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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOR SAI4E-BUILDING LOTS. g MINUTES RIDE.
on electric ears from Washington, Scent fare;
s. down, balance 81 per week; interest
Prices from $50 to $3.50 per lot. Also Groom
horse. barn and 20.3Ss square feet of land for
1000; 10 per cent off for cash. Many other
country places for sale at bargains.
JAMES T.. CLEMENTS
de9-3t. LOG @ ST NV
FOR REN1-WINTHROP HEIGHTS-NICE g.
cottage, $40; minutes by b. & o.; 4
squares from electric; inquire at post office.
deG-s tutSt h-6t
FOR SALE-I2 ACRES LARGE TREES AND RUN
ming water miles from Washington; public
auction Dec. TO- pm. Call for particulars
JAMES T.. GLEN ENTS. Attorney, 1905 ST. NV
de3-6ts
FOR SALE-AT BRooKLAND NEAR THE
cars, 7-room house. with bath: large closets
good attic and cellar: lot 35x150: chicken yard:
Sc, s00-$9o9 cash. GRACE NJ. THOMAS Cor
coran bldg. de..6ts
FOR SALE
CLEVELAND PARK
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
IN THE DISTRICT
LONG TINE. EASY TERMS.
oci3-n OFFICE. 61o 14TH ST
BRADDoCK HEIGHTS.
Desirable iotr. $50 up.
villa sites from $500 up : Get booklet OF
je2S6 GEO. h. HILL, 05 l4th St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

HAVE YOUR HANDS READ BY NINE. RITA.
the worlds greatest palmst and asfrologer, hold
ing receptions daily at III ST. NV cor: of Sfh.
Fee. 2s and 30 cents. se2f-84te
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
THE CATTLEMEN ARE MAD
AT BEING TURNED DOWN aY THE
COTTON SEED CRUeHERs.
Alleged that the Min Hen Are Rsspon-
sible for the Pfesent High Price
Of Beef.

Kor worth, TEXAS. April MA mass
naeeting Of eaitIsmen tLis sfteruoon passed
resolutions denouncing the interstate Cot
TON need crushers' association for REFUSING
y indorse resolution Introduced by Colo
nel hoybs, editor of the New York Proyi
slonFf, asking congress not 20 remoys du-
ties oH forasa meAts and depFecaung the
investigation u the methods Of the alleged
.Deef trust By the United states courts.
-<pupis action u toe cotton seed crusaers
/rnrsa ga unusual concern among the stock.
20 faey say that the present hizn
ernPNons, i,eef Is mainly due 70 the fact that
l,.o. "a 49, sers we're forced to par tde rulls
sy1o ~ @PfeF 70 81 per tn FOR meal eake.
s. higher thaA was ever before
nave Vand an advance On hpiis from 81 u
fGpnd n rel eagflemen Eay mat the cotton ssea
fen. II tniaye disposed u their pFoduet ~ az
enerrg a.ld0en sE these fabuiouq prices AGA SCI
<.> . -,fefDse 70 favor resolution Nbien hal
&t7e~ TITS purpose fhe best interest for IA,
He1ia9fer tho feeder and the eatiie raiar.
80 catfiefnen also resp2ufed - hereafte
E@oa n lever pFiees feF cotlo, seed prod
eufs Antrom gae MILLS ~ Isxas aud ethc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
ooTToNsggb caUg4gag Ao.ouRe.
New CfHcs-s ard . Governing Beard
Were Elected

New Cffcs-s ard . Governing Beard
Were Eiec,es
Da.-ae Is1-E Ar-li 5t-Ihs Interstate
cotton Seed Cr.szsss' association ea51aruac
'1et t-fec days. convention yoGsy sfre- ap.
pointing q sCfe-uiaz committee and e.ag1-
IIs eElaesa- Ilv qeestoa ~ TIE sezt 1assr,
ing p.ass w-I Peg decided later ~ t4a er-
fs-i.Fs committee. yCIeers reeg elected ss
te..7t- Is-t'-eat r. ~ ALLISON ur E.L.s.
t.ae PRESIDENT. .. Il y Perkins. 3le4rlls
TODD = gears and q -ls4+. Egge.L Git
sHl. h-Isa 4eAla.
l-e -le-Eite committee elected u
V-1 1859 ggea-e4- lll Wee pfeslde1T are
.Z HG4ea l1. 21tls. follows A. J. Thor.
900. Arl4lta, G4 l. 81 Durham. rs--
als Aie-- g. w. Madden Of Iglsr. Texas.
governing t.all--tJat. composed ol me
Al4r-na-J. W Black Il Montgomery anu
AsAsasss-fi- 3. 81 Everrs q Little Eock
era J. F" y TEeacs - Mariana
Gear-ia -N- Montgomery azd ". l.
SID lI q Macoa.
Indian rerstosy-G. c. BgshusH Of Nus
koEce
keHiueky-E r Ferguson aud +. W.
MapTy u Louisville
I0als.aua-E. T. feogge Of New orleans
sud A. b. Aislrs a. Lake End.
Mississigpl--J. r. Coauelly OF Greenrlus
and g. Il. strain ~ Tnrelo
siissouri wv Pelr and Julius Davidson o..
Aansas gitr.
Sorfh TeKas-P. J. Maaueging OF Terrell
and j. j. Caiberty0u 81 Paris.
NeE5heAEtrrn S'aEcs-J. q Cash ana e. l.
{ Long 81 %ew YORK
| Enrrhwexresu Stares-W. B. Albright and
I ~ 8ausheE Of Chicago.
north Jafo'iHa-ToIn Davis q Charlotte
/ and 3 X. BORDEN q Codsboro.
/ Os'shotn1-J. g. AydeiCtte n Shawnee.
] Ohio-w a. Fields q CINCINNATI
/ PeHHsy Iyaaia--J. Z, &. Boyer n Phuadsl
I ptia
sa1rh caroiina-H- Z. Wells aud A. C.
/ psriVs ~ goiumbia
{ SelIh reXr- Joseph r. BoT,es q Hcus
/ ton and g. Crswell ~ Msriiu
I Ycruvseef- 49, =. johnson 90 Memphis and
] N ~ Ngrphy % C0viuEtou.
( Virginia.. !. McNaLy - Norfolk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01

The Esata Pc has announced tie fo!'
Ioz ing special rates.
Annual meeting National Eclectic Geii-
cal association. Milwaukee. Wis. Jgue u
TO 10. one aud one third farv. csftlatate
plan Nat!oasi conference % eaafiiies sod
corrections and Jezlsa National conferences
~ rnunsiers DeiTgiS MAJ = 10 Jane 3
ons snr Oae ilifd fare. certificate plan.
state Epworth League convention, c0.urrl
Austin, Aey - 70 -, one fare round tip
AnEuai Tournament Texas State Spens
mems association. San Antonlg. Nay - 1.
-. uue fare round grip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
s-au Wreck a. eeIhiIIe.

Beuylie Texas. April 29.-Tae santa re
s0ulhbouad passenger train ran iuto @
freight engine going north a. the wards one
mile soUIh II town This morning aimost
deuo.ishiug the passenger engine and Rat
terinS 1p the freight engine considerably.
The passengers were considerably shaaen
UP. but m one was seriously hurt 4 track
WAS built around the wrecked engine end
Ia about three hours toe train plOceeleA
on IT'S way. another engine having been
procured from the yardE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01

Austin, Texas Anil 5o.--Tae following
railroads To-Day paid quarterly passenger
tax on passenger earnings Tor TIE quarter
ending March 81:
TIE TEXAS and New OTleaus paid spOs II
en- s99siI56.
TIE Goisest0n. HsrTlshBfg and San An
tonic paid siZ1l Sc On SizT. lST %; Gonzales
branch 81 - 90 fI1TG7
Galveston. HolstoD and Souhern PAID
Nlag - on Si11a.7G
The Texarkaua aud Fort Saith paid
So - On SZ2.5l..5l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
Notes and Personals.

Travelling Freight Agent Glraud az ~.
Frisco has returned from a TIP on ne
Colonel J. NJ, knight Of the southern
I1h.ay returned from = trip east last
A. Wilson, general live stock agent
~ ne Shleag9 and Alton. was here yes
ffrday from FOff Worth
. II Maiilot OF the general passenger
department o. the Southern PaclBe 80
We ~. been transferred 20 Austin, III s,tg
iehe' agent len for his post YESTERDAY.
II y Mayo chlef Of the literary IN.
reaa 81 the southern Pacific returned yes
wfday from Alexandra. La. shere ~ re,5
!. paper before the Louisiana Press assoela.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01

Austin Texas April S0.-JudEe stsd.
assn Of the international and Great North
era today made application 70 the railroad
commission for authority 20 issue bonds
- the auouu' ~ SIS 90 On the Forf
eHftA extension N rais road. The applica,
too "a for fourteen miles. hrtpeeu 500,
ard ne NAvosoia river. with a srsctlo8
lorfh o. Waco
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
The Third Train.

A train consisting q twenty-five cars
loaaed WITH stock food from 81. Louis
raised through here last night over the
1lfsouu Kansas and Texas railroad r7.b
car ives decorated with gayly cojorrt -
hers aud signs and Was sight wen ro-yH
sseihE- lEls was the third solid tratuios d
the Katy has brought deWu. ANA III
destined 10 Louisiana and Teas points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
mississipei Vas Easy

ozfoii, Mss Ayrii - Texas defeated
siiss'sslppi this aftefapop bT Reere q
10 Tie gsme was one o. the prethsst
an hsrdeFt Taught played a. University
pagk COLONEL 81. !. BrFau was preeest ara
chr~Er4 iuFgly fHr both teams Batteries
fgT Mississippi. EEeii and Mos. fur Texas
FhomaH aud Leslie Bmglrp stone An
ether game vii be plsycd tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
Mr. AIlen a eaksston.

Galveston. Texas. April 40. -. W. Allen
general freight agent Of the Missouri. Kan.
ss' and Texas Railway company, with head.
quarters At Dallas, IS In the city TO-DAY AL
eonpahied ~ T. Noel. assistant general
Ifdg1t agent Of the company, With head,
quarter at H0IFtou
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01

DO not leave HON on a journey ulthou,
bottle of chauberlsin's Cole. Cholsrs
and Dlarrheea Remedy. Il Is almost CO..
tain &c be needed ard can not b. procure3
While Sou arc CO beard the cars or steam,
'elp- II Is pleasant. safe ane reliable. For
ps'e BY all druEgista -.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
NERVOUS REGISTRATION.
Kiss ". ChiI6s-B Blackburn Tells
HgM She Was Cured.

UEAs Mrs IEEEgr Il tslre
rle-su-e u zc--y-r --g TIE s1ecis
= Lydia L PiakhaIn' : Vegetable
Compound. La Ey czi1E-1tlcu there
Is 10 female remedy 90 equal IL Weak
ucss ro- aperly attsa1s1 70, tc'EEt .ze-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
x. z. q ". Y. a q.

> ssless EEzs eBss - ssE-af r. -.-aErsla
stt LTyss y Esfs.a-4 -rss- ti-ls. Sc E.l''s-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

icrr.2 Cerzrn 1rpct
.u~- 4. 9zrAm ksrst y. " % , =
-. r.. 4 5E9 r errre y a a =
$50 - = a 90 a. A-ryt -. : %, - , =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01

~ AZ = s--,+ NJ. sflr ar
-. - - : s--sus ~ 4 9t % -
-. -. 800 4 r Arrives ~ 100 -
Sea azz S'Er-syf C1sr
The sun., 1902-07-27
;;s;:;s $;%:;:s'i 3; I: fro" 8

Dimlty has won its way into the ranks
OF staples At 'ir>t novelty - III,
ielItl,ely-coriei, pret,lly printed,
charming stun has grown more ropu-
lar with cash succeeding Sel>on That's
why II is >aie ani economical to huy
these Irish and American DlmtleS 1,
81 and lav them aside for next summer.
The sun., 1902-07-27
In the Nature of "A Card"

noun:e "reIu.uonS" Throughout VARIOUS departments N
order 10 facilitate the moving process This method VIII
b. plrt:u ay Observed IN connection with MERCHANDISE
that Sei;onlbe bu, will b. ol OF SEASON when the
new store Is ready.
Peope whther they hl!: traded beneath this roof nearly
hall century or halt year. know that every element OF
PROGRESSIVE retlng devoted TO the prncple OF keeping
prlt s. quality tor quality, less than anywhere else.
AMI 50 1t follows NEED no expeien:y To emphlsze hal
truth COMPARISONS SUSTAIN THE (LiiN THAT
WF ARE NEIER VND ERSOLD.
That large ana controlling fac, is expressed or implied in
everything We d. or saw Bs'ort, AMI after, we have
m vei It will continue TO I've the acv. stimulus that keeps
he thntiY arou,ei lni alert u the Maty olerlngA
The sun., 1902-07-27

present building will W vacated anI closed upon completion
OF store this fil lhe public has shown crafty
ing interest IN our enterpriSe-Som.thn deeper ana
broader than curiosity.
Tie Macy constituency has been asking Tor nswN So
watch the advertising. whth is regular ani auhnc
OF normI ion Plans will be printed fast they
develop MeanNhie, W. desire to state that Removal
sale " is MOI to Re on, OF the preliminary steps thl,
will marx our change of o;lon Sucn movem:nt would
smack too strongly OF the hltkneyei Especial Sales"
Inventory >les." "Rt.bulidng SaeS,' " Alteration
Sales AMI other Subteiuc.S that ae exploited IN. year
round by many dealer, upon the imSle,t peteNt But
shal from now Oh. a. rarliy As can b. done.
The sun., 1902-07-27
Medicinal and Toilet Goods.

MeQiClnaI anu iOiIet bOOIS.
Genuine Almond Meal. vioet per-
TUNED, haf.pound jars, reduced from
sc. 10 i0t.
Eau de Ouinlne Hair Toaic eight
ounce bottle. reduced from a.,
SIC to-. w
Glycsrine and RoSevarer Sunhuru lo-
ton. four-ounce bottle. reduced
from lqc. to. ~
Handkerchief Extract qusdrure
strength. loekey cluh aood lio'e'. JacJge
rose odo-> one-ounce bottle, IA
reduced from iec. to -"S
lioe, Watcr our on >TcollJN, SiN
OUNCE ha'tle, reduced from -
49c to. S<S
Oainine Pills. box containing ore
hundred ifc,h tvo-GraIn a.
pills .... W.
Brown Mixture tablets for t.
coughs .... ''S
NaC,'> Acd Phosphate. ioui.uunc:
bottles. reduced from ,+c. %
EiierveSeent Salts, four. oun,s bottles
Rochelle al Lithll, reduced from
,9c to ~.
Bon>-hanile Nail Brushes. five rows
>tif, white hnStle, reduced from 80
&c. to, '@>
Boxwood Back Hand Scrubs, seven
rows Stiff natural brist!eS. IN
redlcej from 5ac. to ~
Swan Down Powder Puff. ring 30
tor. reduced from We. 10 loo
Military Hair Brushes. guaranteed to
give satisfactory service, price g, an
reduced from sl.9s per pair 10 SI.|>
Imported Rubber Cloth-lined Tourist
Cases. reduced from 7ie ,-
Furniture. ,urcy
White Enamelei Iron Beds, feet
wide, all.iron woven wire Srring and
pine fibre mattress, value. $3.50; our
price. 500.
Solid OAK Chiiioniers, five deep draw
er.. cast brass handles. carved
wood rail top, value $500; 800
our price ........... c'
The sun., 1902-07-27

Black and Navy Mohlir Brillian,ine,
warranted fast dye, - INCHES wide
Hard 10 hi; upon a better fabric for
street or blthlng eostum,S.
Shirt Waists.
Women'S Shirt WllSts. male of sheer
white lawn, front trimmed with varied
tuckS, tu,kei back, cuds ani Sto:k CO..
lar. Teiuc:i from +)c. AMI Spc. 10 go.
Women'S White Wasrs. made of sheer
vhite India llnon, tack and FROM
trimmed With tuek> and hemstliching.
tucked stock collar reduced IN
from aes to-. OSS
Women'S Shr, Yar',. msIe ~ lsec.
striped and figured sIlA glnEhdm. FIN
Ishet aith stock collar. re- M
ducei from Sl6s To we
The sun., 1902-07-27

NtN'S piIJE ENTUlNti
~IIIS. 90 al wool Jersey. IN
navy blue or BLACK marked
down 10
MEMS . rlIII BATHING
- li~ tu all Duul Jersey IN
-ilk Stripes o' sVls" "i >nIt'~
aud trunk Nslu" s. 80. 10
The sun., 1902-07-27

,aubtic jut.-t cover,
neck edge ~ fns
Hnmhutg sitss ~ 10
~
tambriC I Of--' over.
' -hal". trimmed with
lace ot Hamburg
tuib-.r Corset Covers
tovs Of Val acc in-srt.
Irs anu lace ,sige.
] r"nCh mode, -
taflbrIr ior-.t towers
fn t variety OF -tNlss
With la" aud rib
/ nfs
\t.'supk or tar. hrl. tt
'r- IfHr. u.uirI-
trimmed with 'in" Ii.tY-
lurg uf Lace
Nsiusupk tuf~.' toN'
urht"lN u'iumrd 100
NutI"t, ot -tEl..s Nn'fs
=
The sun., 1902-07-27
Hosiery Reduced.

Women's AMI Meas Fan;y Colorei
Cotton Hose AMI Half Hose, not full
range OF sizes, reduced from ,+t TO iot.
Women's Black Gauze liSe Thread
Hose. white heels and toes, re- a.
dueed from ++c to-. ~
Children Coiored Ribbed and Lace
LiSle Thread. and Black Richelleu
and Rembrandt Ribbed liSle Thread
Hose. broken Sire>, reduced ~
from 59c. to-. ............ <>S
The sun., 1902-07-27
Hosiery Not Reduced.

Women's Black Cotton Hose, double
'ole,, heels ani to.S-and Lace LlS!e
Thread Hose. large variety, new d..
signs, value ,'t.; our prIee i9t.
Women Black Lace Isle Thread Hose.
neat patterns, silk embroidered -,
instep>, alue SSc. our prile <NS
Mems Black l.Sle Thread Hail Hose,
uncommon designs. >ilk.embrolierei
instepS, value 1Sc. our Prise rs.
The sun., 1902-07-27

These dainty. checty designs are ie.
servedy desirable. They couldn't show
on choicer stuiT than soft LoulSln..
Wanted for waists and ful dresses,
also trimmings Plenty here at G9c
The sun., 1902-07-27

AO~ for 7se. Pettieosts, made OF
T>S black and white striped Moss
cloth. finished, With deep plating.
The sun., 1902-07-27
Children's Dresses.

Children'S Gibson. Russian,
High-neck ana Guimpe Cham
bray, Lawn. Ginghlm and Per-
Gale DreSseS-blue, rose. pink.
green-trimmci in many STYLES,
reduced from S2.05 10 Sl.O5.
Children'S Sailor SuitN. made of blue and
cadet duck full skirt and deep hem col
lar. shield. TIC and cuffs trimmed with
white rique, Siies 10 ~ wears, no
reduced from si.41 10 VOC
Chiltren'S High-neek Dresses made o'
ginghsm, blue, ri7k and green yoke OF
ali-oNer net, finished With bertha and
embroidery. tli skirt. deep hem, ,i1eS
4 TO ~ year. reduced from -,
Si.5i to. ~
The sun., 1902-07-27
Popular Sheet Music!

our Director March
tpou Sulif'~ . -'sp
lust Next Door
Par. Tn. Vel Molly
Darling
Nal-e Rleue
Rrn Hur " lt-.s
Ko--- sud Ihoru- Msltgns
Pearl of N. llNt-n, step
ud-r the poubl' Eagle
NV Mother Wa a Northern
Girl
The sun., 1902-07-27
Organdics, Il
Reduced n
from 0C. to ~

Figured Organizes - fine imported
cloth; printed IN this oountry-thIrty
designs and color eombinatlons-ialnty
floral, scroll. ribbon ami Dresden ct.
iects. Every yard is criSply fresh -
not tossed and crushed out OF original
folds Hail the ruee othsrs ak for
their limp, wilted and mu,sed remnants
The sun., 1902-07-27

5Oc for si.oo Cetse,s, fine white
LONG hips. trimmed With lace and ribboa.
The sun., 1902-07-27

trn. b. trd frill- stop
tie AAuluuy' tlTI~truiug
-tsg
llarwouY Nos" - step
ialllthy MtltY"~
T.lI VI" Beautiful Ballad
carnival tnIur~ tplaved nv
Snu.lf For You
Sappho SnVdit"
could ou He True 10 Eyes ~
Blur'
The sun., 1902-07-27
Upholstery Goods.

Irish Point Lace Curtains, wide borders.
in rich Renaissance designs Lots Of
two and three pairs.
s. 10 kind reduced TO sos.
S67+ kind reduced 10 s. OS.
s7.Op kind reduced to SOFA.
-Four hundred pairs nottingham Lac.
Curtains, real lace effect. only one pat
tern. reduced from $40 p:I pair 10
- ~
Cottage Curtains. Twelve >tNle> oi thln.
transparent CroS,-Ntupej material firing
ed bottoms, reducej from SlA no
per pair TO. voc
Nottingham late BED Sets, intluinS
iul size spread and two ShamS, alSu.
rate copies OF beau'itu ani costly
Renaissance designs, reduced from
500 TO 81 -.
Reversible Tapestry PoftisreS. good de-
Slrah's staple c,iOrS, nearly all of them
we're made This season One or three
pairs IN each lo'
S40O kind reduced to s. "A.
s5.,I kind reduced to s4.24.
S6.IO kni Iciu-ei to $40.
So - kind reduced 10 SS.,4.
Mems NegIigee Shirts.
These Madras Shirts are the kind YOU
are shown evsrywhere-but here
$3.50. a broad assortment OF styles
that may be appropriately called
swell" attached or separate cuffs
our price S+t.
Mems Neeiigse Shirt, ~ ais % line light.
weight Rotany flannel. large variety %
patterns, cut hy deliCaicly.,intcd silk
stripes, reduced from Sl49 and
sle9 to-. VAC
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-04
SAVED HIM FROM TORTURE

There is no more aSoHizirs trouble
-hau piles The cors'aH; itching and
burning make life ll,o,-ralls No
position is comfortable The torture Is
uuceaS.nr. DeWtts witch Hazel
Saive cures piles al once For skin
diseases. cuts, burns. bruises all kind
OF wounds it is uuequalied. J 5. Ger
all. st. Paul Ark. says From 1855
suffered with the protrudins. bleed
ing piles and could find nothing 20
help me until I used DeWitts witch
Hazel Salye. 4 few boxes complete
ly cured me" Beware OF countertelts
Charles Rogers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-04

The three-men bowling contest was
commenced The Commercial club
alleys last night when six .eams
played out their games The ra6 FAC
tory aggregation finished high. vth a
total Of 534 pins Including had..aps
The box factory team secured second
place Pye scoring the best four
games Of the nlght-2o3-inc.ud'ng .
handicap The other teams Hi.I bowl
this evening. Las, nights scores were
as follows 'h- handicap OF .a.h play
er appearing In the ffth column.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-04

The percentage Of missed end wild
balls thrown by each bowler was as
follows Soyey 30 Ross co9. Taylor
SIS: Laws. 337. Allen. 81. Lewis a95,
Ralston. i3S. Wise. az: Mathena- l4s.
Woodheld. 49, Morgan. AZ: McCabs.
SCI. A percentage exceeding 20 .s
hardly up 10 tournament bowling and
there Is considerable room for i'm
proyemeat IN the work os an The men.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-04
LOST FOUR STRAIGHT GAMES
Rad Luck Overlook Laws AgEwE3-
zion ~ Alleged B1wlers

n first four games in the practice
series now being BOWED a, ,ha Com
mercial club alleys were played sun
day afternoon. when Laws buuah sur
fered emphatic defeat They lost four
straigh, games and were 15l pins 10
the bad. Both captains tow,ed ogt
of form, bu. some ot ,he hanii-an men
showed up remarkably well. The work
OF Ross. Taylor and Lewis being eX-
ceuent. Ross secured the high yo-al-
lS0-in consistent games The team
average of tlle victors was slightly
in excess Of 40. while the average Of
the six highest men rs trr lw1 cams
was i0ie. Considering the miserable
Singplns in two alleys and the poor
light the showing made was very
creditab!e Mathenas 55 was he bes,
single game. The scores follow.
.s.r..,-sy.
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When senator's get pale TO the
lips 'a-y should go into executive
session
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People "hJ dt our expeditions ar
The finding Of buried treasure mus,
rN.us. ue Il we smile.
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Portland claims 20 be headquarters
for a. rh- grain firms that DO business
there and in Tacoma san Francisco
rI London Ledger
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Our plain duty 20 Cuba is TO plane
down the Iu'g-ch.eagy Tribune
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The Wisconsin, Central Lines
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TIME s'HED.f
Depart ULES Arrive
From Portland
Chicago
Portland Salt Lake. Denver.
Special IT. worth. Oma
900 a. m. IA. Kansas city 4.3Op. IN
via Hunt 81 Louis. Chicago
ington ana East
Atlantic salt Lake. Denver
Express Fl. Worth Oma-
$3.50 y. m. .hl, Kansas city s.l0a. NJ
via Hunt 81, Louis. Chicago
ingt0n and East.
walla walla.
81, Pau. IpWiat0n 500.
FB, mall kane. Minneapolis
6 p. m. g. PAU Duluth 700 a. m
via Milwaukee. Chi.
spokane cggo ana East
70 hours from Portland 10 Chicago
No Change u Cars.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From. Astoria
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-23
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr.. j. H. Barnett, of Hamburg, is il

Mr. j. H. Barnett, of Hamburg is in
the city.
Mr.. Meyer Solmson is in Little
Rock today.
Capt j. W. Hellums, returned from
Grady Saturday.
Mr.. E. R. Williford came up from
Dumas Saturday.
Mr.. j. T. Wood, of Millville was in
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Pinson D. Pride returned Satur-
day from trip down the Valley road.
Mr.. J. C. Reno returned Saturday
from business trip down the Valley
road.
Mr.. H. Meyer, of New York, former.
ly clerk for Isaac Dreyfus, is in the
city
Mr.. J. K Vetter, representing the
1.-TWO Merry Tramps'' company, was
in the city Saturday
Mr.. Milton Blum, who is travelling
for the Hammond typewriter company,
is in the city visiting his family.
Mr.. P c. Knox has returned to Pine
Bluff and will again locate here. He
las been at Cameron, Texas, for the
past year. His wife has been here
sCrle time.
Mr.. J. Blake Trescott went to Ar
kansas City Saturday to repair some
electric light machinery which was
damaged Friday night. putting the
little town in darkness. Mr.. TrescOtt
will also stop at Blissville before his
return.
Mr.. T. Por -er Colhourer, of New
York city, former Pine Bluff boy,
is in the city on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Colhourer has been connected with
the New York World for number OF
years. His friends here are welcom
ing him on all sides.