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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

PlttsburE, The crop prospects arc NOT
near 40 encouraging as at the correspond
ing time last year The eteuess OF tho
spring season was a great drawback to the
farmers and the crops are greatly delayed
And to add to this the past two weeks
have been NIL but good weather for crops
since the storm of the 9th II has rained
almost every day and the farmers have
Near Leesburg. this county. a cloudbnrst
occurred and many crops almost ruined.
Taken all and all everything has bc.n
working detrlment to the farmers and
Tor good crop are rnthcr slim. The cot
ton acreage promises 10 be larger this year
than last year owing largely TO tmmigra-
tion and the clearing Of new ground.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

Skldmore The acreage here in cotton Ia
about 9 per cent greater than last year,
when $500 bales were Hnned here, Plant
ing was generally early aud good stands
were secured. Crop has been chopped
out and afterwards plowed. Plants are
putting on squares aud some blooms only
q few boil weevils have been seen and
little damage is unprecedented. ms they have
not troubled us for two years On nc-
count OF drouths coming on those who did
not plant early mad TO replant, but all Is
now up Lice have been troublesome OH
early cotton, but not sufficient numbers
TO kill the plant.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29
CALLAHAN COUNTY.

Baird.--Thc Increase Of cotton crop as
per cent and the stand Is good and no re.
planting Is necessary. Grasshoppers Ia
great quantities along the valley lands and
Il is now Impossible TO estimate the dam
look is very good as compared With pre-
yious years, hut II Is thought that the
grasshoppcrs may do much damage to the
crop In some sections of the county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29

incident IN Agnes aud Egcrion Castles nov
81 Of tho SAINT name. is sudicionily close to
the novel, while II departs FROM u 100 manly
particulars, 60 make u enjoyable 10 the
play corr Tor the novels snkc az well 40
IT'S own. The play Is fairly guud eX-
ample ~ he modern romantic plays. OF
Uh.ch there arc 80 many ON the stage now
adays. which are, after al very lulc ar
fClout from the Old sword ana cloak orarna
A pair " lovers separated and az the end
reunited, or perhaps anaily separated tor
variation, with hair-brcadth escapes, VII
laina In any number you please, many
Killed as the play progresses. sword duois,
the crack NJ gun or two, wounded hero
sin lighting plucklly on. aud for nuis,
whether the lovers mate or part, the fol
ing Of al the Villains who are not already
slain. ioa ctmcs this foillng aud Staying is
done as one ana the same action, and there
Yru are.
Miss Katherine Erie is very sweet and
attractive Princess Ottlic. She rs very
pretty womnn and a good actress In the
nt-t nets OF tho play her voice has just 4
lIt'r tou much nf suggestion Of "lukcd
tN' tu"ss long drawn out but that rs q
lH, which. rs little attention. she could
easily remedy On Tue whole, Miss Erie
was "Ury goud
49, Wallace Worslcy. as Basil Jcnnico,
was good So WAS Sir John Bcddoc-, played
hV Mi Willlnm j. Roman MIR Thcoinra
KchrWula. ms Baron Won Kroppitz. oycrdid
his part throughout. Considering the time
NJ the play Markham. the valet MIR L. A.
G1Nrock should not employ Ninctcruth
century cocknoy ncccnt Dayld Landau as
Eugene Won Ruthcnburg, was uucommon.y
good Mr. landnu rs young actor of q
great deal of promise. lie makes gent
timely fiery villain aud plays the part So
ass 70 stir the blood. The rest of the com
pauy wax good
Tho next attraction will bc Molb|lruc
Mucbowcll and Miss Florence stone In
Hucc and tomprrow's matinee and ia
IUeca' tomorrow night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
TAKE A RECORD.
See How Manv Friends Are Hurt by
Coffee

See How Manv Friends Are Hurt by
Coffee,
II would he Just as reasonable for TEN,
perance advocate 70 drink q little diluted
whisky as TO drink coffee, for ono Is as
truly an inioHlcant as tho other. aud per.
Sisteuce In the use 81 coffee brings on a
variety 81 chronic diseases notorious among
which arc dyspepsia, heart palpitation land
ultimately heart faiurel, frequently con.
stlpnilon. kidney diseases, many cases of
weak eyes ana trembling condition OF the
nerves
This Is only a small percentage " the
great variety OF diseases which come lrum
an unhalpnced nervous system. caused hy
the persistent daily use Of the drug eat
teinc. which Is the active principle OF COT
zee. Another bit OF pNma facie evidence
about coffee Is that the victims 10 the
habit hnd great difficulty IN giving u NJ.
dQf after day that they will abandon the
usg OF Il when they know that Ii Is short
enlng their days, but morning after morn.
Ing 'hey fall, until they grow 10 desplse
themselves Tor their lack OF control
Any one Interested Ia this subject would
be greatly surprised 10 make systematic
Inquiry among prominent brain workers IN
America Thew are hundreds OF thousand
OF our most prominent people that have
abandoned coffee altogether and are using
Postum Food Coffee In Its place, and t0T
the most excellent reasons in the World
Many % them testify that ili health. ner
vous prostration and consequently inability
20 work has Ia times past nuAhch them
hack aud oui Of their proper standing w
hv the use 81 good health strong aerves
aud great vitality, since coffee has herH
thrown out and the Postum put IN II.
place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
just ReceiveI
A Very Fine Shipment d
|. A ROSA
Z SPA NOL|
HIGHEST GRADE
HAVANA cigars
l. L. Wolf & Bro
OlGRRT0AlUa,
5O4 Main ST,
HOUSTON SHUT OUT
The Locals Fail to Score AaaI1N'
EL..anLn Cr,llene

The Locals Fail to Score A9aIts'
Edwards College,
Houston needs football team 40 y
II badly IF she ever expects 70 Fla 7
and fame on the gridlron. That "
true every one ot the 600 spesi'la'
saw the Austin boys shut out ths K
yesterday VIII testify
The game was between the 81 ba' W.,
college eleven Of Austin and ne "
from the Massey Business college = 4 Z,
ron. The game was too one'sided y \ |.
interest and resulted in a sccfe o I, !
The visitors outrlassed the ioeal -
tion in every department Of me ~ h,
simply played boss with lafp.
time were the locals IN danger = :. =.
and Massey presented several sogi x 4,
their lineup, but ST Edwards n'u y.
big. browny. husky athletes, SON. ~
feet TAN. who plowed through in' n, &.
like a ship through The water /
dow captain and full back Of aa'', "a
cd particularly brilliant sslii X
visitors were loud 10 iaeif p'''.
play. ,-a., n thi z
II might bo some consolation y bss \
boys 10 know that ST. taM@ ma thE
beaten only once this seosop'
Baylor university.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
Elks. AttentIonl

Members Of Houston lodge No. ISL, n. 7.
o T., are hereby notified to meet at the
lodge rooms today az ESQ p m for tie
purpose " attending the funeral Of our
deceased brother Charles r. Gullot Flu,
neral Will take place from the residence OF
\, I, sharpe, Jr, 2i0i Austin street G..
j Palmer, exalted ruler; George t.. Tim
Minis. secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29

Parties having rooms for rent 20 visitors
dnriag the coming No-Tsuoh carnival week
win please send their names, address and
lumber with the number OF persons lucy
Hlrseh, chairman public comfort commit
tee care Business Lcagpe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
A DAY OF THANKSGIVING.
1T WAS GENERALLY OBSERVED IN
THIS CITY.
Bio Dinners at the Hotes-Business
Houses Closed and the Clerks Given
d tioliday--No Courts.

Thanksgiving day was observed about a.
usual b. Houston. Many attended divine
srNico TN tho forenoon and evening Quite
"a number Of tho stores closed ut d. M.
aud the clerks took advantage Of the op
porWnity and to attend the football game
and witness the bowling contest between
the Houston and Dallas teams. AZ lght
Tho Pride oC 1runiyo" drew q big crowd
60 the opera house, while The bah uf tho
local blaoksmiths' union mt Bryan nail was
All the restaurants In town featured
their Thauksgivmg dinners, turkeys be ug
the "hCudllncr' in most instances
AZ the Rice and Bristol hotels elaborate
menus were prepared, that at the Rice be
ine as follows
oysters MENU Caviar
Olives Celery Radlsbcs
Consommc rrIucnnlcre ROYAL
Sailed Almonds
Brollcd rompono, Mairc dHotcl
Rsooc Potatoes
rctlt Bouchecs a la Rcinc
Jacksnlra on 1oast. English styie.~
| CARS SWcctSreads. Dept Glacc.
with Button Mushrooms
Champagne Punch
stand ot Prime Reef an Jus
Cranberry Sauce
Hannch Of Vcuson with Jelly
! Malurd Duck with Fried Homlny
New Potatoes Mashed rorotocs
Asparagus on vlnalcrcro
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
AT The rHEArER.

"The Pride Of Jennooo at Sweeney &
coombs Thsater
"rhe Pride ~ Jeuuico ut Sweeney \
cocnb@ theater al the matinee yesterday
Az The performance Inst night was greeted
by largc and enthusiastic audiences The
plgy by Able ssgc Richardson and Grsce
Livingston Furniss, founded on the chief
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
FOR A FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Brumby-Boyd Injunction Suit Taken Under
Amusement by Judge Wilson. r
The Case Submitted the Arguments Heret ofore
Made After Several Papers Were Filed
on Each Side.


rnrtp,ent OF ,br cltr Of t.rstor. rcrc, od
10 bls ofN@c tbnt Inc has rbar,,, II tbc
sIntr. ana mas charge Of tbc n"sthottscs Of
tho ,itv Of uoustnn und Z, r.aDsnizcl
M thc United Stntrs unstnfHcn of M, div
of ltnr.tol,. 6v fbn n Insr,h fANrulrv
wbirI, mas ciro uf u,r rity rul-pi4 as
ihr hpoItb officer AZ Tho div - iInu.tnu
and mo- pufiputs grr allowed To- rut.,r there
M div nttionfs unless mon order -irpcd hy
him Ms Hnaifh orGrcr OF iba civ Of Iinuston,
fhnt Dll thr health mepcriorl Of In, DIV
of Houston with tho rNrrptlon IL r.uulf
ana ono V1ilry arc rap.rfit,, 40 5pIs defend.
amt MS bcuiih officer Of fh, ritv OF iious'r
and arc acting tudyr hi. conirnI aud di
1cc,ion 'rhat tho mlt,Tltv of so ynys-
clans ~ thr city az ftGu.tot r,eogn,zr him
,u br4It ,rdr,i.. 11i t.' h. Ga mn r,.scs-
Sion ~ s,lL orerc nerforipius Tho iyflcs
Of same as he has a legal right Co do
and H. boih de- fnrio and do iurc heai.h
nftlrcr Of fla. -lid ritv OF ou-tu. Win
fnii authority and po0n. 10 perfnriu s1ld
lutic. ana ihat bo ts iiuJ,r ,aiof az itlo
bniItp,, H., lid nfa,. md has cbnr,n ~
Tho si,tpo' th1t inc uiiiuti1 mas not ,6Hre,
of said .fHro and +. rutlrl,-Jo color 90 ale
,yhai.noynr Wlcrrfnrr. In ,onelG ,,a ion
of fbn ,h,,o inns drf.udnui prHy4 Tint tho
plpiutlC Ls ,uinfucd from Interfering with
XIII I'm his INSTRUMENTATION Of mo dafirs rs
LraIHi officer aud agiiu prgvs for am the
SW,C.Tg al, SISG .,ag Lo't''I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29

While everybody IN town seemed to he
having q good time. thcre was no disorder
worthy Of mention and the day passed with
q clean record In every way,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29

That after the dissolution OF the tenn
porary writ OF Injunction Issued by Judge
Stewart of the Tenth judicial district.
acting nnder the above apnointmqnf. and
considering himself 10 be the duly author
tied health officer Of the city ~ ilston.
he took charge Of said office and had the
temporarily removed 20 the oface ~ In
maror Of the city ~ Houston. aGd which
bad never been IN the possession s'nre the
again removed to his cfhce ami Ina snir
~ the furniture and appurten0nces o. ghe
office. which had been removcd under The
az plaintiff. under this order ~ the mayor.
and with the assistance OF the police de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
The Health of a Manly Ma

ep Some an men insist upon having when is easy
S uS'ns SLOW deaths from bowel disease
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
zoo Gloves for "a.

Lot 4 consists Of Finest wv
Gloves, white. black ana nj ' col kI
rlughng Black and Gray Mad o'o N .
and Unaresscd Kid. two.na asue Gat,i
fancy omhroldcrcd bacl. bS e.a
IA worth $500 a pair, at oauiy On,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-29
Cbicbcn Salad Lettuce Mayonuulc
Chocolate 10 Crenm

TruIT Coffac
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

about the Brod an Teemin Alfalfy Feels of Feenix l sep' in tn Plazzy tn First Mite an that's the only good Mites rest ever had Tn nex' day got, into Pollytix an Moved up here. l Kicked tn nex' Mornin' an sez l didn't come West a lookln' fer more Socity. I'm after Air an Room an Freedom. The feller at got me into Pollytix sez. sez he. Q that's all Rite. You kin git Them things Anytime but the Harvest fer GetheIin' Dunlap's Doe is Short. The Sheeves n be all Stacked in Week an then you kin go out an Breethe Free Air till you can't Rest"
 They cum purity near havin' . Fite in the Third Ward on Fridy Mite. Jorge Washinton Jonsing, Cullered. sez to Mikiel Onarity. You Lay over; You'se Crowdin' me"
 Mister Ofiarity sez. sez he. I'm n Layin' over as fer as kin. fer Jimmy of Hoboken is a Layin' aginst Me"
 "Tell him to Move over" sez Mir. Jonsing.
 "fer Hans Neelsen is Layin' jist Be- yant. and jist Beyant him is a FeEer he don't Kno."
 Somebody's got to Move" sez Mis- ter Jonsing. Ger they'll be Razzers in de air in a Minit. Yo' sen Word down de Line dat de las man mus Move Over"
 Mister Onairity Handed the Word along the Row of Mister Dunlap's Gests an the Word come back 'at Nobody cud Move over, The las Man sed If he Moved Inch he'd be over in tn Forth Ward. Tn Doctor sez if tn Lection was put. off much longer they'd be Crate Mortality in the Third Ward on account of its Crowded an Onsani- tery Condishuns.
 The Coliny is Thretenin' to Brake up freddy. The Agitashun was started by Cullered man named Willyums at sez he turned to be a Democras becuz the Republican didn't meet his Expectashuns. but he sez. Il don't see Nothin' in This Campane fer me If Joseph Ellecksanders don't Cum to the Releef of the Cullerd Rase, He mus Cum to see me fer at Leest Ten Boilers. Dr. Hujus Seen me but he only Looked Five Boilers worth an Hurried me into the Third Ward. It aint Nuff. My times worth more n that. won't Soshiate with this kind of Crowd till Mex Toosday fer less n Ten Boilers More"
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, MAY 5, 1901.

Mir. Dunlap Candidate from third ward)--Mr Taxpayer if I am elected
 promise you to reduce ANOTHER your taxes. So far as PIPE possible the democrats DREAM. shall be immune from
 bearing the city's bur dens. have made arrangements with Sanders and McNeil that if carried out will wipe the city's debt of the books. We three will wor together in all things. We will see that the demo- crats get everything. and the republi- cans get--left. Mir. Sanders will do the city hauling. Mir. McNeil will attend to the printing Gin conjunction with the Enterprise). and I'll rake in every oth- CT old thing lying around loose. We will see that the city's streets are well cleaned and the parks beautifed. In order that our ideas may be properly carried out we will give all places of any consequence to our relatives. and when necessary we will increase their salaries so that there will remain no in- centive to theft on their part. We don't propose that they infringe on our pre- negatives. No more franchises will be given away or sold-unless we get a good rake-off. want you to have a model city. Water will be free, dishon- esty and immortality will be abolished. The city will own it's electric light works and street railways. Democrats will ride everywhere for nothing. will see that the fire department is equal to anything north of Tlmbuctoo. l want no salary or perq-. But just then the poor taxpayer wlggled out from under his burden of debt and de- cided 1t was jimjams or pipe dream.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

The Republican hopes that all mem bers of the grand old party in this city
 will make special eff VOTE fort to visit the polls FIRST. early in the day on
 Tuesday next. It is always much safer to do this for one never knows what circumstances may arise to make the performance of the duty more difficult. or altogether impossible. later in the day.
 This is particularly true of next Tues days election. The presidential party will be here. There will be hurry and hustle and excitement. You will be out with your families and your sweet hearts. You will be apt to forget. in fulfilling your duties as family man or a lover, your high and important duty of citizen. Put public duty before pri- vate pleasure. The democrats are elat- ed in the thought that in the excitement incident to the Presidents visit many republicans will forget or neglect to vote.
 Vote first and vote early. When this Is done the day is free for any demands. of business or of pleasure. When you have voted neglect of duty will not rise up to torment.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

issued by Chairman Willis of the re- publican committee. taken without al- iteration from the city books. by which 1t was shown that Phoenix. was $20, ,000 short. We invite taxpayers to take these two statements to any compe- tent book-keeper democratic or repub- lican, for comparison and ask him what the Enterprise financial state ment means. and then go to the sta tistician who prepared it and ask him what it means
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

The last republican administration had revenues amounting to nearly s5O,- 900. During its life of two years 1t con- ducted the city's affairs. paid all it's debts, bought horses, sprlnklers. inn proved the fire department. and saved 5000. The present council has enjoyed revenues amounting to about s7O,0OO per year. The city's dimensions have been the same. It has made no great Improvements. It has planted a few trees. cleaned the streets with Mexican and foreign labor. repaired some cul- verts, cleaned some alleys back of the saloons. added some improvements. to the fire department and big mort gage to the city and gone into debt s20, ,O0O
 There. in a nut shell. is history Of the two last councils. Taxpayers of Phoenix in all seriousness we ask: Which administration do you approve?
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

It is safe to presume that all the tax payers of Phoenix read the financial
 statement" published A in the Enterprise last FINANCIAL night in which it was STATEMENT" attempted to be shown
 that Money had been saved for the city of Phoenix" by the democratic administration during the last two years. We presume also that the same readers read the statement
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05
It is with surprise that we learn that

It is with surprise that we learn that certain gentlemen who honestly have
 the moral interests of AS TO Phoenix at heart. are KINNEY intending to vote for AND Joseph Bush for mar BUSH. shal rather than for J.
 H. Kinney. The only reason given for their preference for Mir Bush is that they understand that the saloons are supporting Mir Kinney. We have investigated this understand ing and have ascertained beyond a doubt that the saloons. apart from the party politics of their proprietors. have no choice between Mir. Bush and Mir. Kinney. We do know that a Wash ington street saloon keeper has bet $200 that MT. Bush will be elected. The bettor happens to be a democrat. If he were a republican he would prob ably have bet on MT. Kinney. Captain J. l.. B. Alexander. the leader of a re- form movement, last fall was an ar dent supporter of Mir. Bush in the dem- ocratic convention. and we suspect that he Is melting this rumor of the favorltism of the saloons for MT. Kinney,
 We challenge anyone to point to a single immoral or dishonorable act ever committed by MT. Kinney, or to show that his connections have ever been immoral or dishonorable. to to show in what respect he Is not the equal in morality or honor of Mir Bush or any other man.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

If troubled wrln rheumatism. give Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. I, will not cost you a cent If it does nc good. It also cures sprains and bruis- es in cne-third the time required by any other treatment. Cuts. burns. frost bites. quinsey. pains in the side and chest. glandular and other swellngs are quickly cureG by applying 1t. Ev- cry bottle warranted. Price 25 and 50 cents. All druggists.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05
COZY CORNERS.

Church-Have you a cozy corner In your house
 Gotham-O. Yes, my wife has arrang- ed two of them.
 You must enjoy them after hard days work"
 "Eitoy them nothing. The cat has one and my wife's dog occupies the other."-Yonkcrs Statesman.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05
LITTLE JAMES
Crhe Crowded and Unsanitary Condl-
 tion of tha Third ward

(The Crowded and Unsanitary Condl-
 ton of the Third ward)
 They's an Offal Squirmin' agoin' on in the Third Ward where Mister Dun- lap lives. The Fokes at fist moved in there complanes at they aint got Room to Turn aroun'. an cant hardly git There Breth. Its worst" sez one of the New Residence, "n tn Tene- mence Deestrict in New York where cum from las Month. lef New York Becuz 1t was so Crowded an I made up my Mine I'd go some pace where they wasn't so many People to the Squalr Inch I Wanted to Git out where l Cud Breethe Gawd's free Air an not Ware out my Cloes rubbin' em Agin other fokes. The Brakesman Throde me, off in Maricopa. heerd
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

As general proposition the man who expresses no decided opinions on any question has none to express: he who has no enemies is not worth mak- ing an enemy of. and he who is easy to get along with is just about as easy to get along without.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

Do the good citizens of the third ward approve of colonization for elec- ton purposes? Your conscience cannot approve of such methods because they are wrong. Are you going to vote against the dictates of your consciencec ?
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Yearn are the milc-stones that tell us the distance we have travelled. but wo- men sometimes forget to count them.- Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

Does mortgage add anything to the beauty or value of city?
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05

had such tired feeling and such poor appetite, and when I went to bed l slept only about two hours at a time. got bottle of 'Favorite Prescription and by the time had used two bottles I felt so much better that I continued until I had taken eight bottles of 'Favorite Prescription and one of Golden Medical Discovery, and now I am so we'll that my friends remark how we'll am looking. Igo to bed now and sleep till morning. My appe- tite is splendid and that tired feel ing has left me. hope others will, do as l did--give Dr. Pierce's medicines fair trial"
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05
PURE BLOOD

There is no health possible without pure blood. Purify and enrich this life current and good health will result. Hostetter's Stomach Bltters is the best medicine in the world to do this. It cures indigestion, constipation, dyspep- s'a, billou:aess. inactive liver. weak kidneys. and prevents malari3. fever and ague. See that our priv2te revenue stamp covers the neck of the bottle.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05
CASTLE CREEK
 Springs

After a very successful season, In which the capacity of the buildings has not been sufficient to accommodate all who have wished to come, the guests are now leaving, so that after the 17th inst, (ApriD, there will be plenty of room. Come for few weeks rest and recuperation.
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05


  in the following "7hiS is to certify that Peruna manufactured by The Peruna Medicine O., Of Columbus, Ohio, has been used in my family with success. # is fine tonic and will build I'D deplefed system rapidly. 7 can recommend it to those who need safe, reliable medicine for debility" Address Tho Medicine of which and contains Dr. Hamas experience fifty the of
Arizona republican., 1901-05-05
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