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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
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AN ORDINANCE
FOR THE PROMOTION OF
HEALTH IN THE TOWN
OF LANCASTER AND PRE-
SCRIBING PUNISHMENT
FOR VIOLATION THEREOF

SENIION !. That, her after all
owners of real ts'aie Cr tcnants, or
H. rsoES occupying same, within the
corr crate Limits If he Town OF Ian.
carter, upon which a.y dwelling
ho use is si,ulte0. shall erect ther, on
suitable privies foi The convenience Of
rhe occupants of said dwelling or
houses That all privies shall be Greet
ed - ] ast zen QO) feet from auy
ditch used f. drainage and at least
Fl fteen u5) { Ct from any If the stree,s
of the Town; and all pri>i-s hereto.
fore 'r.cttd, at nearer distance TO
drains and streets than h,,eiu pre-
scrib.d, shall forthwith be moved and
reer, cted.
Section 2. That dry earth, ashes,
charcoal or lime Shall be used i'm ali
privies, and be placed o the deposits
therein, at least once each day, and
,baf no slops. rubbish or orber refuse
o. filthy matter shall he p aced on
sid deposits
SectiUn 3 That it sLaIl be unlawful
10 bury leave exposed. Wit in the
H on orat limits ui sald Town. any
fscaf matter, eXcrement or luivey
deiosits, rnd that ali privi.s it. said
corporate iiuits. shall be Thoroughly
c'eaus,d at least once "a month cur.
ing the months of Nuy, mb r. Decem
ber, J.Luary, February, March and
a y II, aud 81 ce every two We ks dur
ing the remaining mon hs Of each
Year. and at The iimp Of cleansing
same the ftCat matter, ,Nc,tmeut and
IL posits shall he catii, Il beyond the
COZ purate limits Of he suid Town
Section 4. That tie du'yautn riZed
officers and agents Of the Town
Council of saii rown, Inciudlne the
members of the Board OF health. shall
have free ingress aud egress TO, and
from, a.y privieS, lot or al estate
within the corporate limits of the said
Town, for the purpose of earring out
the sanitary rules and regulations as
prescribed in this ordinance That 10
shall he unlawful Tor any person or
persons to binder, modest or obs ruct
any of the officers or Agents Of said
Town in the discharge IF their duties
az herein set forth That il shall be
the duty of the Po:icamer, uuder the
supervision Of the Board of Health, to
Inspect al! privieS In said Town dur
ing the first tiv' days Of every month
and as often thereafter as the Board OF
II eaith may direct.
Section Tha, any violation # the
provision OF any OF tie foregoing
sections Of ihis ordinance shall be, un,
ished ty a. fi"e of not more than thirty
$4,000 dollars or less than one Isl. .OO)
dollar, or by imprisonment for not
m 1re than thirty days or .esI than
one day.
Section ThstalI ordinances or rarls
of "rdinanc.s Inconsistent with this
oi diuance a'e hereby repealed
Ratified lay the Manor ,ni Alder
men in touicil assembled rhls
tweniy sixth day of July a ID 1902.
R T. WYLIE Mayor.
Attest:
& ID JONES, Clerk
SEAL
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Candidate Rouse Shows
Truly Martial Spirit.
Ianked Ont His Gun and Went
to Shooting; Serious Charges
Preferred Against Him.
Special to Tue State.

Special to Tue State.
Charleston, Aug. 2.-Dr.
George w. Rouse, candidate for
adjutant general, j. G. Chalk and
j. &. Won Santen, the leading
participants in the row at meet
ing of ward club last night, were
bound over to the court Of gen
eral sessions today, the pre- limi.
nary examinations being waived.
The meeting had been called to
suggest names to the executive
committee for appointment as
managers at the polls in Ward i,
in the coming primary.
Rouses faction seemed to have
anticipated the coming of his OPP
ponents aud went through the
formality of electing the mana
gers. The arrival of the other
faction into the ball took place
Just as the Rouse crowd was com
ing out. The question of the
hour of the meeting and the time
advertised brought about the
"lle," and then the row started.
DIR. Rouse drew a.d fired his
| pistol. He was disarmed and
while the trouble was on the pol
ice entered the hall and took Il
hand. Jailor Graddick preferred
the charges against Rouse, who III
turn swore out Il warrant against
j. {. Won Santen and j. c..
Chalk, charging assault. Rouse
is also charged with carrying a
concealed weapon contrary to law.
The case excites good deal of To-
cal interest.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
AN ORDINANCE
PROVIDING FOR AN ANNUAL
TAX ON ALL DOGSFOUND
WITHIN THE LIMITS OF
THE TOWN OF LANCAS.
TER.

BE it ordained 10y the Mayor and
td-rmen Of the Town OF Lancaster
in council assemble and by the au.
,hOrity OF same
Sec Thatan annual tax OF One
Dollar is hereby assessed and levied
sgaii st Tie Cwner OF each deg or
bitch KEEP, within the corporate limits
OF said t'Wn to be paid on or hefoie
Ja' LIT 1903. and On or before JAM
ua'y lst of each aud every there,
ht'er' That upon payment Of said
tax ne OWi.td OF a"y dog or bitch
shnli be furn' he'd by tho (Ii,f Of
Police with ii 'ng " hich sh,Il bs i'm.
me,ia'riy plhced upon said Y or
bi Oh bE ha-in attached Ia IA collar.
Section That any dog or bitch
ounh running At large without the
tag preAcritel IN "eHiou 9 oi tits Or
dina"c' s''tIi hc s. iZed and impound.
al by tue ofliars OF The lov n n,ri nm.
'esS Ihr salt tx r of Our Dollar. To
Rethtr WITH ~, additional amount of
t%e"iA five cents ia The taking up Of
SAT- dog or bitch, IS IA within
thlr'N hour" r IN time Of seiZute then
>ai d''g "r Bitch shall forthwith lie
kitl,d
itaufi'd by ,he Mayor AID Ni.l.r.
me ~ cCu Il assembled lhi- 26th
day flu y 800!
IL u WYi.TE. Mayer
- !, cd JuNE.;,.
Il SEAL ~ CteIk. q
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Alex Geesling, n Merchant, Takes
His Own Life: Cause Unknown.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Augusta, Ga :, July 31.-Alex
Geesling, a prominent merchant
of Warrenton, S. c., suiciled this
morning at 10 o'clock, cutting
his throat. He told the cleark he
was feeling badly and would take
a nap. He drank a coca cola,
went to the couch behind the cur
tain in the rear Of the store. In
a few minutes The clerk went
back and found Geeslipg in pool
of blood, his head almost severed.
The reason for killing himself is
not known. He seemed in pros.
porous condition. and was not fl.
nancially troubled.
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NOTICE.
TO the citizens of the Town of
Lancaster.
SEA I.

Ihe Town fOuncii has pass d anaa
ordinance requiring p ivy ueposits to
oe carri, Il beyaAd the Town iimiu.
Hhe Council can do this work cheap.
er and more satisfactO i'y than private
individuals, provided u sufficient
number "f persons will coltrac' with
it to do so
The Town will do the work at the
tulIo"i"g ra'eS per year. aSab z in
advance. VIZ: Sl.25 '"r private fsmi-
les; ST 0o for Hotels ana So GO tor
H.'u utng house, provided Il oXes are
nade and placed below the p,ivy
seats, and provided pIities contracting
will come frward and pay the above
amounts To the Town Treasurer
July 18th. 1902
Il. T. Wyiie Mayor.
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NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that on
the lst day of August. 1902, the
undersigned, as administrator of
III. Jackson Wallace, deceased,
will make final return and settle
ment to the Probate Court Of
Lancaster County, $. g., and mp
ply to said court for final dis
charge as such administrators
w. II. Wallace.
Dated 1st July, 1902. Il m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
ANCASTER AND CHESTER
RAILWA
schedule in effect June s, 1912.
DAILY except SurdA

schedule in effect June s. 1872.
DAILY except SurdA
WESTBOUND EASrBt UND
N's' II and io' y" = o an" i''
A M. NJ Z NJ
500 ID Ar Chester LY 1000 10
7.se 6.l5 Richburg 10 = s -
7.23 Cos Bascombvilie 1887 -
TO 5.45 Fort,Lawp Hes 8 %
PM
az 5.15 I,vI,.ro,,t.r .rII qo O Oh
w. IT, iea'l"S 'i'hca7'"r o'9' am,
makes close connection at Chester
With southern Railway No, SO for
Chariotte and points north; and Sea-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
HANGED FOR ASSAULT.

Hattiesburg, Miss, Aug. L.
Will Dantzell, negro, was hang
ed here today for an assault com.
mitted upon a white woman June
5.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
A Fanatical Indian Saved From
Gallows.

Paris, Texas, Aug. 1.-The
United States district attorney has
been notified that the president
has commutel to he imprison-
ment tho death penalty of Solo
mon Hotoma. the aged Indian who
some years ago murdered several
men women and children in the
Indian Territory because he he
Heved them witches and response
bile for deaths from spinal menin,
gifts. Hotema will be resentenc-
ed at the fax term to hang, and
then the order eff Communication
will be entered, the United States
supreme court having affirmed the
sentence after the date originally
set for the hanging.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
vIGOR OF M EN-
Easily, Quickly, Permanently
Restored
HlNDIPO 6!HiIiHA,s pr ! IA n

AND VITALlZEISi is sold with writ
ten guarantee To cure Nervous 10, IL,
Lost Vitality Failing Nj m"ry, Fits,
Dizzintss. Hysteria. Stol.s all Drains
Oh the Nervous System Caused W
Bad Habits or Excessive Use If Iot
bacco. Opium. iqunrs. or Livir~
the Pace that XII f" ~ waIds oil In.
j nifty, Consumption aud Debtl tt
clears the Bioo' lhd Raj" B.iids al.
the Shattered rerves IL, stores IA.
Fire Of YOulh ~ d Bring tie f:t.k
Glow to Pale Ci etk,, ssrg Makes ,.U
Young and Strong again 5Oc, 12
Boxes So. BY .Mailto my Address
CraSfoHl Bc sbrusgIsi. ag-.lts. ,Lao
caster sg -
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the One Day Cold cure

Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine for
cold in the head and sore throat. Children take
them like candy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
A MURDERER HANGED.

Richmond, Va, Aug, AT
Wise {. Fl. today in the presence
of a thousand people, George
Robinson, colored, was hanged
for the murder of another me-
gro.
Oh the first drop the rope
broke. Robinson was brought
up the steps on the outside of the
scaifold, went to a store and sec
ured another rope. He was con-
s"ious throughout the whole of
this remarkable ordeal and did
not show the faintest sign of coll
lapse.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-08-06
DEATH SENTENCE HANGED.

Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 1.-The
sentence TO- oldeath of Richard Bla-
ton, Il negro, convicted in Febru-
airy, in Salisbury, Of committing
an assault on Il white woman, aid
ed by another negro, Dick Elem
ing, was commutod to imrrisnn
ment for life, Fleming was hang
ed Feb. S and declared on the
scaifold that Blaton was innocent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

Chairman Henderson OF the legislative
Investigating committee thinks suggestion.
md not conclusions should he submitted 30
the final report.
Notice Of appeal has been given in the
case Of Mrs, Lihhie Daruhn against l.. t.
Morgan.
The commissioners % Galveston couutv
have ordered an election on the sea vail
bonds
The city OF Beaumont has decided on reg
fstration OF voters
Three new gushers have been brought Iu
at Beaumont.
The Beeumont oil exchange has made a
rule that only those provided with trans
rortntion facilities may offer oil on the ex.
change.
The commissioners court Of De witt coun.
~ has abandoned the smallpox quarantine
because nelghhoring counties have done
nothing 20 check its spread
Wrecks obstructing navigation in Buffalo
bayou have been located by United states
Engineer Richie ana the contract for their
removal VIII soon be let
The arrangements for the visit Of the
North Atlantic squadron TO Galveston have
been declared on.
Tho brief OF the State in the waters.
Pierce case has been fled IN the supreme
court
business house at San Antonio caved in
but the proprietor and his clerks escaped
The officials OF the defunct First National
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
HOUSTON.

The schedule Of church services for the
Lcnten season
The people " Harrisburg given authority
TO vote ON local option.
The closing Of the ante-Lenten season
with masquerade balls. etc.
The Maccabecs entertain two supreme Of
ncers Of the order.
Representatives OF the gas and water
companies deny that their work Is any way
obstructng the Pre- -ress Of street paving.
valentine party given by the LADIES'
Parish society Of Christ church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
COMMERCIAL

While there was no material change an
tho market for dry goods, there was a
marked Improvement in the volume OF bust.
mes
A further expansion was shown In the
stock dealings and the market continued
irregular,
All cotton values advanced on heavy ex-
port demand and lighter estimates OF re.
ceipts.
Bulish news ana uncertainty over holi.
day caused wheat and oats to advance
.gassc and corn l3c.
Ntchener's capture Of Bocr prisoners
stimulated trading in KatAr shares on the
London stock exchange.
Texas steers held steady, while Others
were somewhat lower; hogs aud sheep i'm.
proved.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
WASHINGTON.

The republican leaders arc worried over
the position assumed by Mr. Babcock on
the tarl1 revision proposition.
Mr. Cooper has introduced a hill proyid
ing for a navy yard near Sabine Pass
The board OF generals omitted Te1as IN
recommending sites Tor permanent military
camps
Senator Bailey viii be- In charge Of the
International dam bin aud VIII receive help
fiom Senator CulbctGou.
A statement has been given ont anent
the quarrel between Germany aud Britain
which IS evidently intended to he Of a
ouicuug character.
The board Of high ranking army officers
submitted its report on tAe army posts
Former Senator Pasco was before the
senate canal committee aud said he be-.
lieved the Panama company could give
good title.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday'S Weather
Partly cloudy.
DOMESTIC.
Parity cloudy.

jury attached the blame for the loss
OF eleven lives in the recent Empire hotel
fire In st. Louis to the proprietor, J. w.
Gilman.
There was slight change for the better
IN the condition OF Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.
District Attorney Osborne may begin The
Patrick trial over, the recorder having
given his case a severe blow when he ruled
that Patrick had not been proven a party
to a conspiracy.
The Capitol syndicate is turning loose
some OF It's Panhandle holdings.
Prominent personages have been rum-
moned by the st. Louis grand jury TO give
testimony in the bribery investigation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
A REPORT on ARMY POSTS.
Recommendation that All Texas Forts
Be Maintaincd

Recommendation that All Texas Forts
Be Maintained.
Washington, February 1.-THE report ol
the board OF high ranking Officers. HEADED
by Lieutenant General Miles which CON
Sldercd the question OF army POSTS. was
Maae public 0t Che war department TODAY.
The board recommends the cSiabllSbmrpf mi
East ana North
The sites recommended for the four pct.
m3hent camps are one iu the vicinity OF
lhickamauEa Park. Ca. one Ht Fort Riley
Kan; one iu the ConONauo Valley / sim.
hVh' panuhin and Lancaster counties. pa
vhp on tue N0clMleuto ranch In Monterey
N.g sun LUIS obiSpo cuunues. California.
40 less important than the creation OF
news posts and camps was the duty as.
slshed 10 the board OF Indicating which
or the existing pests might he d.scon.
or me posts might be changed Tor me hgt.
ger Inc board has solved these queatious
~ su'lhlttiQc table. which. while M
u - no' Gal'9te amy existing post for I'm.
Der ~ such posts as "temn0rarv,'' iudinlt-
n4s that they are 10 be eliminated ,rllu.
ally FROM the list OF army posts
me board SAYS that its Recommendations
are haNed on total force OF 10000 mon
infantry, cavalry and neld arfillcrv
~ the Following the name and lncatlon
OF lHNas forts or barracks are given. th.
s .oo Recommending IN each Instance that
NJ pps' 10 considered permanent, ana then
the accommodations 60 he provided M eac5
posi- Tor troops are given Sp1roost ar
uilery IS not Included:
So iort Texas; four companies Of In
kVntrv and two troops ~ cayaIry.
Erown fort. Texas: 90 be used h needed
Nlnrk fort, Texas; headquarters and eisht
troops of cavalry ''s"'
,,o Essle Pass fort, Texas; to be used n
Mcintosh, fort Texas; to be used n
Rieggold, fort. Texas to be used n
sam Houston, fort Texas; headquarters
ana twelve companies ~ infapirrs f6Sr
artillery. VN''e''ss uei9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
SPORT

Fit6 hrd Jcf are said 70 have madc n
mntch and to he now seeking advertising.
Future odds have been posted on three
big races
The winners at New orieansi Julia
1unliu, Prince Real, Ranco. Scarlet LAZY,
Sir Floran. Blue Ridge.
The winners Mt san Francisco; Hilary,
Lrgs OF Lanedon. Adirondack, Tower OF
Candies, Wolbarst. Nlcar
Death, the fayoriie In the handicap az
Now Orleans. was hcmmcd IN aud bumped
by Andes and Alberta ana Jockeys Slack
and Thompson were suspended for hgbung
about 81.
While the yacht Independence has been
prokeu IN It's parts are so preserved that
It can be readily put together again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
Every Exertion a Task
/ Every Care a Burden

There is failure Of the strength 10
do and the power to endure; there /.
weakness all over" that is persistent
and constant
The vital functions are Impaired
food does not nourish. and the whole
System is run down.
A medicine that strengthens the
stomach. pefects digestion. invlgor.
ates and tones Is needed.
Whist Hoods sarsaparilla did for Mr.. l. n
Garland. shsdy. Tenn. It has done for Others
she took 1t when she was all run down - With
sut appetite. losing issh. and unable 10 do
der work. II restored her appetite. Increased
her weight and made her well and strong
This is her own unsolicited statement.
HOOd'S SaS-saRas.FIya
Promises to cure and keeps the prom.
lse. The earlier treatment Is begun
pte better begin IT today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
RAlLROAps.

me Gulf ana BRACES Valley has been re
organized.
'iho tane Belt has fled schedule of tn
rolling stock in Colorado county.
Rates TO the Confederate reunion az Dali
,as have been liked for Texas points and
outside lines have been asked TO be liberal
New stock will be issued by the Gulf and
Bra2os Valley road to replace the old Is.
sue.
The Injunction was modified and the In
ternational and Great Northern Is at work
again In Grimes county.
The railroads are getting out the new
cate sheets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

The opponents OF the ocomargatue bill
forced tho adoption Of two Important
amendments
The Philippines tarlG bin was before the
senate again and The commissions 'Rdi.
tion laws were again denounced, senator
Plat defending thu Administrations.
The final vote on the oconargarIns biil
will be taken today IN the house.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
AFFRAY AND AN ACCIDENT
One Man Badly Cut and A,.... -,
Broken Thiob ''H

Galveston. Texas. Febrr,rr =,
l-.-o tonight Difficulty oconrro1 ho, ,,oou.
Robert c, Rowen. cotton sc ,,,a os'Ween
o,a mold mold better known as Dock Arm.
49, va 9lot'et street, near the pickwict
rerops 1 pnll,ina which Bowen received dan.
S AS iei s'de Bowen was eonvcved Us ,n on
ma ,, n'osSpiial and Arnold was sr 49, my !,
der. 0""lse OF assault to muir.
About $50 tonight wf,ti,,, -,
n m1,rhnah for the Mallory Steatnshsi,,'o
dcrts S"S round lying between the V,i Hol.i
f6Sa5 ana train OF freight ears re- GiIhh9 ,
accidentally falls Mo' aSy u n his rgends had
n nops .4eIore aud was found IN bis s Jer a9
reportpd ~ w passing sailor and The fS act
10 the Ssai Ss'i s and Morrow was removed
hip WAS set "nefe MS fractured
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
~ CarnivaI Is oyet.

New Orleans, February lL--ir'
Krew Of Komus gave the lest NV M
the carnival season tonlgaI aeia esss q
land In twenty musnlneent w ~ n aiS
parade was one Of the nnest syn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

hank OF Tylcr have paid the amount agreed
go ou the compromise.
peatos from pneumonia are reported at
number Of places.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
BOTH SIDES WERE HEARl
Argument Pro aud Con in Senate OF
Philippines Tariff Bill.
SEDITION LAWS AGAIN DISGUISE
Culberson, Teller and Hoar Renewed
Censura Of American Action and
Plat Championed IT,

paw" w inc senate ioihy' the ptl"
'lpNi participants being Mr.. Pntt Conn
ana Mr.. Hoar NIassJ. Mr.. Keller ,ColoI
INN co,.t,,,,,,, D.,
''UN" i"' 1He u"y Hi7 ui 7Nl''ll'
against the enactment OF the pending PHI
ipriuc tariff hin. In rceoousa tu some STATE.
ncufs ne bod ,,,,tl a. M. .it,..-.+.,l BIZ.
s,no,,,. on 'u'' ~.
senate attention TO The situation In fh.
islands, as he viewed g. malutalrlp. Cha.
great proyraes wa, t.t... t. t t..
vas "''"7 N""' ivy '"'
7"NeFhm'nt IN subduinc the insurrueiou
he refcrred to the elections for municipal
Offices in v,,t,,,s ,t.i.. -, .t.. f.,,r,t. ,,,i
90 '"'."uS Cities OF lA' i''''lus Nu'
~ t"e establishment Of schools for the
education Of Filipino children. MI Hour
ridicuIod thr stot,.,,.,... ,, ,tt, ..f
ii, ,o.ot,-,. ~ '''' ANY
Of the American goycrpr,nn. no control tba
Tillpipo naon'o
~,
me remarks of the Massachusetts SEN.
at"r aroused Mr.. Piatt WHO delivered ID
"'l'"'e speech Ia the COURSE OF Whi"1 Doc
referred TO Mr.. Hoor 90 pretty yharD
terms. His speech was listened 10 bv sen
ntors an borh ei.t,, .t,.,,t.,. ,.l.,
~" 9l"'S vi t'' "''-' ''' "''"
profound attention.
In his reply, Mr. Woar delivered am u.
cisiye criticism of ,bo ,.,...,. IA. aba, ptI,i,
pine commission, dceIauus loar joe nu
actions tuau by tAuir words and 1y fuI.
standard ne could not rias .aa pa.iinpla.
con nlssipncrs with any degree al ta,ug
Early In the day the senate Uas..d ID
amendment changing thu uup uI uge-i.
dehtio' mmgurations and taa termination
March i to the last Thursday Of ApaI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
EFFECT OF A LIsERAL POLICY
Is Shown in the Record Of the New Yorb

Life.
New York, February 1l,-Ifty three mil.
Hon dollars Of new insurance policies In tho
first six weeks OF the year is the aston'sh
ing highwater record announced by one OF
The foremost life insurance companies. The
Hlnouneement Is made today on tho occasion
OF the celebration Of the tenth anniversary
OF election OF Hon, John A. Mccall to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

- CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Laxative Brcn.o Qu,nine y.r..s.. 80
- W groves sisRaturs On every bo Ssuse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

Russia and TO explain the Abandonment o
the colony OF Wei Hal We.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-10-24
Chu-ucter In Mechanics.

WhenAustria was only a dukedom,
there were three rulers who Won for
themselves the respective titles Cath
olic," "Glorious'' and "Warlike." The
first was perhaps q religious man, like
Ferdinand the Catholic of Spain. The
second may have been like Lorenzo the
Magnificent and the third a great war
rior. And so from these titles or nick
names we have likewise some idea of
the conditions Of the people while
these dukes ruled.
France has had a most wonderful as
sortment of kings. One was the Little
and another the Bold. One was the
Stammerer, another Simple, while a
third and fourth were Indolent and
Fair. These names are descriptive of
the kings themselves, but it is hardly
to be supposed that a king who was in
dolent or simple did much to further
the interests of his subjects. But when
we find Robert II. called the Sage, we
realize that he ruled wisely and that
the people were better off for it.