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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEAL 10 lAl T. TUX SALE.
Si150 BUYS nice cottage home ON n
hranch street car hne; a snap. Norncet
3lnz building. i1l
100 ACRES of land north on Sour T-sees
viii take half 10 trade; ihls IL an al
proposition; oil signs on land. NorHect
iiinz building M
TWO LOTS on IIlll street, corner and in.
side. SiuOi good buy. Norneet, Blnz
building M
YOUR LOTS with good thrce-room cot.
tage, Flith ward 500. easy terms MIR.
feet, RlnE building lie
BARGAIN Nine room house close in
easy terms, NJ Ayrcs. 200 La Branch
Houston, Texas. i6
WANT TO buy 100 600 acres Of chean
grazing land above quarantine mark NJ
Ayres, 20D la Branch ID
For SAIE-llce and tlmheFed Iand5 I01
actes at Dayton, 4 hargan7 handsome
Bette Bryan. Is
SIN THOUSAND AVRES tax tito land
Cherokee county, 20 to 60O-acrc tracts
- cents per acre; virgin pine 40 1875
ana tTDI acres, 1925 70 81 per acre, on
and near railways, cut 1910 feet; homes
and vacant lois. monthly payments, ear
den, truck and rice mDds Il, NJ sherry
Sl0l1 Main street q
FIVE AND a HALE lots. seven cottages
connected With liice's institute Enclosure.
only. Churles Bullfrass, 100 Pense
avenue IS
NEARLY two lots, Firth ward. close in
| TIVE two,storN houscs large store room
$500. Charles Bollfrass is
| TWO lots Travis street. business portion;
| elcvcn-room house, modern lmprovemrnts
cheap; corner lot aud house Third ward
$3.50; lot und hunsc Sixth ward SLIGO
Charics Bollfrass Citizens phone l2G6.
| TWO lots for sale chcap IN Houston
Heights. Pye * Co. KAN building is
| FOR SAFE Excellent Rico lands NJ low
prices. on lne OF proposed canal; rs
400 lcres good timber at switch; owner
must have mon ". SO - per acre; worth
double. Ilahl 220 Main. is
TllREE lots four-room house; good well,
Spencer addition. 500. Charles Boil.
irass. Is
ollANGE COUNTY OIL land from / to 81
acres Tor sale or exchange for cattle ur
Improved property IL North Texas Al.
dress Lon Carlson, Terry. rcNas ~
ron SALE 27.GG0acrc rauch In McNlullcn
county, Texas; solid body; fronts un
Nucces river I'VE miles: abundance of
proved. price 81 a. per acre, cusy terms.
O'Ccnnor Knox Co, Binz building. Is
WE INVITE correspondence from parties
| having large and attractive propositions
-. '' ", '' nt,.n ,nnnor 'tS,ns .'I% w
M T,,iiIiuo '''"''' N"'N *
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FIFTH WARD HOMES You ought e
own one Instead of poypg Nigh rent
come Ia and tnik the matter over: YOU v,
put on the thing long enough, huy,
to Knit YOU IL, prices thc Lowest an.
terms the easiest you ever dreamed Of
William A. Wilson, 2O3 Khan binding. u
Nm, & Al i II,71,sc mud lot AMY IL, ia
J ea' gfr,rt
B.,
! ! E!tth ward range from SlWN "a NI.W
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FOR hint Eiehtroom house, With AL
modern cOuvrnicnccS 1910 Crawford Az.
NV nj 1918 Mckinney avenue ~
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS oFflcE 20 MAls
street. controls nine-tenths OF aii ohS S.s
Houston Heights loss w 20 be mad.
JOHN A. MILRof, Agent u
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WE DEAF. only In bargains choice TIC
lands $50 acres at $3.50 per acre ~
acres near la Forte, best Of land, hacl5
ace. i5a0 acres al $500 per acre. I'D
nrnss IinN ~ UonstOn. W
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SUMMER RESORTS,

pATps So 40 per day; free sample rooms
piekwlck Hotel Mrs, g Y. Matinek, Pro
nrleiress: free hack; round trip baggage
25c Tyler. Texas. 90
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Tosterls Loeal Forecasts.

weather changes noted below win occur
Within twenty four hours Of p. M Of
dates bciOw
September 10 Warmer
September " Threatening.
September ls-Cooler
September 10 Cool
sentemher ~ Modcratine
September 2i-WarmeT.
L GA II % h L "A.
p..h. = The Kind You Have Mtays Bought
'l'. 4 &1NzzzN1x
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WANTED TO RENT.

Iced Ise q good buggy horse for
y vls5 thi ssoi,,s,taetoTY may buy. Ad,
$50 fhlees 40
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Tondop Scptembcr n The strength Of
confdcrce of the stock exchange, which
.xuoricuccd such a scycre shock when the
ncws Of the shooting Of President Me'\n-
lev was received, suffered an almost cqhal
strnin Yesterday on the sudden arnouAce'
mcnt Of his death.
After 1t mDuentlry tremor ana the sag
cling nettajAc ON the hrst annaunccment
Of ihe shooting the market rallied dgef
mincdlt, supported here n} lhiplEn.N nus
Jbc course of trading there was marked
az a heavy upward trend, NlQGlb. " :, NJ, y
gfeaiiy by tie cpnNdcnt iSrWls as 70 Ai'
AicKlHlcy's runvilesccnce. Win ihc fecr
.!Nd SHOCK. hoWcyer the whole course ot
1.-THE Inside support. puwerfn nv septpl,
that had hreu holding the market mnSt
br gone over agaiu Ia order 70 MrNeht 4
severe decline, which the hls lulet".tS
thing is considered certain, the death OF
NrKiAlov viii preclpiiltr gold shipmrlis
owing io the desire Of New EOrkers e,
strengthen their position 1he BAnh o.
raised the selling price, hut IA ease there
should he determination ON thc rnrt OF the
United States TO import gold the advance
Of farthug win not keep II here Con
spquvutlv scpunt rates are hhruehlhI
here II Is not thought that the tlotWI ~
thnt viii hr demanded 10y New York VIII
create a str neency here
While railway securities ana Industrial
nrr hcsltating over the International "nt
look. mining shares are decidedly more
bctt,r news from South America ami the
npprnarhlug date ~ the effectiveness o
ord Ktchcnrrs proclamation These con
sidcratipus favprahly nncet S9nth Alrlrh
mIning shares which also feel the iniluehc'
Of the steadily increasing output from th'
rand.
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IL TuE RAIN is over plant cabbage,
rs mustard peas, beans ahu otpS'
'eed send for gardeners PIiC ',,a H cc
Fence ToomOs x SON. 'o' 00''' II
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DAYTON PRAIRIE is the territory for
small Investments ana rapid Hdyahees'
some lands have more than doubled NAhe
In ten days; this VIII bc one OF tAe great
oil fields Write on call upon us TOT
further Information. one acre M to "a
section. Mantor x Briggs Dayton, IeXar
FOR SALE Residence, eight rooms iNo
story. modern cunvenlences 'N"' heht
ncighho,hood. two lots, southwest cor
nor Shade trees, etS.; price S3Sol casIl,
J. y Wisncr 30 RIM. l9
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Police. athletes and spectators ponnccd
upon him aud before the police In sufficient
force could act his clothes had hceh tom
ic shrvds. his face and body battered ana
hts hands and arius torn. The horses were
lsshcd Into 4 gallon and a dash was made
Tor the villa. where medical atlcndmcr
could he obtained The drive was made IN
three minutes hut before the gates were
reached the stricken ruler was dead
When Queen Marghcrita arrived at The
villa after drive, few minutes later, the
news was broken to her
1T Is the greatest crlmc Of tue century
she cried, ''liumbcrt was good and faith
ful No King could have lovcd bis people
more, lie was one who bore ~ VIII 10 No
Biesci confessed his crime and hoasted
Of II. Tic sald first that ne came from
but Inter ne said: TEL thpm ! came From
AmcgiCn. where I WAS u SILK weaver. on
purpose to XII numbcrt
II WAS soon dlscaverch thar he hnh worried
IN n SILK MIL al Paterson, \ j.. aud lived
I'm West Iohoken, whore his wife aud fam
ily sim are lie was well known Ia the
COLONY ~ anarchists there, ana for y time
n was believed he had hctn chosen w loi
to perform tho deed as The representative
Of some fanaticnl circle. Later u appcarNd
nc acted Of his own vollon aud ned sailed
for Italy with the purpose OF killing the
Hs was known In Paterson Ms moody
quiet man. who never talked about W.
ideas e. any one save n tcw crpmes us
wife knew nothing Of the plan NC NM
formed aud was auXtouSN awaiting n's
return from u visit 20 his home
Who're is no capital punishment In lAly
Int aztec y speedy trai hresVi MNS ss Nh
tenrcd Ia a punishment worse thnn ucath.
I'm nearly n wear he was confined III u
stone cell barely large enough lpf hiH '"us f.
and lust before his suicide confined W NY
a tribe larger There was hnl nIllH, hE ,, ,
no reading matter NO writing utensils anu
owing to the absence from lia| Of o ,ef
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,lAnrYn- nrnsoN & roRn.


MARTYR. HUDSON & FORD.
FACTORY SITES We have So eial hnc
manufacturing sites irst OUTSIDE az IN,
It's Of liQ4sJon Win ru,'g or ,,nmrtt,r,i9rs
500 Franklin, phone $40
DAMON MOUND OIL LAND-Lors So
SO and $loG Box H. san Au''"'iTa
RT7Y Tow acres OF on and on the bay
tan pr4irip: every gCulUEiSt ana on NN-
pcrt that have visited Dayton prairie
pronounce the indicai lions gil.euse w.
I 2Il. W. - "'"'P' 'V'a ' Ii
57TTEE A FTYER" Read daily oil re.
ports from Dayton; In few da,s '""h
for big advance In land values Whch 1t
too late You WIN want &C. GuE AL pgl,vt
prices. W ,ro G Moore "ooFa MAN ''''Gl'j
< FEW dollars Invested on Dayton pra RE
AT once viii make yOu more money man
any other place YOU can put NJ YOU an
buy from onc acre w, W. i,i
3O5ll Main street Houston. IeAi.s. 10
SO. $4,000 GROSS RECEIPTS from 10
S egmncd P his l,o""iit is rice farming and
means riches to those who avail avail, tny yho
selves of the opportunity. ThOse WIZ
were tenants Il few years ago are TIN
landowners now, and the land-owhets
have grown richer. " lltS w pn'"P1,ns ~
| on rice farming, w. {. Moore ""'19
/ Main street, Houston, Texas. u
| S75C000 FI{OM 60 ACRES Of land; Sio u,
\ OO0 90 from 2OO acres Of land Si4luo'
from 100 acres ~ land These are staie
! ments made by the farmers who grew tue
! rrops Write for pamphlet on rice Iat ~
| ING In South Texas. | have lahqs Tor
/ sale along the canals or for wen ltrlga-
| tion, also lands for rent; but tue IAtm'
] ers must he able 90 furnish their own
supplles. teams. feed. etc. W. g. MOOR :;
! 3nlis Main street, Houston, IcAas: =!
OVER S300OO from $50 acres OF land THIS
was one Years crop. Send for pnmpnlSt :
an rico farming. w. G. Moore, du9 I
Main street, Houston, Texas. ~
| WE DEAF. only In bargains. choice TIC
lands; $50 acres at $50 per acre. lW1
ncrss ucar la Forte best Of land, hAcli
ace. i50O acres at $500 per acre. 40
dress BOX 10, Houston ~
Il OH T-NNDS-Ten-acre lots In Jacob Y
itorn@v aud section 63 Damon Mound
so 10 $50 per acre; also sour Luxe any
Saratoga lands. r. w. Gamble CO. u
pICB LANDS 800 acres, section lG2 llb
ANY rounty. on rice canal $50 per acre
eaa1 acres Bra2orla county, between hal
and Chocolate bayous, magninGoht L,,sg'
Hands ST ner acre; $40 acres Wrhe SnlIi
s,ryey abstract EOS Harris county, 2
,nr nero 1850 acres Joseph Rlchnrdsol
Survey and AG0 acres Jacob buchh"it, ~
yev. Hardin county, IS per acre. "
Gamble & co. -----------
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IN MADE mosquito bars, American
\ "a cents. g. rruts; hoops ~ cents,
Ieats spread eagle frames, 10 cents,
N bslf cauoples, 81 81 -, 81 30;
ir,ed bobhincts. 80 inch, 81 30 up.
6kllu's. 1910 Texas avenue. ~
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TWO newly paperod connecting rooms, nm.
furnished. suitable for light hnusekegp-
ing; with BATH etc; terms reasonable;
references exchanged; no children 1903
Preston avenue. IL
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scII II T5lghiy.thrcc one AMI nan
4 sHnn,n ears len tcn-ynrd stand arg
n g nis dumping cars, nfV 80. ! d IKE.
~ new u dity No, drag scrapefs
Fadn b"nIi thrcc lugcrsuil stea n
~ .u rav no / wheel scrapers ncar.
II ,welyr 40 . wheel scrapcrS
XIV nnnI onc uack laying mhrnli'e,
gooIs ffnts whcclbarruws, holsttug
soe' humps. pile hammer plows, snph
ssmall fools. etc. Kicker x Lee Ha',
nm Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16
GERMAN BANK TROUBLES.
Effect Oh The BOerse mOSt Amounted
TO a Dis lter.
INDUSTRIAL RtPORT1 ARE GLOOMY.
Many Workmen Are Beina Discharged
and the Wages 81 Those Re-
tanned Cut Down.

Berlin, September i5. trhe announcement
OF the death Of Mr.. Mckinley did not eS-
erclsc any depressing Influence on the Ger,
man boerse It being Gpelleycd that MIR
Roosevelt would pursu the same policy
as his predecessor an1 $50 that the Efforts
OF New York hnanclers No prevent crash
would succeed
The Berlin boerse. how%ser, suffered In.
dependently of the death NJ Mr. Mckinley
from variety OF untowartl events. The
week began with the apnd nncement that
the Algemetnc Klelnbahn Gdselchaft would
lose half It's capital through recent nnau.
cial troubles Later came the announce
ment that the Mcckcubcrg pIypothcn paAk
would lose bali OF itS capital owing TO
the difficulties Of last sprlitg. Next cauic
the statement that the REPORT OF the In
vestigaung committee regarI Hug the affairs
Of the p0mernneau Hypothctkeu bank would
Ice much more unfayorahle ktban had been
expected. Friday brought tews Of emhcz
elements amounting 10 moro than 100000
marks 10y the manager 81 the Brcsldu
United shipping company, imNolvng num-
her OF Berlin aud Hamburg HANKS la losses.
| This was followed by news % his suicide
Yesterday brought run ! on the Hell
! bronze Gcwerre bank, causipg suspension
! The same day Witnessed alsolp reduction ot
| 10 marks IN the price Of tre aud re-
| ductlon by the wire nail t&udlcHte OF
! marks per metric hundre weight, NJ
mcrnuS annual reports wee puhliShcd
showing very disappointing rtsnltS More
\ over. the reports from lndu kIual eenters
/ continued gloomy a numbclI Of nrst class
/ banks at Remschcld, the Eiat hardware
I ,Untcr. are IN difficulties. sens ssdc-
I tories there have reduced wages 10 Per cent
! ana many workmen have hteh diNchNrggd'
The coal situation grows WORSE, Inc
/ coal syndicate Is carrying on Y shaip strnE-
gle with British coal In northGrh ports anu
Is reducing prices there 10 Nef cont IL
was announced during the wSeE that thr
syndicate would meet soon ~ ConSlhcr u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-16

FIFTH WARD HOMES You ought to
own one Instead of puyug high rent /;
put on the thing long enough / have
Some cottages and two-story houses sure
to suit you NJ prices the lowest ami
terms the easiest You ever dreamed Of
Whitman A. MiIsnn DOB klnm hNLIhlng Is
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PROFESSIONAL.

ED s PHELPS, Attorney and Counselor
al Law, 3lO& Main street, Houston. ~
DFTECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal iuNesu
cations: reasonable rates; correspondence
Solicited James McCane, box 100, hous,r
ton, Texas. --1
WELL DRILLING For oil, aytcslan water
or rice irrigation. T. Nj, GranDerry;
s Co, Houston. l9-o
INEFFECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for civil aud criminal lnyesti
gatlrpa. reascaahe rates; correspondence
solicited James hcCpne, box 49, Hous.
ton, Texas. %
'0R- FARRELL Moore Burnett building;
hours ii 10 p. m, 20 p. m phone
(oldl 341 residence Gray and Travis.
phone toldl 36a " O-lI
WILLIAM A. WILSON Office POS Kium
building: headquarters for houston homes
on monthly payment o. any other plan;
TEXAS SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
EIperlenced and bonded detectives for
civil or criminal inveHtigatoni bonded
watehmcn for day or night service. NJ.
H. Cure. general manager, 8OoA Main
street. u
4 q COTTON 6 BRos.. Fire Insurane.
ARepts and Adiusters. - Main 81. ~
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$3.50 BUYS nice cottage home on Ia
branch street car llne; a snap Noracet
l3lnz building. NJ
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For SALE.

-7;e1nine Texas req rus, roS, F ana
miuaicd ON appnon'' "a
n mhhf'.hnne b23. ---------------l
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\ ms IN gprt,esrr' Won 20 call aud eS-
ihe whue ~ plnnos before pur-
pv stecNw silcfI, coo Travis
b. es ~ Parkcrs. - :
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TOR RENT Brick stores 20g2li Travis
street. 5DNlo0 feet Apply George /;
Porter 81 Co IL
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ITTEEF A FLYER Read daily oil re
uoits from DAYTON: In Il few da,s l"nh
Tar liz advance Ia land values when u
loo lntc you VIII want to buy NJ present
prices w C. Moore, 8ooh Main sIr'ei,
Houston, Texas ~
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NICE rooms: rent cheap. four blocks from
Massey college. lust the rooms for stu
dents Apply sos Busk ~
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I'D AVNES OF Innd north 81 Sour Tnee,
Will take half 10 trade; ihls IL an al
proposition; oil signs on land Nortect
iiinz building. IA
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-15
The Giraffe's Timidity.

A giraffe is very timid ON hearing
slight sounds, but is Indifferent to loud
ones. A writer In The Leisure Hour
says:
Noisy sounds, like man walking by
with hobnail boots, it does not notice,
but lady coming in with hardly more
sound than the rustling Of her dress
makes it start, with pricked ears and
eyes distended.
We remember well, after a terrible
explosion of gunpowder on barge on
the canal, asking the keeper Of the 81
RATES. Of that day how they had taken
it, and he said he was surprised how
very little notice they took. They
jumped to their feet, but almost at
once lay down again when they found
nothing happened.
"But," he added, IF were at night
time to creep along that gallery in my
socks they would be so scared that
believe they would dash themselves to
bits"
They fear the lurking foe. and bling
bang scares them less than a faint
rustling sound. They are in that re-
spect very deerlike.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-15
PERSONALS

Charles Mayo, of Cut Bank, is in nc
city
e. Molin of ST. Paul is registered
at the Kalispell.
D. P. McCannon arrived from Spo
kane last night.
H. II. Inlfolt, of Columbia Falls, is
with friends in Kalispell today.
Mrs. Murphy. who resides at Bear
Creek. is visiting Kalispell friends.
John A. Berlin of st. Paul, is look.
ing over the valley for location.
John Erolicher. who has been quite
ill for two weeks was on the street
this morning.
M. A. Earle, of Oskis, Mimi, ex-
poets to locate permanently in the
Flathead valley.
j. E. Finley of Essex, is giving
personal attention to business inter-
ests in the city,
Charles Budwortn, who resides in
St. Paul is in the city. He is look
ing for new place of residence and
may decide to locate here.
Miss Anna Buell., the German TIL
tor for DR.. Morrow's children, and
who has been visiting friends at Sand
Coulee for the past week. is now COM
pleting her trip with visit to Stock
EFT.
w. o. Martin, who has been look
ing over the valley for location, re-
turned to his home a, Aelleville, Mich,
this morning. He will return in a
short time with his family for perma-
nent residence in this county.
S. Fl. Sparks, of Seymour, Mo-, ar
rived in the city last night. He may
make his future home here
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HE SAVED THE GIRL.
An Adventure With the Connibals Of
the Solomon Islands,

An Adventure With the Conniba1s Of
the Solomon Islands.
One day, on Solomon beach, a little
girl ran to LIE and, before l was aware
of it, placed my foot on her neck. One
knows what this means we'll enough.
In hot war it means that if a chief al
lows his foot to rest on the defeated
ones neck the mans life is safe, but he
is a slave forever, rescue or no rescue.
l was puzzled at the child's action. 1t
was soon explained. Shortly afterward
down came lot Of villagers and in
sisted on taking the youngster. l told
them what she had done. They said
they did not care. Her mother was
being cooked in the town, and the
child should 60 to the ovens with her.
"Neverv' said. "What! We who have
eaten betel nut together many times, to
quarrel for mere child, to whom I
have granted life in your own wayv' l
swore they should kill me first. They
replied:
ooh, that is an easy thing to do"
a bold front was the only thing now.
Luckily, l had my 16 shooter Spring
ing back and putting n mark on the
sand with my foot, l swore l would
shoot the first man who crossed it. AS
l said before, the natives do not care to
face an armed white in the open. They
knew l could answer for n dozen of
them or so, and, although clubs were
up and bows bent, they hesitated, as
we'll they might, and l knew l had
mastered them. Then one proposed l
should buy the child fairly; they cared
not to fight friend. To this at once
agreed, and muss was thus avoided,
and mission AK, worth tenpence,
made me a slave owner. Tell it not in
Gath.-From among the Man Eat
ers," by John Caggin.
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CALLED HER SON.
BY Mistake She Communicated With
the Wrong Institution.

BY Mistake She Communicated With
the Wrong Institution.
A Pittsburg woman tells this story
on herself: She had son attending q
preparatory school near Sing Sing. She
went to New York not long ago to pay
him a visit. She stopped at the Fifth
Avenue hotel on her arrival, and she
desired to call up the school by tele-
phone to inform him that she would be
up the following day. She asked the
young man in charge Of the hotel ex-
change to call up Sing Sing for her
and get telephone No. II. He did so,
and she sat down to talk.
"Hellow she said. ''ls that Sing
Sing"
ut is"
"Well, l want II. I'm Mrs. High
land, and want to speak to my son."
"What number did you say, MADAME"
mo. H."
"YOur son, you said!
eyes, my sOn-Harry Highland"
"Hold the telephone moment"
She waited minute or two. and then
Sing Sing said:
"Sorry, madam, but we can't allow
you to talk to him over the telephone"
"What's that? Can't allow me to
talk to my son? What sort Of an in
stitution is that, I'd like to know"
"You must come here in person on a
visiting day with the proper pass be-
fore you can see him."
Indeed! Well, I'll just come up
there on the next train and take him
right away with me-
mo use to come, madam. He's got
81 years to serve yet"
ITO whom am talkingY
'"This is the office Of the warden OF
Sing Sing prison."
ooh! Ring off, please!'-Pittsbure
News
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Sparing of Her Remedy.

There is at least one woman in Ken
wood who believes thoroughly in the
efficiency of prayer. About year ago
her husband engaged in business
venture that looked rather uncertain.
But his wife had strong faith that It
would turn out well.
go ahead John" she said, land let
us put our trust in the Lord. pray
every night that we may have no rea-
son to regret the risk we are taking"
The affair seemed to turn out pretty
we'll right from the start Handsome
dividends were paid all through the
summer and during the winter, and
great joy was in the home of this man
and the sharer of his fortunes.
But there came turn about month
ago. The business ceased to pay, and
since then the losses have been incrcas-
ing every day. Nothing was said about
IL at the fireside around which so much
happiness had centered during the last
year until the other day, when it was
suggested by the worried husband that
1t would be we'll to cut down expenses.
Questions followed, as matter of
course, and then it had to be confessed
that the business was not going well.
Dear mel" exclaimed the distressed
woman when all the truth had been re-
vealed to her. II must begin praying
again tonight" - Chicago Times-Her-
AID
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-15

Ladies have you seen those new
Tailor-Made Suits at the New York
Store. Whythey are the talk of the
town.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-15

We have large line of the latest
styles in Ladies' and Children's Fine
Shoes, and prices the lowest at the
New York Store.