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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19
PREVENTS FIGHTING.
Attractive Gate for Peult ry Building
That Is Divided Into a Mum
her of Pens.

Where long poultry building is Or
vided into a number of pens4 the d.
visions must be boarded at TIE As&tom
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19
BED SPREADS

S1.OO kind for 75c. $l50 kind for
81 90. These values which tell the tale
of rare chance for those in need of
aDreads
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19

Surplus BOOSTERS are Improbable
summer boarders.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19

How Arc Your Kidneysg
Dr. Hobbs Sparsgus Pills cure all kidney ills Sam
pie FREQ. Add Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago OF N Y.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19
PICTURE FRAMES

We carry large assortment of ready
made pictures at very low prices. Can
fit any picture
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19
81 SOU3HERI
RAILWAY

No.9.-Da1ly-Locslfor Charlotte sndtp.
termediate Stations, with connectinn yor
Harrisonburg daily, and Staunton week
days. "eeA
No. -Daily-U United States Fash Mai,
shrough Pullman Sleepers to Jackson-
YiiIe via Sayannahand to Atlanta and Me-
orleans, connecting at Salisbury witt, sissn-
er Tor Asheyllle. Knoxville, Chebtanoooa
memphis and at Charlotte for Augnsta. a.
Columbia for Charleston; at DanyiIie for
birmingham. Dining Car service.
NO. o5.-NEW YORK AND FLORIDA ExpRRss
-PuLiman SIeeptng-cars New York to An
gusta WIN connection forAiken; and New
ORR to Port Tampa. Through coach TO
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST eIEEpSe
on thls train leaving WASHINGTON every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. for san
FRANCISCO without change.
NO. 5s.-"W ashtngton and Chattanooga
Limited via Lynchburg and Bristol Pninie
man SIesplng-cars forMemphfs and New flr
iSans. Inrough coach Washin gton 10 Mem-
pms: farlor and Observation car batwaan
Radrord, Va, and Alfalfa. Ala. Dtning
car service. Arrive Charlottesville Liz a m !:
bynehburg 2.4O a. m; leave Lynchbur9,
Washington and soutnve.s-
e I'll nlmlted, Pullman SIeepers To
A AiSln Hot Springs and Nash
N Ma, VIA salisbury and Chattanooga: to
~ New orleans, via Montgomery and Mobile
Pullman Observation and Library aIeanira
car TO Macon. Dining Gar service
trans, except No. 2, from Staunton nv
chesapeake and Ohio Railway connect X
Union station at Cherlottesyi1Ia With
southern Ry trains "ASn
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19

st. Peter-"Did you take local pa
PERI"
Applicability es, indeed"
st. Peter-''Subscription paid up
when you left ?''
Applicant-"No. Two years back. !"
st. Peter-A
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19

AS you cutting and gathering your grain Harms
berger cutting prices every department. and that there
golden harvest great saving and the opportunity Gather
grain at home Gather nyour grain asbegers Don't
be foolish and wait The harvest will pass and you will be
this sale will last for few days only This become
the busiest in Augusta through selling Jail goods price
than other charlie for like quality.
Extraordinary Money Saving Values.
remarkable Harvest Sale
given the Public, great money opportuniv
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-07-19
HARRisoNBURe TO wAsHINGToN

fWeek Days. "DafIy,
tmmediate connection n Union Depot at
warrington for and from Baltimore Phil.
adelphia and New York, -1A'
FRANKS .dannon ,3dVice- Prest s. G en- Man
g Il. HardWtck, General Passenger Agent.
H. 3. Brown, General Agent.
Washington, d. G
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
AGAIN UP TO ATTORNEY SAM.

what these good reasons might he, he
stated that he had been Informed thAt
certain parties. somc ~ whom were ON INV
police force, had hccu drawing money iui
permitting the slot machines go n' run
lie further said Ahnt he wanted q rt9p
put TO this iuiquitois practice u 10 trhlp
existed, ana that VI The slot machines were
10 be allowed "a continue ln business nc
wanted the city to get some money out on
them ana not nondescfipt horde ot blach-
maleta with this cud Inv ylrw he pre-.
pared tnhuatod statement Of tue 10.
that he proposed 10 levy nn the slot ma
chlue men aud The proprlciora Of other
gambling devices This statement was puh-
Ushtd IN the Herald az the tlmr, ~ pro,
yded that the slot machine mon should
pay Ga tic city SNd twice a month TO- inc
privilege ~ running uudiNurhed the got
houses 500 pcs month aud the policy slups
SO per month. Mr.. Sam sll tNat
In hs opinion the city could realize Soy
crai thousand dollars every wear iu this
way. since that time tucrg has not been
u dollar paid MS q nnr hy slot uarhuo
people ur amy other gamblers, nor has MI.
Som prepared any Hfidlylts nElinst them
or thkeu any stops whatever 60 bflue Ga M
io Justice As 70 matter OF fact, MIR sam
never h9s made a single nfudnvf truinst
SLOT machine people. Tho twcnty one war
sworn ont hY Special OfHrcr Jim Quuhy
aud not Tow himself it HE slot mUChi es
ave ln full hlaFt today It Is hp@u>" Mr.
Sam has mgdc absolutely uo effort to sup
In conclusion. Judge Rallov said thnt the
books aud ihc dopkr. Of Uls cuult nrg ouru
for, inspection w. the public az AN times
formutlun as Ga The WORKINGS uf his court
lle said mat hr Us conscious NJ having
done nothing hui his Whole duty ln thu
rulufIy surprised CHAT Atumc, Sam
SHOULD hive tried Co throw obNVJy mud
nmvUtch rtprnnch upon himscN and the
corporation court llc ruurWdud Joy ruV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

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1s,ln n,H',.r 'a ~ Min, ".ft,r IN ut,,rn
pu'houl witch uoy turW tbcg dd not
,'tlN h0.' ih1N na'r ,g m'a.lts w.
i,,..r,,'n ,,.i ya. n"r ,p.ra and Eorl
&c. t urrHiut, WAf uls prt
ID wac ..nrioeh ju thp afternoon before
returned tu u.s uturr and iu4ud lur uuv
condition rl nHlu. th.u. had ucyu iu.
'rnrmu uhIr rw iu ur discharge W any
dutlr. tust tnu rtrlr. NUd rudcd my Ut.
nov hul aa thr uu,b WAS engaged Ion
Vas uf vitl Importance TO- uc ncAtH col
,Nnt section W Ilp atty uad lu iurt OK ihr
putne ,it9. ! considered 10 INV motc un
purnut Aln tue position ! hold %, tlr
onvttk Iu u, ufu.r Tho vork was cu.
eu.rb u nHH Iu rr-puusr o.. yaI r1r}N W
Ia, u,tcuoOu 20 So ltla Crockett street
ta look tflui go uhueuuut ra.t ol swuIpuN
which WA. reported iharr ioaaH nat
ihyrc wore TWO rtsra. ur rather on. uoste
,,umuu Nurv Jones' ugt wat dl,d W
hrmurfhurIg smuUpnA uud Up. Uluruiyr
WINS no With prolouu rd ease NuIml
"uf rnutsp uricrsd ,bu. ,ut.rr uus.hrld.
consulting .of taIrp .uihrr upsro .Vouu.t aud
rhlid 10 .hc p.sJnousr riley Nurr Elui..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
THE COLORSOF THE MAGNOLIA

,,,,,..,.z.
urunc5S OF tue committee are vitality IN
,v''rg W. every move mH9' tor i9e sue
Wv p''gl'' .o'I, Us 'ohndct1h.e
.',,.,!i ' w., '"d Iul, alirnddn'' On s'G'
ga'u,. 'NE'9 'ilov'u 'l lAr Etr't "nNul'neN
'.,i''S 'e ln n's M3uaFrh'n' n' some mrm.
,,.a W '4y 'nmWli've. ou' desires to SEQ
'"r r ~ ,u,h "l'''tnk
roc 'hl'tN l"l lh' potal" otc already
numerous ana evidence thr interest Which
ihrty q, fortg rg,,., rI1 " ,a 0g Eg, In,t
ol those VINO intrnl Jo ukc pare IN tbr
plndr snl iGgt o'Hrm W IN eome ,n is ccl-
wy ...,.,,,t ,,."g,'''. ul'' ''s I' 'IH' F'-'r
me,r Observation-Disclosures. o., g,,, ,t, ..tl,
u,D, sri' '''"' wv guy wa" "'H''
wv. ',,,' ,t.. ,,....,...., .,.. ...t,.
,f b,,.' 1,.,,, l, , "n" W., H,,uG
aud nrc an WORK ON nrlr nRus FOR Inc
parade
,,AA p'iI''G Htel'3. ,hr mgeunr 'hl5 morn.
number nr The conuIttcc .in5lj nttcrI
49,
r,. .,.,.. ,.,
'"' ,'p'0InH l"' tue "'N'''h' u'"' were
selected last night hul tor the umo hcug
they WIN rcmafn ncornuo
M. ,..t-i.. ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
HousIoN.

nr J. @, Boyd has heen appointed health
ofdcef by tho mayor Or, W. NJ. Btumhy
continues 20 act,
some purchases Of large tracts 81 land
10 Harris county Tor rice culture
Tho No-rsu,oh dlrectors adopt eolors fer
carnival week--orauge. green aud white
Corporation Court Judge A. r. Ralley
gives his version Of The deal made With
operators Of slot machines.
The rhallan club win give its arst ball
tonight.
The city council as a committee ~ the
whole VIII meet tonight 10 Investigate
charges aEainst police ofhcors.
The second concern Of the season by the
ouartstte society was big success
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

a peculiar tarplsh witch was on Il when
torN received o. The preliminary pNHmina.
ueh OF the prisoners VIII rake plage his
morning az 10 O'Clock before Justice Aill.
SURVEYING ms LANpS,--M Giddngs
Siouc. son OF state senator stouc OF Rron,
ham, who owns about 5000 acrcs % land
Ia lhls county has been here for several
days golug out over the lands with q view
10 having them surveyed aud laid On Ia
'"'shlo tracts Accompanied by Mr.. c. w.
20 Is familiar With the lands and
gt'r stones agent IN this sui
"''''N les, AIR. stone went over al
-N Determined TO az once
Car ~ VOLTS with view 70
. ply OF water which can b.
the d,sirgi csat leNst Dig majority az
| docket Gbd cRhly adaried Cor rice grew
1900 - d. uestion beng whether a
''The cow boob
inc lane SOCIETY Mr W.,
m. lorv in ipsnt Of the Houston Hu
,pjt Col0rado \ called meeting ~ the
''' N'h'NN ""N'd In lae rooms % the
~ r,sAn stsn Association on Frl
Z Joss. Jones q ysmber g2. Mr. Dexter
I soa iell sefM ~ Kincalde ~ the Young
''''N"e Association 20 request tAe
/ az whau AIR. KincaiAs not
TO CUR 100 tnie meeting but rre :.
rase tasaussi tAa Eeaas 9es the EagpAea
i
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
Orange, White and Green VIII Be the
COlOrS of The No Tsu.0h
OFFICIALLY DECIDED ON BY DIRECTORS.
Every Pathetic Citizen Urged to Wear
Them or Display Tbom-Meeura OF
No-Tsu-Oh Directory.

The NeTutOh directors hold am impert
ant meeting last night at which tho No
T-u on color. were selected After great
many suggestions had been made and ld,nIe
advanced CONCERNING the combinations TINT
would prcscul rhc most harmonious blend.
ing OF 'o'ors, SOME mcmbor looking more
io the idea of appropriateness than.io tho
harmonitng Of ,olrre g1id why not ndopt
some 'olnrs that Viii .irulfy something.
mat VIII be symbolcAl. WHY not look into
nature f"c our ,oiors, so 10 Ga, magnolia.
ih" symbolic dover ur Houston. and there
You hni orange, white aud E,rcn. r6prc,
s'hilnf iht rnlurs NJ the atampu the
W'ai' hnd tAr leaves, adopt these as the
No.Isu Oh 1olcrs The idea was itutucdt.
RielN accepted AH au appropriate Que mud
orange, waite and green will bc the No,
( I'u-uh eoiors A deg win he ordered AT
"n,' tmGla, ms these eolors. The citizens
atN urged To WoDr and decorate with them
Mr' hnuts are requested TO decorate thclr
show windows with orange, white and
green nud display rbhnns W these color,
rNcrNM here Every lady and thia ia IIous
lon rs requested to wear ts,m during so.
lsuroh week. An appeal ls directed mar.
trulnrlv to the schools To have the sthacl
,hldron Wcar these culors during the ear.
niyol
rhe queens chariot la the dovcr parade
should be decorated ln thc 40 Tau Oh col.
ors
There ls TO be meeting OF the aowcr
parade committee tails moruus at p.3O
O'Clock at tho residence or thr chairman,
Ur Erhhar1t lSO8 Mulu street and Il *
important iAat every member ~ tho COM
lnutirr Doe I'm attendance There ls cnu.
WdvGNlc business 90 bc attended Co aud
Nation oo 70 cpu not Doe delayed IA an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
Al AavertIeIna ConbaeL

Atlanta Journal
The precu7lncnt iupcrtspn =
payer advertising iu coanccdpa sa'
cru Ictailtug IS illustrated ~ w'
which was recently cutcred iaie y !
cJgo department storr and tA y
Tribune
The amount u money invulHn
transaction IA ubout sis0,om fss'
OF The lsrccst advertising ecHtf''a
made 4 uasibcr ~ EXTENSIVE y
crs SPEND abou. st.ono0oo q yeai y
urm leads In tue Size OK appNeI-
for . Slusie urWepsprt. hua.s , .
agv Uot arwii TO concentrate w.
FOR advertising IA newst1lu
lhhcd WpCIi IN a.
me GrI. by che WY, MI NJ, Y,
AID "a It's newspaper Nppi'l9 ss ss,
$4,000 hcrctoforN spent GU Vs ,S n
other wasteful forms OF so'esiS1 :
Ing
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

New York Noyember 10 The following
Texans arc 10 New York
Gplvcqton Charles e., Adams, Miss Al,
j. Adau,s, Continental
neuton. @, 4. Grohouu Broadway Cen
trail
naras.--C, S. Porpes, wife aud daughter,
Navarro
san Antenic-W luism nutton, Everett
Texas ~. X, Martin Aston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
Local News From Rannsg

Ranger, Texas. November rs The cifi.
Sens here have established local option lu
deed and 10 tru,h. the hop ale man was
HFkeh 60 close ap npd Quit and hv dll
81 Inc Is man should
ahc schools aud churches aro moving
along all right The Methodist mlustrr.
Rev " u fcplry, has gone 20 attend mis-
annual cOnferoNte.
Many nFople are moving 10 from an diFpv
Hcss II am n can b. said This IS .
good country " q rains
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
rlna chnlr en-. n senleo.

MaHip, feNas. November in The Inter
national and Great Northern tailroad Is
Just ia recent ~ two mhari specimens Of
ehair ears. Ma @N and alA Whice arc 10
DO Installed On the day runs &c ,he Fort
Worth division between Bryan and MacN.
The cars are as magnificent ~ aay In the
south.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

NJ and Mrs. ] r. Jones took Massage
over the Southern Pacific yesterday even.
ing for Mexico City.
Mr Jeremiah L0wlor cousin Of mine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
TWO ACTING HEALTHOFFICERS
DR.. j. G. Boyd Appointed City Health Of
ficer by the Mayor and Accepts.
He Establishes New 0ffice-Dr. Brumby Still Holds
the Old Office and VIII Continue to Act.
A Decided Middle

Mayor wexford took tho hull by the
horns 30 70 pprak, aud yesterday after
noon about oelock appointed and por
sonally Installed nr J. q, Boyd In Office
~ city health physician.
Al the hour mentioned Mayor Wooford
and Dr. Boyd proceeded 90 tho city health
office In the Levy huidlng on Main street
mr. Brumhy, who has been In charge 90
the otnoe. was not present MT the time.
Mr.. Woolfotd introduced pr, lloyd to Mr.
Bowen, tho ebiet clerk, ana 60 the ctbor
employees VWs CHANGED 60 be iu Toe oturu
at tho time. as the new city hoapb officer.
telling them that ne would osaum9 charge
Of the cfNcc aud they must m future
look 90 him gs thc head Of thut depart
mcut
Following is copy OF the ofdcial ap
potptmcut
Houston. Texas. November go 1901 br
thr power conferred np1u sac 10y l'W hh
appoint ], q. lioyd ot llunstou. Texas, 60
hn tho position OF health otaccr OF thc
city NJ Nouston now Nncnnt uhti tNt
nest rsautr mcctiuE of the cIN council
shall proAvnt the n1mc oi q said w.
J q. Rpv1 s'9r conformation hs lhr rt}
A ,prurt beca4thp neat Regular luCrtuE
prara OF scrva l. aud uotu s'm" vn' mas
lhr mu}ur auu lou
g. council thr said br j
UhHrEp uf iua uoul,n
M, ,l. ,,,,h.il of liouHtuu dud ut tao
'ue "s 'YN'"'" uppwlyrHpcrs urlouElns
Go ho PLAYED bctwef i,h orUctr ot tue tpy
New Norl ou Noren buropy authorized lor
Not fayortc sbovthFO ft5,' o ta "'' All an
niugs, rho races all going toiy arr hereby
aud an outsider sula W. d. q.
The southern Baseball leagt oi o"I,n G 9,r
may he composed wholly o. clsrq of saii
tho Mississippi oepisri N}
Texas university team was hcf,'u "'''''
nv the Ostropathy students No srt my
Wills. Mo. secretary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21

~ TEST HAS PROVEN BEsT.
Groves rAsteless Chin renle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-21
Ter Decatur to neStS Made. but The
Bishop Wilson VIE Still On.

NtNInUNNl IFNNa
A'pheus ", Wilson -- 49,
hSid.os >t thG TgHat sns1T MACHINES NIT
haa lust accepted an
tho Thanksgiving Scrmt---
the 2Sth instant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
THE JOHN BROWN PAPERS.
They Show Northern Sympathy with
 His Venture.

Richmond, Va. Dec. A.-The Richmond papers will tomorrow print what are known as recently discovered John Brown papers," which were found in lot of rubbish in the State library. They are of two classes letters to Brown and his fellow prisoners, and letters from the prisoners to persons throughout the coun- try. The prisoners, 1t Is supposed. never saw the letters sent to them, and the letters written by them were never mail ed, Those to Brown and his associates are for the most signed with initials only and n0 prominent persons can be identified with them.
 They are largely from correspondents in New England, Ohio and Indiana. Two letters to Brown from his sister. Eliza- beth, are both poetic and pathetic, ana it is evident she had no conception of tho fate that was in store for him. From
 marks on all, 1t is shown that they were inspected by Andrew Hunter of the prose- cution, or Governor Wise. What value there is in the letters to the prisoners, If any, lies in their showing the widespread sympathy throughout the. North with John Browns desperate venture. Search Is now being made for carpetbag or Browns said to be hidden in the roof of the Capitol building and to contain his diary and some of his documents. In not A. few cases the letters to Brown and his hand are written in red ink.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
FLYING CARRIAGES.
New Business Started to Supply Automobiles of the Air.

The New York European edition publishes the following from its eorTesponaSnut pol, asnt ny antss ant 'i to deliver it under six months. time me,
 ness spirit. There is no reason why any one desiring t should not Do able so p9aensass .s1 .ir machine thss & VII Sarry a;y,,a.ae,ss n1 saf9us" ~
 In these words Mir. 8. F. Edge eharacter- ized the new business in which the Mo.or s,vs Power Company, of which ne IS olreS'Si' is about to engage. .. ,.,, la.
 Tt Is hardly necessary to point ouL n ne continued. ''that the business of providing the nubIic with nyinE machines is an absolutely new one. and, therefore, longer time ls hec- essary to fli orders than will be the case ..Ws we now calculate that from five to six months will be necessary to turn out coin- plete tested machine from the time the ofuer is received We are the first company 10 en- gaze in the manufacture of living macninss as commercial product "A o.as~- which we expect will be filled by March. am not at liberty to give you the names nlsH As Hs o,,r machines but I think by the end of March Londoners will have an opportunity of seeing them at work. L ,,,. tSo..id toaae our machine Is modelled on the lines ol that sI oS M Santos-Dumont, with which ne recently "0T Eve s"1 are confaent of improving upon that machine in several particulefs.1
 ilTr the first place we aim at securing greater ririiitv in the various parts. Then the gas bae, which will be in the same general IorMl m aa that used by M. Bant0S.DuhloHt, VII oo stiffened so that it will be better able to go assrhe most important improvement however, vui be in the motor. The greatest difficulty haS been to get a motor powerful enougn fo drive the airship at q certain speed ana st tha seme time light enough in weight 10 be lifted by the balloon without it Delng nee essary to cut down the other weights too This motor will be made by the Napier Corntany and will be of the four cylinder water cooled type that has given such shus- faetion when applied to automobiles
 1Ths machines we propose turning out now are not expected to travel faster than 10 or % miles an hour at the outside; tnlss ot tourae! Id when no wind is Blowing. We nope however, in time to reconcile the questions of weight and power, so that by appynB greater power to the same alrship We can se cure more speed, .. , ,..a.s,r
 the power of the motor t has always been necessafy in the past to largely increase tne .tgeiRht This increase in weight necessltatso b,Iiiding a large balloon to support II. lnt result was that your larger balloon requISu more power to drive 1t, your increase ln/ tne motor strength was nuliifed by the increase in the size of the balloon, and no additional speed gained. ,. ,.,., the weight, This being applied to smaller balloon than would be otherwise necessary' will give us greater speed for the nyns ma
 MT. Spencer, who will make the balloon part of the machine, has had great eSperience a'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
Where Arrow Heads orow.

San Francisco Wave.
 When vacation comes, Dr. Branner, the head of the Stanford geological depart fnent. hies himself far away from all things pedagogical to the remote faat- nesses of the mountains, and thefe studies the formation of the rocks and reads the life history of earth in the de posits of the axes Last vacation he was in the Sierrae. He had as his guide a man indigenous to the soil, who had never been twenty miles from the horne ok his childhood. He looked with much amusement and scorn upon Dr. Branner and his assistants and saw nothing in their work that was of interest. To him the students seemed more like good men gone daft. One day MT. Branner located an old Indian burying ground. Tn digging he came upon some choice arrow heads. Thinking to test his guides geological as well as his ethnological knowledge. the doctor said:
 ''E1lijah, do you know how these arrow heads came here?
 "Growed thar" said the native with great positiveness
 Nonsense. If you were to take an ar row head and put it on your table and leave it there for years time. do you think it would grown
 .'Tain't no nonsense, nuther. said Elitah. If you was to take a potato and put 1t on your table. and leave 1t there fur year, do you think 1t would groWr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-22
PLANS FOR ARBITRATION.
Believed That an Acceptable Scheme
 Has Been Formed,

Mexico City, Dec. n.-The unIse1 states delegation to the International American Conference conferreo ss.s.say. with the Mexican delegation ana tonlsn. ts. the delegates of the dfnerent coungH gt..e met and discussed the subject pr arpiuEa tion and aa a result It is bei1eyed tha.Ss S plan acceptable to the maJorlty ~ not ali the delegations to the conference bas been reached. The projected conyen- tion provides that the contract nations uili obliae themselves to submit to the Secfsion of arbitrations all existing anu future controversies whicb cannot ne set tied dipIoflaatically. provided that In the exclusive 3udement of either or the parties of the dispute the said contro- yersies do not affect the national honor nor Independence Controversies concern ing diplomatic privileges, bounuaries' rights of navigation and the vatidity. in- terpretation and enforcement of treaties, shaII not be considered as affecting na- tieuai honor nor independence.
 Under Article % of The Hague conven- ton for the peaceful settlement of inter national conflicts the contracting perues agree to submit to the decision of the permanent court of arbitration estanlish- ed by said convention, all controversies err braced under the proposed Pan-Amerl- can convention, unless either party to the dispute prefer that special court be established to try the case. In case 1t is agreed to submit the cause to The Hague court, the parties to the dispute agree to accept the procedure and rules laid down by The Hague conference.