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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
BOULDER OIL REFINERY.
c. A. Dorm Formerly of Florence,
Interested.

special dispatch from Boulder to
the Denver News says that actual con-
struction of an oil refinery, located
not far from the McAfee and midway
between the Mckenzie and the Otero.
is under way. The promoters of the
refinery are practical men, and will
begin with plant of capacity of
forty barrels day. but with boiler
and other capacity to enlarge the
works. r. II. Black. formerly of
Pennsylvania and an experienced oil
reflner. is the moving spirit III this
enterprise Others associated with
him are q. y. Dorm, formerly of Flor.
ence and now of the Oh Well Supply
company, and Ed Wilson, an exper-
fenced driller. The machinery is
nearly all on the ground, and the COM
pany has been successful in securing
several Thousand barrels at very
moderate price. 1t is anticipated that
within two or three weeks the ref
merry will be turning out an output.
Asked as to the market one of the
company said today that they had
found market not in competition
with the STANDARD Oil company for all
they could turn out in theway of ker-
osene, gasoline and lubricating oil.
Their customers are men landing "A
great deal of OIL but who have never
purchased from the Standard or Con-
tinental Oil companies, they say.
the schedule of prices to be paid has
not been given out, this gentleman
says that the local refinery would give
at least from 80 to 10 per cent more
than the United Oil company is pay
ing. The latter is paying 2 cents
RtllOu, OF Oh ttulH DhTTels Int OUT
put of the Otero alone is in excess of
the capacity of this refinery as at pres.
ent planned. and the company states
that it will be their endeavor no to
secure the output of the larger produ-
GERS SO much as to handle the product
of the smaller ones. At from 81. 20
to 81 80 barrel it is estimated that
twenty wells in the belt could be
pumped at profit. The Savannah
No 2, which is within 200 feet of
the Otero has come into oil and gas
at the same time, and Is making fine
showing of both. The Otero output
as shown by certificates from the
United Oil company is now eighty
barrels a day. 1t has pumped stead
lily night and day for the last six
weeks.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
REVOLUTION RAMPANT.
Is Not Likely to Accomplish a
Great Deal.

Sofia, Oct 2O-An open air meet
ing convened here today by the Ma
cedonian commission was attended by
10, 600 people. NJ. Michalowski. pres
ident of the local committee, describ-
ed Turkish misrule in Macedonia,
and was loudly cheered by the gather
ing. The meeting passed one resolu-
tion approving the revolutionary
movement and another condemning
Turkish atrocities.
1t is reported here that Turkish
troops have occupied the Krespa pass,
thus becoming masters of the Siruma
valley. and that all the insurgent
positions are now untenable.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
MODERN JACK
THE RIPPER. ;"
But This Man Killed His
Victims by Choking.
On Trial Today For Murder of Four
Young Women ALI We're
KilledApparently in the
Same Manner.

Evansville, Ind, Got After
many delays the case of Wilbur S.
Sherweli who is accused of murders of
Jack the Ripper type, was called
for trial today. Sherwell has been in
Jail nearly year. He was arrested
Nov. 10 last, charged with choking to
death Lena Renner and Georgia Rail
ey, whose dead bodies few nights
along roads leading into the city
At the time of his arrest Sherwell was
member of the city police force
The accused was unable to give bail
and has been in Jail ever since.
The grand jury that convened shortly
after the bodies of the two women
were found indicted Sherwell for
their murder and also the murder of
Mrs. Mary Anne Storck The body
VI MTs. 'olDTth WIS louHu III alHos'
the indentical spot where the body of
Mrs. Railey was found. Apparently
she had been choked to death. In
addition to these three crimes the
name of Sherwell was connected with
the murder of Fannie Butler, but the
grand Jury did not indIct him for this
crime. The body of the Butler woman
was found in an alley year ago last
May. From all appearances she had
manner as had the three other victims
1t was ascertained that Sherwell had
been talking to the Butler woman on
the night she di appeared.
Since his arrest the prisoner has
steadily refused to talk about his case
beyond asserting his innocence. His
wifi. had stood by him all through
his trouble, working in a mill to sup
port herself and her two children.
Able counsel for the defense has been
retained by the mother and sisters of
Sherewll. who live at Monroeville,
Ohio, and who are said to be wealthy.
The trial promises to be one of the
most notable in the criminal annals OF
the state.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
PORTLAND PICKINGS.

Nate Udell returned from Denver
Sunday on No. /.
Mr.. M. d. Thatcher. president of
the Portland Cement company, came
up from Pueblo Saturday afternoon
and inspected the new plant.
Paul Lining arrived in town Sun.
day morning. having been absent in
Denver since Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Manley from
Florence took Sunday dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. @. C. Hamilton.
The Sunday school Mt Portland IL
doing nicely since starting this fall.
CAL.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
Before the Supreme Court.

Washington, d. c., Oct. Coon
siderable interest is manifested in the
case of the Indiana Manufacturing
company which was called for argu-
ment today in the United States su-
preme court. The case involves the
right of the state to tax patent rights.
1t has been in the state and federal
courts for several years, but the point
at issue has never been passed on by
the United States supreme court.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
New English Actor in America.

New York. Oct 20 Martin Harvey
the English actor. opens his firt
American tour, under the direction of
Klaw & Erliuger, at the Herald
Square theatre tonight. His tour will
last until spring aud will embrace
the leading American cities. He
will present repertoire of his success
which will include "The only Way. !"
1.-The King Children, "After All, -
and probably "The Cigarette Makers
Romance.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
Quickest Route to Chicago and East

Is via Union Pacific Chicago
Special. Leaves Denver / 10 p. IN. :,
arrives Chicago 800 p. III. next day.
The quickest night train leaves Den
yer 80 p. III. arrives 'ChicaRo 7:l5
second morning. Service and equip
ment. the pink OF perfection. See
your local agent or address E. X.
Griffin. General Agent, Denver.
40.43
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
Best Route Kansas City St. Louis.

Two trains daily via the Union Pa
cific. Solid track, quick time, per
feet equipment Tourist sleepers
Denver to Kansas City, only s 30 per
double berth See your local sgent
or address +. X. Griffin, Geueral
Agent. Denver. Alb
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-10-20
Bargain.

Mining stock to sell to raise money
quick. Call or or address Il. II. Car
penter, Mt The Tribune. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEN AORK.-The United States Shin
Rt,,nillallus company has Just aDsorbcd 1be
Hn1abethport, y, j., brass works 'N'
MENlCO CITY.-El Muudo. a ubar,I ~,
E,f; notes that many Texans are taking fWr
ta'lf homes in this country. mniDiv Il,
monterey and Saltilo, while gome have
COME q" this city, NN'
NEW YORK. According TO rcport mr.
'sv lheotS arr being perfected for com
Wh9lon NJ malleahle iron fcundrlcs Win +.
satltdt OF something Ike Sl5.OQ0O0o f.
f-,"''V''N"' says the journal of Commerce
lA,oMA. Wash.-Skarway dlsnatchp.
n{ mar although the SkagwayJunea,
'sple Is now broken, the gOvernuent Grow
OF experts have stopped operations towori
despair F''i'''"'oh III
DIX ssELS. -t'eueral Botha visited IN
CGynlesfTy OF lXellcs and saw the body Of
ntheral Lucas Meyer In tho morf +, ,r,
botha, who was deeply moved stood sor'
oitue IN prayer and then placed a wreati
on the coffin. "iS"'p
NV YORK Elias j Ivanoweh With his
VIZ ana eight children We're held ovcrnigb,
~ Ihe immigraton authorities at Ellis tx
S nilu anu ms IN spite Of the rarr tina. h,
"" worth Of jewery. ~
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-.A Sclmitar y,o.,.
rom stuttgart, Ark. says DEPUTY postm,s
ter scotland of that place was hei5 ,,,
sSe9sghd and gagged by robbers. who IN
S tp IN money and about $500 worth ~
S'uilps ana made their escape.
PORT All PRINCE. Hayti-The C,ho,
crn,, s Auremhnrg, belonging to the Cam
LII steamship company has arrives bsrs
Fin Fin Lgo tons OF coal Intended for tbs
Axs sunpent creds P!errot, T5s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
CABLE CAR ACCIDENT.
6rpman Was Killed and a Number OF
Passengers Injured

passengers injured,
Kansas City, Mo-. August "A cane car
crowded with passengers got away from the
grpman at the top of the Ninth street in.
cline at the union station here tonight and.
dashing to the bottom at terrific speed
crashed into train that was standing
there. The passengers were hurled IN every
direction and the grip ear on the runaway
train and the rear coach OF the other train
were reduced to splinters.
w, Il. TAYLOR. the gripman on the first
train, was instantly killed and at least
twenty persons were injured
The incline, which has been the scene Of
several fatal accidents, is 300 yards in
length and descends at an angle OF 40 de.
grees 30 an elevated platform.
A grip car and one coach at the bottom
Of the incline were being switched to the
opposite track, preparatory to the climb
back to town, Before this could be accom-.
plished, dozens of persons crowded into the
train, In another moment a train appeare
at the top Of the hill, heavily laden win
passengers. Tho grpman had lost con.
troll OF his car and IN another instant eliza.
ty passengers were being hurled down the
steep hillside A panic cnSued both on the
descending car and among the crowd be.
low on the platform. In the scramble 10
escape many We're trampled upon and soy
eral persons tainted, while a score " mas.
sengers Of the runaway train jumped from
the sides Of the cars rolling over ans oyrr
| ON the treStlc work The train struck ,hn
switching ears with u terrific crash, render
ing the waiting train a mass Of debris
tsrinfanO frnVlNY wnS found load l,,-t 4,
under the wreckage. while two dozen per
sons were sprawled about, Half Of the In.
| lured were only stunned or bruised.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
TEXAS POLITICS.

1t IS said az san Antonio that there is
Grecu Terrell combination against Lyon
GqoscneA BIN McpQuold has issued
tatomeut regarding the position OF j, IL.
Il. Green.
Eallotug Is 10 he resumed Monday at
Waco In ~ effort TO break the deadlock
IN the Eleventh senatorial convention.
SENATORS Culhcrson aud Bailey are 10
make speeches in Gamers district big
majority being desired
q, w Burkit Of Palestine has Issued
statement telling why he is a candidate
for the republican state craftsmanship.
There has been split among the Gal
weston republicans and the contest viii
60 up to the county convention.
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krupp s. Iuffly

an engine out. and while talking y N
caller at the front door. he hea'a
in his bedroom and going there io W. /,
wife living on the fOor, where sps ,, 4
fallen while endeavoring TO ee' ~ ~ I'd
bed Her neck was broken anu sns z
almost instantly. II.
MANILA. General Chaffeee a ls . reOtasl
to Manila from his tour OF tae sys VII
islands. He has not taken deelsne y NJ
against the Moros Of the lslana rs
uanao. IN
CHICAGO The meeting o. laf siIre
holders of the Illinois Centfai s,iai
company to authorize an Issue y .,her Il
OC3 OF new stock will he held oe'0VT III,
NEW YORK. -Belyidere Brooss,I ,,s MI
superintendent Of the Eastern IMAM. nnm y
the Western Union Telegraph .oo%arInteade
been appointed also general suN zane ~
Of the Southern division, OF ihe e whs
pany In place of James MerFiOe"'
resigned. ,..,. Vaier y
Electric Power company, whie ~ ,,tahool
a $1,000. 600 dam across me ,Stns he q
river with the object OF furhlshn ss bstn
of Atlanta with electricity ha'
ganizcd,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
M. cAMBoNs SUCCESSOR.
Several Prominent Persons Are Men
toned Tor the Place.

toned for the Place.
Paris August - The correspondent Of
the Associated Press was informed at the
foreign office today that the successor #
NJ jules Combon, as French ambassador
at Washington had not yet been appointed.
but that NJ. Jusseraud, the French minis
ter at Copenhagen had been selected for
the post NJ. Jussoraud speaks English
luently and is the author Of several Eng.
fish books. His wife who was a Miss Rich
ards, is an American and has resided for
a long time in Paris NJ Jusscraud had
been prominently connected with the move.
ment for the Development of athletic sport
In France.
1t is not true thai VI Cambon is going to
ST. Petersburg as t1o successor of Malqu!,
De Montebello. Ere, h ambassador to ku-
STA. 1t is said on good authority that VI,
Cambon will he appointed French unhas
sador at Madrid succeeding VI. Pat notHc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
VERY MYSTERIOUS DELAY
Bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Fair Are
Not Yet Removed
THE ORDERS TWICE COuNTERMADtD.
Attorneys OF the Family Consulted WIN
Consul General Gewdy for Several
Hours, It is Said.
THE ORDERS TWICE tOuNTERNADtD

Paris, August q. There is evidently sone
mystery connected wlh tile fact that the
bodies Of Nj and Mrs Charles Fdr have
not been shipped from par IL was
originally arranged thut tho bodies should
he Withdrawn tfcp be church OF the
Madeline at O'Clock this afternoon Al
that hour two undertakcrs' vans were walt
ing at the door Of the vault TO receive the
cof6ns when orders cans" sending tn m
away until half past O'Clock tonight. al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
SULTAN Is AMENABLE.
A Friendly Message Is Sent 10 t
American Minister.

AMERICAN Minister.
ConstantinopIc Thursday, August IL
Through the medium Of lzzel Boy. one uf
his secretaries, the sultan today sent a
friendly message TO the Uuited States mu-
stcr John c. A. Lcischmau, assuring him
that all the pending claims of the Uuitod
States would bc complied with aud begging
the minister to resume his visits to the
porte. In consequence of these fresh as
surHuces Nj. lelschmau today visited the
grand viZicr said PdShd. and the m mister
OF foreign affairs. teunk Pasha. Mr.. Lei,ch
man aud Robert 3. Mccormick, the Iuited
States aubas sador TO Austro-Huuury, VIII
attend the SalHmli6 tomorrow and prob
ably viii have au audience with The sultan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
fToday's Weather.
DOMESTIC.

several persons were badly injured In a
railway accident near Shreveport.
Peter Power, the complainant in the "a
nous railway suit. was released from the
New York Jail
Resident Roosevelt began his New Ems
land tour With an address to 5000 people
at Hartford. Cor.
T. II. Hartman may be elected president
Of tho wellsFargo Express company il
is said to be the Grst step in the ccmoina'
ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
FOREIGN

Sir Thomas Upton narrowly escaped fatal
accident IN his automobile,
Tntkey is trying to make amends Tor past
del.1Quencies.
Several prominent Frfnchmen are men
tened as the probable successor 81 Minister
CsRlbou
Minister Bowen cabcs from Caracas that
veaezucian AFFAIRS are improved.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
WASHINGTON.

The deficit created by the last congress
is growing and already amounts to more
than ss.oo0.0n.
The naval experiments with oil rs fuel
have been concluded. The tests Tere a
success. but there are drawbacks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.


Washington, August -. -Postonices o..
tabl'sAed and postmastcrs appointed there
9t; Ivory, ,Frecatonc county. Cioyd :.
McD2pdId Mclean. GRAY county Wi.
liam +. Mclaughlin; Ricctop. Fore Ren,i
county, Fred L. Blunt
The special mail service from Darlington
10 Con, Lafayette county, will be disc n.
tinuei ON August 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
RAILROADS.

The Southern hallway passed over the
regular quarterly dividend IN the preferred
81 och.
President Williams of the seaOoard Air
Liue says his road Will not enter any
merger.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
EczEMAi No cuRE, Ne pAY.

Druggist viii refund money II PAZu
oIATAlEAT fails to cure Ringworm. Tet.
ter Old Ulcers aud Sores, p,mplos aud
BlaeaRegas aud all skin diseases. soc,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

This signature Is on ever boz OF the genuine
Laxative Bromo.Q uinine Tablets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

.,ht,. ,- g., rte .be. l,,,t me Thought
IL parn,is .ii,le-haw 10 get the very 5,s,
,,o,, q, th. nation. ths mon IT the highest
,.,.,,,..,t,r., h,stress and administrative
"a, .t,f ,,s,r, "a uodprfirr rae
- - ..tt5o sbnnld Tx, 10 see
-. r...s+,,. titraroct sections ana
- MI. ,,,~tt.. -prt th.s. eu..
,1n..' ,rs, nrl,r,,r, aim must
l'N'-' "'1 .it -, .,r.
ot p" ee' -''' - 81 ,..;,., :
iva "''VA H'N'''' - .,,,
'N "''I ~ reg Ut. ,,-t.,,., I
PATRIOTISM "4" ''' -.
VIII maze IN i" "'i''"7 :" P'' $500
at the government, service
80 mueh 10Y what rvs "'e" N'le 3"
Occ.deur. ia the orient Ine l0o'r was
more difficult.
at Is rare indeed that q great WORK
work supr nelly worth doing, can be done 1
savc nc the cost no. Gully g labor aud io.i I
hnt OF much puzz,iag worry during the
fluo az thc uerf arunncc Normally thn M
Zion tim, achieves greatness. ika rhr in.
5..il...l usn. achieves greatness, cen do SO
.i,. - ,., ,.e. az o1,ietv and le~N3or
,... ,a t.7rt wearing effort The leol
, t 49,, ,, ,a.ustor1sl to fhc
-t, fif. NJ effort AND almgst
s ,. d.,.,,,.l 3.
'..........- ,...
.4' "''1 ''''
Gown ol l'' aN''' 7''''
lag N'H.A 10 f."' 'He a'"H
fae or-t Stages even oil "h"t
/ earn ont go Doc 'Nt MOST hfi'''"t '4..''+'''
,,.,s, r,- TINE pittrIri.f\Es
/ Al tMs is true ,f what has happ'ned
/ during Ac last four year In 'he fhiAp
pines ihc spanish war hsfh WAS '"
. easy to-s nut NJ le.. a+ certain "tneH '.sAs
nHlra we're mpIa dll.al!,' 'le "' 'Nea'
tasks was tbat " dealing with tue ihlHP'
pines Tho easy tu'ne TO d'-iho lnlNs
wAieb appealed aot m's TO lazy a"d Sel"5A
mon, bnt Go 'er many so"J m'i whose
thoughts did not drive mem do"" lv 'ae
root of ihinss-Nas '' '''ft Ae 'F'".'us
Had "e done tA'f. period oil WIN 'N'o'
would have sop"rNcnci and th'n some
-troI1er power would nav, 'teppaa M ana
>e.-aj Tire islands ani have t"6en mp the
task which We 10 such " case would nave
b 0lHehed from performing 'esa easy eui
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
RAILROADS.

.-The Gould lines are being extended IN
the East West and Southwest.
President Waller OF the Vclasco, Brasos
aud Northern has promised immediate de-
veIupment OF the property.
8The Santa Fe officials have consented
to another efort to settle the shopmen's
strike.
Srhe Frisco is to establish general. offices
shortly Ia compliance with the State LAW
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Hoods SdrSGpdriH0
and Pills

Radically and permanently cure it
strengthen and tone the stomach and
other digestive organs for the natural
performance Of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Hoods.
81 had dyspepsia twenty-five years aud
took different medicines but got no help
until began taxing Hoods Sarsaparlla,
Have taken four bottles Of this medicine
and can now eat almost anything, sleep
we'll have no cramps in my stomach, no
burning and no distress" MRS. WILLIAM
G. BARRETT, ID Olney St. Providence, r. l.
Hood's SarsapariIla promises to
cure and keeps the promise.
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AQusTON.

&1f S'%d.
Tho frst car 81 rice for the crop Of 1902
was received py~the T II. Thompson NIili-
pe company Yesterday. The nrst car last
year was received October 8.
John Mcnamara died suddenly N the
Fifth war9 The cogouer pronounced the
death due to the effects OF the heat.
A bride of three days is persuaded by the
sheriff OF Hill county to return 10 'ner par
ents' home al IIillsboro. The young lady
was but = years Of age.
chicagos scheme for a waterway to the
gD.f, through the drainage canal and HI
npis river does not meet with favor IN
Irxas, being regarded inimical to her in
ttrests
,sicprge. Lopas, secretary OF the Grand
ROYAL Arch chDpter OF Texas, died At hli
Aenle at Floresvile.
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are TO persevere in the course which we
have outlined for ourselves as nation dur
ing the past four years. and. therefore, thas
it is only q matter Of tImc-aul I trust
only matter Of very short t!lne-oef2r-
We enter into reciprocal trade relations
with cuba
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
WIsE r-AMs pRnvInED.

at is worth noting that already the
Philippine people have received greater
share Of self government, that they have
more to say as 10 how they shall be gov
rFned than Is the case with ether people in
the orient which are nodcr European rule.
Nor is this all, Congress has with far
seeing wisdom, hcar.ily supported al. that
has been done by the executive. Wise laws
for the government Of the Philippine islands
have been placed upon thc statute books
aud under those laws / vision Is made for
the Introduction into the Philippines Of
representative government with only the
dcny absolutely necessary 10 allow for the
establishment OF definite peace for the TAX
Tug OF census aud the settling down or
the country. IN short we arc governing
the FiHpnos primarily 10 their interest and
for their very great bcueht. And we have
acted iu practical fashion not trying to lay
down rules as to whnt should be done in
the remote and uncertain future, hut turn
Jng our attention to the instant needs cf
mine- and meeting that need In the fullest
and amIcst way.
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TODAY'S
| RARE
| OFFERINGS
- UMMER
s..9FOTS

OF SHOES AS WE ARE TO CLEAR UP THIS Sim
MER STOCK DURING; AUGUST ... WE'VE DoNr
SOME RADICAL PRICE-CUTTING THAT MAKES
NEW AND STYLISH SHOES COST RTMARKAn1y
IITTLE...... FOR INSTANCE:
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Made by Laird, Jcbober & Co.. who stand the top in
shoe making patent kid and plain kid Weted oes
All this seasons toe shapes
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found In the civil end military officials who
have been sent ever TO n1nllm4oc the ~.
lai Dis. II was " course. Inevitable mas
there shouid be occasional failures. bnt g
il astonishing huw few these nave ,E'"r
Here and there ,hs civil government which
had been established ia given district ll11
To be temporarily vlihdrlwn because of
some outhre b -G0't 90 las- on d1y That
has just passed IT WIS possible to declare
amnesty throughout the Islands and dehuite-
~ establish ciYll rule over all II ihem. *
cepting the country OF the Mohamme Ian
Moros whore the conditions were wholly
different Each uhahitant Of the 'hilil-
pines Is now guaranteed his civil ANA relig
icus rights, bis rights 6' life, pc-soaM ,ib
crty aud pursuit % happiness subject ON y
to not infringing on the tisnts Il others
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

The best Mems Shoes in Houston Made by the Ed@in
Cfapp. The feathers patent kid and plain kid. All the
Toe shapes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23

adozen styles OF Oxfods and Low Button all shapes worn
this The feathers patent kid and plain kid All welt
ed soe made by the celebrated makers Ho0ord Foster
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| WONIEN'S 81. 50 and So u Ok
OXTORDS and COLONIALS, at s.

These the widely known Queen Quality lire Patent kid
and plain kid Welted and turn soles. Regular and French
heels. The styles right
s. 81 s.
CHILDREN'S $3.50 SLIPPERS, at 49,. 69c
CHILDREN'S $3.50 COLONIALS, at S1.4S
BARIES' $l.0O SLIPPERS, at .......,. 4Sc
Wllns~.NS $3.50 TIES Small Sizes) at Sl.4S