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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-30

First and Second Grades. Miss Louise
We'll. Teacher.
Attendance-Joe Davidson.
Scholarship and Department.
Boys-Ea"l Holmes.
Girls-Lucile Dunn. Lillian Tobias,
Deportn.ent--Lucy Browder Pearl Els
enberE.
scholarship--Leopold WaIdman. Mary
C. Norman, Ailcen Watts Isabel Levy
stein t--.
Second Grade. Division :. Miss Johnnie
attendance Charles Harris. Leo Simon,
Ruth Bernheimer.
peportm ant--Issb bel Norwood, Nellie Jo-
seph. katharn Robertson Hannah 81
Scholsrsh. I-Glenn Andrews Charles
Harris, duVai Goldthwaite, Marion
Rushton, Anthony Sayre, Hannah simon.
Ruth Be-nheimer, Nellie Joseph. Annie
Third Grade Miss ,Gussie Ledectter,
Teacher.
Department.
Boys-Paul Baync, John Matthews, Ter
nv Mcpherson.
Ciirls-Grace Burgess. Margaret cole
man. Julia Collier, Corinne Ingram. Ruby
kirkpatrick. Mary Baldwin Wiliams.
| Scholsrship-Eddle Johnson. Emanuel
Bloch. Margaret Coleman.
Fourth Grade Grade. Dkision l. Miss Sara
Attendance-Dorothy Graham, Mary
| Edison.
Department.
GirIs-Elvie Benjamin. Title Coheu.
| Mary Ellis. Nancy Ellis. Mary Edison,
| Dorothy Graham. Gladys Hudson. Louise
Holloway. Jessie Moore, SsIiio Watkins
| Wood.
Scholarship.
| Boys-Sidney Dunn. James Flowers Ju-
! lien SfFaAablIrRoF left Steiner
| Girls-NEivie Benjamin. Gladys Hudson,
| Louise Holloway Jessie Moore Tllis
Cohen. Nancy Ellis. Mary Ellis, Mary
Edison, Dorothy Graham, Rena NAV
| Pomeroy. Phedora Randolph. Aida Ram
sey. Ruby Richardson. sallie Watkins
| Wood. -
| Fourth Grade. Division b.. Miss Eliz-
| abeth Sayrc. Teacher. 4--
Attendapce-owen Barry Alma Cadden.
| Claudia Moritz. ~
Barry Mary Lee Jones. Claudia Moritz.
Msrcelle SabeL Clotildc Sayre Anna
Walker.
Deportment-MaryL Lee Jones. Elrna Me
| Pherson. Clotildc Sayre. Edna Watt, Em-
mic Todd.
! Fifth Grade r. Division One, Miss Lu,
| cy II. phillips. Teacher.
Seholarship-Warren Amerine, Donald
| Mcdonald. r.f
Fourth Grade A. Division Two Robert
| Copeland. John MINIS, Clarence Me
| Donald Robert Rabb. Jessie Cohen, To-
rama Cain, Annie Laurie Clapp. Mae
| Rousseau.
| Fifth Grade. Division Two. Miss Kate
| McI4emore. Teacher
| Att@udance-lrms Rice:
Scholarship
BOys-Albert Collier. Walter Perry
GiFis-lrma Blank. Damie BeIser. Ida
| Parrish, lrma Rice, Jeanne Well Emily
1 White. t-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-30

Mary Boykin Glover, Lillian Gum. Marie
Hadsn. Juiiette Marcus. Ray Marcus,
Alice Parker, Elizabeth Slgntler, Kettle
Yougene Berthe May Philips. Rosa Neal
Queenie Belle Jones. =, .5.sse
Second Grade. Miss Julia Moses.
teacher. - ~. . i.
Attendance. L~3
L,cie Glover. jamie Neptune.
Department. ,.
Boys-Jack Rives, Bernard Steiner. Viii
lie Holt. Bernard fGerson,, Homer Land
graft John McDuhic,
Girls--Marion Black. Rebecca Stout
Mary Carter ;Dorathy Edwards. Lucie
Glover, Gladys. Lyons Maud Jones. JAMIE
Scholarship. IS"
Boys-Gerald Bailey. Lindsay Hunt,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-30

Girls-Ruth Brewer. Jeanette Haas.
Estolle Meyer.
Fourth Grade, Miss Mary HurkA
teacher.
Department..
Ellie Gay, Willie Jones.
Scholarship.
Ellie Cay Pauline Levy. Em Terry
Virden, Willie Jones, Edwin Phillips.
Fifth Grade, Miss l.. c. Coghili. teacher
Attendance.
Edwin Gay, James Murphy.
Conduct.
Rowell Holt, Clara Galloway Willie
Galloway. Louise Hamburger. Lersta
More. Zuieikah Parker Carrie Rice, MA
Continued on Page Mne.)
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-30

ard, Mary Mcpherson. lara Solomon
Myrtle Sanford.
Scholarship.
Boys-Arthur Goodwin, Thaddie Grando
Pierce Ramsey. Walter Todd, James llai-
die Robert league, Frederick Robert-
SON.
Ciris--Zara Solomon. Elizabeth Brown,
Mary Mcpherson. Ida Wood Hanf1on,
Ruth Allen.
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|HE)hAI|jn

The ancients supposed that
rheumatism was caused by
the flowing of watery
humor, hence the name,
which is derived from
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-30
SCHOOL YEAR COMES TO END:
CLASS OF 1902 ADDRESSED
BY DIR. GEORGE PETRIE
CLASS OF leo2.

CLASS OF 1907.
Miss Matte Luckie Barnett,
Miss Francis Virginia crump.
Miss Nary Pincombe Gallagher,
Miss Bertha Jones Perry,
Miss Carol Pruett.
Miss Margaret Louise Wagner,
Miss Margaretta Brown Clark,
Miss Mary hudson Dinkins,
Miss Matilda Meyer,
Miss Grace Poundstone,
Miss Annie Gertrude Seay,
Miss Clyde Ruth Yarbrough.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-05-30

First and Second Grades. Miss Louise
Well Teacher.
Atteudance--Joe Davidson.
Scholarship and Department.
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CONTINUED on Pags Nins.)
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81
y BOYS HIGH SCHOOL.
- y y 4 y y = = y = = ~
W. NJ. Clyde Principal; Miss A. f.
Robinson, Assistant.
First Grade.
Schoiarship-Wil Frank Joseph. Tar
Teton Collier. Frank +. Greene, Philip
BeaIe Travis. Virgil Chandler.
Attendance Emmett Poundstone.
Observation-Disclosures V. Stout.
Second Grade.
Scholarship-Emil ]. Meyer. Jr., Thorn
as KIinge, Ernest s. Meyer.
~ y 4 y 4 + y = y y 4 = .
\ sAYRE STREET SCHOOL. y
- = = \ y \ \ = y = = d
Miss Mary +. Boyle. Principal
First Grade Division /, Miss Claytonia
Wilson. Teacher
Department.
.Boys-Arthur Goodwin Rush Pearson,
Walter Todd.
Girls-Elizabeth Brown. Virginia How
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
THE KAISER'S HOPES.
Why He Prefers That President
Roosevelt Act as Arbiter.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Germany
in
to
be
refu from
Of
o
The
) o he o
Washington December cit quite evident from the developments
Roosevelt arbitrator Britain and Italy, is believed Inclined
preference officially In the President
3
MI viii Italy
Vbp ia
O ies
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
MEAT EATERS WIN BATTLES.

Good Feeding OF American Soldiers Make
Them Best IN the World
London, December 22--Nathiel Y. York.
Davies, Londons famous consulting physi.
clan In diotetics, whose establishment in
Harley street is almost as wen known as
Guys hospital has forwarded to Secretaries
Root and Long and Generals Miles and
Corbln statement containing his coucm.
sions as TO the proper feeding for lighting
men. he has placed similar documents Ia
the hands OF King Edward tho authorities
OF the admiralty and OF the war office.
Speaking to the Constitution correspondent
today Mr. York Davies said
WARS have been lost and won bv com.
missurE departments. The fate OF ncopics
IN civil conflict depends ON the Character
or the food they eat Soldiers aud sailors
IN TINS country at present yet too much
bread and too little meat
Rich food makes men effcmipata and
coWardly; animal food makes them conn
lgcous and hardy, Americas army Is the
best In the world because It's feeding ia
more nearly rEbt taau any OF the otaer
nations. Russia comes next England ia
third, Germany is fourth aud France is
htth The soldier especially the growing
soldier should have one pound ~ mr1f
each day IN peace aud an extra quarter of
hound during wan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
ANXIETY AT HAVANA.

Reciprocity With United States WIN
Cause Many Suspensions.
Havana. December 22.-Therc is much
anxiety In this city ana throughout the
island on the part Of the merchants who
have been dealing with European houses.
ON account of the near approach Of reel.
procity with the united States Nearly an
of these houses are heavily in debt TO Ger
man, English, French and Spanish firms
for amounts varying all the way from 500.
600 10 $4,000 These foreign houses hay,,
carried the Cuban nrms on their books
waiting Tor the time when sugar sbouli
rirse and times In Cuba be better Min
the passage ~ the reciprocity treaty. how
ever, IL is recognized that Il win be I'M.
possible 10 compete with American goods.
hence the European houses win demand
an immediate settlement, which vii me,lH
the suspension Of many trms on the island
Among these nrms win be some OF line
largest In the country. While IL Is thought
that the failures VIII be many there Will
be practically no mercantile houses ln tha
Omitted states 20 sufier ey them.
The failures have, In fact, already be
gun. Three days ago a trnl, one OF no
largest dealers 10 dry goods and notions
IN Cuba failed for something over Si06 :
600. The only losers by the failure arc IN
Germany and In France.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
Have You Uric Acid, Rheumatism or
Bladder Trouble?
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May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Pain or dull ache in the back IS unmls.
taxable evidence OF kidney trouble 1t is
Natures timely warning to show you that
the track OF health Is not clear.
II these danger signals are UNDECIDED,
more serious results are sure TO follow;
Brights disease, which is the worst form
of kidney trouble, may steal upon you.
The mild and the extraordinary effect
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mail.
Baokaohe, Uric Acid and Urinary Trou-
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Among the many famous cures by swamp
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publish today for the benefit of our readers
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DR.. Kiimer 6 Co. B!nGhamton, y. Y.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
HOUSTON

Houston show windows are attractively
displayed.
Tho Rock Island right OF way received
tie vote In the city council and was car
rled by the vote OF the mayor
The street railway settlement was not
vetoed by the mayor and will become op-
eratiVe.
Citizens of the Fifth ward are Interested
In securing the Hardy street bridge.
Houston Is made southwestern headauar
tiers Tor two large IRE Insurance companies.
Some notable changes scheduled in work
on city charter at Yesterdays session of
council,
Chief OF police says shooting OF cannon
hrecrackers will not be allowed In city linn
its during holidays.
A special committee Of the council heard
the claims Of the nremeu for Increase in
pay.
The teachers Of Harris county held an in.
teresting session at Labor hall.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
JAPANEsE NAVAL EXPANSION.
The Marquis Ito May Organize d New
Government.

The Marquis Ito May Organize d New
Government.
Correspondence Of the Associated PressD
Yokohama, November &c. via Snn Fran.
cisco, December % The topic. Of the hour
Is the possible expansion of the japanese
navy IN connection with the ten years
program formulated by Premier Katsuka
and his cabinet The expansion is natur-
ally favored by Great Britain and the
Japanese government, and It has even been
alleged that there were some secret con.
ditlons of the alliance stipulated for the
proposed naval Increase The premier pro
posed 20 raise the necessary funds for the
measure by continuing the increased land
tax rate. which bears on the land owners
and farmers and which the latter expected
would be reduced TO It's normal rate next
year. according 10 promise The proposal
TO continue H. therefore raised an cutlery
and many representatives were elected ON
pledges 10 oppose this means.
Marquis Ito, eN-prcmier and the con
ndante of the emperor II Is said, was gen
orally expected TO solve the problem For
SOME time he conferred With various states.
men and on the 18th instant altered his
views. lie tavorS naval expansion or main.
tenance according to the katsuku program
tax, Instead he suggests Curtailng do
nestle appropriations for proposed enter.
Ett0NNt NAAu as lultlNhN0 NNu AtltlnNNtS
The marquis, who mude the time Of this
announcement the occasion for reading tho
country Q strong lecture on its eXtrava-
gance and its faults, has delighted his own
party aud then erstwhilc opponents the
agreed to act In concert to defeat the
katsuka government The latter SO far.
declined To bulge from It's position Should
the kotsuka cabinet be defeated, new
government will he formed possibly with
Marquis Ito at Its head though ayowclly
ne does not care for Office. and a now
election be held u Is hoped that some
members may be found 10 avert the eN.
pense OF this result The diet was con
Noked today and will be organized on the
VT, proNimo The trst bills 10 be taken Up
VIII he the naval expansion and the land
tax bills SO that the comparative strength
OF the government and opposition win be
eiven an early test
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23

are, obliged to pass water often during
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
DOMESTIC.

Sienor Mascagni's woes came to a climax
at Chicago. All dates cancelled
An engine ran anuck at Liberty, lnd,
and wrecked two trains. smashed four
locomotives. killed two men and injured
others,
Losses Of the Knoxville Gre aggregate
$4,000 with S25iUO insurance.
Fifteen survivors of collision ia Massa
chusetts bay underwent suncrlngs ulc
scribablc,
The Laura Blggar trial progresses at
Freehold, y, j. The case may close To-Day.
The womans Christian Temperance
Union will try to abolish saloons from
within four miles Of military premises.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has a chance to re-
cover
An unexampcd record IN handling Christ.
mas mails has been made by the New York
general postotnca
Cunaeld, the New York sport is prose.
cutting Inspector Brooks for breaking into
his house
interesting testimony was adduced In the
libel suit Of Katherine Tingley versus a
Los Angeles newspaper
The Oklahoma statehood convention will
meet at Oklahoma CITY January
Twenty-Five are dead as result Of the
byron Springs collision and several othrrs
are IN critical condition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
TEXAS

Business houses ar Spr!nrtown were burn
ed $40 loss Of about $4,000.
The supreme court expresses doubt as TO
whether there is any necessity Tor a bond
In order TO give jurisdiction Ia appealed
cases
Senator Hale proposes q bin to appro-
pirate money for the fight on the boil
Wecyu
The internal revenue department has
given out an important notice concerning
soda fountains,
The supreme court holds that the aidcr-
men OF Waco were not in contempt in pro-
ceediug with the impeachment of Mayor
higgins,
An election for mayor Of Waco win be
ordered at the next meeting Of the council
There VIII be further appeal on the part
Of Mr.. higgins,
The Dallas street car merger was dis
posed Of by the council sustaining the
mayors veto
Frank BONN Of Galveston d'ed rom the
effects Of wound In the arm.
II Is said That contracts for S2o0o,O0
worth Of new buildings at Beaumont will
be let shortly after January l.
stove Kicks, wanted in Karnes county,
has been arrested at Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23

Robert Giles. charged with smuggling two
lots of wines and liquors from st Thomas
on the United stat steamship Uncas and
the lighthouse tender Laurel, began this
afternoon
The case Of Commander Mentz was heard
nrst and seven witnesses testihef before the
court adjourned. Nentz was in command
where from 30 to s. cases Of LIQUORS We're
purchased Some Of these cases were put
OF at Culehra, but fourteen were brought
"a San Juan. OF the latter six were marked
Robert Giles, while others were addressed
20 Captain Andrew Dunlap comm nder Of
the naval station here One Of the wit
nesscs testified that Captain Dunlap or
dered him 10 60 on board tle Laurel: that
he did so and delivered the cases 10 Cap
tain Dunlap A customs inspector testified
to having seized and opened the six cases
marked Robert Giles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
FOREIGN.

The earthquake at Andiian. Turkestan,
killed 25oo people and destroyed 1900
houses
President Nord OF Hayd has appointed a
new cabinet.
The crown princess Of saxony has mystic.
riously disappeared
Marconis achievement is pronounced the
greatest feat OF modern science.
The Porto Rieans at San Juan welcome
Admiral Dewey
Polish school girl Is laugulshlng IN
prison Tor "lese majestic" In having
stamped on the kaiser's picture.
Alleged liquor smugglers are on trial at
San Juan.
German electrical manufacturers have or.
ganized 3 trust,
Peace relgns In Colombia
France Is excited over the Humbert case.
The Dreyfus aaair is involved and star.
ting disclosures are expected.
Bolivia mas a revolution.
The buoonic plague Is epidemic at Maznt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
MINISTER BUCKS DEATH.
Further Details OF His Sudden End a,
Toxic.


Further Details Of His Sudden End AZ
Toxic.
(Correspondeuce Of the Associated pross,
NJ. -, - -''''
OHIO. japan peG''hosS o. wa san Fran
cisco cal December 22.-Colonel Buck,
United States minister to Japan. died sud.
-. -, -''D' N'0N SUI
",n!y Oh H'a'' la"u'e on tne 4th instant
while attending duck hunt as the guest
Of the japanese emperor The duck narties
are annual state anairs. to which an mo
highest diplomatic and state officials are
Invited Colonel Buck was standing q,
tho vrast,rn s,as ~ nan,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
Hoods JdrSdpGriLLd
and Pills

Eradicate It, positively and absolute
~, This statement is based on the
thousands Of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
my daughter had serofula, with eleven
sores OF her neck and about her ears. Hoods
sarsApariis was highly recommended and
she took It and was cured. She 10 now in
good health" Mas. j. n. JoSEs, Parker
City. Ind. q
Moods enrsaparllIa promises &c
aura and ke'ops the promise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
General Herrera,s WeIoonne-

Colon, Colombia, December 22-General
BENJAMIN Herrera formerly commander or
the revolutionary forces I'm Colombia ar
rived here today from Panama TO welcome
General Nargas'Santos, late military d.
rector Of the revolution, who arrived here
from san Jose, Costa Rica. on board the
steamer Labrador Vargas santos is bound
for Savanila, whence he will proceed 10
the department of Sautander, his home A
large crowd gathered OF the railraod sta
ton TO catch n glimpse Of General Herrera
who received a cordial welcome from tine
prominent liberals.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
RAlLROhns.

The commission Inns ordered the Interna-
tional 10 build a new station az Arp
The Wichita Valley win submit It's terms
Tor an extension TO the affected towns
early In January.
II rs now rumored that the Mineral Wells
road is to be extended into Colorado.
The heavy ana continuous rains have
caused considerable loss TO the Texas roads.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
ALLEGED smueeLERs ARsAleurn
several rersons Charged VIII ns,,.-,.

IT, aTIu LI1u0rs
30 nv 'oy , Porto Rico, Decembsr .,
Nooof' Giles government road con,.- -
""p wsuager 81 the Autonobn. Ta ne,
p0l1"'l, , company, has beeu ,rros,,, us IS
connection With the smuggling 49, ,eSs'u m
s,,r, IN ~ airaisned, chirged with smn"
The nv n,op ,g,asd not guilty,
un,,e. pienminary examinations bc,o,o
snn a,su Ss"'es Commissioner Andersoo =,
,,n,on, .'sal o. Elections Benjlmip Rn,,os
SO,sma I. g w Mcntz. in chsrse az ~,
r0r'o hieo lighthouse service; Jsn,ss n ~. ,ne
N'u' a. employe Of tas cOuatry cum nm, an,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
SUMMARY OF THE Jews.
1odan,s Weather.

washington, December e2,--East Texas
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; fresh north
winds.
Arkansas. Fair Tuesday; Wednesday
fair. warmer.
west Texas and New Mexico.--Fair Tues
day and Wednesday
oklahoma and Indian Territory. Fair,
warmer Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
Mississippi, Louisiana aud Alabama
Tuesday fair; Wednesday fair; fresh north
winds.
Denison, Grayson County, Texas, Decem'
Der 22.-The coolest snap Of the winter
prevails. There will be heavy freeze to-
night. e..,.
observations taken 10y the United states
weather bureau at 5 /. M. seventy'nttn
mcclellan time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
New Havtian Mlnistru

Port au Prince. December 22.-The new
Haytiau ministry is constituted as follows:
Senior Legors Canvin. minister Of the in
terror: General Cyrac. minister OF war.
NJ, Jermie minister OF foreign affairs: NJ
Iaulin minister Of public Instruction; NJ.
81 Amand, minister Of public works; NJ.
ponnery, minister OF finance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values advanced on bullsh sltua-
ton and receded on liquidation by longs
az New York
Holiday inactivity pervnded the board Of
trade.
Grains ruled hrm and provisions we're in
good demand
There was notable strength IN stocks
The public Is buying May and July cot.
ton at New York
Good demand for spots at New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23

lcss. tcIeeraphy was received today by cable.
as follows
London, December 20 Am much inter.
ested by the wireless message which YOU
have sent me and am delighted at the suc-
cess Of Siguor Marconis great invention.
which brings Great Britain and Canada
Into still closer connection Edward. n"