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Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
ARIZONA AT ST. LOUIS
Organization of Board cf Terricorial
 Managers Complete.

Tho organization of the board Of man aGers for Arizona cf the St. Louis In- ternatioGal Exposition f 1902 was com pletad yesterday morning. with all the m mbers Of the board present Judge ". Nj. Barnes having come in from Tccson. TEe meeting was held in the rooms Of the Maricopa club. Judge Barnes was elected president. Thomas T.. Dalton, secretary: ". C. I3ashford. treasurer and C. r. Taylor superintend- cit of collections and exhibits
 The secretary was directed under section of act Si. of the last legis!a- turc. authorizing the organization of the commission and the stablisnment cf al exhibit at the St. Louis, exposi- ton. to call upon the treasurer Of the territory for the issy,aroc of bends of the denomination Of $500 and $l,000, in an amount not exceeding $GO,G eco. the proceeds to be used in the Iyfng cut fl the purposes of the act. The sec Ietary was furthe" instructed to ad- N5rtise the sale of the bonds and invite bids until May 13 The advertisement will be published in the following news papers: The Arizona Republican. The Arizona Star. of Tucson: The Journal Miner, cf Prescott; the San FranciEco Chronicle. The New York Sun and The Chicago Record Herald.
 TNo secretary will write t0 Gll the bca1ds of supervisors Of the territory, r-4u sting them to aid the board of managers in the preparation of the c@- hihi; and suggesting that it would be WcH tu provide suitable rooms in each county for tn" collection uf such arti- cl-s us it fl1y be desired by each c1un- ty to put into the exhibit. These co., lections should he in the charge of man whom the boards of supervisors may designate The cost of collection. storage and care of ;ll articles before th y become a part oi tha territori@i e>hbit vii have to b, borne by lhr tuunty collecting them.
 Tha secretary was directed to apply to the management of the exposition for space, and secure as much as pos sible. At the suggestion of Alr- Fay Tor he will ask for space immediately inside the main entrance.
 After all these details had been at
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
TEMPE

B. W. Lacy, jr., who has been in i'll health for some time. has been sue ccaded hy C. G. CIfppfnger as manager oI me Tempe department of The Re ru>,ican- Nr. Clippinger will arpre- ci'.e a continuation of the courtez.es exhibited his predecessors by Tempe sho-.u his predecessors ay Tempe
 Judge ! ert of Phoenix and AIr. r. r. TrcCt, wata- commissioner. spent sev- eral houis i, T--ape yesterday on their Wsy to 24-sa
 .Ea-sIs- E.nlz Liebel, son o. the as sista--t 1osCn-+s,er of New York, and CIaUd Bro ,ze.'. -sociatel with a bus mess drH on v Fl street in the same city, arc tie .,-.->t5 or Postmaster IIaG- nett and -o-lily
 4Er. Da. id Gc ,Ia. engaged in a m7r- cft.,iie 5Gs.a-5s in Phoenix. spent the day h4re.
 < musical recital vnI be given at the Nj. '. Church, South. on the evening Of ArIiI -5-
 Azs. ". j. Kingsbury was one of Q mer-y picnic partE that spent the day at the Adams ranch near Phoenix. The party was given by Mrs. Adams of the Adams hotel. Phoenix.
 The board of directors of the Tempe city schools has reorsaoized by elect ing Nil. S,mUei Brown president and Hi. A. N 'o-1er @ac~etary.
 ReseIvei sen for the ladies' min strel show aie cn saIe at Jones jew eiI- zj.c
 NTi-se7 Ect.n-er. Kindred and Wil- san, l3 1-css.z --unJ. Wilbur, Stewart. Ilsi ie.. Nai--. s and ,orbeu Witnes ed ar e15o-e5 Rupert of Hentza7l'' at Dorlis ci==ter. Phoenix Tuesday even ing.
 The Epworth Ieagu Of the 4L r. sl2...li T. south. VIII hold a social and business meeting &t the Heard ranch ,n S -uI day evening, leaving the church abo-,t s:39. AIi young people cordial. z4' tied.
 1t tne regular meeting Of the board uE directors of the Tempe city schools C. Tuesday evening. Miss Lena 1-arJe- 1ie-L and Mss Ruby Tucker Were caes- CT as teachers for the ensuing year. AS beth young ladies are teachers rf ability and experience their appof1t- 1DeEt Will meet with universal sa.l-- faction and approval
 eIr- r. '. Titus. residing about two miles north Of Tempe, is expecting ,o f-Ee in operation in f-w la5-s the pumping plant now under construction on his ranch. The ranchefs of this vicinity are watching with interee1 tbe efforts of 8Ir. Titus in his uu3erta l<i.l .e and if the plant proves a success, as i- hoped for. a number of other plants will undoubtedly be constructed soon.
 Mir W. N. Hackett Of the Ar.zaaa Mercantile company is expecting his brother, AIr. R. AL. Hackett ot Higgins. Tex. on this mornings train from the south.
 E. J. Bonaker of Payson came ta yesterday morning for a load Of -uo- plies for the general store he conIcel= there
 Oscar Mullen was a passenger rom
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
single case

At last cure has been found. h. credible as it may seem, after the cen
 turie5 of failure, 9 positive and certain cure fer the deadly consumption has q t
 last been discovered. It remained for
 great physician of Michigan to find the only known cure for consumption, after almost lfes work spent in ex-
 perimenting and study.
 Doctor De.k P. Yonherman the dis coverer Of this great remedy, sought to
 cure this dreadful disease by destroy i ing the germ that causes consumption. By destroying the germ in the blood, the cause is removed and a speedy, permanent cure is soon effected.
 Consumption has claimed more lives 1 than any other disease. Smallpox, vel
 low fever. cholera and other contagious diseases have caused more terror and more panic but consumption is always
 with us.
 Tuberoulozyne. as this great remedy is known, acts directly upon the dis eased germs in the blood. It kills all impurities and Nature soon rebuilds the body to it's intended proportion TUberculozyne turns the wheezy cough to fui-toned, resonant voice. It transforms the skeleton to the robust ness of perfect health.
 If you are a sufferer from lung or | throat trouble 60 not fail to take ; TUbcrculoZyre. ConsUmptives who
 have returned from the west-conae home to die because they thought noti- i ing could be done for taem-have taken l TubeTculcZyne and are now wei! and
 strong.
 Tuberculozyne will cure the worst case of consumption. If you are af1iict-
 cd with lung or throat trouble do not fail to send at once to Dr. Derk Ton herman, .S5 Shakespeare Bldg, Kala-
 mazoO, Mich. for a free trial pack aEe and proofs and testimonials, it costs nothing. The Dr. does not ask anyone to take his word or anyone [ clses. as he sends a trial package free
 9n1 few days use will show how i cacily and quickly you can be cured Dr.
 XonlermHn WiD give your case his per-
 -onsl 1ttcat.Cn. Delay is danger ous i There is TO time to lose when the ! death hand Of consumption is tighten
 irg it< c!Gtch upon you. Write today.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
Personal Mention


 Harry Deity arrived here yesterday from Globe.
 Mrs. J. C. Andrew, oe New York, reg istered at the Ford hotel yesterday. c. r. Taylor of the St Louis Expo sition commission left last night for his fCme in Globe.
 Cho~. wilson. oc Joh.sto~-n. Pa. and y. A.. --t-i-ron. C. Chicago, -.e s.-.e.- ,-t Of the Hotel Adams.
 Miss Louise Swetnam and Miss Helen Alexander were guests of the Ford hotel yesterday.
 ". j. Murphy has returned home af- ter an extended stay in Washington, New York ard ether eastern cities.
 Judge w. Fl. Barnes, Of Tucson, spent yesterday il Phoenix attending the meeting of the St. Louis Exposition commission.
 Sivert Olsen and Mir. and Mrs. Geo. V. Peters, Of Calumet. Mich. arrived here yesterday morning, registering at the Ford hotel.
 A-o>srs A. J. Dor2n Of Prescott and C. W. French of McCabe, spent yester- day in Phoenix. leaving on last nights train for Nogales.
 Mrs. F. z. Kieth, Miss Kieth and FL bridge 5. iIieth of Chicago and Mrs. r. I<ieTn of this city. registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 MT and Mrs Henry s. Morse Jr., and Miss Mildred Morse. Of Philadel- phia, arrived here yesterday and regis tered Gt tke Hotel Adams.
 Or. W. B. Levitt. of san Francisco arrived here yesterday morning, being samonei by the critical illness of a pa tiant. He i7 2 guest of the Hotel Ad- ans.
 Among those leaving on last nights train fer the south were H. N. Garlick for Globe; R. L. Lilley fer Benson; C. Eemman for Redlands and Otto Kali ser for Tucson.
 T. E. Leonard of Octave: II. D. Carn- %. George Parsons and Henry Parsons of New York. Meade GooclOW Of Con gress Mine, B, Smith of Chicago, Geo. Ii. Scctt Of Denver and w. T. McPher- son of La Regina ranch, were guests cf the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 The folloning named registered at the Comercial hotel yesterday: Amy M. DaEget, Ottumwa. Ia; f. A. Wan lcss ard J. Fl. Norrell, Prescott: l.. l.. Pitts and Fred Veuator, Jerome: Ed OrdirG. St. Joseph, Chas. NJ. Clark, Globe: Bessie A. Holt and Lillian 4. Hclt, Tempe.
 Among the passengers leaving on this mornings s. r. P. and P. train were L. c. Porter for Los Angeles: Mary Phil lips fer PhiIadelphia R. D. Stevens for Lynchburg. Va; Mrs. E. J. Anderson
 
 sas City: Allie Daison fer Gibson. ILL; and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sterner for los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
ExCurs sion to Dallas

tratcd in the case of the well known anti-expansionist, William Lloyd Gar r.son. At an evening reception Mi Garrison was introduced to q noted athlete.
 II am pleased to know you. Mr. Gar risnn." said the athlete. '1 presum" you are q relative of the famous Har- vard quarterback. Billy Garrison"
 Great heavens!" exclaimed MT. Gar rison in mock indignation. All my life | have been known as the son of my father; must I in my old age be known as the uncle of my nephew? ?''-NeW York Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
BASE BALL AT 1I0RENcI.

The Mo-enci baso ball team started oa its task of proving itscl, to he the champion of tho trrlitorY by defeating the suong Clifton team in the opening same Of the season on the latter ground by a score of 2 to ,. Baker. the pitcher. did solid work in the LcX, hay i"S fine control cf the bali. He struck oUt six Of the Clifton battera consec- Utively and in doing this TitcLa1 cigh- teen successive strikes rot one ot then being touched by the opposing bI,~man.
 Tho team as q whole did soad wo~h when t is considered that it was the first same O. the season. Hastings es- peciaIE distinguished himself by a catch cf difficult fly after run CT about Jhirtv-fve yards.
 It is q matter Of qualification that the seasCn has opened Up so auSpi- cfcUsly for the lccal team. as there is to he a determined effort on the part of othe, Arizona teams to wrest frcn Noren'i the proud title Of champion shiD.-Standard
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

T hear" said the New T0-!l alder man, there has been cocs;Gera b,e ex- citement in your Chicago city council over something that one Of t..e alder men said, but l didn't lear. what il was about"
 One of the members" " explained the Chicago man. was ra9-.teJ to have said that there Were only three mem bers of the council who wouldn't steal a redhct stove if the.- Ind . c'!a:,t.."
 What was there in ;3@t {. gt md about" asked the Ne" YoIk alderman. mys titied. "Oh. l see, 1t W&~ an ineil- ua;i0n that they hadn' sensa enough to wait till the stove got ,ool." -C,,.ioe.s5 TrihUne.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
Matters oF Record

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 Chs. R. Patrick to Martha A. Pat rick, deed to blocks 3. 1 and 6. Monte 2rma Place. and section 1 In le. con- sidevation L. and *
 Thos. c. Cart!edge and wife to Ad- discn E. TOmlinscn, deed tc swA ne4 sec. g, In 4e.; consideration S24O0.
 Jchn E. Montgomery and wife to r ". Pemberton. deed to track east of block IS. Montgomery add, consider atior $CO
 Geo. J. Smith and wife to Linzy 2 Morrell deed to 534 acres Of nw1.. g 2n e: consideration $50.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
-&l,500 GUA1.1N-LED YEARLY

To high class ,.-r or woman. with change fer pror ',.on and advanced salary. to have ,narge small office at home CT in h0ms m. tl attend to COP r5<. andence. :,ivc.tisi-E and other "c-G. aosines- of highest crG-r and backed by solid .aen fnarc! fly and po- Itcauy. \ great opportunity for the right person. Enclose self-4i ilresscI stauped eavel aa for full particulars to WALTER P. HEDMAN. GENERAL ?E.j,i-NTE,N -.ET. Corooran EuiII- '1%. Opposite ]--ted States Treasury, |NAS5INCTC% .. C.
 -{sE-v C1nn New York city, ho supervise artain arrangements for the Auo,r-. risit cf Prime Henry. A"i who is P .a L0EJon. iS quoted IS sayiEs tn 5,a51 worth of flowers We're used ta -.. J~ztt tn, ca6ins of the Deutschland -an Prince Henry sailed.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

"A neighbor ran in with d bottle of Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera and Di2r- rhoea Remedy when my sen w2s suf- fering with severe cramps and was giV- en up as beyond hope by my regular physician, who stands high in his pro fession. Alter administering three doses of it, my son regained coasoiou-- ness and recovered entirely within twenty -four hours." says Mrs. Mary Haller. of Mt. Crawford. Va. This rem edy fer c&le by Elvey & Hu.e.t
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
HARVESTER ROBINSON.
Grand fury Ignored Charge Of snug
 s!ing Against Him.

Grand Jury Ignored Charge Of snug
 s-ing Against Him.
 The United States 7rand jury mad2 2 partial report to the court Tuesday morning says the Citizen.
 The j.-r:- ignored the charge of snug siinG il tke case oc Iaymaster Charles J. Robinson oS the Southern Pacifi- railraad end Edward Par2a~. Gabriel Smith and N. A. Wilson, emplcyes cf the paymas ter. II will ba remembered that these men were arrested at No saies fer smuggling tWenty-three bo;les cf cigars to the pay ear and they waived examination before Commis- sIone" George and were hell to await the Gc5ion af the gra1d ja~;;'. On hear ing tho report cf that body Judge Davis ordered tho cases dismissed and th= bonGsnal released.
 The grand jury found true biis against Louis J. Stanley. who was held to await the action cf the e~and ju"y on the charge of struggling by Com missioner Williams O. Bisbce: Jose Juan, hold CT the charge Of smuggling !y Commissioner Culver cf this city. and Jesus Miranda, held oa the charge of selling ltlvor to an Indian by Gem missioner Campbell.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
TIE BE BIC . PURIFIER.

The blco5 js constantly being puri- G.l tE the luu-s. liver and kidneys. Keep these orT.as il healthy condition ani ,he bowels r-SEiar and you will have no ned of a aLood purifier. For tAis sli- Sa tn ra i= nothing equal to ' i}aubeIl4ia's -5tomaeE and Liver Tab 'etS, one dose of them WiLI do yea more good than 2 dollar bottle Of the best ti"oa H--,i.".- Price. -5 eauts. sam l.as lr.a "t E.Gey & Hul-tl's GruS Strr'.
 ''ru.i.., 5n E.l.rd." o-,c-+i-.ed shiv- si.ns ea.~raI sitiz7a. summer aiu'J usre dan three 'liz-s",ls off now Atlanta CoaStita-i,u.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
GOOD FOR RHEUaIATiS7I.

Last fall was taken with very se- were attac!. Of muscular rheumatism which caused me great pain and an Eoyance. After trying several pre- scriptions and rheumatic cures, I de- cided to use Chamberl2in's Pain Balm, which I had seen advertised in the South Jerseyman. After two applica- ti0ns of this remedy l was much bet ter, and after using one bottle, was completely cured.-Sallie Harris. Salem N. J. For sale by Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
ALWAYS ASK FOR DlAhOND DYES
 TAKE NC OTHER

lawn. Full Of indignation. she hurried to A.rs. Henson. I'll have to be afther lavin'." she said. "I have always lived with the foinest people, and that man told me . lie. He said he was minis ter, and hes nothin but one cf them circus men. n."-Philadelphia Times.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

tended to there was general discus sion of the plan Of the exhibit. While nothing definite could be determined it seemed tc be the opinion of the mem bsrs Of the board that it should be made to set forth the mineral resources Of the territory as fully as possible. since that is the principal industry and be-
 longs to every section of Arizona. Tha board adjourned to May 13, the tirle for the opening of bids on the bonds.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

MaricoPG cn yesterday mornings train. 1ir. Mullen accompanied his grand- mother, Mrs. ?. <. LangfOrd, that far on her return te San Jose. Cal after VisitiHs his Ecme for t>e past two months.
 The g"o=ts ct the Casa Lou.a are: ", A. 4Iarr.oa. San Francisco; R. F. UrCuhGrt Kansas City; Otto Brothech Les Angeles: -. J. Abbe.-. Los Arg ". H. EnotWeil, Mesa.
 The Masonic lodge performed work last night :n the first degree.
 The programme to De given by the Juaeda this evening at Armory hall for the benefit CT 5.. MerohJnts' band. is as follows: Tn Dira town Circle. ' q happy gathering Of black coons. the genuine article. sons and daughters uc thc ancient Ham Will b. present md introduce songs. dances and jokes that will make you laugh as you never GiJ before. stump speech D.. the iton. Zachari2h Guloh. p. D. L.. from lioa- eysuc<le Bend. Fla. Fancy daner B !ly and Susie Ja,a-on. Seiectino. G-3 swinging. Song and dance. Rag Time Life. by Zaclariah Fitch and Hunky Dnry. Shs }lesreaii-,n Huljesgue b5 Lazy Ell, Eao'7-.ian Iiitcb and &ambo ''hocol&ta. Musical act intro dCcing ocorira. guitar. mandolin trombone. ccrn4t. ET Ccal Burge=s and Ai5mnei Washi1stJn. "Masculine Feminine and No1ts.." Zach Fitch Buck and wing dancing by Snowfall Bill Dawson and HuEky DoIy: don't miss this. Male quartette. Cake walk by Lucky Loo ana Hunzy DoIy. in i-C1T1cTDg- fra Irrae- -+ar,e
 Lessrs. E. W. wilbur of Mesa and Dwight B. He".l os IEoeaix left Eae- terLaE for W&shiugtaa. where they Will represent the sooth si5- canal com panies ia tke matter oi' water storage.
 A,r. John tiarne. sh;roej yesterday eight carloads ot latt'e to C"lifor2il.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

Tha Rev. Dr. Heron. formerly q well known Baptist clergyman of Philadel- phin. and now of Chicago. several years @@o engaged q new cooi:. H. told her the size of his family, and said also that he was a preacher. Several days after the new cook arrived sh- noticed Dr Henson amusing his chii- Gran by turninS somarsauIts on the
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
T Dining Stat on

Dining Stat on
 CONNECTIONS: Jerome Junction witI U. V. A P. Ky for Jerome; P. t E. Junction with r. & E. +. R. for Huron and Mayer; Mayer with stage to Crown King and other mining poi.it Prescott with stage lines for all principal mining camps; Congress Junction with Stage lines for Congress, HsrQua Haia. stanton and Yarnell Hot Springs Junction with the C. {. E. s. 6s I. Co.,, for Castle Creek ot Springs, the eIl-year-round health resort Phoenix with the M X F. 6 S. R. V. E. R. for points on the S. 7. Systarr
 F. NJ MURPHY H. r. ANEWALT. Pres & Gen, Mgr Gen. Ft, X Pass. Agt. Prescott, Ari2. Prescott, Arlz
 L. H. LANDS, General Agent
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
LISTEN ID TIE TALK
It Comes from Pueblo. t Genes frcm
 the Back.


 Did you know il?
 Know th- back could talk?
 Tell it's troubles like d child?
 Tsll You why it acEes and pains? Tell yoI why it's lame and weak? Warn you of the kidneys ills.
 Kidneys have tco much to do.
 Can't he sick and filter, too.
 Listen to them when thar speak. Relieve the kidneys: cure the ache. Keep the filters free at " ork
 Keep the kidneys well and strong. Then the back is silent
 Il does not ache: it does not pain; | IS not weak. nor is it lame.
 It's healthy, like the kidneys:
 All b2clzache pains and kidney ills Are quickly cured by Doan's Kidney
 Pills
 Here proof cf it:
 Air. Wm. GoWer, of 310 santa Fe ave. Pueblo. Col. proprietor of the barber shop at 3l0 Union street. says: "I was mining Up in the hills when ny back first began to trouble me This was four or five years ago, anu since then my back had aches 1uur. or less and while at work il cau=tI me cousider- Hhlo misery. II l caught coiI. il set tied ir my kidneys and severe back ache would h" tha result. 1 read d little book advertising Do"n's Kidney Pills and being faVorably impr ssscd. get a box of the remedy. The treat ment removed the trouhl, with my back and iuvi@orupd my whole &ys- trfu."
 Just such emphatic endorsement can b. i..l t.i.b h.;. in pI,.ni, llru |, iato th- Hrisley Drug Co.'S drug store and ask WhHt their customers report. For sale hy all dealers. Price 30 cents. Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, Y. Y., sole agents for the |. $. Remember the ndme-Doan's-anI take no other.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

IIetel Clerk to Colonel Cutter ct Keatucky)-Will you have pitcher of water sent to your roorn-
 The ColOlei-Water. Great guns, ain't there any fire escape?-Iniianar lis News.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

SteiIa-I heard that your ball dress was aWfuily low cut.
 Bella-WeH, it comes to ny ears now Set.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

For Ne,lzvear. silk Handlerclfefs, Dancing Pumps. hisa grade guaranteed Shoes, go Jo H.ier Bros, Tempe.
 EriGgs-Therc's a book now. that | value above all tha othar books in my library.
 Hast!eish Co"sning fU-Why, it is only q blank book.
 Frigss-Th@t's why I value it so hiehIE- It is thr on,- book | have thaJ I'm sure will escape dranatiza tfon- BoStu" TTonscri1t
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

If troubled with rheumatism, give Chamberlafn's Pain Balm a trial It will not cost you a cent if it does TO good. One application will relieve the pain. 1t also cures sprains and bruises il oue-third the time required by any other treatment. Cuts, burns, frost bites, quinsy. pains in the side and chest. g!aHdular and other swellnSs ar" quickly cured hy applying it. Every
 bottle warranted. Price, - and % cts.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

If troubled hy H weak digestion. loss Gf appetite or ccnstipati"h. try few doses of 'h1nb 'rllin's Stomach ant Liver Tablets. Every box warranted For sale by ElVey X iulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

r. J. HART, M. D.-oHce fist doar north Odd Fellows building on Mil avenue, Tempe, Ariz. DR. C0UDERT- UIner r---I-ncz, Sixth street. Office hours unln u a. n.; F to D. m.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
THE UNCLE OF HIS NEPHEW"

The potency of foot ball in giving prominence net only to the- player bu' to all his relatives was amusingly illus
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10
Hope for
 ('OnsumptIves 4 Positive Cure Found by a Celebra- ted Michigan Physician.
He Sends Trial Package Free With Full Information How to Quickly Cure Consumption in Your
 Own Home

For years physicians and scientists have sought 6 positive cure for con sumption. the one stubborn disease which has defied the skill of all to check it's course of death, even in a single case
Arizona republican., 1902-04-10

When last saw Ein&s hc was hu3t- ling after Il political job"
 lie must nave got if now. for you n.Ner see him hustiing any more.'- Baltimore Herald.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-12
UNKIND WORDS.

Brazos bottom planters have
struck a hard streak. For several
years they have failed to make a
crop Oh account OF storms, drouths,
Overfows and boil weeyils. We
sometimes think it a Just vista.
tion of providential wrath, for
those great plantations are cult.
waited by the most ignorant and
immoral class of negroes whose
employers work them for all they
are worth and manage to bring
them out at the end of the year in
debt. The convict plantations in
the Brazos bottoms come near be-
ing hell on earth.-Madisonyille
Meteor.
The Eagle regrets exceedingly
that the Meteor has taken occasion
TO add unjust criticism to the bur-
dens already borne by the planters
in the Brazos bottom, some Of
whom in times past have been and
still are friends Of the Meteor man.
They have had enough to bear and
they have borne their reverses no.
bly, and bravely. Not only have