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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We hereby announce ourselves as candl.
1steS Ter aldermen % the city % Honstan
" our respective wards, subject to the
acteu ~ the democratic primaries. and
atrehv declare ourselves ia favor Of the
/ following platform:
/. We fdvor municipal ownership ~ ell
pnhic n'tNHns aud especially sAvor the
city owning aud operating rs own water
works and light plant
We tavor public improvements,
3 W. favor O strict enforcement OF all
contracts entered into by the city.
4 We favor creating a sinking fund suf-
7clent Ga carr foe bonds az maturity.
3 We favor thar IN granting franchises
same aud her rights welt guarded sud pro
tcctcd
8 We favor ,be encouragement Of maui.
We favor union wages and union
hours
We favor an efficient ore aud police
department.
y Ne flavor the ylty making such prczi-
scus as are necessary Tor the public
schools of The city, "a meet their pecuniAry
obligations same mature. ani the lsy'
lue aside ~ s. certain percentage ~ the
citv's revenue Tor their maIutcnAaac aud
10 We favor the ADMINISTRATION Of the
sualys % the city ln an economical and
business Nke Kramer
F.rst Wsrd.-w. j. KoHhauS, Henry
Second ward.-Fslr sehram. James 4.
ra1rd Wsrd.-G, C. street, Edgar Wat.
Fourth Ward Herman t Keller. T. W.
Fitta Ward -Roeey; l. jones. Steve n.
sixtS ward-w. T. wall. }. z. Caster.
/ hegeby ludorse the above platform and
respectfully solicit the people OF he1s-
ton 20 vote FOR and support the above nam
cd candidates for aldermen - -,
~ 4.
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Ike Charles NsYYs

Lake Charles. Ia. March Mrs NJ W.
Newton Of stanton. Va, began a series Of
meetings here last night In the interest Of
the woman's Christian Temperance linton
The meetings will continue throughout the
week
The oil well II the Welsh Developments
company. twenty miles east ~ this city.
has reached 3 deptl OF l2No feet 5nt has
encouraging indications
Governor Heard TODAY wired here for a
certificate required by Governor DoCkerv ~
tho requiSitlou FOR I'd BatSon. This will
delay Butsous arrival here until the end
II tho week
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sra1os County District c9urt

Bryan Texas, March 3-Thc regular
March term % the district court cOuvcaei
at the court house IN this clty this morn
Tug With District Judge e. scott %;
Franklin presiding. other officers preSen,
were Judge V. n Hudson. DISCREET sttor
ney. ]. W Bats. district clerk ana T. a.
Num-, sheriff
The grand jury was lmpanelrd ~ follows
]. r. White. foreman. J W Reason ;
n Buchanan. J. W. Burrows ] "
Coulter. j. l.. HenssrlirE. ! f. Mathis
~ McnouEsld. {. r McGregor. q l..
Wilcox. James Henry, Jr.. aud 4. T
Goodwin.
The following haiiiTS were arp~jnted. :.
r Scarborough, don bJiHI r. ~. Frame
jean Safe jim Reed. NJ RRdford. y.
" Yeagtr. Powell Harvey and {. l..
baker.
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BrarnaIe. r.,lna.ea ~. So. Reterrea

BranSle Estlmoted cost sso4 Referred
MOTIONS.
Alderman Sonneu-That the sewer com.
m.ttce have the sewer covered on 'eTard
street near White oak bayou. Adopted.
BY Alderman Rnb.usou-rhat the tire
committee have IRE alarm box placci on
Houston avenue and Alamo street Referred
By Alderman ThomaS--Tnat In all cases
where properties have been sold for taxes
errone0usir that the wholC cost " clearing
such property II cloud In title by such ac-
ton De paid hy the city. Adopted
By Alderman IhCmrscu-lu view Of
tae fact hat there Srr several thousand
dollElS wotth ~ gravel 10 be removed from
tNc streets NOW under contract 10 be paved
Wrth other material AMI tina, IL has been
ordered hy his council that said era cl
should he sgaiu used for the paving ~
interested. and that SO far said orders have
been iruofcd and that ha contractors are
allowed 70 piow up tae clay vita the gravel,
thereby rendering same uuut for further
use as a paving material il is moved that
the cay tnciuevr Sc THAI the contractors
remove the gravel from the streets that HTe
70 be paved hy them ami that same be
Tree From clay or dirt and that IL is made
his further duty 10 sce that every yard Of
gravel SO removed from tae streets ~ the
various wards no placed on the streets
heretofore designated In the same ward
from which it was removed Adopted.
~ Alderman Thomps-rhat an electric
Drew avenue Referred TO light committee
Rv Aldeyman o'icarv- the sewer
on ne cornrr " smith aad Preston be re-
ra.red AZ once, as US nresent condition Is
danserous. Referred to the sewer com.
mittee
By Alderman O'Lcarv-That a street
crossing he placed at the corner of san
Felipe sud Fuller streets Adopted
BY Alderman Miller-1hat no persons he
allowed 20 play music on the streets Of
Houston with The object 10 view 81 collie, I
ing for same. Referred 20 ordinance com.
nlirtee.
Br Alderman Miller That Chenevert
Adopted
BY Alderman Thomss-Thst the ditch =
on Hamilton street ne cleaned Adopted
nder this head the mayor placed In nom.
nation the name of Dr. J. G.. BOYD f0r
Health ofacer He received two votes.
10 vote $1,000
By Aldermen Halvertou and OINarv.
nat The CHIEF ~ police he requested not
10 diS"harse any OF the police 5fnccrs. hut
70 JOY on the men in order that the de.
p"Fturnt might come within the hudeet
appropriation Adopted after several mo.
uons and counter motions had been made
snd voted down.
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Hesrne. Texas. March 3-Nr Jim Ward.
Pnmper at the rounthousc. is very low
With pneumonia az his residence here Mr.
Ward has heea VITA the Houston and
Texas Central Tor several years.
At a meeting ~ the members oi Camp
Norman. held last week. Miss Floy Beck
ham was elected sponsor FOR the camp
MessrS. VIII Bishop and Briggs went
70 Fairfield yesterday morning over the
Houston sud Texas Central. whore they
are 20 appear 10 the GALLOWAY case SIS Wit
nesscs. Galloway Is accused ~ billing
white man "n his train last fail near
Workman. He was married near Elliot
and Is well known IN HCarnc.
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they were unable 70 fultn The annette
of play 'gcers who delight In melo-drsmas
fci this particular Kind % play seems i'll.
satlhblc. Dor night after night sor yea
son after season. and FOR generation after
generation the devctee ~ the ''nsiSdrtr,'-
nils the seats % the tees er and breath.
leesly follows the fortunes and nisfortunes
81 the hero and heroine ana heartily hates
the villain. who "still rursues herr I'M an
such plays wherever the scene he lstd o.
whatever the other details. and who Is al.
ways happily foiled before tho nnsi cur
tain.
The RAldWin Melville company has IN
jcrcd very considerable add deserved
succesS here during this engagement For
q company that plays AZ the eNtrcneiv low
prices - 70. - and 40 cents Il does some
remsrkahlr clever work
The next attraction VIII no Harry Reres.
ford IN The Wrong Mr. Wright on Wed.
peEday night.
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NEXT Po9uusT CONVENTION.
lts Meeting Place Viii Be T,ansivrrsc
from Louisville 10 Memphis.

its Meeting Place Mil Be Transferred
ftcw Louisville to Memphis,
NnaYas Tenn, March , Jo A. Parker.
chairman ~ tho National committee % the
uIJtrof-tbe-road poPu,ist> Is iu the city
lr ruHJreuee vita gitizens 80 regard 60
awning the National pppulist convention
transferred froW Louisville 10 McmpllS
10 les auuoHuccd THAT he will rrr0mmenl
tho transfer and that later date than
April . viii it- ssi,tt,l
Me Parker said There win be no more
fusion between the democratic and pcpUlist
parties Zach must work Independently
nf che ether hereafter The democratic
party Us grtrinE further and further away
uoW lts last Two platforms and 10 is ahau'
dagiu- aH che principles cherished by the
f.gHt>f, an ot our pe0uie realize ioa-
va "uu gaIa nothing hH hanging to them
.Ha Wn mctu 10 Eat back tG nur by,' Ideas
uHa .- uHu.l'F u- possible.
"It Is pUHHHu., thgt b new platform WI
Dos Wa1r 200 ra. uuluIUc convention. 90
w.i pu. 1Irer uat.Ha'y frnm thr prcscut
platform, hyi .t V.U Do ono that viii be
dtH~Hu.'fy understood hy AID factions RuI
plC upon vh,rh EVERY member can stand.
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General Gordon to Lecture at Calvert.

Calvert, Texas, March March N the
people Of calvert will Ne treated 10 lee.
ture by the siiver-;enCued orator ~ the
Confederacy, General John n Gordon
Mayor c. $ Neridl,A and Messrs ] II.
brennan. Guy Towns AMI three other prom.
irent citizens ~ this c,tv have guarantee I
the necessary funds tnr expenses All
money received ST the door in excess Of thar
amount will he given 10 OH CoufederatcS {,
6etrAy their expenses 10 attend the reunioa
at Dallas
The local chapter, Daughters ~ tho Con.
federacy. viii cooperate with the above
named citizens In this matter. which TACT
msnres the distinguished speaker large
audience
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FoR DIsrRIcr cLEnK.

John n. Ashe Has Formally Declared His
Candidacy for the Office
In the announcement column this morn.
Ing Is tho formal statement that John B.
Ashe Is a candidate for district clerk 10
succeed John Il. Williams. Mr. AShe is a
young man Who has long been come ted
VITO tLc district courts ~ Harris county
anu VINO has had ample opportunity 90 be-.
come familiar With the duties Of the office
70 winch ne asnires. lie l. son OF can.
lall >, !. Asue and Is connected closely
with many Of the ola families OF uous on
ana ~ Texas
" ais announcement he states: For ef
uNeucN aud Worthiness for this office I am
PsFu.L te0 10 give as reference the names
q ATTORNEYS embracing almost the entire
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10 Plant Bic at AloIn..

Ndinc Texas, March 3,-Mr Kellogg,
late of Illinois, Is putting In rlce farm
four miles south % Aldue He Is having
a well put down with a rotary rig. The
test well showed thirty-dvc feet % coarse
sand oiled with water nj about ~ feet
depth. At a." feet thirty five for 81 gravel
VAS found, from which tho water rises Ia
Within six og sevea feet 81 the surface of
the ground Tho drillerS predict that when
the large well has been completed the
water viii how out OF the top of he vol
w. y. Haieht. well driller q putting
Sombardo ahout four miles west Of Aldipe
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Now Eirns AZ M.,kel.

Merkel, Texas March 3.-Tae large brick
business house known as the Grimm,t
building that was destroyed 10y Dire last
November has Just been rebuilt and Is uc-
cupied hy the Merkel Mercantile company,
which is opening 10 Il large stock 81 ury
goods
The "Glohc, 4 large dry goods company
under the management Of Marcus & LEIGH
enStlcu ~ Abilene, have secured tho Fer.
rler building the large two-Story hricS on
Edwards street, and next week will oper
up with big dry goods stock
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corToN MD IS MANTep.
Chappen Hill Capitalists Propose TO
Build One There

Chappem Hin. Texas March .. -Notwlth-
standing the Iepreittlons ot boil wcevii
upon the cotton crops Tor the PAS, three
years. although foods have come aad let,
destruction aud desoiatlon Ia thelr wake
aud the cry ~ hacd times Is hrl,d at AN
hours and 10y everybody, 81 "a oal7 nece3-
ssry that a good aud profitable enterprise
De presented-one On which the people have
strong faith as 10 q profitable outcome
that tEey dive deep Into their safe deitosl
vaults and bring forth the mouct Whirh
they are willing 10 Invest IN -uch cutter
pri>eS This WIS HtlY Illustrated irH
dzys aco. when d committee from RrrnhAm
came here and With very small effort %
taiue,l xa0Do for the building OF their cot
ton mill
10 have d cotton mill Of their own--a k0AO@l
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FOR DISTRICT CLERK.

euu,ssrt having Indicated 70 rne that he
would not agala otter himself - candi-
date FOR re-eiscliea. hereby anneunce ny
~ Harris county. nave heen deputy als,
fsrt clerk In ths evil and criminal ecur 4
slaee my heyheed For .efaeieaey .n9
woFthiness for tails efhcc. ] an. ptrpiltea'
10 give as references the names OF s,tef4ey<
embraclar almost tne entire hcusten fxE.,
With WHOM l have come IN conthcf 10 t1e'
discharge % my off11 en.ist :. s
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WILL CURE YOU OF
rheumatism
10 PAY UNTIL YOU KNOW IT.

|fser 1000 experiments, have learned
y TO cure rheumatism. Not TO turn huuy
Ifs Into flesh again; thar Is impossible.
can cure the disease always, at any
IL. and forever
hsk no money. simply write me a
III and / Will send you an order on your
|feSt druggist Tor six bottles OF d.
|ops Rheumatic Cure. FOR every drug
! keens &C. Use IL for month, and II %
II what / claim pay your druggist $3.50
IL II Il doesn't ! Will pay HIN myself
hove no samples. Any medicine that can
|erf rheumatism with hut q few doses
II he dragged 10 the verge OF danger
no such drugs. IL + folly TO take them.
| must get the disease out OF the blood.
~ remedy does that, even IN the most
|teult obstinate cases No matter how
|,uF sihle this seems 20 you ! know u and
|ake this risk. have cured tens 81 thou.
|de % cases IN this way aud my records
II that 80 out 81 40 who get those six
tbs pay and gladly 1 have learned that
|pie IN general are honest with a physi-
ID who cures them. That Is all ! ask Z
hi I don't eNnect a penny from Won
IlMply wHte NE a postal card or letter
me senf ron IN order FOR the medicine:
! 3 hoax, Take II for month. for IL
|N I leave that ENTIRELY 10 Won. Address
Sh0op. Box 600. n cline VIZ
{ild cases. not chro Il. are often cured
pne or two bottles AZ all druggists,
|1pitoi Pharmacy 81 Main street Alb
n cockrell one Mainy streets A. v. hies-
n 5oe Mails street. = 'ecial Agents.
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AT THE THeATER.

The saldin-meAille Company In "Ths
Devils Web"
The Baidwin-Melvlle company closed
thelr engagement at sweeney & coombs
opera house last night b. the performance
OF The DEVILS Web" which was subsii-
uted for "Reaplng the whiriwlud." the
pay advertised.
The play was thrilling melo drama. with
abundant aciion, making considerable de.
mands npon the members Of the company
both physically and mentally. but none that
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improvements at Lake Chsrles.

Lake Charles, La, March 2.-rians are
being made for two-story brick business
building S4Xi0o on lots next to the FRS;
National bank owned by Holilns Bros. l..
Kaufman aud u. Rcims. This makes a
total Of fifteen public and business bpild
iugs % ne built IN Lake Charles this Snriur
at an aggregate cost Of more than $50. sD
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BeeviIIe CABBAGE shIomsrts

Beeyile, Texas, March 3.-Conslderable
cabbage Is being Skipped from this place
Just now, most ~ Il having been rstSad bv
irrigation. Everybody who mas tillnhI,.
laua Ia this ncighborhood is plantips water
melouS and cautaloupes
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Corpus Christi. Texas. March s.-The
block west Of the Arkansas Pass demo, bas
been purchased by parties who viii erect
a nrst-clsss gin there during the comm >
season 20 gin about 1900 acres u improved
cotton 10 be planted near thls city.
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clTY AssessoR.

/ hereby announce myself as candidate
Tor reelection 10 the oflce " city assessnF
aud collector. subject 70 the action OF the
s'"''s'~''S James r. Welsh.
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FOR MAYOR.

AT the solicitation u a large Esmoer OF
the citizens Of Houston hereby announce
myself = candidate for the onice Of mayor.
subject 20 the democratic primaries.
o. 7. Holt.
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FoR ALpERMAN.

am a eandldats for alderman o. the
second ward, subject 90 the action of TIE
democratic primaries. and Respectfully 80
iglf your support c. I'd settesast.
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Fsnnin County Confederate Reunion.

bonham' Texas March 5-The executive
committee OF the Fauuin County Cor,.t
crate Reunion association met here and 20
lected Bonoam as the place 10 hold the
next annual reunion, which will be hell
on August 10, IL and Is.
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CITY TREASURER.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate
ior reelection to the othce OF city treas
urer, subject 70 the action Of the demo
cratic primaries. A. A. sAaho.
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This resolution as agreed upon in caucus
gave tho city engineer only SiSOo aud after
Nordy controversy Ia open session the
amount was increased 90 5000 Alderman
10 5000 also hut NJ failed Ia grt H. There
were three dissenting votes against the
resolution Ia open session follows. A..
dermCn Halvcrton. Rue and Sonuen.
II was learned that the iucrcase ~ the
salary ~ the city treasurer from 5000 10
$3.50 Was brought about by reason 81 the
curtailmcnt % fccs on school funds accoed-
ing TO q recent decision Of the courts
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srREEr COMMISSIONER.

| hereby announce as candidate Tor TIE
ofhce 81 Street Comu ssioner, subject to
The action Of the democratic primsrles
Jack Kennedy.
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hereby announce myself as & cauti.
date for the Office of chief az police. sub
lect 70 action OF TIE democratic primaries.
John W. Howard.
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I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office OF chief ~ police. subject 20
the action Of the democratic primaries.
NJ. Ray.
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AZ the solicitation Of nv many friends
I Announce myself as 4 candidate for re-
election FOR the office OF street commts-
,loner OF the ctr 81 Houston subject 20 the
actien OF the democratic rrimaries
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CHIEF OF POLICE.

hereby announce as a candidate for
Chief Of Police subject 70 action Of the
democratic primaries, Geo. Ellis.
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CITY ATTORNEY.

hereby announce myself as 4 candidate
f,r the Ofiee Of clty attorney. subject 70
the action Of the denocratir day primaries
tnCham s Roberts
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] herehy announce as candidate for
Chief M Police subject no sctinn OF the
democrats primaries G. Blsck6ura.
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HEALTH OFFICER.

The Post Is authorized 70 announce Dr..
" 81 Rrnmby as candidate FOR City
Health Ofhcer subject 10 the aston OF
the democratic primaFiss
hereby announce myself as candidate
gor health ofhccr. subject 20 the action q
'"s 0sN'''' $50 j. c. Boyd. N. D.
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At the solicitation Of my many friend.
who have contributed 20 ms announcement
guud I announce myself as a candidate for
reelection 90 the oface OF city attorney
subject 20 the actlon ~ the democratic
primaries. Joe NJ, sam
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hereby announce as candidate for
chief OF police. subject 90 the action OF the
democratic primaries
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THE SALARY L1sr

The hnance committee introduced the fol.
lowing resolution. which was passed nnder
suspension Of the rules
Re II resolved by the rity council NJ the
City or HouSron, Thar uo fees or commits
Si'ns shall be allowed 10 any officer or ON.
ploye ~ the city 81 Houston.
The following comncnSarIon and no .,ors
shall be- allowed aud paid In equal month.
~ miscellaneous "a the respective ontrcr.
NJ the city of Houston beginning Vita
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hereby announce nysel, az candidate
for the office OF city attorney, subject %
The action Of the democratic pgimaEies-
r. II. stone.
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The Post is authorized 20 announce J. II.
Me as 4 candidate fog chief ~ police, soh-
jeut 70 the action OF the democratic pfi-
naTies.
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Pc city engineer submitted plans aph
|elfca lions for paving Hardy street from
Ii - Nance, roadway 10 ne thirty tart
width Approximate rrgt as follows:
eft sphAlt paving IN Eve inch concrete
nA1tlon Su223 80: vltrihcd hrick an four
b concrete foundation. SS5fT -. vltri-
brick on siN.iuch gravel fouada ION
rs 30, Referred 70 heard ~ public
|ks
|1e ,Stv engineer submitted plans aud
|rlncstions for grading and construction
sewers on Spruce StrcNt from Race tn
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-11
HE WAS Once A CITY Wait.

bition and turned his energies in use
full courses. He went to the village
school. applied himself to his studies
and afterward took the preparatory
course for college in the Waveland
academy Ever ready to assist him,
his benefactor recognized the advan-
tage to the boy OF having to work his
own way rs far as possible. SO Jack
was never idle. All the time he was at
school he was earning what he could
to help pay his way. Mr.. Green had
destined Jack" for the law, but about
this time the boy decided that his mis-
sion was the ministry. He had his
way about 1t, and went to Yale, deter
mined to work his course through col
lege During his years in Yale he
helped to make both ends meet by
chopping wood, making fires, ringing
the chapel bell and doing any other
manual labor that offered a recon-
pense. Later he earned something as a
tutor. Because OF the true. demo-
cratic spirit that prevails in most
American, colleges, Brady, though poor
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som. Indian Names.

The census of the families of the
Cheyenne scouts at Fort Supply in
cludes Mrs. Short Nose formerly Miss
Piping Woman; Mrs, Big Head, form
erly Miss Shore Face; Mrs. Nibbs, for
merly Miss Young Bear; Mrs. White
Crow, formerly Miss Crook Pipe; Mrs.
Howling Water. formerly Miss Grow
Woman; also Mrs. White Skunk, Mrs.
Sweet Water, Miss Walk High. daugh-
ter of Mr.. White Calf, and Miss Usage.
step-daughter OF Mr.. Hard Case. TIE
scouts at Fort Supply are proud of
their uniforms and their military
work. The women are proud of their
husbands and fathers who are thus
employed, and no doubt also of the
names they bear.
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Municipal COLI LInks.

There IS a certain amount of irony,
says a London paper, in the fact that
the city corporation, which has hith-
erto been so avcrse to anything savor-
ing of socialism, should be the first
London authority TO follow the exam
pie of Bournemouth in the establish
ment OF municipal golf links. In fu-
ture the golf links at Chingford. in
Epping Forest, will be controlled by
the city. and under the new regime il
will be possible for ell to indulge in
this pastime at q merely nominal
sharGe.
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different to the pain he is inflcting or
the senate. Penrose has made mani
friends and likewise many enemies by
giving wholesale promises to secure
government positions to all constit.
uents that apply. If every clerkshir.
IN Washington were vacant there
would not be, it is asserted, enough po-
sitions to satisfy the dense crowds that
Penrose has deluded. He is pleased To
regard himself as a statesman of un.
limited influence. and dlslikes to turn
applicants away, thereby confessing
that there are metes and bounds to his
power. Besides, he is vaultingly am
bilious and wants to make and hold
as many friends as possible. As a re-
suit he dictates countless letters daily
to be sent 10 the heads of various de-
partments, asking positions for his
frietnds.