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The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

He will hold devIne services at
the Presbyterian church the com.
ing Sunday at II A. M. apd S:l5
p. NJ. The public is invited to
attend.
Arrangements are now being
made to purchase a lot and to
erect a suitable church building
in the near future The Iberian
wishes Mr.. Robinson and the
members of the church the great.
est success possible in their eff
rorts.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

Our good young trlend from
Iberia, Willie }. Bernard, was IN
towp last week, being one OF the
delegates to the M. Z. District
Conference. Ii stems like the same
old smiles still ply about his lips az
IN by-gone days. W,lhe Is a fine
young man, 60 I'd and true Method
ist. aud he possesses the sterling
qualities of his good old father
Hon. A. M. Bernard, ore of IBERIA g
Oldest and most respected citizens
and business men We were de-
lighted to greet him on our streets,
and trust that he will visit Yer
mllion's metropolis again ere many
days. Republican Idea.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

Mrs. f. Peale who is combining
pleasure and study at the Mont
eagle, Tenn, Summer School, is
giving special attention to the ad-
vanced methods now employed by
all Kindergartners. This in
cludes s'Kindergartners" exercises
which under trained direction
does for the little folks physically
what the kindergarten training
accomplishes for them mentally.
Mrs. Peale will return to New
Iberia Aug. 18th to prepare to
open her Kinderg artenin in the
cOmmOdlOus one story brick build
ing on st. Peter street owned by
Mr.. ZenOn Deculr.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19
TENS Club Dance.

The iberia TENTS Club entertain
ed at dance at the City Hall last
night. 1t was a very pleasant
affair and thoroughly enjoyed by
all who were there. The following
ladies and gentlemen were present:
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ewes, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Dupre, Misses
Alma Sharp, Battle, Marie Rem
oudet, Ethel Sharp, Lovel, Maggie
Hall, Marie Cage, Martha Foster
Louise Blanchet, Violette Brup
bacher, Marie Blanchet, Helen
Farmer, Angelo Decuir; Messrs'
F. P. Sharp, Earl Hine, Harold
Henshaw, John Marsh, John Tay
lor, n. 7. Hall, Robt. Taylor, l.
E Sharp, Alfred Soulier, Ed Ter
rel, Al Ortmeyer, Chas. Carstens
Joe Davis, Albert Decuir, Robt
Haase, Dick Farmer and Robt
Bell.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19
Baptist church.

A pleasant caller at our office
this week was the Rev. + Ii.
Robinson of Louisville, Ky, who
has been assigned to New Iberia
by the Baptist State Board OF
Louisiana for the purpose OF
building up church, both con
gregation and building.
Mr.. Robinson is a pleasant
young gentleman, who seems to bt
necessary for the great and no
BILE work he is undertaking in on
midst. We bespeak for him su
cess.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

On Monday last Mrs. G. G.
Weeks and Miss Mary Weeks
left for Monteagle, Tenn, where
they will spend the remainder of
the summer.
The New Iberia Colony now at
Monteagle for the summer lnclndes
Misses Nina Barnard, Louise and
Mary Taylor, Rose DeBlanc, Miss
Pollard, Misses Cade and Mrs,
Peale.
Miss McLaurin, for several ses.
sions a teacher in our public
schools, is also there with her
mother.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

Ifa mother through ignorance OR
otherwise fails to i've her child some
Mothers Worm Syrup, when the
little one byj's co ted tongue. by its
lusareless eyes by Its puny form, pale
skin, listless I'D dement's, variable
appetite, etc, sho that it has worms,
is she not guilty terrible neglecti
Mothers Worm Syrup only costs Is
cents and never fails to DESTROY and
expel all intestinal worms.-July.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

A lawn party will be given next
Tuesday at the Vest residence for
the benefit of the Methodist
Church. 1t will begin as early as
) D. III to enable small children to
attend.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

~ Seven large slzed refrigerators
less a 10 per ct discount at Me-
Mahon's, if Yon cut this out of the
Iberian and bring it along.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19
Base Ball News.
iberia Juniors VS.. Crowley Juniors.

One Of the prettiest, and all
around cleanest games of base
ball was played out at the Iberia
Park last Sunday between the
Iberia Juniors and the Crowley
Juniors. II was ! refreshing ex.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

G. P. Moss has fitted up a fine
billiard and pool room in his sa-
loon Two billiard and one pool
table are being used now in Mr..
Moss saloon. They are in charge
of Chas. st, Amand of New Or.
leans.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

"a Wernick "Elasticn book cases
Magazine pricesSg
RS. McMahon's.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

Mrs. LIE. Holman and daughter,
Mrs. Otto II. krouse, have been
quite i'll the past week.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

One of the greatest treats in
store for lovers of the national
sport is billed to take place Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
New iberia Juniors will go up
against the New Orleans Juniors.
who are better known as the Hot
Shots. Both teams are good and
strong, and the victor will neces
sarily have to do some hard work
An interesting game is promised
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

VI lean, absolutely, is the steel
frame folding couch SO, and
S15. 90 at McMahon's.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

Misses LOttie Hill and Joan
Smith of Alexandria are visiting
the Carstens family.
Ernest P. Carstens and lady of
Alexandria are visiting their
parents on Center street.
Cab. Conrad went to Morgan
City Thursday to pitch game OF
hall for the Patterson team.
Miss Etienne Brunner of Frank
lin is visiting the Misses Southe
on East Main street.
Rev. Father Mouret, paid a visit
to New Iberia, on Monday.-St
Martinville Evangellne.
Mr.. Walter Laperouse and lady,
Of New iberia, visited relatives in
town, on MOnday.-St. Martin
yille Evangellne.
Hon James Simon Of st. Mar
tinville was in town a few hours
Thursday on his way to New Or
leans.
Misses Enez Crask and Rosie
Esler of Franklin are visiting Mrs
Boudreaux on lower East Main
street
Miss Rose SOuthe went to New
Orleans this morning on the ex-
eursiOn. She will be away sew
eral,veeks.
Mr.. R. G. Sealy left last Mon
day for trip to North Louisiana
90 business. He will be away
about three weeks.
Misses Lena and Rose Holston
of NatchitoLhes went home last
Monday afternoon. They visited
relatives near Gueydan.
DIR. w. f. Carstens and lady
Of Morse, La. are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. E. j. Cars
tens of Centre street.
Miss Edna Hebert of Plaque
mine, who has been visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. L. I. Dulany, left this
n0rning for her home. She vii
soon return to New Iberia.
y +. Miilard and SilviO Brous
safd went over to Jennings Friday
afternoon to view the fire in til,
jennings oil field They returned
saturday morning.
Misses Mathilde Perry AM
hanlce Lasalle left SATURDAY.
corning for jefferson Islant
mere they will spend a few day
the beautiful home of Nh
talerie Lemaire.
Aisses Edwina Suddath an,
una Trichel of Natchitoches lef
Their home Monday afternoon
otn young ladies are school teach
- the farmor having taught th
ast session at Arnaudville in ST
adry parish and the latter a
Aalcel in Iberia
Louis Pelierin, who has bee
ss' ticket agent for the NJ. L. an
'p'oad at this place, has bee
'nolsd TO the general agency :
tsn on the Guey dan branch
1's y popular aud deservin
man, aud the Iberlan
sa y notice his promotion.
fs. Louis Vedrine of Washing
and suha streets met wit
IS serious accident last MOI
evening. She was walkin
'llia when a board Of the sid,
gave away and she fell int
hole made by the broken boar,
Nas hurt very seriously.
1atll's Cafe has ban Thorough
eyated by N Nv. a. Cb
am call fol work IN th
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

BY Innings / 2 8 5 7 8 8
Crowley Juniors0 2 0 @ 0 0 2
Iberia Juniors 2 ! $1,000 K
Umpire Hugh Frere
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19
Beautiful Fixtures.

The iberia Building Association
Office is in receipt of lot of beau
tiful fixtures and furniture, includ-
ing desks, drawers, partitions and
banking counters. The new furni-
ture will not only beautify the
Office, but it will also give it q
business like appearance, and vii
afford the clerks and officers more
privacy.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19
R"KylesI Perfection Mattress
$40. so at McMahon's.


The greatest social success OF
the season took place Thurday
evening at John Emmer's resi-
dence on East Main street. Miss
Josephine Emmer entertained, com
plimentary to Miss Corinne Con
soulin of Jeanerette. A full ac
count of the party will be given
next week
Ia How can a factory acquire a
reputation for fine goodss durable
goodsf honest goods' How DC
Babcock BuEgies stands How
about StudeHakers Ask any ex
perienced, bsinterested liver,
man. They use buggies and they
know r. S. Mcmahon
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

w. E. Satterfeld will leave
town on August 10th for a trip to
the Rockies and California.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19

|. Harness in quantity, and at
price, nicely displayed.
At McMahOn's.
The weekly Iberian., 1902-07-19
Iberia Seniors VS.. Patterson.

The Seniors went to Morgan City
last Sunday to meet Patterson.
One can't learn much about the
game except that our ''big boys
we're shamefully defeated and
that they played d poor game.
The following is the score by
innings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04

Houston was visited by two parties Of
prominent railroad officials Yesterday
Harry G. Archer, commercial ageut NJ
tho Kansas city southern, spent ycstpr-
day IN Galveston.
Contracting Freight Agent T.. H. Ross
or the CUR Colorado aud Santa FC loft
yesterday for business trlp on the road
As result NJ the tic-up In street car
matters many arrivals az the Grand Cen.
trail depot Yesterday made their way down
town ON foot,
The Southern Pacific will run special
train To beaumont December 10, ON uc
count Of the Eagles carnival. A round
trip rate OF Si5o will be made
W. F. Mcclure. general freight and pas.
scngcr agent of the Galveston. Houston
aud Henderson, with headquarters AT Gal
weston. was iu the city yesterday,
ON account NJ tho extensive changes nc.
the Grand central depot the regular pas.
songcr trains yesterday were switched
around considerably In order TO get TO the
station,
Two handsome private cars we're on the
tracks AT the Grand Central depot ycstcr,
longing TO the Katy officials, and the other
was the "reCalco' owned hy Vice PresI
dent Mcnseratc OF the san Antonio and
Arkansas Pass,
The southern Pscidc will run a holiday
special on December % 10 New Orleans.
The train will leave Houston at 10 p m.
and will make connections with both the
Santa Fe and the Katy. The special will
consist OF day coaches, chair cars, and
sleepets and viii run on one OF the days
on which the low rate ticket sale TO the
Southeast will be made, The Southern Pa
II Is largely patronized by the travelling
public.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
rnr rorn. rRAcK NEWS

When the different members Of the ed
itors family ask. why Don't The -Four.
Track News Gomez" IT is getting to ba
like Castorla. even 'the children cry for
II, and this tells the story II Is the most
interesting publication that comes I'm our
exchanges, and the reason Is easily told
Mr.. Geo, II, Daniels, the General Passen
ger Agent, who has charge OF H. has INC
Carnegie faculty. Of getting good mon
around him. who know their business. ana
the result Is that In everything the pub
lcation department Of the New York Cen,
trail distributes. Il Is "all right Brook
lyn. \. y, journal
Tho subscription price OF Tho Four
Track News Is 90 cents per year A sam
pie copy viii DO sept free, for cents Nv
Geo. " nsuirls, General Passenger Agent
Nnw York Central and Hudson River RAN
road, Grand Central station. New xork
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
THE THOMPSON RESOLUTION
,sgarded Viii Disfsvor in Railroad Gu
clns--L ettcr from Mr.. Trce

,egarded Viii Dlsf5vor in Railroad Cir
cles-Letter from Mr.. Trce.
inquiry in railroad crcles Invariably
cicits nu expression Of dlsplcnguro concern
ing Alderman rhompson's resolution ire
Gently introduced aud on last Monday re
fcrrcd 10 the city attorney for an opinion
requesting the city attorney 20 draft an
ordnance to regulate the use OF the cross.
ing at Harrisburg road and Preston ave.
uuC.
Nv tho terms Of the resolution the pro-
roscd ordinance would require an trains
tn come tO tull stop within NIFTY feet If
the cros srg, and would provide penalty
IoY each violation, tine rcSpuueihr,ty &C..
rest upon the engineer in charge Of the
locomotive,
railroad officials do not Ike the proposed
ordinance, aud General Mnuager Loroy
'fTiCc Of the International and Great North
crn likes It least of nll ns the following
letter read before the last council meet
ing viii show
"Mr 4 y. Bryan, city Secretary. Hous
AT DaIias Texas, November CO. 1902
Dear Sir: Yours OF November 20, advising
that the international ana Great Northern
Galveston. Houston and Henderson tunnel
proposition was rejected 10y the city cuuu-
ell was received. | notice also In IL lous.
ton paper the following: In the event no
further action is taken 10y tue railroad
company, after being duly notified Of the
councils action, the Thompson resolution
so hamper the movement Of trains and
traffic on the crossing 10y police regulations.
as TO compel the railroad company 10 build
the tunnel TO avoid delays aud nnpoyanccs
~ can not believe, Hnd viii not holieyc
that the city council Ot the city of Houston
the greatest city in Texas has gone into
The prosecuting business, until / am con
WINGED that such Is the case by absolute
action on their part. Yours truly,
Leroy rrice
nger,"
There are no developments in the matter
since the councils Adjournment last Mon.
day.. The International and Great North.
eTu is waiting for the opinion 81 the city
attorney The roads officials do not he.
Hove that he will hold that the ordinance
could be made 10 apply 90 one particular
crossing without applying 20 all Others i'm
The city limits, There is, at least half a
dozen such crossings, the one at bonner :
Point IN the Fifth ward. being the most
important. Gates are not maintained al
some Of the crossings, and, according ia
International and Great Northern officials
gptes are impractlcabie at the Preston ave.
nue. crossing, the proposed tunnel site he,
cause Of the great width OF the crossing
Should the council determine, however,
10 make the roads operate gates az All
crossings the international and Great
Northern would solve the problem by con.
ceutrating its traffic at one crossing and
thus making practicable the operation OF
gates
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
D.. G. and s. w. Moo,lnn

Clcburnc Texas, December The fr5t
annual meeting Of the Dallas. Cleburne
and Southwestern ie now ~ session. The
business Of the meeting Is In reference
to tho bonding propositions practically the
questions being whether 10 bond the com.
pletcd road for the matter OF Improvement
and extension. The matter Of extension
will probably be fully discussed IT. the next
meeting whom directors and stockholders
now absent viii be In attendance Those
present arc: President w u. Myers. Sec
rotary Treasurer w. a. Mcdonald, w. u.
Land and Right OF way Commissioner
John " Fisher Of sherman aud Director
A. &. Irvine Of Gainesyille. Absent ones
are: Vice President q. g. Nelson, Direct
ors -. Z. Mcdonald, G.. H.. Osbun and &.
r.. Mcdonald 0f Fort Scott, Kan, who
sent proxies to be- voted by those IN at
tendance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
Neqro Murderer Given Resrite.

Austin, Texas, December 3.-The governor
today granted a respite Of two weeks to
john Harris, who is under death sentence
in Lamar county for the murder OF Mar
shall Hin of Blossom Prairie on October Is
aud whose execution was SET for Friday,
December =. A petition for the commu-
lie Imprisonment In the State penitcntiary
was presented TO the governor this morn
ing with the request that further time hc
allowed In which to prepare and present
such additional papers as will enable tho
governor 10 give the case careful and
thorough consideration and for this pur.
pose the respite was granted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04

Marshall, Texas, December .. Tho re-
mains OF Patrick Rowan. late rondmaster
of the branch OF the Texas aud Pacific
railway, were Inferred In ST. Joseph S
Catholic cemetery Sunday afternoon. Serv-
ices were held at the church Rev. l..
Granger delivered an eloquent discourse
and portrayed tho provcrbinl charity Of
the deceased.
Among the out Of town persons who at
tended the obsequics were
Mr. and Mrs j. w Everman Dallas; ~
q. Dcckcrt, Mr., Cassidy, G. 9. Doran
Thomas Qr!rou, Hugh Cory j. l.. BeCi
rcXnrkuna; Mr.. McDonough, Temple: John
Battle, Longvicw; W. IL. Clapp and W
j.. Carncs, Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04

Austin, Texas, December 3. The charter
Of the Ward County Fruit and Melon
Growers association Of Barstow. Ward
county. was hled with tho secretary ~
state today, The directors Of the associa.
tion, Who are also the nCorporators, are
Harold G.. B0rstow I'd Miller Burch Car
son, p. W Clayton and g g. Coyle, No
capital stock The purpose Of the asSocin
ton Is FOR the protection NJ its members
IN their pursuits as farmers
The IcNas Telephone company NJ Bon
ham hlod gn amendment to It's cnurter In
crcBSing hc capital stock Of the company
from $4,000 to $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
Questions Propouodcd by Commission

QuosUohs Fropoundcd by OonlmS5on,
Austin, Texas, December 3.--The rail
road commission Of Texas Is sending out n
series OF questions to the auditors Of all
the railroads In the State, asking for in.
formation az to how many bales OF cotton
each road has transported from July !.
origin Of such cotton. destination aud
amount OF revenue derived.
Auditor Askew was busly engaged this
morning mailing these questions to the
various ronds This Information Is sought
| by tho commission for ltg own use
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04

Frankfort KY December 3.-rhe appel.
late court today awarded a new trial 70
'aieh Powers convicted ina the Goebol muir
dor conspiracy ana sentenced ia ufe IN,
rrlsonmeut, The opinion Of judge O,po,r
granting Powers now trial is b9soa ,'at,
" on the refusal Of Judge CaDtriI IN co, i,
me bench upon adida,lts filed bv the d ,'
ITinsG ,u1,Tslns l9c court With beng prciu.
cratic Judges disSontcd '"''' "'I""'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
T v. G. Promotions.

Austin, Texas, December 3,-Governor
Sayers has directed the promotion OF Major
A, b. Kennedy. surgeon OF the Second
brigade. Texas Volunteer Guard. OF Bon
ham, to medical director OF the division
with rank OF lieutenant colonel, vice Lien,
tenant Colonel r. e, Ford retired. Cap
tain II. v Ellis. surgeon OF the Third in
fantry OF Parts, is promoted TO the posi-
tion OF surgeon OF the Second brigade Vice
Major Kennedy, promoted Major Konue.
dy and Captaip Ellis were the ranking
surgeons Of their respective grades
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
Some sensible ADVICE 10
women passing through this
irving period.

The painful and annoying symp-
toms experienced by most women
at this period of life are easily over
come by Lydia r.. PinlSham's
Vegetable Compound. 1t is espe-
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Of woman's system at the trying
time of change of life,
1t is no eXaggeration 70 state that
Mrs. Pmkham has over 5000 letters
like the following proving the great
value Of her medicine at such times.
wish to thank Mrs Pinkham for
what her medicine has done for me.
NV trouble was change of life Four
years ago my health began to fail, my
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If my back would fail me, had terrible
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were very frequent and trying. A
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II. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. have taken six bottles of it
and am to-day free from those troubles.
l cannot speak in high enough terms
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and wish every suffering woman would
give IL trial ~ BELLA Ross, ss Mont
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
Renorts forwarded

Austin Texas December 3 Tho gov
crno7 hos forwarded to the secretary Of
war with his approval the reports II two
boards Of survey on ordnance stores and
quartcrmuster's supplies respectively lost.
DESTROYED OF Stoler IN the service Of the
convened under special orders Nos 26t aud
go, adivtart generals office dated No
MEMBER ~. 1902. and met on November %,
$50" aud made their report to the governor
thr0ugh the ndintnnt genernl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
GALVESTON IMPROVEMENTS.

"of course we must take care OF our IN.
cIlitles at Galveston, That is our port uud
one which Is rapidly Increasing In impor-
lance. Our facilities there must necessarily
be increased ana developed as needs re
quire. That Is all there is TO IT,
THE statement that the Southern Pacific
endeayored 10 induce the Rock Island to
abandon Its project of building to Calves
ton and TO come over our lines, Is pure and
simple 'tommyrot. 1t is neither necessary
nor polite for the Southern pac.hc TO give
out Tor publication the fun details OF uvgu-
uatons between representatives OF the
southern Pacific and the Rock Island. No
railroad management cares 10 rush into
print with every little move II makes,
Therein lies the difference between II inil-
rOHd manager and promoter
In conclusion, the gentleman added
Just mil this statement on the Wnlls The
Southern Pacific Is In Houston to stay, with
tho intention of improving It's present ia
cilltics as needs require, IL viii build the
new onlco building ANA 1t will pursue the
even tenor of Its way regardless Of non
scnsicNl statements uUd petty Jcalousies
and prcIudices."
other onicals voiced the same opinions,
and all united In saying that the people OF
Houston need have no rear Of an abandon
ment or rctrcnchmCut policy on the part
OF the southern Pacific,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
AN lNspccrloN T0uR.

Chief Officials OF the NJ, <. and 7. Pay
Houston Visit,
party Of Katy officials spent yesterday
Ia Houston ana went down TO Galveston
last night. In the party were Vice Prest
dent and General Manager A. A Allen NJ
81. Louis, General superintendent J. W,
Maxwell OF Dallas, General Freight Agent
j. W, Allen and Judge Miller. also Of pai-
las. The latter is the compUuys legal
advisor,
No special Significance Is attached 70 the
visit W these officials They are making
one OF their usual tilaunual tours NJ in
spcctiou over the South Tcxus division.
They are travelling IN the handsome private
car, the pore Marquette" iu which thry
went 10 Galveston yesterday afternoon.
They win return TO Houston this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
Car 3nruice Associatlcn.

The second quarterly meeting Of the
Texas Car Service association will be held
at the Oriental Hotel, Dallas, December To-
beginning at IL o'clock "A. IN, aud upon the
conclusion Of that meeting the superlntend.
cnts Will Ice called to order In their sec
ond quarterly meeting for the current year,
In addition to the usual routine, ut this
meeting discussion rs requested Of side
track agreements with a view to uniform.
ity,
Membership In either association entities
II member to seat IN the other.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-04
GRADING Nearly COMPLETED

Anderson, Texas December 3. Melon.
AID Meacham Of Navasota was In town yes.
terdny ana stated that about all the grad
ing on the international and Great North.
"rn between Anderson and NavaSota was
completed and that they would begin lay
ing steel within the next three weeks, the
present rains having delayed thcm fully
OuI month.