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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

morrow. This of itself would show
that the cop has been a light one and
soon picked. Those who have finished
almost to a man report that their esti-
mates before the harvest were too high.
some Of them saying that the half crop
they expected to get has dwindled to o
quarter. one grower who picked 1900
pounds last year has got from the same
acreage only 1000 pounds. The de-
crease In other yards, while Il has not
been so great as this. is very marked.
The universal reply when asked as TO
the yields Is "much lighter than / ex-
pected." A few growers OF Humphreys
picked as many as last year but the
late crop in all yards is lghS Waking
their yards with those which were
practically a complete failure the aver
age yield viii not be over one-quarter
OF last year.
Growers were compelled to begin
early on account OF the attack OF lice
and probability Of mould. From all ac-
counts the yards have kept well con-
all the conditions and a fair
average quality Is being secured. A
few growers who had begun decided In
view of the favorable condition of the
hops 20 suspend operations for a few
days to let the hops further ripen. J. J.
Bennett & Sons, the largest growers In
this vicinity, began on Wednesday.
one sale of bales Of Humphreys.
grown by j. II. Montgomery, was made
yesterday at 30 cents. Not much busi-
ness Will be done until the hops are
and the quality can be seen.
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sunday afternoon the roof OF a series
OF twenty stalls for race horses at the
race course collapsed Al the time OF
the accident the stalls were all occupi-
ed by horses and men. Sunset, the bay
mare runner belonging 20 Charles
Holtgrieve, OF Portland. was the most
seriously injured animal. She was
badly bruised about the neck. but itI
Is not Thought the injury viii deter
her from participating In the racing
events for which she has been entered
other horses were slightly bruised, but
IL h remarkable that more serious re-
suits did not attend the accident, which
was due 10 the fact that the stalls,
which have Just heen constructed, were
not entirely finished. The collapse OF
the structure was due 10 the fact that
the roof had not yet been properly
braced.
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Mrs. Mary A. Ramp has brought suit
against }. B. Early ana wife for about
$500 aiiesed % he due on three promis-
sorry notes
frank Hug Is plainuR in an action
Tor money suit also begun in the
Marion county circuit court against
Henry Wendenoth as administrator 0f
the estate ~ Joseph nrexler. deceased
Judgment is asked Tor about StS0 thai
. "a allegea Is due from two promlssory
notes that were ISSUED by nrexier prior
10 his death.
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sTRIKERs Assault

STRIKERS ASSAULT LABoRERs.
SCRANTON. Sept. l5.-Three italian
laborers. when going 20 work on a
sewer this morning We're mistaken for
non-union miners and attacked By the
strikers, one man is reported dead.
the other two are lying IN a critical
condition In the Lackawanna hospital.
where they were taken
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WAsHERIEs OPEN WITH sCABs.
rAMAQuA, Sept i5.-Although the
operators made no decisive gains for
peace this morning three washerles of
the Reading Company opened with nom
unlonists Fifty extra deputies are
ON the ground
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WILL MEn wnnNnsnAY

The marriage OF Miss Della Osborn.
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. w. III. Os-
born OF this city, TO MT David Baxter,
OF Spray, Eastern Oregon. viii take
place at the First Christian church In
this city az o'clock next Wednesday
evening September H.
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PERMANENT CURES.
Are the only ones That Count WIN
a Patient


Are the only ones That Count WIN
Patient.
DR.. Darrin. Hotel Willamette: Dear
Friend: Happy am to know that
you are again in Pendleton curing the
afflicted. It will be II years next
month since you cured me Of deaf
ness and catarrh of IA years standing
My hearing remains entirely cured )
also my lungs and throat are perma-
nently cured. What / suffered God
only knows. until sought you for re-
lief. Publish this and oblige,
MRS. J. P. ROYCRoF
Anacortes, Wash
Lucky Mrs. West.
To the Editor: Monday, July Sth'
at 5 p. m. put myself under DR.. Oar
rims treatment for almost total deaf
ness of long standing in one ear, and
partial deafness in the other, accom-
panied with ringing noises. In less
time than 1t takes to write this card !
was cured so | can hear a watch TICK
or a whisper across the room, some
thing / could not do for a long time.
My hearing is perfect now. live In
Ashland at the Depot restaurant, and
will gladly impart all know of this
almost miraculous cure by electricity.
I am a daughter of VIM. Bush, of Ash
land MRS. HATTIE WEST.
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ANARCHIST OUTBREAK FEARED.
BARCELONA. sept l6-The dock
lahorers strike rs growing worse and
more troops are being forwarded. The
government fears an anachlst outbreak.
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Some Things
You Will See at
The Fair.

" We will have a large lot of space |
the south machinery hall, just insid
the main entrance, filed to overflow
ing with the lines of machinery an
Implements we represent, besides
considerable amount of space in tn
neighboring ground, on which will b.
shown some OF the larger machiner!
for which we are agents We will
show complete lines Of our regular
stock, and in addition to this will
make daily demonstrations Of machin
cry at work that will interest all
classes.
The Studebaker Company will send
car Of vehicles, ranging from the
heaviest farm wagon to the daintiest
pneumatlc-tired rigs, surries, top bug
giles, traps, buckboards, and a fine lot
of delivery wagons Of all sorts.
| fFf
Russell & Co. will send a complete
threshing outfit, which will be on ex.
hibitlon near our main exhibit. We
are doing a fine business on Russell
machinery.
The Birdsell Glover Huller people
will have one OF their latest hullers
there This will be the first time
many people win have seen clover
huller We intend to try to operate
this a few times, II satisfactory ar.
rangements can be made.
+++
The Ohio Ensilage Cutter people
VIII also be there, and will again op-
crate their cutter and blower TO show
its capacity. Dairymen will be inter.
ested in this.
Fairbanks. Morse & Co. will be there
with their gasoline engines and
pumps. This one line is OF vast inter.
est to hundreds OF men In all branches
Of business and occupation, for the
reason that 1t solves the question Of
cheap, reliable power. for any and all
purposes, from III horse power up 20
100. Call and see these engines AT
work in our space.
go
The Monitor drill people will show |
heir latest seeders and drills. includ.
ng the double disc drill, that means 30
much TO the Oregon farmer
+%+
The Syracuse Plow Co. also wIll
how a full line OF their celebrated
hilled and steel pIows, and the Mo.
Inc people will also be we'll repre-.
ented.
Baker & Hamilton's celebrated Ro.
ary Disc Plow will be on exhibition !
nd Will likely make some field trials
his Is the plow, which since last fall
as worked It's way against such
irong prejudice. and captured some
the best farmers In the country
'und about You wouldn't believe ms
We would tell you today how many
rders We have already filed for these
lows for immediate delivery as soon
We have received the new long lev.
kind. which are nov overdue. MANY
'rmers are now waking up TO the
CT that this plow is all that is claimed
r Il. Drop around and take a look
II.
Also see the Hero Tanning Mill In,
test type OF cleaning apparatus ON
e market.
The Portland Anchor Fence Co. viii,
ain show their unsurpassed fence
Q carry their goods for Salem ana
rroundings
The White Sewing Machine Co. wiul
ain have a nne exhibit OF their
est ball bearing sewing machines
the east wipg OF the pavilion.
%+%
We are agents for an OF the above
es' besides many other good things
'st Of which viii be found in our
Nm space In the machinery hall
''tors are always welcome aud ev.
courtesy will be shown them At az n
les.
!. A. WIGGrNS.
Farm Mashinssy, Risyelss
aa..lnm knnnhIna. - es..-st n
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PRESIDENT Elliot FOR THE MAY
Orally.
CAMBRIDGE. sept l5.-Presldent
Eliot, OF Harvard, will possibly be the
independent candidate Tor mayor. 90
head the local reform ticket Petitions
are being made asking him TO accept
the candidacy.
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MOB ATTACKS NON UNION MEN.
WILKESBARRE. Sept. IA mob
or strikers attacked two non union
miners while returning from work this
morning near Pittston. one was fatal
ly injured. the other escaped.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

Buy Fall Goods SALEM. Portland
who they
customers coming from distant
pene extraordinary
thing want Department
ves that Il will buy you
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NJ H.. nus ea'e Tor Monday and Tuesday Only.
New dress goods fancy coored Fine silk ycve cn, 49, -
@eoeHnes Nenetans boadcloths waists peticoats
heyos at lower ey Fine imported dressing
er heard before sacques at rock bottom prices
of remnants o drs nod, Yl5O black undeskir
on,t,a W O'o'S soouSsale S5c
half values boda. 80 ~ WIZ uIess waists newest
I1Ac eolored outing flannel 4bc RAIN 5ar 80
Piles OF blankets comforts cut ava ueSS sKrts prices
Blankets from 2c up w.
Comforts IN CiIi1, -'' iAsI Dlack hose l0c.
Stacks of drass,na Chhdrens underwear good. 15c
shawIs and fascirato ~ WOOL Remnans gnghams 4c
Dressing sacques 59c A., nus 0"'s pest calcoes' 23Ac
shaws from 25c nm All our fall stock the shelves
Fascnators -, ,- % up aud ready sale
.s,o- New goods grand assortment
PRICES CUT TO THE QUICK
S' Salem. Oregon
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F. A. WIGGrNS.

Farm Machinery, Bieyeles
sewing Machines and Supplies
a552s7 Liberty street salsm
A. n. BuRLEV.
sewing Msehins Repairing.
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MEMS HATS. Lots of them

Strictly up-todate. Hats for
every man or boy in the community.
You want good quality for your mon.
ey--we can supply this.
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STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Dry Goods

1Hc v ss 10 ne Of much value the Chcsgo Store Judging nom
our o15s auu Keep manufacturers continually the limp hin
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We are agents for an OF the above
lines besides many other good things.
most OF which viii be found in our
main space In the machinery hall
Visitors are always welcome. aud ey.
cry courtesy viii be shown them At az
times.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

The Monitor drill people will show
their latest seeders and drills, includ,
ing the double disc drill, that means 90
much to the Oregon farmer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

You want a nobby suit for the boy:
Buy one Of our NorfollSs. Sailor
Blouses, Three piece or Two piece
Suits.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

The Ohio Ensllage Cutter people
will also be there, and will again op-
crate their cutter and blower to show
Its capacity. Dairymen will be inter.
ested In this.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

Fairbanks. Morse & Co. will be there
with their gasoline engines and
pumps. This one line is OF vast inter.
est to hundreds OF men in all branches
OF business and occupation, for the
reason that 1t solves the question OF
cheap. reliable power. for any and all
purposes. from III horse power up 20
100. Call and see these engines all
work in our space.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

The Syracuse Plow Co. also will
show a full line of their celebrated
chilled and steel plows. and the Mo,
line people will also be well repre-.
sented.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

The Portland Anchor Fence Co. will
again show their unsurpassed fence.
We carry their goods for Salem and
surroundings.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

The Birdsell Glover Huller people
will have one Of their latest hullers
there This will be the first time
many people win have seen a clover
huller We intend to try to operate
this a few times, II satisfactory ar.
rangements can be made.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

The White Sewing Machine Co win
again have a nne exhibit OF their
latest ball bearing sewing machines
In the east wipg OF the pavilion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

mctVOY BROS. PrOprietOrs. sS.r sSHTt Street, street,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

The studebaker Company will send
a car Of vehicles, ranging from the
heaviest farm wagon to the daintiest
pneumatlc-tired rigs, surries, top bug
giles, traps buckboards, and a fine lot
of delivery wagons Of all sorts.
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hours q aud D 40. Telephone $3.50
49,
The entertainment 20 have been given BY
,hc children OF the Bavilui orphan h1mc
has been deferred nnti later w the acA.
sOME DolNGs IN CLUBDoM
AZ tue psgish hcuss ou Tuesday the "a
dies Shakespeare clrh met 10 rrerganize
for the seasons Study. iae nieetlng was
answered By frlarng SONS PLEASANT anec-
date ~ her summer cxperieuce As She
club IS and WI De homeless orphah un-
ne constellation Of Temporary meeting
place became - hrst iinpcftamrp nnd
The president appointed commlttee TO aai
r6e club vim ho.a lta next meeting on
Thursday, October .. 81 the home 81 Mr..
WHINE. lii2 Louisiana stceet The hrs,
two sccacs Of Henry W. were ass gned
ns lhu lesson.
The woman's ciub held very inter- sing
arst meeting ~ the season at Temperance
hall on Wednesday afternoop. ~ the ah.
r.ne Mrs Dr King arst Ti.N srosideft
ably ana gracefully conducted the meetius
a most interesting report 81 toe hiennlai
arp0lnted were as follows House commit
TOO. Mesdaines Gallagher aud o. " Angle
aud Miss Katie Mclliugcr; press. Mes.
DANES " y lStoussc, Joe Goldman. W. Il.
Erthardt, J. r. Brady and Miss Fanny
Glover; magazines Mrs. A. X Taylor aud
Miss Mamie urognn; delegates 70 Ciiy Fed.
Grafton 10 Clubs. Mrs. Carter Walker and
Mrs. sam Mcneil
/ The ladies Of the Coucordia club innu.
surated their season Of l902o3 on Thursday
evening
/ On account 81 the Indictment weather last
Thursday the. Daughters Of the Republic
/ ~ Texas held no meeting.
! The hrst regular meeting ar the season
/ ~ l9O203 OF the Ladies Reading club will
I be held az 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
| % the residence Of Mrs. L. b. Gushing on
crawford street 49,
3frs. W. C. Crane, regent Of the Daugh
{ tiers Of the American Revolution Is await
Ing the return Of Mrs Cora Bacon Foster
members of The organization before callin.
! this seasons brst meeting. or course tht
1 club VIII reurcnulEc early ln October Hut
the date ~ the drst meeting Will be pub
iished I'D The Post
The Current Literature club held thi
seasons meeting for business ON Wedues
day, October J.
The Young woman's guild Of Chris
church viii hold q meeting at the ps,s
house ON Monday. October O. An member
and those Intending 10 Join Tor this yea
arrangements wifi be made for the annuu
[ bazaar.
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HOUSTON ART

We are IN receipt OF r set Of samples OF
engraved Invitations from the Bourke.Cay-
gill company. manufacturing stutioncrs ana
ongrayers. These are a marvel Of the en-.
gravers art and creditable To high de-
gree Sizes Of invitation folder and style
Of letters are all that fashion has decreed
Il should be. The several style letters In
script gothic and German text are artistic
creations. The quality and texture Of paper
rs Of the very finest quality manufactured.
to the credit of this enterprslns nrm 1t
Is not asserting too much when we say
that such past masters In the art Of en-
craving as Tiffany of New York should feel
proud to add their imprint ON this class or
work.
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ate Social Notes.

The Art League bad pllured, With the as
sistance of the city federation. to bring
Mr.. dorado Taft, the famous American
sculptor. to Houston Tor lecture during
tho early fan. but lear1inS that the STATE
federation was arranging dates for him u
several points In Texas for February, 1t
was i2tIdci TO cooperate With them ~ tie
matter.
Ia securing lecture from Mr.. TAFT,
Houston is particularly Fortunate. He IS
ct only che of the greatest living scuptors
but a clear. versatile and pleasing speaker
gnI lie makes his lecture douhly intereyt-
ing by demonstration, the stage forming Ills
tcNer The evening will be most interest
ing and instructive.
Members OF the directory of the Art
Icaeuc nre requested T. meet at the rpsi-
dcnec Of Mrs c. +. Cummings Monday
afternoon at ! o'clock.
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,t,..,., .,s has made her hnrn, here with
~ sfe has won many warm friends BY
the charm 81 heg manner aud e1odness ~
her heart aud q h4st % a". ny ~ spitst
Ealen,s, ahl tFfoi, So, Nan and has
lived M houston ~. =, ,f~rts =
dlrfct acscenlant 81 "',eet ,'it7,s
slgner q the Dscia az. 81 my ,,,ettT
VINO vas Nthttet ~ B., X bo,rs
llr Norris ana hlN vi =,
| after December 4 AT lNli De'' A'''
av,
Within the next 'No months -.
be among the housteh ma
marrying ana gltlgs !" .,,H ebsh he iess
/ lie heaven 6n TINT aecountg know u ~
s I'd - NoysTni,tr and am Just waiting
! yor rernissiou from thr parties most con
cesucd "a 1nnoance them. fneye nIs gu
as ~ t99 isi,sh ~ -, model +5 corr
/ .tnt fe public announcement So In
spite e lhe We agurss, thaJ regFs sii,S f1s
~. n ~ 3u 's
/ KEN s6nethins Of an ola fogy nyself
I ahead y time because qndcrstqnd aud
yaVa 'a asi,,-,t ' sn4lnt lnr from pllilaiv IN
/ reEsfd to such sacred things But-tt IL
! 0la.fgshicned
~
/
have had the habit Of spending at least
( one evening OF eacb week this SUMMER
/ ulaviuc ten pins their bowling exercise I
n8turaily being always followed by au ip- .
I fofmai supper as The bowling season Is .
WfpT. "cr,l..fiop NV ~ sbolce Sp,rit. spent The .
enfiier para of tile evening dt the thcater Z
enjoying together the hue performance of 4
llm AHrphy. aud NJ eAfe4eAt e4H XXX Fbt4s, |
; pitab,e home Of Dr. ana Mrs J. Alien K5e I
Where they discussed an in!ermal hiiie
ainfrp ~ G,nrr ,1 gy'yS,gc,e NJ b9d NJ
/ Arthur CargiiI Sir Ennis Cargill, NJ aud
/ Mrs John Mcclellan Nh. and Mrs. Wal z
icr Torrey. Mr. uud Mrs Harry pumhle
~ nR4 Mrs Robert =. Norris. Sr pA9
lr5 ~ 9,,5 Mr.. siirr Kvie
-
Mrs James r. Christian. n former Gal.
ycs,oulun, who mobcs now welcome aa-
dition TO louston society. gave three
table whist pary gp wednesday afternoon
M.NI ,.'s5 IN S., for bsy new, Home
z e, Nm, 6ri@ans 'rhs cbi,t 1Isyers al tina
q it.rtt V,sr- tl,t ar.1r. ~ honor Mrs Sb4niG.
tx 49, rh, t't .ri.s lI,r-iI Nrs r. 4
B.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05

The youngest musical organization In
Houston is the Cccilian octette, Of which
Mr.. o. g. stausAeld is president and Mr.
G. T. Gould director,
The octette were the guests Of Alr. o.
w. Hardy on Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. d. NJ. Campbell, 1904 san
LRclntn street.
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The Thtlian club will have their annual
meeting at Bryan hall Tuesday evening at
$40 O'clock Many matters Of Importance
will come before the meeting.
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A Tete-a-Tete
with
the Musicians
ssossssssssssssosssssss

boanga Island aud zauzihnr. Ia the middle
cf the book We find the airs ~ Malta. Mar
Unique and the Madeira lslands. rhesa
few instances taken nc random. give one an
idea Of the very Wide scope ot the hook,
watch represents the smallest countries as
has nddcd notes ia the songs where he has
dc'ireu Y necessary. and IN many cases
those viii be found 10 contain information
of value The collection Is unusually varied
and represents much careful research.
~
The curious little town Of Bezicrs, IN the
south Of France, has lately enjoyed an eN
citing distinction The opera which Saint.
Saens was composing IN Egypt last year.
when he received King Edwards commend
to write his coronation march. had its pre-
miere IN the antique open-alr iheater In this
quaint little town on the hill.
For some time great excitement reigned
IN Bexiers. owing to SO important an event
as the production Of new work signed hy
distinguished names and mounted In re-
markedly lavish manner. For It's produc'
tiOn besides the speaking roles intrusted
to prominent performers Of the Coincide
Franchise and the Odeon. and the singing
Comique, there was an immerse orchestra
of 400 conducted by Paul Ninrdot, with q
band Of thrty-dve harps under the dlrec'
tiOn Of Hasselmanns, " the Conservatoire.
and perfect army Of chorlsters, ballet anu
supernumerarlcs. The expense of the produc-
ton Is estimated Mt 10000 francs tS5ouVl
and at the first performance q o'clock III
the afternoon the building. which holds r.
90 people was full.
Think Of just thirty-hve harps! Heaven
Is! There were ony eleven hnrps In tins
Bayreuth orchestra this summer,
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Mrs. Totten Gnffiths Of Pennsylvania
her daughter and her sister-ln-law arc ex-
pccted to como Ia Houston about the mid
die of this month to visit Colonel S. F.
H. Morse and family Mrs. Griniths IS a
sister Of Colonel Morse and Mrs. s. NJ.
Huber.
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The next regular meeting Of the Daurh
ters OF the Republic Of Texas win be held
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock az the r.
idence 81 Mrs. Briscoe.
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CThe society editor OF The Pest win here.
after be found at the editorial rooms
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gram was Ms follows:

Tile program was ms follows' .
Two Roses (WernGr -. pctette
Recitation. .............,.M Mr.. q. W. Haray
Tenor solo. Mr.. A. Ioomps
Tenor solo. ..............Mr Fred AuenseF
lost. Goodbye, Sweetheart Good
several Young ladies graeed the occasion
With their presence, among them being
Misses Tabor, Ashe Nash, Campbell and
Louise Doen Mrs. ID. NJ. Campbell also
was present.
The young men composing the octette are
Messrs. ]. t. Stansheld, Fred luenger. A.
Il. Cage, first tenors; Alfred Toomhs, al
fred Jucngcr, second teuors o. q. STAINS
field. T. A. Toombs, hrst bassos; o. F..
Juenger, O. w Hardy. second Oassos.
This Is Il good material and they will
doubtless do hne work.
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II Ray not be generally known that tha
frmons bapdnastcr and march composer,
john rhnip soasa, has also earned the graf
itude OF the musical public by compiling
volume Of National music which he has
called National, Patriotic and Typical Airs
ef ali Lands II Is an Interesting fact
tbA this was originally compiled by the
order n the United states government. who
desired Il FOR Isle In the navy department.
The work was aftcrlgara issued In pop
ulnr form, and As now accessible 90 The
public. The arrangement Is Alphabetical by
countries The irst country treated Is the
United Statee, aud after that follows the
Apache Indians, Abyssinla, etc, down
through the alphabet tn We reach zam
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr. and MIS-. Richard warden Reynolds
Of chlllieothe, Mo, have sent ont invita-
lions to the marriage Of their daughter,
Bertha Mildred. &c Dr.. Robert rownes Nor.
ris OF this city The ceremony will take
place Thursday morning, October 1B al
II o,cincl ~ Grace church. Chlllicothe. Mo
Aisa Reynolds Is sister Of Mr.. L. b
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This seasons hrst thlnble bee Of the
LADIES' Auxiliary Of Christ church viii 10
held rext Thursday afternoon at $50 N
the residence OF Mrs. Y n. Grlbble. 2tis
BFaxos street Any and an the members
~ the congregation are cordially invited
The Louisiana street ears pass within a
block Of Mrs Gribhle's residence.