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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-05
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.
MATTERS OF INTEREST IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE STATE.
No Votes Against Prohibition in Kttrell
Conmunty--A Suicide at ST. 10.
ReVivas Under Way.

SHERMAN.-Il Gardner, Jr. was
painfully wounded while hunting While
passing through a rgViue he attempted TO
steady himself by placing the stock of his
charged and the thumb Of his left hand
was torn on
SuGARLAND.-Ed II. Cunningham *
Co sugar mill h0s closed down after four
running their refinery for some time o.
come, aud the paper mill VIII he run TO fun
CDlacity.
BAIRD,-At n mass meeting Of cattlemen
ana citizens OF Callahan county resolut on5
ana the quarantine line were adopted. The
abolition OF both Is desired.
MARLIN.-The grocery firm Of w A.
oltorf and II. NJ. BWdcn have dissolved
rreptI"n to bis Iand ana farnine 1i Interests
near the city.
LTBERTY-A big masquerade bnll ls to
be given an the city hall February 10, These
events are usually largely attended
ROBY.-A water company With capital
of $1,000 has been organized here ana "a
charter will be secured
BONIIAM-Gld smith accidentally shot
and killed himself while handling "a re
yolycr carelessly.
MULLEN.--It Is probable that this ser
ton will be largely represented at the PAL
las reunion.
CHuToN-F. T. DeGranenreld has
shipped 100 head Of corn fed cattle TO 81
Louis
MORGAN.--The Santa Fe IS putting In q
new bridge across Steeis creek south Of
town.
LIBERTY. District court will convene
February u aud the docket is a heavy one
1 RICHMOND The cold and rain VIII
! cause many cattle 70 die,
! MULLEN.--stoek Of all kinds doing wei.
though feed Is scarce
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pREsLpENr a ANp N. COLLEGE.
Professor j. r. Anderson Of Whitewrlsht
Is an Applicant,

whiteVfieht. Texas. February 4--Prof
James f. Anderson OF this city Is an ap'
ullcant FOR the presidency OF the Asrieul-
tutsl ana Mechanical college. lie Is I'M
onellaedlv ndorsed hY those who know
Him hest-his ueirhhors, his students ana
tie people Of Grnyson generally. Ft2l. Ar
derson Is spli made inhh; Whp ~ -
Iirh place among the leading edneai9rs 81 81
inc state He IS graduate oi NAnnefplt'
university and The founder OF 1lfa4son ~
lege, which now has an attendance VI ~
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The following oil stocks were sold today
Sales at Galveston.

HslTeston, Texas, February 4-Tha
s'ies at the Galveston oil Exchange today
were as follows:
ashgio-Amerlcan. 1000 shares, at 1Tsc.
ansio-AmeriCan. 5000 shares, at 1&c,
hhaglo- Amerlcan, 1000 shares, Mt 1Mc.
ppssanont on Company, shares, at $40.
Beatty, 1000 shares. at 11Ac.
neatly 1900 shares, at Illc.
Gel,sdys, 200 shares. at &c,
1ladys, 1000 shares, at 7c.
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More PaIne's Celery Compound has
been sold In the city of Omaha for the
last month than all other medicines put to.
gether."
SO writes the leading wholesale drug
house of the West to the proprletorg Of
Paiue's Celery Compound.
In October last card from Hon. Frank
p. Moorcs, the mayor OF Tint city. was pub.
ushcd in the omaha Bee. In which NE told
OF the great benent Palno's Celery Com.
pound. had been to him "I regard a. he
said, "the most wonderful remedy / have
ever tried for building % the system when
once run down"
on account OF Mayor Moores' groat popu-
Iarity ana well known standing, the pub.
location Of his card IN tho Rec hsHgated
the Omaha News. the bees principal com
petitor, 10 make canvass Of druggists
and physicians In that city to find ont
their experience with this uud other rene.
dies A few days later the News puhllshcf
almost a page Of the opinions Il had gath
erred, The physicians and druggists inter.
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WAS BURNED TO A CRISP.
MRS. TITLE OF BLOSSOM WAS THE
VICTIM.
An Empty Lamp and Bursted Kerosene
Can Were Found Near
the Body.

Blossom, Texas, February 4.-ThIs after
noon about $3.50, Mrs. little widowed
daughtcer Of Mr. and Mrs. James Garner
with whom she lived about one mile north
Of here, was burned to death. She WAS
alone and MS lamp and kerosene oil can
were near her when she was found by her
mother. it is thought she was filing the
lamp and the oil can exploded from the
heat Of a nearby stove. She was ueau
when found. As no one was on the place
If is not known how long she was burned
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WILL RETIRE AT END OF 8oER WAR

An Uncertain Date Has Been Fixed TOR
Lord Salsburys Retire, nent.
London, February Alt IS no said thht
the retirement OF Lord Salisbury from Of
fee win be coincident with the end OF the
Boer war. The ST. James Gazette today
claims to have the highest authority for
saving: "The premier has hxed restofa-
,,on ~ neaee In South Africa as the ap-
rropriate moment to resign office II tue
war is ended, Lord Salisbury VIII retire
st the conclusion Of the present parha'
nentary session; but It is his present IN
tentlon to retain his position until peace
ia accomplished"
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sryan Heinhta DeveIopments.

'elasco' Texas, February 4,rhe drillers
= 'he Guffey well on Bryan Heights are
Easing good progress, and up to last niglt
lag gone down $50 feet. ana had set the
bss1t men casing down at T45 feet. They
~ gone through over 200 feet Of solid
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m. man Who was "born tired" thouIu
prfpirIv Ash Bitters II makes work
use ese ragf to give vent to the enetgy and
ex~borance Of spirits generated by In ,.e
tlonal activity In the system o., TncS S.
III e. ~ coo Main street; A. r. hles'
Ing. SOC Nain strast; special aSeatA
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Killed hv a Cavinn Y. ID.

Tyler, Texas February 4.7George Harris
was KILLED east of Tyler today by a well
cavihg In on him which he WE digging, lie
leaves widow and ave children.
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soooO Pounds 10 Cash aud
u IA 400 Pounds in Stock.
!, q COMPANY TO BE ORGANIZED
ss Seven and an.Eighth Acres
\ wy I'D on Spindle Top-More
'" Freaks on the Hill.

..,rnont. Texas February Papers er
4, Cor record today transferring rs
'a' = ,.oa in blocks 80, 81 and rs of
g" !, survey, the property Of the
% no syndicate to Alfred Stuart
hs' i england. The purchase price
1900 and 1t was a consideration
W -, mat the purchaser shall or
3 = "a incorporate a company under
i'~'s =, Great Britain which shall be
" tho American Petroleum COM
lDV' r,,. company is to be capitalized
WY snooo and 100000 of this amount is
,,,,vored to James w. swayne, trus-
" = ], tho Hogg swayne syndicate. OF
\, amount 10000 will be placed in the
Y -, 10 be sold for working capital
H :, cash consideration in this transac'
!. exclusive of the stock to be delivered
!. Hogg.swayne Syndicate, is equal to
upOoo an acre. -
s,ndle Top has perhaps been productive
s,rs freaks than any other oil field in
\ I ,rn,,d and 1t seems that another very
. \ circumstance is likely TO mark
s- -'.'onmept OIL the hill one of the hrst
.,.,ons asked by persons coming TO
eo.or. ia about the pressure and lis
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81 HOGG-SWAYNE BIG DEAL.

rock and already are past the fnmons "a
VEN struck IN the old abandoned we'll Ths
Expert driller In charge of the Guifcv saws
etrated Is MS ine gas sand as ne J U.S. pen,
III any OF the Eastern oil fields. Tho driil.
ers are now working night and dav and Mi,
soon soon 90 down where oil is expected to he
Inc Bryan Heights OIL and Pine r,,,
company , awarded the contrpct for its
new r Wen, hard by the old one. TO p NJ
n ,nihy x co" OF Houston. ana tbc
praticns. " u'Bh op'
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neoldsd n Fauor of Watklns.

Lake Charles. La. February 3-The case
of J. 3. Watkins rs. Patillo Higgins 70
sot aside the sale OF 10000 acres OF TIM
kns
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Dallas Medical COLLEGE Was Quilted.
Lectures Continue.

Lectures Continue.
Dallas. Texas, February 4.-Ihe medical
college known as the University Of Dallas
on Commerce street near Akard. was gut'ea
by tire today. The college equipment was
damaged 10 the extent OF 5000, partlalis
insured. The building was The pfopesty OF
tbe Jewish congregation EuIanu"! ana WA-
fnrnoriv the finest synagogue IN Northeth
Texas II Is damaged so badly thgt II WI
rrobably NOT be repaired. The meaiSal co!.
10 onened thls evening ia the auditorium
81 Tho city hall with the usual course OF
lectures.
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Best for Rheumatism, Elmer & Amends
Prosecution No. 2S5l. Celebrated "a -
IIArHszs far sazEy @f1ec1Ezl enreE- Il II.
Elhu61t Haun1Rn. Dezz1A GAlB RleIEtA.
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Freight Depot Destroyed.
Commerce. Texas, February 3.-1'he Cot
tsm Rsaf ruAEh4 dspaE harsea lass uS'hs AZ
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He is comnaratively young vigorous nui
ia every walk of life by his training.
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eusher Reported from oberlin.
Lake Charles, La. February 4.-Report,
from Oherlln say that tho well NJ ~
tS,pIring OH company, ten miles egst ~
'n"u pilee' came In as gusher last night
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viewed were absolutely unanimous In say
Ing that, OF all prepared remedies, the
one that had undoubtedly. In their ex-
pcrIence, accomplished more than all others
In curing disease was Palne's Celery Com
pound; and about ffty cases In all wers
mentioned whore prominent citizens OF
members OF their families had been cured
within a short time by this remedy, OF
serious ailments resulting from impaired
nerves. Among these was the chief OF
police Of that city, whose office was in the
same building with the mayor.
The publication OF many OF these OK
amples Of what palne's Celery Compound
had done for others naturally led those
| who were sick-nnd in every community
! there are thousands Of people who. having
the symptoms of nervous breakdown. Put
| on the cure In the vain hope that the
hrrvcs Will reSusctate themselyes--hun-
drcds Of those who were sick were thus
! informed Of the one true remedy for Ahcir
relief
! Unsought and unexpected letters began
/ to pour into Burlington from people In
/ Omaha, telling Of their experiences. Some
" these letters were published by per-
/ mission of the writer's.
! They all told in different ways the same
Hory-of new strength and vitality, sound
sleep. bcttcr appetite, and the returning
health
No other remedy 10 the world ever 80
clearly proved all that was claimed for II
rs this wonderful discovery OF Americas
greatest physician. rho number Of au-
thenticated cases Of complete restoration
to health Of people Of all ages who wers
suffering from insomnia, Indigestion, rheu.
matism aud other ailments aud weaknesses
whfh arc tho symptoms Of a nervous sSs.
tenn derauged by neglect or exposure, or
over-work or oyer-indulscnces, or worry
or other iuhucuces-thc number Of such
cases is thousands in every community.
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REPORT ON. TEXAS OIL FIELD.
Information Gathered by an Agent of the
Federal Bureau of Statistics.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ssosssessssossosssssos


statistics has been here
$ 0
Estimated Cost of Producing spindle the Of Drilling
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A Profitable Investment.

al was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach, and in bed half my
time," says f. Demick, Somerville, Ind
a spent about 81 900, and never conld
get anything to help me until tried 10
dol Dyspepsia Cure. have taken few
bottles, and am entirely well" You don t
live by what you eat, but by what You
digest and assimilate. If your stomach
doesn't digest your fool YOU are really
starving. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does the
stomach's work by digesting the food.
You don't have to diet. Eat all you
want Kodal Dyspepsia Cure cures all
stomach troubles. For sale by Wilson Il
Son.
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Laurin came over to him and extended
his hand. Senator Tillman showed no
hesitancy about accepting 1t, and, in
fact, gave it hearty grasp Then he
asked the senator to be seated and
started off with a funny story. They
sat and chatted for quite awhile. both
apparently Ia the best Of humor. But
II was McLanrin of Mississippi
- i've most jovial members OF
the house are three of the New York
city delegation, Messrs. Rupert, Ryan
and Fitzgerald, who are frequently
found together in the Democratic cloak
room swapping yarns. The other day
Representative Belmont sNntered in
and after a pleasant greeting from the
trio Mr.. Fitzgerald said:
"Oh. by the way, Mr.. Belmont, I've
got a new joke to spring on YOU" Then
he started in. IF the statue OF Liberty
In New York harbor were 10 fall into
the bay, what would it be?"
Belmont hesitated. glanced at Fitz
gerald's companions a moment and
then said smilingly:
why, Mr.. Fitzgerald. a statue-wet
OF course"
The laugh was on Fitzgerald.
The government printing office has
a new employee in the person Of an old
cOlored man from QuanticO creek
who sweeps the floors and does all
sorts of chores about the big print
shop. And thereby hangs a tale which
sounds. more like the narrative of the
ddngs of HarOun-al- Raschid than
those of a latter day ruler.
President Ro sevelt and DR.. Rixey
were down In the woods along QUAINT
co creek for a days shooting Il few
weeks ago. when they encountered q
venerable old colOred man. of whom
they inquired as TO the haunts of wild
turkeys in the neighbOrhOod. The old
negro declared that there ''wuZ a
whole heap of 'em around dis place.
but warned them not TO shoot the first
bird that appeared. as this would
scare away the flock and cut short the
sport.
The president and DR.. RiXey, with
their dusky guide, stationed them
selves behind some blinds which the
latter had erected for his own use and
a IL
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A Deep Mystery.

1t is a mystery why women endure
backache, headache, nervousness, sleep
icssness, melancholy, fainting and dizzy
spells when thousands have proved that
Electric Bitters will quickly cure such
troubles. al suffered for years with kid
ney trouble" writes Mrs. Phebe Cherley,
Of Peterson, Ia, ''and lame back panied
me so | could not dress myself, but Elec-
tric Bitters wholly cured me, and, al
though 73 years old, | now am able to do
all my housework." 1t Overcomes CON
stipatiOn, improves appetite, gives perfect
health. Only SOC at Wilson Il Sons and
J. B. Screven's drug store. >
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shoots now yo'll skeer 'em all off sho's
yo' bohn."
But the president could not resist the
temptation and blazed away at such
close range that the bird was almost
blown 10 pieces, while the coming
flock scampered away into the thick
woods.
"Unm- -m-mumphnh. now see what
yo' done! l KEEP a-tellin' yo' toe min
out. Now yo' done ruin't yo' turkey
huntin sho' nuff. Tain no use toe
stay hyeah no no." he declared de
res OBJ dem builds has done runned
off"
President Roosevelt was so impress
ed with the old negro's foresight that
he thought to test him along other
lines and found the old fellow quite
intelligent.
"How would you like to work for the
governments" the president continued.
Now yo' shOutin' in carneS', man,
I'ze been wantin' toe get in de guv'-
ment nigh untoe 70 yeahs. Is yO' one
oh dem guv'ment 'plOyees"
L lie pTtslueDl lllilIlStd W http d
straight face and to tell the old man
that he was one ''guv 'ment 'plOyee''
who had more bosses than all the rest.
The sequel OF the story IS that the
old negro is now working in the gov
ernment printing office as a general
utility man at 500 month.
Representative Rupert has a con,
stituency which has no particular need
Of garden seeds, but he gets an aJlOt-
ment just as DO the representatives
from the rural districts. He has a
friend in New York who OWNS Il model
tenement house, and Il month or 81
ago Mr. Rupert instructed his sccre
tary TO send some seeds to the people
who live in the model tenement. He
has just received this letter: For the
love of the board of health, quit send
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miral and again takes his station under
the desk until the days work is over.
II is not an uncommon thing for Rear
Admiral Walker. who is a great dog
fancier, to receive visits during Office
hours from several of the younger dogs
he owns. who are not as'faithful as the
old fellow. bat who now and again call
upon their master The office of the
commission is situated in Il downtown
building, on the fourth floor. The ele-
yatOr man knows the rear admiraIs
dogs. and when they arrive he lets
them enter the elevator and puts them
off on the fourth floor. They 20 III ana
wag their tails at their master. Ou'
soon leave after having received a pa'
on the head and n quiet talk in the'doG
language which the rear admiral mas
mastered after years Of study. Any one
who likes dogs and talks dog talk
stands an excellent chance or being
taken into his favor without further
ado.
A day or so ago, while Senator Till
man was busy at his desk. Senator Nc
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lain of congress for the years lS45-46.
In those days one chaplain offered the
prayer at the opening OF each branch
of congress. and 'he only way this
could be done by one man was TO have
the senate clock kept ten minutes slows
er than the house clock. After | offer
ed the Invocation i'm the house page
would take me to the senate chamber
where | performed similar duty. Ii,
however. ! was little late, the vice
president always waited for me-"
After serving two terms he returned
to the ministry, taking up the work OF
an itinerant. and Travelled more than
million miles. visiting every state In
the Union except Florida.
In 1885 he was prevailed upon to re-
turn to Washington. serving as chap
lain of the house until 1898. when he
was invited PcrOsS the hall TO perform
the same duty for the senate. where
he is likely to remain until the end of
his days. The veteran minister has
been blind since he was five years old
and has been in the ministry almost
sixty years. His daily journey on foot
to and from the capitol. attended by
one or both of his devoted daughters.
is a familiar scene on Pennsylvania
avenue.
Those who see Associate Justice
Gray OF the supreme court sitting SOL
emnly on the bench never suspect that
he is susceptible of becoming humor-
Gus. There Is but one known instance
Of such LEFTY This was one day when
Judsor L. Harmon, then attorney gen.
eral. was making an argument before
the court. He displayed map show
ing the locality in which the land In
dispute was situated and held il up
for the inspection OF the court. 1t was
very small and difficult to see from the
bench. Mr.. Harmon referred TO ii as a
'birdseye view"
Justice Gray squinted his eye and re-
marked. MIR. Attorney General, l re-
gret to tell you that | am not bird"
In view OF the present prominence OF
the isthmian canal question Rear Ad'
miral Walker. president OF the canal
commission. is much in the public eye.
He has an attendant whose name is
The Florida star., 1902-01-31

AS he commenced his argument the
presiding justice looked over the bench
at him and said in a kindly tone:
"It is customary for lawyers to arise
when they address the court"
Mr.. Simon blushed and remarked
that he had risen as high as he could
rise A waggish attorney near by sug-
gested that he stand upon chair, but
il is not recorded that the suggestion
was adopted. SAMUEL HUgBARD.
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s'Some tim2ngu my daughter caught Il
severe cold. She complained of pains in
her chest and had a bad cough. | gave
her Chamberlain Cough Remedy ac-
cording to directions and in two days
she was we'll and able 10 20 To school.
have used this remedy in my family for
the past seven years and have never
kncwn it to fail" says James Prender-
CAST, merchant, Annato Bay, jamaica,
West India Islands. The pains in the
chest indicated an approaching attack OF
pneumonia, which in this instance was
undoubtedly warded off by Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t counteracts
any tendency of cold toward pneumo-
MIA. Sold by Wilson Il Son.
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" uilCu l'i thI
game. Present
ly there came
into view Il big
gobbler. t b e
leader Of Il
flock following
some distance
In the rear.
The president
| III p a tt e II tly
raised his gun.
The old negro
begged under
his breath:
III OIL on,
wife man. dOan
shoot Jes' yet.
De whole biz
ness will come
long tOreckly,
q n eff yO' ,
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not carried on
the pay rolls.
This attendant is
an aged setter
dog, who is al'
ways on duty, no
matter what may
be the conditions
OF weather. In
the morning he
accompanies the
rear admiral 10
the ONCE, anu ue
goes to his place
under his mas
ter's desk. where
he sleeps until
noon. Then he is
ready for the trip
home for lunch
con. After lunch
con he returns
with the rear ad-
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Ing those garden seeds into this dis.
trict. Half the tenants i'm my model
house have filled their porcelain lined
bathtubs with soil and have started
model truck farms with the seeds you
sent them"
A rather amusing story is told at the
expense OF Senator Simon OF Oregon.
the shortest man in the senate. who
was Obliged TO stand a long time the
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Odd Tax Law.

At Gotta, in SaxOny. persons VIII"
did not pay their taxes last year are
published in a list which hangs up il
all restaurants and saloons OF the city.
Those that are on the list can get
neither meat nor drink at these places
under the penalty Of loss of license.
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That's whaf II Is

"What do you think Of this Idea OF
destroying the mosquito with oil?"
"Crude, isn't itT-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
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y e RS before
John Sherman of
Ohio and Justin
S. Morrill, of Yer
mont. who were
termed the IA.
theirs Of the
b o-u s e. became
members OF IL.
Sherman a n d
Morrill, entered
congress In 1855.
ana | was tnere
i'm 1915. At that
time / was q res
ident of the dis
trict in Illinois
represented In
the house by
Abraham Lin
coin and upon
his nomination
was elected chap
The Florida star., 1902-01-31

Cnt this out and take it to Wilson K
Sons drug store and get free sample of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, the best physic. They also cure dis,
orders of the stomach, biliousness and
headache
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BeIginn Railroads

Belgium in 1898. through the pur-
chase of the Grand Central Beige and
some minor private roads, became tn"
possessor Of the whole Belgian railroad
system.
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0tner DAY heIOre
he was recOg-
niZed by the pre-
siding officer. IL
is related that
upon Il certain
occasion Senator
Simon was try
ing a case before
the supre III e
court of his state.
Out in Oregon.
where about ev-
erything grows
big. the men. are
nearly all of tall
stature. so that
when Mr.. Simon
began TO address
the court he was
almost lost in the
thrOng of law
Vers around him.
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TannerIane.

Tamerlane, the Tartar conqneror
had n club foot His real name was
Timour Lenk, or TimOur the Lame.
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OFFICIAL LIFE 1T WASHINGTON.
Entertaining Stories About Promine MT Peo-
pie In the National Capital.

Special Correspondence of The Florida Star.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-Rev. DR.. Mil.
burn. the blind chaplain of the senate.
whose recent Invocation in behalf OF
the correspondents. has attracted some
newspaper comment. thinks he is just.
ly entitled to be called .''the grandfa-
ther OF the house" because. as he says.
''I entered the service OF that body ten
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R-I-P-A-N-S

I was troubled with pains in my
back, dizziness and burning in my
stomach. I had no appetite, could
not sleep. A sister Of mine advised
me to try Ripans Tabules. They
have entirely cured me. I take one
every night and morning and they
just keep me right and regular.
druggis
occasion ami cents
a fDr "A veal