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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
nousumn,lon Cured Mr. Edward shub.h and n Abingdon Who's
uVhS~"Fv" "~Vu tho Doctors Said Had
Permanently Cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whlskev

OF the issdtnH doctors s<Id ne wsuin rather
have Dury's Pure Malt whisksy to cure
consumption. entarrh asthma and diseases
medicines In the world, and the doctors
present agrecd with him unanimously. Dur
fy's Pure Malt Whisky Is good for old and
health to hundreds Of thousands Of poor
sufferers. Many have tried to imitsts Al.
and unreliable dealers have been known 4,
try 10 sell thoir customers some cheap sub.
stituto because there was more rrcnt in
the substitute. SO We caution our patients
% he careful and see that "Duffy's Pure
Malt WhIskey" Is on the label. and that X
IL our own patent bottle. with the name
blown In tho bottle, This Is the only wsp
Dury's Pure Malt Whiskcy Is sold. II Oh.
fersd In bulk or In casks 10 Is a fraud,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

wharttn, Texas March ls.--The success
OF upland rice culture continues to he
matter OF pride 10 the citizens Of this couu-
ty w A. Moore thrifty farmer living
near EnSt Bernard has lust completed n
well and put in the latest machinery The
well is ihirty-tve feet deep wi = i've inch
pump, and viii furnish SO gallons a min
utc. This win irrlgatc $50 acres OF rice.
Wei irrigation Will bc very Important
factor I'm the cultivation OF the cereal In
this county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
New Company Chartefed.

Austin Texas. March lS-lho following
oil charter was dlrd today with tho s''f''
tary Of state, Ross on company az h''u.
mont. capital 100000 Incorporo'ors y
oswald and II. H. Oswald of braum'h u,
X. w Houk and j. A. bcrnAhsho" va
HOugton and others
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
TWO FINE SPECIMENS
OF Physical Manhood.

~ form OF athletic exercise demands such
fiect physical condition as prize lighting.
4eIy muscle IN the body must be fully de-
kepcd and supple, and the heart, lungs
stomach must act to perfection,
IN Whether We endorse prize tlghting or not
~ nevertheless Interesting to know rac
nncr by which men arrive at such phys
~ perfection
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
Rcd o. PreahYterY.

waxahRchic. Texas, March rs. Tho Req
Oak prcsbytcry OF tho Cumberland Prcshy'
icrtan church convened at Ferris, 10 this
county. today A large number Of preach
ar. and Delegates are present President
Kirkes OF Trinity university left TINS morn
Ing for that place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
ludno REAGAN sIttlna up.

Palestine. Texas. March iS-Judge Rea'
gan continues to Improve. lie sat MP some
mis- morning. aud feels much stronger than
ho hns or late. Il is now only matter OF
i,r ,,li he nbe to attend to HIS duties nj
Austin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

pcll,IIc. Texas. March is.~rhe 5ycar-
old child Of Mollle Bonner coiorcd, acct
,ic,tou, cnueht dire last night and It's
rirthea were in fun blaze WHOM discovered.
Medical assistance was called hhi or no
avail The child died early this morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19

wa1ahacbic Texas, March ls.-suudny
afternoon two boys became involved 10 "a
J,olrrity nj, "a wagon yard when hs op.
uoprpt Shot out Charlie Syuro's ESQ with
how and arrow rbe lad has been In a
etupur over since.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
CLAIM LARGE DAMAGES
AN AMENDED PETITION FILED IN
SUIT OF CLouGH VS.. WoRsAAM.
An Election for Colonel OF the T. v G.
Is Soon to Be Oroered--SeVera,
New Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas. March is-Au amended
petition was 1lcd today In the case OF Jco
Clough aud wife against Superintendent
worsham OF the state lunauc asylum for
damages Plaintiffs little girl was run
over aud injured by wagon In charge OF
enc OF the inmates OF tho asylum and a
suit to recover $4,000 damages was Med,
In preliminary trial the denurrcrs to the
petition were overruled and tho petition
was so amended today asking for damages
for an additional $4,000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
Grove, Black Root liver Pins.

Made from an actiye principle ohtslned
from BLACK Root They net on the liver
equal 20 esiomel and leave no bad after
effects, No grlpipE, no sick stomach. VIII
cure chronic sonstipstieR. rries - esnts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
Work suspended in Palo Pinto.

Mineral Wells, Texas, March ls.-The
company boring for oil six miles north OF
Palo Pinto has suspended work temporarily.
they now have the well down 10 the ueptn
Of over 800 foot. 40 new developments IN
thc way OF striking an additional dow or
OH has been reported,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
WAS RELEASED ON BOND
ONE OF THE MEN HELD FOR MUIR
DER OF PEARSON
Has Given Surety that He VIII Appear
Party OF Capitalists Have Left
fer Houston.

Beaumont. Texas, March la.-ons Of the
men accused OF completely in the operations
OF the Matte Bennett gang, and arrested
Saturday night on the strength OF tho fact
that he had lett bloody pair OF pants
that the Bennett woman had Identified as
belonging 20 Ben Pearson at dyer's 70
be cleaned, was released FROM jail today en-
bond OF $500.
Since the news Of the ending OF the
bodies has gone ont aud the country has
become Interested In the mystery OF the
murders. Shcrin Landry has been deluged
with oilers OF services made by amateur
country. Each OF them Is wholly sure that
he could ferret out the criminals ana
dispose OF the mystery within few days
II he w0s guaranteed a sufhcient sum Tor
the necessary DISCUSSES and other expenses.
So far Mr.. Landry has not made formal
contract with any OF lhen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
So sweet and PLEASING in Taste

Mrs G. Peterson CPS Lake ST. Topeka,
KIM epcaking OF Billiards. liurchound
SWIM. says: 1t has never failed 10 give
sntIr. satisfaction. atd OF All cough rem
cJics N As my fayorlte aud ! must TN
frss 10 my many friends that 70 viii do, ana
hus done. what is claimed for Ito speed
nv carr cough or cold ana II Is 80
sweet and so pleasing IN taste" CSC Soc
and 800 bottle at A. p kieslings'
Cures Soistic rheumatism.
Mrs. A. w. Simpson, 500 Crnig St, Knox.
vile Tenn writes june 10Th. 1899: ~
bavc been trying the baths Of Hot Springs.
Ark for sciatic rheumatism, but / GET
more relief from Billiards. snow Linimenk
than amy medicine or anything i have ever
trIed Enclosed hnd pOstofnce order for
81 OO bend me large bottle by South
crn Express" sofa by A. p. kiesling
A Physician Writes.
Il am DESTROYS OF knowing n the profes.
sion can obtain llcrhine IN bulk Tor pre-
..ribipr purpogesq It has been Of great
use 10 me ia treating cases OF dyspepsia
bror eht on hy excuses or overwork, | have
never known u TO fall w restoring the or
gans affected 20 their hrnthful activity"
hOc hottie az a. y. Klosng's.
Childrens Coughs and Colds.
Mrs. Joe McGrath S27 T. Isl ST., untchln.
son. KRu. writes; y have given Rallard's
Horehound syrup 10 my children Tor coughi
and colds for the past four years, and hnd
n the hest medicine J ever used - I'm.
Ike many cough syrups, n contains no opt
am but viii soothe and heal any disease
of the throat or lungs quicker than any
other remedy. CSC. Joc aud 500 AZ A. L.
hlssiinEh
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
Tie Party OF capitaIlsts.

beaumont Texas March is.-rhe party
OF 81. Louis capitalists who accompanied
John II. Kirby. Patrick Calhoun and Joe
Eagle to Beaumont, Sabine Pass aud spin
die Top nm. left tonight In Mr. Kirby's pri-
y0tc ear, Fern Ridge. for Houston They
had spent one full day In Beaumont, had
seen all the sights had been fnll impressed
10y the oil fields, aud were In the humor To
begin the return trip,
Ii the stories that brokers tell are true
the visit OF the gentlemen. McSsrs, hu'
wards Whitaker. Murray Carleton, Horny
u Kent and ~ H. franklin. are moro than
seriously considering The making ot heavy
Investments They spent mos, OF today
with John \. Gilbert, prt sldcnl W tho Ing
gins company and were his guests In thrr
tour OF the ncld thls morning. lhey were
hack shortly after noon aud at | o'clock
wcrc the guests with others, OF Mr. kirby,
on his private ear Tor luncheon, Tho az
tcrnoun was spent In dlllaeut conference. II
Is fact that has t,ou commented upon
With some interest that only MIR Kirby
and Nlr Eagle OF an the party, registered
here. Al both the Crosby and mo oaks
reporters were Told that the 81. Louis party
were noe registered there
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
MIS-. H. Q. ALLINGToN. Noy. AI, leol.
oulCkLY CuREp.

Dear slrs ~ picked up one OF yeur eircu.
lars on table about month ago and read
Il through. After reading went out and
bought a bottle OF your whisky. which
helped me right away. l am now on my
trird bottle. using Il for so.called iucura-
BILE consumption and feel like new man.
think that IL had known of your wills.
kew when | was ut home In Chicago. l
would never have come out here for my
health. Ed. SCHuBARrH. ltOS Market
street Denver. Oct. 18th, 1901.
There ARE thousands of cases lust IKE
that OF Mr.. schubarth and Mrs Arlington,
where the patients thought they had In.
curable consumption until their doctors
prescribed nuffy's Pure Malt Whlskcy.
Duhy's Pure Malt Whisky Is absolutely
pure and possesses more curative power
than all other medicines. 1t contains no
fusel oil. so common In other whiskeys, and
which Is a dangerous ingredient In whiskey,
especially Tor tho diseased system, when
the poiEon takes cfect
Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey not only
drives out consumption germs and heals the
lungs but IL builds up new tissue and rem
ovatcs the entire system II aids digestion
stimulates aud eurches the blood tones M
the heart invlgoratcs and builds MP tho
body SO that it will throw OF all disease.
At the Medical Convention In Albany, one
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-19
sToPpep HEMoRRAAoEs.


Gcntleman;--It Is with great pleasure that
write to inform YOU that | have used
eight bottles OF your Pure Malt Whisky. l
would not have been hare today only for
your wonderful medicine. have used all
kinds OF cough ayrnpS aud been under the
care OF doctors. | have had three severe
nttacks OF grip and pneumonia, which have
left nue. with had cough aud weak lungs
and heart, 1 am 81 years old. II has
toned up my system and stepped the hem
0rrhages. | cough but very little. only
regret | did not know OF your whisky be.
fore. cannot express what II has done
for me, beg TO remain. Yours respectful
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17
IN POLICE COURT
Capt. Schilling Proved Himself Safe
Man With Gun

Captain Schillng, Z pioneer Arizon-
ian, a veteran Of the civil war and i
good soldier long before that time, was
in the police court yesterday, but the
charge against him was not one that
will reflect on his good character. In
fact it resulted i'll showing him to be a
man who is entitled to no small degree
Of homer for knowing how TO own Il
gun without shooting it off at some
body every little while. He was ar
rested for emptying a six-shooter on
the premises occupied by the Star
lodging house. He pleaded guilty,
though he stated that he did not know
he was violating the law. and sentence
was suspended.
His story was that he first came 10
Arizona in 1854 with a company of
United States soldiers. and returning
10 OHIO At the outbreak of the civil
war. he joined the Fourth Ohio cav
airy and served faithfully After the
war he came to Arizona again. ard
later went north Ia Washington ami
other sound sections. Recently he re-
turned to Phoenix. en- route to Wick
enburg. where he expects to do some
mining. About twenty-five years ago.
while roaming around this wild cOun
try. he came into possession of Il six
shooter. Not being a gun toter, he very
properly put the weapon in his trunk,
where it has remained ever since. Yes
tc-day he took it out. and having Il de-
sire to see how his old friend would
operate. he fired the weapon into the
ground, three of the six cartridges re-
spending 10 the trigger pull.
The cases of Tommy Burns, arrested
the day before for vagrancy. and Frank
Shea. arrested later on the same
charge We're tried. The former stood
trial and was convicted. receiving Il
sentence of 20 days. The latter pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to II days in
| jail. While the two men denied being
| friends or associates. T. W. Chan-
Derlain and come Ct the policemen tes-
titled that they had seen them together.
| Mr.. Chamberlain said he had given
| Burns permission to look through his
| yard for his blankets, but he could not
| police to take charge of them. as the
two men were acting and talking sus-
! piciousiy. Burns sWore that he came
! 10 town and Immediately got drunk
Mcaday afternoon ana stayed drunk
! all night. Officer Lawrence swore that
he saw him in a saloon Monday night.
and he was not drunk. The situations
were reversed from the ordinary vag-
lancy trial.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17

When paying her taxes in Rochester,
\. Y, the other day Miss Mary S. An
thcny wrote letter of protest to the
city treasurer in the name rs she
said. "of 10000 taxpaying women OF the
city of Rochester. VINO are deemed by
the lawmakers fully capable, intellec-
tually. morally and physically, of earn
ing money and contributing their full
share toward the expenses of the gov
eminent, but totally incapable of de-
Gliding as to the proper expenditure OF
said money
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17
USERS MASS MEETING.

WATER USERS MASS MEETING
y mass meeting CT the water users
and citizens of the Salt River valley
il; hereby called to meet at the court
house in Phoenix at 10 q. m, Saturday,
July 49, 1902, for the purpose of con-
sidering plan to secure, if possible
the construction by the United States
government of the Tonic Basin reser-
voir under authority of the Hans
brough-Newlands irrigation act passed
by Congress at its last session.
BY order of the citizens water stor-
age committee.
J. T. PRIEST. Vice President.
F. H. PARKER, Secretary.
Phoenix. Arizona. July 10, 1902.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17

for Children. Mother Cray, for yeats a
nurse in the Chiidren's Home IN New
. remedy now prepared ana placed in the
drug stores, called Mother GIaY's Sweet
Powders for Children. They are harmless
~; milk. pleasant 10 take and never fail.
4 certain cure for feveriShnesS, conSti-
patton. headache. teething and stomach
disorders and remove worms. At all drug
gistS 25c Don't accept any substitute.
Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S.
Olmsted. LIE Roy, n. =.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17
CITY BRENITEES

The use of water for sprinkling or
irrigating must be confined between
and o'clock p. IN. Nozzle or spray
er must be attached when in use. For
violation of above rule water Will be
turned off without notice.
PHOENIX WATER co.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17

Il tell YOU" said re doctor, cts the
man who can push himself along that
succeeds best in this world"
Not at all" rplied the professor Its
the man that can shove others out OF
his way that succeeds hest"
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17

The two robbers who took a Rose
dale conductors money changer away
from him probably never read in sa-
cred history how the money changers
ere driven out of the temple.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17

y man may have plenty OF MONEY
and still be unhappy, but it is better
to be unhappy With money than with
out it.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular meeting Ct the stockholders OF the
Gold Coin Mining company viii be held
for the purpose of electing a board OF
directors and the transaction of such
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17

Cali flr h;rrecued meat a the POST
Office meat market.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17
FCIl SALE.

A complete steam power plant in
first class condition. Consists of IS
II. 2. engine. 20 II. p. boiler, pipes. etc.
Can be bought for half of original cost.
Call on or address The Republican,
Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-17

other business as may come before the
melting at its office in Phoenix, Ari-
zcna, at 1:30 D. N. Tuesday, January II,
1862. (Signed):
G. w. BARNETT. President.
Ct. a. MAUK- Secretary.
y sufficient amount of stock not be-
Ing represented. the above meeting
was adjourned to Thursday evening,
July "a, at s p. m, at the office of the
company.
c. w. BARN EFT President.
G. y. MAUK. Secretary.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
MAKE IT A PARK
Senator potter's plan for Old City
Hall Site.
STATUE OF COL. JOHN H. STEVENS
That Could Be Erected in Center
Plan Valuable for Impression
on Newcomers.

Senator E. g. Potter Is greatly inter-
ested in the proposition to sell the city
hall and use the money for permanent
improvements. He admits that the city
hall itself should be sold. but he believes
he has better suggestion to make re-
garding the site. He says:
would suggest that after the city offices
have all moved to the new building the struc-
ture be sold and moved away, and that
then with the proceeds the site turned into
q park. 1t would be only a little grass plot,
of course. but 1t could be enclosed with an
iron fence l would have in the center a
statue of Colonel John H. Stevens. The peo-
pie Of Minneapolis would give the money
for the statue readily. -r..,
The first impression Of Minneapolis on peo-
pie who come in by the Union station is very
unfavorable The little grass plot and
statue would make a vast difference. Other
cities have those little breathing spots of
green in the down town portion, and1 don't
know Of any better use that little triangle
cold be put to. It is said the city could
get $25,000 for the building and the. site.
doubt 1t. but granted that 1t Is true, what is
q sum like that to the city Of Minneapolis?
1t is less than .1s of mill on our assessed
valuation. -a.., 49, IS 2e.-,s.s 8. =
When Minneapolis gets a new federal build
ing it will be put on the site of the old Cen
ter block, bounded by Washington and Sec
ond street, Nicollet and Hennepin. When
that comes to pass the little park on the old
city hall site will Just set off the building
from that direction, and will change what is
now very ugly section of town into very
attractive approach to the business district.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
TILE TANK ELEVATOR
New House for the st. Anthony
Elevator Co.
A wAsHBURN-CRosBY COMPANY
1t Will he In southeast minneapolis
and VIII BE Rushed for
Fall Crop.

g The Washburn- Crosby company has
planned to enlarge it's grain storage capa-
city in Minneapolis and ground will be
broken in few days for another large
grain elevator. The elevator will be
erected by the st. Anthony Elevator
company, a corporation controlled by the
directorate Of the Washburn Crosby COM
pany, upon piece of ground adjoining the
present plant OF the St. Anthony Elevator
company in Southeast Minneapolis. The
new house will be Of tile tank construc-
tion. The capacity will be 100000 bushels
and the structure will be SO built that the
capacity can be enlarged later If desirable
by building additional tanks. At present
four tanks will be erected, and they will
hold trife over 125,000 bushels each.
Barnett 6 Record have the contract for
the new housem.
In view of the fact that heavy move
ment of grain Is looked for this year an
effort will be made to rush the building
to early completion, to share in the hand
ling of the new crop. The contractors say
the new elevator will be ready for opera
tion by, the middle Of November.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
COFFEE JOHNS PURPOSE
GOING TO CLEAN UP THE CITY
Says He Will Hit yioIators of the
Law Wherever He Sees
s* Them.

Captain Coffee John Fitchette re-
turned from his delayed fishing trip to
Annandale this morning, staggering un-
der the weight of 153 fish of all kinds and
with the firm resolution to clean up the
city regardless of consequences. Said he:
l am going to hit violators of the law
hereafter wherever l see them. am going
to make this clean city. l believe that the
laws on the books were meant to be enforced
and that it Is the duty of the officials in
authority to enforce them to the very letter
Then if the laws are not popular, they will
be repealed. @E-
see that Krumweide reports that Mayor
Ames said he never gave me any orders to
raid the winerooms Well, maybe he dtdn' t.
but you will recollect that the chief did give
specific orders to that effect on several oc-
casions; and they were sanctioned by the
mayor. 1 take it that he meant what he said
and I was simply obeying orders. And am
going to do some more of it, too. There is
good stiff wineroom ordinance in effect and
am going to see that 1t is enforced.
The report going the rounds that he has
been offered and has accepted the posi-
tion of chef at the new West Baden hotel
where his friend and patron, the mayor,
is to off1ciate as chief surgeon, Captain
Fitchette brands as lie. He declares
he has never worked for anybody but him
self in his life and is mot going to begin
now. He has let contracts for remodel
ing his present quarters, he says, and will
be in business at the old stand Aug. i and
a long time thereafter. l
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-25
GENUINE WILD HORSES

One of the Features of the "Wild
/ , West" Here To-morrow.
The glitter and show of European SOL
diery will be seen to advantage in the
gorgeous pageants and thrilling acts
of horsemanship presented to our, citizens
by Buffalo Bills Wild West and Con
gress Of Rough Riders, which will visit
our city within few days, and includes
in it's company picked men from the
English, French, German and Russian
armies. Masters of the horse as these
men are, in their gorgeous trappings, an
opportunity is afforded for compari
son of their daring with that of Uncle
Sans soldiers, with that Of the rough
riders of every nation in the world, in
cluding that premier in the saddle, the
American cowboy.
America is the only country In the
world which produces the genuine wild
horse to-day. Real live wild and un-
tanned horses are one Of the features
of Buffalo Bills Wild West, and to see
and study the methods employed by fear
Hess horsemen in breaking and training
them Is ocular proof of the superiority
of mans mental power over brute force.
| The Twenty-frst infantry, which dis
| tinguished itself at San Juan hill, and is
now quartered at Fort Smelling, were
| the guests of the day at the Wild West
in St. Paul this afternoon, having re-
ceived special invitation from Colonel
| Cody to see his horsemen. ~ 4
| Tomorrow Colonel Cody and his Wild
! West show will be in Minneapolis. There
will be, a mounted street parade in the
morning. -~.> - '..z-- d.,