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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07
s.,, Buffalo Live Stock Market

CATTLE-Best steers on sale, $7O(
good to choice shipping steers
s5.6Om6.25; coarse, rough but fat
steers, s5.OO@5.75; choice to smooth
fat heifers, s5.7566.1O; common tc
fair heifers, s4.OO64.5O; good butcher
bulls, s4.15G4.75.
SHHEP AND LAMBS - Handy
lambs. choice to fancy, s745q7.5
common to fair, s6.656700; choice tC
handy wethers, s6.2566.65.
HOGS-Mixed packers grades
s7156725; medium hogs, s7.25q7.SOt
choice 250lbs and upwards, $3.50.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07

Teacher-James, you must tell where
the Declaration OF Independence was
signed.
James-Please, ma'am, at the bottom.
indianapolis News.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07
Some Dress Goods Reduced.

Several lines of dress goods sale this week particularly in
eng 1fmpossible them drop postal for samples
At 40 Cens.-Abou 25 80 pieces of Cheviots Storm Serg
GRANTEES Cepe Wed suiDgs etc. all shades and blacks all Wool
aud Double Width Goods, we'll worth 65 and 75cts.
At 50 Cts-Abou two of "A inch Serg Chevo
Eamne Hairs Pebble ChevO Punela specially at
lot good stylish and servCeabe dress u made originally TO
sell as high a dollar a yard
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07
Grand Opportunity
for Lace Curtain Buyers.

OF the sales curtains held this stands out
nent The far greater the values better and the styles
superb We selling good Nottingham lace curtain as low 49c
per pair splendid line of RuHed Curtains from dollar pair and
choice Abaus S. yOu have curtains buy Of descP
ton is the time money.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07
Buffalo Hay Market.

HAY - Timothy, loose, No. pei
ton, $13.O0Gl40O; Timothy, prime
loose baled, s1S.5O914OO; timothy No
1 baled. s13.O061350.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07
SMART & SILBERBERG a.,
OIL CITY, PA.
Buffalo Provision Market.

POTATOES-New York; sack, yZ.OI
GoT6
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07
Now for the Haymaking
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF LADIES SHOES.
500 Pairs of Patent Leather Shoes Made to s
$3.50 to BE Sold at $I.79.

$3.50 to BE Sold at $I.79.
This the important shoe the year. We happened
6nd manufacturer who had close We made him offer
aud the result advertise good shoe be found elsewhere
$3.50 s9 There every them good and
well worth the price they made to sell at So
Style Medium Heavy Sole Military Heel Mat Kid Top and perfO
rated vamp
Style PA very swell SHOE Light soe Heel Bright Don
COLA Top, Patent Vamp and Imitation Tip.
Style 3Medum Heavy Soe Cuban Heel Mat Kid Top and Patent
Vamp.
Style 4Mdum Heavy SOe Military Heel Bright DougOla Top and
Patent Vamp
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-07
Smart & Si|berberg.
TIME TO MAKE HAY.

Haymaking when the Shines The selling lime for
thing when people want it, Having dry goods want thing know
ing where FIJI another This advertising tells that
be filled here The truth of the you must test for
yourself
not true then We lose business friend, aud policy to
MAKE business friends lose them The measured
by the loyalty of the buying public to which it
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-29

Miss Helen Ludlow was a guest OF
friends in Rushmore over Sunday.
James Currie of Wimont was in
the city on business on Monday
Tim Coney of Lismore township
was in town Saturday on business.
RI. Morland and father made
a BUSINESS trip to St. Paul Sunday
morning.
Frank Dryden of Rushlnore was
greeting his many friends in this
city Monday.
Miss Zoe Addington left Monday
morning for a few days visit with
friends in Lake Benton.
Miss Cora Free returned home
from Window Saturday where she
will visit her many friends a few
days.
Mrs. Lew Minor Of Mankato was
in the city Monday on her way home
from Heron Lake where she visited
relatives a few days.
The contract for the carpenter
work on the new NJ. E. Chruch was
lot Friday night to L. S. Cuisine OF
Rocheter, MINI. for $s, 1853 exclusive
Of basement, art glass, seating and
heating. The work will begin in
about ten days.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-29
r, q
JOHN =RAMAGE,

-. r.. w. Hakes> made "a trip to
Paulina, Iowa, Saturday, returning
the same day.
Sud Mclean: left Monday for
Edgerton where his wife is, from
there they will leave for New York.
Ray Ager of Westbrook returned
to his home Monday noon after a
pleasant visit with friends here and
at Rushmore over Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Conway left Monday for
Minneapolis where she will visit
her daughter who is taking medical
treatment in that city.
Constipation, bowel irreguarity,
headache, dyspepsia, torpid liver,
back kidneys, rheumatism, disorders,
incident to sedentary life positively
cured by Rocky Mountain Tea, the
greatest American Remedy. City
Pharmacy.
DR.: Riley of this city received
the sad intelligence Monday morning
that his brother, Fred, living with
his parents at Lakefield had met
with serious accident in which a leg
was broken and shoulder dislocated.
The doctor left on the noon train
Monday to render all assistace in his
power to relief the sufferings OF his
twin brother. =.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-29
* Local News. ~

Mrs. J. H. James returned to her
home it this city Friday from a two
weeks visit at Adrian.
Mrs. L. H. Beckley left Saturday
for I.akefeld where she will be the
guest of friends for a few days.
julius j. Gotham and Nathan
Rapport the picture man left on
the night train for a few days
business trip in Sioux City.
The many friends Off, Miss Lottie
Robinson will rerget to learn of her
severe sickness this week at the
home Of her parents in this city.
MI. and Mrs. Chas Smith left for
their home in St. Paul Saturday
morning after pleasant visit with
friends in this city few days.
H. J. Ludlow's team took fright
at the Omaha freight depot Saturday
morning while Mr.. Ludlow was I'M
loading apples from his wagon and
made a break up street, but FORUM
ately Mr.. Ludlow grabbed the lines
in time to hold them in check before
any serious damage was done.
A. H. Lambert brought into the
A vance office Monday even
ing sample Of oats grown on his
brother Fred's farm in Lewis
county, Washington. The head Of
the oats are two feet long,
plump in berry and turned out
so bushels to the acre.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-29
FOR Sale.

| " oOUSO E@.sM
WILL sell or trade clear title
" lands in Dakota and Kansas,
and money to loan on real estate I'M
This county. E. J. Wolven. N
John Harden made business trip
to Heron Lake Saturday. %:,@
Mrs. Fred Runyon returned from
st. Paul Monday morning. F$+
Miss Alma Adrian of this city
was a guest of friends at Rushmore
Saturday. Y
Mrs. J. H. Maxwell left Saturday
morning for visit with friends at
! Lakefield.
Miss Carrie. Newkirk returned
from her trip to Omaha Sunday
morning. J.. >4
Editor Hamstreet Of the Dundee
Advocate was doing business in the
city Friday evening. p.
Miss Sophia Sterling left Saturday
for LeMars where she will visit
friends over Sunday.
J. H. Maxwell, Joseph McKeever
| and Robert Free are engaged in
! carpenter work in Round Lake this
| week. =
Fay Torrance is having a cement
walk laid around their residence
property on seventh avenue this
week.
Chas. Lesly the Mccormick expert
| who has been with John Shanahan
for several weeks left Sunday night
for his home in Dallas, Texas.
R. S. Hurd sold his residence
property in this city to SIN. Stewart
of Brewster. Mr.. Stewart will
move his family here in the near
future and become a permanent
resident here.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid will,
hold their monthly tea at the home
of Mrs. John Ramage, Thursday
Aug %. Ice cream and cake will
be served from three to seven P. NJ.
All are cordially invited. Refresh
ments 10 cents.
A brother of L. F. Shaker, superin-
tendent of the Omaha road has been
appointed day operator in place OF
J. w. Ross who has been appointed
agent at Heron Lake. While the
many friends of Mr.. Ross will be
pleased to see the promotion, yet
they will regret to see his removal
from here.
J~J. Kimmel of Reading was in
the city Monday and made this
Office pleasant call; before he left
for home he presented each of
the employees with one of his
delicious apples raised on his farm
in this county. If any one doubts
the splendid quality of his apples
call in the Advan office and
ask any one of the force.
The canvass in the interest of
Free School Books so far has met
with more acknowledgements than
was anticipated. It. was planned
that Mr.. Smallwood and Mr.. Trip
should represent the Board; but as
Mr.. Trip was at Round Lake today,
Mr.. Palm took his place during the
afternoon. The families not called
on today will porbably be visited
Monday.
=. Marlied.-J. E. Baker and Edyth
Elizabeth Whittemore at Duluth
Tuesday Aug. 10th. They will be
at home at Hancock, Mimi, after
Sept 18th. It will be remembered
that the groom was photographer
here a few years ago and Miss
Whittemore teacher in our school.
The many friends of the young couple
will join with the A vance in
extending most hearty congratu-
latlons.
The left handed social at the
Presbyterian church last Friday
evening was as full of enjoyment
as any ofssthese popular socials ever
are and even more 50. The COM
pany was large and everyone
present enjoyed seeing the other
fellow fined for not. COMPILING tothe
rules of the evening. Many mis-
! takes we're made and MANY seem
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-29

WILL sell or trade clear title
" lands in Dakota and Kansas
and money to loan on real estate in
this county. E. j. WOVEN.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-29

can raise the wind in a f!oa' calm. Notice how ma
up in all directions. 4 full line Of class
fair prices, and square deal every ii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
SORROW IN THE HOUSE
oEATE or REPRESENTATIVE clw
hiN6S CAUSED REGRET
4 COMMITTEES Was ks5ai-t.s >, a...,
ne Funeral ans Asjoa-an,sn,
Was Taken.

Washington, Nav s.-Ths s.ass =, -
seseatErivs Amos J. Cummings IN ~ 4,
Baltimore last nlEa; caused rrpe-s, - :, =
ana sorrow In the house TO-DAY. asora
ne aal the Tag aUtte7ed Z, ~ me- 80 :
70 ne h0oE the oie familiar dssE u -
esH'eE aisle usA- The fronr row wsies -
cummings o-eupisd for 50 mapv resr. -.
arspta Ii black ana covered Wa -
srs s A'~
az cummings was one q ne ms, r.t
Fefs-l.f poPuiar members % he bn,,.e -
his desth seemed Is come II - -
loss q aA the membcrs Tae bYnF en-..
lam. Rev ~ coudsn. 10 ais iuroesr,eg
made toaca;ag re;e-enes 70 Mr rrn,,
uiuEs death.
creek Was U2ds 70 give a asv ?,
eiaiHs after the disposition ~ the So.
Aaod hai ana tAsn ar Fsrn, III " -.
oeAn o tae aeisgatieH and ne noor ,sss,r
q ne rstol;y, Sgess and b s.nris nr,
nEilng words MADE tss anaounesney, \.
ar Cummings 6essA Hs ,har $3.50
Tezsl@tiezs pr0yidirs thsr app-opsaste ..-v.
ICES as he'd IN tae EEn u xhx arm. "a.
s'l1<reH A1Ierssoas sA=s conInltfes az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
STIRRED OVER BEEF TRUST.
Tire President May Be Asked to Send in
a Message.

Tire President May 5e Asked to Send in
Message.
Washington, May 3.-More than fcrty
members q the house and 5 decided cur
rent q opinion in the senate demand that
TIE president shan sand 10 congress : spe-
eial message urging that the emergency,
with reference TO he beet trust, calls for
the repeal Of the duties On beef, veal. NUT
Tor and pork.
he suc1E point was made today b. Mr.
Cochran q Missouri that Il is = case in
which the chief executive could well IN.
iLzte sc1en without waiting tor a unani-
nous appeal from congress for special
message.
Nr Cochran holds thar it is the presi-
cent duty under seeJicn Of grric!e ,
% ne constitution Itself, 10 urge scIisn by
The pertinent quotation from the csnsti-
ltt-oA 90 rals point Is as follows:
ne ilhe pre>lCsutJ shall from time TO
t.-1r give 70 TIE congress Information OF
t1e state. q the Un-oa. and recommend
- lLe-r consideration such measures as
-e sha-4 Judge Necessary and eIpedient."
mere is no question that the curling OF
l4e beef trust is one o. the measures
which The president deems necessary and
eIpedlent.
his op.1.ou has been demonstrated by
me I2ct that he has instructed the DC.
~. ~ l---elt q justice 10 proceed against ii.
--lrs thar he should send 10 congress a
>s'e-+st message u line with ais acran
AIough the legal department.
ne Acle ct congressional action IN some
shepe o. form has uot been shaadones
silltr 10 tie hoGse OF senate On ne con,
,iaEE, the obst.uctio1lsrs OF the WAYS ana
coz mlttee zld Of the finance com
week '~'- -VA'
Whether or But the republicans will ytsa.
ana put their party en- record as asaiust
so ssesslo1ai relieI, remains 70 be seen n
IS possible that the preSlaen. nav heIn ,pa
Aek4olcau majority out Of the dilemma
re main sueaoa before The house Is
seeks 70 hSvs the WAYS ana mssDs ,,,-,-,-it
- recommend The abolition OF the ialr-ori
.s1eS On beef. veal. perE and mutton ana
- ol1 OF senator joan L McLaurin 81
SCUM carolina which asks for such iegiSls.
tioa direct. 'Ss'S'A'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
ADRIAN BRITT DEAD.
Played Prominent Part in ths Raves
tlaen EAr-tio,,

az III TIC raves
Tiloen Election.
Chicago, Msy S,--Aerian B-tt. WI, :, q.
s@la was editor Of The Jacksoav!u. (Fls
oH-oa IN ls7o is dead here, AID viii IA
buried in the pot1er's aeld unless his f-lends
are heard from Ee died Tuesday s,s
as body was taken 20 tie nacrrus ana
iAoe4ea unknown" BIS IDENTIFY was
learned by detectives working On the post.
si1ee roobs-y case, Br5Ir had served trn
years n The peaitentlGry for rebb!as nan
boxes
ADRIAN Britt was the toa O. a Loclsisss
= = s -,,lt' Who eie1. leaving an eStsfc al
S-.eANS'0 The heiF 70 most q as ~.
80 Nss on.y Z year ola a. the dine Adgila
- oo.A " 1S@=. he grew I'd ana uerr
q college IN New Orleans. 4rG'i5 iS-s - =
moved 20 Florida. where hs sct co-r-1s -
ne Jacksonville C1icn -
Ae was an active spirit n the en,r- "a
rom the republicans
men The G4yes-Ti5den canaalsn vrss
- le-Slt hr'rt paper was tie nose 49,
- e-sA1l1SIloa Ii florid2. Al the Tige
ne electoral vote Of the Stsfs So = - -
Doubt be Was lacked apou ~ ho,5i-..> y
Aey TO the sirGEIlon CiarEsl,- M 4,
IS 2 personal friend Of Rrirfs tvs - ~ ~
80 "AeAsonNA- Union conceded tha 49,,
zen OF the Srete 70 the recgs55sq,7s -
euce was crested whirs lea ~ 49, -, s-i.,-
q the votes 70 PreSideuV-clect I4ares ~
ts-ll Was tnst instead q TiIsa- 49,
eIeeIra' enough electoral votes hss 49,
- ~. 80 .e--. 20 Saves - elect Ain presi8ezf
y majority Of enc.
rom that tirre-rhs canpFi-r - 7S-s -
-hflrt career took s 6ovnTrs-s -- ,,e't
ais paper loSt prestige Tsle e7-ir.-
80 At s2id u ana went 70 Wnshi.--c-
- - -. =. ell'ies lnent II the Eove~nne-t
S 80 service Re came 70 Chicago n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

fourteen Numbers Of the house confer with
Z committee o. the SENATE TO take action
regarding the funeral and that the house
adjourn at once.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed End 81 accordance with their terms
the speaker announced the appointment Of
the following committee TO attend the
funeral: Aess-s. McClellan. Na1swoTth,
sulzer. Bay. Fitzgerald. Sherman and By-
IN. an Of New York Young Pa, Clark
tAlol Floss tml. Williams tMissl. NJ
Cleary Auun.), Tate (Gal and otey VA
At L IS the speaker as q further mark
Il respect, declared the house adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
They Are Demanding Political Reform and
Are Intent Upon Gaining II.
MELIKoFF CONSTITUTION DOES NOT SUFFICE
Recent Assassnatons and Rioting Evidence the Deep
Rooted Feeling Which Is Stirring the Subjects
Of the LZar--Monarch's Life in Danger.


n snr .ns ,ss, n, e1sy Vim bv. to a. more sh.r rant u. Mlps
his subjects The know what Britain
and America The suppression Of newspapers and The censorship Exercised by
hsTr become aware taf PTsr thsy desire rhy
ltb8agA The car has sanctioned tie constitution which Count Nsksa
The sayoss o has enoTtzsss sssaa1st es T. ISL @ Ps are
9 :. s5s s4;, li r3s'.s ~ &c. !. : ~ cg
sis z hoo1s ne psors and e saen @ movement E iea
hars sAang 50 tAa hs p0s . kssg ths present car a sanns
pared T. what Is go9s On n sTs town q hs empire 'oaay Instead q
haadtu q m doe a. The 's q The eAs' Hsray referred
e n 9a p1nss tas EoysTHeHi " eo15 win ta-7a that has
A0' dag g h=t on= hears s0 Big rtS These strikes however
auzia AMI me college students vAs 81 the ris
rorr7 By
s s. s s:s s md Ii wife is too toad Of her
il sr prasr.H IN =. ls 3: t ss a aosoy,psS P and
sasainz
balssna5 nsaens tn.t sias Aa eisny intended
aaais a.s rem eE9 7S ana 20 w CIT Of fas way ever
sanE tAs sz 1 years and h s9Psr e BE- asaa crisis One hears
HsE sa.ss-.s-rs gesss 5.zr ss ssbe -ra-.zt -s5-1s
7As za @ araf rsar= scheme faH q interesting as.az 1aFi.
1850 s was an ~ e rs vas lss son 2, ss.saa5' m s' md
Of Alexander ~
aHark highest Aisa
g.sa sas emperor ss saea a,..n ta2ssa sA sa'1sal' n
-. sew @ sss tn. ls sss became he Ees5 = saa-s1s
emsoa arEan apazyue tas Paraee He vzs sis.as5
Sorn Las Ar1uEs appointment he
whish
Ie
Of
AFFAIRS in
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q
&nFsr .
ssrTe e e e7te1 senE regarded @
sense q ne IN addition The elections hedea
81 the There representative any
Er,ic tituaar
well and h
undersEed vedre al
evsnn thsre te-~v O
fs
Ehr country free
conrEr TIT
TO reform
non would have folTsd general Of
uR
The rros spPrevsi e.s- NJ u
O'clock On March ~ ASH for further consideration
lsxAndr III rssd wrote o. he
81
Of
ethe-s
sad things
ezan III proved less liberal rsaasrss
ans she pohre had thg their
hazished tAs rnOis Siberia
Underground -~A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
The German Socialists Are Working for
Reform Through Legislation.
NOT ADVOCATED IN THESE DAYS
Even the Most Radical Are Not Inclined to Advocate
Such Plan-Fferr Bernstein Has Hopes
for Russia.


Berlin Nay
by
Bernstein q
who has Just taten his the recAstag
vhch has lately exploited
lsuehfc even remote posi-
Tsvoaaon backed by
: PR
self Of
G
p-.u-e Of
ines
The alfaare
and
frVm desiucton. be handwriting is On The wan"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
INDIA A CHRISTIAN NATION.
Missionaries Appeal for More Money in
Order to Make 1t Such.
Cspssial 70 TAs ros.)

(spsSAl F5E)
Honss NAY
who
.nsence
fnae lhrsazniys
has arrehec
- 1ssls reAa
SncT1 s~oenpton Is tse TeiElru g
casts
- IN VITA ths cAssS The
Christian thr land
f1e
Of
81 q
Scooo0 bind t1is5s dczEzts o.
= '--SE 1Nsl-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
BLOW 70 BRITISH JEWELLERS.
EDWARD Has His Ccronstion Meas
Manufactured IN America.

reward Has Hils Coronation Meas
Manufactured IN America.
Boston. Nay SIT IS announced nh
an Attleooro, Mass, arm Of Jewellers "
ship Je England next week some 800 nss
ais h sold silver ana bronze. the hrst q 1
consignment Of 400 metals q vAn'a
grades which lave been ordered ~ a.
snand q king Edward. 70 conmeEosstiis. Z.
coronation, When che cer pete eraess, 4
1-.t,- p Jaue. tAe ioyS. suasccls q iAs -
VIII receive them y.
There arr eishi varieties q the ree. ..
4hey VIII r. given 20 The royal $50.
r1e diplomatic rep eseul4tires. the msia-es
4 the consular service. AID down tals-,ii
The ISIS eveu 70 saEae of The seiilefs e
SaNors III
The ne1als are ahaut n size a s~
dollar. On one Side aFt the pfoaie po.iss
q t-e e2s and CuQtn. Aclh fror Af-' .,sl
inscription On Tao cuter cage gives NJ
Uanlts, The date cf thf b3nrs hiiiA ~
ceSsiou AID lis c0ra1ation- On fhe fsis
are faa rcral slnsS. wlgh tie 9tlas ". X
R.rg all his vartnrs rifles h1ch As-'
sCnt ENrDad n g 6oe lssther case. spsl
li-is order - regarded as . stTere y
e British rchuu G. cIurers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
AMERICAN HOUSES IN PARIS.
Property Owners VIII Experiment With
Innovations in French Flat Lie.
Especial &c The Post)


Nay
OF
win
rs-1re
nov ~ repsce rs jar.a-
placed together
of
q al
q inc.ud
in
Eae1ec by p-oaizs
owners . the project succeeds FTeaHA aat traditions
Tie
eu for the bu the head q the
nc correspondent
Pe " e77tsHP.ats the abolition 81 sas WHOM
ssldiags hsEhh p4cfl4lz"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
A LIGHT VOTE POLLEN
Bot Little Interest Manifested ia III
School Trustee Election YESTERDAY
TWO FIFTH WARD CANDIDATES LAM
J. ,. freeman, G. ?. Parker and q. q.
Shepherd Are ire Three Men
Who Were Elected.
TWO FIFTH WARD CANDIDATES LAM

AZ result Of yeEtsraays election vi,
J. D Freeman, NJ. G. Fred Shepherd al.
Dr.. 6. .. Parker VII serve on the sehoa
hoard OF the Independent school distda
az Houston for the nszt tive years. sue
ceediug llr. James Charlton, Nr. A. q
AbeI. aad Mr. " II Lighthouse
Following K tghaIated statement q q,
vote;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
THE BIOGRAPHER OF THE POPE
Father 0'ReiIly Has Been Selected to Write
the Story of Leo's Life.

Raz Nay SReiah information
%
a biography Pope Leo While
ne novelist ao-d
Hsoaasa style wsu be unsuitable
his biography oRen has written
said t. have slHo completed the biography Indeed
Ii wpgkA s-s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
The Poet BiOrnson Is III.

tsrerzl The
fsersrss q
ses1s Rsss aaEatst sss nssz E cansi5ersa s o
&xeHe1rE
tt-U
49, - reNNs 7arlenhs S k
sns1srs1A sacsF q ne AorSsE hsre
- - 1N no~d q Nc
o. las sks ss1a'rz md ass Spss sSzaa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

St. Pierre Was Covered With Ashes and
Business Has Been Suspended.
special 70 Ths Pest

s. sA volcanic sor devstss
Eh, dEys aCa.
o. shot
Of
ne neghbarhoo3 deserted
and is speraed
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American Pilgrims to Be Received.
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Another Advocate of a European Combine

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AiartineIli and Gibbons to Go 10 Rome.

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