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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-12-12

N 80. LANps ana lands asaptea 4
sonsh 90. ~ hau "a siiy asas'tssss Al ,es,
sonaple pilves ana icrmH ny addgnss ~ y
ealing on Whartan Real EssaIc Com
Nhaitun, Tesas.
SNAPS IN REAL EsrATF--i,;s ~
zoria county lack land sasinl tsn,e
house, we'll orchard, 10 acres iiidof ninS,
o,ie mile from raiiroad q snap al slses
ali acres rec lana. near Minnie Chanoess
county, at s. an acre. 1870 rus hne praI-
RE, Harris county land. near Katy, $3.50
mn acre Four sections Of Tie nnes lauas
IN Harris county; well drained: ON creek;
AZ 81 per acre. 500 acres improved furm.
chean n $3.50 an acre. | have largo
iis- OF the choicest lands 10 be found IA
tie coast country that | vii sell very
Iose give me q trial. A. Stockdick. Katy
Lxas 20
NiSrORs make our ONCE headquarters;
sssGal genuine bargains, home or invest
me@ r. q. Gray Co. sUl Binz. "a
Any PERSON wanting n home In the best
resaaence part OF Houston will 60 well to
MI Ne undersgned Will sell 4 block
ssnnntmpEosed, 4 block with the pretti st
on on' !, most convenient cottage In the cl,y
/ I,,,,h.a " y block with cottage and out
v-mssntks. sas, sewer, water and all con-
il ne Muated on Louisiana street ear
Vasras ' w Webster street Apply VI,
49,, -. y eoar; house or ON premises q
G Ioi. stA "a. hts, close in: good building
drv, chss .,sussnee or warehouse, high ana
M ofaanp nut cash, $500. Address 1915,
-- snls oi'iee. u
ot ~ ~. hUsiNEss Tor isoO has Increased over
ny p"I oeue and Tor tq0i wo wish TO double
~, 49, ~, Wy ASK you to assist b. giving
49,, % LA ~ % VOW baslness 10 rental. We
lecied and keep properly In rsnsonahic
repair az cur expense ID GUY sale deuar,-
mont we have competent assistants and no
business Is TO smnl for III. careful -
| tention While In Houston. mako ou, nrh,
your headquarters. We hsSs M n,,,ya,
ances show YOU aui yoar ,r,cnf. a..
| city. NJ. Norfeet x Co, ,bnncs "a
nnz building. p''o"VS o' .;
RICE LANDS-100 900 acres, in 6oa,ss ~ ~,
acres to 10000 with river frontage iron,
! $40 to slb an acre, on easy term, sIsn
large bodies OF pine lands. For fun mar
ueulars call or write A. X. Moore houston
Texas. =.
WE HAVE LOTS for sale in ali paris Of me
city from 500 to $500, l6.rooM modern
residence close in at sacrifice, also moo
ern residence on Crawford street at bal.
| gain. Some very desirable homes In Sixth
ward from $1,000 upward. Wm.h Olscnewske
| 4 Co.. 2Ou Kiam building; new phone eyeil
! RICE LAND--The firm of Cameron q Moor,
4 has been identified with the rice devotion
! ment for the past eight years; our w. /,
Moore has contributed columns OF rico ar
| tlcles and many pamphlets on this oror
! write for Them we have improved ali
uflimproved rice land along the canals fC
sale in Texas, also prairie land for VIC
irrigation; tenants wanted for 5000 acres
rice land in Matugnrda county. good two
story. seven room houses. Cameron
Moore, 3o5ls Main street. Houston, TeSa
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FOR RENT.

-
1871 MlLAM-Four rooms, 20. Edmund C.
FOR RENTING nicely ruraished upstairs
10 r,II ms, with or without board: hot aud
celd Wa er, gas ana Ell modern conveni-
eEces. Apply at 1903 Crawford street, cor
net Lee snd. i2
NICE four-room cottage. with IN 1dern con-
Neniehces, Just Large enough for couple
Apply l04 Charities. Is
FOR RENT-Corner sterL; No. 7t9 Travis
street, corner Rusk. is
ROOM for rent; modern conyenences and
pA~nc, newly furnisAe1. ,IB San Jacinto.
one door from Rusk. Il
Fuh.>4.nLD rooms Tor Ignt housekeeping;
no ca.dlen. 1911 Dallas. "A
ron 4eHN I-hleven-room mouse, sJJ mann
street Apply next door. -
k'on khNl-Une n.eely furnished roo....
Apply Lows Texas avenue. ii
FOX RENT IS. ore building, 612 Main street.
on anu AFTER JANUARY l.. 1901, FO. lAtOr4lIa-
ioA appls 10 Eugene I. HeiAer. bI11
Mdin street IL
AIsELl FURNISHED genlemens room,
$500. 1904 Wa4her III
FOIl Rem l--tiye 20 eight aces with i'm
provomeuts, one NILE from city limits Oh
trdTel roaA: sut,J.e for Truck farm NJ.
Inquire 1871 Cong eos avenue, l.
FURNISHED RUoMs-Larse and single;
cheap 10 cling 1~r eANursiOuis.s: i've biocAs
nom MaiA street 45Ii Preston street. Bath
an. pane II
FOR KEN Large furnished room. COS Po.k
avenue. II
FOR RENT--4ia acre place wiki ali improve
mons, ~ niles from conr- h use. South
Houston. inquire at 1908 Lyle street, Sec
ono wsri. u
FOIL Rem bakery only UYeD here; good
Glance Tor hrsy-cias. bayer. Come or az
dress Ron ZS3, Hun sylle, Texas. IL
FOR RFNT-FresA, new rooms With gooI
beds. bath and heat. III Louisiana De-
tween Capi,el and Rush, l.
Iwo furaithed rooms for rent. 1902 Dallas
avenue. Is
141O CAPITOL AVENUE-Two nj ely fur
nishel rooms; modern conyeniences. IS
FOR RENl-Two unfurnshed rooms cheap
or Be avenue u
FOR RENT-Twa nicely furnished rooms at
1903 Montgomery street. 10
FOR RENT-TIe Commercial Hotel building
at Taylor Texas everything in cd con-
di ion and suitable for The busi aess. me
opeuing for a first-class hotel mn. inquire
on the premises or OF w. a. Blackburne
owner, Aus IN, IeAas 10
NICELY furnished or unfurnished rooms;
single or en- suite. 500 LOUISIANA ST. IL
ROoMS--s1 90 week and up: block back Cen,
trail depot d7 G rard. ---------- II
FOR RrNT-comfortabl newly furnished
south rooras: gas: comrlste hath stove;
oantIer'en rnly. 1911 Prairie avenue. Bur-
~; tng II
T0R RENT1Three- story building, ,5xs0 feet.
No TO7 Preston street; two stories
4 qOs Travis street Eve rooms. second story
I Amply j. H. Lang. Travis street. WIN:
Whine. agent. q
FOR RENT-store and ane dry basement;
i 950 Milan street, between Congress and
FRANKLIN avenues; also the whole second
eoor Of this building, y. j. koehler, sOs
Congress. ---.-
pyNAMoS. motors, engines, pumps, boilers.
sisctTIc and telephone supplies of all kinds.
/ Barden- Sheets Electric Co.. 1908 Texas ave.
! nue.. -.
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WANTED--Cook for section call or write.
a. q. wler. Staifori, Texas. ~
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WANTED Position as boOkkeeper or man
ager Of general merchandise business ex-
periehce; at present employed, married,
state wages. Address 1914. this office. y
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SITUATIoNS--MALE.


WANl 1D--rosition as stationary engineor
oy licensed engineer. also macninist; ref
La Porte, Texas. 10
Observation-Disclosures OF pharmacy. single
a"ehsy years experience. sober, industrious,
wen ip III tue business, desires poeiIfon
nuuress Druggist, care kcnardson a
ffanhiin, Lulkin, Texas. "a
BOY wants something to do; work in yard
" srOeely Story; anything good mana,
Whnns % work. ase 40, Please call nc lJo
Lave OAK street "a
WANTED---A position as housekeeper or coni-
papion by lady OF experience. no oOJsu-
Won TO leaving the ctsy. Address lgv, tnis
Office. "A
A POSITION by a hrst-class registered drug
ess, make oiier. Address 4. u. Dox lsi,
oaiysson, Texas. ~
tSjTUATIuN WANTED by Middle-aged Gor-
man mar: work OF any hind. temperate
a a OF GOOD HABITS best Of reference grycn.
1872. this off CO. 10
WANTED-situation as yard man; milking
CIV, moderate gardener. Address 1915 Ibis
Office IL
WANTED--cook for section call or write.
a. n wler. Staffort, Texas. IL
WANTED--A situation by ali around JOB
and ad printer. twenty years experience;
lvr past I'VE years foreman Star, Plano,
Texas Address Foreman STAR Plano,
Texas l:
POSITION WANTED by young man in hotel
or around store; age 20 years James Re
dice, lVi Page $ rect TX
WANTED--Situaton to work around house
ana assist In kitchen. lSii. this office. 10
wANTED--P Position as bookkeeper OF man
ager Of general merchandise business; ex-
perieice; at present employed; married,
state wages Address 1914. this Office. u
PRINTER and tuba player wants situation.
Address box II, Plaptersyllle, Texas. z
SITUATION WANTED by young man OF ex-
perience in general merchandise, hardware
store or lumber yard; ean speak German
ana English; am good stock keeper and
salesman give best OF references;
country town preferred. Address Box ~
serDin. Texas IL
DRUGGIST of several years experience wants
position for January / can keep books.
Address L w. George. Bartlett, Texas. 70
OuLCkED MAN COOK wants a position
IN private family, boarding house, cars or
camp IN OF out OF the city. Address 2il4
this office 10
POSITIONS WANTED by colored man and
vie; man to work in yarl woman to
cock or do ether Find Of housework. Call
1t once al 2i0S Mckinney T.
EXPERIFNCBD YOUNG MAN wants posi-
upn as salesman In ore. can give good
references. Address 1874, this oifiee -
WANTED--By an active German man, sltua-
I tior TO attend TO horses milk COW and wock
in the yard. Address 1870 this office 10
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Cures
w ak Men
rec

A now remedy which quickly cures seNuai
vef kl,oss yaricoeele. night emissions, prema-
turo discharge eap. and restores the organs
TO strength and vkor, Or J. W. knapp ilss
Hull huildirg D. troll Mich. gladly ssn1s
fee the receipt OF this wonderful remedy IN
order that every weak man may cure HIM
self at home.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WAITE 1.-TWO OF three rooms, FURNISHED ot
unfurnishsd, for light nousekeeplns, s.atr
II this ofiire. "A
IVA NTISD TO RENT-5-room cotnge IN sood
locality ana reasonable rent Address . ".
g., 2ov Travis 40
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HOUSTON, TEXAS. Notice: am back
from calves on: you will ind me at my cd
stlhd corner OF Con res3 and Main Il
YOU have tiled al lies and fakes, try what
| haye and be cured N. NJ Asttn, Hoas
ton Texas. Il
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THE CHICAGO BICYCLE CO.. OF 612 Main
street Houston, Teas, has the fines IN !
tric amrs the best and g eapes. tires a
lne Of stock whlcd will surprise any one
We sell Tor cash o. mcnthly payments
It WI pay YOU 10 deal With us II
IF You WANT gool q cent neal try
thc Wonan's Exchange Dining Hall. 706
Main
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

sITUATION WANTED BY girl of is 10 do
h0usework can give good recommendation,
Cal or address sle Robin street u
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MANIFESTATION TO work around house
and assist In Kitchen I37i this Office. 70
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.-. AaaIess oox II, Plaotersyllle, Iexas: Y
SITUATION WANTED by young man OF ex-
perience in general merchandise, hardware
store or lumber yard; can speak herman
ana English; am good stock keeper and
salesman can give best OF references,
country town preferred. Address Box ",
SerDn Texas II
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j. b. HUTCHINS. Navssoth. Texas makes
salve that will e.'}e, eczema. letter ana
any form OF I'D sores; try one box; price
81 Write for testimonials. l2-l9
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

D i,ctctrie And telephone supplies OF an xmas.
pertcn sheets Electric Co, 1923 TeHas avg,
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CARRIAGE MEN -wn exchange de ma.
!. MoMd Dental Co, sO2a Main. ------l :,
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Notice Is
hereby given that the annual mesuns VI
H., stocIhoIuerS OF the Texas aud New
orleans Railroad company will be ned
AT the general oftice OF the company ~ the
city of Houston, Harris county loNas
nj II o'clock a. IN. on the lth Gay OF
January 1901, and that the annual meeting
of inc board OF directors OF said company
win be held at the same place ana on me
same day immediately after the aulou,n.
ment oil the said annual meeting o. tne
stockholders. &. b. seger. secretary l-ll-.l
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NOTICE AN parties are nefepy notlhea sns.
/ Will not be Responsible tor any aepts' u,ns
or ady contracts made by my wiz i'0''I "a
jurstns, Henry Jurgens. -------.
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PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
10 advertisements in the office of The
Pos for the week ending Saturday, De-
Mrs, Barnes 90; 1902; 1887; Mrs. clay
90, 1858 90; p FL 2so3; d Al 1873 (sll;
go %; b W; 1850 (9; 1870; 1870, -o55.
Mrs; jones 90; 1893; 2aS3; 1913, Mrs x;
G i9c5 49, -S g. s s ssss g. G'ia -i s.
J X; 1857; 1897 a.; 1888; 1893; 25i4; 1883;
1915 % 1870 49, 1915; 1885; $50: I L D.
1871 La $40 $5a ~ , 1872 Y 81 81
2Ss9; 1899 % l9s 2Sos ~; W A. 2; 1872;
w s: 3i7 1922: 2-2 90; 1S47 1925 tlS'
HOUSTON TEXAS. Notice: 1 am back
from Calves on: you will lind me at ny Id
stand, corner of Con res3 and Main. i
y0u have tiled al lies and fakes, try what
hay and be cured n. VI. Asttn, Hous
ton Texas Il
TIE CHICAGO BICYCLE CO. OF 6l2 Main
street Houston, Teas, has the fines IN
cheap bicycles, the most Hui cleo
ric amIs tie best and eapes tires,
lne Of stock whlca will srrpr Sc any one.
Wo sell Tor cash o. mcnthly payments
It VIII Day YOU 10 deal With MS IL
IF YOU WANT a gooi q cent meal try
thc Wonan's Exchange Dining Hall 100
Main II
WE MAKE fresh candy every cay cali aud
see US; uneNcelled in prices. houston Con
fectionery Co.. sos Main street New phone
$50 Is
A GENTLEMAN. IS years, we'll built. called
good looking, excellent business aolllty'
means that will after marriage invest ABOUT
! $1,000 in coed money making business Mat
rimony address SIS, this Office
MAN or MEANS, but lonely, desires 10 cor
respond with young lady or WIDOW oplecl'
/ n-niage. Address ii. Fullmer, BOX 5i2,
son Anlon!o, / exas.
CHEST PROTECTORS are now IN season,
4 crutcnes, trusses and syringes. AZ
TT7Y ~ n l1:I IIa1r 'rc7- 1o- 6777r-1-T =
cents per bottle at Lewyn's, corAer Aia.A
and Preston. II
- : 80
ler IMAM LeWyns l.lttI1 t..ter 4e4.ets, no
stlre 4Ul MAN street a.
77---7-.-,,,,77
DEL ECIlYE AHENC1 - FRAMED detectives
FURNISHED ior wi ana rriminal in,est.sa-
I tuns; reasonable rates; cCr!esD onuence so
\ Lciled. James McCane, box 1870. Houston,
Texas. 4
-I-1, r0S,Ir, a Ia - ,,---,,ro -,
ILha NM NJ "a speSihe tof the eui tavo, q.
ehn ni,ft .tihe nan's "a r'sn, % 'e anas
selehsinc ana rational cure, price so,Vo'
I'm 70 any address on RECEIPT oil prize
Carr irau. Proprietor ubtoSr Phaima'ys
Iaylor. Texas y
PEOF II sH0RTISS graduate Of
Icn1i - nj nn,- =. ,,torS riii give
prfysde instruction al ,our own hone:
piano, Frenea ana Spanish music based
upoA tha me hods Of the Paris and Leipzig
! conservatory with all reference desired.
Address or call at 800 Polk avenue, city. u
MADAM VALREE, spiritual medium, 90I
Main street. -
iTyr TIL x r &C.,
WILKINSON s0s- 9ga NM bniIdipg Engage
ments made nv mail, 10
------ - = 49,.
WE MANUFACTURE tents, awnings, tar
pauins, wagon covers, etc. We make the
y
Price list for the asking Your r. orders So o.,
lIel-ee- lHeeens.n .. eesIena 80. -
HAVE your horses clipped by Il. Brady
practical horse clipper, COL Preston avenue
Telephone 70G. E-2i
,IoI,sr,NT cl,cT,77S 49, ,,,-
ipusnoN III 90 , re ~ az
a,srson ,o wy hpnisrs md s.berme, leay-
ing Houston Saturday even ng December
!. and every Saturday during the winter
turh to Houston sunday evenings at
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE q SioeKhoIdcrs' meeting; Inc an.
nuai meeting OF rne stockholGers OF tnv
South Texas National Bank for the PUT
pose OF elecung nino directors 70 serve LOT
the ensuing year viii nc neio- az thslr
banking muse on TUESDAY. January a.
1901 Polls open from 10 Q. M To- " M
j. r. Nc ,shan, Cashier ..,
Houston, Texas December .. Ivvv.
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PROFESSIONAL.

SAVE MONEY--Relisbie Detective service
rendered in civil and criminal eases; reas-
enable rates: for further partcuiaIs au-
ton, Texas. u
t9Itf,h $40 ftrs lsni Az,
Ass'sv and sdnsisrs ~ Nsin strs--
DR, W II. McEiroy. dentist, over Krlr2 q
Tuhiy's; entrance on Congress avenue. u
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WANTED---A position as housekeeper or coni-
pabion by lady OF experence no oOJsu-
tlon TO leaving the ctsy. Address lgy, tnis
on.ce. IA
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a POSITION by irst-class registered drug
e'ss' MAKE oiier. Address 4. u. Dox lsi,
oAiyss.oii, Texas. -
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A BOY wants something 10 do; work in yard
OF srOcely story anything, good mana,
Whhng 70 work, ase 40. Please call at lJo
Lave OAK street "A
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SITUATION WANTED by Middle-aged Ger
man man; work OF any Lind temperate
anl OF good HABITS; best Of reference gwen.
1872. this Office Is
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WANTED--situation as yard man; milking
CIV, moderate gardener. Address 1915. Ibis
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wANIED-Usod or unused United States
tajnps. Atdiess ", 81 tai4 ON O.. /,
" AiRemeyer Il
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SALESmEN wanted 10 sell our goods by
sample to wholesale and rotail trade we
are the largest and only manufacturers in
our line in tho world Liberal salary paiI.
Address Can. Dex Mfg. Co. Savannah Ga
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B WANTED 10 BUY.

WANT ti,-'fo buy or rent FURNISHED Douss
after New Years, 5000 iocauon Address
1852. tnis office. ~
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"aN - ID POSITION as stationary engineer
W licensed engineer also maeninist; RET
slencc FURNISHED. Address r.. y. wens.
Ia forte, Texas. ~
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OPIUM. MORPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
cured IN to 10 days without pain or ID
fury TO patient; no pay until cured and PER-
fectiY satisfied. In case OF fallurs viii pn}
al, patients expenses while here. also iaii-
road fare both ways. Best references AZ.
dress Matthews Home. 800 Day Ave. Yves,
End Sar Antonio. Texas "
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NICE f0ur-room cottage. with IL jdern CON
yenences; just latge enough for couple
Apply 404 CHARITIES. Is
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( POSITION WANTED by young man in hotel
or around store; age 20 years James Re
dice, 400 Page rect IL
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RICE LANDS-I00 900 acres, in Sc7,s- -- 80 "a;
acres to 10000, with river iroptaxs tran,
$40 to SIS an acre, on easy term, aIso
large bodies OF pine lands, For iuh mar
ueulars call or write A, X. Moore, nou.ton
Texas. =.
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MANITOBA situation by ali. around JOB
and nd printer. twenty years experiences
iyr past ave years foreman Star, Plano.
Tsxas Address Foreman star Plane,
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DtuG0lS l'--uradiiate OF pharmacy single,
MenIy years experience. sober, andustrlous,
WeIi dp III tue business desires poeiIfon.
Address Druggist, care Richardson a
rfanhiin, LuIkin, Texas "a
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FOR RENTING nicely ruraished upstairs
10 ms. with or without board: hot aud
celd Wa er, gas ana ell modern convent
eIces. Apply at 1903 Crawford street, cor
net Lee snd IL
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ATLANTA HOTEL Rates 81 on per day; spe
cial rates By week or month. 2flt Cnufen
street Galveston y Foiey pronrIe.o-. Z
Arizona republican., 1900-07-05
POOR WHO BECAME GREAT.

''The story of the ancestry of Lincoln, of the revolting hardships and priva- tions of his childhood and youth, of his squalid environments, almost shock the sense of natural justice We feel in stinctively that destiny was unneces- sarily cruel. harsh and severe. His great spirit bore the deep scars of those early struggles to the grave. Scarcely any man in the country had q past more depressing or q future more hope leSsly gloomy than Grant at the out break of the civil war. Henry Wilson, the Shoemaker of Natick,' senator and vice president, was born in a vagrant community of basket makers and tink- CTS. of unknown paternity. His real name was Jeremiah Goliath. and he took the patronymic of his patron, Gen eral Wilson, who, discerning the waifs s powers. set him in the pathway of pde- ferment and renOwn. Morton, the war governor and senator from Indiana, told me the proudest moment of his life, up to the age of 2l, was when he marched into his native village at the
Arizona republican., 1900-07-05

India who base their religious beliefs upon the vedas. They would never dream of such d urOfana ton of the teachings Of Brahmanism. They would rathe swallow dirt and gnaw roots than eat beef. and yet they are not strict vege tarians. for they all eat butter and milk. and also fish and mutton when they can procure them
 The Hindoos and those who share with them their religious belief are just what history tells us their fathers were. three and twenty centuries ago. The highest law that concerns the Hindlo is to eat correctly. and beef is one of the prescribed foods: so with this food re- source in every farmyafd. pr.zed highly F it is by most Of the world. the Him doc dies of hunger rather than partake of il. These facts are perhaps as inn pressive an illustration as can be given of the profound influence which reEgi- ous injunction and custom can have upon the habits. tastes and preiudices. and conseduentIy upon the commerce. of whole nations.
 The value of East Indian cattle for food has been amply demonstrated. The 51.000.010 Mohammeians living in India have no qualms or scruples about beef eating. Some years ago We read almost daily for a time Df bloodshed between the Mohammedans and Hin doOs of northwest India. Beef was the cause of the incipient warfare. The HindOo neighbors of the Moslems de-
Arizona republican., 1900-07-05

head of a band. playing a key bugle, while he was q hatter's apprentice. Garfield and Sheridan. the barefoot boys upon the towpaths of the Ohio canals: Andrew Johnson. the tailor: Blaine, the country school teacher: Mckinley and Bryan, of humble origin these and many others of smaller fame refute the instruction that the ambitious youth must put money in his purse before entering public life.
 Another remarkable illustration is afforded by the life and career of sam uel Jackson Randall. of Pennsylvania, whc1e extraordinary qualities and achievements should have given him more conspicuous renown, but whose fading fame gives new pathos to Jeffer- sons mournful ejaculation. So soon forgotten when we are gonei' He died in possession of an estate valued at less than 5000 after thirty years spent in legislation.
 No tainted breath dimmed the bright mirror of Randalls reputation. Twice