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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
Jrench Styles in
Travelling Costumes.
Linen Nozu Popular In France Material for Tailor Made
Tra0etftg Desses1aUo Costumes Described

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~. -, ~.
ccrfpl accounts OF the fetes ana receptions
~ thts iattsr ent ~ IN. $500, ~. =.
,to,,. .sa,ffa. 49,
Ilphs attention must none the less DC
mint ana aborc ~ ,ta .e,,ino ni .,n,,
drIys 80 r,ono, - rasriat ,a ,
esdue scenes. wider horizons ma less I'd.
,ntiar lsrdsconay ina, tt.oso Tod
49,, =, s,a,S.l,,
des Acaoias, whore the crowd Of society
reorte has scarc,t, nm, cT
A"N
yer, while preparing & SHINE u The com
ing gatherings az DpanG.nr. society women
ara ,,ot nrale,r,,,, lr,r. t.r,.4 4.tr
y Az s''7 '''"A 9-' 'Atit
traYer'ng dresses maptea' hats ond the
n nle.sont ami o,,.,,r.r,.lib t,,,,,o
ti,'sNn. ~ ,''''
tho tailor mode styla ls ~ s'aat spa lbe
.sN'S = =" 'HNNe NV
dest OF hnen, which Us lighter AAi less
easily injured by stin [ WIN mention
~" ~ "u@a.u' "N''' may avs" pe "tlit'u'
TAILOR made cosiuu" OF 2raT m1tcrial
with a faintly Indicated check. THO nnt
49,.
SN'ft Nhus III 74t''l utUh'N' WIN
gtadtated plcatg and W.itp pipiuE Tine
veyy short vcst Ia rlo.r-Gttpg ana odacd
M, ,,4
N.tn Whlte' roe 7tettga aye Woe, ana
creoe ls c"liat ~ Pe,'itnne1 i"rni wen q
f,atJst stt6 touSe ~ Pun LnM 'nrFi t,
Dat,ster Mith guy kr2tul 6tHPed VAN
ptuAt Ihe tufEgu%h cCAuf u WINE 6hu
me cr'tNat a bidck sailors knot WIZ u
Isng q %, plaIlnnn and fnMrs' sailor y 4 e
embroidered with steel; very fine gray
vel with q wide mesh, which, though
ssseIcely visible, yet aHorls protect on,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
THE PANsY PRINCESS.

-
Purple and gold as sunset Of the Nor+h
inoq pansy tel what thought lies hid In
Dost v 4gGo% upon time when knights
The p2mp and splendor Of thy court to
In trailing robes of satin and broeade.
bldSi reign queen Ger nations wild and
Till ruth. ruthless Time deereed their suns
Their glorles be but ashes of the pasty
Close 10 e thy side, ali aerce in black and
A paasy' warrior guards thee stIn with
noSt thou recall a day when. oyer.bols
ne ,wgCed thee With the sunlight on hts
And near s,ng, IN shadow pale as some sweet
\ snow-whlte pansy OPENS 10 the dav.-
,p!ons nui With pallil lips and faint.
me heMs her head the while she seems
TO pray,
For thee 0 pagan princess OF the dawn
hor tA9e . Warrior knight OF vaiorous
The p psS mn, nun prays, With downcast face
while through her fingers slip the silent
And i Is true that all the prayer and love
An9 Sn me wealth and wordness OF
when nr centuries have come and gone, will
MeT So,,. memories in thoushtful pansy
Gertrude Neres In Smart Set
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
Deaorlption d ptsssos.

on this page Is Illustrated a very de.
l'ghtfnl toilet for a garden party. II Is OF
waite mousseline de sole and IS OF princess
shape, fastened at the back. The bodice
and the lower part Of the skirt are trmm a
with stripes OF sky blue tnffetas, between
which are bonluuncs Of muslin AppIlcn-
lions of porpador crelonne are scattered
over the dress ana frame the neck In
front at tho valet are three bars OF tar.
fetas.
ne stylish sky blue muslin dress In,
crosted with applications Of O,e lace j,
very attractive. on me front Of ifc omen
bodice he iHce I, hcpmm with cmorod.
ctics az hHck chenIlo rhe Louis Nvt
sag'es have dgcl nouccs of lice
t' 7nWd, iol't ls charming dcsiqn sr
~ nutlsic dress li R"dferH, With incrgs.
t'i.cn. " 'lnnt gupure framed With anr-
row bHcit yrNrt Ribbon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
A Fatal Attraction.

at Is a hateful habltr declared the
dandy.
'Pshaw" said the medical student.
WHAT'S the harm of chewing gum? 1T
improves the digestion"
And ruins the temper. Did you hear Of
my experience at Lake Lucid last summer?
! was visiting the smith-Joncsss at 'helr
l'eee ana on the opposite shore llycl n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-18
The Pines Of Lo,v.

I, lt., - T-UTUs OF LUTYs
eeribners August number will contain
rev seral STORY entitled ''The Pines Of
i my n,,, hy Mr. J; A. Mitchell, author Of
eMtchells creations have the charm Of per
Iesl hafuralness, and his characters ara
Hneaern n speech and action. His latest
laile features, The plot is an unusual one
S st me ne readers Of Amos judd will not
isnf sne outcome OF the. new story
Jnad Is g be. brought AMI In the fali IL
a s. new EDITION by The. serihpers and lllus,
sh.a',o IONS 2y a, 4 Keller, The edition vii,
rage old Gentlenlan ~ he pil sohn
s ssiGsk h,,pstratsd hy christy, The use s. %
3 So'er n ,ue printing Of the Illustrations
20 one q merit. - SSlousss
The colored American., 1901-03-23

E--Z - Ns@ EC-S --SS
So much has bean rittsr stEly o. 5
de1uDeIasory Or dsspsiuDg nature s. TO
zhs;lt i possible CT impossi6ls"
70. the Negroes o. the South D do for
themselves that i i interesting 10
come across proofs OF whzs hey zcsus--
" srs doing.
These are afforded, and q : practical
eharseeer. by 81 extended report IN the
Montgomery Advertiser Of the tenth
conference Of Negroes. held ST Tuske-
gee, AIs- These conferences were o.
Es0izsd origins y under tie direction
o. the faculty q TUsksgee destitute 40
encourage the buying q land, q get
rid Of the one room ssbiu snd tbe abuse
o. she mortgage system. 70 promC;e
rsisIog food supplies, building bzrtsr
schoolho1Ses, leugtbeuIEz the schocl
term. getting batter teachers sDG
prsschsrs s1d improving tie rs.sJio3s
5srEeen the races" The conferences
snjs ysSr wss attended by > 5po farmers
from twenty States sud to Territories
The Eeporss 70 tie conference by ths
fSEnsEs Who hsd b=s1 sngsgsd n csg-
ESiDE oaE the principles % t8e confer
sRcs II THAR 0En families I'll sons
fhps eoIgm3S o. ths Advertiser, s16
The colored American., 1901-03-23
GD- Buffers Distinction.

After the battle q ColsBE8 " ssyS
Richard 3 Hsriing Davis II Everybody :
AsgsZ-ns, GaDsrsl Bu'l = raised $ very
pretty point. sai aEroCsad 81 interest
ing discussion by promu' gazing the
theory. thsc the soldier who in5as.es
deserves uore credit than the one Who
simply Q ocsys cT5srs- IN his official -
port Of the battle h recCun uisi for
the VIetoEls Cross the three C1 ssE
y 10 hsd voluntarily hidden forward "a
sudeavor tC ssve the guns. b0t vItbbeId
X recommend d&tIo1 trom O1e o. II:
Oh stsff, wbo - his Command hSd
made exscsly the ssme saenpt Gen
BuII explained thSl sAoUEh 81 .oul
hs1 shown eg1al courage. IL 50
forced - 'sdIffsEeD sIseess IN bssio<Iaa
non0rs bstwesn he Thrss who IA
volunteered. snd tie one who f4d don
shat he bsd bSe1 or6eTed = DO.
The colored American., 1901-03-23
AMONG THEATRICAL PEOPLE.
81 J HARRY JACKSON.

The Bl1e R dge QlaItette MeEsrs.
Henry Wllisms. Chss. stafford, Nm.
Brown and Kid Williams. left Monday
for Troy, \ Y. where they joined the
Hearts OF the BIle Ridge" company
for the balance Of the season.
The Washington Trio-Dan, Minnie
aud Ssm-in their clever exhibition Of
cake Eslking are making go3d this ses-
son with Harrison Bros New snd
Ancient South Co. They viii appear
n vaudeville az the cI Sc Of the season.
Scott's Refined Negro MiBstTeIs will
not 60 on the road next season Mr o
?. Scott hss purchased the old John
Robinson circus. and states that he IL
tends 10 devote sIl OF his attention 10
it, fcr the coming season az last BY
the retirement Of Mr. Scott leaves the
Messrs Ruseo ard Holland, sole pur-
veyoEs Of high q as Negro minstrelsy-
The { orindy QIsrtette which is
composed Of the I II ,gibg weII-known
vocsI.s = Leon VII zm=, Chss Il.
White, Chas- B Foster and " Il.
ScUdder sre ind oubtedIy among the
Iesders. Tie wsy IN which they ste
rendering numbers from their Dig rt-
po-toTe Of classical music has mz6e
them great fzvoritss wherever they
hsvs sFpesred T0ey srs expected owe:
s the ksiIh circuiE soon.
anna L Stevenson. 8 clever young
comedian. with RIchsrds aBd PrIDel 7
+ GeCrgis Minstrels. vss shot and ksH=C
F recently. by s fellow member OF tht
F solve named segregation. Stevenson
had msde for h mself 81 envjsble rePU
t2tion for the clever drills snd .'bIi
scng<-anG- -1aDces" which hsve beer
produced under his direction With sew
eTzI big Negro shows sls0 the A. 9
Field Big White AIEsuels- NJ. Sc
yens8n ass 81 Indiz3spIls Ind-) D :
J. HARRY JACKSON.
The colored American., 1901-03-23

are extremely sigoiicaDt. They al
tell the story Ct progress from ex'rame
poverty 10 comparative prosperity oy
the straight and narrow path OF induf-
try, sel.-ieniaI, thrift AID intel Igent
care.
One Of the persons reporting "as
Mrs. Johnson, president Of the WON
ans Barnysrd Auxiliary. Oakland,
Tex. The memb:rs Of the association
hsd had TO fight hard times and I Sods
the pazt yesr. but they had on TIE
whole gone ahesd. They were espf-
ciaIs Y yeontending egsinst the mortgage
system, aud seeking 10 improve The
methods Of farming and 20 introduce
co-operssive buying ST the stores, The
ehief aim Of alI being 70 buy homes
ard improve them. Trey number IN
su nov 500 members, have bought
I so OC0 scrss Of Isni sud own property
= the total OF 500 600 "Lst industry.
F s7briety. skill, aid mutual 1t 3fuIness
o. the Nsgro's platform" said Mrs.
+ Johcsou, aud he csn exchange them
/ for whatever be EsDts." L seems &c
( rs that q few fscts sc these sre wolth
/ volumes o. pessimistie generations
81 h s. those OF Mr.. Y IL sm Hannibal
I Thomas.
The colored American., 1901-03-23
gro Auth0IS

Very few, even Of ttoae Who sre
deeE = interested ard ClJ=t y eCncer~ q
III the Nsgr0's efOrss and 6ev1l1T-
msut have much distinct knCwl sdse oi
the varied snd rieh llterSture Produced
ny men and ~omeD % the rsce e !
I=etoTs. students znd those interested
II specIsl phases @ Tsce Literature sFs
invited 10 examine my i sct5oQ o.
books, OF u correspond with me.
JOHN Il. WILLS.
CID books.
SO Z -vtn-h - -. ".
W. shiDgtO1. D {.
The colored American., 1901-03-23
FINANCIAL.

ASNG2 ~ -SAS s. "a - 4 S-G "a eS-
SSESES@ E>8y - Sd 9 E-s< eS2E Ezo-az&xSS
sd osSzz S2sE. a. S-SZSzesSozS cazzEexs5
VIII e1zoZ3czl 80 1st1s-a.Eoz ~ = g--ys 50
w. E SAUNDERS CO. ~ :. ~.
The colored American., 1901-03-23

Never IN the bi,t0ry o. the ume-1on
oTed play has there been such cast
and such e!sborste scenery, stage me-
ehanIsm. supeTnumef 2Fies-such S.
horses, ronies, csTrisges, lights, music.
and Int ldIng about two buodrsd col
ored psrisr ners many who are pei
formers Of sb5l ty, prominently among
them being Luke Pulley. B. n Butler.
Mathis PUllay, the MOxlays ice and
Amy; and Ambrose Davis snd FOu1-iT-
Hand Qlsrtette. Harry Harmon and
James Redmond The levee scene ST
New OIL is something realistic and
the cotton scene nevar IS Il ID elicit
much applause from the audience ST
the rise Of the curtain. They sEe pack
ing the Academy OF Mss5c, New York
city, nlgotl5; the house being selc out
3 period ST TINS house, Il is Mr. Brsdy's
intention Of taking, the production on
the road for 3 tour OF the principal eitiss
Of rhe United S,stes.
Irving Jones Is in { liesgo."
The "A Lucky Coon" company Is in
New York
Eide James Is the urdIspured rsg
time pianist Of New York city.
The Black Psrti Troubadours report
great business through the Vest.
The Monkeys snd Amy-sre fez-
turing If Dat's Society. Excuse Ne !"
Miss OIL { BurgoyUe viu soo1 sail FIR
Hameurg, Gs-msny, 70 III sn engage
ment-
BUsdl y snd Brsdley were on the bill
st the Atlantic Garden, New York SHY
Sunday night
Ernest Hogan. the "Unblesehed
AmerIcan," wss The hesdliner II BEcok-
Iyn, =. Y. Isss week.
Caaueey Green is with the Ton
Nswn & CO, who sre producing PA
snd The GsnIi." They sre in Toronto
Cansds, this week
II :. Barnett, the phenomenal bss-
Sd. Is booked 10 sppesr st the Appollc
Musie HsIl, New York City, weak be
ginning March ash
Ton Logan and SEQ Jones have
ioined hsnis and s-e meeting wiiE
good 81 ecsss on the Pzeifis Cast ap'
ps2ring IN vaudeville
Bessie MCCOY, PsUlne Ccttrel. =
rsh sud Ids Day, eomprise the { spiFs
Cftx Ousrte.rs now with AsrteH'
"Soath Before the Tsr"
Clarence Powell. the "Exhslted Rul
of Fun" Is Masking Big hit Ove
the Proesor circuit He Is st Proctor
125.h Street theatre. this week
Snlth snd Powell John zDd Belle
comedy artists we've Big fsvorisez 0
the bill At Proctor's Fifth Avenue The
strs. New York city, IssE week
Lewis Winisms. better known sroun
the Doukls as Cllb, New York city, 5
sDess - announces thst after April
he can b. found 81 the NJ Olive HOCs
Coney lzlsOd-
William Noz2mbique EDgl.sh hsz 7
turned ID Amer5es from London, E0g
where he w&s 5 big izvoEite n TIE c&
otLa1ereE'S bur g Que OPeE2tlc success
The Casino GErl-n
n Ds.s II. I'D &e~S1 -zSS
The colored American., 1901-03-23
Capital Savings
IA

Ban X
500 T s. y. ", Washington, D. {
Cspitzl s50,OVO'
Hon Jno Z. Lynch. President.
7. c. Bailey, Treasure.
J. L. johnson. Secretary.
D. B AeCzry. CaSbisr.
Directors:
Jno. r Lvneh. Dr.. ". 5. Lotion
Y Whitsfsld McKin'sv. ] c. Bailey
Robt, r. Terrell. Y. :, Montgomery
WYSEz Arcbsr. John 4. Pierre, % enLy
E Baker, Jsme S-0rum, j. d;
Jahrsoa. Dr.. i. y. TsEciL Howard
= Willisuz
Deposits received fron II cens Up,
ward. InEsreSs allowed q S3VV an'
sbova ColLsctio1s meet El-b PronP
attention & gensrsl exchange Blu
banking business done.
/ BsRk oPsa frsa : :, =. % z'oV -
The colored American., 1901-03-23
DU YOU NEED
Financial Assistance?

II 50, come - d. We sra always
ready . lean y3u sny amount y0u mag
need. Yen csu repay L n small
monthly payments . silt your convs-
nfsrce.
We make loans on Furniture, Pi-
snos. &c. without removal o. sny pub
Lefty IN any wsy. Al business IS
private.
HsShiEsig8 Hgr5ssa Lean Co.,
6To-F Street-6To
The colored American., 1901-03-23
WORKERS OF The NEGRO RACE.
Proofs AEsr5s5 CT Practical Chsr2e
ter IS 70 WhsE IS Beng Done.

IN - " ~ Is
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01
A. WISE DRUGGIST.
For $500 He Guarnntees to Do That
for Which . Lady Offers Him d 90.

EYE VOVV 4A0 NuAGAASoV1 ~ OO AAsS
for Which Lady Offers Him q 90.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. Is, 1901
Especial Some two years ago To-
cal druggist engaged In transaction
which was in its details somewhat re.
/. markable. He was visited by Mis-:
4. Anna P. Nichols, who had a doctors
prescription for rheumatism, which
the druggist was filling. In the course
Of conversation the good lady sad: 81
would give one hundred dollars to &c.
WELL"
He Immediately replied: Give me
FIVE dollars and I will guarantee to
+ cure you" a.
She agreed and he at once handed
her box OF Dodd's Kidney Pills, say
ing: They are SOC box. Two boxes
may cure you, but am quite sure that
ten will"
Miss Nichols tells the story as fol-
lows: "Dodd's Kidney Pills are verit-
able life preservers. was troubled
for five years with Rheumatism, so
that at times my right arm seemed
paralyzed and I could only walk with
difficulty, and could not 60 out ct
doors If the air was damp or cold.
took so much medicine that I think
my system was poisoned rather than
helped. One day when my druggist
was putting up prescription fer me
remarked to him that L would give
one hundred dollars for remedy that
would make me better"
"'Give me five dollars and Will
guarantee to cure YOU he said. I
readily agreed and he handed me a
box of Dodd's Kidney Pills, saying,
They are soc box. Two boxes may
cure you, but am sure that ten will.
] left my prescription intact and, in
stead, took these Pills, and found
them, as said before, to be veritable
life preservers. Before I had finished
the second box I had my first perfect
nights rest in years. l gradually i'm
proved. had determined to use the
ten boxes before 1 would give up, but
Imagine my surprise to find that be-
lore half that quantity was used was
completely cured. This was two years
ago, and j have not had twings
since" s... 1...-.~a. >.1a%9 p
Miss Nichols is Vice Grand Baxter,
Rebekah Lodge /. o. o. F., and Is oae
OF the best known and most highly
respected ladies' in Kansas City, and
oer experience will be read with inter,
est by her many friends. es aa.} =
Dodd's Kidney PILLS never fail to
cure Rheumatism. They are soc box,
slx boxes for $3.50. Buy them from
your local dealer If you can. II he can,
not supply you, send to the Dodds
Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. ri
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01

The committing magistrate always
has lots Of time at his disposal.
The first woman to be arrested I'M.
der the New Orleans ordinance for
bidding the wearing Of high hats in
theaters was an actress. She was
fined SIS.
August Brassart, the silyersmith
who made the plate on which Daguer-
re made the first successful photo
graph, is living in St. Louis, at the
age of 81. ..ssa.
A fruit dealer in Paris advertised
his willingness to give prize of five
francs for the biggest apple sent to
him. In q fortnight he had received
enough big apples to stock his store
for q season, and. like an honest man,
he awarded five francs for the biggest
one. The others didn't cost him q
sou, and the free advertising brought
to him rush of business. a., - IA
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01
CUBA'S FATE SETTLED.
Ultimate independence Assured, but
United States Will Guard It,

United States Will Guard 1t.
4 Washington, Feb. 26.-The senate
committee on relations with Cuba
has agreed to an amendment to the
army appropriation bill regarding
Cuba. The entire committee is in
agreement and there will be no mi
nority report, and no opposition is
expected from the democrats in the
senate. It is the general impression
that this agreement makes an extra
session OF congress unnecessary. The
text of the amendment is as follows:
"That in fulfillment Of the declara-
ton contained in the joint resolution
approved April 20, 1898, entitled for
the recognition of the independence
OF the people of Cuba, demanding
that the government of Spain relin-
quish it's authority and government in
the island of Cuba and to withdraw
it's land and naval forces from Cuba
and Cuban waters, and directing the
president Of the United States to use
the land and naval forces of the Uni.
| ted States to carry these resolutions
into effect the president is hereby
authorized to leave the government
and the control of the island of Cuba
to its people so soon as government
shall have been established in said
illand under constitution, which,
either as a part thereof or in an ordi-
nance appended thereto, shall define
the future relations of the United
States with Cuba, substantially as
follows:
""1-That the government of Cuba
shall never enter into treaty or
other compact with any foreign
power or powers which will impair
or tend to impair the independence
of Cuba, nor in any manner author
ICES or permits any foreign power or
powers to obtain by colonization or
for military or navai purposes or 9th
.erwise Judgment in or control over
any portion of said island.
"2-That said government shall not
assume or contract any public debt
for which the ordinary revenues of
the islands shall be inadequate.
"3-That the government of Cuba
consents that the United States may
exercise the right to intervene for the
preservation of Cuban independence,
the maintenance of a government ade
quate for the protection of life, prop
erty and liberty, ana for discharging
the obligations imposed by the treaty
Of Paris.
"4-That the government of Cuba
will execute. as far as possible, and
extend the plans already devised or
other plans to be mutually agreed up
on, for the sanitation of the cities OF
the island.
"5-That the title to the Isle of
Pines shall be left to future adjust
nent by treaty.
''i--That to enable the United
States to maintain the independence
OF Cuba, and to protect the people
thereof, as we'll as for it's own de-
Tense, the government of Cuba will
sell or lease to the United States
lands necessary for .coaling or naval
stations at certain specified points, to
be agreed upon with the president of
fhe limited st nj eS RS, ..... ....- 4 d sd
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01
TWO OFrIClALs l,EHEADED.
Demands OF Powers Publicly Carried Gu
at Picking.

Demands OF Powers Publicly Carried Out
at Picking.
Picking, Feb. 27.--Chih Stu, former
grand secretary, and Hsu Cheng 70,
(son of the notorious Hsu Tung)
were publicly beheaded yesterday.
The street in which the execution
took place, was guarded by French,
German and American troops. The
condemned officials were taken to
the ground in carts, escorted by a
company of Japanese infantry. Chih
Stu met his death in dignifed man.
ner, walking from the cart calmly
and fearlessly. Hsu Cheng 70 was
s1upefied with opium. They were
both dressed in their Chinese official
costumes, Without the insignia OF
their rank,
London, Feb. 27.-"It is reported
that heavy Sighting has taken place
between the French and Chinese near
Cheng Ting Fu," says the Picking COR
respondent Of the Morning Post, wir-
ing yesterday. Count Won Valdez
see, it is understood, is issuing orders
for a cessation of expeditions, but
these orders do not refer to the prep
erations for the projected expedition
to Sian Flu.
''Thc Chinese, on the suggestion of
81. Pichon, have proposed to the Brit
ish and American ministers to select
representatives to discuss the mis-
s;onary question and the claims of
native converts. Sir Earnest eatow
is not inclined to act"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01
CALLS EDICr SATISFACTORY.

Washington, Feb. 2e.--Mr. Conger
has cabled the state department
from Picking under date of the Esd,
as follows:
Satisfactory edict in answer to
punishment demands has been re-
ceived" ..-...
From this statement the depart
ment assumes that the punishment
are to be administered substantially
as stated in Mr.. Conger's cablegram
received on the 21st inst. ~
The minister has not informed the
state department of the date he has
selected for his departure from Pc
King for home
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01

During a recent epidemic Of diph-
iberia in Q town ons the Hudson, POS
cases were treated with serum and
among these there were only two
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01

Don't Get rootsors. Get FOOT-EASD.
A certain cure for Swollen. Smart
Ing. Burning. Sweating Feet. Corns
tnd Bunions. Ask for Aliens Foot
Vase, powder. Cures Prostitutes and
Chilblains. At all Druggists anS Shoe
Rtores, Csc. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01
FRENCH CAPTURES 500 Beer :,

London, Feb. 2s.-General Kitch-
cner, telegraphing from Middleburg
lin the Transvaal, on the railroad be-
tween Pretoria and Portuguese East
Africa), under date of February 81,
says:
"The following additional captures
are reported by French up to Febru-
airy 25: Three hundred Beers, sur.
rendered.; q 19-pounder krupp, one
Howitzer, Maxim, 10000 rounds of
small arms ammunition, 153 rifles, 3ss
horses, s34 trek oxen, $500 cattle.
$500 sheep and 2S7 wagons and carts.
The Beers casualties were four killed
and five wOundel"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01

When q home is made pleasant to
husband he has no legitimate excuse
1or absenting himself down town.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01

Lanes Family Medicins.
Moves the bowels each day. In order
to be healthy this il necessary. Acts
gently on the liver and kidneys. Cures
sick headache. Price rs and soc.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1901-03-01
Lanes Family Medici 40.

Tie money paid the infants nurse
IL apt to be hush money.