The Houston Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Vol. XVth Year, No. 45, Ed. 1, Friday, May 19, 1899 Page: 2 of 9
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flier r6 M lhey ha ° comc t0 Dallas
> 1 Dallas Is glad they aro here
Tie twentieth annual convention of tho
association was called to order promptly
t io oclock this morning by John O
jaoliln of Drenham The nudltorlum titJ
tieea specially deoratod for tho oscaslort
WiUtffyfi
BrviTBtvnoi ntillclln Vice Prcnl
i a
r tlanttvlllr Kcmj Vlrp Ircnlilciit
nd hundreds ot nags and many yards
at buntings smiled down from tho wnlU
od stage on ho assemblage Flowers of
J suceinesa and beauty that onlj Texas
o 6 coicred tho platform and Joined lu
toe welcotno to yo editors
After tho call to order Presldont Rankin
invited Rev Dr Georgo C Rankin editor
of the Texas Christian Advocnto to In-
voke divine blessings upon all Tho elo-
quent minister compiled In a very appro-
priate manner
Mayor John H Traylor delivered tho ad
flress of wclcomo and President John O
Rankin replied
T H Napier of tho WInsboro Wldo
Awiko offered a resolution providing that
tae secretary bo instructed to wlro tho
regret tho association felt at tho death of
rs Will It Mayes of Urownwood to her
Mrcaed huBbaud who Is first vice prcsl
oeat of thu association Tho rosolutlou
m unanmously adopted Mrs Mayos
ed at her home on May 12 last
1 B Raillla of the Cleburtio Rovlow
wed a resolution providing for tho ro
Mction of the Initiation fco from 10 to
This brought out a protracted debate
whlh Mary Jano Cox proceeded to
V the fee should remain nt 10 because
iaey wanted no cheap men and women In
tnelr membership
J t hls Farmer Shaw answered My
5i stcr Mnry Janc haa no right to bs
ft g l pald hur way Into this asao
eiatlon Amid shouts ot laughter Mary
f ilnlcrFosc4 i a strenuous denial The
oiution wns finally referred to tho eem
niitto oa resolutions and debate cut off
d i W3ltlnB ° r tho report Proil
lo I appointed committees as fol
° n lembershlpS M Vernon Co
ttweho Chief T P Roche Georgetown
e o L Moorei stephenvlllo nmpiro H
7r Roekwnll Success and Clar
n 08l ° y Galveston Tribune
rV ResolutIojis P n D tilllo Cleburtio
T 11 n C Murray n nl n Giualteorj
ni V er WInsboro WldoAwako
tin < trolosyK W Harris Orcon
Herald B O Sontor Dallas nnl
n Ffeeman Crandvlow Oraphlo
Giimri > ntMlUon nml HylawsW K
B n Bard Star Prank Vernon risem0
> T W yVWW
4am >
Jtio tAH
Hrenhnm Ilmitipr rrralilrnti
John G Rankin president ot the Texat
Tress association was born In Ribbs
Prairie Fayette county Texas March 19
1SU received his first schooling at Rut
ersvlllo college under Prof Halscy In
1SS0 moved to Brcnham and entered th3
Enquirer office published ty his father
as an apprcstlec March 13 1SS and has
been continuously at tho bus uess efpr
since Ho servod through the four years
war as a private In company K fifth
regiment Texas mounted volunteers
Greens brigade At the close ot the war
ho returned homo and In couartncrshlp
with Major D L McOary started tbo
Southern Banner a six column quarter In
1S71 Major McGary retiiecl from the paper
and Mr Rankin has continued lta publica-
tion ever since adding a dally edition In
1S75 He Is now numbered among tho
oldest publishers In the State and Is tb3
Ilfo secretary of the Tom Green Brigade
association
Dublin Telephone Jeerclnrr
subject assigned mo The Editor as a
Parmer Is a very Important one at thu
present time when tho upholding of the
South Ir to como principally through the
farmers and the only way to ccuro suc-
cess Is by the assistance of the press
The farmer of the future must he a
practical scientist The man who does not
understand the science of tho soil has uo
buslnoss on tho farm If a bov wauta tu
bo a farmer 11 Is 1u t as necessary that he
tnke a course in an agricultural college
congress at which will be gathered tho
most enterprising ami successful farmers
In tho State A larzo number of them are
members of sovcral societies such as tho
Stato Hortlcultuial society the Swine
Breeders association tho Cotton Growors
association tho Jersoy Cattle club tbo
Dairy Mens association and that of tho
glnners wblcli meets there at that time
The advantages to be derived from see-
ing tho practical work carried on by the
government and Stata at that Inslltutlon
and the advantages to be gained by thu
couilngllng of the practical and success-
ful men In their different acrlcultural pur-
suits will bo a great benefit to the State
The railroads havo agreed to make a crv
low rate nnd the board of directors wlfl
furnish meals at a nominal llguto and a
place for camners for those who may pre-
fer to camp Tho Agricultural and Me
chanical college issues nuartorly press
notes which aro sent to the country wcok
lies containing valuable Information aud
because It Is the fc m t repreEenUtlve
jg teifet y lvftftttf
V T TV
CF LehmV
IlulleiivlllP Ilrrnlili Treamirer
H
Proceedings of the Twentieth
Mrst Days Annual Convention Which Is Being
p Held in the City of Dallas
Texas May 18The men an < lo
ho preside over tbo destinies ot
rii sanctums of the Texas press
M the holies of holies of
i i of
Napoloon said fcarcd tUre0 oi
A J than a hundred thousand bay
la possession ot Dallas Lalt
are
alego to tho city ana at
r thor laid
Lie mornlDE Mayor Traylor
this
cutlro municipal corpora
Vnittti the
all things thereof Tho press
and
town for the roat ot tho
m IU on the
their
rt out they will not abtmo prlv
Jlfjes They aro a Jolly crew of Intellectual
women
and
tual men
They met this morning In tho city hall
Mdltortum and will remain in Dallas till
Eiturday night They will do a great deal
otirork and will havo a whole lot ot fun
Pot that class of oaoers There aro others
on tho same plan and the semiweekly tril
lions ct tho great dallies aro doing a
irood service In that line Hut the farmer
looltB to the home weeklies because they
arc the papers that aro mostly taken Tho
Power they exorcUo for good agulnsi evil
is well illustrated In their fight against
truttR and mononollcs
The press last vwr made a horolc light
tor n standard bale which has been of
great beutllt to tho farmer and was adopt-
ed by the cotton exchanges of UlvMion
Now Orleans New York Liverpool Havre
and several marltlmo association Tnle
shows what the cress ran do when they aro
interested for a great reform
Toetcss Mary Jane Cox read hor an-
nual pcem It wsb a hummer and set
tho audience wild with Mutator
V liKhoro AVIilenTrnkei Vice Pro
On motion of Mr 12 fi Scnter a special
committee to consider the Stale libel la v
im It Is to tho bov who wants to bo a law1 and report to the aswlatlon at 10 oclock
fhe
yer a doctor or a oroacher lo hive a unl
verslty education There never was 1 time
when a bov who wanted to be a farmor
and was willing to go about It In the right
wn had a better chanco than he has to-
day nor ns uood He has sdentlflo facta
to nld him now where before he had noth
ing but examnle
tomortow vas appointed
K G Sentcr of Dallas Clarence Ousle
of Oalveston and V D HUlllo of Cle
burne The association then adjourned
Nearly fifty members of the nssoolntl n-
and visitors today
everything lias
Tlir IIcarilfil Senator Hum Itcturntil
to the Il < iiilill iiii 1uily
Topeka K u May 18 DxUnlted
States Senator Peffer ono ot the founders
of tho populltt party and who wa3 for
I been a republican except on ono
IT CAVT 111 IIOMS
No One Can Hcmnlii Well o Chronlu
nlftciiii n p Cur oil I nleiii the
Kloiiinch In Illkt II111U Stronir
unit VlKoroUN
2 ndVp an rJv CTatesvniaitho farmw onlv th ono VTr MfE The earliest symptoms of Indlgeetlon aro
MMeDiter Is tho only way to bring these jacts tohls I sour
i rin eW A Adair Marshall cMs
ta V Johnson Memphis Hcrall
wa
Perry Hawkins Taylor Journal
iii 5lna of no Holl O P Lehman
foriel le erald J M Weekly Mil
lOUrlpr n A I X rt
Cnurjc
The
rliight
report of the treasurer O P th
been 202 to
havn
Moro
sury on May
n jiftft y
Th ni been eollectedslnco th n
orabl3Cni on resolutions reportoit
ib a1 hB pronosltlon tn reduca
tesM stlon ff and after debate tho
Jjution a jopted
Th
following new members
r lt SlRlrS Tnxaa Tr
R t
PI1VInnlJ1 r P umont Kntnrprlie O O
Texr
j
p b
wore eli et
Trade Review
Chamhll Knnls Nw
krlstlun Advontn Palai
Mo r oulon Canvon cjtv nattln
iB J navnton LWno Time r 1
Cowwehi rSw Poet a 1 Sl J Th9raS3
iii of l afternoon restion
i follow nlln rMa l snnual address
rM Tidies GentlfWen nd
1 eMb ot the Press Association The
altcutlon and probably he needs that
I in
risings bad taste In tho mouth gas
6tomach and bowels pilpltation all
knowledge wow than his moro prosper gonB feollDg falntness headaches
ous neighbor who taken a number of pa 1ation later comes loss ot flesh c
ner Now tbo question arises where does the
editor come In Well he occupies the fore-
most position It Is to him that tho farm-
ers look to for aid and assistance In bring-
ing all these important facts to the parties
moat interested
Already the bankers at thrir recent
meeting In Sin Antonio approved of the
plan of diversification and offered to loan
consti
consump
tion liver and heart troubles kidney Jli
cases nervous prostration all ot which
are the Indirect resdlt of poor nutrition
MULKEYS SLOW BALLS
The Bronchos Caught Onto Him In the
rillh Inning
Texas League
A resolution by John II Cullcm praising cincfunalV
the work of Ed F P Holland of Texai Philadelphia
Tarm and Ranch nad as > Ing him to con
tlmiA Its
mously
Editor
Herald read an Interesting cssty on Hov
to Run a Country Newspaper
Rev Dr Georgo C Rankin editor ot
the Texas Christian Advocate delivered the
annual nrat ort His references to thr
Texas libel law were enthusiastically ap-
plauded It waR voted a splendid effort
PITCHED A GOOD GAME UP TO THAT TIME
Uultvton Tut Another Anuttoun
rllchrr In the Box nml AiiriIh
lilt Hint Hunt
Gclvcston
AUitln
San Antonio
1AL BbTON
lODItU c
rre b
llcuu cf
Kemmer lb
Ntgle If
HilUud rf
rtqutnuoy b
Urockway ss
Luileh p
Totals
AUSTIN
Clllgan ss
Any person auflcrlng from Indigestion Caanaugh Jb
should mako It a practice io take after Vf5j y r
each meal one of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab urbadson ib
lets allowing It to dissolve In tho mouth HtrUrl Jb
and tnus mingle with the saliva and enter Tt y rf
tbe stomach In the moit natural waylOrlra c
These Tablets are hlgby recommended byjMllltt r
money to buv cattle with to those farmers jennlson because they are composed
alfalfa and
who had raised plenty of corn
other fool stuffs The great agricultural
DjFslbllltles of Texas as a feeding and
fattening State for stock are attracting
tbo attention of oromlnent fosders ud
farmers of all sections Tbe eeeretary of
agriculture Mr Wllion la In the State n
vestlgstlng Its great WMlhilltle whIch
the ed tor
have been brought about by
continually waiting op crop diversification
U Is mor honor to be editor of a flrit
c a wftUural like tbe T ij
Fcrm and rtanch thaM to he governor and
thi State and everv clUiendertvc f r more
Veneft fpaak of > rrra oad IJa n c1
of the natural dlguitlve nrlds and fruit ocoro bv InsiBM
esspnees which assist the stomach In ill Austin
gelling all wholesome food before 11 has Galveston
Won
29
17
Houston u
National League >
i Won
St Louis 19
llrooklvn if
is
15
Boston l 15
publication In Texa3 was unanl f1
adopted New Vc k ll
E W Harris ot tlm Greenvlllo1 PltWurg i 9
Washington b
Cleveland 3
Soutbcrn Lesnur
Mobile o
Shieveport u
New Orleans h
Dallas 10
Lost
12
II
17
20
IS
15
19
Per-
cent
tH
ir2
373
Ilnunlnii a Nnn Antonio a
Sm Antonio took tbo eecond game of the
etrl wltb Houston at Leajue park yetlnrday
ntornoou by a score of a to 2 Cy Mulkev
bo was In tho box for Houston eeouxul la
hae 110 speed whatever and nis whoie iock
In trade consisted ot a slow and an exceed
Incly slow ball at that for four innlufs lue
1ttle eaty ones that Mulkcy threw our tho
Plato proea o be very deceptive 10 the Pan
Antonio hltterr They bit the ball all rlgut
but always within easy reach ot the fielders
hi these four Innings 9au Antonio na I only
made lv o lilts tnl one run hut Willi tue scora
a tit In ibe fifth Inning lluttton liauig iuaJ <
n nii in tho t 11 me Urenchoj Uecacd
li lntitlng euceiisfully on Mulkcy a balls and
Wccktrckcn dmioio Sihaelalers slnvlc and
NoIsr homer rrtied three runs l nnin made
a htiini run in the sKtli mid 111 tho tcventh
fv ir mere niu were made reiultlng from
four bite ocalstsJ l > tnrea irrois ot tlie loils
In tbi eighth trning Mulkcy saw that the HHi
Antcnlo dub wrnt dulns a thing to bis slow
balls and he retired in Mvoi of Urownrlgs
Uiownrlgg did rome tjetter than Cv tai
llrouchos not lettlnB a single hit tbo two In
t mgs ho pitcher Vols pitched a splendid
game tor San jtonlo and three bits were all
tlat Houston wa able to mako Ho bad the
Dtinaloes at his mercy and they could do
tMblng at all with his rurves In the seventh
Inning Vols spruliied his nnklc while on the
Murray If 4 0
Dtwkln 2h 1 0
MrDovItt rf 3 0
Ilrlhurt cf 4
Piipn lb 3
bhelton 3b I
Mnrmlon fs
Nlpnor e
Mulkev p
Mrownrlgg p
TotnH
SAN ANTONIO
rlnrk 2h
Ttevnolds ps
leman cf
Iioncf rf n
Millnnev lb
feekliecker c
Mnrkley If
frbartzlcr 5b
Voir p
lindge rf
many were present
Moro are coming In tonight an 1 ohera Voht
aro opocted tomorrow Dallas iK ent r
The new fashioned farmer tho scientific 1 talnlng them in fine style Tonlgh tb iv
farmer must study tho feeding of cattle wero tendered a reception at the Oriental
on tho latest and most anoroved plan Tho Tomorrow they will bo binmelcd by thi
State has appropriated 10000 to make ex
periments in feeding to show the most
economical rations to Drocure the greatest
amount of gain at the least cost Texas
this season will fatten 300000 head of cat-
tle and a saving of 50 cents per head on
same which will amount to 1150000 In one
year We htve only Just commenced to
anuicciate the value of our fond material
and the exceptionally natural advantages
wo occupy by our unlimited supply of cot
tou seed bulls alfalfa and corn with fa-
vorable climatic conditions with which to
fatten cattle bogs and sheep
There will he held at tho Agricultural
and Mechanical college near Bryan Tovas
on July 23 20 and 27 a Texas farmeis
Stato Fair association
been opened unto them
rnrriiK itnpnvrs
Totals
Kccre hv Innlncs
IMIBlOlt
San Anton
Summary
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1
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0 1 0 1 i 0110 a
0 0103110 0a
Stobn ha pp Murray Hiirlburt Mnrralon I
Nlprr Mulkev Clark Sfhnftilor
Twobaso hits Isaacs Weckbeokcr Rey
ehalr named
rebase hllClark
llomp runs I ors Volz
Double play Danklus Mnrmlon and Dunn
in Ktrucli Hum 011 Wld MUtT
Phers nlrss oil Palls pltrii lilt
Milkrv 7 1
2R
It liars 1 I
mnlre Matthews
lime of gam T45
NOTKS OK Tlin OAME
Todays game will bealn at T31
Ladles nay at srand stand and gate today
A bettor rrnwd U pxp cted todav than was
present yesterday and the day before
Matthews work as umpire Is of thu proper
tlncc and without a suspicion of yellow
There were a couolo of Sail Antonio ronters
on tlm bleachers who made lots of noise It
was their day to raoke a noise
Murray mede a splendid eaten of Clarks
years tho chief exponent of populism tins j fly In the first inning ami ecyrral other
>
returned to tho republican fold Apparent pretty catches during tke caniv
settlement ot many of tho uqestions which j Transportation was forwarded to Douglas
were the cause of the organization ot tho yesterday and he la expected this morning and
old allianco contributed to the change In will play first base this afternoon
tho political attitude of Senator PclTer I The street car service Is badlv demoralized
Mr PHer said today I have always 1 by the pavlne
main Probably bo Improved upon hereafter
iiuostlon the money question That seems
to hao iettlfd itself apparently now Tno
lopullst party has been eliminated nation-
ally bv tho democrats so those of us who
dont vant to flock by ourselves will have
to vote our convictions aa best we cm
ad n
6 0
35 I
aii n
6
but It will
In the fourth Inning only four balls were
pitched by Mulkei Ilejnolds hit the llrst
ball thrown to blm for two bates and the
next three men up went out on the first ball
tbnt came to thim
Marmlon a local amateur Dialed at storl
and was considerable of an Improvement over
Iho old Simonpure allianco nmn who ne tt0rk done In that position lately Mar
left the republican party never wad headed I mlou Is very fan on his feot and made eiv
for the democracy and ti Is not now cral sensational catthc yesterday
In the third InnliiK Clark who bad made
a tbreebafo bit was caught by an old trick
muniPUlatoJ by Sheldon HouBtiin s third
did
baseman held Ibe ball and Clark not
know where it was until howas touched with
Rued d to
It and declared out George ua
work Ibis racket otten
This Is plain becoimo every organ In the ChIvcnIiiu I AiiMtln 1
nu i o a
1
3
3S
It
0
1
2
0
1
7 Jl II
nu i0 a
3 0 5
I
nody depends on the stomach far Its nour1 lnT c r x S itTher ffTodJlr S
Ishmcat Nerve baqc sinew bloou aro E6la And the Senators had an ousy thiug
made from tho fcod which tho Btomachj winning by a score of 13 to 4
onverto to our use
How useless to treat disease with this
should be copied oxtenblvcly as they are tntt amj ihe other remedy and neglect
croat 111 to the farmer and where hp mMl important of All the stomach
10 U IS 27 S 2
lsatseTJ1
uo 41003 ju
0000 11 00 <
tlmt 10 ferment and tour Summary
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by Stolen heIxim n
druxslsts full Mz d packages at 50 cents T0bt hltsKemmer Lutlch Gllllgan
They are also excellent for Invtltin and ctVaniugb Leniley nithsriiJon 2
MUlslt 7 by Lutlch J
children A book on stomach diseases and struck outBy
d
thoutandt of testimonials at gsauine cures
sent tree by addressing F A Stuart Co
Marsntll Mien
It you want the best for your money SI
Tackarda Troy Laundry wljl give It to
you
U
aTe 6 oDU b7li0SMIIIett 1 oft Lutlch
Umpire Mason
Time of gagel45
Tlin SOUTHBnN LEAGUE
Kbreveport U May 18Dallt fleldiag
v
KOrSTON DAITjY PORT FRIDAY MOKNTNG MAY 10 1800
E TEXAS EDITORS ARE IN SESSION
lotntn 11 i > nil < ttr
Add to ono cup of highly seasoned
E l 1 ° lt ° f l
> K
biles Hud though he tried to play when bis
side went out he had to quit and Isaacs took tcaipoonfu s < if ohepped parsley ono
bis phre Stlx did as well as the man be > tablesponnfill of butter a little cayenne
f re him Marm on batting out the only hli and a gintlng of nutmeg tlr this over
mide by Houston in the thiec InulugB ho wan tho flro spread In n platter when cold
or the slab In tbe seeind inning Nlnper shape into ercauetles roll them In beaten
went to llrst on four balls stqle seeond wnt
rPaa llm hol
CR am crlm ry n
to third on Wcekbeclters wild throw to head
him olf and when Palmer let the ball get awiy
fcom biro Nipper scored In the fifth Mar
nion wrnt to first on Schictslere errors stole
t < eond nnd then third and scored on Mulkoys
snfe hit tn renter field
The otflelal score is as follows
HOUSTON All It 1111 PO A tt
fat drain on paper arrange on a foldiit
napkin Serve it with a little water cress
Pretty AVImlmv llnnurlnun
Whlto muslin curtains for wlndjws will
i be much uicd this year In summer houses
C 1 was far superior to Shrrveports the vlellors
coring teen tuns In the tltth on lilts and
bries nu balls after there bad been easy
cbniicea to retire tho side Kohnle of Shrevo
i ptrl had four hits out of as many times nt
S tbe bat
ni Score 11 H 10
Shreveport 000 010 202 I 12 3
Dalian 001 072 OOxld II 1
Taylor and Dalley 1 Ililley and Morris
XATIOXM IISAIillO
Waablnrston Mnv 18 WnslilnRtonPlttsbiuK
game postponed account of wet gt omuls
Louisville May If The Colonels were out
n played nt over point and Ronton was an easy
i winner
Tt Score R H E
0 Louisville OOOOOOOOOO 5 4
Union OH IM 1E0 1 > 14
Cunningham nud Klttrldge Willis nnd Her-
ein
AiiTirn < iamis
Tho rsMorlza met and defestrd tlm Mav
loreons bv a score of 12 to It lVill rls
Iortorlzns W Huiilfler bihI McCnrdell and
A Peebles MastersoiiH W llnrilf tstle nnd
J Tryon Home run I A llllnin
The Heralds nnd the MSwcv lluslneis col-
lege tennis croesid baic on llielr fair Grounds
diamond rslerdM the Heralds winning by
a seorp of I to 7 The feature rf the gamu
wns the hrnvv billing of Ibe llomlds Ilnt
lerlcs Heralds Weston and Johnston Col-
lege Lacy nnd lluiiimel
Tin 11 ns
ItONIlltN lit CIllllllUllll
Cincinnati Ohio May 18 Tho Judges
nt Newport tflay stisponded Jockey Colcy
ThompscM for foul riding In the third race
Wednesday SUmmarler
Ssven furlongs Pat Garrett Lost Time
Marion Sanson Time 120 1t
Kour and 0 half furlongs maiden 2year
old flllle Sterol Miss Hudson Allceu
Wilson Time EC 12
Mllo and a blxteenth Carl C Heana
Pnniharm Time LIS 12
Mile selling Vanessa Almante Tresco
Time 112 12
Four and a half furlongs Miss Konso
land Itodd Princess Maleen Time
55 3l
Mile sellingTllllo W Can I See Dm
L W Time 112
TODAYS KNTIlinS
Six and a half furlongs selling Louise
137 Onagon 1S2 Wlnkor Old Tarr Sur-
veyor Alamo 131 Almante Dr Ollrlcn
Marlon lnfellce 120
Sovenelghths ot a mile selling Sproe
IJentley 108 The Grinder 10G Imu
105 Asman Cringe Springer Judith May
103 Mattle Haley Manana Aurldale Min-
nie Alpine New Woman 101
Ono mll Sue Nell 107 Hon Jour Dic-
tate 101 Vanessa Kathlo Maq 102 Vox
100 Larequclse OB Seattle H7
kHMHt
W
IN WOMANS REALM
WVmenwho are fond ot Jewelry have
betn specially favored by darn fashion
this ytar for the sryle la to wear as much
Jewelry as one pleases taking tor granted
ot course that soma discretion will bu
exercised to avoid being a walking
Jewelry ship
Two stlok pins n pair ot fancy oallar
buttons ind a sold chain to which Is at
tachtd a email purso are amply sufficient
to wear with n shirt wnlat ami > klrt with-
out mention ot the belt with Its Joweled
buckle
NEW SHIRT WAIST JEWELRY
Stick pins lu the shape of hearts and
crowns < rr > tho vogue and one sees them
designed In turquoises psarls rhlneslouen
emeralds and gamete
Diamond chips set In nr und the edgo
ff the collar button make a protty collar
sot and the stoned to match the atlrk
pins aro sttunc nt frequent Intervals upon
tho purso chain Or It Is sometime ctira
posed entirely of ttoncs while the purue
Is a delicate network of fine gold or silver
threads Helen GreyPage
The frilled border Is out of fashion and
an embroidered cpen work wlgo Is In
vogue That this launders more easily
tltAn tho frillM edge may bo one secret
ot Its popularity These curtains
with the fiat open work border and
an tmbroldereil design scattered over tho
rurfaco may bo bought for a very small
sum The new Jotted Swiss curtains with
a scoltbppd edgfl are extremely dainty and
pretty for summer draperies Tho dot ts
large enough to bo conspicuous
Meals for a Dny
URI5AKKAST
Trult California Wheat Cream
Broiled Mutton Chops Smnll Hominy
WaHlcs Maplo Syrup Oafo au Lalt
Tho Poat
LUNCHEON
Cold Ham Pickles Wafers
Cake Krult Tea
DINNER
Puree ot Green Peas
ntilcd Sbecpshead Cream Sauce
Mnihed Potatoes Celery Olives
Rcvut Pork Appln Sauce
Green Peas Mashed Tumlp
Lettuce Salad French Drcsslng
Custard Pie Roquefort Cato Nolr
eoleli Kc
Stuffed eggs are always liked but nn
other way to servo eggs Is by coating
Ihem with forcemeat rather than stufllug
them To do this have them boiled hard
Hut Is from fifteen to twenty minutes
tint the yolks may reach that mealy slate
so much to bo desired The shells blug
removed they should be rolled In beaten
raw eggs and then coated with torcement
or eauMge and tried In hot fat till a
gulden brewn If liked ticse eggs may
bo served as a garnish to the trout
thu kusiimm onsicitvisit
It Is always tho thins wo aro forbidden
to cat that aro tho cheapest
Tho wsnuti who keopa a truthful diary
gives every evidence of Inclplcut Insanity
There la no man living who Isnt In his
beau just a lit tie bit ufrald ot his wife
Misfortunes never come singly but wo
rarely hear of favors roiling In In bunches
It Ik a rarity to come across n really
pretly woman who Isnt photographed In
ovary now frock
A man may lack all other virtues but It
ho possess cnuwge a woman will forgive
him the rest
The word wo write tho moot frequently
Is tho one Ihit suddnnly stilkes us ns
b lng tho most unfamiliar
When a man begins to talk about his
coniclence It is almost certain that he is
suffering from Indigestion
The woman wha enya she Just Jumped
into her shlrl waist looks ns though sho
wcro lnderd telling tho truth
Plantation Hill Hilly Good Order 111
Val Hnllu 100 Panehiin Nettia Dell 107
nenfleld 100 OConnor Woodnut H7
FirieenslMeetilbs of a mllo Billlng
Hansom llusb Hob Clampett 111 tlun
metal Diner George loe 10 Kmpicn
Josephine llramblctta 107
One threesUtecutli mile selling Cay
Pointer 107 Jnekanapes 104 Hatbee
Sir Joseph Lester 101
nveelghlha mile Tho Conquerer 1U
Greenock Preatomo 111 Ielplp Illcnr
Moss Witt 10S Jon Wheeler John Mul
lln 101
Threoqiinrtcr mile selling Lord Nu
villo 110 Pourlh Ward Dont Skip Me
107 Hva Rice 105 Air lllnst 101 Prlico
Harry OS KeimliiBton PS
llfleeni lxtienth mile seillwc Nick
Oarter 111 Marplot llanditzto
Jtiehot Voiitcdonlco 113 Friendship 111
Iris 05 <
IiuHi lllc Ilitin Siiniiniuj
Louisville Ky May 18 Summary
Kour furlongs lionnilev John Yerkea
Leo King Time 0M
Six furlongs polling Kulkja Nellorlno
Prlnco Uothon Time 1 IS
Mile handicap High Jinks bVcnk Pre
llngy Time 1MI
Kour furlong selling Innny Wynu
Clara Woolev Harvest Queen Time 031
Mile sclllnit Lennep Hampden Midrl
lene Time Ill 11
Six nnd a half furlongs selling Nepper
Ioulsvllln nolle Krnnk Wagner Time
11731
TODAYS DNTUIDS
Thrcequartcis of a mile Oiuono 112
IJannockburn John Ilrlght 107 Souchon
105 Alllvlato 102 Brigade Jessie Jnrboo
00 Little Horner hi
Kour and a half furlongs Low Kraft
Sea Hobbcr Tommy OJJrlcn Courier Jour-
nal Decoy 112 Princess Fedora I < ndy
Hllto 109 Lamachus 107 Diana Fonso 101
Hound O 102
Onocighth selling Clarence II 101
Miss Chanco 102 Prima Vera 102 Musket
101 Tolstoi OS nocky Han 00 aadsdn 05
Prlncn Kothon OS
Sovenelgliths selllug Decrlng UtH
Josephine IJ 108 Mr Phlnlzy Garrabrant
Capsicum 107 Mnnongah 101 AVlntcr
Kunjn 102
Ono mllo and seventy yards selling
Illlle 114 Monk Waymnn 113 laabey 100
Mndrlleno SO Nellorlno 03
Juvenile stakes flvcolghlhs selling
Avonotoko 10S KIorlztr 10S Summer
10 Allanto 101 nonny K 101 Dlck Tur
bor 104 Unsightly 01
fMcOuIgan entry
llvputw nt Slorrln Ilirk
New York May 18 Morris Park sum-
maries
Six furlongs selling Sky Scraper Flax
Spinner Illnaldo Time 111 11
Kour and a half furlongs selling Mld
Bummor Affect Prestige Time 5I 14
Sovenilgh bi of a mile selling Galden1 six and a half furlongs selling Roy
Kdge 112 Kannlo Taylor 107 Mnurlco 1 gterer Satin Slipper A N B Time
W 104 Salvage Dolly ftegent 103 Colo j o 12
ncl Eads Mllo Post 103 Molly Sellers I Mile Piratr M Imitation Andronlcus
Kttu Stevens Myc otls Crinkle Kthcl
Da via 101
Four and a half furlongs maidens
Curtis Judge J ItlUy Ben Chance 108
Karl of Aberdeen Prince Wllhelm Lis-
some Ooldor Irish Jewel Little Smoke
C ptaln Gaines Out Durst 105 Honest
Ilun 102
One mile and fifty yards soiling Kltho
Iln 110 Tllllo Herr Violet Parsons Klop
107 Abcrgato IJbatlon Dethlehero Star
Lady of the West 108 Monadour 07
Itr > iltn nt St Mull
St Louis May IS Fair grounds re
Ell It b
Selling mllo Marplot Very Light Nau
nlo L Time I 16 11
Selling six furlongs Horse Shoe Tobae
10 nello Ward Loving Cup Time 123 Zl
Mile and oenty yards Moroni Lady
Callahan Branch Time 1 IS 11
DebuUnlc stakes 2yearold dllle four
nnd 0 half furlongs Bit of Fashion
Obeesoilraw Bine Time 87 Il
Seven furlongs Hindoos Dream Las
Bruno Chancery Time 1 Jf 3t
Six furlongs Dont Skip Mc Simon D
Siddubla Time 116
TODAYS ENTRIES
riftcenslxteentha of a mile
eellcg
>
Time 1 12 1
The Claremont hlghwelght handicap slt
and a half tiirlengs Klnnlklnnlc Dr
Dlchtierg Imp Time 120 11
Mllo and an eighth Box Glendlnc
Lanky nob Time 151 31
An OIil HookninUiT Ilrnil
San Antonio Texas May 18 The death of
Doc J W Hamilton seed 60 years oc
curred early this morning nt his room No
217 Ilium street from dronsv and heart fail-
ure Deceased was probably tbe beat knowa
turfman and bookmaker In th United States
In former yjars nnd had mid pools on every
race track In this country He was one of
the best posted racing men In the world and
DoeB tips were a nulde for patrons Ha
was alro a well known circus man as well
krown probably as the famous Dan Itlce
In earh lit he started first as a newsboy
then at a railway train boy and from there
drifted Into the bookmakers bmincrs He
leaves a brother In P mntylavnla
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AVIJVlinil INFORMATION
Ivurrnl UnnerTnttoim
Observations taken by the United
weather bureau at all stations at S
7Mb meridian time
Abilene Texas
AmarlUo Texas
Atlanta Ca
Temo
16
70
61
The Character
States
u nw
Rain-
fall
00
00
00
of a Suit of Clothes
is the greater por-
tion of its value It
is this quality of
character which has
helped to make
Kiam Clothes fa
vinous besides the
fact that they con-
tain every essential
quality of the made
to order sort Ap-
ply the test of your
personal Investiga-
tion today
AgooJIy qusntlty of mens
very handsome light nov-
elty checked Cheviot Sult
all tins
wool
1000
Neat btonn Checked Cheviots brightened 10 Cfl
with a dashuf color I 1 uU
Corded Jirlpe or checked Worsted
llghtcolor
Dlulsh gray and black checked alt wool
chevio
Neat brown ani tan cheeked
Cheviot
e
1500
750
750
Let us have your ordeis or
inquiries for your wants in this
line and we will be pleased to
j give you die best we have to
offti Price lists samples and
li freight rates promptly furnished
tj on request
JAS BUTE
HO USTOS
lXV14 1 VltV AVmWl H XI
Corpus rhrlsll Texas 8
Davenport lnwn 61
Dndso City Kan Hi
HI Im 0 Taxns 32
Isheetnn Texns 78
Jacksonville Pin 81
Kuuonn Cltv Mo 70
Memphis Tenii 4
Moutfomery Ala 73
Nnelnllt T11111 fi
lioiet New Orleans La
North Platte Neb
Oklahoma Cltv O T 71
Omntn Nib 70
lntistlnc Texas 81
Rt Lnuls Mo CS
Hi Paul Minn f > 8
Vliksbmg Miss 7d
Tnmplra Mcxl HI
Vera Crtir Mexico
Coatacoalios Mexho K
Mexican TeleBraph lompanv stations
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5 = Dollar Shoes
MENS
As you look at the Shoes the value
nuy not be apparent but lasting ser-
vice will surely bring out the truth of
all we have argued in their behalf
Lowcut Tan or blick kli black patent C fin
leather or line tip call OiUU
llltheut Calf or kid shade ot tan
omo u Mil > Citing top-
ED KIAM
MAMMOTH CLOTHIER
500
Tcxna CotOtu lttKlon tlullitlli
Texas cotton region bulletin for the twenty
four hours ending ut a m 75tli meridian
tlui t
Temp
Stations Mux Mln
Hlvtslou ki
Abilene 73
IlalllDxer S
llcouinout 91
Dceiille f 89
llienham M
Columbia SH
Corpus Chrlstl s
Coralcaua Oi
Ouero SI
Dallas SS
Dublin 81
Hcarno 01
Henrietta 79
Houston 80
UutiUWllo in
Kerrvlllo Si
Lampasas SI
Lnngtlew s
Lullug 01
Palestine S5
Paris
fan Antonio
San Marcos 81
Sherman 89
Templo 00
Tylir
70
ul
IU
0
19
17
76TO
70
Im
08
08W
ca
7n
63
fs
rt
71
ns
70
ctra
ra
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Waco 93 <
Woatberford < <
Means K 6J 9
Number of stations j
Not Included In means
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Kast TexasFair Friday and
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Louisiana and
Saturday eeoler In northern portion Iresn
jutherly winds f
lloplnntlnu Cotlon
17 The wriest r tij
Kaufman Texas
ef tho season fell here last nleht
needed as farmers were very l dly bemna
with their work Some havo P ° ° JE
plewmgUP
ot cleaning out cotton and t
nnd planting over again t
1 7
Knln In no nncounty
but very little h lb
Tcxn Msjft Suncllo l
New York M y T 1 Lr t Jk
hwnctloBed
can Wheelmen
M y JO of the op Texas tstoelaUoiw
rut
f4 l
up
southerly winds < >
Wett Texas and Now Mexico Kalr Vmnp j
Saturday fair and cooler southerly lnjj > a
shifting to westerlv V
Oklahoma and Indian TerritoriesFair rM
day showers and cooler Saturday souWer y
uinMsr a lr Friday orobably Sf > rC
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