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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
THE DEATH ROLL.
Death of John Beard.

Nj. John Beard, aged 60 years, died yes
anraay morning at his residence in Har'
n.purg The funeral will occur there this
|iIeIhoon at o'clock. Deceased is sur
INeu by wife and one daughter, Mrs. VIII
ga. wife of Jailer Wilson Mr. Beard tas
zen IN the employ of the Southern Pa,
npc mach ne shops for many years and
~ " o oeath Is mourned by large circle Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Burial Of littIe Foundlino.

me little founding that was left con
vssea IN the weeds at galrview, where II
!, 80 an discovered about a month ago and
zlnt az Yea by Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Stuart at
Nm, "a pltol avenue, died Friday and was
~ AZ 10 O'Clock yesterday morning In
IN herman cemetery. Before its death
Rorshisd,Ile fellow had been christened Harry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

AT; l. Housman. the merchant tailor Of
~ ~ Fannin street, Is now In the East
nv sss.t market purchasing a full line Of the
E IA designs In imported woolens, etc,
s III on MS Teturn will be in a position to
faie the city trade. and extends cor
W., 81, invitation TO call and examine the
"a. Slothes made and sold on weekly
"ontnly payments to reliable persons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Mrs. Nellie Roberts

s ATS. Nellie Roberts, wife OF Mr.. ]. L.
fAooerts, died Mt o'clock yesterday after.
tp .I at the family residence, 1905 State
Rect Mrs. Roberts was the daughter Of
ppi ~ ana Mrs. c. G. Stille. The body will
pc shipped to Genoa this morning for in
terment there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Ribbons

Wash Tafeta Ribbon, 8 inches wide, all m
the popular shades, worth tsc, yard. ....... .iUC
Wash Taffeta Ribbon, 81 inches wide, all tx
the popular shades, worth Csc, yard ....... 5JC
Elegant line of new, wide Persian Ribbon Just in.
They the swell things for smart drcssers see Them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER Y 1901
THE DESIGNER u J.
= = = FOR OCTOBER Is HERE

UnapproacfabIe values here offered i'm the most de
sirable weaves of Taffeta, Peau de Sole Louisine
eros GRAIN Armure and BengaIne Silks most favorable
opportunity for buying reliable Silks much under value
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Mems FauItIess Night Robes

Made of fine cambria, cut full, nicely trimmed In
coIored braid, pocket, French collar, worth 7sc; IOo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

huhIzMANN AND SINGER PIANOS
sold by the Will A. 'Wa.kin Music
r. caiaA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Household Linens

Qualities that you can depend on values that not
be had elsewhere.
An extra heavy and very large size all linen Huck
Towel quality that is worth all Of 2.75, 7E
ODD ToWELS-Extra good values this week in
Towels that we have only few of kind; you will
find them on center counter--lots of 2, and 6,
priced much under value.
Short Lengths in Table Damask--2, ~, 8, 81 and
yards in piece-extra good value, every piece. If
you need Table Cloth you can get it from among
these short lengths for much less than regular price.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Ready=to=Wear Section


of
fact the goods will be almost rather than pack
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
PerCaIes and Madras

Stock is complete with all the best brands and the
prices are much under value.
32-inch New Dark Colored PercaleS, in blues, IT,
reds and gray, value S4c yard ................/C
36-mcIl New Dark Colored PercaleS, in blues Of
and reds, value 1oc yard ...............O 80
32-inch New Dark PercaeS, in Persian designs fOa
i21c value, per yard Observation-Disclosures, .fVC
36-inch Fine Cambria Percales in new dark fOfo
patterns, value i5c yard ....,........,..fZ ~
splendid quality Shirt and Waist Madras, IN
value i5ca yard ,............-.......fO C
32-inch Madras, beautiful patterns, value zoe f6o
yard Observation-Disclosures. tOC
32-iuch Fine Madras in pretty patterns for IT.
children's dresses, value 25c yard ........ ~ 81
Imported Madras, beautiful patterns for mems Or
shirts and ladies' shirt waists, value CSC yard K ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
New Delivery Service

ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS OUR
WAGONS WILL MAKE DELIVERIES
IN Drummer. HOUSTON HEIGHTS
AND BOULEVARD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
sTEINMAY pIANns

N {ne King Of pianos-the best in the
nsvs, MHiii a, Wa;hn Music Co., Dallas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15

LADIES' SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
s2SSnp nslng the goods; we do the rest
Champion Ladies' Tailors,
514 Travis street.
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Silks Much Under Value

Huber Co. agents for the greatest silk mills offered sale
enormous quantity black silks
ed the sale Our buyer was fortunate enough quantity the the sale They
desirable wea,e afas Am u de S G Lodss Bengalne
tina will
hardly think they will last the week advise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Remnants and Short Ends

Madras, Chambray, Bingham, Percale, DENNIS, etc.,
remnants and short ends, will be found on center
counter at prices that are much under value Lengths
suitable for school dresses and boys waists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Outings and Flannel

A good SC quality of light and dark Outing, 9Qn
Short Ends in good ioc quality of Outing, e.
very pretty patterns, yard ......,.....,....VC
Light and dark Outing in good heavy quality, Of
patterns n and coors worth i2tc, yard TUG
Lovely FlanneIetteS in all the new color COM IN
bnations full 1916 value, yard ...,.....I OC
Correct copies of French Flannel on splendid quality
of Flannelette, all the new Persian and polka tx
dot effects, worth zoe, yard ............. fVG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Plaid and Checked Worsted.

Pretty new Plads and Checked Worsted very suitable
for chldren's school dresses, value i5c, I'M
Extra good quality Worsted, PlaidS and Checks TX
for school dresses, worth 25c yard ....,..... IOC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Wash Shirt Waists

At 25c Each e aa ioo a n Ha e"' Waists they " slightly "' sizes
At 40 Each n e @ Sos n1 f 2ss s S's also " white ones slightly
At 98c Each 1 mn G oS s %4 only " " kind thu" are elegant Waists worth
White and Colored Dressing SaCques
At 49c Each " h m a Mh 4 ed Lawn Dressing S@ worth $50 %
Wash Top Skirts
At CSC Each a S ,,"s hsh n 3o tucked Line" Crash ' and
At 1913 Each %s' s ee4 Tucked Linen and fancy trimmed Linen Skirts value high
Silk Waists
nIns solid @ lace silk Waists sas-bk white pink and blue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Visit 1.-The SOROSIS SHOE SHOP"
on Second Floor.
Hosiery

Special good values offered in Chidrens Hose for this
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Black Taffeta


10 inches wide, full 65c quality 90
ydTu ..........,.. ....... ..,.... ........, -
10 inches wide, (guaranteed) full S5c k
quality yard . ~..... .......,.. ~ W.
Is inches wide, Guaranteed full csc LQ-
quality, yard - ,.......... w
n inches wide, (guaranteed) full LIS TX
quality, yard . commandments W
Black eros Grain
70 inches wide, a full LIS quality, TO-
yard NC
q inches wide, a full l5O quality or
ydTu .........,../
Black Armure
10 inches wide, a full l. 90 quality LO~
yard ........... ........... !. ...........> ~ 4
20 inches wide full LIS quality, QQ~
ydId
Black Bengaline
10 inches wide, full LIS quality TO-
yard ................, ........"....<
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Wash Top Skirts


fortunate buy unei solid oOd lace stripe silk Waists white pink and blue
ad : re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-15
Wool Top Skirts
Black Silk Top Skirt

Skirt design, ribbon rlhng
49, 49,. 49, .
nCioedBl uchng pointed
trimmed with bands
- - -
hm
silk worth
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
ANTIQUAY CONVENTION.
Boiling Republicans Will Jcln With
Democrats.

Philadelphia, Sept. e5.-State and
city conventions of the Union party
organized in opposition 10 the regu-
lar Republican organization Of Penn
svlyania. were held in this city during
the day The aim Of the state conyen-
tion. which was held at the Academy
Of Music, was 10 accomplish fusion
with the Democratic party against n"
Republican ticket recently named AZ
Harrisburg. This purpose was parity
consummated hy the Union party
naming Judge llarman ierkos. VINO
heads the Democratic ticket. as the
candidate for supreme court Judge
state Representative T.. \. Coray
Jr.. independent kepublican,, VINO
was an active leader Of the anti-Quay
forces in the last legislature. was
named for state treasurer. II + stated
by the leaders Of the Union ana Dem
ocratic parties that within 1e"
weeks Andrew j Palm the Democrat.
ic nominee for state treasurer. VIZ rs
tire from the ticket III favor OF MF.
Corav. thus making fusion complete
and clearing the way for sualsht
on, fight between tho regular kephoh-
can organizations and the clements
that are opposing II.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
WILSON, SENIOR COUNSEL
-, scHLsY, EXPIRES AT
WASHINGTON.
NOT PROMPTLY ADJoyRNS
o~,ceeaines Stopped a Few Min.
Gs
ht.er convening by the An
.e,,r, Of the Startling News.
,I Questions Asked Command
e,.es n Regard to the Coal Sup
.te Texas and Her Condition.

..t4p Sept. 25.-The Schlcy
!. aa.ry was brought to a sud
flan for the day. Is min
auyening. by the an.
# the sudden death Of
!. .mah Wilson senior 'oun.
tal Schlcy. The all
4as made TO tn" court by
Bayner. assistant counsel
ug language:
4e.y sad announcement
4e court. have just
ath Of Judge Wilson /
n O'Clock slightly indis.
aye confirmed the rumor
eplonc that nc has Just
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
HE WILL BE HELD
CONFESSION OF An ALLEGED
ACCOMPLiCE OF AScAS.
S'N CZOLCOSZ.
NOW IN JAIL AT ST. LOUIS
Claims the Murder Of President Nc.
Kinley Vas the Result of Conspir-
acy Of Which He Was a Party-Was
at Buffalo the FatefuI Day and As.
serts Re Bound the Handkerchief
on the Assassin's Hand.
on the Assassin's Hand.

ST Louis. Sept. 25.-The Post Dis
patch says:
Edward Saftig. arrested Monday aft
ernoOn. suspected of petit larceny, told
Chief Of Detectives Desmond that he
was one of three men who conspired
TO assassinate President Mckinley at
Buffalo on Sept. 6 and that he (Saftig)
tied around Czolgosz hand the hand
kerchef that concealed the weapon
With which he shot the president.
talked all morning TO Saftig. is con
vinced that Saftg is telling the
straight story OF President MeKinley's
assassination. The chief say. he viii
mold Saft!g subject to the federal au-
thorities.
Saftig was arrested Monday after
noon on suspicion Of having stolen ar
,icles valued at 81 from department
store at Broadway and Morgan
streets. Tuesday morning Chief Des-
mond was talking to Saftig in his out
er Office when Adjective remarked
the striking resemblance the prisoner
had to Czolgosz Saftig said he had on
more than one occasion been taken for
the assassin In reply TO Chief Des-
mond's question he said he knew Czol-
gosz and other anarchists and that he
would tell all he knew regarding the
plot to kill the president.
1T was on the Monday before the
president was killed that Frank Har-
rigan an anarchist that | had known
in New York. made an appointment
10 meet him in the Micheloeb saloon
| in this city said Saftig. "Harrigan
told me that he wanted me TO 60 Ia
Buffalo with him He said that there
was a man 10 be killed. a prominent
man Iiarrigan gave me 80 and paid
my way there and gave me a return
ticket to St Louis.
when We got 10 Buffalo We went
| 10 hoardinghouse. There We saw
Czolg0sz. | knew him. having met
him in Chicago several years before.
CzoIgosz told me he intended killing
| the president He said he had gone
| to Niagara Falls with that in view
| but had failed.
| Next day. Friday. got up about ~
| o'clock CzolgosZ told me this was the
| DAY that the killing was 10 take place
| H. asked me to tie a handkerchief
around his hand. did so and he plac-
| cd a revolver in his hand under the
| handkerchief. He asked me if could
| see that there was a weapon IN ms
hand | said that I could not. Then
| he told me hat ! was to go to the Tenn
ple of Music. was to fix up my hand
| hte same way as ! had fixed his. II
| the guards allowed me to get by h
| would have no trouble. but II they
| stopped me he would not try it. AT the
gate | weakened. told Czolgosz that
| | would 80 back and get Harrlgan te
| do what had been laid out for me.
| left Czolgosz then and ! never sa"
| him any more"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
MISS GOLDMAN FREE.
Anarchist Leader Dismissed for Want
Of Prosecution.

Chicago. Sept 23.-Emma Goldman
the anarchist lecturer. is now free
woman after two weeks incarceration
following the assassination OF the
president.
Attorney Owens. for tho city. IN
formed MAGISTRATE Piindiville that tht
unper court had freed the men nam
ed as Miss GCldmans co-cOnspiratoTS
ana that there was no evidence
against her.
dismissed for want Of prosecution
call the next case. said the justice
briefly and in a moment Miss Gold
man was shaking hands With her an
arehist friends who were in court.
Il have practically no plans for th'
future at present" she said. Il have
promised to write articles for three
MAGAZINES and journals. but otherwise
my path is unmarked.
In company with Mrs. Abraham
Isaak. wife Of the anarchist editor
and Marie lsaak. the latter's daughter
Miss Goldman entered carriage am
dapartcd to the lsaak home.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
NEWSPAPER PLANT BuRNS.
Anaconda Standard Offce Totally De
stroyed by Fire.

Anaconda. Mon. sept 25.-The en-
tire plant Of The Standard was do
stroyed by fire during the afternoon.
The fire was caused bE All explosion Of
a large gasoline tank in the composing
room from which the linotypes are
supplied WITH iuel
1t is thought defective connection
between one Of the machines and the
tank allowed the gasoline TO escape
and that il isnitel from the flame OF
the metal pot on the Nergenthaler
and was quickly communicated 10 the
large tank resulting in terrific ex-
ploson. The flames quickly spread
and soon the entire structure was en-
veloped in flames and entirely CON
sumed.
The total loss is estimated at $3.50
600. The paper was owned largely by
the Marcus DAILY estate. II IS stated
the paper will rebuild and resume pub
lication Immediately.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
Ne"s Creates Consideration.

F. stn areemcnt Of Judge VII
+ t' IN .rcatcd CONSERVATION not
H tr members OF the court. but
F-s 'sN poctators. and some min
~a'e before people generally
accept the report. The judge
9s.h Present in court the pr"vi-
% an Will" he had not partlc-
h 81 arf great extent in the pro-
.s, he bad appeared physically
z a'. wileawake 10 all that was
~ sn.. The report first reach.
+ htHher In the shape OF a ru-
'tt.H3ta or two after Machin'st
! aA'n ~ the Texas. the sec.
3'ia had been put on the
an.ain Parker and Mr.
lamtral schley's counsel
vent 10 the telephone.
In a few moments say.
~ report had been CON
ltaynor then made his
To the court and asked
II for the day.
'a nbcrs Of the court. in
hcl for the government
al Schley. expressed the
se and sorrow over the
admiral Schley himself
50 shocking that ! can
eif - give oppression -
II the man. can only
fo lost not only clear
hrlliant counsel. but also
much beloved friend.
beyond measure n the
| aad myself almost unable
'so report"
announced later that 1nden
iii had occurred AT Hos
an " Shoreham hotel and that
l3 cue 10 acute indigestion
"''AsF ancetation.
procecdines Were Brief.
'eeaings Of the court were
|, - ~ brief by the announce
L., l4ge Wilson's death. Com
In ''tl'S and Schroeder were re
ka 's'on TO the reading of the
4 ~ P2I' of their testimony and
)Al. 4 Machinist A. B. Claxtor
ono. who had charge of tn.
d. ~ of the Texas on the day
IN -. ''l' OF Santiago. had just
a ~ S'and when the announce
ba5 va, received
4 th.. y expected by the govern
stan. ~ 'laxton would confirr
lr5, ,nrht Of Commander Bate.
'He -oversal Of the engine:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25


~ ne iexas. During the short time
Ia ne was on the stand Commanded
bates was asked few questions ON
oi 'fese was by Captain Parker ana
was IN regard to the steam lnp or tra
ltXas In reply 10 the first jr,uairy
: commander Bates said thn lao ha1
been written up the day after the IN
tie. ~ "a
me other question were by the
eonft and related filst. to tho caal enn.
ply 81 the Texas Oh Nap -. 1895 ana
seoohd, TO the condition of tbs No
chlnefy of tn Texas on ,ha 2tu, -
mat month The questions .f IN
'ohit ana the responses To then weyu
IS follows.
Ar" You positive thai thr q1aat..
: y coal reported OH hand Ma ~
was corroet?"
les III, as nearly as anr1od1 car
- positive. Th,re MS no arl1rat.
means Of Weighing what vas srat Us.
and generally there Is no absolntn,r
aecarate means by which coal =
weighed coming aboard ship. All ma.
val oiae,rs know that coal is weighed
20 the b"a Of our ability aad an ac-
cura'e account kept To tno best of our
AFFINITY ami il IS generally a good esti-
mat, We weighed oat in the same
way
Was The machinery Of thc Texas in
good condition on May 81"
should say b. recollection Us.
| 90 not roeolleet thai anything was
W!oAs about 'ao ma hinerH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
DULUTH is GROWING.
New Directory Figures ,nd'o"'e q
Heavy Increase.

Duluth sept. 25.-The Forthcoming !!
t9nl directory Of the city q puiu'n /.
viii show a substantial increase ~ ~
nopnlation. according to the manaE'f
- ,ho directory company i contains
.oltnI names. which. by the nun iPle
nf - indicates a population of o.
ain This is an increase Of ',@"o Over
Ia., ynar's directory figures, ana ..
: 3on over the figures Tor 'he ',.n." ,a,l
1000. The directory issued iaS. hnh - -,
showed an increase Of about -,''" ~ - !, /,
me census taken in the sprinI' ,,.l anu !.
u',s bolieyea that the directory II 7. :,
,hrn expressed the true condition 'nt ~,
nonnlatIon having in @feaseu -
,nnrh during the summer OF i''''
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
Cured Of, hronic Diarrhoea After Thirt.
Years Suffering.

Il suffered for thirty years with di
arrhoea and thought was past beng
cured. says John :. Halowah. Of
French Camp. Miss. Il tad spent too
much time aud and money ani suffered
so much that ! had given " all hopes
Of rec very. | was so feeble from the
DO kind Of labor could not even travel.
bat hyaecidert was permi,te! 10 tind a
bottle of Chamherlaln's Cole. hoiera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. and after taking
several bottles an entirely cured of
that tIoabe. am SO pleased with the
result that am anxious that il be IL
reach # all Hho suffer as | have. For
s;,e hS all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
SWIFT IN CONTROL.
BUYS Enough Stock to Control Sioux
City Stock Yards.

sioux Cay. Ia. Sept. e5.-The Trib
,,ne makes the positive statement that
he Swift Packing company has pur-
chased the Credits Communication com
nany's $94l 600 of preferred stock IN
,he Sioux City Stock Yards company
Giving Swift control Of the yards. The
tribune assumes that this means 4
thirl hacking house here. Armour and
cudahy already operating plants.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25
ON THE DIAMOND.
American League.

A. Boston. 4 Detroit . ~" ,o,'nn "nn
noston. .. Detroit ?-oe' ~
innings. y. cleveland. g.
AT Washinsion' - - clrye.
corond game. Washington o. w
land. I. chicapo ::
- !, baltimore. g. Milwaukee. =, -,
~ amn ''n baltimore. 3: Milwaukee, >
National League.
Al pittsbnrg. q Ne" ON
innings. :. rbualelpha. 3.
i.,,N;"na,i -, i. Brooklyn. -:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-09-25

shorcham ho.el. ani |
'.ally ask the court. II il
+. ri iae approval Of the court.
n r the day
~ wey said. Il hay" tp
a. owing 10 the death of
I N u counsel. the court
'or the day.
i Nass said that so far a lis
counsel for Admiral
able 10 proceed at the
hlt he added. that ther"
ra IL attend the funer-
ne. urred Admiral Dewey
la1' i.emly agreed that this
aa arranged later.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-18
THE TALK OF THE DAT.

Tho Municipal Journal and Engineer" pub
ished in this city, is constantly improving For
rnerly known city Government" IT has been
Incorporated with The Municipal and Railway
Record" and has become indispensable 70 those
who desire be thoroughly informed as TO all
matters relating TO the municipality
When his friends secured for him a comaissior
velop military genius Of the first order.
OF his first battle. a courier having dashed up
and asked him how long he could hold his position
Till he'll freezes over'
''As long as may be necessary"
Now. OF course: there was nothing for his
advise him 10 resign and engage in trade.-(Detroit
Journal
Here is a story of a little girl the daughter Of
a local physician of credit and renown" says
THE Cleveland Plain Dealer "She is Z, bright
child OF six, and has been much petted by her ad-
mirinG friends. Perhaps this has spoiled her a
little but she is so sweet and entertaining that
visitors can't keep their hands off of her.
"One OF these visitors. new neigAbor. made a
call on the little maids mother. and IL wasn't but
a few moments before the little maid on
her lap.
alluson TO the little ones grandmother.
why didn't you know cried the child.
''' Know what. dear?' said the visitor.
why answered the child. grandma is dead
ard grandpa is dead. and Aunt Jane Is dead-dnd
most all OF papa's patients dead. toor -
Quite elief--Husband-What DO you do when
you hit your thumb with a hammer? You can't
swear.
W!fe-No: but I can think with all my might
siderate. selfish brute you not 10 drive the
nails yourseh.-(NewYo York Weekly.
A queer English law. called the Tipping act
OF ISL provides that inRkseper cannot re-
cover for debts for liquor amounting more than
S. The of eminent English throat special
list lately up bill of $50 English public
house and based refusal 10 pay upon the vaI.i-
ity OF this act. AS the statute still on the
books. the Judge Obliged 20 acknowledge it's
force
Chicago Millionaire (showing his library to dis
tinguished uOvelSt)-See them books?
Distinguished Novelst-Yes.
Chicago Mi!lionaire-All bound in calf, amt
they?
Distinguished NoveIst-So they are!
Chicago Millionaire 6prOudlyl-Well. sir. | killed
all of them calves myself-(Topeka State Journal.
The cattleGuen of the Northwest have been COM
planning for many years about the growth of
poisonous weeds upon their ranges. and last sum
mer the Secretary Of Agriculture out n couple
of bOtanists make investigation. They found
six plants of a poisonous nature growing wild in
difee parts of the territory all fatal cattle.
Antidotes were discovered for three of them, but
the other three thus far have
News IN Him.-"Do you know" said the woman
who takes an interest in genealogy. that you had
sixteen great-great grandparents?
GOSH exclaimed the self-Inade lis that
so? This is the first time I knew had any
-(Chicago Times-Herad.