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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-12
transactions at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, April .-Cattle-Recepts light;
shipments none. The few sales to-day were
at steady to strong prices. The usual strong
inquiry from local butchers was manifested.
The better grades of butcher cattle find
the strongest market. The market closed
n1liet and steadv Orlntat inns.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-12

Instruments fled for record In the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. April II. 1892.
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. 129 East Market street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

McAshan Methodist Church. Corner OF
Buffalo and German streets. J. Il. Warlick
pastor. Preaching sunday at II a. m. and
worth League at $50 p. m Prayer meet
ing "Wednesday night at sis O'Clock. All
are invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
A KILLING AT SEGUlN.
Cameron Riley, a Young Man, Is
Bead.
MILES MGFHEE MADE A STATEMENT
Admitting the Shooting but Claiming to
Have Been irresponsible Because
tio Was Drunk.
MILES MGFHGE MADE A STATEME

Scgun, Texas, June G-Camcrou Riley
was shot and Killed ia this city about mid
ul.hi last night. Mile McGchee and Wal
Ger Chesher, both OF san Marcos, wore
shortly after arrested mud lodged In the
county Jail 10 answer to the charge Of mnt-
dor
The three men were at chile stand Just
norm Of the court house square when ihe
shooting occurred. Rilcy shortly after told
an oraoer that he was shot and expired IN
about thirty minutes. McGehec and Cheshul
went to tho Commercial hotel, where th'y
were shortly nrler arrested When seen
~ the Jail by 1hc Post correspondent toaur
McGch,c made tho fonnwlns statement
81 don't rcmcmbtr a lhiug ln the world
about it, was very drmlG as the tine
aud did not know / had shot Riley mtlI
after had been urrracd ANA taken TO iail
have nothing fWthct ~ say.
Walter theshcr made the following STATE
mcut. 81 have nothing ia SAY iurthur thht
ala net do the shooting. / d.d not Know
That Riley was shot uutil We nud been a.
rested dcGchce vns very drunk at tue
time and / accompanied him to his room
after the shooting
AfrGchoc is reintcl 20 Hon. George r.
AfcGchce Of san Marcos aud Chcshct nae
resided here about four years, having DeeN
missed In this county,
Riley was - years ~ age, Oldest son gl
Nj. aud Mrs, James Riley OF this city Nv
PARTIES are well known ana prominently
connected throughout GuhdalupV, HonadIcs
Hays and Bexat COUNTIES,
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closinn Of coronal Institute.

San Marcos. Texas. juno 5-Rer. John
w Stoval Of Cuero delivered tho literary
address Mt the institute Wednesday morn
ing. His theme, Liberal Culture. was j
timely one, handled In a mastery way NJ
stovall is a scholarly student OF events 4
polished speaker Of commanding presence
and was at his best today.
Tao music OF the program today was
especially beautiful. showing in its selcc.
tlon and rendition that with underlying
work the idea had been not merely g mIke
n concord OF sweet sounds. but 10 Know u
In the highest sense Mr. Dudley ,9h,
pally johnson, the only sradalc OF IN
year presented In his grafton nv ~
poitunites of American Youth rohuAs''
Ing today and YESTERDAY. .h,
Prof. John Il. Pr,tchctt. president Q, thy
school. then presented the Prizes, alplsgln1'
and cer,ihcntcs. after which he spoke ~
ingly of the cordial support 81 ihehus'
--nil1 rnl rotroNs. mnti0T F"rTual ,WIl
ton OF Prof. S. W. stanfeld. who las ,.e'l
30 long anu successfully ton'4uela- w.
the school. 60. otip
primcr. Miss Georgia smith; Grst priEe'
recitation. Miss Olive Lake; second lIlhr,
Miss Alpha Butler: art. Miss ola Du ,.,,.a
literature. Miss Minnie Van Every must
irrt YEAR Miss Carrie Fisher SECOND Itaii
w. f~cr Br'row; third year. Mlss h ,i,r.
Richardson; fourth year. MISS Jnuse AVN
risuh; NTH year, Miss fHndee iVuiI Iii,,ion,i
year harmony, Miss Anna Buck, Dllioi'i IN
Mr. Dudley {. johnson. eortincaW ~
music. Misses ida Plitchett ara ,,, E'i,,tn cS
couoyer, In voice culture. Miss Marina III y
K,c, in English nnl science. Misn bhrH'
iiolt: in English. Miss Ola Miteheii'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
EPWoRTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE.
District Meeting Is to Be Held a. Nava-

o'su'ot Meeting Is to Be Held at Naya-
-. sofa June IL to 10.
'VnoWihs is The program for the M.
49," League conference to be held at Nav
sscta June 1913,
g. TUESDAY Evening, June II.
Houston NV o W. lhohias,
s,.., Wednesday, June IL.
M,ss ,.s prayer meeting, conducted by
| rs htta Brandt, Chanpen liill
~, a. m. Song and pratcr service iea hv
n.So 'iola sehMab, Galveston.
,nt H. m--AddtCss or welcome by Hon
'Ven Al, Ming, Navasuta.
,Wspohec- MISS Nary ncchcrl Austin
t i,sV a. IN, Enrolment OF dcicgnfes,
LOU Il. IN. Report of officers
W.to o. ms-prcpress OF the epwortn
aiasne IN the Texas conference, by Miss
IN waiting Galveston.
Music
IN, ~ a. a. m,-",Ihe Epworth League" address
~ hey. j. Il Cochran, Rockdaic.
AFTERNOON Scss on
10 2 m, III Song ana prayer service led by
- ~ FRANK, CoErOc.
.p"i =. m.-"rhc Devotional Department;
rs inject by Rev. q, w Davis Alvin.
go y. IN, discussion.
4ilV r. nl.-"lhe Charity aud Help De
iui' intent Its object" by Miss Laura Am.
son, Austin.
Discussion
o!lo y. m.--Song service.
4, $40 ?, m Address on Methodlsm by DR..
Massey, Bronham.
Thursday, June 10.
sunrise PRAYER service, led by Miss Maud
~ a. m,-S,ons and prayer service, led By
MI James Ii, Williams Hampstead.
O:3Q a. M The Literary Feature" 10y
MI Lyman Bailey, Austin.
~ n. m.-"The Social Feature" by Miss
Ida hunx Galveston.
lOli q. m .-Dlscusslon.
1880 a. m.--"1hc Reading Course" and
The Era by Mir. L. Lockwood, Calves
1o45 a. M Music in the League, by
Key. John II. Green, Houston.
discussion.
Music.
II a. m.-"Thc Icngue and Missions" by
Roy SAM r. Hay, Houston
Afternoon Session
3 y. m-SonG and prayer service. led by
BrriHmin Buwow. NayasotH.
1913 r. business session, election OF
o'rrcrs. etc.
junior Department
3;l5 p. m-"rhe League and the chill
drcn' hv Mr. f.. G, Lamb. Houston.
A p. m.-"Whcn | was a Junior by Miss
Bertha Moore Calvert, the Junior League
superintendent,
APO p. m-"Tho Junior league IN the
TEXAS Conference" by Miss Constance OK
4.45 p. m.-"The League versus the Liquor
Traffic" by Rev. clyde b. Garrett, Rich
II end
SITS n. n.-SonE service.
$40 H. -Sacramental service conducted
by Row W. w. Hcrner Anderson
Conservation service. conducted by Rev
4 T. 5. Hnvgood, Hampstead.
Fist Texas ministers are especially In
vlied
Each league in the Texas conference II
urged "a send delegates 10 this conference
Ecrd names immediately 10 Rev j. NJ
Adams, NHyasota.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

On tne most advanced farmers Of e.,..,.,..
Svtin.9 ncgah the experiment ~ .itta.une
i anna amounts Q, watermtions and ssmtss
ioupes 70 distant markets Thslr sinta'
prompted others TO follow ana TX slcc. IS
.aislhK ~ one Of the leading IA irls ~ tnf'oi
NNnualupe county, aud thoasl,nu- '.tcs q
~ a. -, use uislriDuted anlinally Ia tho h,ni,
nnNr hddtd la their Yearly in,op,a. " 10
S2tU to Si2Oo. '"eouies nom
80 s,ats ago the Truck Grover., 49,.
' ~, o. Guauainpo county was ureanin,J
hhce which tine many vepetni,i.s ' h.v.u
y,ch Shipped from tho county huse
nrst unc this year they have updert ~ ny s
M Ai,er ~ NJ o. PLANTING potatoes fnp
Iciincs'cc second GroN ftSSEHlos ia OF Early
Wis ordered and distributor nmnne ~
~ hoer "a the association Rerarj 80 'nS
,u uct tiat thc POTATOES Were n o,.,, ~.
~ a ahrtiving' ana the fact OF the no.
aIlcteu CROWN wn.ch covered this o,,io
section % West Texas, two rnrin,S, eIt'se
~, shippeu " Micngan during lhn ~
, weVN' anu many more will follow. S5t
Vhhs thls, put the entire county has h,.e
FURNISHED with potatoes durins the use sa
W. months, thereby leaving thousnnds
uo.iafs which Inns heretofore IN a ~ ~. W
n ,int gpir abroad. Tncre is not mcr.
VhHit III the county who handles or co,,,d
sea an, III hs hUt home raised nototocs '"u ~,
account of their superior onalitiss %, -
thm lmnortcd from abroad ''sf
me soii of Guadalupe county is Identical
VI, lHaL ~ nearly every county I'm ia
section OF West Texas. and the rosnIt ~
tng experiments o. the Guadalupe conut (
t tck growers association shows that pa.
ru{oes EiGd ahundantiy with hut llttla
ruiill when makes ali assured crop for mi /,
MCtlun OF West Texas. The prodt In tne
Eundnillpr county truck grower has bscn
rom 80 10 $50 per acre. regardless ~
lnv met tnat the crop came in moe t1nt
a month late. after the market nrics - !
POTATOES had decreased. Potatoes can h,
rglsea nc one half the expense anu work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

wharton Texas. June 6.The Baptist
district convention will bc held in Wharton
June % Preachers from every part of the
district are expected.
Rcys. Barr aud Doubt, two cvanGclIsts
Of the Christian church, were In Wharton
this week arranging for big tent meeting
to be held in this city some time soon.
The members of the Christian church have
organized Sunday school with Mr.. j. e.
Mcclure as superintendent.
The board OF trustees for the Wharton
SPECIAL meeting June 20 for the purpose OF
ciectlng tcuchers for the coming term.
Tho summer normal, which opened May
9G shows u decided increase In members,
A great deal OF interest Is manifested and
good progress reported.
Mr. Glen Faublan has purchased a drug
store In Houston aud will shortly move
mn ,amily to that city. Their loss will
bc much regretted in Wharton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
co,ous Christi Cuttings.

cornus Christi. Texas. June Dat tho
reeular monthly meeting OF Miramar lodge
10. 49,. Knights of Pythias, held on Tues
aav night, the following officers were elect
"a Cor tho ensuing six months: 4. NJ. Law
renre chancellor commander: w. Horne,
w, cbhnce!lor: Royal Givcns, p este. ~.
A. Crebenheim, master OF work; George
9rir, master Of arms; II II. Bingham. In
~ cnnrd: II. Calm, outer guard.
~ Jcssph McKew yesterday completed
80 'iabors Of taking the Corpus Christi
.nfoisstic census for the ensuing year,
Which shows 1888 white children and l54
coiored childrenl or spssna t3isi o. u.s.,
increase OF 80 children this year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

Alto. Texas June a. The hrst fun car Of
tomatoes was shipped from this place to-
day. This association viii ship from one
to three cars per day. This is thcir nrSt
year In the tomato business. This pace
shipped about six cars Of Irish potatoes the
past week. =, -
the Morrill, Fruit company, whieh Is 10,
Gated about -four miles from Alto, nhH IN
about scyenty.fve acres In tomatoes anl
ming td,natoea and potatoes They have n
hne Young peach orchard, When they get
ii all ont IN fruit trees they VIII nave the
largest orchard in this county. J.,
This section Is needing rain. corn "
looking hne Cotton prospect Is very good
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
MINIMUM PRICES REMAIN
On Steel Billets, but the Roof ls Oh fo
Better Figures

New York June Elm connection with
the steel plato pool meeting held IN this
city, the journal of Commerce suys no
change In prices was made, but that the
association placed no restriction on It's
members In getting as much for their
product as they eau. as Is well known
IN the trade. the Eastern mills ~" some
time have been selling at 2Vsl l.lo pr
pound New York. which compares WITH
tie present pool minimum OF LIS cents,
Tho association has made no change IN
prices since June 10, 1901 when the pres
ont basis OF LIS cents was established. II
has been currently reported for some tins
that come members OF the pool were IN
imum quotation TO / 50 cents This move,
II was understood. WIS opposed by tue
United States Steel corporation. which Is
considerable OF q fnctor ln regulating price,.
ThiR point IS accrntuated by the fact that
the corporation produces a large part or
the total output Of steel plate OF the pool
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

iinary teacher and az Gcrmaa ans ran,
vanr. aiso PASSED until future date. Thiee
iisss idu'es, Misses Minnie Us lcton. Ola
"a i,lsln and Mary Davenport, were elect, d
nn,,,ci u sohs " the schools. The two irsi
he,s ,,nre Temple graduates aud reside
~ MNs Davenport comes from Iiutto.
tenrhos9nss negro schools the same corps Of
X MS ms last year were reelected
src ciehtyslS mtfe pupils cntoiiei Tor naxf
Shilt.asna I'm Tor the past year The neg.
rsinn5S decreased II, while the whites
age Is 1881. divided rs foiiiows, 'Whlit,ce'
m"i ,yan' white, female Gao. Coidred'
"'aie IVY; cclored female pos.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
Lockhart Locals.

Lockhart Texas, June GA new post
offlce has been established at Elandel on
the line OF the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway, between Lockhayt aud Lulng'
This Is the point at which the new Lock
hart ana Luling Brick ana Tie WORKS my
n great convenience to the buslness men
OF Lockhart and Luling.
The I.orkhArt Daily Post " hnylhs tue
census OF tho city enumerated by an expert
at Its own expense.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
BRADSTREET'S FORECAST is
ROSY IN THE EXTREME.
Railroad Earnings Show Material Increase
Over teoi---lron and Steel Boom.
Crops Lock Splendid.

New York. June O., Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say; Crop prospects taken as n whole
are really brilliant railroad earnings are
enormous despite the small grain tonnage,
bnnk clearings are quite heavy notwith-
standing the speculative dullness and fall
urcs are fewer IN number than IN recent
years The ending Of the Boer war, II IS
also thought will have tendency 90 sum-
ulate export business In manufactures,
though interfering with trade In the
horses. mules and other articles of eNpor'
on the other hand the industrial situation
though improved NY the ending Of blast
furnace and teamsters' strikes Is stu q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
remote Church g Be Dedicated.

Temple. Texas June 5.--Next sunday 10
TO he especially observed at the First
Methodist church here. The church Is Just
free or debt, several years after compile
tion and according TO the usual custom will
be dedicated Rev. y =. Yield, under
exnected here, as also John NJ, Bsrcns and
chnrles Daniel Presiding Elder w. l..
sMnd Viii bs assisted Ia the service hy ths
pastsr. Rev II. D. xnicksrbcckes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
Tonule Teachers.

Temple, Texas. June Dat a mee'l'ls =.
the school board yesterday several NaoA
in tho schools for next year we're h'ieu !"
election Of teachers. Miss May nAs'N u
who has had position 10 the seho@s ~ -
the past two years, was made pfipcpa,
tho FIRST ward school Miss Rasnegrl;g, ~ I
home is in Rockdale. The ptnelpht ~ sn.
high school was passed over and beard
perintendent and president OK Sn 81 i
proper yIs man FOR the position and es,Ds nr \
before the board. The positions %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
PROHIBITION IN HILL COUNTY.
Ants Have a Good Sized Fund and Are
Doing Well

Doing Well
Hulshoro, Texas, June O. The county
local option campaign Is now going Mt a
brisk gait Both pros and antis are work
ing lnlustrously and both are apparently
confident of winning There is not great
deal OF speaking going on, but n great deal
of quiet work. So FAR ms organization Is
concerned. the antls seem to have the
hes; OF It, and also to have an unlimited
campaign fund The pros are not well
organized and are greatly hampered for
funds. Yesterday the ants quietly made
arrangements at the livery stables for all
tboir supre horses during the balance OF
The campaign, and the pros learned Of It
Inst nlsut II had thc effect Of stimulating
IN, IN aud putting them on thelr mettlc tlu
thcy have been since the campaign opened.
mo election will be held June il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
euADALuPE's POTATO CROP.
es'priment Which Has Been Most
Currapef,J

sun texas, June "A new undertake
= 'ae agricultural interests of not
- upacalupe county, but this entire c.
I'M. Msss Texas, has been successfully
M 'nte execution this year BY the
~ oro@ers' association of Guadalupe
,,Ss tor many years II has been an
10isaed fact that the soil of this sec
Nest Texas was particularly adapt.
!" ne raising Of Irish potatoes. For
leason' the farmers have cluns almo
,..V to corn and cotton. and their
sss Se mas proven iaborious and OK
- few years ago, two or three
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
Rovivala Al Minsola.

Mineola. Texas. June 5.--lhe protractel
meeting which has been going on for the
past two weeks ct the Christian church has
c,oscd. There were ten additions TO the
church
The Methodist people have a protracted
meeting In progress Mt their chureh; con-
Quoted by tie pastor, Rev g. '. W1ieF.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
sHERIFEs, DEPARTMENT.

Bellyiile Texas. June 5,All officers leok
man. about 81 years old, six feet tall, darn
complexion, smooth face, large eyes, hiGh
cheek bones. has dark hair; was last sgrI
on Saturday, May ~. lie was then ridiis
hold warrant charging him with nssaull
10 murder Address all INFORMATION TO
William Palm, sherin Austin county
Texas.
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Diat,iet Enworth Lesnue.

Greenyile Texas. Juno 0rhe dlstrlct
Epworth League. embracing Hunt county
win convene IN Groenvllle on the 10Th llih
ana 13tt ~ this month An interesting
urngrant VIII be o feature throughout, aid
lie pnblic h cordially Invited TO attehi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
. n.,.lau,ent Reached.

~, TeSas. June 6.-Thc litigation
- becn pending in the district
i, several years over the yards and
,..t ~ the Gulf, Bcnumont and kan
n, Isanta i'ej and the Gulf ana In
-. has at last besn amlcably settled
/ 4. tre roads will no longer have to
i. eOarts to settle their troubles, In
,.,opr, Of least. The litigation In
4 ! raluable terminal fights here ani
H. mo settlement the roads are to
n, 4. ., nense Of maintaining the yards
En- sud settle the Whole ON a basis OF, Of
n snsrtles. These terminals ARE the
I,sIseb.e Of any lii tue ciey in tnat
a ~ ID tie very heart OF tue city and
.ss Afford CONNECTIONS to more lndnu-
s.ss plahts than any other line has.
,ss4. 70 look as IL the Qua ana Inter
WI rotking out It's salvation and Will
w. " / yery long be valuable line to Beau-
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ohiId nLaa II hydrophobIa.

Hlllsboro. Texas. June e.-cecii. the T.
year old son Of NJ. D. Hammer died this
morpipa OF bydrophohIa. hs wss nlt ian w
sred doing we'll until few days ago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07

Houston--wm. Barry and. wife. ST.
George; L. n. West. Alhemarle.
Green Broadway Central
Dallas IS. o. Smith, Darlington; W. J..
oately. Marlborough: ". y. Kinney, Mur.
raw lin; j. g. Robinson. Grand Union.
Texas A. Zandelowitx, Herald Square.
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News Notes.

sesumont, Texas June 6.-Mr. j. +.
N.Y.. who mas charge Of the pork, an
N Mexican band for music in the plik.
IN eaey VIII give their first concert ON
|, ~ y. ealoyahle card party was eiren tonight
VIZ me Of Mrs. Hal w. Greer for the
s sr Of the United Daughters OF the Con-
tI0tas corpus proceedings have been up.
~ iof mere TO liberate George Poole and
M, 'po brothers. 1t Will he remembered
~, ~. foele was arrested under n charge of
ISls k'iled City Marshal Jctt of orange
.sy long ago. The hearing has been
WY Armstrong. Henry Morris and ri
|snpEn have been sentenced to terms, -
~ Rnltentinry by Judge Martin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
rR1,NNER METHODIST cHuRcu.

Sunday school nj 10 a. m. A. A. Forbes
superintendent, Preaching at IL a. IN. and
SIS o. m. 10y Rev w. A. Bowen OF the
Texas Christian Advocate. Junior Epworth
League meeting ct g p. m. and Senior Ep.
worth League devotional service at 7:45 r..
m. Rcgulnr prayer meeting Thursday even
ing Everybody cordially Invited 10 all srrv-
lees. Rev. W. i. Carothers, pastor.
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BGFT FROM BEAUMONT.
| ,autjoa Between Two Railroads
Has Been Settled.
+, NAY BUY ITS OWN EoSDs.
,,.,,ro Fund Which lie Available
: o. o',,nosc--Commandcr Booth
" ,.,Ier May Visit the City.

-1,e, The Posts Beaumont Of
k:Dt1 o la.,,n ogden bui.dins, corhef
Vsy'roekctt, Southwcstet tele-
y saa Mn L. +. Neely as business
b ", ,,s and +. w. Greer ms CORE
kfsnlau su,scriptions and advertise
|'spL ,.ws items left ut this. address
y Ell! q AZ prompt attention. subscrihs q.
rsFt q, cause for complaint as to de.
~ Y, s,pers are requested to pnone OF
"a q padptifr the office promptly.
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HOTEL ALLEGAANY
and
ROckeRloGE ALUM SPRINGS
FNFFNNFNINNt FFE- VNI " TNIVNNJ
CombMcd Mewntaip Resoits-

NTITVtTTN7W ITNWTVIFFIf TNFNVTIN7-77 :
On Chcsgprnke and Ohio Railway
HOTEL AlIEGuANy~~A handsomely
furnished mpdcn hotel at Goshen, Va.
on R o9 hIs q All l ~; Sqa "a
With hnc hotcs aud cottages beau hui
grounds and curative iHlnfrai waters; 81 :.
COO expended IN improvements this year..
are managed practically Ms Que resort cas-
40 frequent Intervals cnahlc guests 10 ~.
tcrHllnglN MS nudpr one roof Fine gnlf
links az Rockhiidgo Algni orchcstras ~
hoth aces, Lovely dryeS MnEu' iccut
mountdlH scenery. Withdrawing stlnmer
climate Ad,prsa
f. H. bROKENR0B OUGH,
Manager Hotel tlleghauv. Goshen, Va.
JAMES A. FRAZIER
General Manager RockhrIdge Alum Springs
Va.
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SCIENTIST.

first Church Of Christ. Scientist. Corner
Travis street and Mckinney avenue. Sun
dav school at 10 A. M. Services ut II A. M.
ami & u. IN Subject; SACRAMENT. !"
"Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
ding room a nc ca carda GPeh aSS from
stcond Church Of Christ Scientist -Main
street. between Mckinney and Lamar ave.
rvcs sunday services at II n. ~. ana y
n m subject: SACRAMENT" Sunday
School nj 10 O'Clock. Wednesday evening
rreotinc nj s o'clock. Reading rom open
d iiv from 10 a. m. 10 j m. All are cor
p'"i's ~ CATHOLIC.
Sacred Heart Church Corner Pierce and
San Jsclnto streets. TgiId sunday sfter
mas 10. 10 a. %. TIE nrst communion elsas
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That Bio Plant.

Beaumont, Texas, June 6.-Therc is moth.
p rsW in regard to the coming of the
|g'ntc plant in tho south end which has
|iused such a ripple Of excitement during
r last few days. The trade has TO all
Ftnts and purposes been closed and the
|'tfs Interested arc now in the North
y The papers will no doubt be passed
llele tne end Of the month. AS to tle
sVa l of the plant with the American
pne ana steel company, there seems 20
I 10 doubt here though, Of course, rvc.y
" ~ aadcrstands that Texas corporation
'l De formed to handle the matter
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will receive communion at first mass
Vesners sermon and bcncdlctIou $50 p.
N, Meeting OF Altar society on Thursday
4:So u. M Mnss daily during tue week
a. m. REV. J. T. Nicholson, rector
church Of Annuncintion Corner Craw-
ford street and Texas avenue tltst mass
at 80 n m High mass at 1850 a. IN,
Nespers nj s p. ~. Sunday school NJ o'Su
a, NJ Rev. Father llcnnesscy, pastor.