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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-16


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wants Wei work so OF a., and : g., dpdus
am a good Gardener MAJ
office.
SITUATION wanted by white
40 general homework; vii
WORK. Cell corner Wilson
lenl.
WANTED-PosItion TO drive
delivery wagon or do general
uress zi2S ashlngton street.
SITUATION wanted hy y6I,. /.
experiunce IN planting frult
sarIeAang, on both non an
anus. Address y, this ofiic
WANTTD--Si,uo 1ior - ,,, r,-,..
man for nhvs,c'nn az ee, thvv.
by young man of experient
hlghest OF references. Add
ONCE.
WANTEDJBy White Indy
cook for small family OF +
chLdren OF widower. Addf
Office.
WANTED--Posithon as ira,
man by a man of 10 years Z
business Address2. c. r..
WANTED-Pos tn cool-
dress al ans offica w WV"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80
build fences ar horse sta
such as carneoter worl,
Nelson Hni,ssnn Texas
WANIED-Position ne 81,
good lumber ward. have f.
perience: references exchan
j. r.. FOXES, BOX o. Llnco.
A SINGLE MAN % ,.aor,o
easy IN n,easa w IL a,,,
do All in NV no,ya, "a IL
dress w. II. G., care Ce
FRANKLIN, Texas.
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ness college eirbt vea,
wants position; best ell.
Rookkeepo, this office.
POSITION wanted he Won,
hrement, would like poslp
store. Address 1879, this o.
poeITI0E ,,.,,,,,--; L.. -
10 80 M"iIlvu ny wv
work in CITY. willing IN
satisfnctIon ruaranfeei
This office.
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morris: age "a vnsrs. pSiit,
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sstisfactton. eiye me- a n
& Inns office
r1cIlr an,r,o,,,n..,, On, 81
able white ma singh
references can give bond
small, in or out VI city, j.
flee.
WANTED--By al exper -
aged man, situation ss losi
deler, good refe relces. a
dener. this office
WHITE woman v shos gltra
waite family. Is 60 q cook, u
avenue.
A GENTLEMAN MUSIC teac'
years experience y ants eml
ANY kind. address 3. ihis OF
WANTED-By exuMlnnccd +,
win family, position in a.
ranch: have .eAper enc ~ M
run large dairy. SddrsSs W "
SITUATION WANTED Nv ft
man. good address; WORK ar,
Toe Rrien. us Hin stree
GOOD MAN wants Job as he
man or anvthlnr AROUND tus
cent cooking. can wash dlshe
a,Is6e- a Mace where :
- hoar1 ond Lodging. willing 10
oS he,. limo In return A(ldr 1
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WANTED-Poslt!on to cook
dress AZ. this office,
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POSITION vented by yout
hrement; would like posit
store. Address 1879, this {.
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-nor't mss great sacrifice sale
h furniture al D.lllngham's; all
.srei goods sold at cost; this week
IDIl,ngham's, Main street. corner
IS
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b GOODS are coming daily: all
and trimmings bought OF me.
| I guarantee can not he duplicated
be, style, Workmanship, IN Texas,
! made free OF charge, MS | am the
Eesnaker In Houston goes abroad
season. Madame II. Joseph. M
fiN YES JIG
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| WANTED 10 BUY.
Ml..- .w@lA-

wANTED-Sman house ON edge OF town.
about an acre of land. suitable for
chicken ranch. Address l.. ,. H.. ms
office.
WAN1iED-Prtces on cypress tanks, suit
abIe for oil. carload lots and less. Ralph
beaton, Corsicana, Texas. Il
WAN.l'ED--To buy good young Jersey
cow, fresh in milk, with young cali, that
will give 81 or gallons, OF milk per
day; state price. etc. c. N. POWELL,
Laurel. Texas. 10
wANTED-For cash. a cash carrier sys...
tenn six or seven stations. "Iamson's"
preferred. X. Il. Andersen. Navasota:
Texas. ~
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FOR RENT-By Lone Star Moving and
Storage Co, all kinds of houses and Two
nice unfurnlshcd rooms, with crate, cor
ner Main ana Texas avenue. phone lsS. 20
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VERY NICELY furnished front room for
one or two gents. all Improvements.
breakf1s, II desired; no, boarding
house. 1908 Prairie avenue. 10
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WAN1ED-Positlon as sal,
good lumber yard; have &c
perlence: references exchan
j. r.. Folkes, Box Q. Lineo.
A SINGLE MAN. 90 years
easy 10 please, wishes emr
do all in my power to plt
dress w. II. G., care Ce
Franklin, Texas.
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4 home treatment for uterine
4 State headquarters, 400 Binz
4 Lady attendant, 2 to o y. m.
( and health book free. 20
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|oRE-Miwobe Killer and Anti
Constitutional Tonic for vital
kb,ood. brain. Drawn ana nerve.
|Liver, Kidney and Female Com
! headquarters. 70s Main street.
20
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M L. wESTPHAI'S new elegant
trade costumes Tor rent and made
n; orders sent all over Texas: Gil
spep.. ~
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Tuesday and Friday, Miss
PING VIII give lessons IN enOroid-
ose dollar per month: commenced
sId Stamping specially; mail or
lTfei. IL
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FOR RENrr-Two nicely furnished south
rooms. with crate. hot and cold water.
bath privilege: rent reasonable. Apply
12lD Preston avenue, between San Jacinto
and Caroline. 10
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trov I,ADIEs-Emma Bust De-
IA enlarge your bust > tnches3;
va "a sailed instructions &c, or u
|,H ,ssI catalogue &c, by mail.
w,sst Bazar, i0i fremont street.
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For RENT:


FOR RENT Store No. iii5 Congress ave.
nuc; riass front, good condition, rent
reasonable. Apply j.. kiain. second iioor,
Room g. 20
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|tcr SALE OF parlor furn.ture !;
oIsitrsd goods sold at cost th;s
s'anieriul bargains, no fake; call
K, Dillingham; Furniture
Is
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LIGHT employmcut ,yeu ed
able white ma slng,c,
references. can give bono
small. In or out VI city. j.
flee.
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THREE unfurntshcd rooms FOR rent. Cor
ner Dallas aud Fanmn streets; terms
rcvlsonable water and bath privilegos. 10
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FOR REN1--Two nicely Furnished rooms
southern exposure; all modern convent
ences and close In. 6i0 Austin street. iG
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FOR RENT--A nine room house, with
bath room and water In the house, with
IN four blocks OF Main street. Apply at
sol Austin street 1G
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WE CONTINUE to rent cottages. bonM-
ing houses, stores and all kinds OF city
property. II You desire to rent. call and
examine our lists If your house Is va
cant, or about 10 be. list II with ns and
We Will find a iirst-claSs gcDnnt Norfiect
a Cooley tlutrhins House 10
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\ partner In the hardware
must have a email capital; To-
pod town near Houston. Ad-
lis office. Is
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FOR RENT-Neat nve room cottage. 1911
Calhoun avenue. two blocks from car
line. Apply To L. A. Morrow. $40 Austin.
street. ~
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,vsWERS to advertisements
a THE Post for Weeh ehui's
y February 10. 1ST: ,o> --oo
y ~ - ~. Hl'liubbai'd: II. G.
W, M " N / Jones CD: 10; j.
!,:'t;,!u ~ q. 1888: Neb. 81.
X ~ p 9aO. 100 (3).
wv. ". -, - -,
rrov 1.ADJES-Emma Bust De-
W. sea , Instructions &c, or "a
i $500 ~ catalogue &c. by mail.
, Msns, Razar. i1i fremont street,
W,ss
--.-,, :, nor,or furosture.
lcE SALE OF pd'i io' -, RI .
Iolsitisd gooos sou a., f,i;o. III
WONDERFUL pal MI ~ iSurnitura
n b. NJ Di'''"ei'''i' 10
,.,, .,ss groat sacrifice sale
v,,,,,a a, nilllngham's: all
tsrsf goods sola al CO.. ,,.se .l''s co wuoE
Dihnshah = 'a'" '''S0 Is
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homs treatment for uterine
stste headquarters, 400 Binz
LADY attendant, 2 TO 9 p. m.
~--------'--------------------------.'
ORE Miw0be Killer and Anti
Constitutional Tonic FOR vital
blood, brain. Drawn ana nerve.
Liver, Kidney ana f.nllle COM
HoS'q""' VIZ We On
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m r. wrsTpuAI'S nov, elegant
. !. " r. si, ~. >, -, -, ~ q, 80.
Il: orders sent all over Texas: Gil
slne.. -
-coons orc conil,,c- Jaii-. All
IA p Trimmings honrht 81 MR.
nv r,ntee csn not 5r dunlicstsi
! s.yle. Workmanship. in Texas.
ipade free of charge, MS | am the
fesnaker In Houston goes abroad
season. Madame II. Joseph. T@
| JIG
.rp ,,npr -cAIIc g. -
" MITE Sai.L9 ior suenoE-
than We can supply; prepare
iioas,on Shorthalid and TYNE.
q school, Mason BlOck. Miss Alice
sper, rr,relnel ~
1900 u 2 . -----
Tuesday and Friday, Miss
irg VIZ eve lessons IN cinOroid-
ose dollar per month, commenced
~ Stamping a specially; mail or
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HAS nask.new comic costumes,
w Geerge Washingtons COM
Essh. Texas Costume House.
Aarreet, %
~ B0XELL, Specialist N Ca
.s OF Women. Nervous.
" caroa!c Diseases, Alcohol,
~ Tobacco Habits, Office, Ma
20
ANT stops pain.
ran Paint stops pain.
'sl . Z nff:ssa':. sse rs e.
Nand,,. 80 fNloljlal
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TESS cHHNcE3.

Ian with 5000 cash capital TO
'ltArest ,rl a good paying bust.
noes given Call ilQ San ia
+. %
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4 BoXELL, Specialist m ca
Msases OF Women. Nervous.
" Chrol!c Diseases. Alcohol,
~ Tobacco Habits. Office, Ma
"a iff Oh
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his:s ~ local agent for Root
81 MAIN street, corner Prairie
.yeslvl ltNds. al,
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TRAVELLING Statesmen for cigars. Old
reliable house. experience unnecessary,
extra inducements to customers; $40 10
$3.50 per month and expenses. Chas. G.
RIHhon q Co, 81. Louis.
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I,sa ior te ssst: s4r. elipp,.i s ,9g;
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FOR RENT-Threo room house. Apply
III Austin street. 10
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DUCKS. DUCKS. DUCKs-My pen OF
Pekin ducks contains the first and Sec
ond prize pairs in the State poultry
show: eggs from ducks OF this anallty
have never been before offered in ieAasi
3 eggs. 81. r. IL. Vasmer. Smith ana
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TWO OR THREE neatly furnished UP.
stairs rooms; gas, hot and cold bnth;
private family. owning home: references.
705 Crawford street. is
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ptRSONAL..

,vswERS to advertisements
AHTTS a post for week ending
y VI TAI "a: b c. g CO; Is; s o.; 77so
a ~ " (sl; Hl>liubbard: II. G.
MI T.; j. ]. Jones q; 10; j..
"a MN. ii. O.. 1888; Neb. 81:
|sds: ". B.; 800, 90 90. -
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b bjoctn u1Ac planiste, studio 900
nsn,a ., special attention naid -, -
Eace % ~ music; lessons AZ n,,n,I y,
~. az desired. instructios r to hs
ass:so alyanced s:ndentnsi 10 pc
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WA NTED--A good Irish and Dutch com
edian; must sing and play guitar or
banjo. answer at once. DIR. E u, White,
Sun Flower Medicine company, Sinner.
tNpxlg III
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WANTED--A physician with fetnily 10 To-
cate IN prosperous community. must be
prepared TO buy a $500 home on liberal
rerms. Address w. II. o. Barton, Nj. ID,
Jerryvillc Texas. Is
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AGENTS and hrancn manager; salary or
commission. Hunter Tailoring and Shirt
~ Cinripnsfi Ohio
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WANTED--By al exper 10
aged man, situa, loB ss Gost y
dener, good ref a q
dener, this office
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NJ svaA a,i sIeam bye Works, the only
H., s ssisalllng ana dyelng house in
~. aass and gents garments of
|rib ,iIy IN dyed and cleaned. Joe
VI manager S07 Travis; agents
"a
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LARGE comfortable front rooms, gate.
bath, on car line; references exchanged.
1906 Dallas. 16
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WANTED-To soil yon peflor sutos at
cost; an upholstered goods sold this
week at cost Il. X. Dillingham; Furnl-
iure 90 Main and Capitol Is
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dusge the hope that it's greater. better
spirit will rise above 1t all, and ass
sert itself until all disloyal sentiments
are put under its feet, and that it will
teach a higher and nobler sentiment
than devotion to q section, until.they.
with us, shall be pledged to one coun-II
try. one government, one flag. It isl
only by this means that the future cam
be made peaceful and secure, and.
America become truly great. Indeed,
1t is already doing this, and every.
where throughout that region we seei
new order Of things beginning toI
prevail. The old feeling Of exclusive
ness and ostracism is disappearing,
until men from the north are made
welcome to dwell on its plains and in,
the valleys Of its mountains. It foi-i
lows that education is spreading it's
benign influence there; railroads are
being built and extended to every
town; factories are multiplying and
natural resources are being utilized,
cities are taking the place of hamlets;
there is diversified farming instead Of
the old custom of raising but one
product. and everywhere a new south
is superseding the old south to which
these young men so thoughtlessly
pledge themselves. Let them remember
their fathers with gratitude. take pride
In their valor, and do all honor to
their memory but this does not require
a pledge Of loyalty to the old south or
It's cause" Their fathers, If living,
would not approve of this utterance,
but would rather turn their faces
toward the better day, and march with
us to the achievements Of an undivid-
ed people and an indivisible Union.
United, we may defy and outstrip the
world; divided, it becomes only a
question Of time when we will be too
weak to protect ourselves from those
OF other lands who would profit by our
loss, and free government be pro-
nounced failure among men. But,
10 promote unity and acquire strength,
II Is necessary that we avoW and Gull
tlvate national spirit in all sections,
SO that no newspaper reporter, any
Where, will have occasion to describe
our private or public gatherings as,
distinctly southern throng," or
northern, and the sentiments ex-
pressed as strictly of the SOUTH" or
OF the north. To the republic, the
one means life; the other, death.
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I am dying. Egypt, dylng;
The old or the New.

From the American Tribune: The
most marked development Of "sec-
tionalism" that has recently occurred
was heard in Atlanta, Ca, a few
nights ago, when the president Of the
Sons of Confederate Veterans, adj
dressing large meeting of the asso-
citation, said:
1T might be well for us now to say
there is no east, no west, no north, DO
south; but there was a south, and it Is
for this south and her cause that our
fathers fought, and it is for this south
that we are here tonight, and it is to
this south that we, too, will pledge
our devotion and give our unswerv-,
ing loyalty"
This is the boldest declaration made
for some time. If it means anything,
1t is that the sons of the Confederate
veterans are ready to follow in the
footsteps of their fathers in bearing
arms against the nation in support
of the cause for which their fathers
fought.
The report of this meeting is given
in another column, copies from the
Atlanta Constitution. The Constitu-
ton says: "It was distinctly a south
ern throng, and the sentiment was
strictly Of the SOUTH"
But, we would regret to believe that
1t was representative of the south. II
so, all the talk of new south" is a
delusion, and the struggle for the SUI
premacy Of a section over the whole
Is not yet ended. Such sentiments are
reactionary aud dangerous, and augur
badly for the future. 1t NAV
be that these young men have given
expressions to the real sentiments of
the south; but we prefer to regard it
as being merely the too enthusiastic
utterance inspired by flial affection,
which they, themselves, will not ap-
prove in their calmer moments. In
no other country under the sun could
me0 who have been in rebellion
against their government hold reun-
ions as the Confederates are permitted
to do, and nowhere else could these
same Sons of Confederate Veterans
have met and arranged to attend such
a reunion as the one proposed to be
held at Nashville. It would be better
for all concerned If they would show
a proper appreciation of such un-
liberty, by pledging them
selves to the support of the govern
ment that has proven itself so gener-
Gus and benedcient to them and theirs.
instead of INDUCING in wild and sec
tional vaporings that serve only to
lrritate.
This incident is the legitimate re-
suit Of the teachings so prevalent in
the south-in it's histories, its monu-
ments and its reunions. But we In
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lions Savings Bank.

The annual stockholders meeting of
Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Company,
of Nos. L, 3 and Main street, Salt Lake
City, was held at the Bank on Monday
morning, June 7th 1897 The following di-
rectors were reelected: MILFORD Wood
ruff, President; George Q. Cannon, Vice
President; George M. Cannon, Cashier;
Joseph F. Smith, 7. G.. Weber, James
Jack, Angus M. Cannon, H. B. Clawson,
Lorenzo Snow, Heber ]. Grant, Francis H.
Lyman, George Reynolds. L. John Nuttall
The report for the year showed an increase
of over $l30,000 in deposits and over 1900
new accounts. The new accounts range in
amount from 81 to thousands. Start an &C
count NOW. Five (5) per cent interest paid
on all savings accounts.
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Pension Department.

Complaint has been filed at the pen.
sion bureau against the Soldiers
Home at Roseburg, Oregon, alleging
that 1t is violating section 4,745 Of the
revised statutes, making It a INSIDE
meanor Tor any one pledging or re-
celving as a pledge the mortgage, sale,
assignment or transfer of any right,
claim, or interest in any pension GER
tlncate, or to hold 1t as security for
any debt or promise. Some inmates
OF the home called attention to the
matter and it was taken up by several
Grand Army posts, one Of which, at
hoseburg, has made a formal COM
paint. The bureau has made an in
Vestigation, and exonerated the man
agement of the home. There are le-
gal authorities both ways, and a de-
cision constituting strictly the statute
cited would, it is stated, be not only
unjust, but lead to serious conse-
quences.
The evidence shows that the home
directors have required all pensioners
to surrender their pensions to the
treasurer Of the home. -Four dollars
a month is then allowed each pen-
sioner for personal expenses. and the
remainder paid to dependent relatives.
or, If there be none, the money is
accumulated for the benefit of the PEN
sioner The practice is substantially
similar to that in operation at twenty
one other soldiers homes The PEN
sion bureau takes the position that
1t Is not expedient to intervene in the
case, as the act Of March 8, 1893. by
Implication, sanctions the require
ment, which,has been in force in most
OF the state soldiers homes.
Commissioner Evans says that hA
believes the president will act favor
ably on his recommendation for a
modification of the Cleveland order
including pension boards in the civil
service where fees amount to more
than $500 per annum The president
has under contemplation several
changes and notifications in the or
GERS formulated by his predecessors.
and may embody everything in an
omnibus order. How soon executive
action viii be taken is purely a matter
OF speculation. Considerable con-
fusion has arisen from premature
publication of several changes in PROS
pect, notably that with regard to pen-
sion boards. They will be made. how
ever, in good time.
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just as GuARANrEnn.

Macon, Ga, March 6, 1897.
would be glad to know that nv
future purchases of machinery and i'm
PIGMENTS for my farms would prove as
satisfactory as the two 20" Hunter Hay
Presses bought Of you last summer
l am well pleased with them in every
particular and find them just as you
guaranteed them in your catalogue.
They are far superior to the other
makes have seen and used in speed
and draft, the two great desideratums
making yours, as far as I know, the
most economical press on the market,
H. ]. LAMAR. JR.
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40 lIlnneapolis, Mimi.

On account of the meeting of the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks, at Min
neapolis, Mimi, July 6, rate of one low
est, first-class, standard fare for the round
trip, plus 80 cents, to Minneapolis and re-
turn, via the Rio Grande Western, is here
by authorized. Tickets will be sold on
July and only: Limited to return July
TO- Continuous passage in both directions.
Parties desiring to remain in Minneapolis
can have an extension of time up to and
including July 81, 1897.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-17
Remarkable.

Unexpected humorous reading is
provided by the report of the inter
mediate education board for Ireland,
published recently. Perhaps the gem
OF the collection of bulls and blunders
furnished by the examiners is the ans
Wer that millions poem, which is
modelled after the Greek, is Simpsons
Agnostics.' Poor Milton was also de-
Seribed as an "irreligious and licentious
poet who passed his time between the
theater and the workshop" while his
principal prose works were stated by
third candidate to be Paradise Lost, 81
PARADISE Regained" and Paradise
end the Periw-London Globe.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-17
one of ooylon's RomarEable R,ra..

Among the numerous birds in Cev.
Ion there are few more remarkable
than the Virginian horned owl. Az
soon as evening draws on, and mankind
retire to rest, he sends forth such
sounds as seem scarcely to belong to
this world, making night hfdeous with
his loud and sudden cries of Waugh
o, Waugh o." He has other nocturnal
solos, no less melodious, one Of which
very strikingly resembles the half-sup-
pressed scream Of person suffocatinR
or throttled. The Kandyans consider
the cry Of this owl as a presags Of
death or misfortune, unless they adopt
charm to avert its fatal summons.