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TEXAS pfAIR ROLL.

Mrs Dprsy.tcr aged Tvs rear Gonzales
Mrs Nosa iioifmru; M i1al.Hr.-
Mrs ltey. ner 0uau1h
Mrs Mtllic = HazrtH Hi Ntrsn ..|
Mrs g. H. Scylcr, ago r., at sherman.
Mrs u. y HFupie. af -HHHr..
j. a. Iinylcr an OH citizen; 80 Long
view
MIS- Georgia Fr inrth or AhuI.
MIS- Il. W. RATION. Do. pH'nm"hlo' htaf
Lrhl'',,.
Ut W - 0PfaVluan' AH'' 49, az ''A"'
h7." a., -. g..
No"l' OF Pl'"'"'"''' "'''
NS,,'l W .,....... ...1 .t-.. ti,...
a.. " a. :, n',,..tton 80 ,,,,t.
Olive Nor daughter died ecrk aso es
tho same disease
John Nalltt. aged 81: near lola
John Blaukcusbip. aged 50. pclr Bu.k
h0lis.
Mrs. j. m Shannon AZ Nau.sNuEi b"
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Quanah. Harleman County, Texas, Feb
ruary a7.-Cattie are Ia good condition.
Rain Is much needed.
Pelican, Liberty County, Texas, FchrphEs
=. -.GQod season IN the ground and corn
planting Is progressing
Refuglo. Refugio Coautv Texas Febru-
cry 70 Plenty ~ rain here and farmers
are busy Grass Is spuugtng W
Deuton. penton County, Texas, February
"a Wheat l. doiug remarkably well con
slaerlng the extreme dryness q the ground
Corsicaua. Navarro County. TeEes. Feb
rnary IA heavy raia hesap falling at
! O'Clock tonight AHA has krpt up a great
sr part VI tAe night which will be % great
heusat O. the farmers.
aahkrn Haskell Connty, February 20.
Wheat Is a complete failure hna tae sarne
fate seems 10 ~ IA store FOR the ga; crop
unless q rain conlrs az On early date, Mtth
fndlcians fesdiuE stack viii come OFT IN falls
CONDITION fuf spring
Aiinsrai Wells. Pale Pine cauHty. Tex.
~. February - The general opinion. =
" farmfrs ~ This coprr i that n n
Ips within few wNees ybfFf viii ~ .
a erop % wheat gaisss ~ tAsFs = q
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A DAY IN THE CITY.

TEMPLE RErH BAEI4--saryiros VIII
ar he,d az 'hc Temple Beth israH tbis
evening at 10 and tomorrow uomin- az
U Subject ~ evening address. "rhc ln-
aucnce OF the Roman. thr Greek ana che
sIcbrew Unou Modern Civilization The
n.pta.t and ia. Gr ek." Morning reading;
Joshua. VIA Mr. Moody Dawson wiA play
he solo.
WILL. FACE THE GRANp Jury
Nirey Braokstoucand Mary Washington.
lhe two pcgro women arrested ADD eharset
with burglary IN the brcAktur open OF
one ~ Armour Packing company oars Ca
tae Katy yards 1BesdSy night ANA st'Hi.re
from ID large 1uanDty ~ mclt wnr Or
aicHcd before Justirc llill }c.frfdnF Aad
wuiViaE examination were hCid over so
await the action of tbr grand lnr} ll iH'
sum ~ $500 earh.. Ther urr Roe aesrcs-
as who wprt arrested Win thc ursf" men
held over hg Justicc Matthews,
BELL or HARRIET LANE.-A commit.
rsc from Robert r. lee chapter Daughters
70 the Coofederacy, made application yes
terday 10 Pre-idra, Charlton of the school
hoard 90 BE- given the unconditional pn--
session a. me hell OF the flarTict Lane.
vbira was rendered them hy tho school
HoBrd semr time ago' conditioned tbat lhrh
understood the Daughters desire io make
other disposition n H. Their request wia
ar rahrittct to the school hoard 10 IT,
ssXt regular meeting
INTEREST STILL INCREASING The
lertutea srt 'rs2Is 2lssa by hrr horgr
YESTERDAY were claimed hy many 90 be the
hest az thc week The attendance us Nei
aa tbs Interest mcrcascs vith zach meeting
Mrs Rutr viii only remam here today aH3
tomorrow mud those who have not hca0i
aad seen Der b her work should do go TO-
DIV Mauv III The ladies have expressed
"a desire 10 have hrr remaln longer nLf PC
ia hardly probable tcnt sNr WIZ. fgf ie.
lay the psorfam hns been nFed as iniI'"N.
Shell llsh. lobster q "a Ncwherg. lobster
Crtlrts: piaukca Ftshi FISH triel in ln
Aivlaunl shells. Sausp HoiendHise; Cream
Sauce,
FIRST WARD MEETING There wss
neetiur 81 the coguer ~ Houston avsuuc
and Crocke't street in the First Vari last
night speccaes were made by Mr.. John
3 Stewart. candidate Ter mayor ana ~
Fire chief Hussey ia advocacy of Mr,
stewards clndldacV Candidates for othcr
Offices spoke. 81 fellows. H. k0oiosou,
i9r fsf,es5ig @ R 3l9s DaH ra 81 .ly artar
ney pr Hoyt feg cas- health ofareri biais
nT-uuan fpr etreet ccninl r-ip9er jews
kenncsr far street commissioner, DaFe
3 Rrlrn for recorder. Pat Eeap for =
eatder r B. Montranery for j. q Black
bffu for chief - police. Nf. John iiowHrd
FOR chief u police.
Az EVENING az REAL ENJOYMENT
The tandrrtiie entertainment Mrxicaa
supper and dsuee Eiseu ~ the I-sd,e Aid
soristy ~ Temple Rsih israei - Nuafe
rors bal last nlrhy furnished one q tae
,nost pieasapi ana resiis erIoynhie rrrp
iaxs % me ssasos. Tas sttspdases vas
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Robert Lee, Coke County, Is Reported
10 Have Been Hi Hard.
JUDGE G2r JAMS DAUGHTER Persisted
House Was Blown Over and She Was
Cremated--lnmates Of House Near
Abilene We're Crippled.

san Angelo, Texas, February ga ter.
rife wind storm visited this entire section
Yesterday, Reports fran Robert Lee,
Coke county are that ten houses were
blown over and nonrly all " them wrecked
Judge Grabnm's house was blown over.
caught Ore aud his daughter, IS years old,
perlshcd IN the flames
AZ Bronte, Coke county one house was
blown down aud the roof was blown hair
mile from the house.
Considerable damage Is reported FROM all
points.
Abilene, Texas February GA hcsvy
sand storm swept this section last
night and several business houses were un
goofcd. Telephone poles obstruct The
streets aud several residences were blown
urm their foundations Losses are com
pumiycly light
! w. Wilson'S ranch house. some miles
yut was wrecked and inmates badly ia
iuied.
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,onropriate Services Were Held in the
House of Representatives.
srcRHrARY OF STATE HAY WAS THE ORATOR.
4bs House and Senate the President and His Cabi-
net supreme Court Justices Diplomatic Corps
and Prince Henry Were Present

49, ,,,, ,,,
t 81 attaches who belonged 70 taclr stans
VINO NM ctme 10 the capitol IN thcir bril-
d ~ uniforms did not euter Che hall
is"d launretote, the British ambassador
VINO tiir dean Of tie corps hradcd ay
ho' tiap y ~ hin werc thu amh i
s"q"ta Z" tAr "thet powers.
du ly ul tle hr3pz t1u thBi separated
rue .lilotLStir en- TIE executive galleries
N'lr thc tinhcS OF tbv members ~ the
90 Vulr tput -ni clhlntt There were
S-s' 5piuNtl personal f'ieAd ~ Seege.
we've neny Of tac rorsonal friends OF ID,
le president q w th parts @ tha Union
20 came To- ati. 4d iAt memo i5l service
A'I u" ll ili. OF the family OF tlp late
~ +" tAF ao SHOWN Yves ou Ina
u'oi. va lhe Hour We're nanny member, of
"! i"IIhuf tlllNeis tud ihe governors VI
Ns"ies
4 III ina3 tr OF the cnlpi1in Ia"n followed
Wt i"Nluf % iNr VlthlUg %. q SCs.
i'n ~ tN" nous, bv ihH speakers dircc
.ttG we tItik trfd the Joint resolution Pm
| tctpf thcn nnhunneed the arriya, Of The
s ..i,, t" The speaker appcd three times
.i, utt saN'i' - 1ldIt nay lhe reading
,,vu oIN, ,N''d Whrh ihr d"ork"rrrr nn
unNut'N we general 90 Tao army ibc
'4ii"d i5t'f ll,o's. 20. nfWhtrs
f. u"N5t ,IuH 'l' di!t"EHlc h'lN arose
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cross hi5 breast aanq viii his sltc aria.
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l'T hehiheFS nt thc court
blara srnsS me H., u,Vv 'ie lsS'.l
the tbrs.b,,l 1rI ,.i.i - 49, "u" ''l
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MovgMENT o. ocEAN vEssELs


Npciihl ~ Inc toeitf
Key Wes. Fla. Arrived iampaE4z
CAm.l. from New York and sailed Tor Gal.
weston
New York Sailed Concho. Tor Calves
ton.
New YorL Denver from Galveston. which
arrived last night lost two blades az her
propeller on outward voyage rt,uraed bore
under her own steam accompanied by
br her as reported. j was decided no the
office OF the Mallory line that the Denver
was not aground ia lower bay as reported
but Oulv anchored there until today, when
she was tbkea Ia tow 10y a tue 70 q dock
ia BROOKLYN
Port Eads Ia--Arlivea Fl siglo iAui.A
from New York Louisiana ,lHia, from New
York. Alexaniriau iBrl. fuT Liverpool
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DAMAGE Il Mexia.

Mcxis, Texas. February IA Young g,
clone struck this city last night about q
o'clock and ala considerable damage g.
property. one small house WAS blown
from the foundation and moved several
feet. Several awnings wcrc blown down
Part OF an old barn was deposited In tho
street, whllc signs, windows. dues etr
we're more or less damaged ell over town
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TEXAS MARRIAGES.

Mr. Earle Srapp ~ Illinois and Mis-
Grace lee ~ trssicHna,
a. PininYiew
Mr. j. =. Randolph and Miss BESSIE
plnmmer "a Mndlsoupilc.
Nh. Jane, kcer and Miss Etta Hall 90
RurkCvilir
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,on. February 27.-At noon today
e,at na, ol lcpl csentatlses, la the
IL Of Pleslden; Roosevelt f'rnce
i, Prussia. brother OF the Germad
,or, the members of the cabinet, the
o! the Supreme court tac general
Il. army ami officers OF tile aths ahl
bo have received the thanks o. cen-
ne amu4s.adors ANA other bpamat.
,scntat!ycs ci toraisn countries. the
e,s and Representatives iu c"ueie
largo number OF distinguished guests.
loan HAY MclSin,ey's premWg pro
s,,ed an eulvsy upon his dead cmcf.
IN. times before National memorial ser
\. .or presidents who haze d,rd in oiin.
AZ been held in this hall, two % them
4, mis-. IN cpmmcmoya9pn OF thiul uHsa'
r.,e. who have fallen hy the hand OF
,.ss.slns. George bancroft the historian.
.,,.eonced the eglogy ON Lincoln ANA
.l,r was Garaclds orator. Hy o strange
s,.clsepce today was the twcntlcth anal
..r, Of that on which Blaine, In the
.,s,te han. delivered his euiosy on Gar
IA ana stranger stu, today's orator was
,,.len,sp OF the committee which nad
sarse Of the arrangements on thar oe.
San
,,.,r one wear ago al the head Of au i'm.
n,y,r and military procession, Mr..
t,'''s n,ssad trln,nphantly nlong penn.
a,s .,onno for his second inaugura-
~. sll mouths later the tragedy o.
/ safed al Snralo and another, hui an tfSH ,..
. s.t Of prpgessiou' tendetH bore the po1s
sieasa u, s" l6a tribntss oe thc nations
NFs hin a,ult hs bier bespoke t8n
ssysr.si sorrow Today once moro v--n
sreo,ersd head JHt nation paid It's lASt
t-bufe % respect ana Vahh''4 'NPttN''H
ia Al tae sirsc.s were sea q gl!iterios
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For the benefit Of those who arg hualy
engaged during the early spr'Hc mo0tbs i7
adding 90 their supply Of pcnlcnlts and
other snowy articles that ro.ue uada the
hood or lingerie u might Dee well ~ make
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MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY WIND.

windstorm blew dowf+.1il ne wires ~ M
Postal Tclegraph company and tho Sonih
western Telephone cvmnany hbout ~
. clock this morning Neither company had
= wire ieft. ana none was restored NM i
late this afternoon. The Western Vniev
had trouble. bnt the wind ieft n euovgi
wires 10 Do business vita
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''My nttse boy took the ersup eas nIgst,
ssvs +. Revuci3s 81 Msnsnfid, o., and
.serg - BAD YSu could bear htn erepioe All
h,. : lev doses Of nRe Minute fQ9eh CiFe
t.lfeyre ass sent hlE % sief7. That's re
tsgt ~ kesrd 81 shr crorp One Mirpfn
onEa Cars 4 seselVtclf safe su1 acts *
,ers Ter reughs. colds. trOgp. E1p.
sstslpa sae hgescAitla.
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TRAoKs coVERED WIrH $40.
Trains Are Being Delayed Because OF
the Storm

ITal03 nc bel01 Delayed because OF
the Storm.
san Antonio Texas, February 21.1hc
mos, fnrlou, dust storm IN the history Of
Southwest Texas prevailed from : O'Clock
i'Is morning until 3. m. south of the
o,ty as rr as Lorcdo Tonight wires wore
Frustrated and with the exception ~ the
inc tu san Antonio Laredo Is Isolated
FROM the world. AZ several places south
OF the city dust covered tho International
uld Great Northern tracks DELAYING trains.
section men are COST hp the hundreds an
al0Hg the line irving 10 keep the track
rcar HrdGo men had 90 suspend work
ca the Texas Mexican and ull wires are
down.
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD
a NUMBER OF RESIDENCES WERE
DESTROYED.
A Store at Gainesville and a Saloon al
Honey Grove-Car Of Cotton at
Pearsail.-Other Fires.

TerarGana. Texas, February 1.-THE resi-
dcnce o. Arr. A. Tuut at mo end Of Broad
street, this city, was destroyed by IRE to-
day. The property belonged GO Mrs " A..
IIareett and was valued a, 5000 partially
saved
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BUSINESS MAITERS


San Antonio Texas. February x7.-1ames
Hickey. a business man Of FDgdsrhn. We
torla county. has ated voluntary petiuon
IN bankruptcy 10 the Federal court u this
city. The liabilities are hstcd AZ sosAtei5
the assets "a xlla4 The property elaiiued
10 BE- exempted Is given at Stvo
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wheeitssk. Texas. February ~s-~T Tbs =
rear sla ehlld 81 Frank wimSsrly xss
hnraea "a dam ,estefdaS Use eAii4s
csethiur caarhG from nwraing ctNeS aee -
fore sssistsnes xesd feseA hin ~ rsa
fafailY burned.
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Resldenees a coIumbla.

Columbia. Texas, February 26,-1he resi-
dence Of Mrs. Lula Sweeney was totally
destroyed ana that OF Miss Sophia McKln-
Ney badly damaged by ire last night, No
insurance on either.
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Gainesville Texas, February @I.-The
millinery siofe = Miss LaUra Hall was de-
stroycd hy are, resulting from the expo
sion Of healing stove Loss S.Idn with
$3.50 insurance.
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Ylnton. Ia February @T.-The dry
Nlns ~ the Industrial Lumber company
caught lire late this afternoon aud we're
alaAs ,-rT-7.i Iae sE.h will be saved.
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Texans IN New York.


New York February ~ following
Texans are To New York
Houston r. CoppnF J n Dowler.
Bro8dWlv Central. h W. comfort, imprri-
al. l.. Sebles.us~r hshlgh
s8n Antonio A. ~ Pqiueroy Normaa1le
Dallas "A, 81 Patton and viie- hreRd.
way Central
beaumont e. NJ E.Hnweoa, rim Ave
nun
TeSas g. g Braraon wunam Haskins
Sinrlsir.
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Tyler. Texas February e7.-rhc residence
sna tue household furniture Of Bob Thomp-
son we're burned today, House Insured Tor
$40 furniture $50.
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Residence at West.

Wet Texas, February 26-At 1 ociocS
Today The residence of Mrs. 4. Furgrrson
was consumed hy nrc House aua content,
pertially insured Cause ~ fire defective
rUc
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Paris. T,ex1s. February SILL II Colo
Berg az GAINESVILLE has aiej y petition N
bankruptcr @ith liabilities q S1stt.
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Beaumont Texas February - Beau.
mont and Houston were placed almost ont
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nrsc a03 tine tables were we'll pleased
aith tae liberal patronage cyundel them
u, flr u.sHNsra Hud fFisudE m Temple
Roth ferarl The program fnr thr eater
i.irureuf was WHst udu'lrohH HffhusNl
end .arded ouf msmshiug amusement and
pleasure fHr Hil The NoNioan snppeF
was novelty hHt presided over ana scgN'
ga by the fair lrdlos uni iutui .lRg Ihv
heartily cn}orcd aud hher4lly raironlzed
THE 1auct uhtah followed was one ~ the
most pleasant afoirs - thc season aud
ire lowers az tarp,ichore toasted iu the en-
iavurnf NJ the daurc room and trinpri thr
light fautuHlr 10 the ch1rmlug music nutl
e. latp hour IL was trily an evening ot
uerylwpnt nnd pleasure. Wlth me l@aieN
tId saaety % Temple Beth Israel az
tlYuttnore hall
SPONSORS FOR THE REUNION Gen.
cral e.. e. Beaycps brisadier general com
maudlug rie,t brigade Texas division. Unit.
ri Confederate Veterans, has received an
otncial letter from Adluiapt General Saa
Jaicf NJ stat George Noouush. calling BITS
attention 20 circular letter No. it, 30 re-
ssrt Do sponsors aud maids ot hon9r {Nr
.Hr general rruntou 20 be hcld AZ bai'af
iH Anil Jndrr thi Gcneral BcaYens VIII
appolut enc sponsor on" chief maid or
laaur. and as many maids nt honol ~ ne
ocsirrs la 3jdtiop 20 thls hlcs lowing
rawn wilt also appoint a Sponsor, r. rhlfi
mold OF 8ouor and Hs many maids OF hnu
ur as ID chooses. Those. however are al
.agsyu witt fhr distinct understanding.
ia8f mlr Ne ,p0u5or and fho chief maid
nf hHlHr ~ general department ana dlFl7.
tom lpuI4uartrrH UiN hr the special gpests
uf tIe Dallas rrun,Iu rcinmlfte. hnd VIII
Ia entertained hy fhnm, Will Fldn in the
parade and thrir hotel hills pnm during
fhr reunion lt BE-. however, hoped ana r..
oucsted that en- appointments hc made sud
that 40 WIZ attend aud grace tbs Dallas
r.uH!aE '~ith ,o''t r-r5eEa-
nUsY DAY FoR THE IuSrIcE.-Jus.
tlrc Matthews had g busy day yesterday.
ln edition "a his minor cases Tor yagraneg,
etc. aud marrying r co!ored couple, he had
orrdgued before Alm Eugene r. McDonaid.
charged with theft from person, 50 steal
boz an ogc.eoat. who on examination was
held over tn await the action Of the grand
jury. ais bah bond beiag bxed AZ $500
thirIoa Pratt aud VIII Russell. two Me-
sro- On separate charges 81 assault 10
murder. were arraiFned before the Justice.
Nut MOI being ready fOr Trial the hearing
Of lAtlr cases was postpuurd unul Mon.
dav March 3, az o, tn- Finkie Bates ana
Jtssfe Jones Two IeEr0es. charged with
burglary IA TIE breaking open u box
COR belonging 20 the Armour Packing com
many in the Missouri. kaneAf SUD Texas
railroad wards Tuesday night and stealing
thefrfrpm large qnantiiy OK meat we're
before Justice Matthews and waiying an
examination were held over 20 await the
action - ne criminal court. their ball
being nxed % SEQ each, ia edaiflel e
these casss lnstire Mathews was calied
unoa ~ hold an inquest over the remlias
Ytsrs who Was foInd dad in his bed AZ
his hame lNin Walker aYeHne. yesterday
morning i1iiY's death vus ffpn natural
eaAsrs
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g. a - II - II T. a.
R.h. IAl s.ra Ys Eaa sszg s1gEtt
''', !: A<HzzIzs(
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OF IN other words, men with
good sound hearts, are NOT very
numerous. The increasing
numoeE OF sudden deaths from
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An EVENING OF HEAI ENfof MINT
The taudrriile entertainment MrEicaa
suppev and dsnre gireu ~ me I.sde Ad
soeisty ~ Temple Reih isrsei - Nuafe
norr baU isst nlrhg Furnished one 4 faf
nast pieasapt ana resiis erJoyHhle rrcil
iaxs % ths ssasos. Tss sttspdases was
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20
Let Us Be Fair.

The Lewiston Tribune says: "Let us
try to be fair to the candidates this
year, because they will have hard
enough time at best. 1t is not as easy
to be candidate now MS il has been,
because the newspapers are not rs free
with their space and besides are not
ms eontiding in political promises. The
candidates nowadays has hard time
TO get puffs not only in the dailies but
even IN the weeklies.
III he gets better treatment from the
weeklies il is the fault OF conditions,
not of disrespect. The dailles have to
settle with their creditors more often
than the weeklies do. and hence have
to be conducted on closer lines. Other
wise, perhaps, the dailies would be
glad to whooper up for the boys with
joyful hearts and trustful minds Just
rs some OF the good old weeklies do.
Anyhow, let us all try to treat them
AZ well Ne the situation will permit,
bearing in mind that many of them
are doomed to d appointment and
grief anyhow.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-02-20

The mere appearance of a mans
name and address in every issue of
a leading newspaper will do work
to increase his trade. Every bust
ness man, however, is able to give
facts about his establishment which
will encourage people to deal with
him. 10 state such facts clearly
in a newspaper is the principal Sc
cret of successful advertising.
1t is genraly supposed that kero-
sene is a sovereign cure for all sorts
of microbes. and so it is. But here
comes the New York board of health
and declares that a kerosene lamp
half turned down is the worst breed
err ofdiphtheria in the world, and the
board particularly warns all moth.
ers against leaving such light in
the sleeping rooms of children. The
fumes of the lamp not only poison
the air, but fit it for the propaga-
ton of diphtheria germs.
The republicans of this state
have troubles enough of their own
without sticking their bills into in
to democratic matters. Long ere
the campaign closes they will be a
sorry looking lot of fellows. 1t
might be understood now as any
time that democracy is going to
win in this state this fall. The fel-
lows who imagine to the contrary.
would better go III for repairs. Tn.
der democratic management, Idaho
has prospered as never before, and
when the people of this state think
of McConnel,ism, they blush with
shame.-Caldwell Chronicle.
The California prune trust has
toppled over of its own weight. The
theory was admirable but the re-
suit Of the combination was disa g.
trous. The prune market was SO
glutted that there was no profit to
be had when all the producers were
working together and competition
did not keep the production down
to its rightful basis. There ia a
moral in this for other trusts.
Ladies-You want to be ND to |
late In every way. Call and see
he latest styles in engraved calling
cards. invitations, etc., at nv resi-.
ience. Mabel l.. Payne.