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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


]. T. Tyler, Galveston; W. NJ. Foster,
Omaha, Neb.i NJ L. Well, New York: C.
clnnati; Joseph = Vincent Stephenyiiis,
w S. Liehty, u. G. Brown, Lincoln. Neh.
Gus Amundsen and family. Galveston; All
Wtckernden. st. Louis: Fred w. Mally.
cogdoches; ] n. Jackson ana wife. IA.
cogdoches; l.. o. Hensoldt Galveston; L.
v. Elder, city n. j. Power, ST. Louis,
Il. II, Angel New Orleans. L. II Harmon,
Brenham: Emil Weber, III Paso; G. q
Cummings, Alvin; o. S. Cummings Alvin,
William Lasker, city; NJ. 81. Stryker, Oak
dale, la.
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston Texas, July Airs Mary J
Casteel will leave tomorrow evening fof
Bunalo.
sid Franklin, for a number Of years an
employc OF j. c. League has gone 10 okla
future
Rev Father j NJ Klrwln left last night
for San Antonio, where he will take part
IN the Fourth Of July celebrations.
William Krail, secretary and treasure,
Of the Fellman Dry Goods company LETT
tonight for 80. Louis.
Mrs Cabeen Blake and Mrs 7. j. Nc
Queen OF Houston are visiting In the city.
Rabbi Cohen and family have gone to ST.
Louis and other Northern cities,
General II. b. stoddard Of Bryan is in
the city.
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Convention OF Postmasters.

Galveston. Texas, July 4-Postmaster
GrlGeu stated this morning that an ar
engagements for the entertainment Of the
annual convention of the postmasters Of
Texas. which is to be held in Galveston
July IL and rs have about been completed
and that he hoped for and expected
large attendance at the meeting The
subjects that will be discussed win relate
to proper handling of the mail and win be
for the hettcrment OF the service The
program OF the exercises win be ready for
publication IN a few days
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Heavy DAMAGES Asked.

Greenvllle. Texas, July 4-one Of the
heaviest damage suits ever docketed in
Hunt county was hled in the district court
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. II L. vittetoe
OF Caddo NILS against the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Railroad company. The
horrible accident by which Mrs. vittetoe
lost her life in this city on May 0, this
year, Is tue basis for this action, which
Is brought as well to recover for INJURIES
sustained by Mr. vlttetoe, these being al.
legged to be of sweeping and permanent
character. He asks for $4,000
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Another Santa s. Frtension.

Coleman, Texas, July 3.-The officials OF
the Gulf, Colorado and SANTA Fe Railway
company spent last night here, leaving in
their special car about II O'Clock this
morning. While here they decided to take
up the track from the junction" west
10 Ialpa and run the road from Coleman
10 I9lpa- THIS would mean that Coleman
would no longer be on a tap"
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ensuing year: President Mr. L. J Bailey
of Austin; first vice president, Miss Beat
rice Norman of Galveston; second vice
president, Miss Mile Davis of Houston
third vice president Miss Deschaumes Of
Houston; secretary. Miss Abble Whiting
OF Central church, Galveston; treasurer.
Miss Mary Hotchkiss Of Bastrop junior
league superintendent, Miss Constance Ok.
ley of Calvert
rho next place of meeting will be Nava-
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Galveston Texas, July 4-The citizen Of
Alvin are contemplating the organization
OF Y. NJ {. A. \ number OF the promo.
tors are In the city today looking over
the Y NJ. c. A. here 10 sec how the as
ISOLATION is operated. Among those who
visited the Y NJ. G A today for this pur.
Mr and Mrs H. Phinp, y. II. Korf &.
h. Stevens and L. b. Ward.
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Damage Suits Against Tho Central.

Hampstead, Texas July s-Sult was
filed in the district court yesterday by
Archie Lilly against the Houston and Tex
IS Central Railway company for damages
alleged TO have been sustained in July,
1899 while in the employ Of said railroad
company.
Suit was also filed by Dan wilkins and
others against the Houston and Texas Cen
tral railroad for damages for the death
of q relative.
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A Neoro erakeman klIIaa.

Nacogdoches, Texas, July a,-Pete Fields,
negro brakeman on the Texas and New
orleans railroad extension, was run over
ana Killed yesterday evening ahont eight
miles south Of town. The train stopped
az that point for sometime aud Fields
ley down In the shade OF the car across
the track and went to sleep When me
nIaln started backing be was run over.
literally cutting him 10 pieces.
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Galveston, Texas, July A large mum
Der Of excursionists are in the city today
They are chiefly from points along the
line OF the Houston East and West Texas
railroad and were brought in last night
The excursion rates which Induced the Wis.
itoTs TO come were in effect as far north
as Shreveport. and the tickets have n e.
turn limit of three days. The excursion
brought about 500 passengers
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NEGRO MS SCARED AMAY.
Intended Victim Succeeded in Arousin
Her Husband.

Her Husband.
Waco. Texas, July 4.-lntense excite
ment prevails in a settlement ZEN miles
southeast Of Waco In consequence OF a
fright given Mrs. Holmes wife II Adolphus
Holmes wealthy farmer Mr. Holmes
was sleeping in a hammock in the hall
and was awakened by the screams OF his
wife. He sprang M Just IN time TO see
Q negro man dart away from the back
door. The negro entered Mrs Holmes
bedroom ana placed his hand upon her
threat She succeeded IN screaming where
upon the negro lied An arrest has heen
made ana the negro In custody is held
Tor ldentlhcAtlon
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Resignation on Fort. Worth and De,v.,

Resignation on Fort Worth and Denver.
Fort Worth, Texas, July Al w. Titley.
who for eieyen years has been superin-
tendent OF bridges buildings and water
supply Of the Fort Worth and Denver
City has rendered his resignation. Ills
successor VIII be appointed In a few days.
Iltiey was formerly with the Union IA.
al 1850
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Austin Texas, July 4-The following
we're elected officers OF the Epworth
League OF The Texas conference for the
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CoIored RantIsts in Session.

Lu!ipg, Texas, July 4-rhe Guadalupe
Baptist association Ccolored) met this morn
ing with the Autiyit Baptist church OF this
city. a large crowd OF visiting ministers
and delegates are In attedance. The nro
near the san Marcos river, where the large
crowd can avail themselves of camping
privileges and be more comfortable Those
in charge say the meeting viii be quite
Interesting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-05

Ihs disease first the form blister
blood poison they tell
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Strength Enables You to Stand the Heat.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic gives
strength.
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our FREE noME rREArnrENr,

Our book on Contagious Blood Poison gives more
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c. II. a H. r.. r..
Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
GalNeston Traina.

NOTE-Trans leaving Houston at&4sp
n. ana arriving 20 Houston at 3.4s a. m and
ye.as a. NJ also run into Grand Central de-
pot, departing 10 minutes earlier and aulv-
ing ten minutes later than time given above.
All trains arrive and depart from the Grand Cen
ira depot except tie Missouri. Kansas & Texas
trains which have depot in the Fifth ward the In
iernatonai & Great Northern and Columbia Tap
which use the International and Great Northern de-
pot on Congress avenue. and the Houston East and
West Texas morning train which leaves from and
arrives at the Houston East and West Texas depot
The Missouri. Kansas & Texas and Galveston
Houston g. Henderson trains pass the International
and Great Northern depot.
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MALARIA MAKES YOU WEAK.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic makes you
strong.
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Nos Q and 10 are fast mail and express between tne
two etes only ana win carry through cars for Dali
las and Denison. going from Houston wa inc zen
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three years, but the
stomach of no human
being can stand this
treatment long; besides,
they do not cure the
disease permanently, as
thousands know from
experience.
S. S. S. is the only
guaranteed purely veg
etable blood purifier,
and the only antidote
for this peculiar virus;
il purifes the blood
and builds up the con-
stitution. The appetite
improves almost from
tha G,ek IOn. a. 49,.
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H.. a n. C. n r..
Grand Central Depot
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Houston and new orleans Trains.
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IL. ID. q w. II. r. Il.

All these trains leave the Santa Fe Congress
Ave. Depot 10 minutes later than the above.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10

l.iuiua para snisrmedadss
nedern BoedIneu0s dc Impussz
ris Esmo Esrldad dhiay casarrSs dc Ia
: de la na1riz lsntam rabedes
tDdos Los diae ab0sbs % 10 IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10

ksAlT0 Y R0BD "A MAN0 ARMADA

Nos infdrman de Yagcu aone ase rregistre
alI7otro aasaitoFy Trobo, q raano armada ONE
Sc sunaa a los zmuchos 0ocurridos aen ssuneiia
1urlsdtccio desdeaei ecanab.o de ggdbferaozYa de
oaudera
DE la EhacfandsAz~ ~rres EEermancs7 aeropte-
dad de don Pedro GCsrdf eeond III efxn para sel
Epusbto ios psones Jose Torres, JJos6 I1an1boygy "
Jo&o In 1NosJ, avarfas umulas carxSdaa de safe
Elrprtmero de- astos fues crprsnd.doy alta
cxdo oor unos Eona crss QUE. arazcnseea naa1o,
eespoiaron una muia de dos sacos aane eccnse-
mar adoscisntos diez si!os, Eu1arcnAndnse fos
1Edfv!ducsasin -dae tcs coaipsfi sros de Torres,
pIldfaran anxIiiarle, Epass tsEnlans aat&c&dos
an n1ayorunxlaaero por tos iAdro1es " psrder sel
reseo delccaf6
Il ma pros.sne, prfnct oafnsa1,te de aaban
donoa an QUE yaeen los eauIposde Puerto Rico,
per reconcantrarse la polfc1a tnsaiara an las pc
con lines Epo fttcoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10
lsIas FlIlpinas
v los arnericanos

'gl daspaatfos cariegrAficos sfrss AMI
-.eAnos tlltpinos 14eron anorcafos aanses 11s
~ 80 81 IAysay ssis de IanEon, nsspu6s Iie CON
1-'Os ue nsosr ssssinado 4 sststa nativoe, lfss-
sanln sicto senta.lciatios por el 1rintnal ANS
a. = - psn2 de muersa.
L mottvo do CT imam falsrOn ias EpasnnsE
r teas como emp ptsaEtos, eran Iissisases al
S'u,arno americana.
- pana ne maarse sse sssa apiicandp ar
- ~ mss trscuenksmense.
~ 4 Va mlchl tfenlSo que 1n6 astscusauC
nattean0 en- Manila, por ass1inat1.
so. SanarA NJ Arlnlr bace nj mas n MS
A. II q.te t1tzo aeI eanaEal Folavisja an apual
4 vaila is pena haDsr eensuraIfn ssnsD
ss fpala
am ~ csc Canine nnncE piiaile cunseEuIrst
~. pa. nj predaminar s0IlnG basa % 60
'lll n te Estalos TInidos.
- una sardan amsrga pexn rs verfian,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10
-E: " Frrr1 4

fse dtceqau ae<Tercste=, scronists del PAS
este zruebto, nc. le ha sab.do amy bfsn lace
distraction Ge Ia asanabsea suH8asl ctten znurrtdo
Eparttdo fedora yablcoeizo EIev0 a1caEo aen fe-
cha anterior ,gy por Ia mctivo aaparece 1dasca-
rada1fante aenaei n1fa1ero 250.de rnismo Trsfi6-
dfco, tratando de ridtculfzaY een ssns Itneas&D
seugaliaGesS, ,aacto de tants trascendsncis.
Con aei 1lsyorec iai sr1os llama asambsaa "a
d1fttc& una zuun1arosa rsunson de ZOO % mas
1eorrsigto quar- iandoa ade1fostraraa
to 10, ue las Il sas federales de estos yaIles dis
Elinuyan eeoEs.Serab biensn ss.--Eso las; adixni-
M zen dicea ecntco que escftse, y tlane
cons Ifaracfonee e fncidente aec urrtGoaen Ia mis-
asauIblea, de pressnbarse sel re rIt5iicaao
don <sotaro Sanchez, ~ hAcer Epdbstca manifes
tact6n desl rstirAda gran r,artstSo6 iagresar
de lisno an e que aeud Ia ael ..Itolo de Tar
ceto.-Di nsiysn yase les de i&ffoza NO
tfctefoae iovan eGepero, (D1n Jslar ~ ID 4 Te-
mas gfntron. sSe nseasita sIpd para dacfr que
Ia sanlilfa 1dal srapubiicaBisnao gsrR1lla FOR
ad Il urGci cisanfanEe lomentos como u g Ia
que esta consura tandossfn sl q
tado guno. En- fin ssfTsRssto Sc consuaia
ccreyeudo que dars sazons los sfrutos Cuue ssfga
ccon 1crsencta para que - evte ssufitnifens
tcs.
De dice, lqIe Ia iuvsntIId une aen este ctr
.cuto sc agisa, haecsIenrado una reunion i'm
portauEs. Dassu resuitado ousdo sconstitusda
una cisdad damon inada UNION con ssu ad.-
rsct0rto correspondfsnts, para Ia KesoIucfdn
de rodc anue 10 Que con Ia nlisnaa raiActona.
va Sc 1a tornado en- acuerdo, 10 -ule con III
fiesta de la Purisna este hernlanaGo.
lndaigcIo
Dtctaaibre 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10
SIN HTLOS

Los pari6dicos tsaIianos dan nuents de tns
uotsbies tkartoe n1sanfCos u0r la sefa "a fis
sin flIfos en- los aparatos parfsGctonaltns cue
acaban de aensRyarss.
Efracias seltus, quarsra aessaDiaotds una
rcpuu icacf0n regular entire La peninsula TIA
llama Y ias isfas adyanensess comn Gsruaflss 81
ella. I Ef1a, eEr
Ansmfis. tnff0a los Duuues de guerra ne ar
rnna lfulunrtancia iran prDvfsEnE edR nfrhos
ssuarztps. para uulier fEumunicsrss ansre 81,
GUAR 10 fformen ssscuarirs, q run sterra sruandn
NO essen q ssiarns lie ID costa. q una dissancis
nsyur IH 400 fslt6mssrus.
Tln a uresunuaHtn de Marina Ee Ia Il fadC
uus sinannrsans se rantfliac nara sHrvictG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10

-omite de las gAptilias fDglesss an
Ionores, ha pnbiiexdo una circular dtcisHdo
eus ralns gran tnguietuc con nottvo de- apia-
-anienFr ae is asanfhlsa de ios azucareros,
.aaaraarta coDsecnencia de graego formulado
l0r ins E1sados U1tdog.
= zone sse ,Qon1is6 el tenor DE que pnr ssu-
1sa ls Foz apaIan1ienaos liegara 4 hacerse inlpo-
1Dtt e3taDtecer una legislation sobre tas prs-
Ia Ansss Cie iasscosechas de 1902 IL 1903.
Lu ese casO Az situaci6n DE ias antlias In
sesaa, seria verdaueranaente cfftfca.
- oDierencia no Eronra cetebrarse, segD-
'"nente antss De mes de Lnero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10
Diciambre 1901

trsliardn hsITsfle -Jertco .EpsffunIaI
I pfestate q M plun1a
I1spfracion, y voz mi yargants,
Z cue suaue nor todo al universe
z armonfco verso
Usl sroyad0r que tua virtuftas santa
D5Ianre varts y q la lfiulee infancia
TornaE: ssi Ia dtssaneia
Es harto fargs, "a cnraxon no impor5s,
tslaie zcnando ses o antor a. Cue nos guia
I'm ttarna naCre mia
TGda dtssancif narg0e Eorsa
sS1ae acuerdasY hace tisn1pol con carifo
Steudo NO ttarno niil0,
Postrado ante ssn altar. frente a ssagrario,
f.on los II sies de snuehto hacienda ecuro
En acantC ssonoro
is5Ie 1te WAGES razaba III rcsaftol
z soy 10 aque que a ffanacurrtr los afios
Lteno lie desaugafiss
"A tus aisaras -osvs vex Gamma
Ln Dusca de Ia fe que abandnna,
Como Ia golondrina
Husca sn tn7Iarno Ia africans IONA
20 soy a mismo-uue IN ifarmosa historic
Aprandin ue nfemuria
que mas saTue -Enn o. alma heriie
Entire cadenas ~ annicion suiasa,
Las hueias de rnatR
Son indlil . fan 3 ui6 an Ia vida.
so SOY auuel que pur ssu sino adverse
Elm las alas .sial varxn
Aver guuuD y0laT sCAISGuun aTInras4
Amures llsgy cue Esraigo Il tEus afssrss
oh s.ssrslia lie los mares
PhStsris area Faaina sde las fioresl
u6lame verse bien'i 1tras .asns sulns
Como acieins azlites
Cue velan su san1Dlanta, Ia pupiia
lGs ser pue sufre, adv in1r salc2nxs
I'm assro.i Il Ia sesparsnRI
+ Assrosfie amor que exp .endIdo rusils9
Oh uuten ae VIC scon su srantil trfnnaira
La caDaliara al airs,
La Dnca como nJr racien snterss
e. nte san brave. y breve Ia sciusura3
Miro Ia Venus purs
Que q los hafsFos us Ia mar tiesptsrsa ...ss.
Do nj dire que "a 1momanru rsrisss
En- QUE u nucie vsste
81 rops 10 ne sUmnras, snsuffo snco
LA raa IuRG, q arorsx6n, frfu
tluiBrs mOEfr. leCnnflD
Ein CD amnr sanEC, que con ansis svuEoi
On santa fe sGun alas de palnma o.
e. r4udo vifat0 ton1a
Sc su Is luz gus N irsminn alumnre,
& us Ia vida an is hsssIis fiars
ia gsisar1s bsnfsera
t9uf sc mfrs husar sDDrs h aumbrs
III, pan de la vida SANTA ohlass
Que ne mAners rrars
Tie eufracss DE IL Tims IL pssans
Dxsls QUE u go as Ia FuzR mia
Ts suiSa x AVs, AaEiaIs
G hsndiss srsss = ne Erscfs Ifsns. !.
Ramon Maria TnrrBs.
san Sebastian, D4oismDrs ! ae 1pu1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10

&ANT,ITRG,E

"A To MINUT0S DE san JUAN
I'll neioT hotel sen Seste china
Esplendida ventilacion. parqne,
iardines y Kinsco d Ia ingiassa
Excalente sservicio de gcarruaies.
Pracios Lmafiararos. Sc Ehacan re-
para famiiias Alum.
snrafin falHc1ricO mnfiarnD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-10
fianliro Biancc.


La sexporsacion de coro americana para
Paris soma grau(ies prnpnrcIons Jttima-
mente strasat ian tso Is svures lfev6 he f me-
RIGA 81 goo COO On enro limo de asos niiltnnes
4 ne senviauo nor liz rrasa Isarard. Lss2 nitsma
casa yeosras har en7ixdD va, por nsros vape-
res eyxsrIos niillonee an ORC anaericanp Paris.
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cFlc-TAs EN- sAT -- An

El xefxor Frsslzcslte 6zss ,cslsvDo Efscu o.
ucr nxfJnr mufia1iD raHideucia ii tEnSui Ca
rer.iDf,I an al rlaHuarhp--fssn .IuzEn 11-sie ~
a Ifie ls -ssrfia D. N.
6ecrsttrta 0e1ss-u.; Fnrsasxs II, Ksp d.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
FOOD NOTES.

Russia drinks about So. 600. 600 worth
of tea every year.
California sends si.000 900 worth OF
canned fruits to Germany year.
Rice has a hner favor II washed 10
hot water. instead Of cold, before cook
ing.
Green bananas sliced very thin and
eEssd Ike Saratoga chips are 8 favor
lie Cuban dish.
II takes i72 poupda Of the FIRST
stFcams OF milk TO make pound Of
butter. and only ~ Of the last streams.
ireland sends annually a4.0po tons Of
eggs-sone Gso.0e0.oCp in round nam
berr--to England alone.
Michigan now Leads the world In the
production OF beams. New York state
long held flrst place.
u stored seed potatoes begin Ia
sprout smoke them with sulphur. They
win not only keep better, hut win
tprout quicker when planted.
II rice IL not dislurhed during ths
process Of boiling the besriA viii "
whole. dry and easily diee2ted. 4 few
drops Of ienon Js,int added 10 the water
vii make u whittier and a1sF Favored.
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Some interesting facts regarding
the coffee tree have been printed re-
Gently. The native home Of this plant
Is said to be Raffra, In southern Abys-
sInis. II was not until II had been
In Use for centuries by the Arahians
that a plant was carried to Java. In
ITO6 tree from Java was sent to Am
sheridan. and when it lowered and
ripened seeds young Seeding VIVA
prevented to Louis XIV. From thls
plant seedlings were sent 90 Martin
ique. and from these plants again
seedlings were sent 10 Jamniea, Cay
enne and San Domingo; while from
Amsterdam plants were senf 10 suri-
nam. In fact, II was from the one
plant. sent from Java In the begin
ming Of the eighteenth century by
Governor General Van Hoorn, thaG
everything In the French possessions
and West indies sprnng. In this way
have Travelled the progeny Of the origi-
mil coffee plant. introduced from
ArgbIe IL the 1nd Of the seventeenth
century. Chicago Chronicle.
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A RITTINe REBUKE.
AanaintsseFed By a Hereto msssenseF
hoy 60 a Cosvsrais and
sainGy Man.


There vas a triaing ERE In west side
street the other day which caused a good
deal Of excitement and incidentally save
fat man q lesson In eourtesy. The hre
started in the apartments where the man
and his mother lived. The man started
abuuf the lime the FIRE did and got down
four flights Of stairs 10 the btrs4t be4orR his
mesher knew What was up. When she dis
covered the FIRE she promptly tainted. Gays
the New York Mail and Express.
Meanwhile the lat man stood In the street
yelling: Save my runthsrl Save my
mothsrip A messenger boy who wss pass
ing stepped, .ssw the SMOKE ran up the
stairs, aroused the woman and brought her
out III safety. Ths nsiahhogs ehssfsd and
the fsi man looked uncomfortable.
Here. boy" he whispered. Here. 9
quarter fer you.s
The bcy's face ssese=sre h;s dlpasl,
'Aw. save IT, be said, "and bug yourself
sons nerve food
The crowd laughed, the fat man blnshsd
and thx boy wept whlstiiE9 dawn the
stre<t. HI didn't know that he bad hesn .
hero. xnd the fat man fell himssIf 4 coward.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

A lady who was unfamiliar with the
streets 81 New EoFR waa mich confused by
the jArpnu ussd BY q car conductor. When
she lhonxht the must have arrived near her
destination the coaductnr puked his head
into the ear and said "Umrty hassaas."
What street did you ssyg" dssnendsd the
passenger. fifty umpshi" said the con
duci0r. Much annoyed the lady from the
suburbs went ont on the platform and re-.
bukcd toe conductor for his careless use Of
the vocal organs. lie only glarcd al her and
said: What do yeu expect for s. g week ?
A tenor sclorN. v. sun.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Ash your grocer to-day to ahow you pack.
ase Of GiiAlk-o, The nsw food drink hat
takes the place Of coffee, The children may
drink il without injury as well AS the Adult
AL who try II, like Il. GRAfN-O has that
rich ssal brown Of Mocha or Java, but 1t is
made frem pure grains, and she most delicate
stomach receives IL without diSiFesz I the
price Of coffee. he. and 2Sets. per package.
Sold by all grooers.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

Who are injured BY the ure Of coffee. Re
Gently there has been placed N sli the Ffo.
ecTy stores a rev preparation tailed
CKAIk.U, made II pure grains, that takes
the place IL coffee. The most delleAte Athm-
ach receives Il without dittsess and but few
eau tell Il from coffee. Il does not coat over
I as much. Children may drink Il with
great benefit rs cts. and as cts. per pack
age Try It. Ask for GnhlN.o.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17

qneFled his pafiuer, !.

''YoH know feel just like a counterfeit
bill, observed ypnne msn 10 friend with
whom be was walking stopping In front Of
a harrunm
"Why!" qneFied his partner,
II cannot pass, the ether explained, was-
Ing bis hand toward the entrance Of the
place.
"Oh.p remarked hts friend. "don's LEI that
feeling worry sou. eos aas.a I'm xnnewhst
kecnssomed 10 showing tide queer and he
6cimftsr.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-01-17
Etnihnr Anrinnt-

Crileck-aThas western NapoleSn Of
finance whom yeu have written On III To-
days paper must be man ~ enrnumoua
longeviiy."
Editof--"WhyY'
You say, He 10 repnssd TO have made
100000 IN a. many yehrs "--Phiadelphis
Record.