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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

/ brand, Fancy Red Alaska, S1.3o91.4O; Pink
Alaska. 81 10; Warrior, SLIGO.
SARDINES---A American quarters. S3.656
$40; mustard, SO, 1908. 90; imported Gil
lette grade, quarters, $3.50; fancy sprats,
quarters, SS.0UdlU.o0, according to grade.
sTARCH-s goods; Pearl, in 40
lb boxes. 4A@47sc; Royal Gloss or Archer,
bulk, 5a5hc; Nickel 100 packages, per box,
S3 2oq3.35; corn starch, 5&c per lb, 20 and
sUGAR-Quotations are for small lots;
special rates are given on carload orders
STANDARD graduated, &c; cubes and pow.
ddered, 5≻ Louisiana yellow, CARRIED and
fancy acc; choice, 4RIc.
GRAIN AND HAY.
Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks, Houston or other points tHting
same rate Dealers charge from store
, oGlOc per 100 pounds more on brar. 2il3c
per bushei on oats and corn, ,o@lic per
E B6AN- ,l1goI 100 Pponnds, oe@osc,
oATS--Ne.' = mixed, sacked. 5515c; No. 2
white sacked, 5BlAc.t No. 3 white, sacked.
5o1he; Texas red rust proof oats, sacked,
I autl1cc,
CoRN-No,, . mixed, sacked, SIC; No. 2
HAY-choce aifalfa. $l3 ooa13.5o; choice
timothy, SIT .00017 SO; South Texas praii ie
hay, 50 5oMI 5Oi North Texas and Terri
cory hay, $40. 5Od11.5 80.
PRODUCE.
BEESWAX--Prme Texas, 22d23c per
pound
BEANs-Imported navy beans, sasd3%c;
Bayou, 4cl English dried, SIC, PINK, 4c.
black eyed &c; Michigan navy, SIC;
California navy, 414d419c; snaps, $500 per
Dusheli wax Sl.0O per husbel; California
Linas, 5ls96c; fresh wax beans, 6o0ioc
| per buShel crate.
BUTTER-Blue Star, 24c; dairy. nc; I'll
| gin creamery, 2lGl2Bc; Meadow GOA
! 2S929c; Texas bricks, l6c. Oleomarga-
rino--Iincon solids, 12l5c; Lincoln prints
| l3Isc. Daisy solids, l6dIlTc; prints,
! aud country roAs, lie; Empire state ,spe-
eial Zoe: special Bine star, 1sci Elgin dairy
! bricks, &c; Ideal, 11]hc; Purity creamery,
| 20 and 3O-lb tubs, re; lib prints, 2ie; FL
! gin creamery, solids, lSc; country butter N
| rals, 1pQ2uc.
! CABBAGE-Imported stock, 2G2Ac.
! Wisconsin fan cream rolls, tie;
/ Wisconsin full cream daisies, 14G15c; Wis
! consin half cream. 136l14'.
| fGGS~IrcXas, 10Q12c; Kansas, zoe.
! hItAUT.-New, IN nalt barrels, SS.oo9
| 52a,
/ oNIoNs-New crop, per bushel, s0ds5c.
| pEprEk--C Gale, new, l5qlbc Per pound;
/ nlnck SINGAPORE loo.
! PoTAToEs-New potatoes, 65d70c per
uushe
+ PEANUTs-Jumoo, per pound, 7@iAe;
fancy hand picked No. !, dd6Iac.
/ PECANS-Texas, per pound, lOal2c, ae-
curdins 10 size.
! pOULTRY-Chickens, hens, good, s2,75Qt
/ SO 90; flyers large, S2.TaQlS 90; broilers,
! !srge, old, S1.S1GJ2.00; ducks large S3.OOf
/ 395; geese, full feathered S3oOd3. 50;
turkeys. hers, S5.Ocd7.O'; goboIers, 500
TroMAToEs-Texas, 4-basket crates, so
I 665e.
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Oh OlL-ln barrels, 4Sc; half bar
iNH AND TIEs-Bagging, o-lb, 7c;
49, Arrow ties. less than carload
Il houston. S1.2o.
1S,lck, wrapped. basis %. No. ,.
PER 10; No. / full weight, basis
|7fc per III. special sizes, lac nigh
ed sd Zoe, MS TO quality.
LEE SlAr full weight, 10c; Gren-
weight. 101sc; Electric Lights, sltc;
Il we sht. 11l4c; light weight, 1O}2t~
-T5Q32. 90.
EE-Rio fair, 73a07&c; prime, sla0
oicc, sA acc; fancy, 10l5d11c; Pea
11fl12c; CordoYa, 13Iac; roasted
Arbpckle's Arlosa, basis lOO-lb
0&n. delivered; Apex, 11ikc; Lion,
ID Seal Mocha and Java, Lib cans,
cha aud Java blend, lib cans, 2-ib
b pals, 1890; International Java
lib Jins, lS&c; . aud Alb pals,
loyal Anna Mocha and Java, lib
KERS-A b c soda. bulk. boxes,
b cartons, per doz n, csc; ging =
5kc; creams, Sc; stage planks, 6lac;
IL 3ufnbles, lie.
r. Bssis 4S-,b sacks: Fancy high
"a. 0kS14 u; fancy half patent, $50
third grade, $500; 24-lb sacks, 10c
rel higher; Hour, in wood, 15c PER
s31fous Goops-Grits, hominy
am iaeal, in 40-lb sacks. per sack,
X meal. in 36-lh sacks, per sack
Itch bats. SO 80; Friends oats, $3.50;
a oats, SO. Is; Hawkeye oats, So 10;
Hc{tned tierce compounds, 90
Il 11&d1lhc: 5o-lb cans, &c higher;
d. AeEhigher; 3.lh cans. lie higher.
--GfAndard. l4t%c: fancy, iSAn
c13c hams. 10lac.
Yin barrels. 65GT5c per gallon;
cans extracted. 5d6c per pound;
SQI1ac: In 18th cans. extracted,
pound sections, Zoe,
-Hulk 500 per barrel; coopercd,
ssEe+ Reboiled. fair, 1eatd1sc;
421s' choice, 25tt26c; pure re-
iSsip MIr.x-Easle, so.75@7 100,
94aod0.O0: Dime. S3.a0di.0O;
&Ao5d4,35; Winner, $4,45Ql4.5o.
-ggNH--1 III full weight. 1 on. S5'd90c;
wight, S-oz. S1.600ti.T0; 3 OF,
\, Lin light weight, 55Gr0oc; Glib.
sight, $4,000; lunch oysters, lib,
rss, "a. 10; Is,bbls. "a 5Od45o. piats.
style, 300; quarts. American
<>t0; Lgnllon heAEgon. $50.
Exfrd fancy head, 0AQf6i3c, choice
>sloirs siSQilisci fancy imported. SO
'ls5'tal basis 7.io, lie; Manila,
sSlslnns. coarse. SIC; nae ooc;
4 t01.f2 so, d0l5s, 81 AZ; lOO-as,
y Siackarei, No. T.. new. In 10.
> 6Alf barrel. 20 lbs, No. 1, $500
III q seas, 70,
= <('9@ancy Pillar roe's. Cn'rnne' T
90; Castle Rock, Columbia
rI{tepeer, ALASKA. sLIJs - .
%, LBS. Blue Bell, Coiamo.a
}elet brand, sLeo; carnation
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FOR SALE--At cost, one 70 ave shares,
Nos. 754.S, In Houston Home Building
RlossGnr VIZ unustnn g. Eort yynrtL
Texas 3
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Tag pOULTRY SECTION.

Program of Texas State Poultry, Pigeon
and Pet Stock association. Meeting viii be
held during the nth annual session of the
Texas Farmers Congress-
Some Needed Reforms Mr., R. j.
Richey. Burnett; Supplemented by Alice
McAnulty, Circievillel,
diversified Farming" BENJAMIN Smith
Bonham,
Feeding and Caring for Young Chick
ems" c. Andrus, Houston. .
''Excellencies of the Plymouth Rock
Louis Mackensen. Houston.
Success and Profit OF THEFT Braham'
A Branshaw, Dallas.
The Hen as Money Maker [. e. Jeh-
kins, Bryan. s ,
Ferret, Grandbury. -. ~,
ture," J. j. Williamson. Cleburne
Statistical Report ON chickens anu
Eggs" Will 4 Pouneey Waco. ;, -
marketing Poultry and EGGS D. H.
S "onestion Box" n. B. Savage, Bolton. :,
THE BGtteI OF the Breeds sam H.
Mum, Burnet. =, n o,+h
Houston. n n.,s
Walnut Springs.
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METALS

TIN-Firm, s81 OodS3i go; lead, sac.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-6o and 3
per cent discount.
loo pounds
koOFlNG TIN--Ma chine made. $40. 5od
l.o per box; old style. 6.5Otls50 per
soLDER-Half and Half, isisa2oc peg
pound
CORRUGATED IRoN-Galvaniscd, 81. rs
per square.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED on Houston real estate.
Ed S. Phelps, attorney, 3ioi9 Main street.
Al
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If YOU want to sell your worthless oil
stocks write Lock Box 2oT, Beaumont.
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np1En FRrITs AN MUS.

ApPLTS-Fancy evnporatad, 5O-ib boxes,
lie. LIB cartons, fancy Ike; cartons,
choice. 1G%d11c; choice evaporated, 1ol4d
10lbc; sun d led, 61s97Asc.
APRICOTSAPer ID, loose. 1o14911c.
CITRON-In 10-lh boxes, lac.
CtTRRANTS-25lh boxes cleaned, bulk,
sle6ac; Lib cartons. 9l9911c.
dates, ec; Hallowei bulk. 6o-ib boxes. 90
&c.
PEACHES-Choic new stock. 9d9Ac.
RAISINS-Collforna 3-crown L. L.,
boxes. 81. 65fl1 70; A-lh boxes. L, L. ralsins,
6OGI7Oc: 2-crown L. VI. raisns 50-lb boxes.
Sc: 8-crown T.. NJ. raisins. Size.
5Isc: To-s0s, &c; G0-70s, 6i5c; 5oeos, &c;
4O-50s. Sc.
NUTs-Fnberts, Sicily, 13c; California
walnuts. 13Gl4c; peanuts. fancy hand pick.
ed T6TAc, No. 2, size: Jumbo Td7hc;
almonds, Taraeona, lGGll7c per III In sacks
California almonds, 15c pecans, 1oI12c. ae.
cording 10 Size.
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FRUITS.

APPLEs-Texas green. per box, a5a5oc
red, 5OQdUc.
APRIcoTs-Cali per crate, s1.75Gt
= 90
BANANAs-Ioosc, $1.500t1. 65; packed
81. 1912 %; per pound, 2AqSc.
CANfALOuPES- Bushel crates, 1885,
Rocky Fords. IN baskets, 45GiJ0c.
HERRIES-Califorula He'd, per box
$l,50G175.
-Messinas $500
Observation-Disclosures, So, 90.
PEACH ES--Per hox. fancy free stones
35Gf50c; choice, 25Gf35e; f-basket crates, o.
6s5e. according TO quality.
PLuMS--Texas.. per neck b 4, 45dthJc
- quart crates, 7ocQlSi 90.
JINEApPLES-Fi Florida, per crate, 81 500
4. rs; Mexico. 50 25.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
oulnine, 8443ec per ounce bottle. NOR
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAILs-s2. rs base per keg.
nARBED WtRE-Gnlvnnized. Nlidder
80 20 Fer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker, SIS s
per 100 lbs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03

THE Louisiana Western railroad splciis
proposal for loading with steam shovel
the gravel needed for the present year;
pit near Woodworth, La; good fall: no
blasting, Address r. %. Gushing, Hous..
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phine, 50. 25es2 so per ounce; conine. 81. 25
per ounce; bor0x, size per pound In iOO.ib
OIL Sl20 per gallon In 5.gailon packages;
epson salts. Si.Ib per 100 lbs In barrels:
asiconol, ". Iod3.oo per gallon: sulpur.
pound In barrels; saltneter. Tc per potind in
barrels; cnmphor. zoe: wood alcohol 75c
MSl;OO; gum opium, $3.50: powdered opium,
bottles; calcium carbide, IS 20 per 100 de.
nyered Texas common railway points.
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PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt, strictly pure, S. rs;
second grade, $500; third grade, $500.
$500: barrel lots, o2d5sc per gallon. Min.
eral paints, Coo per gallon. Dry mixed
paints, per cwt., IN barreis, 9oc. Venetian
Teds, per cwt,, 1.50; yellow oehre, per cwt.,
Sioo. Linseed oil. best. boiled. fodTlc.
Ready mixed house paints, $l.oo, VII COW
glass, per cent of January list.
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FOB sALE-ou ACCOUNT of health. ~!
store. 006 Main street. best lccation. 1ns
business o. ablishsd; for any lpfotma tlor
inquire Of sny q the bcst whessaeie Gen:
mission houses q city. L.
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THE NURsERYMEN.

Program OF Texas Nursevyplen's associa-
lion. TO meet July 10 to IS, 1907
Annual address, by Mr.. E. w. kirkpst-
rick president,
THE Nurseryunan as an Educator in Hor-
tioulture," Mr.. f. T. Ramsey, Austin
What Becomes of the Nursery Tree. +"
Mr.. ]. b. Baker, Fort Worth, Texas. =,
State Control Of Insects and Diseases
s'Drouth Problems and How 10 overcome
Them Mr.. j. II. Baker ana Colonel a
one hour experience meeting free for
Nursery Stock Difhcnlt TO Prop2g9te'
Rest Methods" Mr.. ]. f. sneed' Iy'er'
sisow Have Been Worked BY, Rascally
Statesmen" a. X. Clingman ana D. L. Al
Reports of standing conAnittees- : ~
On Legislation.--F. T. Ramsey r. W.
kirkpatrick G. Mayhew ,,o,,, Is ~
On 1ransportation.-F w. Mnlly. r. A.
Ramsey, j. 3. Baker.
The ST. Louis ExhibItsi What md
Howl Free discussion, lead oy rroi' " W.
Mally.
Election Of officers.
Executive session az convenient TING
and place for pure business.
woMAN's SECTION.
Program Of woman's INDUSTRIAL section OF
Texas Farrners' Congress:
industrial Education for Farmers
Daughters" Mrs. Helen NJ. stoddard. Fort
''ipaaencs Of Env,roament," Mrs L.
Truck Farming for women," Mrs 8. D,
Copdray, Graft, Texas.
i THE Country Home" Mrs. Annie Kerr,
Alvin. Texas.
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FJSANClAL-Money made by having
plumbing well done; phone 400. Honston
Plumbing and Manufacturing Co tt
$1,000 TO loan on good security at per cent;
call on Diamond Dental Co, 6o2Is Main
street. tf
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Ing fast. Mosehart IS Keller Co, d
THE MoNTEREY-I2ll Texas avenue
Gives special rates for the summer. Tu-
BILE and service unedJalled for the price.
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FLiENISHEp rooms {oT liaht hQussESsplaFs
Address 7ea1, this o6ics. =
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HANDSOME l0room house and three cot
tages, Clay, near Main; desirable 1oroom
house ~ lots, south front, Pierce, near
Main; large house, half blnch, good Inn
provements. near Fannin school; two de-
sirahle cottages, east front, In Fair
Grounds addition; also number Of other
bargains In improved and unlmprovcd, city
property, Stock In two of best canals in
Texas for sale or exchange for Houston
property; 500 acres rice land near Cy-
press, So per acre. Cash Luckel, 1904
Main. II
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<1&H MurA Nuen the buyer COilslu-
benefits to be derived from Hous-
're1ght rates he will find 1hat even
~ Tlorable figures ut other markets
vers the price finally PAL ls general
R{er. The prices are those ruling
4 Houston Wholesale merchants, and
ytsed daily.
CANNED GOODS.
NED FRUITS-Apples, 3-lb. C5c@
sliced, S1,1O; eye!ess and
lib, soc; Strawberries, 2-lb, 81. 100
,laexberries, 2-lb. SfdSoc; peaches,
ned rs Northumberland. bib.
uight, S1.15; BIB, full weight, SL35;
oeebpds, S1.00G1.0o; 3-lb. seconds.
Is4l,| ona and tomatoes. BIB. SLIGO;
16k4Sns tips, $2.0O; baked beans, 3-lb,
~ string beans. s5c; BIB kidney
IeScs 2-lb stripgless beans. SIS: III
&fat peas, S1.10; 9Th American petit
Lb00 70; extra Maine corn. 81. 15G5
1alne style corn, a5cdyS1. 90; standard
&H$c; seconds, $4,000.
H0RNIA FRulT-kxrra standard.
Sresches, lemon cling, Mg5l2,. 90;
I SEFaMford, 81; S591.95; black cher
a1ricots, S1.s0G1.90; strawberries,
E1Qs plums, Sl.65d115; grapes,
L73; seconds, Toe per dozen Tess
1rH standard prices.
WE'D aIOLASSES-P, &c +. Old Fash
Tg1iloDs, $40 per case: y gallons,
~ case; u gallons, $40 per case
nrnp, BIB cans, 90d95c. Gold
brand, fancy table syrup, quart Jars,
'cF dozen. b. B. & Co., Creole,
lbe; Bib. S1.35; 5-lb, $2.25; 1D-lb,
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WILLIAM A. W1LSoN,-Ofice 2O3 Niam
building; headquarters for Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
Il
MONEY TO LOAN ON improved or unim-
room Q, Perry block Congress avenue. Il
100000 TO LOAN on city property at 5.
and per cent, Vendor lien notes
bought and sold Old phone l13i. Paul
Hoover, 2ls Main street Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03

AN ORDINANCE-An ordinance governing
the moving Of buildings IN the city OF
Houston -r
BE- lt ordained 10y the city council OF
fbu tifV ~ ITpugfon-
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lHEAVY STABLES

HEAvY STAPLES.
.rNTl lON-Powder, per keg, $500;
X t0Eder, S1.65 per keg; drop shot,
Tx As; buck, S1I0.
lN--Exrra short clear, In sacks, 1870;
lkIc; boxed, &c higher; bellies,
!,q45fc; New York bellies, lac.
.rMR OIL-In barrels, 4Sc; half bar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-14

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-14

INai6ss easE de rodiTss, tendi6 suS
nlanos hacsa squelIos tres hemhres
= dlio;
- Es verdsd 4 iSoy criminsft Pc
I'D eStsbs loco. Tened ptsdad Gs
nj, "a que Juana, afortanaS sutsa.
tta sSts cor vt5s
~ oS atrevsiS 4 ussdlr n eds6e
LA ssGfats US De yuestra vfctsrap
Paula, s 81 yeE, tusexvino eca
siaIsm4n suplteants.
Jorge = baibacsS. ess miss.
rssble solo me fnsptra - horror
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leA 81 crtaaen ID Sc In eonsuna,:o.
graciss al Clelo, JnalfA - IA sal
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ds Francis. 81 oEiman peresnses
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-14
PAULA BALTCLs FL. NRllICO nE rs 80

menks en- sl eusrto de "a ioca, y
alli liza det0vl de ruevo.
Jusns 6Ormisg su respiration ra
Eular 10 6scfa claraEnents Ia vags
luz de Ia n0chs prestses M IRE
paseulo ioelsrbo alre al dor
de las ventanaS. deiaudo III rasto
del cuareO ea peofGnda 0ScnFfdlsd
El envenenaGor sae0 Del holslll0
sl fraSso, ton6 Is larrs = Sc scared
q Is yentana para echsr al yeaeDo
en- al refreSco de Il enfsrma,
En sQElel m0menti9 experimental
ls El&S terrible sepSaei6n que rue
ds safrir eFistura hamana.
URa naan0 Sc apoy0 En- Sn hmm
bro, y una voz, Ia &c Jorge. t1lio
lentarDeHtes
--.Acahad da una vez. seitox Ls-
clsre. Erhadlo todo. y deiatrq de
ma horA Juans no sxiStiFS.
Al nisl1O tempo IN f6sflaro
llnmGn0 las tiGieblsS, , el l.neiano
ms5aeQ y al doctor Schultz. con
una h1tfa en- una rngn0 v Ell rev6l.
vsr en- IA lesrA. aparee3sr0os " tFSs
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eSpaato. desssp spSrs6a.
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The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
FiIibusters.
BY FRANK H. SWEET.

Copyright, 1902 by Daily Story Pub. Coz
A group of Spanish officers were
standing in front of the mess quarters
at Bahia Honda. Thev had just come
in from Havana and on the morrow
were to start across the mountains
toward Cristobal on special service.
1t had been long, hard march, and
they were hugry and tired. In spite
of all that was behind and of what
might be ahead, their one thought was
of the meal whose savory odors were
issuing from the hastily improvised
mess quarters. The sun was not yet
down, but the shadows Of the date
palms lay thick about their feet.
They watched them listlessly, waiting
for the mess call, and then ready to
seek the low matched building where
they were to sleep. From the shad-
ows of the same date palms group
of ragged, emaciated boys watched
them keenly. They, too, were mindful
of the odo:s that came from the mess
quarters, for they shifted eagerly, and
from time to time they whispered to
one another and pointed toward the
building or the officers. Presently a
boy of nine or ten, with keen, snap
ping black eyes, stole to palm tree
that was but few yards from where
the officers GOOD. In the shadow OF
this he waited until his companions
had circled round to the shelter of
clump of bamboos on the other side,
and very near to the entrance of the
mess quarters. There they paused, as
though for Z signal.
And it was not long coming. With
a sudden wild whoop the boy with the
swapping eyes sprang forward into
the very midst of the officers, swing
ing his arms and dancing about as
though he were mad. In an instant al
most, and before they had recovered
from the surprise of the unexpected
onslaught he had snatched sword
from one of the scabbards and bound
ed away. AT the same moment cry
of CONSERVATION came from the mess
quarters.
But the officers did not notice that.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
. ehoWlNo rhG WAY.

Most of our readers know al! about
the aches and pains Of bad back,
very few people are free from sick
kidneys. as the kidneys are the most
Over-worked organs OF the body and
'go wrong" at times no matter how
well the general health may be. The
trouble is so few understand the in
dications of kidney trouble. You are
nervous, tired out and weary. have
stitches. twinges and witches OF
backache pains, but lay it to other
causes: finally the annoyance and
suffering attendant with urinary dis
orders, retention of the urine. too fire.
Quent urination makes you. realize the
seriousness of it. At any stage
you should take a remedy that will
not only relieve but cure you. Read
the following and profit by the lesson
it teaches:
c. J. McMurray, a resident OF Free
port H., address AZ lroquois St,
says: Il have greater faith in Doan's
Kidney Pills to-day than | had In the
fall Of 1897, when | first took that
remedy and it cured me of an acute
pain across the back and imperfect
action of the kidneys. Since | made
a public statement of these facts and
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to
my friends and acCuaintances. thor
oughly believing as l did both from
observation and experience that they
would do just as they were represent
ed to do. | am still pleased to re-
1ndorse my statement given to the
public shortly after | first began to
use the remedy"
A FREE TRIAL OF this great Kid
ney medicine, which cured Mr.. Nc
Murray. will be mailed on application
to any part Of the United States. Ad-
dress Foster-Miburn Co., Buffalo.
N. Y. Fer sale by all druggists, price
so cents per box.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
Right Shall Rule.

Short Is the triumph of evil.
Long is the reign of right.
The men who win by the aid Of sin,
The nation that rules by might,
The party that lives by corruption.
The trickster, the knave. the thief.
May thrive for time on the fruits OF
crime,
But their seeming success is brief
Sheer If you will at honor:
Make virtue a theme for Jest;
Scofr at the man who strives as he can
To seek and to do the best:
Make goodness butt for slander
And offer excuse for vice;
Proclaim the old lie. the corruptionist' g
cry,
That every man has his price
Yet know that the truth shall triumph.
That evil shall find its doom;
That the cause of right, tho subdued by
might,
Shall break from the strongest tomb:
That wrong tho IT seems to triumph,
Lasts only for day,
While the cause of truth has eternal
youth,
And shall rule DER the world for aye.
j. A. Edgerton in the Denver News.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10
No Questions to Be Asked.

When J. p Morgan was travelling
for pleasure through rural France on
one occasion, he engaged local pho
tographer to take and develop some
views of interesting places. The pho
tographer, receiving nothing as re-
tainer, did not begin the work until
he had consulted with the manager of
the hotel where Morgan was stopping
in the neighborhood. Yes-the man
ager knew Morgan, and thought Nor
gan all right.
But, monsieur" said the photog
rapher, at is such large order! Can
l safely trust this American for 800
francs?"
Mon Dieu!-3OO france!" ex-
claimed the manager. Trust him!-
yes; for anything and everything un-
der heaven he may take it into his
head to dream Of! He is pre-eminept-
ly a reliable mani"