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PropoaItion Made 70 Waco.

Waco Texas. October 1s-F H. Far.
ham, president Of the Union Traction com
pany Of Cleveland, Ohio, had a conference
with the business men Of this city tonight
with reference to the construction of an IN
terurban line from Dallas to Waco and on
to Temple and Bolton. There we're also
committees from Bolton and Temple The
proposition Of the company is that they will
construct the line for the right of way and
the expectation that the people Of the city
and county viii invest in stock to The
amount OF $1,000 per mile. The matter was
referred to the business organizations with
instructions to look fully into the PROPOSE
ton and its feasibility. As soon as they
do so they will recommend whether or not
they favor the citizens taking up the work
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Mnlinn Party at cornu,.

Corpus Christi, Texas, October 19.-The
excursion of immigration agents from Ohio,
155 strong, arrived here yesterday morning
at $50 and remained only three hours.
They were met by reception committee
from the board Of trade aud escorted to
tho court house, where several addresses
were made. after which the visitors entered
carriages and were driven over the city
and out TO the immense cabbage fields.
They were much impressed with Corpus
Christi. her climate and numerous re-
sources. especially the fine truck garden
ing.
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BERLIN is DISCOUNTED
BECAUSE OF THE FORTHCOMING
SETTLEMENT OF COAL STRIKE.
With the End OF the Struggle Exports oil
German Iron to the United States
viii Cease.

Berlin, October 1o.-Almost all the de-
partments of the boerse and especially
industrials, were weak last week The an
nouncement OF the plans for the settlement
Of the American coal strike has been taken
generally as unfavorable to the German
iron trade, because OF the consequent ces
sation Of German iron exports to the United
States. Many operators, however, point out
that the recent shipments to the United
American buyers offered the lowest prices
more serious bear factor for irons, how
ever, was found In the numerous price re-
ductions on half rolled iron goods and the
publication OF more annual reports, which
disappointed the market The foregoing
factors resulted In an average drop In
irons OF about five points Coal shares
showed considerable resisting power during
the week, owing TO Increasing coal exports
10 France. This increase brought the daily
loadings in tho Essen district to the high
coal shares were several points lower. Gen
eral ndustrials We're weak, especially ma
Chlneries and some electrical shares Shares
Of the Hamburg American and North Ger
man Lloyd lines fell to tho lowest point
In several months, as result Of heavy
sales for Hamburg and Breulen account, In
connection With the rumors OF reduced divl-
dends.
The rise in money is partly due to large
offerings IT. American bills and partly TO
the fact that money is belug raised for
the Repayment Of end Of September loans
to the RoiChsbank. Lenders are now not
inclined 10 buy three months hills. because
dearcr MONEY Is expected toward the end
of the year
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Alvin Locals.

Alvin, Texas, October 1o-The Business
league will make thorough test OF rice
craving by the shallow wells system at an
Earle date They viii also take stems TO-
vard better drainage for this section
The truck growers are busy on their
farms, getting ready for the winter mar
kets.
extended visit to Carthage. Missouri.
Rev. NJ. ~ Collins, the new pastor OF the
Metbodlst Episcopal church, arrived here
su I,istrist Judge Z. r. Sinks Of Gliding
visited his sister, Mrs. A. J. Cook, Thurs
day. -.
Tuesday from their summer visit In the
Judse L. r. Fishboek is attending a
meeting 81 the democratic State executive
committee At san Antonio, Of which ne IS
a member
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someness while Il ct the same time serves
well the main purpose which carping crit
aim Of the drama--that Is Il nmuses. II
stirs the heart and Affects the disabilities
lesson. while II aito abounds lin good hunor.
As presented hy Mas Helen GRAVITY Il Is
one ~ the brightest theatrical productions
ot the time and will he found trest by
all who attend It's DENOMINATION here.
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FOOTBALL TEAM cAPpLEp.
The Central Boys Were Cup Against" a
"Fiercc" Proposition

Fierce Proposition.
Danvlle, KY. October l9-nh Central
university football team returned home to.
day from Nashville, whore they played Van
dcrbilt yesterday. The team was so badly
crippled by the game that It was compelled
to cancel the game with Sewanee, which
was to have been played Monday, and lay
up for repairs.
Cheek, half back, has a broken ankle
Hugely, half back. has a broken collar
bone
Wilson, full back was hit on the head and
rendered unconscious by the blow.
Harrington. end, sustained fractured
bone In the band.
Other members were more or less serl.
ously battered up.
The Central boys claim rough work.
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Baltimore October 10, Richard r, Mccoy
is dead at his home IN Dublin, Hartford
county, agod 81 years Mr. Mccoy was a
member Of the Maryland legislature which
met in extra session in 1891 to pass upon
the question Of state rights. He was a
strenuous aboliuonist but opposed TO Negro
suffrage. He WAS ono OF a party who CON
fcrrCd With President Lincoln On negro sur
fragc the night preceding the latters as
sassnation.
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ProposItion 10 HIlIsboro.

Hillsboro, Texas. October 1s,-F. II. Farm.
ham. representing Ohio capital, was here
today and submitted a proposition TO citi
zens in behalf Of the interurhan road They
propose to erect power house here and 70
rsdiate the country with at least five feed.
ers. citizens committee Ia at work IN
sec If his terms can be accepted. IT is be-
lleYed they can.
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He simply lights the beast 60 finlsh.
The GRucho Of Uruguay, whose profession
Is analogous to that Of tho cowboy, goes
at the work In very diftorcnt style lie
docs not awGwken the animals obstinacy,
but persuades him gently II is no doubt
a good way II he has time for &C. Anyway,
the GauchoS with Boffalo Bills WIG West
show themselves superb horSemGn. II they
West viii be seen here on October q.
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M eane sunday.

The eame of baseball between the Cav.
thous aud picked -eam that was 10 have
been played yesterday was declared o6 on
account OF rain
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Cane Belt Extension.

Bay City. Texas October 1s.-It is learned
that the short route via the Cane Belt to.
Houston is an assured fact. The construc-
ton company now building to Matasorda
have received orders as soon as the Mata
gorda extension Is completed to begin work
on the line between Lane City and Hous-
Ton
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New short Linz Talked OF.

Fort Worth, TEXAS, October 10. The cIt-
gems Of Canyon City, Randall county, and
PIainview, Hale county. have under con-
s'dcraton the construction Of railroad
from Canyon City TO Plainview, via Tuiia,
Swisher county. 1t will be siXty'fve miles
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Texas Field TriaIs club Meetinc.

4 meeting will &c held on October %,
1907 at 0 a. nj, at the oedcc OF the Texas
field aud SportsmGn III san Antonio, for
tie purpose CT adopting tho constitution OF
tho Texas Field Trials Stub running rules,
aad makhw all tNe necessary ariNnge'
nonts for ;hc ield trials 20 be helu nelr
san ALtoniV, TO commence January is. 1905,
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MANcrrsrrR cLorH MARkEr.

Manchester, October 10. Businoss IN the
cloth market last week was quiet and "hand-
to-mouth." The receipt Of news concerning
the American coal strike had little Influence
aud was apparently counterbalanced hy tho
dull demand for cloth from the more Inn
portnnt outlets and by the uncertainty OF
money IN America. The general inquiry
was difficult TO execute, In order to keep
looms running until remuneratlve prices
were accepted on goods suitable for India.
Nevertheless. the differences between buy
ers and sellers are narrowing slowly, and
there was a slightly firmer general tone. The
Inquiry ftom China was unimportaut; there
were some sortingup purchases. The Le-
want and South American demands were
fair, and there was moderate miscellaneous
business.
The inquiry for yarns was disappointing
and business was not up TO the average
There were some forward sales OF twists
at favorable rates Spinners appear 10 be
In fairly strong condition.
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49, FoR You

sure rs ibsiN'S Electric Beit Is a
4 Pan, ~ rheumatism, Lame BaeE.
Ise' Tr,,, ts-lllnbago, Seiatica Ston1acn
Pecllne spa Nervous Dehility, Pny,
,uter 1Ie az ailments from when
pain gives lie 70 the nerves.
nh yor 20 restores strength. *
~ WITH ,leep let ME send you
NJ w Information, by mai
n pal1s Mclaughlin, 49T Linz
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erove,s slaok Root Liver PiIIn.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root. They act on the liver
equal TO calomel aud leave no bad after
effects. No gripping. no sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price GO cents.
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by half a wheel Tho Judges thought al.
ferently ana placed Root OF Boston hrst
nnd Billlngton second The crowd howled
for hnlf an hour,
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Afn soRTs or WAYS NAY nj coon

There nre vhrlnus ways. practiced by dtf.
ferent peoples. Tor teaching young horses
the unwe,cnmc lessons Of submission. ODE
dlence and Toll. The cowboys Way Is
probably the mos, quickly efhcient and Il
Is tho toughest
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LONDON ExcHANGE cHnERrcL.

London. October 9,--The continued
abundance OF money, combined with the
easing of monetary conditions In the
United Stntes aud the news regarding the
settlement of the coal strike. caused a
cheerfuness on the stock exchange last
months. The plentifulness of money is
largely explained by the fact that the gov
eminent has dishnrsed nearly S60,000,0o0
within the past len days. Tbe upwHrd
movement Of prices on the stock exchange,
which began on the announcement Of the
plan TO settle the coal strike In the United
states, has continued.
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RAcINe Ar vAILssuRe.
The Crowd Was Displessed and a Small
Sized Riot Resulted

Newark n, j., October 19-About 500
spectators witnessed a good days racing AZ
the vailsburg track today. The onlookers
took exception to two decisions Of the
judges and a small. sized riot was the result
In the 1--WE mile open race Billington came
fast on the inside and 10 the onlookers II
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H.K&T. Depot. Fifth Ward
!. .9.3OAm hnive. ....".s $50 am
!. 80 49," 7.4o pm Arrive. .i;.,. so Pr
"a =; Galveston TTsiHS see G., H. 4 II.
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,oo,n.E Express Train. .Arrivs o.lo p, m
W "s sos pm hrrive ....9 OF An
i1trrjrs leave Grand Central Depot
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ABROAD SCHEDULE
-. q. &. 4.

at. c. r. R. y
Gr. no - Arrive No. o.. s.25 pm
!. FhE..h'20 IN Arrive No 4. 20 pm
kst1 30 ON Arrive No. SOLO Am
d N. 0. r. R.
Blt o,,na csnGal Depot ~
esssn Arrive No. $1,000 p N
:. IL t..'Sth Arrive No. 2. 2.AS An
.,s " t"xs0sm Arrive No. $1,000 Pm
4 q, II. & s. A. Hy.
~ c,.na Contra Depot
vnesm Arrive No. 8. ESQ pm
" y .yiIgi.is 20 Arrive No io'S'So a."
4 a., X. d N. R. r.
j c,sd Central Depot
snne,n Arrive No. 4. 900 am
II n silva I'M Arrive No. .i0.2s pm
"a Ant'"s6 90 an Arrive No. 6. ZOO a IN
y V Nos efod Sundays only.
nv, 8 M. r. r
c,,sd Central Depot
u .. :, i6.fsLm Arrive No. Isa SIS pm
a s. A. & A. P. Ry.
= orsns Central Depot
-. os5 am Arrive Ne Gas rn
a., c. g. s. F. R. r.
Gnnd Central Depot
T'O0am Arrtvs....... g. am
f-s..'' pm Arrive ..-....9.2O p.
1tvs'''''' Galveston Trains
200 an Arrive .......3.2Q pm
'tn.''- .A5Pm Arrive ......7 ESQ Pm
t"". IsdiiIorel Sunday Specials
n ASIAN Arrive. ......,B am
s.'''''.'. i.5O pm Arrive 9.zO pm
,..i,. ,,lns lave the Santa Fe Congress
Y. ~ b,sst &c minutes later than the above.
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Take oxrpINK fer chilIs ana Fevers.
Cure guaranteed -
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For Naisriai Poison,
ror CdiliF aud fer FeP0fg.
oxIDiSE
Is Guaranteed.
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'., 80. ,,,ns leave the Santa Fe Congress
\ Y. w n,,st &c minutes later than the above.
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p.so, Foot Of Congress Avenue
beoston and Waco Trains
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Grand Central pepo;
:. 80 I0.fsLn Arrive No Iss s'S5 Pm
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A New Little Charm.

lONlNN ltl'sA AlIh'
Lucky Dia4, fortune bringing elephants
and danger avcrtlng spiigs Of mistetoe
have lost tEcir potency In tho belief Of sair
ANA superStitlOus Purisnus Now they
wear toy Santos DumoutS to propluate the
fatcs M their favor The fashion for cie-
pbnnfs wqs set by celebrated prophecies
and 'psych0mctrist,' whose drawing rooms
sre dUsG with presentments OF the animal
on an sizes md IN every material and VINO
9lwnvs advised ladies who consult her %
have similar charms In their apartments
and on thrlr persons.
Inc reason OF tho present popularity OF
lurFv Suutcr- Dumonts in ieWclry Is OBJ
vlous Tac ParIsiennc thinks That min
iature presentment Of his air shin ought 10
Ibe uclv Santos Dumonts are fashioned
with an oblong pearl. from which Is sus.
peudod the cradle, the latter, ms we'll ne
thr rigging tho propeller and tho ruddce,
being Of III ely worked gold
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The Cost Of the Nav.

Wills J. Abbot, in the Pilgrim.
We are accustomed to hear the navy
spoken ot as the pride OF the American
people, The beauty, speed, and power AT
lis ships the fact that tncy were an built
w. American Shlpyurus, the good account
which officers aud men have always given
81 themselves when occasion arose, and tile
almost unhrOkcn series of victories since
The days of PAU Jones Justify National
admiration But without being pulled
up people, we are entitled TO be proud OF
othcr Things. There, for example is the
nrw building OF the Library oil Congress
at Washington. No modern buldiHg OF
Europe Surpasses it in brauty-no library
building In the world equals IT, Every day
u Is visited by hundreds Of our people
coming from an parts of the Unon. Schol-
mrs dcivc IN It's ample reading rooms. ATT
lovers stroll through the spacious corridors
decorated 10y the most eminent American
painters. As a treasury cf learning and Of
art " is Justly the PRIDE of the American
people and ID cost only the price OF one
hgtticShip.
a recent official document issued nv the
navy department. gives, tor the nrst time,
iuiellielblc Information concerning what n
costs IN Keep these bnttlcships earn %
Which represents q possible library Of con.
gres~ huldiug iu repairs Ihc indiana for
example, costs I'm round numbers SG.Nu UuU
and has had SIS, 900 speut ON her iu re.
pairs though one OF tho newest of the new
navy. me Nassachusctts casting about
IN" Philadelphia. costing hcGgariy 81. Upu,.
ruo. has cost S5lIcUp. or more than 90 per
cent oi her cost TO bccp her iu order Since
lNss the navy department h1e paid out Sn
"IHtNu for repairs on, including cnn~ttur
tiuu, moro chan S1luuNoO1 Iu nli NUhaI
Nr ARE only ntJh among nsvAl powers amt
out OF the only war our now navy has cu.
E11cd u w. have acquired a useless rs
rensvr and crnel vsi against tho p1nu-
pies ot democracy iu the Philippine and "a
scandal among The officers Of our navy Hf
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Addie Rhoades

Refuelo. Texas Dear tiappyhammers;
Clara Barton was the greatest woman born
In the Nineteenth century She has done
true thar Queen Victoria was a good, AMI
true woman but She only served her own
country while Clara Barton all countries
she aud her brave followers 20 on the
neld even when a battle IS raging and help
The wounded soldiers They truly deserve
the Gumc of lowering Angels" clara
Barton established the Red Cross sort ~
think she is we'll called the greatest, noblest
woman that was born in the Nineteenth
century. Don't Won think So, too IIaps.
! sec nearly al the Naps love to read. |
Among the best are "Roy knight "I4ittle
Men, Scottish Chiefs" and Tempest aud
Sunshine llaps. don't YOU love spring
Rave few howers az home, hut / ike
flowers that grow Wild hrst hue bonnet
and sweet williams. Lave to an the naps
ana Mrs Foster Wild Kitty
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle Of Hairs Great Dlscov.
cry cures an kidney aud bladder troublcs,
removes gravel, cures diabetes seminal
omissions. weak and lame backs, rheuma.
fism aud an Irregularities OF the Kidneys
ana bladder in both men and women, regu.
lates bladder troubles In children. II not
sold by your druggist. will be sent by mall
on recent of 81. one small bottle Is two
months treatment, and VIII cure any ease
above mentioned Dr. y. W. Hall sofa
munnfscturer, + O Box 62a. ST. Louis, No.
send for testimonials. Sold by all drug.
gists
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,...,bsmmers are the young people
u h,,Iyl;,sni VINO read the Youths De-
y n Tbe Houston Post. There are
sll y serces OF any Kind connected
~ a.,eh Rows and girls who read
ps w. no enrolled as active mem
ssiing name, age and address.
\ y
|, /. d, The Happyhammers' Club;
~, \ glrl 10 the United states can
" n asnber Of the club 10y sendius
ssme 10 the editor Of the page.
s asst he addressed Houston Fost
Fs.nraer Department, Houston, Tex
| !, m, on 10th SIDES Of your paper.
KIN TO rsc a fancy name, send
,nT name ia the editor No let.
/. Il printed unless this rule Is com
S'a ~ name "Happyhammer' or
~ I'm capital letter.
X affect Of all Hapnyhammers to
n. hlnpiness when and wherever
Eipce the club name aud motto.
"a anver Is the violet the club tree
Il. IN and the club pet is the
H., INA. MI being chosen by the
~. themselves. The favorite dog OF
|s,ssrhlmmers Is the Scotch collie. or
a ~, colors are rose and gray These
=, Intended to he worn with or
~ Sinh hinton or pin They are
4 ~ badge hy piuuing o- sewing
Ea,r NO pieces of narrow lthbon. one
4 y pInk and the other Of light gray
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f 9p wire ,,, fence fence around It? Yes. wire
battlefield of e., common pasture the
mon =" str was Won fenced in ike com
ny Tor vefy shameY Whnf do x1, t S"G
yne spirits rns q the men who fought there
our earth: ! think hear them "Wotl ~
va Ss not worth while 20 suffer an we All
LOT .sI people so lost to- sense of homo, ~
tae Texans Of today Never tniod t1 /"
aiIP hammers are taking the matter M
anu they are going to make this biS stats
OF ours wake up and ask. What IL ~
ina da what are AL those hammers ring
ing, so loudly about?" why. mr. frierIs
y, Is the noise Of the hammers Of Tns
houston Post Hanpyhammer club ana thtv
w w n9t YET you sleep any longer until tbr
t Satcleh 81. Of san Jaclnto is properly I
am asked to saw to the club that IN.
congIfGSSinen az Washington have no moro
SNvu leit. think YOU must begin earIicr
next year. and also think that onr rnn
gfeSSmen had better get better snppig
LOT aot me Happyhammcr club is going 10
make Texas Il flower garden
Margaret Hadley Foster.
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f.rn...4,..
| Ne are h two little boys, u and wears old.
~ navy beeh leading the page for a long
( i, II A. unr names are Jesse and Buddit,
Say. we nave q nice time playiag every
9Vve we WIN ask a questions Who said
OURS true Haps.
Jesse Cox and Bnddle knight.
no,,,or
=, beGkef, Texas, Dear Happynnminers .
IA! ! J1iu tue Happy hammers? | live pu
oIITT uiNiae IN Nolan county and am years
rrg i,y There are many autelcpes here
I There were twcnty-cighi IN one drove that
NC nave seen. have thirteen dohs one OF
mem Is a mig rag doll named Aunt Lucindy (,
sal made 1t for me.
,,
caldwell Texas Dear Happyhammers:
WIN you aGmlt another little girl into your
h.appy BAND J am wears cd and live in
sweet little kitty but II died Wi
east my vote FOR Miss Frances Wizard
She had faith in humanity aud an loved
ana saddle and go riding sometii"cs ~0
Will slip off TO bed MouIa pheaIev.
VIII YOU nIeasc let mo ioin your hand az
Eovs ami rjris. NH L.! Ie Inn ~ .nd
wish lie INNS Womb v-ritc mo ! letter ali
who want TO- Papo takes The iIou,ton
FaAH Ia
flower garden and r,tn, noFt w. Iyc an
n farm six nil. f,n,,, ,T.n ,,ili close
for This lime nsw Han
E,{n1a vorot.arc
Brennan. Texas. bear 1nppyhammers:
n. in ,bc conn, o %,t , - WIN M ~,
r",d tbc Ict,c.. am ,nt mn ,t NV ,r,,
iorL a "''" III .", q" NJ
I "'n ~ V"'e o'n "uu 20 !" eSuou'
""l am 'u' A.'u- ~" On dtEVuHs "l my
Vs. N"l WIL' WUcn 'nlN time i"I
is1l ~ W." 70 TO ny WHs'e pasktL WIN
rove 10 'uc laps ana also hts' roster
'pheua incl
Euch9nan' Texas Dear iiapnNhammers;
nave heen silent reader OF tne page
lor Il long tWr ana epJoy II very much
am IHllr Gltl rs years oia' llNe IN
me country S'Nrn mics IRON ieEaIha4a'
i9 to %r3S"l , and 3m in me mn gra li
y t,,r D'aIS Inc, kay ,o NJ AZ,
Mil Close bopipr r" he enrolled rs n
u,cn3bcr "''''7 Tnion pnntto, "
Knit rcvos ne. tt,,,,,r,, ,7,,,.re.
am, 10 ,s,r. ,l5 ,,.o w l,,,. ,u'l UNA h.tt
,ulet r.'r ,tl ij,rr ,.i,i,,a,,f XXI "uI ri,ns
js , re,,,,,. I w. H. r "a tir
T. tb,,i b. ,t. -, "ft,,a,,,,,. Ia "a
mann" 'frC, no. ,, 'U , 'tt i,o ~ ~"
al .fs r, IA ,tit 'u ~ 80 "pt
n1r.,. n,,,IiiLcS ' IA, ~ gtai 81 Az reir
f,' ,,, ,..,o't, '"' tnf. III -
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CLUE TALK

u
Il VIII ma nm oUr page today . prti
4 " 40 appropriation of ST.. COO for i
toF The battlefield n san ,Incinto. IN
HeH'ed by vour member. If the state
Aut at the next meeting Of thar
me Post offers a prize Of So tn the
sul Fho gets tine greatest number Of
asn this petition. ana the San 1a
alp'er Of the Daughters Of the Re
$ 'alS city, have given me another
~ 10 this so the boy or girl who
y greatest number Of signatures wiz
,,le Of $40 loa VIII have until tho
I oe'ember. 1902 and viii tell YOU
y what to ao
= hrst place, cut ont the petition
~ qua on this page; paste IT on 4
4 lOolscsp paper; nil out the blanl,
'ae words TO the Hon" win
!. VI inc senator or member Of me
n e STATE legislature from yo..
"A district. Thea You take tbis NC.
IN man who know and ASK him
h Ill, As All very wen no pel M
II III, peu lion. Init ms thpv cnn nrt
Nam ualles DO not have much iufu.
Ats "A Nv VIII see that in tbls Thr
+ Soat thasuS' You to be perfectly non
d tbe ~ names but / have grea
lye ma ana girls Of this clul, and
Il H. VIII be square aud honest
Ia 5o!t wv to go to every cIer.vmo,
III 49,. merchant. farmer 1,-uugI -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-13
HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 10 1902

the other eide Then az last. after going
through the stralncr, Il reaches the boilcr.
whore u remains until It Is made int3
syrup or sugar When this y d0uc 81 Is
barrccd up and shipped 20 other counir rs.
where sugar cunc does not grow. How
many " the uaps win be glad TO see
sugar cane come agnuf thiuk wilt
think had better stop and leave roppl
for the rest. Love 70 Mrs. Foster aud all
the Haps,