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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

New VorE Evening Post,
Fifteen or twenty years agc he had en-
tered the United States secret serylcr For
such cfaee work as ne had 20 carry on the
local chlef IN the Federal building gave
him an ancient desk. already much shpSea,
aud chair Of witch the origin n nneer-
tain, was surely remote. Underneath these
was an cnd ot carpet turned wrong side
w, 10 copcCe the pRNnges 81 wear
poStctnre depreAstiAns and rcohcrtes OF the
MATHS. the detective deserved some reeeg.
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FOR SALE-Black mare. ,ariySs
hieh, perfeGtly gentle, sSv ,s.ssa al
able for ladies', Win f%nu WcustA
ness. Apply 20 Mrs bu'a
phone AL, --.--.--.-,I
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NANANAS~-loose. si0otrt Us, packed
81 Ihai2 Is; per pound 2A,Wac.
CANrELoUPhS- hushei crates, s.. 90
a. 30
CltNRRlES~ California Rec, per box.
81 Aodil Is.
l,EAtuNSs- Messinas, $3.50; California
g. THetS 90.
ORANGES California naycls, kioOaB
a2S, Mediterranean sweets SH1A
PEACHES Fer hoN, Sh5t6Oc. 4-haxket
ufptes, An5rToc according 10 quality.
pLTMS Texas pcr peck : OK SAslaOc
STRAWBERRIES ~ Crate. - quarts
81 2aSt2 on according &c quality
HtACkNEhRlES - Cultivated, crates
81 huttSi rs,
MINIMUM. RS..rnr erate. SA.hNall "a
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CANNED FHuirS Apples, $40 pleaG
81 10, plpcappes. sliccd 81 10, cyelesu and
rorrlrss, - s0Gll S2, extra grated. 81 90,
pears. 2lp 500, strawberries. M S. ttH
! 49, htpckrmics, git, SOllSSc' peaches,
2lb, II tV0ll 10,
GAMMA VEGETABLES lumatoes, ap.
fuE NeigAt 81 Ia SID. tuil weight, SL3d
glb, seconds ~ uueil o., an, seconds.
ST aOGti 20, akra and tpiuGturs, % 10. Si,uO,
cuuned ktaut, a.lh, sl,oo, tallfornt as
phrRRus @lalh, ~ 2oQl2 3o liz Ghlitur.
ma uspArugUs Ups &2N, baked htRha, u.'p,
plci y IL Slins henus, soc LIB kidney
beans, p1C; ID atnuHlcss beans, SL@1, Ala
marrOwfat peas, stu, 2lb American petit
puix. 81 soul 70, Al rotp, 81 %. . ~ Illus
hidgc corn, SAp ride of Maryland. poe,
Newark, p0ti "nuttcr thpu Gold,' sae0
81 30,
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Exun standard,
2sib peaches, lemou cling, sie10l2 %.
yellow crawford u $iGGl 80, black cher
iira 81 ,Oodl3 rs white cherries, 81 293
2 SO, aprtcutH, 81 Aratl hi sttawnoiriGa,
81 O00i2 ioi pums ~ GaSGi a. grapes
81 O0ait Is, seconds l0c per dozen lesa
Than rNtra atnnlntd prices
CANNED MOLASSES I, \ Y old Fash.
toned ealoua. SN lo per ehTei u gallons
yA 80 pcr ease; "a gRiious N IS per opat.
Creole syrup, 2th cNua, aoHnAc COLA
Nenl htGud fhnvy table pYrup quart Jars,
81 90 rrr dozen II IS Go. Creole,
3lh ahn, alb, 81 81, alb, s. Is. ION,
ST rs.
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oil lao per gallon In 5.galion packages.
EPSON tnlN, Si,Ia per 100 li~ III barrels,
nlcuhnl W ltm3W per guloni nlp iur.
w ~ per 100 lbs Ia hnrrelNi alum, 40 pei
pound IN barrels aaltpotrs, &c per oonud Ia
hnfrcs cumphpr zoe; wood nlrnhol. Tdc
WN 90, gum nplnm 81 No, powdered opium,
H.su cnrbollr acid, i04ti2c per pound IN
hotties calcium carbide S. - prr 100 De.
liveted Texas common railway points
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GOOD table board aud cool rooms for gen
tiomen or couples STA Main. III
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WANTED ~ q German woman. place "a
houSckrepcr Address 1850. this office. q
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Oil Well For Sale

Good producers Six-lOth estimated low
5000 barrels; lot j4N2o, IN block Is iogg-
Swa"nc. Price SoSOo Depth OF well 973
feet Apply to TRAhiMtLL BROS, Box s67,
Beaumont Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

VnpIntIunR on pfTmO COtIOn HrNd mNlI
nra prime cotton seed cnkc are FOR delivery
a. Galveston
Memphis, May 81 cotton seed OH pHmc
Crude W. OF crude nominal prime summer
A.; on aunmor yellow nominal; rh0lcc
cooking summer yellow nominal Meal aud
rrlme 900 on nominal.
Now Orleans MAY a. cotton seed oil
Prime refined In barrels a. or rotued 80
primo crndn. lnoar W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

WIRE NAILS Sgn5 bnse sct kcp.
BANiED WIRE Gnivnnlxcd Glitieu,
S8sV pcr, 100 lbs, galvanized Baker. 80 81
per loo lbs.
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X. B. NORRIS & co.
BROKERS.

Cotton, stocks, grrIn aud provisions
Members Cotton Exchange, Board " Trade
Rnd Houston on aud Stock Exchange. All
markets by private wi:e, references:
Planters aud Mechanics National bank
Houston National bank Daily market Quo.
!atlons, furnished, Roth phones 1900, no
Matn street. Houston, Texas
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10 FNCWANGE- a lady $ IVY .,sssR =
In part payment Ter q seys IA ~
suitable for surrey. APfo I'D j
60 y. -
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WANTED TO RENT.

W ANrEp immediately, one ot two ful
rlshcd voom9 within ,hicc blocks OF Au.
durriIm. references. Address $40 Web.
FtHr avenue, |
WANTED roUy or horse three or four
Work, for usht drlying Horse % be
sept iU tcvd stable Address +. a. Box
al
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WANTED AGENTS--Frec. z0c,.
logue, Information and terms ~.
photograph jcwelry and phcios,,vuNs'
tons. unexecllcd money maksr \
NJ. Mott, 4l5 Dearborn 81 rh,,..
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rAlNrs. oll.s Am aLAss.

white head per cwt strictly pure, so Is,
second grade. SO, 40 third grade, 81 10
Iutpcnttnc, per case, two gallon cans,
81 q. barrel lots, ale per gallon, Mineral
cwt, Sl,5o, yellow oehre. per ewt. 81 DO
llnseed oil best, boiled TodTlc Ready
naked house paints, 81 90 Window glass
IS and 80 per cent on January list
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

FOR SAI-E--SCO head cattle ,sasfrs !,
good hummer aud wlnts. .ss,,s.t ~
dresser. II. NeSland, te. ..-.--.sr--,,r y
FOR SALE cHEAr-,6ensIss, ~ =
ana phscten. +. A. spA
street. ------------. ~ ,
v,eis 5 a. r. i've carload mals'.
NJ ws,s,n HINT or ]. RethssslA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

CURTAIN ROD THREADTR--Ss. !.
ful, economical, blessing 10 housst,,.
trial convinces; price s0c. s,s,l.s i
dnccmcnt TO agents. Victor. Ro.s /.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

AGENTs-Wr!te now for fra
work and terms, Star Harness n
best zoe seller out. We maks y. A','
selling necessities, Columbia MI NJ
Co., st. Louis, Mo. sWs Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

AGENTS wanted outside Houstoa II; >
cent prott; sells az sight: don't M
an agency until you get my ftee s,s1
aud liberal offer Sayman. 2iT5 Fr,,l
avenue, st. Louis, Mo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

AGENTS make 100 per cent pTo1f ~
Unique soap, removes grease, pslbt =
sample sent free; write for paais,s-
Jas, \. simmons, 21Sl wentwcr,s NJ
Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

REAL PARLoR TOY-T5e IT,
pleri bouncing bubbles wlthora, ssh 4
sells az sight; sample 10 I "ss, satt@
maze OF female, wanted eyerrwss. w
ield CO., ll35 Broadway. Nc,waefe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

AGENTS start mall or1c-
your ~ page or $40 PAGE eat vv,slasss /
pies 2bc. Circulars free Raasss q
Chicago, III. "apld Mt
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AGENTS WANTED-~Fcr the best All =
positive skirt supporter ever tss.,
liberal terms. George N. scses.
Monndnock Bldg, Chicago.
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WANTED Manager in eyerS ~. -.
to handle best paying bnase'y, I'd
legitimate: new; exclusive ena,,s, m
nix Co.. 10 w. 2Sth ST. Nsw "v w N
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FOR SNI-p-0ne pair n hss s asseis I
n hands high. weight y" Sos \
lc seen at the Houston
tai3 Congress Ave. .--.--sT-- ~
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.


WANTED Position as teacher 10y younA
lady with hrst grnde certificate, graduate
cf school AFFILIATED with state uuiNcrcitNi
one ycars experience BcN us. Lam,
plsns Texas. y
4 COMPETENT colorcd woman wants scw
ing by the day, terms reasonable, t. L..
u,l> othcc.
WANTED ny German woman, place az
houSckrepcr Address ib50, thls office y
POSITION ms hookbccpcr or clerk In In
surapcc onlcc, experienced IN hoih
agency aud home office Address 'ilo,
this office.
An INEXPERIENCED lady Steuogtapher dc
sircs work mornings. ADDRESS 1tpO, this
utlce
RRlGnr lO-ycm. oll str wants place rs
cash eirI Address 1tol, this office
WANTED ny - Young white girl Il wears
old position to assist with houscw crk;
must be treated rs one ~ the family, Ad'
dress RUBY Whit. RrrnMm Texas. l
COLOREp girl wants pla1o 90 nurse lGoS
Prairie avCnrc
SITUATION WhNlEp ny youns girl H.
yclt, old. speaks German aud English.
Please call on address tn Shcarn street
WNNTE6 Nv good AmcFlcan cook place %
cook or keep house either city ar cuun.
Try. call az pn3 Ninth street, First Vaya
Mrs Adolph
Al cxpcrlcnced howl boueckcepcr wants
position lay juno /; references turusntd
Address 1GlS. THIS office
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WANTED Agents for Cfam's mssslI. J
Twentieth century map OF United M
aud world. latest, largest aud nest VA
tiful map publication ever printed; AZ
all recent changes. low price sSdvt1
territory, big profit. write quick al NJ
aud territory. Hudglns publsAins n
Atlanta. Ga.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

AG ENTS-" Monopoly Antcm...;;-..,-.
Is money maker for summer. W. "
S,eugnt oy even touching the hs,, "
w lnree sizes, Zoe. Besbrr &,
Lexington Ave, BROOKLYN, n Y,
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LEARN TO MAKE NIRpoS
hig money at home. send -. aat
tlcnlnrs, start az once, AI "
u 50, III Paso, Texas, :" AeAtS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

FOR SALE i21 cows WV IN e
whitrraeed calves; Slsp II eeaS y
from 4 20 s wears Oh, IVA fsAis
Address nox i'll, ilealIsle....-..- z. 4.
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Standard eronulatcd DC, cubes aud pow
derrd atse, Louisiana yellow. clarified aud
fancy. Alae, choice, iho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

WANTED Agent; fastest selling II;
sprayer known; big profits U, & M
Pump Co. Rochester. N. Y.
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AGENTS WANTED to work on ssls1
tced salary basis, ladies' or scaikSs
Apply 17l6 Montgomery ayenre'
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HIDES AND WOOL.
COTTON seEn pRopucrs.

F. O. Il, min rcse, interior points. A..
rordlnR Ia loratlun ppr gallon
Primo crude oil loose ,.. ~ a
Prime tuinmer yellow oit.. 81 dt
l.intcts, according 80 quality u2lag 02a
Per ton.
Ituia loose ,4.,....,..,...gS 80 6f
Primo cotton seed meal - 20 40
l'rimG cotton seed cake. 80, - O0 n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

| WANT an agent In every town 10 Iul
W. II. Patterson, manager old Hailii
Life, Al24lS Trust building, Ds4
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

Az ENiS -We guarantee ~ ,-
ttouucing our genuine .,yo IN
wichsi Just out; light eon Nsapsi'A,Sss1]
cent electricity; last a,ansnai \. lsl,,1
Aldress FircpIoof safe,v aslsht n,
900 Lake St, Chicago Wict ~
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SIN good agents, apply Monday, sisT3
NJ. S07 Blnz building. '~A'
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GRAIN AND nay.

Quotations for carload lots delivered 90
tracks, Houston or ether peints takins
agiioe per 100 pounds more on bran. 2SfSe
per eusAel on cats and corn. inNlac per 700
on hay.
BlAN~.pcr 100 lbs, 8. i6s}i, II.
CORN ClorS-puce. 81 4S{tl no,
OATS, No, mixed, sacked Mice. Ma y
white, sacked, h0c, No, Waite sacked
ol'sc Texas red rust proof oats, sacked
AOV.
CORN No . mixed sacked. SSc, No. .
white, sacked. S1c
itAN~Choice alfalfa, Sl6,oN3ld. so; choice
tmothN &i&hoNtiNOns South rcNas pratrie
hay, s. oo5is so. North lvNas and Terri,
tory hay, SlAWIldON
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LIVESTOCK AND PoULTnY

NICE young buggy horse aud buggy, u
for lady TO drive. cheap; also heayy VI
horse and spring wagon cheap L q
Estes. sixteenth and Wayerly ssa
Houston Heights.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

LARGE southeast front rooms, with board;
modern couyeniencca. Address III, this
office
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

WANrED-Spccla rerrss....,.--. la Z
itaI rca,,ire,. making maxim psOpcsissoss' @
,id ne NOT necessary. Ro,sSS1sesass
W. Los Angeles, Cat V'ai sln,sf.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

""i,i, ~ week and exns,.
WIN rS 70 Introduce our ppe a's b ,
pound SEND stamp. JavsneOu 3
Dept. ga, Parsons, Kan a'e'ie vi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

New York. May al. Comparative cotton
statement for the week ending Friday. MAY
gn. F' @'
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DRUGS AM CHEMICALS.

pninNc ISStioc per ounce bottle, nieF,
pkine ~, 2a4iG 30 per Huneoi cocaine, s. rs
per ounce, koraN, SAsa per neNNd LII iOn-lh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

COOP HOARD ard nicely furnished east
aud south rooms Crescent House, lSJf
Congress avenue.
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MErAls

TIN rigm SsS.N10Go5oi had ua,
changed, De
GAtNA%lIrn SuEEr IRON Is apd 8
per cenf discount
MACK snEEr IRON No. ~. 81 pcr
iON pounds
ROOFING TIN Machine maae, $40 Nlaa
tltN per box; cid etyle, Si6S0alSaO per
hON
SOLDER Hiatt sud Half l7GiSe per
pound
CORRUGATED IRON Galvanized, sSoo
per square,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

PLEASANT rooms, southeast exposure,
modern convenicnces 1913 walker near
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4 COMPErTNr colorcd woman wants scw
ing by the day, terms reasonable. Il Ls
tltl. DFNgts "
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For SALE Pair mules, q W. VI
for pair well matched ,, nsgsss Is i
difference. II. 5. III. Wis'A
avenue ----rs-f1 ~
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TLEGANr FURNlsUEn rooms with inst
cluss table board; phone md bath; 81
and 81 10 per week 1910 Cnogress; no@
phone 1910 J. b. CLARKE
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LANGE WOOL rooms, with bONrd, contwIy
located. club rates TO gentlemen. Address
boil this office
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AGENTS WANrss''

AGENTS Ping porT. ,I---.--. 80 Il
town sells at signt; bIs efate ~
WI bring sample ana pfpaiss \
Lows u.s. supply 60, Houston ms M
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

The contest was one Of the best of it's
KIND ever witnessed in the city, and has
fulfilled the object Of the movement by
STIMULATING an interest in rhetoricals
Inc Mankato debaters, as Superintendent
Uline explained, had had their training
In the high school debating club, which
after this year will admit the young lady
students. This announcement was
greeted with much applause, In which the
young ladies themselves joined heartily.
The judges were President Waldstrom of
Gustavus Adolphus college. St. Peter; Su-
perintendent Bliss Of Waseca, and Super
intendent Kennedy Of Fairmont, and the
derson and John Bteri for Wells, and Carl
Carlson, Roy Andrews and Frank Watts
for Mankato
The Wells trio had the affirmative side
of the question, RESOLVED, That capital
punishment should be abolished
The program was opened by q large
chorus under the direction Of Miss Fannie
Pitcher, teacher of music and drawing
in the public schools. The audience was
not satisfied with less than three selec-
tions, so well did the chorus do it's work.,
Superintendent Uline thanked the judges
for their presence, welcomed the Wells
delegation, and explained the plan of the
debating league. He then introduced
President James Swan of the debating
cluD, VINO PRESIDED.
The debate was spirited and interesting
throughout, and each speaker was warm
ly applauded Honors were about even
in this regard The very best Of feeling
was exhibited by the students of the two
schools, who, previous to the call to or
der, had showered school yells upon each
other until they were hoarse. .--.
The Wells debaters, having been through
one contest had the advantage of ex-
nop;n -, 1;,ote 1o;r
fortified by authorities, which were pro-
duced. The Mankato boys were little
better speakers, but two of the judges
thought their line of argument was not
as we'll developed and fortified as that of
their opponents. The Mankato debaters
showed to better advantage on rebuttal,
being quicker to grasp and take >advan-
tage of the weak points of the opposition.
The Wells boys confined themselves more
to summing up the points that they had
made in their own opening arguments,
than to attacks upon the position of the
opposite side, in the rebuttal.
The division of the judges was two for
the affirmative and one for the negative.
The announcement of the ballot was
greeted with hearty cheers by the Wells
delegation. There was no Soreness ex-
hibited on the side of Mankato, although
the disappointment was evident.
1t is the general hope that the debating
league be maintained and made per-
manent feature of the high school system
of the state, as it is realized that much
good will come from it. Superintendent
Uline has taken warm interest in the
plan.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01
SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL WINS.
In Debate for Championship Of Fifth District Of
the State II. S. Debating League.

The championship of the fifth congress
sional district, in the series of debates
OF the State High School Debating league,
to which h Q ] ourn a gives cup as
a prize, was decided a. the South high
school, Minneapolis, last evening. The
contestants were the South and East high
schools. The South high carried off the
honors by a vote of two to i.
The question debated was whether cap
ital punishment should be abolished in
the United States, South high taking the
affirmative and East high arguing that the
death penalty should be retained.
The first speaker for the affirmative was
Frank Lyon who argued that capital pun
ishment was unnecessary and that the
effect OF executions on the public was in
furious. Ralph Randall opened for the
East high and in a telling speech en-
deayOred to show that the state had a
right to take the life of it's criminals.
Fannie Flegelman for the affirmative next
undertook to prove that the death penalty
was uncertain and that juries fail to con-
Wet. Ruth Phillips for the negative then
argued that the death penalty was the
greatest deterrent of crime. George Earl
closed the main arguments for the South
High by pleading for a chance for the
criminals reform.
Howard Hare, closing for the negative
strove to show that it was in fact neces-
sary to intlict the death penalty.
The rebuttal speeches were lively and
interesting.
Throughout the debate the closest at
tention was given each speaker, although
before the debate began, the yells given
by the several hundred representatives
from each school would have done credit
to the Minnesota megaphone brigade al
a Minnesota Wisconsin football game.
While the decisions Of the judges were
being collected the audience was enter
tanned with music By the South high
school orchestra.
The chairman, Professor Greer, of Cen
trail high before announcing the result
! congratulated both schools for theil
teams. -:
The judges, Professors A. B. White
A. Wilde, and w. A. Schaper, all of the
| university, gave South high the debate by
a. vote of two to one. .".#
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-01

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indigestion. It creates appetite, and
brings sound, restful sleep.
DR.. James c. Flint, of Wilson, Mich,
writes: Il have for many years pre-
scribed Johann Hoff's Extract for its
tonic and Strengthening eff -cts, and find
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TO TRAIN PRIESTS
New and Only College of the Kind in
the United States.

new Catholic university to be built and
established in Washington, D. c., at a
cost of 100000. has been given out here
by Rev. Father Walter Elliott, rector of
the st. Thomas college in Washington. It
will be the only college of the kind in
the United States
The university is promised and the
funds for it's building will be obtained by
the members of the Paulist fathers com
munity numbering in the United States
43. The purpose will be to educate young
priests, already admitted to the priest
hood, to do missionary work among the
non-Catholics Of the United States and
insular missions in the Philippines and
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dairymen. In a bulletin the professor
says:
Many dairymen persist in keeping cows
year after year that are paying them only %
cents bushel for grain, while others in the
same herd will pay 90 cents a bushel, or even
more, for the grain they consume. The heifer
calves from the best COWS should by all means
be raised. The method that is still largely
practiced in some portions of the dairy &C.
lions of the state. of disDosing of all the
calves, regardless of how good the individual
or it's parentage, is in the end a ruinous prac-
tice to the dairy interests.