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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-29
Cornell Starts Training Table.

ithaca, IN. Y, Sept 2e.-The Cornell foot
ball training table was established yestardav ond
eleven men were taken follows: Davitt cap
tain; Hunt, Lawrence, Rice AFetzger, Costello,
Palmer, McAllister, Snider, Gordon and sloat
day, the fullback, has been obliged to withdraw
from the squad permanently account Of an
injury.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-29

The official entry list Of the harness
races at the Olivia fair has been issued.
The program follows: Sept. 20, 2:45 class,
purse $500; Sept. 3d.. 2:35 class, purse
$780,; 1922 class. purse $500; Oct. 1, 2:30
class, purse 5000; free for all. purse $500.
Al Gluck of Minneapolis has entered Susie
B. in the 2:45 and 2:35 classes, and Gosh
en- Jim in the free-for-all.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-29
Manchester Beats Meohanio Art..

The Manchester college football team defeated
the Mechanic Arts high school eleven Of st.
paul yesterday by score of 10 to O. Both
teams played fast game, doing better work
on the offensive than on the defensive.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-29
Kansas Wins First Game.

Lawrence. Kan. Sept. 29-The first football
game OF the season for the University of Kan
sas was played yesterday with the Emporia col
!ege team, and was victory for Kansas, "a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-29
AUTOMOBILING

After a stay of forty-etght in Boston as the
guests OF the Massachusetts, Automobile clubs,
the members Of the Automobile Club OF Amer
lea yesterday took up their return journey to
New York. Attic eighteen machines brought
the VISITORS more than thirty five machines
were in line when the tourists left, seventeen
vehicles having assembled to form an escort.
The run. yesterday was to Springfield.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-29

Bert Holcomb and r. W. Haroun, in a
twenty -four horse touring car left Chicago early
yesterday for New York, intent upon breaking
the record for long distance runs The trip will
be made In relays and it is the plan of the five
men participating to make no stop, day or night,
that 1t is possible to avoid. Holcomb and Har-
own will make the first stage of the run to
Cleveland. where Laurie Dnffe Will relieve them
taking the car to Buffalo. At that point two
other men Will take their places for the final
squirt into the eastern city. The drivers expect
to make the 1,O3O miles in fifty -four hours, or
better than twenty-three miles an hour.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-29

Of leaky roofs. w. s. Mott company.
Both phones, 376.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-29

In the scrimmage between the second
and third teams the second team scored
two touchdowns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Material Has All Been Ordered for the
Cotton Mil.

Material fidS All seen ordered tor the
Cotton Mill.
orange. Texas, February l3. Secretary j.
y. Hockey of tho Progressive league Is to-
day In receipt of letter from Judge A. NJ.
Hatcher OF Houston, president Of the or.
ange Cotton Mills company, stating that
contracts had all been made for the brick,
lime and cement aud other material TO be
used In the construction Of the cotton mills
at this place aud that building operations
would begin IN earnest 10y the first OF
March.
Mr. Stin X Harcourt ot New York will
give an Angcus recital at the Holland
hotel iu orange tomorrow night at s O'Clock
Mir. HarVourt is the composer Of the music
for a number Of popular songs the words
for which were written by Mr. Charles NJ.
Rein " this city
MT Joe Lucas, proprietor 81 the Palace
lcWvlry store IN this city. has ON display az
his store q rure old volume, being the laws
OF the United states printed ia 1916 Al
/ Is In n FUR state Of preservation and can
! be easily read. except ON the pages whCr,
! the worms have eaten holes m the paper
| Boiling Arthur Johnson, chief stan CORE
/ spundeut for the American Lumberman OF
| Nnioueo was In Orange today on bushes,
! tor his paper. MIR, Johnson has lately
/ made a careful study % the mnnufaCtur,
| and nus urged upon the members OF m,
/ business League The ndvisability of estab
fishing such factory IN orange which
offers location unsurpassed hN any othc
place In the South for the favorable am,
profitable operation OF plant Of this kiud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Death Of Wife as Result Of Railroads
Negligence Alleged.

Death OF WIFE as Result OF halIroao
Negligence Alleged.
Georgetown Texas, February 12.-In the
district court Of this county suit has been
Rled by n. b. Goddy ct al VS., the Iutcrna-
tlonal and Great Northern Railroad Com
pany for 10000 damages for the death
Of plaintiffs wife. Mrs. Bessie Goddy,
which, it Is alleged. was caused by the
defendant railroad company
The petition alleges that plaintiffs wife
was en- route from Bremoud to Mcneil,
that at Milano Junction the car In which
she and others were riding was switched
on to sidetrack and left standing from
q a. m until 8 a. III; that the weather
was very cold ana damp. that there was
only small stove I'm the car; the fire
went out aud there was no coal "a wood
with which to replcujsh It, that all at
PENDANTS had left the ear and its passengers
tn their fate: the doors would not remain
closed because Of defective fastcnngs I'm
der these conditions, plaintiffs wife, he
claims, took cold. which resulted in la
grippe, and finally caused her death. In
addition to the expense Of her illness, his
mental suffcrings. loss of time from his
business, etc, the petition alleges that the
deceased contributed regularly To the sup
port Of her parents, who are also parties
To the suit. Premises considered the plant
ms pray Judgment against the railroad com
puny in the sum above stated, 10000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
ELECTloM oEElCERs

Appointed by Commissioners Court IN
School Districts First Saturday IN April
Election officers for school districts No
election for school trustees, to be held on
Che hrSt Saturday in April, We're appointed
by the commissioners court yesterday as
follows:
Precinct No. I. william Bats,
Joe Burlnghausen and william Greyson.
Precinct No, 2 Oak Grove school house
Ellison Mcpougal, John Klein and Martin
frankS
Precinct No. 3, HOFFMAN. II. hoffman,
W. s, Burroughs and Tom Pevetcaux.
Precinct No. 4, Spring James Townsend,
J. c. Sellers and Il. Kummel
Precinct No ., Rose Hlll-J f. W.
Metzler. Fritz Kohs and Jules Hlrsch.
Precinct No. Z. Cypress-~F +, G.. kolb, Fred
sqrkhart md NJ HHnisge, ,,,.
ter, II. Meyer and John Dagenhardt
Precinct No. S, Harral-J, G Ehrhardt,
Charles ntchIe and Il. Glameyer.
TUwnsend, Ernest Cochran and A. Mahany,
Precinct No 10. Rear Crcck-T ] Baker.
Ernest Grouske and John Hinendahl.
Precinct No. 10, Dairy, C.. Fraser, j.
Precinct No H. Hockey Jacob Hiltpodt
Peter Sellers and Tom Roberts
Precinct No. -, Georgi-John Petr, Ky
fthlan and August Hegar.
Precinct No. H. SeNbroak John r VII
Hams, George Tucker and I'D Palms,
Precinct No. H. san Jaclnto- Ier Bald
Ridge r. d. Havalla and \ M6hr.
Precinct No. *, Cedar Bayou j. w
Tumpkius, Ed Ellasaw and j p Smith.
Precinct No. l8, Greens Bayui--RolanC
Parker, John Parker and II Huffman.
Prrrlnct No. II, White Settlement Crue
hy-William Gibson Lars Nelson and c. b
Carter.
Precinct No. is, Carpenters Bayou-J
p, Mngee, ST.. John Blalock and Roher
Adams.
Precinct No TO- Webster James ThomI
ron, r, Thomas ana +. r Waters.
Precinct No. 20, Harrisburg j. G. Butch
ct, Jim Parker aud G. u, Allen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14

Precinct No u, B,nler Louis Bender
y. y Jones and Joe Peschke
Precinct No -. Brars BaNon- .tcots
Kuh.map B, Tuflv rnd JoAn Priest
preciuct so u. B1kcr-iohn Haeger'
Charirs Albrecbt and \ Kolbow.
prpcinct 30. "a. Neuman--C. E Neuman
A HOLLOW and T K1uihau,z
Precinct Nc Is, North ttouston-C' joan
Precinct No. -, Prairie Vicw-F o.
Votes. ! Rankin and frank Cooper
Precinct No IS 1fnlidn school house-R'
C. kirkpatrick, Jack Cinella ana j. We
Pre- Precinct No. 25. Farmer school house
Captain Henry Smith. John Farmer aud A
n. Gravs.
r HHlendlhl and w vomer.
Precinct No u, Spring Brnnch-H. A.
Bauer, c. Nehorn and 1.ouie Clay.
Precinct No %, Humho--Andy Scars All
Precinct No. 90 Wrstdrid-Paul Nuscake,
Berry west and Dave Hicks,
Precinct NJ. ~. Huffman II L. Dunks
Precinct 40. ri, Cooper Hll-Adolph
Stnehucr. ! L. Hardy aud Julius Hirsch
Precinct No 81. sheldon Mike Harring
ton, spy Singleton ard Jim HARRINGTON. !.
Precinct NJ 20. Grlce-J. y woods, q
W Lougneckcr and John Puryis.
Precinc, No. "A. 0ot II C.. Oates
Isaac Oates and Frank Dow
Precinct No g. punman William 10 X
Precinct No 30. Almeha John Anderson
Precinct ~ 81 WaNcr-Iohu Binford
William a Mile ond w Whit.
Precinct 40 rs. WooSi 70 A. Wooster
j. w Grow aud .Stcimln
/ Precinct W. 80. Ba"or-I. X Michael
H Hamrcl anl 1arch ThCS
/ ]. II Starkr aud II l.. Glhj~
/ Precinct NO. A.. Kaly-A l. Euhanks, j
I Featherstone and George spencer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
PALESTINE POINTERS.
Business Men Are Intent on Better
Commercial Club,

Commercial Club.
pol,s.,., r,-.s t,oHf,,,r, "a There
,yas Taetnr o. ,be Commercial clgb
II this city last night az the city ball, hut |
,e,t, O Tow brzI,ces mon and ri+izeus were
=, % ~, 81 ,-.s.,t
PfcS'H- D'' D. ''''''' ING
md ,to,sa TINT tho purpose OF the meet
81, g. ..o ,.,,,t,,,
4Ls was L" ''''' '''''
lcuT Several talks were made 10y mum
her Of those present and all were unau-
,. H. ,..- 49,, .u..t,~ O.. crc,t, mono
'u''"S'f j" '"'"' '' E'"N wv
enthusiasm m hullI mp Q NN"hN 'hu
brff., coulmcl,ial club II was decided 10
,..-,,,.,,,. .t,. .t,,,i., Of .ni,.er. until ncvt
F''''l' NV '"
thursday night ai ""I'" NW' 'a's
number os business men aud members or
,bo .,,,t, .orc ,r,,,d =, no prescnt. A COM
49,. .t,.,,. e.,
mftcc WIS appointed ny INC pI'NIu'Ht 40
talk 10 the business men here before the
next meeting and try 10 interest the ma
iol.tv of them iu the club aud secure their
attendance at the meetings.
That the coming season In this county
vii SEC the largest truck crop ever
grown there rs no Doubt The Irish
potato crop in this section this yonr VIII
ir the biggest one ever known, aud many
/ farmers have already begun planting Scv
I rrnI carload. Of seed potutors have already
/ hecu sold in Palestine and there is more
/ 10 come Last year farmers who only
/ planted one two or three acres Of "spuis"
made such q success the growth was 80
prolific and tine prices SO good that this
I wear they VIII plant from twenty-five 10
loo acres rho same ls true Of other fruits
and vegetables. and the coming season viii
see more acreage devoted tu truck growing
than over before, and the largest per eepj
Of this land viii perhaps be planted in irish
potntaes
Talk ahout the East Texas Carnival and
Fruit show TO De held lu this city next
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Small pocToR,s BILLS.
Scientific Feeding The Way to Reduce
Them.

Them.
A little science Ia the selection OF food
leads TO good health and smaller doctor S
bills. IN health not only cuts down the
earnings but increases the cost of living,
toe How many men and women would
IKE TO save the biggest part OF what they
now pay out for sickness ycarlyf AS most
ailments come from improper feeding, II
stands 10 reason YOU wont need the doctor
$50 often II you feed yourself and family
right aud the doctor would be pleased as
The principal Of thr well known Hol-
land Academy at BeCkyillc, Texas, writes
as follows. Having been user OF Grape
Nuts tor the past two years beg 10 oner
testimony Of the effect II has had upon
myself and family
When / began the use OF Grape Nuts
my wife and / were taking resort for
our health in South Texas Up to this
time our lives were indeed miserable as a
result OF continual bad health, IN tempers
and heavy doctors bills, one day a mer
chant Of Bur6eyille, Texas, advised me to
Try Grape-Nuts as a diet;
Doubling that st would benefit me any
took home package, however, and be
fore ] had used this box ] had begun I,
tlon SO continued its use. After
had used the third package discontinued
the use OF medicine altogether, as | saw
Grape Nuts was doing more for me than al
the medicine had taken.
when ! returned home my friends ant
nelghbors hardly knew me, | mad Improved
so In health, appearance and energy.
had my grocer at Carthage order supply
aud have continued to use IL.
This year my family ife has been NOR,
happy than ever and my business. whicl
had been nearly wrecked before, Is now
prosperous,
"As / am q teacher, worried With IN,
care Of from 100 10 $50 small urchns q
our rural school. l am subject 20 consid
cradle worry aud strain upon the brain
Since my daily diet ~ Grape Nuts. how
ever. I must say my school work IS no
nearly 90 unpleasant.
II recommend it for q plain simple die
that worn and tired out feeling IN thl
brain. Respectfully, honestly and carnestll
yours Name furnished bJ Postum Co,
Battle Greek, Mich
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Lockhart Locals.

Lockhart, Texas. February i3,--rhe com
mlssioners court Of Caldwell county at It's
regular session this week levied county
taxes for the current year as follows: Con
eral fund. * cents on the SiUO. road and
bridge find. 10 cents on the Sio0 bridge
bond fund, cents on the Sl0o: court house
fund, Is cents on the slOd; aggreghtinc IS
cents ON the 500 az valuation, being )
cents less than was levied last year.
The lockhart city council has ndvcrtispd
for bids for street grading and Tor hauling
2QOD loads OF gravel for use on the public
streets
ing preparation for a full.tuc run aud a
rush of business next season They are
erecting new hull house OF mammoth
proportions. and putting IN some Improved
machinery
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Land Sale Suit.

Beaumont, Texas, February IA suit
has been filed In the clerks office of the
dlstric; court by s. II, jackson vs.. W. +.
Gotten ct al The petition alleges that on
January s. 1903, defendants and one q. ".
Clemens, who are land agents, entered
into an agreement regarding the sale Of
certain land In Hardin county; that 10 WAS
agreed that Clemens should have the sole
and exclusive right 90 mud a purchaser
for the twcnty.nine acres and thar plain
It'd and Clemens should receive as their
commission all over the sum ot $500 they
should receive FOR the same; that the land
was sold for $1,000 ana defendant was
asked 10 make q deed OF conveyance 10
n s. Alien, which they refused, but pro.
cccdcd 10 soil portion TO another party.
Plaintiff says that Clemens has transferred
to him all his interest to the debt against
defendant Plaintiff ayers that he is due
SiSON and prAys ior $1,000 DAMAGES.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
BRENNAN BUDGET.
First Kiln Of Brick Has Been Burned and
Is Now Cooling.

First Kiln Of Brick Has Been Burned ano
Is Now Cooling.
Brenham Texas. February 10. Tho first
kiln OF the new brick manufacturing cstan-
lishment in Brennan has been burned ana
the fires are now dying down In 1t. few
top brick have been tshed out and thrown
OF to cool. which, Of course. Injuries them
as samples, by reason of their cooling so
much faster than they could II the hres
were allowed to die down slowly In the
kiln, but these samples are very 6ne brick
IN fact. much better than the average com
mcrciul brick that has heretofore been
sold here There is no question in tn
world about the success OF the brick yard.
1t has been thoroughly demonstrated that
the clay at this yard Is Just us good as eau
he found anywhere and that Brenhum Is at
last blessed with first class brick yaru.
Nit. Max EyeiSberg, who has been en-
gagged In the confectionery and soda water
business here for some time, has decided
to remove this business to CleDurue ANA
Nh Adam Gienz of Vaudeville came In
Thursday and had one of his fingers ampu
tuted In the hope Of saving his hand.
few DAYS ago he was spurred by n game
rooster and blood poison had set In.
The board Of county commissioners none
to conclude the labors of the term by WORK,
lug tonight. and 1t Is to be hoped they Wlll
succeed, for another weeks session IKE
! the present ono would bankrupt more than
one fund Of the county. IL has been an e&-
/ ucnSyc term.
At Sommervile. Wednesday, Charlie
| Robertson. well known bootback out
/ hunting. attempted to crawl through WIZ"
| fence and tuil his gun behind him, when
/ Il was accidentally discharged. the whole
! load taking effect In his arm, shooting 1t
] of He walked nearly Il mile with tine
wounded member hanging In shreds at his
| side. when a farmer took him in his buggy
! and carried him to town. where Dr. Il. u.
! B Bledsoe amputated the mangled mem
| Der.
Invitations have been sent ont to a num-
bor Of neighborlnG lodges to attend the
| knights Of Pvthias school of instruction "a
be held nj BRENNAN lodge No 10 on the
| Goth instant, and no doubt there Will be d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
prohIbItIon Leoture At Buan.

Bryan, Texas, February lO-Rev, Quincy
Lee Morrow OF Indiana spoke at the court
house In this city yesterday afternoon aud
last night on prohibition. He was brought
here by the local preachers, who say they
want 10 DO some educational work before
lnnugurgting a prohibition campaign. Rev.
Morrow had large audience at both meet
iugs and was given the closest attention.
This IS doubtless tho first gun in the pro-
hibitlou battle IN Brnzos county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Victoria County Lay Lew

victoria Texas, February II The coun.
" commissioners met Monday and are. stiu
IN session The principal business so far
l'"nsa'ted Is the fixing Of the county tax
t tSSs', which remains at a. cents ON the Slo0.
~ petition for special election ID, .guthor.
ror, sne lcNying AZ special road lax Of Ii
~. nave not yci been obtained hence
'ue matter mas not set been acted ON.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Waco Wants Hot Matnr.

Waco Texas, February 12.-The business
organizations Of the city are organizing TO
bore for hot water in this city. It is be
licved 10y those who have investigated that
Waco has the same stratum Marlin has and
hot water can be secured by going deem
enough At joint meeting OF the two
clubs last night the matter was discussed
at length and committees appointed to sug-
Gest a plan OF action.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
CITY PAVING OH

Beaumont. Texas. February 1S.-rhe city
is today paying OF the school teachers FOR
the month ending tomorrow. The same
system In paying the school funds as was
already adopted In the payment OF the city
bills has been adopted Deputy Treasurer
Sutton has been quite busy for ten days
past getting all the school books In good
shane in order 20 comply with the reports
and affidavlts that have to be made TO the
officials at Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
llano Bank Eleotion.

Llano, Texas, February 11-At a meeting
of the stockholders Of the Llano National
bank on the 10Th instant, the following
officials were elected for the following year.
N. II. Slator, president; c. 7. Moss aud
Henry f. j Kicker vice presidents, l.. g.
Smith. cashier The following directors
were also elected. NJ. II. Sator. Henry f
J. Kicker G. T. Moss, l.. G. Smith, {. II.
Appleton, j, II. Mclean
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Corn for PIantino.

Hearne, Texas, February lO-A carload
Of corn, consigned 10 local parties was
unloaded here yesterday and most Of IL will
be distributed aud used Tor planting ulr,
poses, there being a shortage Of seed corn
around here. aud this particular shipupnt
heing very much above the average shipDed
In here So far
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14

only the gratifying condition of this instl..
tuition. hut Of the business development 7
Beaumont. This baking house, wnlcn mas
Il has made IN tho financial world, Is sure.
~ striking example u the aPnorlsm ina ma
In youth ~. weil ~ union there rs strenRth:
Not vet having reached the age 81 halt
year Il IL able 10 show deposits TO the
extent Of nearly $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Live Oak County MaveIs.

oakvlle, Texas, February 9.-There Is on
exhibition here yam potato that weighs
1893 pounds, q turnip that weighs l3 Mound,
and cabbage head that weighs pounds.
II Is a common thing TO see nmips on the
market here weighing from S To 10 poiipds
All these were grown without Irrigation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14

II YOU contemplate e y Sas Seen = Z, z
and see a FISCHER Nni'9f eei sure IA. .,.,sri
tWenty,onc years; ana a. te tn 10 buy : Isl
will decide that II "a "a make rather .eriss
6 6oR P D,aac Of q furniture q o.ransa
noisy Ss R5s ss come cal sas Good insires,' =
plonos). Smnewald's ~ leave sos ~
aud ali the latest mass'' nlaao tanlas
ders with Us for goou
repairing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14

Gay gay and passed resolutions against the
enactment Of the bin offered IN The Lexis.
, conntr og hGn, Walter Holgey OF this
ogCupatlon tax on physicians They oito
Wss iue physicians over the state To usa
{yHiHTr influence against the passage of HE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Ch,rIes Moehlmann su"sI'0'rh,r

Yoakum, Texas, Fegyg l,ggrder Of P: .g
Moeh mann, accused 81 Tame lame last ysp9,
McMurry near SW we, and snrrepdereaa,
y w6s takcn t. to Halletsville ta's Az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
Comnlaint of Molues.

Halletsyille, Texas, February II Farm
ers in Sweet Home ncighborhood are COM
planning Of the ravaGeS of wolves, which
have become numerous recently.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
John TysInner Do

7, ,,siIylulah; Icxas, February 12-John
a. his room, southeast OF Sbermsn o,.a
CO... ,niea last night lie never re.rninad
sTriva9 ness. Louis r.! singer OF Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
The holsey Sill onnosed

corsieana' Texas, February Il. The Cor.
SieanA District Medical Association met to.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14
San Felipe Canal Proposal.

Beaumont, Texas, February 13-W. J.
Frederick. a prominent gentleman OF san
Felipe Is in Beaumont for the purpose of
closing deal for the engineering work on
the canal property Of the san Felipe Ca
ual company He stated to The Post cor
respondent that the company has all its
plans and prohlcs prepared and will soon
die tho charter for a corporation by the
above named 10 be capitalized at $1,000,
coo He has practically closed all the de-
tails here and will return to his home IN
a day or two, He arranged a contract
with Mr.. h. J. Kopke of this city whereby
the latter will look after the work for
them, He stated that they will have under
cultivation about 3OCGO acres when the
plant Is completed aud that they are put
ting such large amount of money In the
business in order to do the work properly
aud be prepared for the big plantation they
win hive under their care He thinks the
land around his country win prove a great
success MS rice growing proposition. The
idea seems to he to get the plant com
petcd tn ample time for the next year s
crop Mr., Kopkc has informed him that
this cnn he done, The concern will he one
of tho largest Of It's kind IN Texas and
Mr. Frederick seems delighted with the
success he mas met with here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-14

slow fever is the most dreaded OF ali
dlseases % til, South. oNIplAE prevents
and cures.