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Perfumes.

Belwood Flora the latest pro
duction in perfumes. .....,,75c OF
Lazell's CarRation Pink. 80. SOC OF
Violet Legrand,.....".,..$1.50 OF
Rogers & Gallet Violet de
Parme Extract, / OF bottle $1.OO
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rmo nottles Cnred nim.

az was tronbled with kidney COM
plant for about two years." writes A..
ii. Davis, of Mt. Sterling, Ia, "but two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure effected
a permanent cure" John RI Hudson
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Liquid Corn Cure.
A safe and sure remedy for the
removal of corns, bunions and
warts. Price per bottl e......25'
Hal, Brushes.

We have just secured a big bar
gain in hair brushes and intend
giving our customers the advant.
age of our gain. A good brush for
soc; splendid one for 75c. Call
and see them.
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FURLow LAWN BAPTIST o,,,,Do,

Rev r l.. Biylns, Pastor
s, sunday School at $50 a, m. W. T Weekly
,,I, wees WI, be conducted by the Pastor
Prayer meeting on Wednos,,,.
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A. r. Bass, of Morgantown, Ind, had
night and had severe backache and
pains in the kidneys. Was cured by
Foley's Kidney Cure. John r. Hudson.
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90 VI METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev I ]. Neese, Pastor
eieaou'og by the Pastor at 7.al p m. only.
sunday School at 6p MI, ! Bl,Iors
Superintendent TX
prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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CHRISTIAN SCLENrrAr

First Church of Christ Scientist, sl5 Jack
son street, sunday II a. m. and 500 p. m.
Wednesday, s:O0p m
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CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

CRAAN AN 4 III if'NOI AL IN MN,
Sunday school at $3.50 a m
Sermon and Holy Communion at II a.. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 6p m.
Wednesday night atsp.m,
Rev l., G. II. Williams, Rector,
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Tooth powders, tooth washes. tooth
kinds.
REMBERT's DRuG STORE. u
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LECTURE TO CoLoRED PEOPLE
Delivered at A. M. E. Church By
Prof. Walker.

Prof. II, Il. Walker, of Augusta,
who is here assisting in conducting
the Peabody Institute will address the
young people at the A. M. II. Church
this afternoon at O'Clock. All young
people and others interested in moral
improvement are cordially invited to
attend.
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So iired

1t may be from oVerwork, but
the chances are its from an in
active LIVER. -.
With a we'll conducted LIVER
one can do mountains of labor
without fatigue,
1t adds a hundr e d per cent to
ones earning capacity.
it can be kept in heaIthful actio;
by, and only by
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AMERIcUs CHURCHES.
mere the People of Americas will
Worship Today.
FIRST Ne 7B6Bfsrr r,fYrrp,,i5

Rev. " l. wootteu, Pastor ''
sn Euu9ay School $50 a m. Lott w,rr.n
p, IN 'Ol IL II a N. atds
'S 81 meeting on Wednesday NIGHT
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-07-06

When other Medicines Have Failed
Take Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t has
cured when everything else has disap-
pointed. John r.. Hudson.
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Worth 800. to to you ,ad to cure cni, e,
or adult OF lncontinehce o. q,
water during sleep Anti Diuretie
stops it Immediately. 81. Sold by H.
j, Eldridge, druggist.
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REV. HENDERSON THIS MORNING
Will Preach Last Sermon as Pastor
This Church.

Rev. Leroy G. Henderson, who re-
Gently accepted the call to the pastor
ate of the Griffin church, will today
sever his connection with the Ameri-
Gus Presbyterian church. which he has
faithfully served for so many years,
this being his last Sunday in Americus.
He will fill his pulpit both morning
aud evening.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE.

For YOUNG LADIES. Roanoke, Va.
Opens Sept. 49, 1902. One Of the lesd dIl!s
schools for Young Ladies In the south New
hniidings DianOs and equipment Campus
ten acres. Grand mountain scenery In Vat
lev OF va, famed for health: european
and American teachers Full course,
Conservatory advantages In MuelS anu
Elocntton, Students from thirty States
For catalogue address ".
MATTE p. HARRIS, Pres't, Roanoke, va
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The Northern Methodlsts.

Dallas. Texas December 4.-Presiding
elders submitted their annual reports AT
the meeting Of the Austin conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church (the North
ern organization today. These reports
dealt with conditions Of the church work
and we're catering, with the exception OF
reference to the coast country, which has
not fully recovered from the effect OF the
severe storm which devastated much Of
Southern Texas in September, 1900. The
reports were received and referred to the
respective committees,
Rev. Edwin Thompson OF Atlanta, Ga;
general manager OF the sunday senooL
League OF America, addressed the meeting
on the special interests with when ne ~
identified ,rts
IL was announced that Rev. Harvey Meno
of Los Angeles, Cal. had died siuce the
last conference and the president was au'
thorized 10 appoint a memorial comm 'ttee
with instructions that they draw ana SUP
NIT suitable resolutions 70 the conference,
At the afternoon session the ahnlVelsulg
OF the conference temperance society was
celebrated and an address delivered py
Rev. ID. G. MURRAY. Pentecostal services
were conducted by Rev, W. II, C. Morrison
OF Louisville. Ky,
At tonieht's session tho anniversary or
the Church Extension society was cele
hrnted Tho address was d.i'ereu %! Ne''
T. c. In OF Kansas CITY NO
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THE TRIAL IS AGAIN ON
WACO COUNCIL Will REMAIN iN
SESSION
Until II Has Disposed OF the Case Of
Mayor Rlains, Who Seeks Appeal
10 Supreme Court

Waco. Texas December i-The city couu.
Ell resumed the trial of Mayor higgins 10.
night on Impeachment charges. The
charges were hlcd by members Of the
council Ia September alleging neglect OK
duty, refusal to carry out tho orders Of the
council and other things but an injunction
issued by Judge Polndcxter of Clcbutne
aud later by the court OF appeals Mt Austin
stopped the trial which hal proceeded to
the point Of closing the testimony Of tue
compliments
a. coury Of appeals upon consideration
OF the law, applicable 10 the ESQ dis.
solved the inW4cuou az rhc October term.
but ccdnscl FOR the mayor died "a motion
fsr a rehearing, which WIS dcnicd by the
court yesterday.
Tonight was the regular council meeting
night Und after toe transaction ot the rcgu.
lar routine business 10 resolved itself into n
court again md tho sensational trial PRO.
ccedcd. Witnesses for the mayor were put
on the stand during the trial tonight ana
Il is intimnted TINT the session VIII con.
tinuc uutil flushed. No sensational features
have developed.
Unless n restraining order from the su-
pr"mc court, 20 which defendant has APP
peAlcd for writ OF error, the council may
reach vote before adjournment
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THE THEATER.
"Lord srlthmore" Was Presented at
Mstnes and Night.

"Lord Strlthrore' Was Presented at
Mstines and Night.
Those Houstouians who failed to attend
the presentation Of the play, Lord Strath-
more" at Sweeney l. Coombs' opera house
Yesterday missed something good, as the
performance was high class aud thoroughly
enioyed by the audiences at both matinee
and night
while the theme and some Of the char.
octers In such play as Lord strathmoro"
are not worthy Of admiration, being rep
resentatlop Of the life and people with
which tho works Of ouida abound yet the
nortraval Of the scenes founded on the cele-
,,ratod novel was exceedingly meritorioug
and deserving OF much better attendance
than the moderate house tnat Witnessed
last nights Performance
Tho delIncatiou Of ~ character OK an
od,e,turess. los Miss Virginia Drew Tres
colt was very npc As Nefio,t Ipsrchiotes s
~ Vavasaur. Size ran the whols gamut o.
INA, stUoffous, from tender love 70 hit
~ hate with the enecu Ncrsss tsal uls-
ni1ved the work az an artist MlHs ! Isscot'
~ t,7,a to nature IN all her enQrts ana
a. tle outck changes from one emotion 70
mother showed great ability ~ an emo
tionnl actress. As heartless woman prey
inc upon the weaknesses q men. he
intsIng woman begging for the return ~
~. iSvc TINT wrought her own ana other
min. AZ a bitter vengeful being naadsneo ~
love that was spufnea anu -. ns s,s..y ~
go a't,,sa - SnuaI 70 tho occasion and Gre
ated a profound impression upon her Au-
dience. - - .A...,... -
Lord strathmore, lover Of another mans
ins and met all the eIacttons OF the char
Setsr faithtglly sna e0r ne ,tbtul friend
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
FIREMEN'S BUSY DAY
NUMEROUS CALLS KEPT THE BOYS
ON THE GO.
George Polemanakos Suffers Loss Of His
Place Of Business--Other Fires
Of the Day,

Yesterday was busy dayil .4c cal.
ender Of Houstous crack hre department.
The boys were kept on the jump from
'early morning TIL late ut night
The drst call came at Sis yesterday
morning. The call came from box 80 and
was occasloncd by hue burning out IN
the residence owned by Milton Baker and
occupied by William King. The damage
did not exceed So and was covered by ig
surance.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon the de-
partmcut was called Co the crossing OF
Wood street and the Houston and Texas
Central railway. A stoble owned by H. s..
II. Wilson had caught ire from a spark
from passing engine, Quick work by the
IRE ladies cxtinRulsbed the dames and the
loss was very slight.
Hardly had the men reached their various
stations before they were once again racing
over the streets TO battle with the names
This call was turned in at 4:l5 p. IN. and
tho fro was located at $40 Crawford street
A defective hue permitted the FIRE to com
munIcatc with the roof The blaze was
put out with comparatively no damage to
the house,
7.3o last evening IN the frame rootning
house and ealoon owned by George Pole.
mauakos at the corner or Prairie and
smith The flames had gained great head
way before the alarm was turned In and
only the most skilWl work saved the
building from total destruction. Those
who occupied rooms IN the house scarcely
mad time TO remove their effects and the
loss 10 them is quite hcuyy.
The Are wac stopped after rayaglng the
uppcr doors and tue contents OF the saloon
in the basement were saved,
The loss is estimated at 5000 partially
covered by insurance,
INC origin Of the ore Is not known, but
is supposed TO have been caused by u de-
f.1-t lLIN
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OF the unwisely loving Lord strnthmore.
was very well done 10y Mr. Frank De Neru.
on. barring few mannerisms that crept
out occasionally. The character VI the
marquis Of Navasour was played most cred,
itabIy 10y Mr. William II. Morgan who gave
fine dellneation Of the supposed husband
with more money than morals aud who was
w'liur TO pay amy price for temporal Gu
ioyment,
Miss Anna Marie SchafeT, as Lady BcatrlX
Beuudesert, displayed considerable ability
the world, vlvaclous, entertaining and very
handsome Miss Anna Gordon as Hedemp.
ton. the gypsy, was very effective. Tho
scented all forming Il well selected support
ing company for the two leading characters.
In scenic effect nothing was lacking, the
arrangement and color effect being h0r-
nouious and beautiful
Tonight IN one performance only, Mas
Rose Melville VIII appear in the rural com.
edy drama. ISIS Hopkins"
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ID FIRE At dILhER
LES Were Destroyed at a
Heavy Loss.
rulfD BY FALLING WALL.
A.. Msserio Hall at Snyder
y snc Md ~ Involving a Loss OF
~ st2,5oo'

r..,s pecember about :
kns, q. morning are broke out either IN
" rsnDle's restaurant or Ea Long S,s, 5
X. cuu nrsod rapidly. The brick eusi-
30 , nTped by W, B. oden and oe-
ssdss c Ors and Long was totally de-
s@ IAN ali It's contentsi ouiiuins
y I. .li ss,o D. insured for $4,000. "a
~. y partly Insured; the two-st0ry
h0s ,a.s BY W. Boyd, sr., valued at
/ '' ,s srs fOr $4,000 wosn .,rsst y \
= lD'S Goods, stock valued at $500, In
n Cp 20. 6 ]. Moughon. groceries
tci ga :, 5000, partly insured. me
! silneo o ~ by 5. j. Moughon' oc-
4 hcuse ~ q. Crosby, grocer, house
~ D., ,ooo insured for $500. stock OF
H. Il stVs At $500. insured for $4Ooo.
stss . Iaiius eight store houses ON TINS
nusLni,nust standing. but the stocks OF
Es.e h All damaged by being moved
oon While several parties were
as snel nrrd the burned district seeing
pig sio conid hnd, standing wall tell'
II De! tyie ana perhaps fatally in1ur-
=, n ~, III" and son, Charlie Breinhart'
l'a a., n'. were slightly hurt Mr. Lyle
"a, family,
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on the mailing list to receive the bulletins
as they are issued from time TO time ms
seems an incredibly small number sinre
thetc nre approximately 90, 900 farmers n,
II IS especially desired that persons intor.
ested In farming should send IN their Nance
az THIS time as the mailing lists are being
enlarged and reprinted Owing 10 tbS
ss ~ appropriations for the publication
OF tue bulletins. quite a number. OF them
are now out of print" aad Co be sure ~
receiving these publications farmer shopid
nave his name on the list
director OF experiment stations. COLLEGE Sin.
uon, texas, stating IN which OF the follcvs
ing lines bulletins are desired: ID Fam
crops ~ horticulture and (3) live stock.
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,.s.s at Groveton.

Ts,ss, December 2.--Foliowing
%.' ,Ss.ss on the FIRE Of last night;
.hs Msses. miIitner. stock 5000
81. - 400. Insurance s27oo; c. D. Poe
/ Z. ,soo. building 500. insurance $500
P.,,. 4 Iongino. stock $1,000, Insurance
~, y, car burdlug 500, no Insurance;
I a.,n. 10 bunding s4oo, no insurance;
,verv. building $3.50, no insurance;
,n.n.s Johnson, building $500, no In
Az AasGps etit Ratclln, building $500, no
nv, indee ]. b. Turner, building
~ ,,snrance; Mrs. Abe Magee, build
,s ~ mo no insurance Charley Cox, two
- - se50. no Insurance. These houses
I N oid and rotten and their destruc'
~, h of benefit to the town, since
W., Wv iots are worth more today with
soDsps on than they were yesterday
the houses on.
N, County Lumber company was
TX, into reduis!tlon. the law office Of
= Sslms. the depot and number
-,,ehouses would have been destroyed
r,l The burned buildings will evident
!, replaced with brick.
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49, MelI Al Rarbers HIII

Mont o.,,iew, IeXa-, December 3-Hlg-
gins No, well was begun by starting the
drlll on the morning OF November ~.
So far there has been good headwS y. con
sidering the very Indictment weather siuce
that time. The well s now about 30 feet
dpep. The drlicrs have been Idle three
days on account OF cord wood having been
ali used up and the nonHrrival Of oil, which
will be used instead of wood The oil IN
dlcatious already are looked upon as being
80 per cent more faYorfhle than 10 wei
No ]. Derrick lumber is being gotten ready
FOR well No. g.
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N AGONY FOR TIVE YELR2.

Mrs. Jane $ Dane OF N0rthncld, VT
uey disease and HI um q m, IN N 81 acu Q
form. Dr. David krnnedy's Favorlte Rem
ey entirely cured me"
For Kidney, Liver, Blood or Bladder Dis.
eascs, Rheumatism or Dyspepsia no other
medicine equals Or. David Kennedy's Ia
yoritP Remedy.
All druggists sell Il IN the NEW 80 CENT
SIZE aud the regular Si.OO siz bottles
sample bottle--enough for trial, free BY
mail. Or. David Kennedy Corporation,
Rcndout. y. I,
Or. Davii Konnedy's SILT Rheum Cream
cures Old Sores, skin and scrofulous DIS.
eases SOC
Trade supplied by Houston Drug CON.
uany.
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San Francisco. December &-Favorites
and long shots divided the purses az Ingle.
RACES THIS AFTERNOON.
An Excellent Matinee Program viii 3
Given This Afternoon,

An Excellent Matinee Program win Be
Given This Afternoon.
The matinee races, which were on two
occasions postponed on eceouut OF the
weather, will be held this afternoon at the
tack Oh Harrisburg road. They were
scheduled for the week bpf re Thanksgiv-
ing aud one day Of th2 mGut cccurrcd six
days behind time, ard this afternoon the
meat will be concluded. One of the events
Of this afternoon is the 2-year-old trot one
O the races left over from the Thanksg v
ing Dav program, which will be concluded.
The entries for this afternoon are as fol-
lows
Free FOR al pacing II. b. g., J, H
MGdig u; Bell b. m, J W Hicks; Frank
Limuer b s.. j l.. Eimonds II; Nelson.
s. g., NJ lis; Tx. b. g.. Buchanan.
T'rott,ng. $50 cass-JUck. b. g., F.
W tcrmcu; Woodllght. b, g., Doc Cutler:
Rctta. b. m, Sol Ha,o lone Curry, b. M.
pacing. 500 csss-F,auk r, b. e. J..
Bowscr; orphan Boy; : g. Tom simmsi
TTotting 2-year-olds-Amb rshaw, g. g.,
Ben saaw; Mary Summers h. m, Ben
Shaw; Lady, b. m, W. +, Clevei nd
The races will he called at 2:3o p. N.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
Work on La Porte Well Stopped,

Tn Porte, Texas, December 3--Work on
the oil we'll west Of town has been sus'
pended again owing to an accident which
win result in an indefinite delay Tho
nino has been twisted OF and more than 300
fect of casing is lodged In the bottom OF
the hole The wen Is down about 100 feet,
aud the casing broke little over half way
for. ana an effort will Ice made 20 draw
the pipe hut it viii be some time before
dis can be done. This is the second delay
which has occurred since the - 4 was
.lr.4 1, 800 tvet, operations A.t. 10 ue
stopped until a water well could be drilled,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
A Peculiar Accident.

Yolkum, Texas. December "a F NC
Donald and John Fritschcr, clerks IN 70.
employ Of HaLer Bros were th victims 81
an unusual accident Is morning j 1t en-
was~on a movable ladder several feet if''H
tie floor eett NJ some articles from 2 gu
shelf Mr. Med Ia wqs sweeping inine
diate,y under where Mr.. Fritscn was
when by some mea1s the ladder was
struck, Frltschc bel 2 precipit1ted 70 lIl55
Il or In falling his chin truck McDone!i,
Sycuud, sover I stitches . ing required 20
sew the parts together Trltscner reee sF3
hard knock and had three teeth knoeA'h
INIT ---------
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cuEssEs AT APPOINTMENTS

~ d Erath County May Succeed JEFF
Johnson.
jsH Worth, Texas, December At Is
smn hero today that Governor Lanham
D nkely appoint Nj. Clay Of Erath
lne to the position ~ commissioner OF
fsnncs. statistics and history, and that
|Ewsrintendent Of the deaf and dumb in
kmia a Austin will also be named in
h near future. Who will receive tho
i named appointment is not definitely
wv. but that Mr.. Clay will succeed JEFF.
fEn Johnson is almost an assured fact
Il Il Etated on good authority here that
fTsfnt IAnhsm does not intend TO make
4 further appointments from the Rp-
'aiaes Of the sayers administration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
wnIr or ERRoR AsKEn.

Austin TeSas, December T. The attor-
neys for Mayor ]. w higgins Of waco late
this evening aled with the clerk o. the
court Of civil appeals Of the Third district
AN application for writ Of error to the So
prcnlc court In the cose Of higgins 81, W.
Waco. Ichcariug ia wnich was ycst rday
denied by the 8ppouute court. The council
seeks 10 lmpcuch higgins and the m tier
WAS taknn into the courts, HA!gh decd ed
against higgins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
TRUCK GROWERS MEETING

q 30 Held at Galveston to Discuss the
Exchange Matter.
'lys'toh Texas, December IA meet
the South Texas Truck and Fruit
sfsStn association is called to meet In
f'atoa On December IT at 8 a. m. at
iounE Mems Christian Association
fahs 70 act upon the report Of the
.a.Nes % marketing and shipping ex-
re a tun attendance is requested.
H. = j. E, Badcock, President.
|Aia g. Field, Secretary.
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As a Liver Tonic
use O&iDINk.
ID Enf,ree sepatate q Law.

Beaumont, Texas. December 4.-AIayor
Langham. one or two Of che aldermen and
the directors OF the Beaumont street rail-
way held meeting for the purpose Of
going over the franchise under which the
street car company = operating with a
view 10 getting the line 10 running IN ae'
eordance herewith at the earliest possible
moment.
The result OF the meeting was that %
company asked that the council pass fesO-
buttons providing for the enforcement spe'
eihcally OF the separate compartment law
rs 20 the whites and colored.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05

Rockdale, Texas, December Alt meet
Ing Of his creditors held here today, Sir.
Lee Clark, hardware merchant, transferred
his stock OF goods. notes and accounts to
Leonard Isaacs, trustee. Tor the benefit OF
his creditors without preference. al but
a few Of whom were present or represent
cd Mr. Clark made n statement In sub
stance g- follows. Assets, stock ~ goods
,estimatedl 5000; other effects Sfsi0i total
- so LnhlItIes S4O.tl9. ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
Losses at Snyder.

syt,s TEXAS, December &-Ffre at
I'm 4. 10 this morning destroyed the
|i,rIc hall, loss 5000. NO insurance; Nj.
Ev.lborns Eaddle shop, $500, no insur-
n, a r. Ficka's grocery store and stock.
IA Insurance 5000: Bill Jones wagon
IA Ana livery stable and restaurant,
Ia po Insurance. Fire under control.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
San Aroelo Ronina Contest.

san Angelo, December 1.-Araugements
have been perfected for another grand rop-
ing carnival TO take pl ce here December
25 aud p, Friday and S4turd y. The drst
day VIII be a free-fornll $40 entrs1ce) ami
the second a team contest between John
Hewitt and Fred Baker Of san Angelo and
loo G. rduer and Ola McGcuniCle n West
Tom Green for $1,000. each m n to rope ave
steers The prlze. IN the FIRST days con-
test will be $3.50, $50 AMI $50. All the
ncraeksn will be engaged In this coralyoL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
To clons the OIL Enohanne.

Beaumont, Texas, December AIR. Q.
4. Bunch was elected secretary OF the
Beaumont oil exchange and board Of trade
at the stockholders meeting here tonight,
after which a motion was made, seconded
and carried that steps be taken 10 liquid
ate the Organization.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05

Mrs Daisy George, aged 81, widow
Of the late Austin George. died last
night at II o'clock at her home, 250l Fan
min street The funeral viii take place
this afternoon az O'Clock Rcv. Caldwell
wood.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
OIL AT FIFTY CENTS.
An Offer Of tire Price Has Been Made at
Beaumont

Beaumont.
Beaumont, Texas. December An Of.
fer has been nude Of 30 cents for Beau.
mont oil. This means that the price has
reached stage where the producer can
see greater dividends than he could be.
fore IN any quantity, no matter how great,
at cents per barrel The Inter price
was the gusher stage price while the 90
cents Is the pumping proposition price.
IS not believed by well Informed Oh men
that this price VIII be exceeded for some
time TO come.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-05
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uiector OF tho Texas agricultural ex-
1spai stations is anxious TO extend the
-nsss Oh the stations to the largest pos
lumber Of farmers In the State. Until
Nv there have been only 10000 names