The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 46, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 21, 1904 Page: 4 of 10
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"HOUSTON DAILY POSTt SATURDAY MORNTNa MAY 21. 1904.
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l Always yerreUneeda Biscuit. Put
them in the lunch box; pat a package .
in your grip when you travel; gire the (
f children all they vant of them. Make VCy
sandwiches of them; eat them with any ' . W
relish any beverage. A satisfying VM
food for everybody. . V
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are 9o6 only In airtight package that I
their delicate flavor and crisp- II II
" v nets protect them from moisture dust if t . ' I
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ft. table as fresh as when baked. QAF M
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RESULTS COME
Dr. Knapp Says Fanners Will
Make a Crop.
WEEYILHA5D0NEN0 HARM
Up to Present Time Though It
Has Made Its Appearance.
' Organization Is Thorough.
White considerable publicity hu been
ires to the work of the Culled Bute
agricultural department In Tens. R la
not generally realised Just what this
wort means to ths Tiiu farmers not
alone far the present season but for ell
Jme to come. In Houston under tb su-
pervle on of pr. B. A. Knapp who has a
corps of assistants is a thoroughly or-
ganised branch of tb agricultural de-
partment. In the organisation of.tbe
farmers' co-operative demoslratlve work
tn this State ur. Knapp has since begln-
Rina his work last February sceompllsned
. menders. Ho has Bad thorougniy organ-
tsed fanners througnout the State from
vboa he receives reports at regular In-
tervals. These farmers keep him postal
wpoa conditions and whenever anything
ww develops.
In addition to this he has agents out
ad over Mm Stat who send In reports of
every (arm they visit. The eorreapond-
nos te kept filed In alphabetical order
. sad all the doctor has to do is to ref-r
to this correspondence whenever he de-
' sires to find out an rim tig- aoout condl
ttcats In a certain locality at a certain
lasso in seeping istpv in me neio m-
vaaslaDBtlng and making reports as well
ee the reports front the organised fsrm-
era he has two sides to every question
that sear arise and is thus better able
ts cove with conditions.
VEKPINO EVIRUASTTNOLT AT IT.
He himself and his assistant. Mr.
t. Curtis an out among the
all the time. For Instance last
ks saads a trip up In the Panhandle
try Bad talked te the people and
enosoregaaa'ut Monday ht
was hi Caldwell. From there he went
te Lake Charles. last night he went
m Cooper. Delta county In the northern
fssrttoo of the State when he return
as will go to the demonstration farm In
OsJssstesL thence to San Antonio anl
from there to Seguln He and Mr Cur-
tis ars os the go all the time and every-
where they go they meet and talk to the
farmer about their crops. They tell
thesn kow te diversify how to cultivate.
They tell them to raise hogs and e.ilcfc-
sbs and piaat gardens AU the time thev
sre keeping everlastingly at It.
farmers nriNi with each
OTHER.
t asked concerning the work yester-
Say afterDOoa by a Post representative.
fl Syspopiies to
la civilized society there are one
ecice if only pure -cleanly nourishing food were eaten. Dyspeptics
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Is absolutely pure clean and
' ' strength health and comfort.
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C-b flotritioas Easy of Digestion tzi Re:Jy to Eat
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TV Knarp answered: "Well. I believe
the people are going to nuke a crop this
year They are all Interested snd each
fellow Is trying to outdo the other fel-
low. They are all In good spirits and
are confident. Even those farmers win
held back and did not Join In the co-
operative movementBse at work. They
say: 'We are not gWng to let them fel-
lows from Washington beat us farming.'
The result Is that they are all doing
something Tet It Is all experimental.
We can not tell just which Is the best
method until after we have seen results
and we will have to wait for them until
the fan". We are not prejudiced but
take an Interest tn everything that Is
suggested. We are often asked questions
concerning this method of daetroyliut
the boll weevil and that. We do not
know. No one knows how to handle him.
He Is the hardiest little fellow I ever
saw. Ton can pnt him In alcohol for an
hour. Take him out. and after the tapes
of ten minutes he Is all right though
a little drunk. He soon recovers from
that and becomes as lively as aver."
GOOD IX EVERT METHOD.
"Every method tried on the weevil
does soms good. Poisoning has Its re-
sults snd the man with the machine
for catching then does some good. W-e
rrtrays bars agents looking after these
experiments whenever and wherever they
are made and we keep in touch with
the results. We have no pet theories of
our own. We do not want the 10.000; we
couldn't get It if we did. We are out
fur results and the work Is an experi-
ment. It Is the first time In the history
of the country that the department has
gone about co-operating with the farmers
ji a practical way As 1 told you. we ex-
pect that the farmers will make a crop
this year. But whether they do or not
we wilfget in after them again as soon
as the rron la authored. We Will advise
trr-m to hum tbelr stalks break their
land Then next year we will tell them
to diversify to plant some corn snd oow
peas snd not so much cotton. We are
ijo experimenting with eighty differ-
ent varieties of cotton snd we are ex-
perlmenflr.g with new plants from for-
eign countries snd the farmers will be
advised to take hoid and plant the thing
which proves successful In these. The
chances are that a better crop will be
made next year than this."
WEEVIL HAS APPEARED.
' Bo far the boll weevil has not'dwne
any damage this year. He has made
his appearance tn some places. In some
places where he appeared early he has
d-appeared. and In places where he was
thick last year he has not put In his
appearance at all so far. 1 do not know
why. but suppose that the rains hsd
something to do with It. He will do
some damage this year of course prob-
ably a good deal but we are after him.
and the farmer pretty much through-
out the boll weevil district are after hlra.
and when a determined body of men com-
bine to a certain end and work like the
men In our organisation are working re-
sults are bour.d to follow."
. For Adoption of Rules
A petition Is being circulated by some of
the members of the city democratsc ex-
ecutive committee smong the other mem-
bers requesting Chairman Curtln to call
thousand dyspeptics to one drunkard.
uncooked improperly prepared foods.
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
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contains only the necessary substances that the system demands for
Carefully and conscientiously prepared by a physician and chemist of
a meeting of the committee for the pur-
pose of adopting the rules presented to
the committee during Its last meeting. Mr.
J. H. Swops chairman of the committee
on rules stated that those whs favor
the adoption of the rules will at least find
out by this petition what the strength of
the opposition Is. He believes that If he
can secure s full expression of the sons
mlttee the rules will be sdopted.
COAST COUNTRY SETTLERS
Various Colonies Adjacent to
Houston All Doing WelL
After soms week of idleness among
the real eitats dealers of the city busi-
ness proipects seem to be brightening up
rod wltbln the next few weeks many
pros pectins Investors will doubtless in-
vade South Texas. At this season of the
year the real astat business is always
less active than during the fall and win-
ter. Within the pert few months or
rather within the past all months eol-
en'ntlon has been encouraged on a large
basis snd s number o: nourishing settle-
ments have sprung np all through Bouth
Texas.
Among this number one or two Japa-
nese colonies have been started snd re-
port say that they are showing great
J regress snd prieperlty. One of tneso
ep colonies which u located about
twelve miles northwest of this city. Is
now digging: wells for Irrigation purposes.
The last well ahlch came in only a
Sew oays ago. is ssu to ue very line
tr f W llahl was out to see it a few
dtys ago and vtated that he thought It
one or Ihe flneat prrduclng wells In the
county. The Lsyns scteen. which was
used on this well. Is said to be very sat-
isfactory and consequently Mr. Hani en-
gaged the Lavne people to dig two wells
on his farm near vteemeio.
Regarding the eotdltlon In the rice
farms tn this county and within a short
distance from H oust one Mr. Hahl stated
that he bad been out viewing them for
the past few days and that the crops are
all fen a fine condition and satisfactory
la every respect.
Regarding the German Mennonlts
colony which was located Just this side
of Westflsld. only a abort time ago.
every Indication points to Its prosperity.
' it Is understood that a number of faml-
lies will corns Scuta about the first of
June and Jem the famines which have
aireauy setuea mere.
BOW MART BABIES?
How many babies will be bom and
officially registered In Houston In Mar.
Juna and July. A fM gold watch and 83
cash pnses tor ins nearest estimates.
Buy a can of Hon Brain Condensed Milk
from your grocer and find out all about
It. No better milk Is made. Save the
labels. They are valuable.
TRIMBLES tTtOLlQCES.
The Trimbles Frollques Vaudeville com-
pany will appear at Sweeney A Coombs
onera house two nights and a mattrtee.
commencing Monday. May 8. at popular
prices ht cents. 3 cents and ss cents.
Dr. R. C. Hodges will return about
May 9 and will resume practice. Office
and hours same as betore. K Travis
street .
O f runtianl
This host would be cut off at
are made by the uk of impure
ORDER II . 0IL CASE
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ANOTHER INTERVENTION
ALLOWED BY COURT.
Master in Chancery Burnett of
Kir by Lumber Company Files.
Further Reports.
In the Vnlted States courts for the
Southern district of Texus am Interven-
tion was filed in the nrT-sivcrshlp mate
ter of the Houston Oil company of Texas
by Augustine T. Stnythe of Charleston
8. C. snd Henry J. Bowdrtln of Balti-
more lid. asking to be allowed the sum
of f7M3.ai tor services rendered the above
company. . '
The Intervenor claim that they were
eu ployed by Patrick Calhoun who was
chairman of ths executive committee ot
the oil company to go to Knglaml to con-
duct important negotiations In the la
torest of the oil company. I . -...
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fldavtt made by Patrick Calhoun. In
which he says that he employed the
above parties to perform the services
stated by them in their intervention aad
he further says that the fee charged is
reasonable in his opinion.
They were granted leave to Intervene
and the Intervention was referred to spe
cial master In chancery. Joseph u. slay
ers for his report by Judge Burns.
PORITT OP CLAIMS.
Judas James R. Burnett (master la
chancery for the Ktrby Lumber company
yesterday filed his reports on tnterven-
u'ns of the following creditors: 4
Allls Chalmers company of Chicago
claim to the amount ot UOfttJI allowed
as a preference claim. It being for mate
rial rurnianeu tne company wiuiw sis
months orlor to February 1. 1804. The
balance of the claim of the above qpra-
Danv for xuoo was aiioweu as a geuairai
claim without priority.
Page Belting company of Concord N.
H. claim for etsvl.tl allowed same be
ing for belting esea in tne mills or us
Klrby Lumber company and It Is estab-
lished as a Hen and a preference claim.
Drummoad Mill and Elevator company
of DrummondJ O. T. claim for tSKLM
for flour and meal sold to the company
was allowed but not as a preference
claim f The decree of the oouri provides
that debts due for material ana sup-
plies" furnished to the company within
lx months print to Eebruary L 1904 shall
be oaid out ofthe Lerf-ome of the property
during the receivership.
The company. In vonnectlon with Its
mills sold merohsndlse to the employes
and also to the public at a profit of about
3 per cent and at least a large quantity
of the goods were sold to the employes in
payment of wages due within the sis
months but tne special master new inai
"supplies" meant such as were necessary
fn. the nneeeilon of the mllla and did
not include merchandise.
The creditors exceptea to tne report in
so far as It denied them priority u pay-
ment. JOE H. EAGLETS CLAIM.
Ths report of ths master tn ths matter
of ths claim of Joe U. Eagle was also
tiled togethsr with a full statement of
the evidence. Mr. 4ls's claim la .al-
lowed except the charge for ssnioss and
sxpenses as general attorney for the
temporary receivers from February 1 to
March 17 which was reduced from SStoa
to ttfoo and this was allowed as aa ex-
pense of ths receivership.
The master held that Mr. Eagle was
an "employe" la the meaning of ths de-
cree of the court providing for priority
of payment to "employes" of the com-
pany for services rendered within six
months prior to February h 1904 and
therefore allowed his claim for salary
due him for January 1304 as a preference
claim.
If the term ' "employer be restricted to
laborers who might hare a lien under the
laws of Tsxas then an attorney would
not be Included but. as there was no
such restriction the master was of the
opinion that an attorney employed for
a term and at a atlpauttcd salary w .a
an "employe."
It appeared that Mr. Eagle had ad-
vanced severs! .hundred dollars for t Te
company in payment of other attorney'
fees court costs and other expenses In
curred In connection with his duties snd
services ss general attorney. This clai.-n
was allowed and In his report ths mas:-.r
states that It seems equitable that Mr.
Eagle should be reimbursed the paymett
having been made In good faith and f r
the benefit of the company but as the
clslm did not come within the expressed
terms ot the decree giving priority of
yayment. . the matter was referred to
udgs Burns.
CONCERT AT THE HEIGHTS
Methodist Church There Has
Planned an Enjoyable Event.
"Te Olden Tyme Concert'' Is nsme givn
.y the First Methodist Episcopal thur. h
of Houston Helshts for a concert whl h
thej will grvs next Friday night. T-e
cottrtrt wiU be under the direction if
Miss Ruhy Hughes of Chicago who re-
cently came to Housttn. Miss Hughe
Is an accomplished music t cache r. ud
its success is already assured. The fol-
lowing program has been arranged:
"Sound th Loud Timbrel".:....
By all ye Men and ye Vom-n
"Believe Me. If All Thos" En'lesrlnr
Young Charms" Mlatrees R(-er
"When- Are You Oolng to. My Prettv
Maid?"
Mistress Farks snd Master Mi!r
"'Oh Dear What Can the Matter X
All ye Wom-n
"Cousin Jededlah
Muster Miller and all ye Pprinle
Join tn ye Chorus.
"Master and Pupil"
. Mistress Rlner end Master Bang in
"Walt for the Wagon"
"Meeting of the Waters" . .Mistress riiho
'The 8lngtn' Skewl" Mletrees Wi tx
Kecttatinn Mlstrees Mcl.r 1
The School Master" Master .Miil-r
"Reuben avid Rachel"
. Mistress funee and Master Wjl!e-
"Auld Iuig Svne"
All ye Men and all ye Women
. The Recorder's Court.
A market man was arrested yeeteril..y
morning' at the Instance of city Veterlro'-
rlan Noble on the charge of selling tslntM
fish. This Is the first arrest made in
this city on the rharge. and It atlf-M
things up s little among the market n e:)
when the case became generally khosn
The defendant was tried before Rn-ordT
Msrmlon and fined ICS and eopte A m i -was
fined in ths same amount on it
charge of kicking a small boy out i
Highland park. Haven uf the elaht va-
grants rounded up Thursday nldht w.o
convicted yesterday and will he pin... I
on the chain gnng this rnornlng or Mom.
day A guard for the gaife has been e..
ployed.
ONE DOLLAR FREE.
In Oreen Trading Rtamps with es h
SS cents purchase Saturday and Mord.'
at the Panama Coffee Co. fill Mvn
"where the Chinaman stands." Old pho; -
Lsdles visit the "Excello" at Centrii
market
ONE DOLLAR FREE.
In Oreen Trading Stamps with each
SO cents purchase Saturday nnd Mond.v
st the Panama Coffee- Co 6'1 iialn
"where the Chinaman stands." Old phone
HOW M ANT RABIES?
How many babies will lie born and
officially registered In Houston In Mny
June and July. A S50 gold w-itrh anl i
cash prises for the nearest estimates
Buy a can of l.lon firand Condensed Ml;
from your grocer and find out all aooui
It. No better rnllk Is made flava tht
labels. They ars valuable.
"Excello" at Central market handles
drsssi fl poultry and yard eggs.
NEW TURNIS TAKEN
A BANKRUPTCY MOVE IN
MILLING CASE.
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Affairs of T. VL Thompson Com-
pany Continue to Engage'
Attention.
A new turn In matters of the T. H.
Thompson Milling company wrta had yes-
terday by the flHn of petition in in-
voluntary bankruptcy against this con-
cern In the Federal court.
The vetltlon In bankruptcy was flled by
three creditors of this company who are
aa follows: Thompson Miller ft Shirk.
tae.SS; Frtnch Marker Orocery company
T3.a and jr. W. ileltmann A Co. t0W.il
and they pray that this concern be ad-
judged a bankrupt. 9 '
It will be remembered that qn last
Monday afternoon in the Btate court a
petition for the appointment of a receiver
was filed against thtsfbompnny by Hugh
Hamilton a creditor and stockholder and
upon his application R. W. Wler was
appointed temporary sfcetver by Judge
W. P. Ilamblen'vwBdiflg the hearing for
the appointment ot a permanent receiver
which was ser for yesterday afternoon.
When the application came up for hear-
ing yesterday afternoon the attorneys for
Hugh Hamilton asked 'for a postpone-
ment until this afternoon but Judge
Hamblen stated at thla point that he hsd
been informed that a petition In bank-
ruptcy had been filed against this con-
cern and that being the case he would not
appoint a permanent receiver until this
was disposed of but he announced that
he would continue the temporary receiver
In charge until further order of the court
If this concern should be adjudged
bankrupt In the Federal oourt the Juris-
diction of the State will have passed Into
the I nlted States court and of course
a receiver could not then be appointed by
the State court.
After some Uttle discussion ths attor-
neys representing the creditors present In
the court yesterday afternoon were In-
structed to meet at the office of Attor-
new K. B. Parker this afternoon for the
purpose of trying to adjust the matters
of tliis concern out of court.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Rev. B. F. RUey pastor. Services at
Bryan hall Fannin street between Rusk
and Walker avenues. Preach.ng at U a.
m. by Dr. L. T. Mays. Young People s
Vnlon at 7:30 p. m. The evening; service
will be-conducted by Dr. Riley. (
FIRST OERMAN LUTHERAN
Corner Texas " avenue and Caroline
street. Sunday school at 9 a. m. tfpevUl
service at 0W a. m. After service com-
munion. The Texas district conference
will meet In Houston next Thursday
May 38 at the church at 10 a. m. About
sixty pastors and delegates will be pres-
ent b D. Press pastor.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday school at :46 a. m. Instead of
the regular preaching service at 11 a. m.
the service will be conducted by the board
of elders and deacons and reports from
the Sunday school christian Endeavor
and the church will be made. At I o'clock
In the evening the Vervlce will 4te con-
ducted by the Endeavor society.
t TABERNACLE METHODIST.
Corner Polk .and Caroline streets Ellis
Smith pastor. Sunday school at 9:90 a.
nl Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
and at ti. m. Prayer meeting Wednes
day night. Epworth League meeting Fri-
day night. Strangers cordially Invlt d to
ail services.
CHRI8TL4."nBCIENCE.
First Church of Christ Scientist cor-
ner of Travis street and McKlnnev ave
nue. Sanday school at 9:45 a. m. Services
at U s. m. and p. m. Subject: "An-
cient and Modern Necromancy; or Mes-
merism and Hypnotism." Wednesday
evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading
. room at the church open daily except
Bunoay irom to a p. m.
Second Church of - Christ. Rci.ni.t
Main street between McKtnney and La-
mar avenues. Services Sunday at 11 a.
m. and I p. m. Subject: "Ancient and
Modern Necromancy; or. Mesmerism and
Hypnotism. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
Reading room open dally from 10 a m.
to u. All are cordially Invited.
WASHINGTON STREET METHOPI8T.
corner Washington and Trinity streets
Rev. 8. . Thomas pastor. Sunday
n.uuv ....... l' - j i itnraening at 11
aw b. Sim a v in. u me pastor fray
or meeting Wednesday i p. m.
HARDY STREET PRESBYTERIAN.
Sabbath school Bt S0 a m. Regular
ieen m n a. m. ana h p. m. with
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torey. Home department and prayer
i uurauay at a p. m.
HHIGTTTfl PRFSBTTPmiv
X First Presbyterian church Houston
iiriiui-pirn ln uw tiarvarn street
school house Hiin.l .v uhi i .
Preaching at 11 a. m. and S p. m . by the
pastor. Rev. H F. Olmstead. Christian
Endeavor st ": p. m. The meeting win
be led by M-. W. A. Wilson of the Cen-
tral Christian rhurcn of Houston. All
who are interested In Christian Endeavor
work are nr ... 1.- .
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
" Corner Main street and McKlnney are.
mis. Rev. William liayne Leavell r. D
ituilnp Rnnilov wWI . a n -
W. Taylor superintendent. The morning
.. ik niiuren
" i-ien.-niiis at s p. m.
by the pastor the subject being "The
Laws Which Regulate the Proper Ob-
FIRST 'GERMAN METHODIST.
Corner-Milam and McKlnnev st-. st
A. Konken pastor. Prayer and praise
service at Sunday morning Sunday
school at t:S0 a. m. Preaching services
st M s. m. and p. m. Prayer meeflng
Wednesdsy at S p. m. Ladles' prayer
nivcimi r ouitjr m 4 p m.
TABERNACLE BAPTIST.
Oomer of White and Decatur streets
one block south of Washington. E. Am-
nions pastor. The pastor has returned
from'' Nashville and will Breach ar ti
a. m. snd 9 p. m. Sunday school st 9:an
a. m. .uaptiai loung reopie s l njon at
T ' Prayer meeting Wednesday at
' TV AM AVENUE RAPTIST
Comer Fannin street and Tuam sve-
noe. Rev. L. T. Maya pastor. Honour
school at I JO p. in. Preaching hy the
pastor map m. rrnyer meeting on
Thursday at 9 p. m.
LIBERTY AVENI'E BAPTIRT
Comer of Liberty aveniln and Hnrdy
street nonert it. w llaon pastor. Sun-
day school at 9:3fl a. m C. W Atkinson
superintendent. Preaching at II a m
snd 9 p. m. Morning discourse will he
on tne nouthern. Baptist convention which
recently met at Nashville. Tenn. At night
"The Final Derision for Christ." The
Baptist Young People's Union meets at
T p. an.; topic 't.nriatian viorK."
SECOND CHRISTIAN 'HURCH.
Common street 'between Waverly and
Harrington near- Montgomerv oar line!
a. 8. Lawrence minister; residence 44
ientry street i-renrnmg at 11 a. an. '.nd
ft p. as. Sunday school at 9:45 .e'. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. ra. 'prayer
meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m.
FIRST GERMAN LUTHERAN
First Oertnan Evangelical J Lutheran
church. Sunday school at 9 aim Snecml
Pentecost service with corfmtinlon at
10:90 s. m. Texas district anlual conven
tion begins with the evnoun service on
Thursday. May 2. at 10 m. B-rvlce
Thursday night at 7:90.
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FIRST OEHM ANBAPTIST.
Corner Houston nvaSiie snd Decatur
street. Rev. F. Hu! a pastor. Sunday
school at 9 J0 a. m f Prenchlng at 10:
a. m. and 9 p. m. Buhjnct for evening
servioa "Ths Echoela of ths Southern
nanttet Convention' ' Subject of dis
service iue si
course at us binihui
us a
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A Victim of Nervous Debility Now
a Wonder of Vivacity Explains
" the Marvel of the Change' v-
Mrs. Dora B. Frasler of No. le Althea
street. Providence Rhode Island is today
the very embodiment pf vivacity. She
Is an energetic forewoman In a large
laboratory and shows ho traces of her re-
cent long struggle with nervous prostra-
tion succeeding typhoid pneumonia.
'.'My Illprsa began In 18M" says Mrs.
ITrtfalsr. . "and lastsd . for about three
years In all and for three months' I was
confined to my bed i made occasional
attempts to work but I could only man
age to put In two or three oays out or
rweek at the very beat. Several times
was actually at ths point of death.
"1 had a good phvslcian but he could
not succeed In getting me out ot .my
weak state. It was hard for me to retain
any food and my weight dropped down
to sever.ty-flve pounds. I had a great
deal ot dlsxlness and suffocating spells.
One of my legs was swollen so as to In-
terfere with my walking. I could get
scarcely any sleep my color was very
pale and lsuffered from Irregularities
that are very painful and depressing to
women.
"I dragged out mgnth after month of
such an existence. Then I read of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People In
a ProvtdenVe paper and I thought I
wouix just try mem. nerore i
through the first box I said to my mother;
Whv. these nllls are certainly doing me
ood. We both grew hopeful and I
ept on taking them steadily for six or
seven months sna tnen occasionally tor
some time- longer and all the time my
troubles kept lessening untn at last they
were gone altogether. 1 got rid of Indi-
gestion headaches nervousness sleep-
lessness dragging sensatlona and irregu-
larities of every kind and my weight ran
wp tnirty-two pounas.
"It Is more than a year since I took
up my full work and In all that time I
have not lost a day through Illness. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills have mads me a
well woman and I have no lack of
strength or cheerful spirlta"'
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a speclflc
for all diseases of ths blood and nerves.
Their power has been tested in the most
extreme cases. They are sold by all
druggists throughout Ihe world.
Mistakes of Moses." Prayer meeting
Thursday at I p. m.
BISHOP STREET BAPTIST.
Corner Blshon and Fletcher streets.
D. R. Pevoto pastor. Preaching at 11 a
an. subject "The Sheep the Shepherd
ana the fold: services at s p. ra. sub-
ject "Lost Strayed Or Stolen' Luke xv.
Sunday school at 9 p. m. J. R. Sullivan
superintendent. Baptism st ths usual
place on White Oak bayou at 4:U p. m.
ST. MARY'S.
Corner Hardy and ContI streets. Rev.
S. atsvlan Bird rector. Whitsunday.
Holy Eucharist at 7 a. m. Holy Bucnar-
Ist and services st U a.m. Evensong and
sermon at 9 a. m. Sunday echool at 9:90
a. m. Monday Holy Eucharist at I t
m. Tuesday Holy Eucharist at 7 p.
m. Friday Litany at 7:46 p. m.
8HEARN METHODIST.'
Travis street and Texas .ayenua. Sam
R. Hay. pastor. Sunday school 9:90 a.
m. Preaching 11 a. m. knd 9 p. m. by the
pastor. Epworth League 7 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN.
Corner Caroline and McKlnney ES. Sin-
clair Smith minister. Sunday school 9:4S.
Morning service U o'clock. Christian
Endeavor 7. Evening service 9 p. m.
Morning theme. "Working Out What God
Works In." Evening theme "What J
It To Be a Christian?"
M"A8HAN METHODIST CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday at U a. m. by Rev.
w. S. Tomey; at 8 p. m. by Rev. J. L.
Hendry returned missionary from China.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Junior Ep-
worth League at 9 p. m. Senior Epworth
League 7.16 p. m. Prayer service Wednes-
day at I p. in.
brunnerIiethodist.
Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p.
nt. by Presiding Elder C. R. Lamar. Sun-
daychool at 9.10 a. m. Junior Epworth
League 8 p. m. Prayer service Thursday
at g p. m. Second quarterly conference
Saturday Met Instant at 8 p. m.
ONE DOLLAR FREE.
In Green Trading Stamps with each
60 cents purchase Saturday and Monday
at the Panama Coffee Co.. 511 Mali
here the Chinaman stands.'' Old phone
AT TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL.
Rev. Dr. Barnstein Confirms Class
of 14 Boys and Girls.
Yesterday morning at 9.10 o'clock at
the Temple Beth Israel Rev. Dr. H
boB and1 g1?if'"n'd cta" fou"
gsS-
tlfully delivered nnd disclosed close sVudy
In preparation and a thorough apprecla-
merit! ""''v'"' ""h W" " th.y
are members The opening prayer was
delivered Ly Mr. Maurice Goldman. The
following was the program:
Morning service for the festival
Prayer book. 15-17. lSR-im. lsi-aoi.
Organ War March of the Priests
from Athalle' .. Mendelssohn
Mr. C. L. Heath.
f?ni.; r"""'r ;"V." M"rlc Ooldmad
To My Classmates" Jeanetts Levy
Bass solo-"Cavatln" (Ls Julvej .....
Halev
. ... D'- Murray.
Women as Builders' Rosa Harris
Psalm 1 Ijiwrence I.ipner
Soprano solo-"Nearer to God '....Holden
Mls Bertha Lnweneteln.
What Confirmation Means to Me".:
; Marlon Relchman
Contralto solo "The Way of Peace '..
Lloyd
. Mrs. Sidney I. Wolf. '
Taking the scroll and reading from
Scripture-
Prayer book. 30S-904 M-tli
Abe Wagner. Maurice Hlrsch Ned Le-
vins Ruby Samuels.
Anthem "The Radiant Moon"
Woodward
Ths choir.
"Offering of Flowers " Adele Levy
Tenor solo-' The Lord Is My Hhep.
herd" Von De Wster
Mr. F. K. Dexter.
"To Teachers and Board "...Llhbla Lewis
"Remarks on the Ten Commandments"
Miriam Klopman
Soprano solo "A Dream of Paradise"
Graf;
Mlas Mamie Matavlnsky.
"The Jewess In ths Home"- .Ethel Watss
Closing prayer .) Leo Rosenfleld
riciurning oi tne scroll
Prayer book. 212. 83
Contralto solo "Entreat Me Not to
1eave Thee" ....Gounod
Mrs. Haltis Allen.
Address "Jew and -Jewess" The rabbi
Conclusion of service
Prayer book 224-130
Benediction.
Dr. iinrnstcln made a very beautiful
talk on the responsibilities of the position
the class assumed In being received Into
the congregation and admonished the
members com ernlng ths duty one owes to
religion and the necessity of fulfilling the
tenets of the fnith and the observance of
the laws of the church. Dr. Barnstein
spoke eloquently and with a benediction
the sesvtces were concluded.
NERVOUS
PROSTRATION?
Comes from non. nourish.
Ing food. Better change to.
Grape-Nuts
There's a reason
Cl th Unit book "Thi Hold te Well-
villa" ia kb pka
. wwta'i rur (ihiiiii. Rpaea MS
Agrlesltaral BallSIS.
BOILERS
Howard Smith Co.
ELECTRIGAL
SUPPLY DEALERS
BARDEN
ELECTRIG & C1CHIXERT CO.
K9 MAIN T.
AMES IRON WORKS
ENGINES AND BOILERS
For Irrigating Manufaaturtnsj aad
Eleotrie plants. In stock at our Dai las
warehouse and with Tattoos Texas ssll-
Ing sjfencJss. .
Boilers huUt to spedsl soedfl nations If
desired. 9M Trost . bstldlnav Dsjjsa
Texas '
Works st Oeeeso. HV T.
Writs for mulrsram
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laolly ike went eases el
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mailer et kow leag ataasV
leg. Assolaialr strsilaas.
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W1
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Drawing
THURSDAY MAY 26th. :
Capital Prize
$60000
Ticktn at
Otto Taubs Cigar Store
'- 1007 Congrtss Abenut.'
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Slsesert sil SBsalt la flagBlflcsatly AMsiatSw Cafa Cars (a la
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To NEW YORK &f I ! TRIP O.UU
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Orleans Iternitdy every WLDNtSDAY at Nooa.
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To HAVANA $3 lJ3i JRIP OUaOU
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13 TARD 94 MAIN STRtfT.'
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01 Leaf Yellow Pine Oak Cypress ;
umber snd Shingles. .Office and yards
opposite I. O. NY ?assen4re Depot. .
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