Time 81 seconds
1hree-fourths of a mile 3.year.oids ana
up purse Si2a-Sally queen, Censor Smile.
Time 1:1Sih
Five and a half furlongs 3year-olds ana
up, purse Sl25- Postiliion Ran Amer
Weird. Time 1ii2
lfive-eighths Of mile g.year.oids and mn.
weight for age, purse Sl25-Ztri, Ericselle.
Governor Culberson. lfmc 1908
The track was about three seconds slow.
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Of the cnhoosc OF freight train on which
he was braking The train was ared into.
by party Of six men rs It ran by aud tho
hall from a Winchester rifles Killed Mr.
Galloway Instantly He was for years
santa lie man here mid his wife still re-
sides Ia Temple
Mr. G j. katenkamp. n New York trav,
cling man, happened 10 a very painful ace
cldcnt at the Santa Fe depot yesterday.
lie was stnndug near tie track when the
southbound passenger came IN, and though
he was clear NJ the cars. projecting
timber Of the pilot struck him in the back.
lie was knocked down and nm ankle So
vcrely sprained, hut without apparent in
Jury 60 his back, The ankle, however, VIII
lay him up for some weeks.
The john III Sparks circus showed IN
Temple yesterday and last night and had
very fair audiences The show was pro.
nounccd very good for a small aggregation
and has the advantage OF giving tho spec.
tator the whole show without watching
number Of rings az ono time.
Tho Independent Telephone ppopic are ar
ranging TO connect their wires with the
new pipe organ at the Methodist church In
such way that connections can he given
to their Belton patrons and the music heard
in Bolton NJ The different services here
Several of the Methodist preachers FOR
the conference meeting. which begins here
tomorrow, have arrived and some commit
tee meetings will he held today. The real
work Of the conference viii begin tomor-
row
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The Passing Throng.

DIR. r. :. WBISlGER of Columbia, FOR
seventeen years State quarantine officer at
0uintana but now leading citizen OF the
former town, is in the city, guest OF the
Bristol. In conversation with Post re
porter last evening at the hotel, DR. we,s-
lger stated that although prospectors had
about abandoned the Diamond Mound oil
field as a bad proposition a syndicate com
posed Of Houston and Beaumont capitalists
had not given up hope Of yet striking Oh
in the vicinity of Columbia and would to.
day begin operations on n tract of land
about two and one-hHlf miles west of town.
where indications are said Ia he very HAT
tering. Indeed. for a good wen. Three pros
pect wells, one 800 another 5tO and the
third 100 feet In depth, viii he sunk on
Its lease hold by the syndicate, which is
headed by Ex-Governor James s. Hogg.
~
MIR. 4. l.. VINEYARD, president or the
Bayou city Milling company Is confident
OF a so per cent increase in rice acreage
next season IN the vicinity Of Eagle Lake.
at which point he Is interested in large
holdings, both in banking and plantation
interests. 10 a Post reporter last night at
the Rice he based this prediction upon the
prevailing good prices brought ny the prod
uct the unexampled demand for the grain
the abolition Of the old toll system of mill
ing and the bright outlook for another
prosperous season for the planter. rhere
are $1,000 acres of cultivated rice land trih.
utary to Eagle Lake, now, on which this
seasons threshing is only about two-thirds
completed last months heavy rainfall nav
'ng delayed harvesting great deal.
~
MR.. JOHN WHARTON MAxCY, C. e..
left last evening for Eagle Pass. near
which place he will spend the next few
DAYS in supervising the field work OF an
irrigation engineering corps from his office
Mr.. Marcy has the contract 10 plan the
irrigation system Of n 20OO-aore alfalfa
ranch belonging to A. b. Frank & Co Of
San Antonio.
MR. n. s. MELDRUM, formerly vice
president and general manager Of the
Houston East md West Texas Railway
company with headquarters here, but who
resigned that position on the irst Of last
January TO accept the presidency Of the
Securities company in New York CITY. is
a Houston visitor Of prominence this week
MR. F. n GRAY, editor of Rice Indus
try and chairman Of the State executive
committee Of the National Rice Association
Of America. accompanied tho Chicago dele
cation this morning TO Crowley La where
4 rice luncheon viii be rendered them
thls afternoon by the rice men
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
BANKERS INVITED.
American Association Urged to
Come TO Houston.

American Association Urged to
Come to Houston.
addition to an invitation extended by
1 d. McAshan, president Of the Texas
Frs association, to the American
ers' association, uow in session in New
rs. to visit Texas, the following was
tched yesterday:
lston, Texas, November s.-To the
dent and Secretary of the American
Frs Association, New Orleans, La.
emen:-I am directed by the Houston
Ing House association to extend TO
honorable body cordial invitation to
the city of Houston after the close
ur convention In the city OF New Or
want to show the members of the
lean Bankers association one of the
est cities of the great State Of Texas;
! that is acknowledged to he the rail
center Of the great Southwest; city
! Industries consisting of ma
shops, cotton seed oil mills,
resses, planning mills, rice mills,
ries, car wheel works, brew
packing houses and like enterprises
lei easily at the head Of industrials in
state Of Texas; a city of commerce,
schools churches and society that
s 1t a pleasure to live and do business
want you to he our guests for as long
le as you can spare, and can promise
y aQIHpce q generous welcome and a
gcodftime IN Houston. Yours truly,
r. Raphael,
Manager Houston Clearing House.
s. In case you accept our invitation
7 advise me as soon as possible, and
obllge.
Houston Business League has sent
blowing telegram TO the bankers now
sion at New Orleans. in care of j. j.
on, cashier Of the Merchants National
Of Houston.
Q Business League extends an invita-
0 the Bankers association TO hold its
convention I'm Houston, assure the
ers NJ a hearty welcome ana guarau-
royal reception Ed KAN.
esident Houston Business League"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
Calvert CnIIinns.

Calvert, Texas, November II The Hous-
ton and Texas Central railroad are making
some very decided Improvement on their
track that lies north In the company 8
yards at Calvert For this purpose q gang
OF about sixty hands are AT work here
Work on the brick buildings TO bc oc
copied by u. l.. Sucker 4 Co Racket
store and John T Garrett 8 Go Is dry
goods establishment IS almost established.
These firms are having cost sales daily In
order to sen out their present stocks OF
goods that they may purchase new
stock for their new stores.
Mr. W Marshall of Henrne was a recent
visitor 10 calvert
Mr. r. Oscar made business trip 70
Bremond yesterday.
Mr JED Faircloth a prominent farmer
and stockman OF Bettway, was In Calvert
yesterday.
The Calvert football team Is prsctlclng
with the view OF winning the several
games i is arranging with Waco and other
Texas teams
Mr. William Mcintosh has returned from
Waco, whore he has been attending the
Baptist association
tho interest OF his firm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
Cornus christi cuIIinns.

Corpus Christi Texas November II -
The November term OF the district court
of Nueces county met at the court house
here yesterday morning with Judge stan.
ley WEIGH on the bench The following
comprise the grand jurors empanneled; j.
II. Gallagher g. W. Grim, Peter Nc
Bride, K. Giyens, Y. A. Boon. Daniel
Reid, Peter Bluntzer, ] A. Hunter. John
Reynolds, c. c. Wright. Charles Dubose.
J. NJ. Smith, r.. q. Almond r.. Holbein.
Pat Whelan. j. r. Scott There is not
much business on hand and little II any
Is expected for the grand jury
The commissioners court also met YES.
terday morning at the court house with
Judge Hopkins in the chair The court Is
now busy canvassing election returns
The large schooner Katie NJ, Nolte, mas,
ter, arrived In port Sunday from Calves.
ton with an assorted cargo of general mer.
chandise for this and the adjoining couu-
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rfoR THE CARNIVAL
s,oarsMEN ARE FIXING UP
THE TRACK
| Fine Condition by the Middle
n w,ek-Events of All Sorts
~ Scheduled.

r,,.o, ,s destined soon TO
ang In Houston rAmondson. who
kiyed. Mr.. j. n iy $3.50 40
4Ts livery staple 80, ~,
~ cohlpnnS ,ho ala race track on
4. has leassu -" 80 =, .broo
.rrisburg road Tor terh u me-
has already started the work OF
ant No. In 6rst.class shape.
hg the couise 800 overvtbing
promoters nope 10 nav
ssiness for racing by the mlduIe Oh
Int 10 carry out the plans for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
y COMPANY STOCKHOLDERS.

pnent Gentlemen from New York
ferested in the Lumber Business.
party NJ Kirby Lumber company stock
'rs arrived Yesterday from the Eas.
h private Pullman Olivette. and spent
|fday in Houston az the guests of
|ient J II Kirby, Several Of the gen
n are accompanied by their wives.
party includes Mr.. and Mrs. James
p Of New York, Mr. and Mrs. George
frazier Of Philadelphia, Messrs. 6.
FL Brown, NJ Delano, j. o. Moss
thatcher NJ, Brown, all OF New York.
'tefday morning meeting of the
|holders was held in the Kirby Lum-
tompany's offices MT 10 o'clock. but
session was adjourned without any
US being transacted
Is the afternoon the entire party
~ Inc sights of Houston, accompanied
hlfhy All the places of interest
tpWn We're visited and. 10 Judge from
S,maIhs elected, an were highly de.
Eu WIN what they saw.
I. h nlur Ilhg the party will leave for
snIpush the southeastern norton OF
PAte. They will visit Beaumont and
t9ur or inspection Of the comnanv's
N Suu other property situated in fins
y ,9e gentlemen IN the party are mem.
~ me Onnking house OF Brown Bros
4 ~ New York, Messrs James and
sOTI, ur Brown are directors of tho
Lumber company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
PALESTINE POINTERS.
City Council Win Not Grant Any Blanket
franchises.

civ Council Win Not Grant Any Blanket
Nv r.Sls,s. w
''ailo'"ses'
Palestine, TeXns November ll.--Ihe city
council Of Palestine met in regular session
a. tho ci.v nan, tost ni,tt Mayor RoNcrs
Nv Tue wy h"'' t"9' "'e",'
being absent, Alderman OfNnh acted as
presiding officer Quite number Of pcti.
+tons ,.orn nroson+cd fror, vortous nartiea
''
ana aH were alSpoSeu or An oruluahee
prohibiting splitting on the sidewalks was
introduced INT was referred To the or3t.
- .,,..,t.... - i.o ,,o or,t
nance coWmitUe' "S WIS aus" Wv Wui'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
WACO FLOWER SHOW.

Seventh Annual Event Is to Begin This
Afternoon.
Waco. Texns November II The sew.
cnth annual flower show will open in this
city tomorrow afternoon II will he hrld
In the auditorium and great preparation
mas been made for g. The exhibits this
year viii exceed amy tJAit have ever been
seen IN the city The recent rains aave
made them grow wonderfully well ond
there having been no cold weather 30 flr
the flowers are alt very beautiful. THE
show will last until Saturday night nud
II is expected that 1t will be very wen at
tended
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
Hennstead News Notes

Hampstead Texas, November 11.-In the
county court today Dave Cant was appoint
cd administrator Of the estate OF P.ter
Cant deceased
Mrs Charlotte NJ Crawford was granted
letters Of guardianship for her minor chill.
dren
Commissioner-eiect Theo. lube Of Harris
county was in the city today.
]. r. Jeter a land man of Houston. was
in the city today
Mr.. westcott Of Houston was in the city
w. c. Clemens. a prominent citizen Of
Brookshire, was In the city today.
The county. clerk is kept busy these DAYS
Issuing marriage licenses
ed Kirk of Pattson Is transacting bust.
ness here TODAY 100
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and Ncill on this years crop. and believe
when the weather breaks, the market win
he firm with an upward tendency. There
are very few lots held here. consequently
the decline Affects only few
Vice President T. A German OF tho
Hcarne and Brazos Valley, is In Austin
today.
Mr., John Maddox and Miss Bcttle Knor
both Of Mexico. We're married at St Mary's
church IN this city this morning nj 8
O'clock Rev T. r. Gleissucr performing the
ceremony.
Through the kindness OF Manager ]. c.
Kinsel the ladies' OF the Norwood Cemetery
association have been granted the use of
this afternoon and night aud are putting
forth an extra effort 10 have the fact thor
oushly advertised hoping to have a large
crowd out to patronlze the benefit Tho
ground,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
TEMPLE TOPICS.
Frank Galloway Brought from the Terri
tory ard Buried.

Frank Galloway Brought from the Terri
tory and Buried.
Temple, Texas. November 1i.--Mrs Eli
zabeth Chapman, aged 81 years, died here
Saturday and was buried Sunday after
noon Deceased was the wife OF Mr. W.
S. Chapman, one OF Temples earliest set
tiers, She leaves. besides her husband
several grown children and many near rela-
tives living here.
Beatrice Yiganego, aged IS years, was
buried here yesterday. funeral services
from ST. Mary's Catholic church, conduct
ed by Father p. A. Hickman. Deceased
had been a life invalid and cared for by
devoted sisters in lieu Of the mother dead
many years Many friends and relatives
mourn her death
The funeral Of Frank Galloway was held
from the residence OF the wife's mother,
Mrs Wood. today. Mr. Galloway was killed
in the Indian Territory while in the cupoIn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
CAMERON LOCALS.
Senator TilIman to Lecture Unde
Pythian Auspices.

Senator TilIman to Lecture Under
Pythian Auspices.
Cameron, Texas. November 1.-THE com.
Ing of Senator Ben Tillman OF South Caro-
lima to lecture In this city Thursday even.
ing, the 18th, is looked forward to with
pleasant anticipations by the citizenship.
"Pitchfork Ben" is brought here under the
auspices of the knights OF Pythlas iodSe.
who are running an excellent lyceum course
throughout the winter.
Cameron had cock fight Saturday even.
Ing. An extensive pit has been provided
and the sporting fraternity is taking great
interest.
On Friday, the 14th instant, will be held
In Cameron an extensive farmers meeting.
TO be addressed by Industrial Agent Hlil
and others In the interest Of diverslfying
crops Mr. Hill will explain how the
products of the land can be gotten to tne
markets etc. Great interest Is manifested
in the meeting and boil weevil stricken
county expects great good TO come from It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-12
BRYAN Briefs

Bryan, Texas November 1.-THE board
Of managers of the Carnegie library have
accepted the plans prepared by Prof. r..
=. Giesecke of the A. and NJ college for
the building. Bids viii he advertised for
for It's construction Mt once, and work be
gun as early rs possible
The board OF directors Of the Central
Texas Fair has sold $llc0 more stock.
which makes all the stock for which it
was chartered. $4,000 sold. The fair is
on a sound footing and nothing will he left
undone to make the next meeting a great
success