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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
BRITIsHERs WARNED.
Must Abstain from Solutions and
TrrRsonahIe Acts

Cer-tevz October ii.-(ustayst u
t-susn ~ proclamation rs esea
issued siEr=t BIZ IRE governor q C4ps
ccl1ly Sir AIt-s+ SEi2u=F. and re PEE
1se-. v. E. Sarslzs-. saying tE1E owing
- tie sEats - wzr existing es-NssG s1a
T1SerLaI Ervsrnzs1. AT rs TEanzv1.i
and zhe Orange Free SAKE. IL : sxps1l-
s-- 70 war7 E-iuz1srs ant 1chsrs q cz=.-
6-ciss an o5E.gzgt1zs 20 ne zEse1- L
@z1orrs III % oese-T= loTz5ry &c tbs qgsE1
nd tie EoFsrzE-saz- g ABSTAIN from ersz-
s,S~A5sz 111 Se441L57ls scss, aid AL Tc-i5
and asEs ce1t11g 70 sxct= 5.ssztistac-to1-
Il VARS Esr r1ziszsT's s11h5eszts uos "a
s1iss- q s-gags II Glg= Military s-s-Etce ..
sf+ksr q tks FED rsrEotlcs AM -q- czrTx q
t-LGz vtsA cE sGEpsT goods 70 sft1sr re-
zChll-, G. 70 sEs c.eiEsz= q sis1=r Ar
az= committing WAR s.. s1ls F-sGsbscs5
N sz= l7c.-kz--1tt1z VIII - pucszz=5
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
QUEENS EFFORTS FOR PEACE
SHE HAS OPPOSED HAtEsERLAIN
AND THE WAR PARTY.
Had the Peace Party BerR sEecessfEl
Mr.. Ch=mberlAfn would Have
Beez Compelled 10 Resign
toa c@sls says

y - c-s- kfetc1er tA-E.s " oTs3 Leg
toa Cable says;
Qssez Fss.ari4s .eogrs to z4.lztsta
7eass s4ve szsa i sor= oosszei. 70 col9-
zisl Secretary Cea1zserI.la AID ths va
party
sas ~zs add IL The czssa-s chiefly 81
Prime Nialsrsr Szll=assry azt the duke
o Dsrsasaire. TIE lass.r G. ~son- tbs
l7-t PRESS tent c: re eou-clI q a,s1H--s-s
has Insured re hstt~- hcs-slier az Ia
!lzgo~s eT -skiEr r~o s7eech.s 5>cIsri-z
geAee seIiI possible after VI. C11aoerI.at1
AID s.r AEtr-3 lElizs-. .se British higa
eSEzrntssse1sr Il sogrs Asrsca. hs1 .--.-
roraaly eoz.zttfsf thanselTss &c VA
Esas D~7czsagr~ ssseeeeas.. caRz15srlasu
rssi EzA.io= wo2fs k2ye asez lneygtsegs
TLs chancellor OF II. errsesEsr. SIR
1tEzz&si Kicks 5eaen. - also azasrssnoss
70 - o7qeses 20 th- war. 5-fze.paIly be-
ez=se e KS psoeoCas 7rptesstazAi AZ.
pegsszal dIsSrTzss ce a- Csazzhs<l,Ir.
w1sa CesseaI ssgs.r, ssssv being sesss-
uass9 as con-zA1@er- sz-cstss Of tzs srss-
iss a0rcss II ssasA Asrsca. sans to BAL
uorzI - tzzs lis czicSaI Eesavs q lis say-
~ 81 The E-es1 Impressed EEc1 hi-s
sA- $3.50, ..ss e s'1sr ast Sci 70
sNss'- sS.------Ss. General Jar ass's-s'-
2ef IAiszsy seaaEisFIso Va sAHt "a
uar saa % .-ut lessla. ess zos 4a=gar,,
e
AasFs Is - FsaN,1Srs f. lbs reselT- x
A.H s.'sa saTsTs = NJ a1s t2r rl1g 70
Sssss sof rs il9-erzi-N as-zarssi eg tie
N'e'@
'"9N--''' eF0-sF- nasalss 1szoe-
. g@fa1aa1', t''sswtzg - his Dispatch
= e "Se.-- es2'arse a. zassetzE = IS
SOS -sss I'g1I ssS1 1ra.sr9stC1
L ne pfsPsr 's2sey- DesP-e sse e-orrs
I-ase y "a local ToeT wire pelisrs, sas
asAseFi5Y q ne EssS1az savvzs'z III vss#.
tss'''ss rs aetsy 'eE cEalzsa vbega-y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
BRACES BOD, md BRAN.
h1t AIFt&ai Wine Doe. 10 Srs-,p.
i-'er strSE-thra @Ra sustain
tke system


AA--@1- Az-lazi WLzsl Is -src-r-
--=-se, a ez1sz ~ tae ==s.E-zs 5-zysss-
- A. over r. Eors2 II las -s-sfv7s,,
~. $3.50 see'11i -a@-sia.ls.s .ru- n.s-. ,hrr
az. Az-srlta2 1A7sseLaas.
49, VIE zg.-gaztsz. s.rszx.sszs
- ~t--1 i E-Fss s-rergtk ara L A. ~
-s--s1 1z@ }sEgsEity Nasss rhe 80
les saeTS tEe TcEzg sEruex
--11 --e L socially r.s.,er. -.
70 AZ z-AlaztA teTs~x II givss ser.sz ~
a-eyAaeE &z1 viE1-.
80, -Hi W.2e = tzryAerzors q ssegss,
$3.50 = tazs q SE1sa1xf1 Eerva.s -.
s--lty. A-ssxlxr EssaxKrtoa Na---7 -.
ss-sai Assg-eSste- aaa ExAAzstsen cF,r-
-sA g 4YsrS-rs-1. In$ozzia. aeatarSa
$3.50 NTs-%rGs4 less q Ar-~ff-s
- AAs.e1 1.s coEsuzugir II $500.
- IA flEysz 11l : : ,owsrgar -
- 4 gives H--.cess i1a slszeI-str
NJ - --ss.ss ant richness 70 the hlosai
- - ST y Re = 2221sHele aa1 .cfss.s -
- most sssaeAss ssnzazh IN 10 -. -
srsAE ssest. ~AA-
Eer eFsrwnrkzs rsr ana dsIs-.s, v,.,.
- @i1@ xiFes szeeEleot results
-. ,sssTrszzs Malaria ard Ia Cr!a.s use
y ..-slAIl u tie fern q hr. greg
;, aarra.i Nfae IS sOl3 III Al arnxx..-.
- = 41t yen all sAd sh4f Il W. .rssi \
,SS-at-a Is re1G.ztion- One Y~nra ~ rarr-
-. er-aet No rsrrss<asa,s5z ar 4
=, "a A1ie1 tnagee yu1 30 zecsrt 4 suh- II
=. 80 a7t THIS zreli tSssprsis .r.nr
!. sEsfz cae zri.t1g t. MarlazL 4 CO 4
: 1stE STREE Neg York Ctr. VIII
Z S4-t- fsze- II thAs zaz<- A. r-s-st,-'ss
Z interesting si.sis a.sok eear,I-5-~ 80.
-. -. a. lzragrz.hs % Enp.erc-s Er-
- sF'ases. Cardinals. A-es nlsAe-.< a.,
- esss-axzisesd psrseaagss i..sa~sir~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
rssrRucTIoss nEcEIyED.

20 stated In Message fr6a Entt~a
states coasEi a. PFrsorfa.
NasA'azta1. leEsaer 1t--Mr af&Cru-a.
'he talsss ssAzss euuszl a. P-gssrsa, has
eiiaas'- re SKATE Department aesaewIe .zi.ag
he rs'eiPs a. is iass,ve,ssaa rs.A.IEs 70
ihs asszEa1Esos - tsa el-s x British n
sSFeSts r. ses Truzsx&ai A-1 srssgs1s
ers1 as-11cs- Tia department VAS el,sF.ss
&c AsHs erFz, izE aEs1s Il view z ~ s-rt-
ting - Telegraph e'iyzsza zn.s,.s,ss wtsh F-ry
terra SAsn lhe EsS-as 81 tee Easr rsr-
sr-1-szs = Ee',assary Z. STATE ssoarr-
riszS cAs ID toEae taAE sAls xt.l ssa VIA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
DIED srpprxLY.


ciastznafi- ocsoeer IA zlseesa< C
sAa cersstllz cs1ErA frssIee was ssaE ts-
7lght- The las5 speazsr vas 4 It, sssea-
s17 & Waaasa- rz@ rs !asz Esr.s x4-s
'Tsis j. V7seae,y ~ zszr szs sa-1
eyeF sEeaE g Taz T-sc taz.rE rs seat
= sid Il az1s ras9lzE r1-ss NV e.ses
-5tsrlzs- a.; 4 z.zzg% Elfer h =ss
Nj A7szzs11 WAS 7Te=E-aa- sg.sirs.ss
&C. ffl-A-s anna L la Christian
cagrr1 a 5A& t,sLzsz- 81 "a 49, -
ssNEl-sai Euzs3 1ar taz z.zzcrr al - ara.
-zi1isss-z.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

dzs caEss6 he Free STATE Authorities %
rssrcl re ecrier excessively QTt1g 20 fear
@ raids
Cecil Raoies VIII remain az Kimberly
1a.I IL I'D - .sa war. he says nat
lac t9-n IS taIly rr7vtsio1s3 and as sac
as Pic,sifIlT.
Aevtc-s tran Aitwzl Na-th- represent
the hCrghe-s az 5seste Erazl as iIsco1-
tzztsf zri running sho-L C P-7Tist5cs-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
ORDERS caye4:Ilrn.


ki-zste-- oess5sr is-Tt4 Er..izS o.
sssrs here hare saaaslset ;h= or,ssrs fsr
aaaits AIS Ea-ss from sa=Aefs. eartassS
Y shes az sellers IN sse CaI.a1 States
tAs ,nts1i1s sspnrs zse aos xasax srr-
vaFlt i-1s-.ss.LEsstY- The s1sassgrss sese,.s-
ed saf isA1s7ertE 5-seAzay EEfI rrcrs,,s
% s41slAast AL rzks cAaEtsr ssuzz thsrF.
re saiA1sseza ave szrg ~ s-azaS tsa.r
$50 p ssEyttss relesrss While Ia az.
s4--h1 aas AUSTRALIAN ars-s are asespesk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
ANOTHER TRAIN BLOWN Up.
Wa. Carrying Telegraph Operators
from. NnfckfnE.

Lcz,saa. oct1ser fL-Ths Evening" Tele-
r-a7a Las .=ce.ved 5Ispa.et troa Caqe-
sovz sa,e. this =1r1sag saying ;sat y.
Beers saTs esg~a - aassas- ar1o 81
train carrTiaE telegraph operators tss1
Matealzs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
"EOa Dispositions
Are Early Shozvn. /"

Just 50 eva in TIE blood
comes oat IN shape Of
scnofuls, pinples, etc.. in
children and Young people.
Iaken IN time Il can 81
erzdicated BY asizg Hoods
SarsapAr1la. In older geo
pie, tie aftermath of irss-
glar EUing shozus Itself a
bilious conditions, a heapy
head. a foul mouth. !
general BAD feeling. II Is
fs< sird ne a-1pu-s SGD. f-sxass.
c.'aa-'s . ~ RAJ rsas<- Ps-sry tsas <stts
1srss s-,xzr1-sza 1-af Ezrauxss rra
-. . ysr fzrsy-
Bladder Trouble -~E1s . s,r1
fsase Srst+7s vrr sz< svsp. xaka-a xszy
doy1'1s ~ sr<xzs aazs<- f-ssssls<. Essfs-
- Aesnes nstz I ss<S Asors Sa-szas-
sA IGE k,tzks rsAx< ~ scszzf ~
e'< ~ Lar Hfa-ts, Eus-. Tsz.
POOR Health ~ uas .rf se~a--
sas- aa'& Aaass ssrs-=z,aa z,Ts -rs-s
- ~ yy <ffsts. Hsrx sxra y
80 Ne'nxk evr szx- =. l. .K-I.zs,ss-
- ~ H. s. Ssssz. ca
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
srEP ron DISPENSE.


e-a~taN7. oeeaasr lila ccasec-sne.
& fsl'szHtsa rsScers thar TIE oraaEs r-.~
s@sgAers contemplate an .,.sex
-soe NazefH. ~ srstszh teaS4s4rts-s !.
''1ssIsSsAa< 9; s>s resident eozzksssoss-
=, - @21s.s sae1s for aasscss.
ne cart az The Basafas- or - ~. - = =
.a.sts Are inclt4a. % side ain ths o-s-r i.
Tee sza-e ect The attitude q ia sss-rs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
Texa. Po.tal Nn,ter..

SPECIAL 10 TIE Pos..)
Washington. October l4-A acsrs
has been established q. Greeson. Heal
sou couctr- Texas. rttt Beaiauif
Lewis postmaster.
The postofice A. Mozart. Crockett u.
~. mas cas1 or1sreI 4is,1. .iared Il,
ccioeer Il Man VIII then 80 q ORA,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
NEGRO soInIEss ATTACH INDIAN.


- Faso' Teas 1e-sz 1E-Fr1z Puma.
AslA se-es -s1s-v ~, L ra1ry q r=srs
sosiisFs q ee-elzy G. FEE A-zac.-y.
s'-'''l=. = aA2 Cares s-faeks1 an
APGeas la'iiAz caE,r AS zszac Et,n eszss
=. aS4L iGGr o-sls -Ezo a-sea.sz. slzeT- al
.-ss al 1-1s 1s from 10 sssesy az ta.s-E
= r.Z1aF CO Ia as-rg tr-az,s.
- II ase- Ftrzs- &c sseg ~ 1hsrrs--
--@is'@ ca EaT2zE 1--sar5c- - th@
.--,--l *'1e1 = sg2.s ot TIE E1-nsng az
- Is 4; N1=c Z -zsES- th=y rhrsa.-
sAs4 aF---a RESIST he zssa-lr s.fsoa-zs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

lNsssaz, SaEai- oetzhar a tz.hs -
Ehs soerz have zoc occs.ugss x.sy,..s.
IN lnss srAiH Ests Iazs sysaa-s tTssrs-
sazs wssA me zsssxrava ana ,ca.re ~.
arsaAz Mr. laekzaz tAs nagsssrxIs. as
: ssw rsaAeeass remain sAers a shssr 80
Dsserf are sseaza2s,t * Inssns. IL
sssa Eatss fr1z sSexcassls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

Lozdsa. October f4-Tne Psatn-
saiar ana 0Tisztzl steamer P-ui1-
s-lsr. troz Bombay. arrivsi ioizF
az Plymouth a14 Iaz1et s9ai
trimmer who "a szss sri1E ir0-
mid astzsE ct eubon5s plague ne
sYrpecczs we're ssveiorss ne tar
asss- TIE steamer LETT Mar sLilss
He has tee- isolated NJ osher
Eases are reported Tie n ss1ssfs
zho lsnae9 al PIya7ata we're al
IL Ecct health
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
COMMUNICATION CUT OFF.
Cape Government VIII Receive NC
Tels<rsEs from the ReP15ifcs

TeIe<rzEs from the RePasIics
Pr=er-sz. Css-nner II - 1elaFsss In T-a-s-
z1tszsau-B--vae ca2e szverun1sre has al
Tt.e't the Telegraph Department hsre .aas
ne tErrnzr Es7ss-szz VIII se raceav=ss fran
IL. rsezNtis- Cs71,-zuaic.zrscr bT war It
NasaS- however. Z sezl opsE
There are seTs-at 5-is11s kzrs W. ara
--aets 20 S4zTae oFtng 70. Ea-k az t11ts
u-d are T---;satzvaI EaYe-nnr.rs a srrsrg-
t1s 10 a-5fs Ehsz u re C1rs 4 -.
sdav
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

wcrsias ,ssS,issly az -fss; u keep
10 Win o-rsys-
The usn.g1Hszy -sstez Mills al
eshs- prosperous inssitat.51, worried up
$3.50 bales .assAs last 'FelTs r7oa'as.
ne Peoples sos.a1 sas-o-y. Which
IS aafzs a ;hrurs eessasss Is son-
,sa7iasias > w. il ia,a'o 454..loaai
s7saaIe4- L .rklzg tsll tine ~tsA
plenty o. ats ar1srs aksad- Is
consumption has Increased q, iass
asasi sz4-so4rta compared WIN TIE
s4ra@ pe-lg3 last ysar. vA<z iz ,aa up
to aearir scea bales r1x cestnz
me Lanets csstsz zaIls, Esar wsst
posnt. Ga. l5earsa. bgxsysr. u Ala
aar-A Aave frty 6oz1E-t l1tsly thar
large oa.7gt xr.t plant. Nd s1zE i the
cage With tEs Selma AMI es1ss mills
u tbs Sale. sozz Ta7sizg ,4aF 1c1
night refusing orsfers f-ssgscity. even
&. a4vas-sd sgusss. saF.1g sold zhsat
fo- soEe @cEsrrs &c. esue. fse1.az-
hnNeTsr, frlIy l,p7!te5 wtse Ia fa#
r1zserfal and vEzh god III ets>isat
iz2cr Ard are making l11@T-
Huntsville, Ala. 0seaeer i4-A--
Tz1gz-ezts have aseut ese1 cazz,si=t
s9r 17zhiIaz The CAPACITY @ The Dallas
eotta- -iiI I1eatss hare The sitlta.z
VII cs'z+ aocvs ssde sga. and win re-
saiFe the stssly enPtsyzsnE a 1879
ao-e operatives
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
TEXAS MULES.
The Contractors Arc G~stInE the
Ani1Eats Together Rapidly.


Fc--. Worth. Texas. o-.-aeE tt---. W
Aes5ss. VIC haa coelra1s - tErzfsa .a-
EHgissA sgy<rzzezs fsse zsles To - seq.
90 Srssh Atsfsa. repo~s thasf - . nss4s-
IL with ss-ssss l. sscs-Y (resse srf.
-, & az4 h-syr.a-As'
u Is eIrsSes4 ths1g q s-s e tzAs
aszd VIII - Ia61a .-ssz E'1gt SFeTsA asSs
Fesetsy via NeE Cviescz q tsss -1--
Ser tcArs arr iH& rersss NV AZ PoEE 3
s-ossyl-ts- 0.e hEys- repcsLs tguzs D.
eiRr-r Ink ~ VIII s&.T esE1 cars szucS
cG males = ttzte go Eeass se-e Ttsss.t1y
Tor NsT 0-ieazs rs zvsraEs prEas zai.
e ssl5 10 - sc art $50 Il l. lst--s,t
thIs cr1sra-scrs are recsirtnx 4 srcss
7tnts fos TIE Ez-Ias frpz .hs cxigse xrr-
ar-Ee1t- Two or tA-ss tkaas1n9 q trxs
aElezaIs VIII sa saigees szs Of tbs esasa-
III . South AFRICA wf.ef= The nezt saEg-
~ eagz
Grsenvilie. Tsras. pcsobsr fi-arr C. p.
Aaehstl, rsgrss~rtizy Ssegsr 4 Go, Al.
Eeanszl- hAs pz-rA.1ss,. over sgrry hsasy
@ E-rlas 70 sS Etzce,s On eczeraet fs- he
hagihse government for azs IN r-sfzeti-s
tAs E&r u ths TFGzEyalL A truTe * ths
rriss vas Serll &c EanssL1 Eha-sssy add
otesEs slI - so-TEa-4s5 today. TIE z5.ss
FGnSs Ia be sAt .szzz A5g-s 70 1872 ksris
sls5- ans e4Ts tsasa pz-rs.se. A. n aTs--
age Fr1ee e IN Ses,Se- 4 ca $780, !,
sEF 4ge9 -1s-gss tbs week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
x.rrvEs LoraL TO BarrAiy.

4 private rcsiertton. SO rcrzfs sseTite
-strr scr cre plant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
pEsraorrD ARuoRED THAN.
Particulars Regarding These Wh'
wer~ in Command

Z
werr in Command
Leztor. crt45ee- tits following o.
fsizi stspa4es saz seea received fraa
cepeasSE. whs-e Il vas Sled a. rs p =.
teaar
@TGs segszs driver aat cue aa;tys es-
capped FROM tie arncrsi tFair- TIE tGs-
NEG vas Fus11tst ID tas hAaa- TIE ~
po--s SAY thas Cavszgz Nesptst vas si.s1s-
ty vsGE3sd Ae1 thai lie SaFcY = sac
rain whose z9=esr he foes c5s sr7~,
we're captured ~ re Beers. Re h@lt@ves
thar the prfs1zers pare arkarzss1.
The k-ne-sd .Fz4z tAAs Vas sezs 70
FrytGrg frera Kimberly With s1s $50
Soy "a 20 7zr5srx has res1rrs,i 70 Kimberly
IL sasssy. 3avlrE transferred ths guns 10
he train ,hsr was destroyed
The arzsozse srziz tAAt S8s tsssvpTs1 =
h-E4ipaE e5z>alz,s5 q st1ssssz = %ss-
S{yts tq-rs, i Eurmcer 81 z-ursren &sG
SIX RESIDENTS O NKrigcE soc;h q &aisz-
lzg $50 c. hsartsS * rEs Eo@r al
ssaps. took Fsfgss Il 10 ra.n.
vrysurx ossabsr y. .sss-rooa.-CD.-
l4ys5 n traasrz $500 -s-s>gvii1s IL rs
lx;sss r~pects, matters 81 ta- az ne train
as :oacerzs3, we're ho2es=as Is 1000 IS
- artfllsrT oe=a1 oo1east.ng &. TIE
driver es tas zr-socsd t-sA9H escaped % -hs
NJ 4 All Las ;zrasd 20 * A9rieogo. t-aIz
=akee Fzae~ - -sf4pbsrss .sas al chz psc-
sscs &C iaa sra41 exrsEz A.zs=ts we're
sGEsa vrisc1Acx, Al =c5fas as hzsz ser<
70 Mar1no.ro GO bring yss &rfvs- he-e-
Esesas=s vsr2cTIng ras rails the Beers
aAv4 das--uTe,. serar1l E-fsrss MaeA
a-xsseT Il tegs hers as 20 w5z1 shs BrE-
is1 9-Ass<z VIII 2rTiVA-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

Manila ah=as o. tie laser eas.e.sss
ships
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
The SICK ARE MADE We'll
And the Weak are Restored to Fiji
Vigor and Strength!
At the Hands of the Greatest Healere
Modern Times! s
ARE YOU SICK

1oE w sss1ss ont tssY 11T esfors you eorzu.
1s1 e-s 1z2a seE = whe r-sz-t4u5s
l1 c1s+ls and 70 Wao r-eps treatment ~ cure
i412lE G. eGg1-z figures - -
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-09-08
The Toledo Weekly Blade.

The Toledo Weekly Blade has an enor-
nous circulation at all times. The year
Of presidential campaign however, it is
regularly read BY near 100000 people.
Not only republicans, bnt people OF all
classes, in every section Of the United
States read il for political Information.
For thirty years it has been regular
visitor in every part Of the Union and Is
well known in almost every one OF the
10000 postofhces in the country. It is
edited with reference to a national CIR
culation and people Of all politics take IT
because of its honesty and fairness in the
discussion Of all public questions. 1t i
the fayorite family paper, with some
thing from every member Of the house
hold. Serial stories, poetry, wit and
humor; the household department (best
in the world). Young folks, Sunday
school lessons, the farm stead, the quest
ion bureau (Which answers questions 70
subscribers), the news OF the week IN
complete form, and other special fea-
tures. Specimen copies gladly sent on
application, and il you will send us a
list of addresses, we will mail a copy to
each. Only 81 year. II you wish 10
raj club, write for terms. Address
the Blade, Toledo, Ohio.
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lie coLoREp eRoTAER.
Not Good Tenant for the SOutherI


Not "a Good Tenant for the Southern
Landlord.
The typical negro tenant arrives at q
new home in mule wagon or OK cart,
with bundle Of rags, frying pan and
coyey of children, and he stays with a
landlord who may have saved him from
destitut'on by advancing provisions and
dry goods only SO long as the caprice OF
the hour dictates, says Lippincotts'
Land owners who have sunk into finan'
oial ruin by mortgaging their property
have nearly always been dragged into
the slough by the effort to help their
negroes out fit. The crop made by the
average negro farmer is subject to many
contingencies besides those Of the
weather. He does not hesitate to leave
his field at the most critical season il
pleasure calls him; big meetings he
never can resist and these take place
during the important agricultural
months OF July and August, first at one
church and then. at another, After the.
mules have been working hard all the,
week in this busy season they are often
driven ten to fifteen miles on Sundays,
carrying wagonloads of men, women
and children, long bright ribbons fly
ing out from the heads of the female
members of the family, whose hair has
been tightly plated and bound with
cords during the week in order to pro-
duce a holiday sensation in an ample;
psyche-knot at the back and a bushel-
like roundness in front; they appear in
fancy waists and big sleeves and rcgale
themselves and their friends with q
dinner Of fried chicken, cake and water.
melons after the meeting, rags being
good enough to wear, hoe cake and
bacon good enough to eat during the
week Like his African ancestors, the
American negro is miserable without
Publications and feastings; if he can
have them he will do hard job of work
between times.
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woMAN.s SOPRANO VOICE.
why She Can Reach Much Higher
Tones Than Is Possible for Man.

why She Can Reach Much Higher
Tones Than Is Possible for Man.
The scientist who discovered in the
human larynx the anatomical reason
why woman has II soprano voice and'a
man bass one was a woman, Mrs.
Emma Seller, says the Philadelphia
Times. She was German, born in
Wurtzburg. Left a widow with two
children TO support, she resolved to be-
ONE teacher of singing, but sudden
~ lost her voice. Then she determined
to find out why; also to discover the cor
rect method of singing, SO that others
might not lose their voices. For this
purpose she studied anatomy. She dis
sected larynx after larynX and spent
years in her search, trying TO find for
one thing why womcn's head tones
could reach high c while men had no
soprano toGes. At length her search
vas rewarded. She discovered under
the microscope one day two small,
wedge-shaped cartilages whose action
produces the highest torres of the hu-
man voice. She made her discovery
public. 1t excited great attention
among scientists. Her own brother, a
physician, praised the treatise in the
highest terms till he found his own
sister had written it. Then he dashed
it down, saying in rage that she would
be better attending to her housework.
Nine. Sellers portrait, marble relief,
is in possession of the American Phil,
osophical society of Philadelphia, OF
which she was member. She wrote,
among other books, "The Voice in Sing
ing" and 'rhe Voice in Speaking"
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THE TAME FAWN.
An old Dame Who Narrowly Escaped
with Her Life.


with Her Life.
Although it does not appreciate con-
fnement in a paddock, it is easy to
tame fawn and it makes delightful
pet until it attains to years Of indiscre-
tion, says the Badminton Magazine. a
tame roe used to follow the children
everywhere round the old castle Of
Duntroon and even up the stairs and
into the rooms. One of his little play
fellows had been obliged to give up his
room TO gentleman who had come to
stay there and the surprise of the guest
was unbounded when the head and
neck of Il roe protruded through his
half-open door. Dear met" he said,
"game must be extremely plentiful in
these parts.
Yet, just as kitten would be the most
delightful of pets except for its un-
fortunate habit of growing into a cat.
so a roe and especially buck, becomes
too much of handful as pet when it
grows up. Their beautiful little horns
are both sharp and dangerous and a
tame roebuck very nearly put an old
woman off the road and into the Crinan
canal by its obtrusive attentions. 1t
meant no harm; it really expected to
get lump of rock salt, with which it
had usually been rewarded for its
caresses, but the old dame did not ap-
preciate its uncanny approaches aid
narrowly escaped with her life.
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Psittacosis, the peculiar form of bron-
ehial pneumonia communicated by par
rots, has broken out in Genoa, IA eases,
eight of them fatal, being traced to a
single importation of two sick Bra
lillian parrots. The health board has
warned the citizens against harboring
parrots as pets, At Berlin the veter-
mary school has found that out of ia
sick parrots 81 were suffering from
tuberculosis. The disease is hereditary
in the birds, and is intensified by the
close confinement and discomfort of the
voyage to Europe.
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Klondike District.

EDITOR GLACIER: Nineteen years have
been in Hood River, p years in Wasco
county but in all that time have never
seen so much rain this time of the yea
as we have been having lately. Nor in
all that time | have not seen dog that
rides in wagon and springs at the
passersby, and very nearly gets int
trouble. What's the matter with "You
and Me- that he doesn't report such
things as that? And he was right there,
too But | don't know
After writing to a paper printe
IN this country in a foreign language,
about Hood River, many letters have
come to me asking how land can be
bought, and if it can b. hom
steaded Many families want to coma
am glad to see that Hood River has
fine paper now, just as big as The
Dalles papers. Hurrah for the GLAcI R!
NJ. l.. Nix is building a two story
house, 30x30, with a porch all aro Ind
and big eel ar underneath. Lum 1el
got short, so he and wife went to the hot
fields.
Klondike has fine oats and tomatoes
ii the snow don't get them before they
are ripe. The oats will be cut for hay
.'.r. HILLsTRoM,
In this liberty ov NJ country, klon
dixie, Oregon.
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People who imagine that 10, the Poor
Indian, is passing in his chips at de-
cimating gate in the United States will
be surprised to realize that though not
80 hostile as formerly he is still with us
to the extent OF 100000. He il much
improved morally from what he was,
but he has not fallen behind to any con
siderable extent. Ii is case OF the sur
vival Of the fittest, and while the Indian
will eventually have to 90, he is not
gathering up his traps and getting ready
to start as yet.-Moro Observer.
The Arlington Advocate says there is
hardly boy in Arlington over ten years
of age that is not found with quid Of
tobacco in his mouth when out Of his
parents sight.