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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
Zuch w"}y hakatysta.

Zuch w~}y hakatysta.
z Borku " Poznanskiem pl-
sza:
w tych dniach wyjecha} "a
urlvpem tutejszy kom,sarz obwo~
dowy p. v. Brause. Czy pan ten
wr6ci kiedykolwiek ma sw6j
miejscowY pr sterunek, 0 tenn wat
pia nawet jego polityczni przyja~
cicle. Pad}- on ofara zapoczatkowa-
nego przez wielkiego meza stanu a
przez jego adherent6w coraz bar
dziej observation-disclosures sic sy-
stemu hajze ma Polak6w. Pan v
Brause, by}y leitnant pruski, ODE
JAZZ urzad pc by}ym kapitanle,
przeuiesionym " tym samym cha
rakterze 'dnia l kwietnia do Gniez~
ma. Zdawaio sig nam, re pan lei
tnant, to czfow'ek bardzo glad
kich form i spodziewad sic naleza-
10, re dobrze wychowany (ojclec
jego by{, czy jest j~eszcze %jenera:
lem) p6idzie przyuajmniej W neu~
tralne SHADY swego' poprzednlka.
Jak grubo sic pomylilismy, dowo-
dza tego nastepuJaoe drastyczne
wypadkl.
Wedle odwiecznego zwyczaju
odbywala sic W dzien Bozego Cia-
Ia IA rynku mieiskim uroczysta
procesYa. Pan %lejtnant, bedqc Y
goscinle u mlejscowego weteryna-
RIA, roz}ozywssy SIG wygodnie "
1oknie, (w kapeluszu n . g}owie j :
cygarem " ustach) prsypatrywa}
sic ostentacyjnie pochodowi. Kiedy
nastepnle fsiadz przejeadza} przez.
rynek do chorego 2 wijatyklem,
burnistrx j weterynarz. ostatni
ewangellk, schronili ale do obok
stojecego hotelu, ale pan lejtnant,
jake drugi carnap. przybral posta.
wprost wy.ywajsea, y l.pslu-
..s.l'u NJ glowie ! cygarem y 'us 1, !
:podparls.y sie pod boki rozsta~
lwviwszy sEe,roko nogi. stal dop6li
a laisdis I oo.u esoz ne .,1n,iil.,nlaslI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
Z Prus Polskich.

Z Prus Polskich.
Z ARM11. = 2 pod War
temborka pisza: Gas sw. mlsyl
u mas sig sakohcsyi j oby jak nal
lepsze przynidsl owoce. By'em XII
ka razy ms, polskich Daakaoh
ksiezy M,svonarzy i bardso mi SIC
one podoba}y. Jeden tylko sarzut
uwazam "a nlesluszny, ale sadzee,
he zrobil nam 60 ks. Misyonarz ola
tego, ze ME zna{ tutejszych sto'
sunk6w ami naszego ludu. Oto
we czwartek pc po}udniu ma oauce
wo}al ks. Misyonarz: Zgin'ecle,
zginiecie zw}aszc,a Wy Polacy,
DO ME szanujecie' waszych ksiezy.
Co do Warmii, to z reka ma
sercu stw1erdzl6 moge, re w{asnle
nasz lud polski tax ksiezy. szanuje'
lax nigdzie indziej j Nlemcy NIGGA
sic tego cd mas dcpiero uczyc
Me mog}em sig dowiedziec, czy
ma niemieckiej nauce tel ks. Missy
onarz wo}a}: wy Niemcy zgin'e~
Gle. DO ME szanujecle waszy en-
ksiezy! Moim zdaniem, by}oby to
sic tam lepiej przyda}o. Zreszta ma
M,svi W Gietrzwa}dzle polscy Missy
onarze z Gal,cyi w}asnie wystepo'
wall przeciw oddawaniu "a wlel
kiepo uszanowaula. Jeden z mich
wo{a{: Kto re szacunku chce ranle
ca}owac W reke, ten MECH leple]
sobie kupi HAWAI- mlesa i ten cafu-
ie, be reka jest tez tylko kawa-
lem miesa czfowleczego. Widocz.
ME 6w ks. Misyonarz zna} dobrze
nasz lud, jego pokore i uszarowa-
ME, wiec gani} mu nswet 70 well
kie ! niewolnicze oddawanie SEA-
cunku.
w czasie m,syi zauwazyc by
10 mona, jak wlelka przewage co
do liczby ma j~eszcze " tych stro
mach lud polski, Cho6 ma ME
mieckie kazania chodzlli nietylko
sami Niemcy, ale i tacy "tsJn"
Polaczkowle, co to sobie lekcewa>
ia sw6j jezyk polski lnb ma POI po''
nlemiecku rozumieja, to jednak ma
polskich kazaniach .ludu byfo
zawsze przynajmniei dziesieo razy
tvle, 90 ma niemieckich- Podpasc
iednak kazdemu masia{a miesza-
nina, jaka sic skutkicm germapiza-
cyl ma polskiej warmth wytwarza.
Wielka czes6 z tych, co siuchall
nauk polskich, zwlaszcza m}odzlez'
pc nauce wyclagga1a niemieckle
ksiazki do nabozehstwa. Ze take
Il. - 4
odczytywanie modlitH tylko usta-
mi chwa}y Bozej ME przyspozY Il
pozytku nie przyniesie. o tenn
pewnie nitk ME watpi. Ubolewac
wiec nalezy, re ia germanlzacya !
nlezdrowa m~iyszapina wytwarza
sic coraz bardziej ma Warm'i,
g}ownie przez przyggotowywanle
dzieci po1skich pc niemiecku do
Sakramcut6w sw., do c1ego n,este-
ty. nawet niek,6rzy duchowni rekl
p~rzyk}adaja, Zobojstuienie v wierze
ho1z:e takieco postvpowania skut-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24
sKURCZ NJ zeszly czwartek

sKURCZ " zee.szEllyJ c ','E,rel
pred poludn,em wybuchnl} ogieh =
p,s;edsioiels pana J6zef. Kamih-
skiego ~ wybudowan'u kt6ry
zniszczyl dom miessltIaalny, stodofs
i scope; tylko inwenntarz zdo 'ba
wyratowa6. ogien przean,i6st sle na
sas,ednie budynki panna Pomiar-
5skiego spalila sig stodo}a, ssopa !
chlew; ! wYjatkiem domu m'ess~
kalnego inwentarza, kt6rzy 20
stall wyratowany. obydwaj posie-
dziolele ponosza dotkliwe straty'
poniowaz nisko byli zaPezpieczenl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-24

z ~Poznahskiego.
LIST GONCZY "a Plasecks,
kt6ry og}asza plerwszy prokurator
" Gnieznie, brzmi jak nizej:
,,Przeciw zonie murarza. Nepomu
Genie P%iaseckiej z Wrzesni, uro~
dzonej W pazdz r. 1850 " Miaskowie,
W powiecie Gredzkim, kt6ra uc,ekla,
ma bye wykonans kara wiezienna,
wynoszaca 2 lata l6 miesiecy, kt6~
ra zawyrokowa}a prawomocnie II
Izba karna sadu ziemianskiego W
Gnieznle ma posiedzeniach z dnia
IA, Is, Is ito listopada r.. 1901.
Uprasza sic o jej aresztowanie i
oddanie jej do najblizszego wie-
zlenia sadowego.
DZIECKO wrzesinskie "a graz
MICA. Bronis{awa Smidowacz6wna,
jak wiadomo najwybitniejsza gra-
laca role miedzy dziecmi wrzesin-
skiemi, zpsjduje sic juz "a granicae.
BANK zlemski nabyi " tYch
dniach majatek Gosclejewo " OBJ
sxarze oko}o 1900 m6rg " powie.
Gle kozminskim cd p. N. Chelmlc-
kieko i majatek Sarbinowo W OBJ
szarze okolo 1900 m6rg W rowiecie
Cd p. B. Kowalskiego.
KARA sadowa "a piesn poll.
ska. Pred izba karna W Pile sta
wal " sobote ~oskarzony 0 granie
ma harmonice pie6ni ,,Jeszcze Pol
ska ME zgine}a' ubogi, pd1ociem-
nialy Michal Lis : Margonihsk1ej
Wei i w}asciciel Michs1 Kaczc-
rowski, ktdry 6piewa} te pie6n.
Pierwszego skazano ma 10 marek, ;
drug,ego ma SO marek iary. ponie-
wazj zlaniem sadu, ,.zak}6cili spo-
kdj publiczny." 4!
POzNAN. Ksiate Ludwik
bawarski, n~ajstarszy syn ksieoia
Luitpolda, pr1ys1iy kr6l baw.r-
Pr.yrret1 swdj pr.yjazd q
PEo oman, podo.as pobytn cesar1 =
,i I'as.i ! lEd's -
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Yoakum Locals.

Yoakum. Texas, April 25.-The Yoakur
Compress company is making their last ri
for the season today. The past season b,
been very prosperous one with them.
A called meeting of the city council va
held Wednesday night with Mayor H. Til
bic presiding, at which time the lcti 10
the Iormcr council IS passing a resouls
TO t5kc up $1,000 OF the city's funding boIa
WAS approved.
The ladies of the Episcopal church Al
nounce bazaar 70 be given April
and 30.
At meeting of tho Yolkum ClerS;
union Wednesday night The following on
GERS were elected: President, j. Il, Dedi
vice presidents. r. A. Hunter aud III
Tom; recording secretary, N, W. MAJ
thcWS: nuaucial secretary. Allison Turn.l
Treasures. u. y. Fitch.
The Ioakum improvement compans.
making some Improvements In theiT IN
wires in the business part Of town.
Mr.. r. &. R0ns ana family recently Z
FL Paso. nave returned to Ioikum and WI
IN future make this place their home,
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Palestine, Tcxps. April %. ~,
nor has sold out the Faulkner 5o,o, !,
VIII remove with his family 10 colro,S,
CITY Marshal Griffin. from z,,a
brought his Younger brother here IL !,
hospital to undergo operation for onn,.1
Gus. The operation proved f,ta Iippe y
prlnln died and the remains We're c,,s =
10 I'arle last night. s1i''
Rev. II: 5. Stuart, formerly nssto, :,
fetors church, this city. but now If u a. 4
ION, is visiting his many friends no. is'
Mrs. A. II. Howard is eypectn1 ~.
from Dallas tonight. accompanied nv ~ \
Cousins. Colonel Black and wife Cold
Black was commissioner of pensions y my
Pr, dent Cleyellnd uu4
Pref. {. NJ. Moore. formerly connac
with the. Palestine public school. but NJ
residing In Dallas, has returned home m
pleasant visit to old friends here,
Il. A. Brule, an oil expert. mas return
from Beaumont.
District court convened here Mopds
Special vCnires were called In three mn
der caspr. The ease OF William Lancsst
Of Houston county. murder In first deUe
was called for the 18th.
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Bio Canal Finished.

Jennings, La, April %, The work on d
Mayyill Canal Company's rice plantaua
that has been in progress all this whit
has heen finished. The canal that supple
the water to the pumps has been wldele
aud dcepencd several feet. so that Dafse
can lie brought up to the plantation 20 \
loaded and the rice shipped to market 9
the river. In addition to the great SAVE ~
In the expense In shipping, this after Y
provcment gives the company an allhosI !.
exhaustible water supply. Inc seeunus
with but few exceptions, has been hal.ae
and the seasons pumping will propapH V
gin the first of the month.
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Dead Man Identified.

Beaumont Texas, April 25.-This morn.
lng's Post announced the death OF man
on the southern Pacific bridge caused by
the castbound train running over him at
midnight.
For a time today It seemed that the man
could not be Identified and he was held At
the underiaker's Office until 3 o'clock this
afternoon before his name became known.
This was through MIR. Horace G, Smith,
who states that his name IS Antonio Medina
and that he has wife and children at
SmllhNlie, Texas. kilograms have been
sent 70 that polnt. but this afternoon there
had been 40 reply.
The dead man Was lying alongside the
rails when he was struck aud The sharp
iron piece on the pilot is what inflicted the
fatal wound, which cut upward and into
the brain. He had numerous other bruises
on his hody, but they are thought 10 have
been caused by the fall from the top OF
the trestle. Death came instantly and be.
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Open Air Concert

=, beaumont, Texas, April 25,-Tonight the
Eagles band is giving the first omen mir con.
cert Is the new Keith park. and If is botn.,
attended by nearly 1000 people who aro
scattered through the park. some nron,o,, 90 :
h DT Iu' o.nefs seated on the long rows Of
lne benefit Of the public. ThIs Is '1 tgn LOT
-i,.o r'ainment OF any Kind tbnt ms ~,
aboni !hT5G or since the park was complsted
ciatiou ar ' nv , OF Two ago. aud tue appre,
Inv ~. y, lue PARK Is plainly shown tonigbt
~ Tue large crowd, That IRE sent ,'a ~
tu around IT, Mr. Keith accppted tbe 20 Nj IN
motiyes p sr G,1emmlssloncr out al patofic
would be something over s2S6SN nat h
no,ilpletlng It he took the money Sron, "a
tS ggNT reo and donated It to lie civ o" Es
unit ihe el ne p pc hayG !akcn Gp as a
~, s.'snt token NJ lhelt Kind feciin,, PFasN as
''''n VINO ala so much 10 improyp n ''r inc
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Lockhart Locals.

Lockhart, Texas, April 25.-Ths nel
Lockhart ice factory has commenced y
manufacture of ice. and all of this seSus
of country will now be supplied with lorA
halt refrigeration. A. corfei
The LockhaIt contingent TO the S toia,s
crate reunion returned home on wa ss %
train last night and are enthusias!tiv \" 81
scription of their various. individual I'm
pcriences at the great pallas rVn u MAE
Another railroad for LOckhart Is u uasi
serious discussion and Is among the pVs''
bllitics of the near future.
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rs, SO and si.oo.

not seen in thirty-one years v, -
Stephens of ThornJale met his ' W. ",
heie, whom he has not seen in n m1.l
oi years. These are only a few | y,
t tba den napP Gora meetings which occurred
ire. remains Of Mr.. John A c-,,a.
buried IN Norwood cemetery tbis s''nn v
AZ II 80. Deceased was Vol vol nlurn
throughout the county and was r,i Sl y
ny al. The funeral proccsson WEI "
Of the Longest seen here in serc,o Was
Many, Many friends from neighborlng towns "a
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NEW YoRK.-To avoid the neceSs'It KIM
every intending traveller procnrHIhasw Jerse
table, the Central Railroad OF Ne Wv weeI
has announced that within a Lev oen Ne
1t Will run hourly trains pe'"' m. 10
n. IN these trains will leave New s.r a
on the even hour, time easily i'D''
bered.
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seOesOseossso0s 100000;
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
Man Killed by Train Identified as
Antonio Medina.
CROSSES OF HONOR TO BE CONFERRED
On Veterans of the Lost Cause by the
Daughters Of the Confederaoy--Boen
Revival Is Nearing It's End

fee is at room ] ogden building. corner
Pearl aud Crockett southwestern tele.
phone 13i, with L. L. Nicely as business
representative and 4. W. Greer as CORE
sPondent. Subscriptions and advertise.
hcnt- or news items left at this address
WIN receive prompt attention Subscribers
having any cause for complaint as to de-
livery Of papers are requested 60 phone or
otherwise notify the of1iee promptly.
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heanmont' Texas, April a5.-romorror :.
VIII probably wind up the big Boen !"
vl'ai' which viii have been in progress hera
Two weeks at it's close Rev ]. b. Boen re -
been conducting this revival IN ,bs I a.
'sfeSt OF the Christian church OF this civ
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Bryan. rexes, Aprll Is. News was re-.
ceived here today by telephone message
from Searcv, Madison county. that Nuss
Emma Griffin Of that place had committed
suicide BY taking strychnine. DisappoInt.
melt In lore Is said to be the cause.
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A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DIsCOvERY

One small bottle OF Halls Great Discov-
cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles
removes gravel, cures diabetes. seminal
emissions. weak and lame backs, rheuma-
tism and all Irregularities OF the Kidneys
lates bladder troubles Ia children. II not
sold BY your druggist viii be sent by mall
on receipt OF 81. One small bottle is two
months treatment, aud win cure any case
above mentioned DR.. 70. w Bali, sole
manufacturer H. o. Box $40. st. Louis, No.
Send for testimonials. Sold by all drug.
gl6ts
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DR.. TE8AGElEa'S Liver AND BLOOD SYPI
CURES TO STAY CURED. rs, SO ana sioo sssS

He is a business man of Fort Worth rs
well as Il preacher aud takes great pride
In stating that he j. the business man
preacher. lie attributes this fact to hi
being able to sec the ways Of the world
better than he might otherwise and to his
success rs n rcviValist he attributes this
as his advantage.
He will hold three services tomorrow,
beginning With the II o'clock service, then
in the afternoon and again ut night. He
has converted q great many SO far and
the prospect of numerous additions to his
church tomorrow are fattcring
Ncw2 Notc9
Beaumont, Texas, April 25.-The steamer
Lawrence will take a big party down the
river tomorrow, afternoon. The trip win
have been taking large crowds down every
night fer the last three.
County Judge y. i. Wheat has been
very busy Yesterday and today with the
noninry civil docket. The cases are very
Important, amounting In damages to con
siderable sums but the court IS not
watched here like II Is In other counties
because the Beaumont people have grown
accustomed TO dealing only in figures with
thousands
Twenty three tramps were arrested last
nlcht ana were up before the mayors court
TINS morning They will be- handled harsh
~ hereafter for there is no excuse for an
idle man in Beaumont.
Theodore Heisig. who has been n pastor
IN New Jersey Will move TO Beaumont next
month ard make his home in this city
hereafter with his brothers, Mcssrs c. T.
and T. \. Heisig.
The marriage of Mr.. Joe j. Solnsky, a
prominent business man Of this city. a,,I
Miss stella Schvarz Of Hampstead is an.
Eounccd for next autumn
HcnW Mullen, member Of tho Car
pcrtcl& union here, died last night at 10
O'Clock and was buried here today by the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-26

CALDWELL Alma keeSes a. 4
heen selected as CaldwelIs spousO'
Rrenham maifest.
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waco. Texas. October s. ieo1.

Waco. Texas, October g 1851
Or. r. W. Han. ST. Louis: Dear Sir
Replying 10 your inquiry regarding the
Texas Wonder. Halls Great Discovery, I
wish 10 say that ! regard 1t as the most
wonderful Of any medicine have hny
Knowledge Of. hrmy believe II cused
me OF severe kidney trouble III 1897, as
since that time ] have passed rigid ex-
animation for life Insurance. cheeEfuny
recommend n 10 any one suffering with
kidney trouble. Most respectfully
HORACE Al. AiINIER.
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Nothing eqsais Pabst Beer on a hot dav
The finest asd purest beer An the world
Mild and good. rhso. Keller has task
him to send you casa.
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menced work on the reconstruction Of the
Heights line Several CaTio55s ~ baSt-v
rails have been unlo8ded m fLa Ha5Sbts
Mr. u Is PAYNE, m6naatr or rhs s3test
railway company. sr9res t69r i- is fbs t7r,
pose Of the company Ia rero-srr,,cr t6,a an.
tire line and put IN heavy rails ana a solid
track This work will be pUsnrd rn com.
pletion by the Isl Of June
Houston Heights residents will learn WITH
pleasure that the county Observation-Disclosures
have made q contract with Nessrs HIM a.
Key for the reshelling of the Hpipbrs homie.
ward This popular driveway ms berdma
almost impaSsable at CERTAIN nHints ~ INC
great annoyance Of the driving public The
Specifications provide rot dTsi class ion.
70 be completed within sixty DAYS from
date ''''' "''' avn"
The work OF building boD,es or m.
Heights goes meuUy on. and Thare ara
moro houses under Gcustrugti0n now man
at any time IN the past seven Years Mr.
corner Of Fifteenth ana BonieySrd, Mr.
puggan is building q home ON Tho Ronie
ward near Forest park annex, Mr. Wi1iam
A, Wilson has two houses under ronst,nc,
tion on tho Boulevard an Ninth o,.s,,,l. va
brick residence /, under rrnstr,,,t - a
the boulevard naor Fifth $500. "a, l'I ON
sler has made conrrect fo1 H. VI -, -
Of four houses on his block onnosit, No
Forest park property: Mr. William Pea,ocI.
Is building hi the corner az Ni,t 49," 800
Cortlandt streets; Mr. George Ijnsccmh qbn 59
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irving at Princeton.

BROOKLYN Eagle.
The fact that Henry Irving was asked
10 deliver one of the Trask lectures at
Princeton Is more significant of change of
attitude toward the stage and actors than
was the comforting Of knighthood upon him
IN mis- own country. Princeton is the very
center and heart Of Presbyterian conserva
usm. No man who had not won high dis
unetion would be invited 10 lecture there
and no actor would have been Invited until
the barrier Of Puritan prejudice against the
theater had been broken down Under
those circumstances IL is rather unfortunate
that the great actor should have donned
his robes as a doctor Of letters the degree
conferred upon him nv Cambridge. to dis.
cuss so trite and foolish a thing as the
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Baconian theory Of the all tss,s,s,
Shakespeare's plays, lTylng tx l 4.
that absurd notion is eonyiaaSciiEss +, !.
hut surely no body Of students .s.n NJ
yelsiry stood in need OF sgen eleI n.
situations in literary erltlc ISM, t,a
c9pabie Of So much better tailss i, 81
n pity that Princeton dla n aSs,l . II
markable. original and seao ~ Grn.i,
It's best His appearance. A. ~ ~ n.
however. is an evidence tn1' tS NJ n.
sgaina the stage as o career N MI; q.
1Sstiop Is breaking down M NJ ~
as il has done to a coqsia ,,a, vTinlcsgs:
England alrendy It y no. thst MI
and In English companies ,.i NE snis
Country university men p lsysituss tlS
and looking forward to maAips
them selves. ~, en- lons 9;
Tho ennesrance Of any aeto. ., II a
would have evoked a protss,s. nia'i
ahls vigor Today bylhg r., n
mere commonplace Of ne% new me rags
move and the stage ana , l
move With It, not TO the "V''
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step Of the fortunate girl who hastens Joy
fully away from the window huSSlng IN
absent lovers letter close 20 her heart
Her expression Is that Of love, nope ana
happiness. u IS also a pleasure 10 watch
her stumbling along and colliding with the
fence as she nearS her home, obllvlous 20
the whole world, for she has already
broken the seal or the aeart to-heart epistle
and is deligntedly perusing its message OF
love
Another picture is seen IN the bent form
been saddened by hardship. and subdued
by grief, and robbed OF its comforts by the
absence OF her beloved nrst born Sle
slowly approaches the window ana umldly
pointment and anguish which succeeds the
expression Of hope is pitiful TO see Yet
her hope, Ike her love, Is everlasting ana
each day she inquiries for tho message
which may never come
The nliterate negro amuses you as be
scrawls Randy Ranklns, Blllygoat ave.
rue on his envelope ana drops u into the
Slot, leaving the all wise Uncle samuel 70
often kind enough 10 search every Billy
goat" avenue IN the Republic before send
ing the missive to the dead letter Office.
The puzzled foreigner gives you look
Of sincere thanks when You observe MS
dilemma and oner TO address his letter and
place IL ia the proper box.
The clerks at the windows become very
expert IN reading human nature for they
come In contact with persons OF every rank
and condition In life, encounter their pas.
sions, listen grRyely 70 their woes and
smilingly observe their toys They have
the advantage also OF knowing the names
OF those who cali and r life history Is often
suggested by q uame Then sgaln they
must deal with crooks and confidence men,
I discover their 'hngs' and reject their pre-
tensions, and their wide experience enables
/ them 10 detect fraud at a glance and 10 IN
/ derstand and with little effort the blandish
ments Of the imposter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
HOUSTON HEIGHTS ITEMS.
More Homes Under Construction Than a
Any Time in the Past.

More Homes Under Construction Than at
Any Time in the Past.
The Houston Heights Social club held It's
regular semi-monthly entertainment ar the
hall in the Heights hotel on Friday night
There was a good attendance and am spent
an enjoyable evening
regular meeting OF the council was held
on Tuesday night and adjourned to Satur
day night, when the old board wound up
its Affairs aud the newly elected board took
the oath Of ofdce and was duly installed.
The board as now organized Is as follows:
John A. Milroy, mayor; d, w whppls,
Fred f. Dexter, E. Dietrich, c. 3 KuhnA
and r. T. waesch. aldermen; G. William
Wilson, marshal, assessor and collector.
Following the installation Of the new board
the mayor appointed the regular standing
committees.
After the meeting Of the council a iGnt
meeting Of the council and school board was
held the purpose being TO discuss matters
Of mutual interest 10 the two boards For
Wnately the boards are In perfect har
mony, which insmes the best possible TO-
suits with the means available. The lnHuS
Of people 10 the Heights during the past
/ year has been such that the school &C
commodations. which now consist Of tire,
/ white school rooms and one FOR cooret
children. are taxed 10 their utmost capacIt,
and Il is recognized by all that additions
rooms ana teachers must be- provided 10
/ the next school year. The Heights distric
( is fortunate rs having a capable AMI eft
l cient school board which can he relied upoS
/ 20 solve this most important problem
Houston Heights is Justly proud OF he
schools and nothing short OF the best 4
| satisfactory 20 the board and patrons.
Ihe KtTee4 rEiivay Company has saal