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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
SOME PosTSCRIPTs.

The British Ban RICH, which recently got into SO
much trouble in South America after the late
Queen Victoria The Ce OF Scotland had made no pro-
vision in their language for regnne queen, and "reh
pronounced ree) is Gaelic for king way found
of the difficulty and ban preixed; the word sig
nying fair or woman that Ban RICH means woman
king
The committee appointed TO select design for the
ment in Detroit TO the late Hazen S Pngree sometime
OF Michigan has adopted the project Rudolf
SchwarE of Indianapolis in which the governor repre-
sented seated in heavy office chair The pose ex-
preston generally suggest close attention,
The famous hopice Of the Grand ST Bernard Pass will
probably be abandoned in the future The
that when the tunnel of the Jura- Simpon railway com
peted il will take all the traffic which formerly through
the pass during the months.
The "od Lady of Threadneedle street is smoking too
much London health officer has declared the Bank
of England is nuisance of the smoke coming
from its chmneys.
The shortage in pig iron has caused the puddle mills of
the Hazeton plant OF the Republic Iron Steel company
at Youngstown, Ohio, to close down,
The New York Society OF Colonial Wars will be ad-
dressed by woman next Monday for the first time in its
history, Miss Mary Worseu will read paper ON lanes
Wolfe, the Hero OF Quebec a business meeting OF the
society.
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Beauty of the raImud.

To the Editor OF The Houston Post
Houston, Texas. March aI.-On your editorial page OF
yesterday article headed Fish Stories in the
Bahyonsn Falmud which leaves the impression that that
great work contains hsh stories and chronicles of i'm
memorial serpent Now il the intention Is to say
that the stories and chronicles of the Tamud not
facts the writer of the article in error Any one IA
miar with the spirit and Of that great work knows
that the stories and chronicles are not intended
actual facts but PARALLELS conveying lessons remeu
wing OF great eagle had touched the Black Sea and caused
the death OF 10000 and children This state
ment OF course untrue literally but in the light az
history Il meant that the feather "a pen) touched IN nk
he Black Seal, in the hands of the OF Russia whose
standard IS the eagle signed decree causing the death Of
SO many people, The Iamud should be read with the
same means Of Interpretation. Whoever takes its stories
literally loses the beauty and force of its lessons and
msludseS inc WORK b, FIELD.
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Review good paper under the management Of Black
shear McNar hut under the management Of Andrews
Blaekshear Il is a peach
Rudyad Kipng has extended his august disapproyai to
ms i county Sorry Ruddy really mean to be good
some American is likely after the mudded shoat with
picket
Opportunity sighted docs not return This old say
ing should be borne in mind while the creamery project is
before us.Yodkum Herald
Also the old saying "one good ehun deserves another
Prince Henry has sailed for Germany but James Stephen
Hogg continues holding London down and still srenuousy
refuses to add knee breeches to his wardobeBydn Eagle
Ii King Ed doesn't want James monopoize all Of the
attention he would do well to send him home.
It is stated that President Roosevelt is warming up"
formidable opponent Tor the nomination in 1904 and
ward appearanees.-~Ordnge Daily Tribune.
Probably Roosevelt is just nudgng up close enough
soak him good and hard when the time
Miles Is said to have trucked Roosevelt after the
gave nun such tongue ashing about the Schey but it
doesn't to have done him any good happy say
Roosy continues to turn him downKdrnes County Neys.
And he will now have put up the ruckle OF his life if
he would escape being retired
For his brilliant conquests in America where he r-
banquet tables Admiral Prince Henry IS to be- the recipient
highly distinguished honors AS rank and title he is
already at the top OF the ladder But he command
fleets in exhibition msneuver and that distinction
never accorded Blake NesonS dewey SchleyBsGnmont
Daily Journal.
Exhibition maneuvers never held any charms for the
gentlemen named anyhow Their stronghold the real
thing.
II
Dogwood blossoms wavin down by the sylvan stream
Upon whose placid bosom the srbeam dance and gleam
barefoot boy with hook an line sittin the groun
Natchln OF his hshin' cork a-bobbn' up an down;
soon the cork goes under and you hear a shout
The boy has landed high an dry big oil speckled trout
-Yoaknp Daily Times
Oh hush up Amt it hard enough to be tied here to a
desk without being etcrnay reminded OF what we are miss
ing?
Mock Duck, Chinaman, is trial in New York and
several OF the witnesses will be the blood of
chickens as is the Chinese The reports OF the
hdehie Mirror
And when the trial ended Mock Duck will doubtless
a ding
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EDITORIAL PlCKUPS.
a gone gosling

There another $4,000 fire in Illinois yesterday Fl
Paso business and property will probably have
their insurance rates raised again.-El Pdso Times.
The man who makes enemy may be good
man, but the impression he will make in the world will be
like scratching with bar OF soap--HdiietStlRs
Herald.
Charity is most excellent thing but the way it is gen
orally run it is bad Almost daily every town
and city IN the State is beseged by parties money
used for the other good object These solicitors dress
we'll stop perfoce the best hotels and enjoy all OF the
Injuries that the common Of travellers have As A
consequence, when the the the
month has all that has hcen given keep the solicit
tors the road. This is guesSwork, but the truth.
Something should be done regard the matter else the
spring from which flows the of cash that keen
many comfort will dry One the best methods
that could be desired would be place the number of
solicitors under legal and limit the mum
her OF these sefeleced charitable gathercrs-Cmero
Star.
The Chicago who wrote poem and then killed him
self died perfectly natural and iusthablc death but as he
did destroy the poem before shutting this mortal coil
he ought have been refused Christian buria-Pay i'd
vocdc.
Former AtgeId Of Illinois dies pleading for
the Beers Charity begins at home The Fipiuos are Of
the United States and deserve FIRST observation-disclosures
Record
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HOUSTON, TEXAS, SUNDAY MARCH %, 1902.
So PAGES TO-DAY.
APPEAL TO PREJUDICE.

The Stewart campaign has resolved itself into an
appeal to class prejudice which is tho demagogue'a
FIRST and last resort Unable to meet the charges Of
extravaganza brought against the ring. Of which Mr.
Stewart is the product and the future hope. unwilling
to promise the slightest reform in expense conduct
of municipal government and utterly contompuous OF
the public demand for an accounting of stewardship
his orators are exercising all their arts in attempting
to stir up class hatred against Colonel Holt and few
of his supporters whose sole onenso is that they have
gentcel nlanners wear decent clothes and have pros
perod in business. They hone to excite the enyous
opposition of the laborng classes and to arouse the
disconnected who are a part of every community.
or an the vices OF American practical poltics This
IS tho basest and most harmful and the man who re-
sorts TO it Is nothing le,, than public enemy Teach.
ing hatred of the prosperoug ia as dangerous in it's
vav as teaching hatred Of government If one leads
10 anarchy the other tends mo loss certainty io ma
terial and social chaos n 4 an omen question vbo,b
ar the demaror,o nj mis- trne is not as dangerous
the anarebiat for oDarrhsn is so hidoous that If ro
pels while dcmagogy is SO insdious that it decofyca
and demorazes the ,pwery
The men who are preacbing class hatred in this
campaign are men Of ptelronco and they thoronrblv
,,ndoyst,,d tho ,,yiI fr,., ,f ,,rf,,, 800, a, , 20 A.,
cord They are men of affairs and Will themselves
share in the havoc, of disorder which tbov invite
Tbey can not b., EXCUSED NJ, b nrotarsc Of i,roro,co
or on tho ponr pIoa or lack of noreopa1 ntorcst rh
are simpl, naddened NV tb ,ssa,,,,s roa5o Do ,oir
political records and in thot resentment are soo,io.
a semblsnee Of y,ndeation At the oxnensc Of the So
cial peace Of This eity They are usinc dangeron.
weanon-they are PLAYING with areand n there wor,
no other reason for defeating them this should u,
enough to condemn them in the mind Of every though,
fu citizen.
7, .4r crv that Holt is nm aristocrat and T.; ,o,
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

ms country setting too Every time this editor
gets load OF household goods on the read from, IL
begins to ran.--SaH ARgslo Press -
How many loads Of household goods i, an editor usually
supposed to havel
he new ameer Of Afghanistan announces that he will o,
heInI MISSIONARIES TO operate in his country EydentIy
yGdo CiiseIH - ~ 'N' ''"ey'---So'o-
Whe'ner ne does or not in taking the stand mentioned no
certainly exhibits great deal of friendship for America
y -
The Nayasota Weekly Review has entered upon The ninth
year OF is existence and has celebrated the event b nl.
an order Tor asv and vtodsts prsss and foidss. tbs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
MALICE TOWARD GENERAL MILES.

Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles. the ranking
officer OF the OF the United States has reason TO
feel himself badly used by the administration First
he receives double reprmand for expressing an opn,
orabe to Admiral schley second he is refused
sion to 80 to the Philippines; third he is
threatened with the bill providing for a general stan
fer the army which will cut away most of his author
ity It is stated that General Miles told the senate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-23
TAMPERTNG WITH TRIEr . DC
A WOODLAND STREAM

know woodland stream that vvena
An ainless way through moss ana ~,
know its various dips and bends fi <.
Where on its bosom, like featb.r
crisp brown leat-of some snom. TSy
The parlous fimsy, dancing shsllon I'M
Goes swiftly dashng through the foam
And down the rapids at gallop
And know, past the rapids sween
broad and many bouldered eroov.
So deep the waters to sleep
And in their slumber scarce 10 NOV.
Huge boulders tossed by giant hands
Form grottoes in the shady deens
And there the perch with golden band,
And there the bass and graynr slcen.
And there the speckled beauty hides.
The trout, deep in the rocky pool
He leaps and bareS his shining side.
Then in the depths so dim and cool
He sinks and sulks meath the bank
Whose shrubbery leans above the stre,~
Or midst the flags and grasses rank
He hides in some dark nook TO dream
But what all my boyhood worth
If had mastered not the art
OF making to lure him forthp
All have seen the waters part
Have felt him tug, and the fash
OF his broad sides against the skyi
Then thrilled to feel the sken lash
Grow loose or tauten with each try
All yes know stream like that
And know all-absorbng wish
To loll ease where once sat
And fashion flies to lure the fish
Or lie beneath the cloud hecked skies
Beside the silent woodland stream
And, with my hat to shade my eyes
Doze one whole day; just doze and dream.
The kaiser had two battleships 20 out 70 r.., ~
Henry and it is said that their sole ammunition wa. 49,
settler. 01'
a Madame Gadski complains bitterly that 81. !, =.
young to be prma donna. This is too badsk but i.
should cheer up; she'll be 70 of these days w
A bill before the Massachusetts Mill
vides for the licensing of cats but doubtless all cal, Yin
look alike TO the who throws the bootjack ~
Moros in the Philippines threatened to revolt rather a.,
give bits of skin to be grated fellow Moro who y,
bitten by crocodile The Moro be TOO fy 70, Al,
games.
Parents in Jamesburg N j. want one Of I'll. ,o.,, 49,,
discharged because she declines open school with A.
Lords prayer The only thing that makes it worthy Of M
is that it occurs in New Jersey.
THREE LITTLE INJUNS.
An Indian maid, an Apache,
Whose chic and quite cache
Once gave quick shrug
As she reached for bug,
And said "My but that makes me feel scrachee
Another sweet maiden, Sioux,
Said What in the world doux?
The sands full of feas;
One can never find cas-;
It's no joke when ! say feel blioux"
Then up spoke warrior, Crow,
And he said You maidens should gov
Get d fat bacon riud,
If you feel find
And be creased, from your crown to your tow
* = N1s}ff
Bobs says he feels uneasness affairs In Souii
Africa II Kitchener home and the happy posses
Of 100000 il is doubtful if he would feel uneasy
Postmaster Coyne of Chicago has been accused Of Dis
charging for political The charge may result
in Roosevelt Tipping Coyne.
u X i = s.
Now he sneaks along the by-ways,
And his look is sad and drear
He is wondering what twill cost him
For his wifey's Easter gear
J. M. LEVITT
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Excused for Cause.
New York Weekly

New York Weekly.
udsehave you formed any prejudice aSains. the prs
onerl ~ F''s'
IuYmsn.-I have seen some newspaper pictures OF him
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CORRESPONDENCE Of any description. whtiher ~
fended for ne Bas'4sss Q, Editorial prpsrent should e
tidpGl aud all eheeks drafts orders etc., Vdde pay
colo 10 The HousroS PRiNTNC CoNrANY."
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II the Crumpacker idea with reference to the pronod %
duenoa OF representation in congress OF those Southern
States which have disranched the ignorant negro IS ba
through the house, the fight in the ranks of the re,b,;
over the matter OF relief for Cuba may be held who'll,
spensble here is absolutely no doubt that the rsnhl;
leaders had fully made up their minds TO shelye the >
packer plan and to allow it to die natural death tn
speaker was opposed to it, was Cannon of Illinois ana
numerous other brilliant lights on the republican side
sort OF periunetory interest taken in the nlan ne m
evidenced by the slim attendance the several caueuss
to consider the matter, and the Crumpaeker resolution
wang Tor the appointment of a committee TO look int ~
whole case would have been brought TO liobt - a.
mouse mad not become apparent the leaders that SOM
concessions must be made in order 70 bring back ir ~
iolds the so-eaed Insurgents who in Difference 70 ~
Wshes OF their beet sugargrowng constituencies Ye. -
tempting 10 defeat all plans to reduce the tariff IN Cb
pe" ne necessity being realized and the imnoance 80
ny s,'st appreciated the concessions were made Hood
% ana the other leaders conferred with Crumpacr and ~;
uuMes round that the cause of Cuban relief would he
Sle@lY aued some attention were given the red,cti
usa and acted accordingly As stated In rbe Post ~
sunday morning, the committee on rules which 49,;
'l controls legislation Of all kinds in the house djS
PV tue providing Tor the consideration OF The Co.,
packer resolution Whether or not Iris reninds ~ ~ u,
Sys Inen torse bills and the bloody shirt" were 80 I
~ eN9ehSe WIZ be pushed 10 logical Conclusion s ,b
; W-sh san NOT DC answered this time The geaess,
Is lhat little OF nothing tangible will he dom o.
OF Az the circumstances surrounding the case hn, ~
~ tne Republicans in the premises shows verv ni;
re-. 70 which they will so accomplish their cr
- AarHuA WnLlAxs,
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Mock Duck, Chinaman, is trial in New York and
several OF the witnesses will be sworn on the blood of
chickens as is the Chinese The reports OF the
trial read like proceedings OF the poultry eNchangeWarG-
hdohie Mirror.
And when the trial ended Mock Duck will doubtless be
a gone costing.
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
Nos. IDOL 11oS HOS, 1907 and 1909 Franklin Avenue.
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The man who makes enemy may be good
but the impression he will world will be
like scratching stone with bar OF soap.Halics1lRs
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FOREIGN OFFfCES-Easteru business Office. -, a. IS,
e. a. q Tribune building New York tLhe 3 G Beekg 5
5 { Beckwlth Special Agency Office OF Washington tor
respondent, Room Amos btlding IAlo 9 street. ~ w
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Battered the Posfcfee at Houston Tsrot Second Class
1fdu Matter.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Education of the Northern Arizona Normal School, at their office in the Normal building, June ,, 1902 for the completion of part of the base ment of said building. Plans and speci- fications may be s}sr at the Arizona Central Bank. The Board reserves the privilege of rejecting any or all bids.
 A. A. BUTTON, Secy. Flagstaff, A. T., May l5, 1902.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-31
Home Mi..,on Meeting.

The half yearly meeting of the Home Mission was held at the home of the president, Mrs. J. E. Jones. with an attendance of twenty-five members.
 Aid has been given one family dur ing the last quarter and two cases of illness reported. There is now mem- bership of ninety-nine. Four new names were received. Dues collected, $7.6O. It is trusted that all cases of illness, where the society may be of service, will be reported to the presi- dent; also any contributions of clothing.
 There are ten districts into which the town is divided, with committee of two persons for visitation in each.
 Music and light refreshments fol- lowed the business portion of the meet ing.
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National Educational Association.

Annual meeting at Minneapolis, Minn., July : to II. 1902 For the above occasion tickets will be sold from Flag staff to Minneapolis and return at rate of $59.05. Dates of sale, July 3 and 4. Tickets will be good for return leaving Minneapolis or St. Paul not earlier than July 8 nor later July l4, except that by depositIng itiekets with joint agent not earlier than July 8 or later than July IA, and upon payment of a fee of 50 cents ldt time of deposit, return limit will be extended to leave Minne- apols or St. Paul up to and including
 September l, 1902. All tickets will be limited to continuous passage in each direction, going trip to commence on
 day of sale and return trip on date of execution. George E. Sullivan, agent.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-31
Lik. . Drowning Man.

"Five years ago disease the doctors called dyspepsia took hold of me that l could scarcely go," writes George &. Marsh, well-known attorney of Nocona, Tex. ''l took quantities of pepsin and other medicines, but nothing helped me. As drowning man grabs at a straw I grabbed at Kodol/ felt an improvement at once and after few bottles am sound and we'll" Kodol is the only preparation which exactly re- produces the natural digestive juices, and consequently is the only one which digesis any good food and cures any form of stomach trouble. w. H. Tim erboff.
The Coconino sun., 1902-05-31
Don't Start Wrons.

Don't start the summer with a finger ing cough or cold. We all know what summer cold" is. It's the hardest kind to cure. Often it hangs on through the entire season. Take it in hand right now. A few doses of One Minute Cough Cure will set you right. Sure cure for coughs, colds, croup. grip, bronchitis, all thre6t and lung troubles. dren like 1t. "One Minute Cough Cure is the best cough medicine I ever used" {" says J. H. Bowles, Groveton, N. H. "I never found anything else that acted so safely and quickly" w. H. Timer hOff. f
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Holds Vp Q consressmAn.

"At the end of the campaign, "writes Champ Clark. MissoIri's brilliant con- gressman, "from overwork, nervous tension, loss of sleep and constant speaking had about utterly collapsed. 1t seemed that all the organs in my body were out of order. But three bottles of Electric Bitters made me all right. It's the best all-arOund medi- cine ever sold over druggists coun- ter." Overworked, rup down men and weak, sickly woHsh gain splendid health and vitality from Electric Bit ters. Try them. Only 5Oc. Guaran- teed by all druggists.
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Brisht's Disease.

The largest sum ever paid for pre- scription chaoged hands in San Fran cisco, Aug. 20, 1901. The transfer in- volved in coin and stock SIP, ,500.00 and was paid by party of business men for a specific for Bright's Disease and Dia- betes, hitherto incurable diseases.
 They commenced the serious investi- gation of the specific Nov. l5, 1900. They interviewed scores of the cured and tried it out on its merits by putting over three dozen cases on the treatment and watching them. They also got physicians to name chronic, incurable cases, and administered it with physi- sicians for judges. Up to Aug. 9, eighty-seven per cent of the test cases were either well or progressing favor ably.
 There being but thirteen per cent of failures. the parties were satisfied and closed the transaction. The proceed ings of the investigating committee and the clinical reports of the test cases were published and will be mailed free on application. Address John J. Fulton Company, 42O Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.

In the matter of the Estate of Leonidas Hill.
 deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Hugh E. Camp bell has filed in this court his petition praying that he be appointed administrator of the estate of Leonidas Hill, deceased. and that letters of administration be granted to him. and that the same will be heard on Saturday the 3lst day of May, A. D. 1902, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the court room/of said court. in Flagstan. county of Cocbdino. Territory of Arizona and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted. Dated May l5, 1901. N. c. LAYTON.
 Clerk. First publication May 17.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FLAGSTAFF, Aria, May :, 1901,
 The firm of P. R. WeatherfOrd X Co. composed of P. R. Weatherford and Dr. c. F. Roberts, has this day by mutual consent been dissolved. P. R. Weath. erford has retired from the firm. Dr. c. F. Roberts assumes all obligations of the firm and will ssftls all indebted ness of the firm. All parties owing the firm will please callS at an early date and settle the same with P. R. Weath- erford, who will receipt them in full.
 P. R. WATERPROOF. , l06 DR. c. F. ROBERTS.
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Successful Home.eeIer.. E.oursions.

In an interview yesterday with lead. ing official of the Santa Fe passenger department he stated that the late winter and early spring homeseekers' excursions to the Southwest had been remarkably we'll patronized. Hundreds of persons took advantage of the low rates. While some merely went for a visit among friends, many were so de. lighted with the country that they will soon return to settle on farm, engage in mercantile business, run stock ranch or pick out location for their boys.
 The greatest rush was to Oklahoma; but Kansas received large share of travel, and goodly number were at tracted by the rich mines and irrigated lands of Colorado, New Mexico, Ari. zona and California. The PecOs, Ark ansas and San Joaquin valleys attracted great interest, and several large colo. nies will settle there. The Santa Fe freight department reports an unusu- ally heavy traffic in emigrant movab!es.
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World Wide ReputAt,on.

Whites Cream Vermifuge has achieved a worldwide reputation as being the best of all worm destroy CTS, and for its tonic influence on weak and unthrifty children, as it neutralizes the acidity or sourness of the stomach, i'm proves their digestion and assimilation of food, strengthens their nervous sys- tenn and restores them to the health, vigor and elasticity of spirits natural to childhood. 25c at the Pioneer Drug Store.