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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
AS to Hens and Eggs.
New York Times.


One of our advertisers makes the interesting
cidedy impressive statement that in the last six d
SOLD to hungry New Workers twenty-three caflcsd'
winch is o2oa cases of thirty dozens each or .
more explicit 3,3I2,72o single specimens Of the aa
giit to man. OF course, other dealers, not 70
also been selling eggs to hungry New Workers \
SIX days, and the total number consumed in the ea
nave been big enough TO be almost quite terrins
nero OF recent sprghty novel whom shipwreess 3
madam and, and therefore, inhospitable shore n's
10 rely Tor sustenanee chiefly and for consi0a..,,
upon the eNertions of certain hens he had come ~
after while moved to complain about the lssA Y I.
tiity in his feahered benefactors, and to express =
mat at least once in while they would lay soHt, I.
than eggs-say, occasional lemon, or, inaeeu I,
70 vary the monotony of his diet. But evldenW 7
know their business. With New York alone MAJ
them demands at this season great enough 70 ~
million hens hard at work laying eegs--his ~ ~.
look all that ssa,I2o hens could possibly 40 NJ
week-t would be the height of folly for them n
periments outside the field of production where II
eminent abilities beyond question.
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POINTS Anour PEOPLE.

D o. Mills will shortly addition to the Mills
city
Walter MacEwen, the American painter residing in
Par has been awarded of the gold medals OF state
at the Vienna exhibition presented by the Austrian govern
mept
Rev Thomas Ewing Sherman, priest of the Society Of
Jesus and son OF General William recumseh Sherman is
visiting indianapolis and circulating literature the Cath
Ollie Truth society.
Admiral Dewey has been invited Denver and be
guest OF honor at banquet which the First regiment Of
the Colorado National Guard will give General Frederick
Funston commander of the department of Colorado on Nav
l. the anniversary Of the battle OF Manila:
Ethan Allen Hitchcock secretary OF the interior lanes
wilson secretary OF agriculture and B. f. Galloway chief
OF the bareau OF plant industry will receive the degree of
Lid at the Missouri State university the June com
mencement aud will also deliver addresses Prof Henry
Van Dyke OF Princeton university will preach the baecala
reate sermon
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The Strength Of Our Savings Banks
Ter Speed in April Ainslee's.

John Gilmer Speed in April Ainslee's.
have spoken before of the strength OF -
banks OF the country in the aggregate. There . 4,
get at the exact facts, as these banks report i
troher OF the currency as a matter Of courtesy ~
eompusion But the report of that officer IS fea,,
eurae and the last available report is for the hS,
ing June 80, 1901. At that time there were VI
savings banks, 81 commercial hanks with saw
,nents, and $40 stock savings banks. The dep
aggregate deposits amount to Sa,6oI,Iso,a9I' NJ
,nense sum this isl All the money in cireu'ss. IN
United States would not pay il off. Nor couia M Il,
invested in the interest bearing securities O
states If all Of them were available for that uss
probably well that the savings banks are oolss .
otner investments, as they exert in the seeusiV
excellent conservative influence.
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them and the principal thing which seems TO all Marshall
business that they are afraid to advertise
&
One might well attempt to dip Lake Michigan dry with
pint cup to get girl 10 give up the man she really
loves.-Tmp5on Bulletin.
girl certainly does stick to the she's "sot' on
It is certainly cheering know that before long the
people of Beaumont will be supplied with good water ana
plenty of it.-Beanront Journal.
An you call that cheerin news Somebody ought ter
tell Mary Jane Cox yerlAikdh Eye.
II
We making arrangements have first class Sunday
morning edition of the Daily Press which will be tul OF
general reading matter expect devote about three
columns pungent editorial matter In addition to our
regular subscription list expect TO of thousand
copies each Sunday morning thereby making the orcu
lation nearly thousand in the cy.-PGiesfme Press
Go in and win The public will stand anything from you
but coored supplement
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alone make them great and enduring. Caesar and Ma
poleon were supremely successful men, and what
their ends? Where is the greatness of Rome and Of
Macedon? The chief end Of and of nations is
righteousness. The structure that is plumb with
the center of the earth will topple There is
spiritual as we'll material center of gravity and
moral law universal and powerful the law of
gravltaton which the president in addressing young
Americans, should not overlook
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Kuehne Beveridge, the sculptress, has jus. s.a.
beautiful group representing Ireland weeping fct ~,
who fell in South Africa. Her next work should ~,
America weeping for her beefstcak fallen into NE M
the trust.
St. Louis recently shot his wife Will, 4.
ressed him. As she was St. Louis woman, Il do.,,
that self-defense would be his best plea.
Students OF a New York State high school hav. :
for better ventilation. They have succeeded in v.s,
their troubles, if they not their school,
An ex-millonare is earning So day as sOy.n,
employee in Washington. This is considerably more u
average millionaire is worth.
A Northern woman offers a reward for the ,,ur
pet crocodile. While waiting results she will doubi.as
few crocodile tears.
Il * - *
Now comes the summers giddy whirl;
The shirt waist man and shirt waist rir
Do HE them to the picnic, where they sigh and i'd
sigh,
And beside ecstatic hugs
Both collect few red bugs
And as of old the young sits down in the cusuaI
J. N. Lisa
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A Feat in Journalism.
Denison Gazetteer.

I1VIIIsVH NdktIteF.
ne houston Posts account OF the great Confederate re-
union Dallas was in every respect as eood s H. n,,
News report Il was (eAt In Journalism and nr,h
OF that paper which Is the best morning daily IN ths STATE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06
SPEAKING OF BAILEY.

indianapolis Sentinel The mention Of Senator Bailey Of
Texas in connection with the democratic presidential
nomination is surprising in view Of the profound
preston he has made upon the country by his services
both house and He has especially distinguished him
self since entering the latter body There nothing against
Senator Baiey availability the postbeum tradition
which excludes Southern from the presidency This
may be- and probably is enough his nomi-
nation that of any other from the South, in 1904.
But is quite certain that there few in either party
who better to presidential standards than does
Senator Bailey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06

Raleigh IN CO News and Observer: The papers have
deal about candidates for the presidency
democratic ticket in AS the prospects brighten for
democratic the number of candidates will multiply
and there evidences OF democratic victory The
pendulum OF rule cruelty the Fpno extravaganza
contempt OF popular government and coonasm has swung
far that thoughtful alarmed. They that
pubcansm has degenerated into socialism in which
the few partake. There to be well organized
ment bring Senator Bailey OF Texas forward cand
date Tor the presidency He is OF great ability and
hcan great lawyers flight Yesterdays Wilmington Mes
had this item about Mr., Bailey Within week the
representative Of this district in the house. Hon John D.
Beamy said to that Mr. Bailey the ables lawyer
the and OF first ability AS the great old
senator's Morgan and Vest shall presently disappear
the it hopeful and pleasant know that Senator
Bailey the South has in the United States able so
thoroughly equipped so well balanced and sound demo-
crat."
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TAMPERING WITH TRIFLFS
MocK1N' BIRD.

MOCKIN' BIRD. NJ
Moekin' bird a-singin'
On a drippin' limb,
Shows yeh way he's swingin'
How it seems ter him;
Shows yeh by his singin'
AT the world seems good;
There he goes a-wingin'
'Crost tn rain-wet WOOD
He don't care fur weather,
Not little bit;
He jest hirts feather
Yeh can tell he's "it;"
Amt he jest hummers
Amt he, on yer word7
Take him, spring er summer,
He's a regular birdl
Jasmine limb or thistle,
Where he haps ter light,
It's tn self-same whistle,
Full O. wild delight
Nothin' dark or gloomy
GIFTS him in its reach,
All tn worlds perfumeyl
All tn worlds peach
Somehow over yonder,
When God calls me home.
I'll set still an ponder
In the evenin's gloam;
If he don't come wingin'
Down tn golden street,
Singin', singin', singin',
'Twon't seem half so sweet
will miss tn singin'
In tn evenin' dim;
| will miss tn swingin
Bird upon tn limb;
An my soul II hearken
Fer his tones again,
When it gins ter darken,
Comm through tn rain.
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SUMMARY OF ON DAILY POST.
1ouav "e PRINTING COMPANY.

Dor President
Vice President
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-06

KING EmNANrEls granting OF pardon those tars who
disturbed the peace OF Venice does necessarily imply
friendship for Uncle sam. 1t may have been just Vene
nan blind
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WnoEvrR nominated for president the kiand burr
ticket will have number OF very embarrassing things to e
nj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
MVSIC AND NERVE
/ ANDS ALBERT x. PRiNCE in
PINE BLUFF.
He Is Still Whistling HIS way OVei
the World. and Gets Fun Out
Of II.

one of the most unique characters
before the American public blew
into the city this morning, and it fol
lows that there will be something
"doin tonight The parsonage re-
fc1rcd to is Albert kimmons Prince,
of Kansas Sity, phenomenal whistler
ard llaater mandolinist Few have not
head Of this really wonderful younS
nsa. For the benefit of those who
have not. the following was obtained
ffem him in an interview at The Tr4=
Lock hotel:
YOU see. he sid. its this way
with me. left Kansas CITY August
IL. 1881. viii the determination Of
seeing the vaF.f. aaa bT= ='All Hail Co.
lonbia I avn sains 10 see it. I have
since visited - towns and cities Of
q population OF 5000 AM
lover in thirty states and half Of Can
ada and / am ROW finishing my tour OF
the United States. I have Travelled
over 1ot different railroads and the
mileage aggregates d grand total OF
36.fa9 miles.
AS soon as [ have completed my
United States tour will invade Eu-
rope and make all the largest cities IN
England and the continent.
To relieve on's mind Of all doubt
regarding the authenticity of his state
ments. seven large scrap books. CON
tanning newspaper clippings from
every town and city which he has Wis.
tied in the United States and Canada.
was displayed. All contain fattering
notices OF him. and some Of the larger
dailies devoted columns to HIM
Mr Prince is accompanied en- his
present tour by MI Guy Daniels. who
plays the guitar and harp. ard also
sings.
It is the proud boast Of this talented
young man that his music has a
sirens effect on the hotel keepers. He
never pays hotel bills, because the
hotels do moi charge him for meals
and lodging, but when it comes to
g0iRg up against the railway comDa-
nies his strains of melody are of ne
avail. and he has to cough up for his
transportation Mr.. Prince is an Eagle
ard an enthusiastic one He will be
with the local aerie tonight at its so
| cial session, and earlier in the evening
will give a concert in the corridor OF
| the Hctel Trulock
1t is probable that he will be pre-
vailed upon to remain over and par
ticip2te in the Eagles minstrel to be
! given Thursday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

machine that would
mean political ostracism to all
who did not think, speak and
act as the machine dictates.
Whenever political machine once
gets a firm grip upon state nothing
much short Of revolution on the part
of the people can overcome it, and the
Graphic would warn the people to
never let the Davis machine reach
that point in Arkansas which would
render extreme measures necessary
To overthrow it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
HOW HE WAS CAUGHT
ARREST OF JAKE sTAiN5ACa,
NEAR WARREN,
Was Purely Accidental. n Employer
Thinking He Was an Escaped
Convict.

Jake Stainback, the negro who at
tackled his wife severed days ago with
d razor and made his escape. was
brought back from Warren Tuesday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff p 7. Cul-
pepper
From eX-Sheriff Clary who had
Stainback arrested the Pine Bluff
Stainback was purely accidental He
hired to Mr.. Clary. who lives on Moro
creek. about thirty miles from War
rem, to plow for him. After working
several days Stainback asked him for
his money, stating that he wanted to
quit. In the meantime Mr.. Clary.
while looking over some old descrip-
L .,ns. found one which he thought
Stainbaek filled, and consequently had
him arrested. He was thought by Mr..
Clary to be an escaped state convict
from Tennessee. When the sweatboX
proceedings were administered to him.
he told the officers they had arrested
the wrong man for the scaped convict
but confessed that he had cut his wife
in this city. and was running on ae-
count of that.
The Pine Bluff officers We're then
notified and his return to this city
followed. A curious coincidence is
that Stainback is an escaped convict
but not a state prisoner. He escaped
from the Shelby county. Tenn. Of
ticers several months ago while doing
county road work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Al. Shaw. according u the English
idea may have spoken yUIga1f5 Nh9n
he said "AmeficaH wealth and enefEy.
plus Hawaii. The Philippines and the
lsthmian canal. have transferred the
sovereignty Of tire Pacific from the
Union Jack to the stars and Stripes,
but he told the truth and perhaps it
is the truth which hurts the English
more than Mr.. ShaWs yulgarity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Jefferson County.
presentatives-H. Kemp Toney,
Ed Kerwjn, Jesse D. Bush.
Skeriff-James Gould.
County Clerk-Buck Bloom.
Circuit Clerk-Walter l.. Goodwin.
rreasurer-Jesse r. Core.
Assessor-G e. Lytle.
rebate Judge-Smith c. Martin.
oroner-R. d. McGaughy.
,rveyor-John J. Martin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
MAS a False Report

It was reported on the streets today
that a shooting affair occurred d,
Ladd's mill this morning. Inyestisa
tion by Sheriff Mccoy failed to dis
close any lawlessness. except that q
drunken Geglo had caused a scene by
flourishing a revolver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

The Little EocA Gazette says that
4 telegram has been received from
Governor Davis. stating that he will
return to Little Sock from Washing
ton Saturday, JEFF said he wasn't
eoing to cutaiI 6is vacation one day
OH account af tie charges ma3ie
against him bS ,he discipline connie
tee Of Tire secoazi BAPTIST church.
Then. Why the sa#leuness Of his re-
taln2 II is zcvpIzI days vet till jHha
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Hamburg-ffam White, son of 7.
I. White, aged eighteen years. was
thrown from wagon by runaway
team on Saturday last and seriously
hurt. His skull was fractured and his
body badly bruised.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Fayetteyilie-ReX. J. E. Denham,
recently of Florence, Colo has ae-
ceFted call extended unanimously by
the Baptist church here and entered
upon his duties Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Hope-The Baptist church at this
place has called as a pastor Rev w.
y Freeman Of TeXarkana and it is ex-
peeted he viii take charge ahoal ghe
LIST OF May.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Teddy realizes that he must get
some beef into the dinner pail if he is
going to cut any ice as a presidential
candidate in 1901
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

The Graphic guarantees its adver'
4isers a daily circulation of 1,1oo
papers, this being double the o'reu'a-
zion of any other Pine Bluff daity
newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
STATE NEWS.

Mountain Home-Baxter county will
have at least thirty miles of railroad
before twelve months roll around.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Entered at the PostoAiee at Pine
gluff, Ark, as see2nd-class mall maj
er.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Dewoody re-
turned this afternoon from lengthy
visit to New. Orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Boxley-Aunt Prissie Whitley. Of
Dry Fork, Carol county. is visiting
her nephew. John W. Whitley. of this
place. She is 101 years Old, was born
in 1901 and has a full set of baby
teeth and is as joyial as a girl of Ii,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
AS TO POLITICAL MACHINES

There continues to be talk on 4
Jones Berry nag in Arkansas. Ii TIE
Graphic is not mistaken it sees strong
evidences of the formation OF q
political machine in this state
that VIII far eclipse any
thing the people have ever seen or
d.,amed of. The fact chat men are
ed out of appointiye PAGES because
they choose to differ from the head OF
tho Iaachne as to candidates and
measures is a strong indication that
10 man is going to enjoy any OF the
nonors and emoluments of office unless
he bows to the mandates of the ma
tnme. no matter how great the sacta-
flee may be- If the people continue
to lend their aid to the jeff Davis ma
aeine it won't be long till they Will
amples of obnoxious political
in Arkansas such as has
va hann soph& in this or any
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Not satisfied with sWiping all the
pie distributed by the national admin.
istration. the Remmeites want a por-
| ton of the crumbs handed out by the
erratic governor of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

klrby-The little child Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. VIM. Self was put under the IN
t1uence of chloroform "Wednesday
evening and a piece of chalk extract
ed from its nose by Dr. Burch. which
had been in there for several DAYS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
- Date II History April 30.

-i-CheYaIier Rayarl last Of the knights
errant, d.ed in Italy; bern l4l5.
1623--Francs Xavier de IaValle MOntmo-
renc ,irst Canadian Roman Catholic
bishop, born in l.aValc France: died
l70S
1872 John Count de 'fily, famous Imper-
alist soldier In The Thirty Years war,
died.
1662 Mary II. Of Ensiand. eorseft of Viii
lisrn OF Ofense. turn, dsed 1Ggi.
17S9 (ieorge WASHINGTON ieaagafated first
urasqent at New YORK,
A1S5l tJamcs Montgomery, Etitish poet
died; born liz
Gustav fsreitas. the popular German
novelist agtnoa OF '.3@N una I4ahen"
aud Other notable works. Iiel q. Wies-
alen born 1876
l9i1 xspresiuont \ ra&er iss}l. Qcana.
don Serde. ins ai r.'ttisn subi2Gtssto
leave Nc H'4ansfs.2l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

Advertising rates made known on
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

OFFICE: 900 West Barraque Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

The Democrats Of Kentucky are fear
full that the man who shot Coebcl has
been found-iittle Rock State Repllb.
ican
They are not near so frightened over
it as the Republicans, especially the
Republican colony in Indiana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30

1t is noted that in the numerous
changes of the worlds fair board that
no Republicans are appointed to fill
the vacancies caused by removal ard
signation-Little Rock State Repub
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-30
! and

oiu
oefore it \
be 1000, 900 ' have
years have eoavis fer
ceased e. '''sa supreme dieta-
1.ooo,Ccs. rs he only
haverai INCLINATION Of
AtiHian in doing so,
~, nerp professional pol
the most pronoune-
not e Graphic Sc
hrate,e is endowed
NJ. Of statesman
will ble MIN 20 lise
tw dinary profession
IL were his desire
elud his natura, ele-
aa: hard tor him
Ssss' 'isns' at"rs) lie e, is
minuts only IL the
tieth e inafnations,
IN Hea mal "fn'pr0mis-
warn the
Governor
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-04-10

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Garrison enter
tanned a party of young people from
your city on Saturday eve Those in
the party were, Misses Nelly Ward,
Caroline Garrison and Bernice Johnson
and Messrs. Roy Nash, Fred Roenius.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Aucutt and Miss
Myrtle moved Monday to your city
where they will make their home.
We regret to see this family leave us
and hope they Will enjoy life in your
city.
The Brazeau Bros. Geo. and w A.
have their lots nicely graded DOW
which add greatly to the general
appearance Of their already neat
homes.
Miss Mae Oleson went to Merrill
last week and accompanied her mother
home. Mrs. OleSOn had been in the
hospital there for several weeks.
Chas Eberhart is erecting d house
for himself and family in your city
and expect to move there before many
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Noel and children spent
Saturday in your city at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. La
Madeline.
The Misses Lou Woodwork of
PittSville and Cora Pratt of your city
were callers at the W. A. Brazeau
home on Thursday.
M. and Mrs. W. Fl. II. Edwards of
your city spent last Thursday as guests
of their daughter, Mrs. w. A. Brazeau.
The Sunday School is still in a
healthy condition and all who attend
seem to enjoy it very much.
JOS Corriveau and friend stopped
here to pay visit to their friends
Tuesday.
I. Fl. Lewis occupied the pulpit
here Monday eve, Rev. Peterson being
in Milwaukee on a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Brazeau spent
Tuesday eve in NekOOSa visiting
relatives and transacting business.
Mr.. w. J. Aucutt sold his horse and
carriage to E. I'll. Harris.
Hugh Miscoll made his regular trip
home Sunday returning same evening.
Hugh Boyle was a Nekoosa visitor
Monday eve.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-04-10
BABCOCk.

r. T. Stachely of MarShfeld-a
representative of the International
CORES p0ndence schools of Scranton,
Pa, was in Babcock Monday and Tues
day, looking after the interests Of his
school.
Mrs. Geo. Oldfield expects to depart
soon for Washington, d. c., where
she will visit a couple of months
Mr.. Oldtield will accompany her as far
as Chicago.
Miss Belle Akey returned Monday
morning from TOmah. where she spent
her Easter vacation as the guest Of
Mrs. Fleetwood Francis.
George J. Kuckucll, who is brakes
man is assisting in the machine shop
this week; they being little shIrJ #
men.
Prof. n. B. Wagner of Nekoosa
spent Saturday and Sunday in
BabcOck, the guest of friends.
School opened again Monday after
having been closed one week OF
account of the Easter vacation.
Miss Nina Gillette expects to
remain here with her stock Of millin-
cry goods the rest of this week.
Miss Laura Emmons went to Grand
Rapids Tuesday on and came
back on 2.
Bert Law visited friends and rela-
tives at Grand Rapids on Saturday.
Miss Nina Gillette spent Monday
evening in Necedah.
Andrew Lambert of TOmah was
with US a short time on Tuesday.