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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-01

Lived n Hundred and Two Years.
Canajoiarie, n. Y, March Maria
Van Evcra died here yesterday, aged
102 years. She was member of the
original Daughters of the Revolution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-01

lincoln J. Carter's American naval
DIANA. "Renhmbor the Maine" which il
to DO seen for ho first time in this city on
Friday and Saturday nights and Satur-
day matinee at Opera House. Tho play
opon' just day or two before the Maine
arrives Mt Havana 1t deals with Incidents
prior to the grent tragedy. and unexpect-
edly introduces Gcncral Weyler, who hns
a very good makeup and is most cnrdt-
ally hated by tho 4nl.cry gods. When the
Maine ha been hlown up anl two pairs
of lovers have arrived aIa happy unicr-
standing he seen SHIFTS 10 tho other side
Of tho ourth-Mrnia Commodore Dewey
i IN routo to CayiJc. Tho s:paniards COR
fidcnt OF victory, anxiously await his
coming. When ho does come there is
death, and all evil disposed arc killed off.
General Lee in this case Charles j.
Mostoycr, gets an ovation every time ho
npnoars. Tho physique and fra ures nre
those Of tho dist ngui ned statesman, and
Mr.. Mestoyer being capable actor meets
every requirement. Of the part.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-01

When ono considers that this |, The
twentieth yoar OF tho Famous Bannett-
Mpulton Company and that ovor 6,0J0.t 90
people have tended their performances
during that peri 3D. IL Is no wonder their
name has become a Household word.
The High Standard thay has always been
maintained in their performances insures
Amusement goers. what to expect, and
Manager John :. Moulton this season
promises to eclipse all previous efforts, Of
tcring he best equipped ltcpe' toiro Co.,
ever organized, ca rying a Car of theif own
scenery, Calcium ana Electric Plant,
their own orchestra, q number of celubrat-
cd specially artists and Hal Kings
DicrHma, and .ho lates5 Metropolitan
Nnvery. illustrated Songs. Tho prices
QO-20-30 conts) which they originated aro
still powerful magnet. This seasons
repertoire is entirely new, selected to suit
all te,ts Wopreiict week of crowded
hou sos, commencing Monday. M@'inecs
every afternoon commencing Tuesday.
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AaIRparssIMo ANo mANIcUnINe.

Mrs, ~. /. nocKwELl. FAsiuoN-
able HairdrcHsing and Mnnicuring. all
kinds u toilet articles and hair goods. Is
south State street.
IIAIRpREssING AND MANtCuUiNg
artistic work. room ~ Mercantile block
corner Main and Third south.
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THE JURY DISAGREE.
Five for the Plaintiff and Seven for
the Defense, In the farnsworth Case.

The Jury In the Farnsworth case
came In court shortly before noon sun.
day, having been out nearly twenty
hours. Judge Marshall called the
Jury into court after they returned from
hrcakfnsting at the Kenyon. Mt, o.
6. nocbe, the foreman OF the jury. In
formed the court Of their inability To
agree. Judge Marshall then dismissed
them.
There were ave for the plaintiff
and seven FOR the defendant. The
seven Jurors who stood out Tor Farms
worth werci %. g. nochc. ". \. Need
ham. William nlrkcnshnw, W. T.
llurton, ~ Salt Lake. Hans linnacll OF
Mammoth. a. u. Anderson OF Lehi
and Edward Anderson OF Moroni
ThOH" for the plaintiff werc' 4. X
liarreti, T.. q. Hoffman, George Ar
buckle. Of Salt Lake Amos Cook OF
liountiful, and Elijah Ellison of Lay
ton.
Judge boy only consumed forty-nvc
minutes ~ time IN cloglng the argu-
ncnt for thu ulnlutin, and the ease
was given To the Jury ut $50 Saturday
afternoon.
The case occupied the attention OF
the Federal court Tor fourteen daya
and was Tor the sum of siiO.75i a.. be-
INK the amount claimed by the Nevndn
company from T., r. FarnHworth and
~ the difference between the sums puid
by farnnworth for certain Nevudn
mining properties and the amount FOR
which he sold the same 10 the COM
pany.
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CALLED BEYOND THE VAIL.
Miss McAdams, an Estlmnblc Young
Lady, PASSES from This Life.

Miss Brronicc Martha McAdnms.
daughter Of John and Martha starley.
passed away at the home OF her par
cuts. 100 Fifth street yesterday morn
ing
The deceased young lady was born
March e, 1870 and up until some TOW
months ago. whom she developed symp.
toms u lirlghtH disease. she has enc
dyed excellent health. Some six
weeks ngp she was compelled to take
10 her bed, and from that time she has
gradually sunk.
Mis- McAdnmH was a young Indy
Well-known OF the Twenty.nrpt ward
and took nm active part IN ward af-
fairs, being one OF the social amuse.
mcnt committee ana also OF the ward
choir besides being member OF the
Tabernacle choir uy her early de-
mise the ward has sustained tho loss
NJ q young lady who Will be- hard to
replace.
ihe funeral scrvi'ra. IN which tho
social nmiWement committee mud the
ward choir viii participate. will take
plnco In the Twenty mt ward moot
ing house at 1 o'clock ON Wednesday.
January iith. All friends urc Invited.
Rent one ~ our safety deposit boxos
In our burglar and iirrproof vault, and
preserve your bonds and other vau'
nhles from thieves ana fire. Annual
rental from 50 Ia i25. according Ia sisn.
lions SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY.
LORENZO SNOW,
GEORGE NJ. CANNON.
Cashier.
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PERSONAL.


l.. II. Rogers of Ogden IL In the city.
7. u. Gibson OF Green River Is In tho
city.
W. l.. Benner OF Merour. ia u Walker
guest.
y. J. Lambert OF Provo Is In the city
today.
Frank Flynn OF Ruby Valley Is In
the city.
Hon. David Eecles Ia down from og.
, don today,
II. u. Mcdonald OF bingham Is at
the cullen.
j. W. olpln of Nephl IL a guest at
the knuinford.
John Scott, Pocatcllo business man.
Il at the cullen.
W. J, Cashlln Of Evanston. Wyoming.
In n Kenyon guest
Robert A. Mann. Of Mcrcur. II IN the
city ON a brief visit.
NJ, Clement OF London. England. il
the salt Lake visitor today
d. u, lluntiy OF De Lamar, Idaho. Il
In the city ON mining business.
w, II. Ferguson. wei known chi.
ongo travelling man, IN cullen guest.
VIM. a. G. Bryan OF Nophi Ii at the
Kenyon, lie Is up To watch legiula-
ton.
w, H. cathonrt, Dca Molnes. Iowa.
business man, came In this morning
and registered nt the lNnutsford,
lix-stato senator Joseph Monson Of
Cache county came IN last night and
REGISTERED at the Walker house.
LOWS Roberts Mrs. Gcogerth ana
Mrs. Newton are al the Cullen, coming
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REMOVAL sALr.

am gong 90 move my stock 10 Iurokn.
where nlfrady have a store, ~ soon ~ iuy
Htotk " hunclentlY reduced IN do 80 1
thhll ourf my ruiifU stock ~ great DIS.
count. Ny siock IL complete In all Kinds ~
iurnl, ur", sdcbuards, dining chairs. tables
rnluhluhi ON Nnuk eases, cupuuufus ward
robes, lounges cuurhrs, pnFiur nifuiturr.
springs, mHtirrssot, folding beds, bedroom
retH inury fockcts, iull llno ~ carprts.
iugA AT squares, lacy chenille ana tnups.
W. rufiiinsi ihnin cloths, trunks Nnilsus,
."NinE machines, pianos, organs. steel
thuto., euuk rtot o. heating stoves, ntc., ttc,
~ TACT ever Thing In ms line Of business
lNofi thine ut q bargain Tor cash, as mean
business Everybody who II owing me bilis
Iasi uuo are requested To nay up at once
Ntufr AMI uillce nNturrs for sale and .tnre
for rent y l. Furniture Store, 4, East
eulmmI hnllM .LruLL y A snran.nn
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ryprwRlrrss AND suppllrs.

LOUIS BARKER, EXPERT sTES.
ogrnphic and typcMriting work p9-lOO
Commercial Block. Tel. 5iO-2 rings
y. r. STRlNGER CO, WESTERN
agents for the Ohyer Typewriter. IL
has no equal IN mlmeogruph work. "a
w. Second south.
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPE WRIT.
er No. 10 Commercial block. carries the
largest stock Of machines In the state
New are catalogue free.
BLfckENsDERFER TYpEwRITEits.
agents; 20 Main 81.
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AUCTION

SELLING OuT-oTHER nusfNEss
lnieioht demanding my attention, / Will
sen az cost my entire stock OF now and
comher alst and continuing ale until an
HopgH are SOLD. New heaters, 500, new
i.hole steel range, with con $500 $50
ohh hsufoom tci, ~ BIRDS Eye maple
ele, Thla Is no advertising dodge. I am
selling out Examine my prices and DO
eonNlneed. NJ. Weber. NJ Main street.
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ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

weather report showing observa-
tons at a. m. today.
General and local forecasts for ~
hours ending y. m. Tuesday.
For Utah. forecast made at san
ritLtisco:
Cloudy and probably local SHOWS to-
night warmer tonight.
For Salt Lake city ana vicinity'
Cloudy and probably local snow TO-
night warmer tonight
j. II. SMITH.
Observer. Weather Bureau.
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coal DEALERS.

JOHN GREEN. HAY, GRAIN, COAL.
wood, kindllng and feed. delivered over
city, i1 u. Third South.
SALT LAKE COAL COMPANY. FREp
Simon, mnnaaet 10 Main street. Tho
NAY. UHAiN. COAL. WOOD. FEED AMI
country produce, W. iioyt, dealer. 100 West
South rrmplo
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COLLECTION AorNcY.


TINT. cnEcKs AND Rad DEBTS
collected. Merchant Protective Asnocln.
ton iiA-iis Commercial block.
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TRunK racroaiss.

HuLnERr BROS. TRUNK MICS, ON
specially ordered work aud .fepHlrlnri I'm.
linc N haTs. etc. 81, routh Main street.
OLIVER II. MIHEDifii. Trunk MAN
utacturor, - T. first suuth " Repairing.
bicyeius ~ up rerond hand % M
GAR LOAp uf 10Y TKuNkstrsuNk-
bought, sold. sNappga and repaired. o. n.
Meredith. - Last First south
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Music

JpIN J. sclLkLiAN. PiAS0 rIifroRF
and organ. Hours fridays and saturiays,
10 Ia . o'clock unly. studio % n lst W.
Miaa NORA uiEAsON. oRuANfST
X; Msfys SathsdraL teacher Of rian0.
u east first goufh,
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DIAMOND COAL.

Wholesale and Reliil-hll Siz,s.
Office ~ Main street. Telephone. 1906.
DIAMOND coal a COKE co.
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PAINTERS ANo oEcoRAroRs,

LoRK s. MAONI, FAISTERr, DECOR
ntort, wall pnperlng, calrlminlng Drop
postal We VIII call and estimate your
work tree OF charge, 90. sherman Avenue,
STABLES q ALEXANDER, HOUSE
painting paper hanging, calciminlng;
Office, il0 H. second South.
BROWN. EBERT a Co, DEALERS
npplicrsi wall paper and paints tlntlng,
graining aud freseoeinRi ND 4. State,
!. W. uAULIiMAN. PRACTICAL PAINT
or and decorator. y East Third south.
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MINra AND MlNIno

rnE NATIONAL ASSAY UpfICE. As.
say ing and Analbtlcal work Mall sample,
PROMPTLY attended Co. eil-ipS " rempie.
W, ". CLARK, STOCK uROKEN
MlnlnE niegk a apccihlty aa west second
guuthI Tel, $50
y. }. CONWAY a co. STOCK nRoK.
crH. Good propositions Ia minrn ana
mlnlnE utooka. o. ~. socond south.
WATERMAN bros, STOCK BRoK.
cra, Orders solicited All business con.
nirnuul Room Central Block. Tele.
phone Oh D flnEa
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ToMLiNSON's PHOTOS 81 PER boz.
On for "a short timci special prlooa on
small Nlsnrta, Tin Types, 4 Tor q cont.
STYLE Grade and Finish Guaranteed.
.d Main street.
FINEST PHOTOS ~ A DOZEN: PAN
ofhinle Nowh TO order, copying. enlnrg-
ma IN cfuNon, nnHtcl and water coloTa
u N, MatHon, .l2A state 81,
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MERCHANT 1AlLoRs.


y LANG. TAILOR. CLEhS MING. pT.
pairing neatly aud promptly done. Butt. 10
order "a W. 80. Tcinple
LovEGHEEN, THE TAILOR. Ef.E-
giant suits 10 order. cleaning and repair
ing speciality; 90 y. SECOND South
l.. $. WILLIAMSON. MODERN up-
to-date Tailor. elegant suits to order for
the holiday trade. reasonable prices: 2is
Main 81.
Mp. DAWSON. MERCHANT TABOR.
clgg1nt suits TO order. reasonable prices
S25 3. West Temple.
CHICAGO TAfLoRs. Association
make you suit OF clothes cheaper than
you can obtain them elsewhere. Try
them. p west Second South.
CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED.
s. cents a omnth. ladies' costumes cleaned
and dyed. 81. Elmo Cleaning company,
" east second South.
.uVJD pREssERS AT. WAitrfNoi'5
clothing house for perfect NJ. latest
styles domestic and Imported goods NJ
farrell. y Richards street
UTAH CLEANING AND TAILORING
Co.. cleaning dyclng and rcpalrlnE. suits
made 70 order. rs east ft-st South a.
j. Hall. Manager.
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TuF NAILS. ELEGANT ROOMS. STEAM
heat iirst clsss board =. ord 20. aud state.
WHITE HOUSE. ttkurEAN HOTEL
first elias, In every respect rates Soc 10 300
per dny. T. Milford. IRON.
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MiLLtNgRs.

rtiE WONDER AliLINERY Co. FIN
domestic novelties. millinery. etc, - w.
First South.
WoMANs COOP; MILLINERY AND
Drcssnaklng up-to-datc styles; Temple
and funeral suits. great reduction in
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uNloN. EMPLOYMENT Am KENIAL
Agency honms ana o, ~ south Maln n
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LUMpGR oGALERs.

TAYLOR, l.oMNEY, ARMSTRONG co..
Wholesale and retail lumber, sash, doors,
building material ni-' W. =. Temple.
MoRRlsoN. MERBILL Co, WHOLE
sash, doors. roofing. compn Hoard ana
Mineral Wool, ail north Third Nest
iAltkER LuMHER CO, WHOLE
sale dealers In Windowu. Doors Mould
work. estimates given Send for our
prices and dlHeountsi Salt Lake city,
Utah.
AsiER. NoAi.i. a 60. nuliding con-
tractors, Wholesale and retail dealers In
lumber aud general building material.
fhnne BIO. lll.ll w. NORTH romnle.
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MipWIvEs.

MRS j. s. HrNrnRMs. ies EAST
First South, professional midwife and
herbalist Calls answered at all hours.
MRS. LyNGBERG, MIDWIFE. HAa
removed from Gsd east First South to NV
Richards Street.
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coNfccrloNrRs
WlNrn ANn lIouoRn.

TIN TWO TONES SALOON. ~
west Socund South ~ Wines, Liquors
and Cirnra Warnrr'H Celebrated beer.
TnE DRAGON, 70 =. FIRST SOUTH
NEW rrAli SALOON. CHOICE MINIS.
lluuurs ami ulgarsf Merchants lunch every
day ia, slovenian. Prom, ~ West let south,
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noRsrsnorHs AND slAcksMIrHs
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE STAR BARBER snoP - Goop
shave. 5ci hair cut. .gci children, ioc o.
Main. basement.
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THE "RENoNATOR" STEAM CARPET
cicaDinag mattress ana unhoisNring factory.
90 W. "a 20. uisinfcctlnn n specially. lcn-
thcrs renovated. strictly nrst-cins.
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MEoicAL

--DiL II. 4. PAYNE. ii9 MAIN. Hpf-
cinllai. Diseases OF women and children.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Cali or write.
Dll SIMMONS. LATE OF DENVER. A
man nf = years constant practice treats
all diseases OF tho equine. bovine aud canine
races making u specially Of dentistry aud
II simmons, Veterinary surgeon. no Wost
south Temple.
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REPAIRING,
rlCcrRlcAL.

ARE YOU GOING 10 puT IN FIEo.
trie iighu lisa come aud soc tho largest
stock ut electric fixtures la the city, made
~ OF tho latest and most elegant designs
'bur prize. hro all right too" We whole
sale a. well AZ fvtalL No trouble tn show
goods salt Lake Electric supply Co, d
West ilfst south >teot. Teleph0se No. d
T. q. lioLDiNH CONTRACTING ELLu-
!ric.hn aud dealer In electrical suupllos
y, o. Box lllsi mail order, ~ West Hist
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fuRs ,olS ALL KINDS IN sToci<
and made 10 order Largest eatablish-
mont IN the West H. Stencil FUR Co.
go Main street
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DANCING AcApEMys.

CLIFFS DANCING .AcADEMY, SCHOOL
nightly, oscept Tuesdays aud saturdays.
FOR DANCING ETIQUETTE AND
department Nose Christensen. Manager.
l. u. Christensen, secretary treasurer.
fred chrintensan. dancing muster
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ATTORNEYS.
DENTISTS,

~. ii. HODGES DENTAL. n00MR
J and 4 Commercial Block. salt Lake
city, Utah.
DIR. THOMAS, DENTIST. % SOUTH
Main Street, salt Lake city,
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CONTRACTORS AND pUILuCRs

T. II. EVANS CONTRACTOR AND
r,nllderi tQbblng work. shop US South
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paGssmaKras

MADAM GALDRAiTii. FORMERLY
with licdfcrn Of n. Y. has takon charge ~
the parl.ian DfcssmnkinT lnflors over
Dcscrvt National Hank. A nc ilnU Ofslils.
novelty goods and trimmings always on
hand est mates given On complete suitst
ladies please call aud see ~.
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cLCANlNa ANo pyclNo

.ESrERPRlsE rAILoRISG co. sT :
ladies tailoring n speciality. y :. Dawson
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u. l.. MILLER PRINTING co. COM
mvreial and job printing OF all kinds. brief
work speciality. Tel 81. rings. "
w, Second south.
MAckEY AND ENSIGN, FINE HOOK
ana Job printing, % east North Temple,
farry'n old stand. Tol ~, 9 rings
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FOUND
HOTELS.

4 JERSEY COW. OWNER CALL AT
- N street.
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oRAIN. ALFALFA srEp. FlouR.
BOOK sroRES.

BARGAINS FoR THE HOLIDAYS
trade Ia books, stationery and novelties
~ hinFgton,h stationery store. 20 east
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MORNING, MOON AND NIGHT.

Commencing sunday. January sth.
and daily thereafter. the Rio Grandc
Western Railway viii operate three
daily trains between Salt Lake city
aud ogden In both directions. These
trains Will leave Salt Lake city at g.f5
noon train viii stop ut all intermediate
points. The return trains VIII leave
ogden nt 1880 am, 2.i0 pm. and G.35
pm. Tho $50 pm. train viii make the
intermediate stops. All trains carry
best possible equipment
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1857

ANYONE LOSING a VALUABLE pIA-
nond will describe said article anh Apply 10
Oliver Hunter 22Cummerciai y
t.rpTfFfcAl'Es 40. ii5 iic. iti AND
rs crown Point Mining Co. Issued ~
a.. NJ Jackson. Transfer OF same has
been stopped. Reward II returned TO
HERALD Office.
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wH,ps.
wArcNMANtas ANo IrwrLras

NEW YORK COLLATERAL. BANK
H. w, fullsr proprietor Fine stock
watches diamonds. lOwelfy reutaklua
etc. Money loaned. y. second South
o l.. El.iAaoN. ol'TicAN AND JEW.
Il.Eh Diamonds, watches and icwciry,
nno watch repairing. work guaranteed
- u. South Temple, Tosalcton building.
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DREssuAkINo- ,ilSs NJ. MAC Lrop'
Fashionable Dfcssfnnking In all IL branches
III aud wotkmansh y guaranteed lsOum.
-. %, N Walkers linnk Riock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09

the board school and several other hu-
manithrian agencies
Probably the most tireless workers
among The match girls are the deacon.
nesses from DorIc lodge. an adjunct OF
Harley house. in Bow road Wholesome
training for the factory girls Is what these
women are enieavorng to supply. They
ars teaching the matchmakers the arts OF
cooking and sewing, and iustructing them
In all the duties OF the home. At Berger
hall this work Is carried ON in systematic
classroom fashion. but the deaconessss 70
regularly into the homes OF the girls and
train them there
Sunday Is day on which the pail rest
ing over this quarter Is. in some meas
are, lifted. The toilers. old and young,
have Quit their tasks. There arc no chill
dren acr old men and women at the long
match box benches in the destitute homes.
Bow Common is enjoying breathing spell
and Is clad in the best apparel It can at
ford. The churches, chapcis and mission
halls are musical with the sound Of child
ish voices. aud one might almost say that
the ghost OF happiness walks with tl,aid
steps through the narrow aud treeless
streets E y a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09
The Round Hale Company

To the Editor of The POST
Jeddo. Texas, April 1.-Having seen
very little said about the American cotton
commands and their round bale system,
would ask space in your valuable paper TO
suggest that the cotton producers ana
gin men wake up at least to ask some
questions. -,
Why does said company refuse to sell
their presses and want to lease or rent
them?
Why do they want to buy the cotton IN
the seed instead OF ginning 1t, Tor the
farmers, as always has been the case?
II appears 10 me there is bug under
the chip. Suppose after all the old tasn.
Toned square bale presses are run out Oh
existence. the American Cotton company
gets greedy and runs cotton DOWN
Who can hinder? AS all of the cotton
will have to pass through their hAhus o'
fore 1t reaches the factory! ,.. 90
Besides, suppose the farmers WISH 70
hold their cotton for a better price, now
many are able to furnish store room Ior
seed cotton? ID, o,,o-
This system. II It succeeds, VIII atter
the other presses are extinct force the
cotton producers to sell to them al ahy
price they may suggest, their cettoh Us
fast as they can gather II. ] think u
pity all OF cur counties have not Ml.
Cole to represent US as Johnson county
has. ~ ~.
Success TO the peoples guide. The Post
Gin Man and Farmer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-09
After Harrison.

Louisville Dispatch.
Undoubtedly a great effort is being
made to drag Carter Harrison away from
the support OF Mr.. Bryan. Up 10 the pres
emit time the relations between the two
men have been of the most friendly char
acter and Mr.. Bryan has never attempted
10 interfere in any OF the fractional lights
against Harrison. The mayor OF Chicago
new occupies commanding position. He
Is young and perhaps not entirely uDsus-
ceptible TO hattery II those who desire
TO defeat the purposes Of the democratic
party. and who seek first the overthrow OF
Mr.. Bryan, can convince Harrison that he
is himself the biggest man In the DEM
oeratic party, they will be mating fine
start. Harrison undoubtedly has II in his
power TO control Illinois. either for or
against Mr.. Bryan, and the Chicago plat
form. The republicans who have supported
him on local questions. and the Eastern
politicians who pretend TO be democrats,
Will do all In their power 10 turn hun
frcm loyal support OF his party's prin-
clples and the Interests OF the people II
he stands the test that must come with
his triumph, II he can keep clear OF all
Eastern entanglements. II he remains
steadfast In the democratic faith, II he
throwssthe weight OF his influence to the
support OF the people against the pluto
Gratis In the great contest OF next year. he
VIII be great power for good in Amer
lean politics..