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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04
SERMON ON BAD NEGROES.
5sshoP Tyres Says Loaf-rs Should s.
Forced 10 Work.

5:shoP Tyres Says Loaf-rs Should Sc
Forced TO Work.
Joues6oro, Ark, November. I've must
make an effort 10 get rid Of Jim Crow
negroes IL we expect to be anything IN
TINS country, declared Bishop Evans
Tyre Of Nashville at the opening Of the
fourth days session Of the Arkansas con.
terencs Of the African Methodist Episcoool
church this morning
Negro brutss can not be reached by orr
ministers Of the Gospel. for they never AZ.
tend church. but loaf around saloons. ssm.
piIug dens and low dives. We must apue4l
@ the white people for help. A law VIII
nave 70 be passed that viii make an loaf.
rts g &C Wora, whether rcay be black or
Wnfre, ldleuess IS the cause " the law.
lessness. The white people allow the law
less class 70 loaf around their saloons talk
ABOUT negro women. and when thew commit
crfUe they often hold all u Us reSpo1sfhIa
Tor them. Negro brutes are made FL v-bits
men 3 whisky. 8nd white men must holm ~,
get rid II them -
Rev 5. n Babcock. prestdln- elder " ,hs
+0nesooFo district Of the Methodist Eulacr
Ral ehurch, South, addressed the couferenes
this morning
VI d. Henry, W Fl Harrison. William
UocAeTy. T. Ser0gEtns and C. \ Fields
We're received into full membership lu the
epIefenee Rev j. w. Walker Jilressed
~ ~ lvllefentt tAls morning. ana Rev r.
e Hampton preached tdpl-bt Ths report
~ committee On remDecJnes Which
,ond enllet whisky drinking t10acct -harv-
il- giz4r smoking and suuf fiubtr.
HilSed lively discussion TO-DAY me
sl-ltrfs protested agltust the rougeraree
taang away their iuTuues The disrip-
lluarv questions were asked ana Be.tf
eaUrcd, Lirtls Rock. was ssI5-fsF ~ -
next anrual conference.
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SPREAD OF THE PLAGUE
Would Be a Nest Serious Matter and
II Is Feared.
AN INCREASED NUMBER OF CASES
During the Past Few Months Indicates
that the Prosper Precautions Are Not
Being Taken at Frisco.

washinsta1. November .. - suecuic
plague. according to rhs or6clal reports o.
the marine hospital service. IL Increasing At
an alarming rate at san francisco. IRE
ofdeilis u the service are appreaensive
that unless the authorities al san rran-
CISCO resort ts strung measur-s 10 stamp
oUt the plague 6 may SPREAD wttn dlsas-
trugs results During the ten months
of this year thirty-1ve cases % buoonic
plague have been located ln Caurorria.
each case proving tataL me startling
plfse al the sltgatioG IS thal during tns
arst rs months of thh. vear there wcrs
yuly si1 casce' the last four rai4tAs uavl1s
4eNtup2u cttHLi -Niut.
L12 c-iuatlc and sanitary conditions at
can Francisco are favorable Do rde healtn
1tlt1ortriea 10 the woth u stamping oGr
ny, NJ lLLsHs, AZ tans .le disease san
cuuse Zee fear, bGt the grave danger lies
ne tle probability ttlr. with the iucrCasc
lA t1e 1unper ot cu=es DC san trauc,scus
tle plague wiz De carried td some ether
eitr where the climatic ana sanitary cuu
ditious are REF 40 favorable engage ara
Sew orleans. 0llg three dart distlnt frrul
c1u Frau,iscn. offer conditions, otuciafs
say mas would probably Develop real
2.lg'Ie should 10 reach tHese places
Experts who have stgdisd the dlseuse re-
F.tl tnht tIerc Is danger nt -ne plague p0-
ING improperly dIA cuasei The germs
ere1tted Into the system wift dsvslru
pneumonia and q microscopic examination
is uenessarr t0 discover the presence of r1a
oGnoni' plague tt j. possible these sz-
perts sHE. tor me disease To- be iH o local.
tf Pr1 TrllG fatl results without i,s pres
ar, being suspected ucless the microscope
IS used ne pl1gua cHuses death tn two
ltys tttar 10 attaeks me t1ag4 Of any ta-
tg f8e Gnriue baspl-li service go Disguise
tle SERIOUS situation existing at Sar Fran
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Hcatiou by George white chairman ~ the
Loudon United Tramways. ylr White
chavacterizg= as a myth one of the as
sertions Ia tbs letter from the Atorgaus
printed In the Times on sunday last he
declares that another starauent IA the
letter is NOT ftcr," aud concludes thus.
The facts are raat after az experience
ot the methods of 1Iessrs. Morgan extend
lug over four Mouths aud culnlnaCing IN
their in-otent message To as through their
soiicitrt that they absolutely declined TO
discuss our proposals. W. determined
tiuHa business reHtious wtrh THAT drm.
The principals nrw seem inclined 20 drop
toe newspaper campaign. To-day Edgar
SpeYad sali:
II teprecats an such press controversy.
We certainly should never have appeared
-G print bat far the harsh words Ia the
house ~ commons debate.
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~ taut Auan-- November sin -.
e-si'n aanaei dewu ate today ey iuaro
lhayer ef the unirsd srates clrcu,- oo0rr
q appeals' the aceat Northern IS wcrsrea
o. r. sut % 9ust the Western tuf,s .,,,,
tla rnlirodts right N way -'1--
Iha- iecisiou haiis tAas tha sopss,.r,., -
w .at Norrlem Railway eompare h
ln-t instance meant litfip less thtS ee,.e-
tAtlq9- Inc htigauou invgIved 81 ,-,.
tsts eaht nrior 90 Isis. and now vai,,,r,
Al s-AutAae Tae lines 81 t6r ~
sa4s minneapolis and Mauiroha rras ,vsr-
cnprt 10 be held ioinfIv ~ ~. vas
and railway companies ssaiA
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so0NINa W0sL0's FAR.

Sir Thomas Liassn Is Gotti-g the English
Government Interested
Washington, November 3-yIa!or General
Coc1u hast receivcd lsttsc flou Sir
Ta5mls Llp-ou. IL which the general IS
informed chat SIP Thomas las greatly .l-
tetcsted himself tl rhe ST. Louis s1post-
ti0n- He informs the general that he has
lad n interview with King Edward iud
chat bis majesty has Indicated tnat be wiI
name e uecial Commission 20 attend rLe
exposition ard that the English govern
maat will -Ike steps TO interest tne peG-
pie IN the ezpositijE Tc Is expected the
prince 90 Wales viii be named rs Is mem
net o. tls special embassy. The matter
gcspru1Cuce between the British foreign
7t1ee aud Ambassador Choate, who no
dou3C viii communicate with Secretary
d4y.
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0EsrRucTWE TRIsAL WAR.
: Great Loss Of Life Occurred on Esoirts
Santa Island.

: Great Loss Of Life Occurred on Espirts
Santa Island.
Victoria. 8. C.. November a-A1vlces
were received By steamer % a tribal war
waleh has resulted In heavy loss % lie
13 EsU.rta Santa island the largest of the
View Berordss Cast tribes have been at.
"a set by powerful INLAND tribe and sew
sral villages were r,auforsd ana burned.
Letters have been sent 60 the French au-
'hnc.tics asking tlst 8 warshlp be sent
OBJ prevent another massacre
AZ ee1fecost ,or W'hltSuuti3el island. the
natives are stated Go De at war lmouz
themselves. TIE sroub,e las been caused
Larouga an excessive amount 0t sickness.
llete ms oeep much Joss OF Ilfs
According t1 dirires from sidney. severe
earthquakes Dave been ealaln< alarm az
Sielaide aal ueighb0riug places, whlch
pave eeeh violently shaken. The most se-
uQGs accident occurred at Trouh.tI.sr
where the lighr hoase built at d cost IA
the ruins
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7odsy,s Weathe-.
Ealn.



TIE democrats seen assured ct the next
house. though they may have enly a smll
raaiority.
rnA eitunthu In New rcrk Is IN dcEht.
rne republicans have xninea some coud-
aerce withcuf particular cause.
Tennessee Eight derlocyafie and two re-
runlfrs1 congressman viii be elected
south Caroii1a--Uuited States senator
McLarria VIII most surely be succeeded b.
A G.. Latiner-
sianama-A solhi demaeratic delesatt-n q
exneetsd IN cpuErss.
Ksuturky-Thc democrats win eject sever
congressman and possibly mere,
Peunzyivgzi1.- Democratic leaders expert
Pottisnn co carry the State ortsldl % Hhi-
aaeIpDia.
peslwars-- Addicks VIII rrobanly he De-
faated for the senate In the legislative elec
tIc1.
ohi5-- Republicans are confident Of great
gains, bat the Ienocruts say they win be
surprised.
Marylaud-pcnlac-ata expect to elect two
out Of SIX congressman
Iudiand-rhe democratic chairman pre-
aiccs sweeping vlclagT over the repub
licans
NGltuSAl- " 9l1 1rclf1c Nn8-rlri1 y Az Ete
diets a victory By loe1e voJss
Colorado The ro-sieetiaa os seuSt1r rgl
sr IS cancelled Ga che lgEisidrive reslit
Nav Iersev- Democrats. leaders expect
ta gain two eongrpssmen.
Missouri-Ile 1emeerati- glligngaa ez.
pecrs 10 gum cue cqngresslan.
Wisconsin, peuecraey makes s-rg1s
claim ut CARRYING the sare
towl-A large vcte IS expected ana sne
dsnccrurs eiaao ter cecersssmeu
lp.nc.s-rne -rel7ass -snr ss 1ssu l
cblcsgo. Both siIas confidently c.ua TIA
sru.e
view Yorz- DeuacraH. Ca1l-mla grala
Campbell p0v says Ca.rr v elrry the
srats rr 1850 ra+sg
cnusers-ue democrats ,.aaB t1- el1t1
IS 500 uiLr3AtE
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List Of city polling places and presiding
officers,
In the city council: Flnal action % street
railway settlement goes over a week also
1ction On water trune Mise. investigation o.
corporation court ordered
Democrats believe thev have not been
accorded fair representation Ii the Fourth
r-ard
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sPoRT.

The proposed pugilistie contests az Water
bury, Conn have been declared "a.
Charles Frank e Memphis says the new
Southern baseball league rin be organized
L1eieu Applehg won the featnsc event at
the Lakeside track.
The Nfussetecr and KniSht q the Garter
were the Whining farorites at Aqueduet
Four tavorites were successful at La.
trrf4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-04

The N-ray is being used in dentistry Z.
considerable success. tt sometimes hiiP'
that the permanent or second tasii
not properly cut. The mouth Is ins.
figured by the loss Of the drst SET
ana the nouspFParauce a. the seeq1l Y.
WIZ the Nray the dertlsr can 49,
whether the seeoud tooth = 70 tAs K
and II so way it has not appeared :
obstruction Is removed, q p2ssaEe o
aqd the tooth works gradually doFs
place.
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9osToFFJcE REPORT.
Several Recommendation fer tueroys-
uers Were Mace

Several Recommendation fer lueroye-
men; Were Made
Washington. Noveuber 3.-The annual re.
Vorr % William $ Shausuberger. assist.
lng postmaster general. comments parcels
post conventions with various European
governments Had test with other ecur
rles cs q universal postage stamp plum.
Mr. sualaHbcrger also recommends an
agreement With some European govern
ueuts On a universe postage srl1-r sere1.s
% advance 't Ihe postal congress Va RoulC
t.e plan requires lhJt every Iattar shall
a4Fs Epon l1 c17 stamp ci r1e cou1try u
Whiel Do Is mai ed, Hnl set - stamn talr
uay De- erugeuleutiy paid Tor .u the .oup.
ltY which lH- ilElCed Ela reply Tre
amount estimated for -ll-rnad truusuortl-
5lJu % mails Do tuis country t0r thr uaxr
anhlsu year Is SIS, 5000. m Increase 81
'Ner per cent? from the current year.
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DUMAS AND HIS DOGS
Novelist Never Thought Il Desirste
Reduce Their Number.


Reduce Their Number.
The elder Dumas had a marked tcat.s'
for dogs of every degree and always 81
great number of them at his histcre y
Monse Crtsto. He cared nothing AZ snis
canine pedigrees and most Of hts peaf'
uorgrel ours rescued BY him fren siir
ttcn and the gutter whsusver he 90
dog that looked hungry and dssols''
took him home 70 Monte Cristo. 40
his establishment rapidly increased u =
Upon one occasion when he ALREADY y.
dozen dogs he brought home anothH
master Of the kennels protested
On you know. monsieur, that We
have thirteen dogs7 am fond o. tAsr <
90 not care how many we have, oni =
teen Will bring rs bad luck ar.
That e So unused the novelist
octrer 20 ont az once and pr.Hg
fourteenth.
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ENTERTAINED a KING
Count and Countess CastsIlare Did
1onors to Royslty.

Count and Countess Caste lane Did
Ftonors to Royalty
Parts, Novemhee Count aus Countess
Doni ps CaHenaae eutertaiesd King
Carlos q Portugal al shooting Blrt1
Yesterday al rhe Cbatsau Marul. rear 81
ehereo The Bag Included i6I pbeasants.
twenty ave Pagtfisiges and l,eepty hlres
ON the return e. tae chateau attogs aui
actresses from the Capu4ues rb,,fer
PLAYED au opera bouGe rlls rnte,talu
usar was followed ~ e grIud dinner.
TIE Clsreianes guests lacbsad -h.
4 cant and 1eGufess d'tlauss0uvHIe tar
r.A fglis Ne hretcgli tae Duke ald pupha,z
pe honan. the Duchess Ne Luina.. Pris,s
t,taelan AuraE Count Goulaut 8vron. $50
stltilpis asa Marehlouess BE Casttlana.
eAAt ln'i tlnntess stlnishs ne CasteE
10y tAi ~. Jean bernud tho painter
sing carlos gnd tho ether gnssfi az
the Count aaG Ceunlass De CasfaIane ~
uighr AA''F
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~ Fetersbgrs, November The dlmls-
sai from the Russian army of tl~ Grant
pqAe Paul Alexande7vftcb, uncle u me
ezlr ~Alch was Officially announced ye.-
'eriay, was due 90 y rgcent marriage 20
tle Baroness rist9'k00 vita whonl b. has
oegn acquainted Or rhe past three years.
aad whe rpt 4 hvorue from her husband
= efeet "a lsrrg the gfaut dafe,
eesa aa1isesa fgon tie ResaAn ce.-t ter
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spriD sheld- Ill., November IA p-oef,r,,
'loa aas ueen Issued by the governor 20 az.
soEdauee with an order ISSUED from 10
department. q agriculture at Washington.
Psoryrii i- q she exclusion crom tae STATE
ginia North Carolina. Te1nessse Sr5 ss y "
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Texas Central is for sale. but has not beea
sold
The people n liberty are favorable to
the electric nne proposition.
Inc Weld 4 Neville case has been SUB
ntted to the suprrme court.
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-couLoNT 80 % - -


Russell Sage Wanted to Know the Rs-
suit Of . Meeting Of Finaneisrs.
Russell sage although absorbed IN the
business of money SETTLING. sccasispauv
cakes tunes 20 attend church. An hnporfsp,
meeting q ananciess was scheduled for 4
tay on which Dir Sage was uuasuuHy busy
and when be arrived at the dessruttes
piaea the deliberations were ovcr aat M
tle participauss Dad dispersed tsr fhF
Telephone as ~ couhL Nh sage ronfd 49,
get iU communication with any II tbs,,,
hnewing rhar ope ef those who haG atf-n'i-
ea the gathering passed tae plate AZ rhe
Hll'iNffh sefNife tu church upar hf-
Qeme Air Sage went thgre he ga -5F
Nail iet lne close ~ tle service. bit. taE-
w ssat eu tne aisle through wht-n bis
ae'tNllutAuce pasfod 6a wHifad naru 81
ga 90 a.eng with the piate. and as be- al
lghaE nll % y be remarked. 'Edwar1l
Mnat go vo1 fellows da Gown thor, ~.
etyt da sor gar around a dine me
sepils mHn SPOKEN 81 suiied and took ffe
earliest opportunity 10 lufarm Mr. So.
~ what bad TRANSFERRED
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THE CHINESE METHOD.
Though Smuggling Is Illegal a s7uao'.r
Was prpr7otet

London, N0vsm5er Giving an Instance
Of the Chinese way e fuaiuue treaty osif.
sations the Peklu correspondent Of +ba
Times notes che fssutlce az an fr,,s-t,r
rescrint Ln response 20 q request made bv
the governor 0f kwIug 81 province eie-.,t-
pg f9HrLh grade officials 10 the -ank ~
nfat -fade Mandlrius. fer racir patrIrFi4,I
lo smuggling into kwHug ST I560 1f.rs--
rldes au1 100000 cartridges vbfcb rs-r
placed at the serTt-e Or tao zDvr-,.,,. /, =
the suDVressi0u oe -ebels 'tt
this was dome, says the Times arrrs
snoudeut. although an iuperiaT daarsc ~
Sued ~ accordance With the ptot9eoi ~.
bdde tue importation of arms.
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Washington November 8-rhe annual 70.
port OF Bt1ger Hermann. commissioners o.
the general land odjce. shows rhat th,
pVhuc land disposed ~ by the government
during the year aggregated 10. 49,. I}5 a-res
ala Increase u GBz5. T.iS acres ave, 49,
previous year. On October l. LAST there
we're dtty four forest reserves pmbraring
~ lia,iHl acres. an increase OF almost
LtetVlto acres siucc the last repoct
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NEW AlRsHI9 coMPLgrE0.
The Inventor Says He Is Perfectly Sal
fed With the Trial

The inventor Says He Is Perfectly Salts
fed Win the Trial.
Paris November SIT has bean known
Tor some time past that the brothers L.
Baudy and an engineer named Julliot have
been constructing a stserabis balloon bur
suth secrecy mas been observed that little
or nothing has been published nbo1+ tbs
ueW lying machine 4 newspaper re-
porter now says be Witnessed the arsr ~
p-flmeut Win the new balloon. WHICH be-
9sHetLs' occurred Yesterday az Robert u,
SANDY country house, near Boustsras
the balloon assembled 90 a height Of about
twenty Yards with two persons Ia the
car Ii WIS held down bv rnpss ava ~
motor drove the airshiD against a stiff
pfseze. After uaneuvers lasting haR An
9oHt, tue alrship was replaced Ga it's she'd
Engineer Julliot. who had cbarrp - 49,
motor, said be was completely satisfied
win the rest Tue renorter dascr{6as fsa
" Baniy balioon as simiar 10 appearance
~ our twice as large, as those - M
santos Dumout.
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Fire arbiru5o-s lre striving to settle ths
Frenca mining strike
The soTecnnls1e ot SanJo Domingo has
issued . aeF r1uT lscree-
Admiral Casey is on -lod terms with tie
Colombian General Feriuuo.
PresidenJ Paiua's ugsaaee 10 ras Cuban
'odgrcss was very optimistic
Negotiations rir1 o.cuail over -ae Ia
aaml canal rce1yr SIN snoa be resumed.
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TEXAS poLiTfCs

Governor Savers is glad that the tuna fsr
his retirement from public lie Is So .lasp
At hand.
the probability now Is that Garner win
get big vote aud carry Nueces county.
scott's home.
The bad weather may cut down the vote
today.
Garner is the tavarits Ia the betting IN
the Fifteenth district
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sau Francisco, November -rs,,,s.-,.
y lati'as e aefseael stand ana along he
naEs VAS BROUGHT ~ tne pbeln.-t ~, w. ~
Jsanette Which arrived YESTERDAY f9oal
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Kansas and Texas. and the TEritcrs
New Mexico and arizona, from Fesrar
10 November - OF each year. so a. .
vide for the admission OF such Cattle y
November 1
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CQMMERCIAL

Cotton values went slightly lower on dun
speculation preceding the election.
Weakness prevailed Ia the grain market.
wheat being influenced by liquidation v-hi,,
corn and cats sympathized with wheat
The stock market was inactive OWN M
me approaching holiday sterling exchange
reached It's highest poJar-
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Is Sd con yIrr O
e
3 500 nigla It's
c1 ami
nJ ma
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Rheumatism

L . rack on which you need not
suffer long.
Ii depends on an acid condition
Of the blood, which affects the
muscles aud joints, causes inham-
nation and pain, and results from
defective digestion and a torpid
action Of the liver. kidneys ana skin.
sciatica lumbago and stiff neck
are forms of it.
. Hoods SarsArayills has cured me OF
rhsruaEisEn- I vas 81 could not lit any
thing and ny knees wers 50 sti1 Z could
hardly get Up or down stairs. since taking
tnree BOTTLES Of Hoods SarsapariiIa I have
never teit q syIptom OK Rheumatism. ara
! giadly recommend Hoods Tor this Dis
aase-" Mas HArsfE TURsER, Bolivar. No.
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tlqning Sind HIaecfnr ~ 80
ttet legr arHggisl WIT r,FrT4 -.
s.aesg Is FAlO QISrlESr al a. te9s
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France.
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RAILROADS

General allaaser Hamilton say, IL,
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semelhla9 worth cuItiyaa15.

truth y stranger char 5efias
10 NEST of a. YES. hfs ain 49, $50.
o.a Fas5 gog gcas 70 80 - s7eakiss
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Hoods JarSGp0rilL0
and Pills

Eentralize the aeidity Of the blood,
perfect digestion and excretion,
and radically and permanently
cure Rheumatism.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1902-11-13
Merclful Women

The statement that 49,
600 marsh hens and jack
DAVIS were killed last summer
in Currituck county, N. g.,
to supply the demand for
fea thereG ornaments on wo-
mems hats, is not encourag
ing to those who would pre-
vent the wholesale slaughter
of birds. But the evil work
did not stop here. We are
even told that the very buz
zards were sacrificed so that
their wing feathers might be
used to emhellish feminine
head gear. That it is time to
call a halt on this business
there is no denving, but the
reformS = if successful &C a n
come from but one source
the women themselves. And
when you touch a woman's
hat you get very close to the
person 10 it.-RlchmOnd Dis
patch.
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THE WORST FORM.

Multddes are singing the praise of
kodol, the ne W discovery that is ma
king SO many sick people we'll and
weak people strong by digestIng
what they eat, by cleansing and
sweetening the stomach and by
transforming their food into the
kind of pure. rich, red blood that
makes you feel good all over. Mrs.
Cranfill, of Troy, l., T., writes: Il
for number Of years was troubled
with indigestion and dyspepsia that
grew into the worst form. Finally l
swss induced to try Kodol and after
using four bottles | am entirely cur
ed. heartily recommend Kodol to
all sufferers from indigestion or dys-
pepsia. Take dose after each
meal. 1t digests what you eat. T.
]. Coffey and Bro.
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Essay on the Candidates.
Durant News.

DuTdHO NeWS.
The candidate cometh up
like a flower and retireth bus
ted. His friends fill him with
false hope and atmosphere.
He snileth upon mankind
and sloppeth over with hu-
NOR. He kisseth the children
and s"attereth microbes a
mong the innocent babes.
He privately cheweth a Glove
when he meeteth the preacher
and when he ronverses with
him h. standeth to leeward
and curbpth his breath as
with a strong blt, He goeth
home late at night to his Il
cry wife with berry breath
and cold feet. He riseth up
before breakfast saying, ~
go and Sc man" The dead
heal lieth IN wait and pulleth
his leg to a queen s taste. He
"nuileth a lie," but before e.
lection he runneth short of
nails. He giveth literally to
the church, he subscribeth
literally TO the band, contrib
uteth a sum to the spoor
whose barn was burned. he
sendeth a small keg hither
and a large keg thither, be
yieldeth up his substance
with apparent alacrity. Af-
ter the election hp goeth back
to the barn and ki:keth him.
self and callpth himself a kot
terdaIn fool.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1902-11-13
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