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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-25
SOME NEWSPAPER SHOTS.

Tolstoy will probably be able to live down Ii. n
that he is dead--Chiedgo Meas.
If pens were spades, the sthmus would be all dug =
this time-MinnedpoHs Times.
The anarchists will please take notice that they ne
pected to move-CIeveldnd Leader.
Minister WI has become so Americanized that he ID
ing the newspapers.-Atantd Journal
If all else fails the railroad managers might quietly
ish the State of Minneapos.-BHfdo Express
Colombian revolutonists will play no more gira-'
season--on the Colon grounds-Deiroh Netr,'
That twin OF proteeton"-rec iprocty--does not ~
to have a Siamese cinch on its brother-AildHs lal
tuition.
Eastern railroads are going to abolish all pa''a I
January l, but probably it will be some time aftet-
Meas.
Kentucky is getting ready to organize bar i''ea
Most people supposed Kentucky already had 'ns-
Moines Capital.
There is just enough of the Philippine insufgenT NJ
make Aguinaldo realize that he was not mdi'pna''l
Washington Star. u
The nations that are asking us to put an END 70 .'
African war seem to overlook the trouble We arc p
end our own.-PhiindelphiG Ledger /
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy raifoaa a.
leased for ooo years. Any woman will tell you 'ns' ~
action looks like great bargain--SioHF Guy '0"A
Railroader Hill will have immense lobby expenses
if the legislatures of the entire Northern tier Oh 'as
be called together to head him of.--Sh LOUIS 10''D
eThe sutans order excluding all comic pspe'' ~
key is expected to have depressing effect on u' 81
Turkish barber shops and Turkish baths-hdh'@ W
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culberson and Bailey.

Washington Correspondence Dallas Iimeshe.
The y-Pauncefote treaty went through ~
if everything had been creased for the - ID
were only six votes against the measure anu w.
senators are recorded against it, Senator -, Il
against it and Senator Bailey was absent ". an, u
against the convention Both gentlemen ~ n.,.r IL
give reason for their votes WINE ' n".. h,yts
ragua canal, they do not favor Great Dia ,rd ii
thing to say in the matter one way OF dho ~ n. 81
ty leaves Great Britain doing business -. esl NJ
toni ulwer stand. If Great Britain mas INV huil
whether the United States can build esna' .hogt 4
the same right to step in and say some,ns Thai nj
ing another bridge across the Rio Iranue. I'D bh
the men looked at this matter VINO 80 b.vgl
against IT, II is fact that few peope "a, dss, 4
the voting and the speaking on the d.mouss
cret session, that there are good "a .,, active
made speeches against the convention w., x,w ~
costing amendments thereto and IN ~ for yota 4
their opposition to it. who, when tne ~. voted for
ran to cover like covey of guam -n a.. sowardst
truth of the matter is that there is NV nd Until III
democratic party than most people 1n,s viii ecSSs
quire some much needed backbone ~ s,;.,ns n. n
suffer defeat az the hands of the repuD ,h.y vii y
with some democrats in congress .ssr,st and
their prinoiples for little mess OF ,reasuts ~
afraid II thew oppose an administrator .m Thos Y
have their little Jobs taken away IRON .nothsf
kind of men who talk one way anu ~. b.sn uriS
are any in the Texas delegation ne =, men WI
cover them with the naked eye lv...fore the fss'
what thew preach and they have tne. net. here
confidence of all their political opp0"'
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Education and opportunIty.
From the San Antonio Fxpress. J

(From the San Antonio Espresso
contemporary says OF Senator Joseph Bailey OF Gaines
vile that his parents poor and but for phanhropic
lawyer he would have received any education"
The statement hardly be accepted entirely true
Mr. Bailey is the of gope in ignorance for
lack of educational advantages opportunities Young
men such he will fail create opportunities where
They have the thirst for knowledge and thew
will find crafty that thirst though the doors
OF colleges and universities be not TO them.
Some of the best educated in America ripe scholars
with broad grasp of classic well as of modern tera-
ture, not so fortunate as obtain university educa
ton in their youth hut able to enrich the literature
OF their country in later years Some of them have written
able papers and handed down opinions that be-
authority Education altogether a matter os
schools Some have only Just began educate them
selves after the graduating diploma has been securely laid
away. Some have buded upon common school edp
cation in the leisure hours snatched from bread winning
labor and others have taught themselves all that they
without the aid OF other teachers than books and
gates OF nature.
In this day of free schools newspapers and free libraries
there for ignorance those who have an
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ambition to learn Young who are cast in the same
mold as Toe Bailey would find education in county
h, s nracoally destitute of schools Philanthropy may
- Loed toe PaIey TO term in school his own inspra-
ion and studous mind would have helped him to an eduea
ton regardless of circumstances or conditions Inc
[ HABITS may have contracted since he lett schoo
h thirst for knowledge may have been greater after ne
et college and his mental training more regular ana sys
teatc after the folies and votes OF youth hao oeen
toned down by maturer years
Albeit education matter OF purpose OF aspra-
,ion and of determination than of opportunities.
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fore the strike was started" The committee appoint.
ed by the Federation is to consider and deal with
practical questions only It is expressly barred from
considering abstract industrial problems. 1t is to be
hoped that in its practical working the committee will
be found success, and that the principle for which
stands will be universally adopted and found
for the peaceful and equitable adjustment of all differ
ences that arise between capital and labor throughout
the cnmntrv
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TAMPERING WITH rpr 'sssss

CIInS~N ~SoSOoOoor
when l dwell on past Ders~.
On the Yuetides lonv 49,
ie"orys iast CRAVING embe,.
Set my old heart all svlos
ana see the candles sleam;,.
- inc nuse old-fashioned roo,,
ana ~ inc unset banners stresm;rn
wait greeting from the slos
Din ,bs rom rom each smoke-srimed r,a.
Up the ooushs of fir and pin. ''''sr
ana hear the childish Iaush..,
troop from out that past Of m,. y
ana pend my head to listen
10 long forgotten ton.
ana ! see old eyes a-slisteu
With beauty all their own
Aye, feel their love enfo,a
Like an unseen, soft car....
Once again they lift and boId
With the old-time tende,r...
And I'm flying, flying, Avino
Swiftly back adown N. 20.
Why, fear I'm almost crI;n.I
My old eyes are full of tea,., -
thus it was in old Defenders.
Wonder why seem to ebot.
How the Yule logs fading .rh...
Seem to fill my eyes with smo.., :
How with mighty wrapped around :.
would sink away to rest
just as Santa Claus had found
Snuggled up to mothers brea,
well an, we'll the years may jou,t M,
Now I'm old and all alone.
Yet no length of Years NAV -.
from these mem'ries all my own.
AS each Christmastde comes to m.
/ shall feel their presence than,
scenes and loved ones who erst knew ma /,
Lead me back to youth again
= +
Now that wireless telegraphy has b.con. :. !.
Ct may we not some day expect to have ,,lLl.,.'
hit? ''A'e"
Iara's hall has been put up al auction. 7, ~.
ough to make an Irishman fight for his eorr,,,
lg to go away back and fall off.
1t has been decided that Miss Palmer will ,aa !.
LECTION of antiques Saturday.
That Maine man who has successfully n,,sru.,,,.,
oman for fifteen years must have had inprowpo v.s
dispatch states that girl student at BYn Nav,
en- burned to death in some unknown way. An iu,.s
IN will probably develop that she was burned with &,
i y Il
Said Benham to Ramsay, Were old
And would hate to be left in the cold,
So, so far as l see,
The best thing for me
And for you, is to do as we're told.
T. NJ Irri
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Prosperity, Anyhom

Thorndale Thorn. 4. larger bssg
year than ever before. Even II elop more isfns'
than this year. there will be HUNDREDS s,,. moe
ply and there will be thousands o. -roroscnsi
walton. The country Is forcing the my
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THE cable company objects wireless biography
Strange that manufacturers of bustes have never
thought to object to the real thing.
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OF Course There -

Tyler Democrat .su,fs insn 4 4
There is more demsgogy to the AZ a. s,a ~ Z
the so-called independent papers.
the mouth of the oily-tongued pohA
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HoUsroN is present the laughing Of the country
In the spring will make her something else
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-25

YOUNG lady up the State has found an egg on the
shell OF which mysterious inscription says Beers will
whip the British in March Of year. AZ they been
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lr TEDDY doesn't exercise little diplomacy with Mac
lay the latter may write another history and put him in it.
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LAST week the Philadelphia mint turned out 100000
eopper Houston hasn't that many coppers but still
she could afford to out a few.
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whipping them month since the war started this looks
like safe prophecy.
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ARGENTINA and Chile will be thankful il Santa Claus
II load their stockings with munitions OF
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.

y. NJ JOHNSTON. PRESIDENT
O. J. PALMER. Vice President
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Thai San Antonio who is selling babies is Ger
ainly apostle of dversihcahon II is said that hc
,hrstmas orders are very large
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PERHAPS the fact that copper good conductor is
{ Boston recently received.
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WHEN the Filipinos are finally pacihed the Philippines
will be only graveyard.
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senator Flatt of New York proposes to siSnalizs a.,
closing days OF his political life by attempting to
a, .nnss said about him in magazine article
ten by William Allen White Of Kansas who has t writ
uipuung series of character sketches" to New vi
puoheaton The last character sketched was that s ~
senator and former political boss from New yor
,rv - -. was done in manner at all compliment
- " e SUBJECT and the senator is very much wrought nm
N consequence He will file suit for DAMAGES aS,n., ~
~ A'skeIne- Z. ARTzuH WfLL1Ana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
Ell general Gras

Tn telegrama de Paris anunca ell fallecl-
miento del general Gras, inventor del fusil de
su nombre
Basllio Gras habfa naci1o en- Saint. Amaus
de Pellaga (Tard y Garonne) el de Enero de
1896, entrando en la Escue|a Pollt6cnica in
gresando a su debido tempo en ell cuerpo de
artillerfa como subteniente destinado la Es-
cuela Practlca de Metz. En- 1858, va teniente,
fu6 agregado al d6cimo regimiento de artllle-
ria, siendo mas tarde professor en- la escuela de
tro del campo de Chalons.
Cuando despu6s de la guerra de 1870 II ell
gobIerno Sc preocup6 de la transformation de
los armamentos el captain Gras present6 u1
modeIo de fusil que Sc cargaba con cartuchos
metacos y que fu6 reconocdo como Indiscuti-
blemente superior todos los demas modeos
de su g6nerJ. Promoyilo entonces Gras e-
fe de escuadr6n fu6 agregado al dep6sto cen
tral de Santo Tomas de Aquino, viendo acep-
tado su modelo de fusil y empleando mas tArde
dicha arma en- las campaias de Africa del
Tonqnin dando tan eYcelentes resultados ell
fusi referido que no reconoc6 rival hasta In
Ventarse amos mas tarde e Lebe.
El comandante Gras, nombradO Inspector
del arma, fu6 ascendido general en- 1899 sien-
do caballero de Ia Legion de Honor desde 1870
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The paper with largest circulation in the island
Este peri6dico es Ell de mas circulation en- la isIa
DeSde NeW-YOrk
Notas CubanaS.---" Politicians"

Dandose va como perteneciente al capitu-
lo de las cosas cumplidad la asendereada En-
nliendG va va declinando en- la atenci6n de los
amerlcanos. Pero como los peri6dicos le han
tornado ell guSto a los GsltltOS de ultrGnldr, va
no saben pasarse sin hablar de Cuba de los
proyectos hnancieros que alientan pr0xma-
mente en la isla varios sindicatos poderoSos
que codiclan esa terra tloreciente
Las eecciones munlcipales que ae verifca-
ran en- Junio seran, despues de la Ley Platt,
81 plato obligado de los concentrates yankees,
con respectO Cuba.
Raro me parece que mister Platt, que per-
tenece al ndmero de los polfticos profesonaes
que maneian aquf el cotarro de los negocios
p6blicos, no quiers darnos otro golpe maestro,
imponi6ndonos algdn candidate de sus simpa-
tias para la Alcaldia de la Habana. El senador
de la Enmienda es considerable como.un repubk
can boss, como un cacque amigo de sallrse con
la suys. Y 81 no, vaya un dato para prueba
En- las elecciones del de Noviembre de 1897
ell grupo que formA e famoso Tdmmdny Hdu,
tenia su candidate para acalde de esta ciudad
el actual mister Van Wyck Para contrarres-
tar la poftlca maquIav6lica de Tdmmany, los
Ztttze1l'S Union sea el partdo de los hombres
honrados, sostenia la candidatura de mister
Seth Low, presidente de la Universdad de Co.
lumbia por otra parte oil ceebre escritor
Henry George, dem6crata en- polftca, pero In
dignado contra la vergonzOsa domination de
TDlnnuy, Sc ofrecI6 al sufragio de los descon-
tentos, de los socialistas de cuantos esperan
sacar algdn provecho de una profunda revou-
cl6n social
Mr. Seth Low, que pertenecfa mas blen al
partIdo repubcano en- poIftica, debia contar,
como es natural SO piense, con los votos de los
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RendiCi6n y ataque
ALTERNATIVES EN- FILIPINAS
Eulogio Horta.

Ell jefe filipino Lacuna con 276 hombres SO
ha renddo al general Funston. Este acto va
Sc esperaba pues seg6n comunlcamos hace
dIas, Lacuna habfa prometIdo realizarlo des-
pues Que reuniera el mayor ndmero possible de
hombres de armas
Esta importante rendici6n es la que falta,
ba para que la parte septentrional de la isla
de Luz6n pudiera considerarse defnitivamen-
to pacifcada.
Contrastando con la anterior noticia ha
recibido hoy informes ell general Mac Arthur,
de que un destacamento de tropas americanas
fu6 atacado de improvso por los insurrectos
cerca de Pasaco, en- Camarines del sur.
Resultaron muertos tres sodados ameri-
canos, habiendo salido estas horas en- per-
secucl6n de los flipnos una fuerte colunna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10

Ell herederro del tronO de Servia

Corren lnslstentes rumores de nn misterto
que exi<ta en- el palacio real de Serva que
ha oblig ido al I4r Nicolas ntervenir en- ell
asunto toda vez que intervino como testigo en-
la boda de Aleiando servia con Draga Mos
chhn, cuando Sc casaron en- de agosto dlti-
mo.
Dicese que Draga induio Alejandro que
SO casara con ella asegurandoIe que estaba en-
cinta Que este no era cleric; por 10 que la rel.
ma, para sostener Ia supercheria iba similar
un alupbramiento presentando como htjo suyo
ell que diera luz su hermana. 81 este fuese asi
la combination no le do result4do, pues ell
vastago de su hermana naci0 muerto.
Tratase ahora de probar que la reina nj
eSta nj ha esta 10 an cinta, Requirements ha
informado ell professor Snegiretf mandado por
el Ear. El m6Iico de la rena, doctor Coulet,
SO ha indignado con este informe, y dice que
el especallsta russo Sc ha equiyocado por in
competencia 8 por motivos pollticos ha
anunCad) ofcamenta al pueblo de Servia que
pueden esperar un here 1ero del trono que ma
cerA de un momento otro,
Para apoyar esta opinion ell rey Aleiandro
ha Iiamado a dos de los mas eminentes eSpe-
caista de Viena de Bucharest.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10

republlcanos honrados, mas que con los de los
ouenos dem6cratas. Estos Gltimos podian ex-
permentar cierto escrdpula en- abandonar el
candidate Official de su partido, es decir, ell can
dldato de TGnsm my; bien sus preferencias
les llevarian hacia Henry Georgy; los republl
canos hOnrados por ell contrario, encOnbtraban
en- mister Seth Low I'm hombre Qus represen-
taba exactamente sus ideas.
PerO los republicanos miitantes, los hom-
bres de partido preferfan el trlunfo de TnnmG.
ny al de un candidate Independence, al de un
xfaso colega.& Ell trunfo de Saith Low, re-
presentado los indepehdenteS en- la municpa.
lda1 era un golpe fatal para aquella asocia-
ci6n de especulares, era New York escapando
las garras de los politicians, y estos SO dieron
mana fin de concuir un arreglo secreto para
saluar su reputation amenazada, hasta encon-
trar uu medic efcaz de diSimular gu manic.
bra.
Entoncss aparecI6 en- escena Mr.. Platt,
presentando como candidate por su partido al
general Tracy. De esta manera estaba seguro
de quitarle votos mister Seth Low. Tai era
81 fin de la operacl6n Y esta maniobra unida
4 la muerte inesperada de Henry George, ase-
gur6 el triunfo de Van Wyck, ell candidate de
Tdmmpnv Hall, con una mayorfa de mas de
10000 votos. Su elecci6n sehala la victoria de
los poIltcos Expenditures sobre los cludada-
nos honradOs.
Por ESQ no falta quen atribuya la imposl-
ci6n de la Enmienda Plata los politicians, que
aquf son dueiios do la administration la con-
verten en- un fecundo medic de lucrar
Por 10 visto la Enmenda no es la prmera
zorra que desuella mister Plat
Eulogio Horta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
MAYAGUEZ

Ha dejado de existr nuestro estimado
amigo don Jose Garcia Gonce, doctor en- CRU
jia dental.
0tremos sus deudos nuestro p6same.
Sc han suspendido las clases q la escuela de
taquigrafia que tan excelentes resultados We
MIA producendo, mientras una comlsi6n die.
tamina Ia competencis incompetence del
professor.
Sc cree que este es un preteXto del ayun.
tamiento para -retlrar la subvencl6n ese
plantel de ensefsnzs; pues como en- MayagHez
no hay taquigrafos diacilmente podrfa justif-
car su aptltud ell senior Garcia Berenguer,
Sc ha celebrado el julcio oral de la causa
seguida don Pedro Manzano, coIaborador de
GLa Brujap, por supuesto desacato.
Llev6 la defensa nuestro querido amigo
Pepe de Diego, pronunclando una elocuente
oraci6n forense.
= No Sc ha dictado sentencia.
Hoy debe de llegar la cludad occidental
el tenor Paoli
Sc le prepare un recbimiento afectuoso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
Un Atropello

Nos notifcan de San Lorenzo que Celesti-
no Vidal Upiano Hernandez denunciaron
ante la be1iemerita Severe Torres, federal
Los guardlas detuvieron Torres ONCE
HoRAs, de elias CUATRo CON ESPOSAS
Vista la denunca en- la Corte de policia
fu6 tai la inocencia de Severe Torres, que sa-
i6 absuelto.
El atropello no puede ser mas irfcuo.
Lo presentamos la consideration del ho-
norab!e attorney general para que haga JUS
ticia.
La poicfa lnsular no tiene facultades pa
ra veiar por simples sospechas los ciudada-
nos y menos para someterles al martirio y al
tormento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
LO que dice un cOrrtSpOnsaI

81 corresponsal de eLa Correspondenca1
en- Washington, dice, con motive del arribo del
senior Munoz Rivera los Estados Unidos:
ala legado 4 Nueva York, acompanado
de su aprecabe famiia, don Luis Muf1z Ri
vera, y ha tornado alojamiento Ell ell jefferson
Hotels
eEl distinguido compatriota, atento STEM
pre- los intereses de Puerto Rico, pronto dara
principle, segdn me aseguran, sus tareas pc
rlodistcas.1
GArdua lucha e espera.S
eDura va a ser la prueba que le pone su
innegable patriotismo.2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
Rimas de B6cquer

El alma triste, ell c0raz6n herido,
llorando slempre,
con yoz que es un susplro, til me pides
rimas de Becquer.
tQuieres que, como ell ave solltarla,
murendo, cante;
de mi Ira en- las cuerdas insonoraS,
lSgrimas cus1e;
dc a esas perlas, rocio de las flores
de un alma triste
helada por los cierzOs de la duda,
luz y matices;
y haga del Sentimiento que solloza
yo, con las fbras,
rosas de penSamientos delicados,
bouquets de rimas?
lVuela, va que ell dolor Sobre tn frente
bate sus alas,
Y en- Ell ala de nieve de un querObe
posa tu alma!
lQue el mire de tus lagrimaS las perlas,
gotaS de SoleS,
que lie deslumbren de tus ojos verdes
los resplandores;
que te adore como yot tie adore,
que no 10 querss,
que sufra de un alma los tormnntos,
que otra no besa.
Haz que lore, que sutra, que bendiga,
cautando siempre
tu desden, y vendran tUs oidos
rimas de Becquer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
ARECIBO

SVrginla2, &El loco Dios0 SEl amor sal
vajeS gEectraS seran los dramas que pom
dra en- escena en- ell Teatro de Arecibo la se-
mana pr6xima la compafia Casado, regresan-
do ell Is a San Juan, q fin de reanndar la tenn
porada con xTrata de blancos1, sSLa Rencoro.
SAP, CLOS Galeotos1, STocino del cieo1 otros
extremes. 5sss
En- e veStibulo del coliseo Sc exhiben pre-
ciosas fotografas de variOs artistas de la COM
pahia Martinez Casado, obra de los .reputados
fotografos Colorado Medina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
ProbIema Cubano

La Convention Nacional cubana ha reel
bido la lespuesta del gobierno de los Estados
Unidos negAndose aprobar la Interpretation
dada por los miembros de aque organismO
para aprobar las bases contenidas en- la en-
menda Platt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-10
HOTEL PRIWAvERh
PrOpietariO Gallo M. Gonzalez

OAYEY PUERTO RICO TELEGRAPH "PRIMAVERA" OAYEY
COMERCIO- CAGUAS
IIabicnes ampas ventiadas usi
tegrafca
tratoy las comodidades possible aper
limitadOs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-20
Six Acts ard Nine Scenes.

Illustrating in manner. graphic and con- vncing the Dawn of Chrietianits and Down fall of Paganlsm Cast With the full strength of l.. .I CArnnnI Inr,S 70 -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-20
Farrell Got the Plum.
prevailed.

H. E. Farrell has been appointed freight traffic manager of the St. Louis & Southewestern railroad, com monly known as the Cotton Belt, to succeed A. s. Dodge, who becomes general traffic manager of the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis road. Mr. FarrelFs appointment becomes eff feetive March l. At present MT. Far rell occupies the position of general freight agent of the Cotton Belt lines in Texas, He was promoted to that position about two years ago, prior to which he was assistant general freight agent, looking chiefly after the lumber business of the road. He is regarded as one of the most profic- tent rate men in the Southwest. It is not known who will succeed Mr. Farrell as general freight agent of the Texas lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-20
Announcemen ent.

To accommodate those who are par tial to the use of atomizers in applying liquids into the nasal passages for ca tafrh troubles, the proprietors pre- pare Cream Balm in liquid form. which vii! be known as Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by mail. The liquid form embodies the medicinal properties of the solid preparation, Cream Balm is quickly absorbed by the membrane and does hot dry up the secretions but changes them to natural and healthy charac- ter. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., N. Y.