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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-02
RIG b1rI1nING Room

"As evidn nee of the character OF Beau.
mont's growth | might cite one Instance
that of building. The journal IS nvw pre-.
pairing special edition that viii come from
the press about September !. ana among
the statistics gathered there are figures
which show that since January J.. lM4, moro
than S1,2Jo,UOO has been invested in buVd
ingS This does not include rrdncllcG, nils
or Industries such as the pouman sacel and
Iron works. which VIII start ITS wheels lrNt
week. but the amount mentioned covers
business structures and residences exclusive
IT, In addition ther. are omllinsS, Goa
struction Of which VIII begin hciore the
the nelGhhorhood OF SjUO,0tu. lnesc figures
are correct. and can be satisfactorily ycu-
fed hY a visit TO B,auIOlt IncuGmg 1t
RIDE over the city
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ARRIVAL OF NEW CROP RICE.
Will Be Sold at Cotton Exchange at II a. m.
Today for Old Woman's Home.

The nrst sack Of new crop rice for 1902
will be sold In the Houston market today.
The shipment was consigned to the T. II.
Thompson Seed and Rice Milling company
from Chestcrvlllc. Colorado county, yester-
day by Chester & Keillson ana arrived on
the San Antonio and Arnnsus Pass at .
p. IN. The rice was grown by John Under
holm Of that place aud is about thirty days
earlier than In any previous season. Its
coming marks an important event TO the
commercial interests OF Houston and the
Cotton Exchange will take Its sale In hand
which alone assures an auspicious opening
Of the season. Mr.. Thompson has donated
the shipment for the purpose aad II will be
offered at public sale on the floor OF the
Cotton Exchange at II a. ~. today to the
highest bidder for the benefit OF the Old
Woman's home, which Is supported by the
sheltering Arms society. This institution
is nonsectarian In It's nature and Is for the
maintenance Of all old ana needy women
who may be deserving. In view Of the
iaudable purpose to which the proceeds OF
the sale will be devoted as well as the
great industry which the product represents
q subscription list has already been started
and will augment the amount paid by the
buyer.
While the Cotton Exchange Will direct the
sale. 1t Is a matter Of more vital interest
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TO other than cotton men, and for this rea'
son II Is desired that the groceFs aud those
connected with or handling rice IN any
capacity be present and take the iihatlye
80 making II the success 1t merits This
shipment is tho forerunner u crop con.
seryatively estimated az 100000 sacks.
The milling facilities ia Houston have
trlplcd since last year aud It is the natural
center OF the splendid belt that has been
so enriched by its adaptablllty for growing
the white cereal. The agricultural wealth
Of the State VIII be Increased to the ex.
tent OF no less than S6.OO0UOO during the
present season through this crop, ana the
investment represented by tins irrigation
plants ON rice farms as well us In the va
rious mills that have been erected IS IN
Itself sufficient to mark an Industrial era
Of 10 small proportions. The Industry Is
yet in its infancy. but still, has besn a
prime factor In turning the tide Of desira
bic immigration TO Texas. The bulk Of the
crop is near at hand. and the shipper of
this consignment states that a carload lot
will follow IN about ten days.
The sale Of the FIRST sack Of rice is oss.-
second In importance to that Of the FIRST
bale Everybody is invited TO attend anl
the interest manifested Indicates that the
season will be inaugurated under highly IA.
yorable circumstances
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ding; With the feed you can grow. with
the pasture yon can have with the finest
water In the world In abundance every.
where, and with proper attention 20 breed,
you can raise the cheapest beef ana pork
IN toe world, and rest assured t1at the
packing houses are coming"
The indications are that the acreage in
the new crops will be greatly Increased
along the International and Great Northern
next season. The International and Great
Northern people are doing their utmost to
promote the development Of truck aud fruit
growing along their line.
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AT TIE AUDITORIUM.
The Chicks and Orpheum Company in
NaudeVille

TIC VNIVKs and Urpheum Company IN
Vaudeville.
Mr. ard Mrs John r. Chick and the
o'pheum company repeated their vaudeville
performance last night 10 large and an
prSclatiVe audience. The farccs are anus.
ing Mr, ana Mrs Chicly aud the othcr NOM.
nSrs OF the company playing them we'll.
ne Speei9ltles are all good Miss Alvin
~ nv ny Mllano are very funny In "Incle
l9"nologiat OF merit Mcmotte looks and
slhSS IKE a woman Va such a way rs TO
seeci'e almost everyone who has not seen
The performance win 10 rcnoatca tocl,n,
There VIII he a chIdren's matinee today
WIN 10 cents admission for children Next
week the Marie Fountain rhenter company
begins It's engagement
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TREASURER FARMER STANDS PAT.
Says He Is Sure Of His Position and
Prepared for Mandanus Suit.

Says Ho Is Sure Of His Position and
Prepared for Mandamus Suit.
The commissioners court adjourned al
noon yesterday. No action was taken to
ward forcing County Treasurer Farmer to
obey the courts mandate for the trauSfe.
OF certain funds OF the county, although
this subject was mentioned in the order
converting the court In special session.
County Treasurer Farmer was approached
foc information on the subject and he
stated that he was perfectly serene over
tae Situation--WaS quietly waiting for the
threatened mandunus suit,
Referring 20 his previous interview pub.
lished In The Post, he said that the state.
ments made therein were true and he had
10 disposition TO recede from them
IN other words, he stands pat.
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Ben Wlbush. aged 80 years. died at his
residence corner OF Congress avenue ana
Travis street, at 3;2O p m, yesterday rae
funeral Will take place at 10 n. m sunday,
with the following persons nc Ing rs pail
bearers: Messrs. Jarrett, Zuber, Urbush.
prs BRrtell and Ehrenworth.
The intcrnent VIII he In the Orthodox
Jewish cemetery.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Sarah Frances srouahton.

w . '-t'7 ~ ' 'FET'NNS y W TNVTI'
Mrs Sarah Frances Brouehton, aged tgi
years and months, died at 3;20 Il. m.
and Stcrrett streets, Fif,h ward rne
funeral Will take place from the residence
AT a. m today. The service VIII be COT
drcted by Father llGughran OF St rat,
rick's church. lutevment will BE- IN tue
Catholic cemetery. Deceased mad lived IA
Houston for twenty-five years. She Is sur,
ViSed 10y three daughters and two sons
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A Beautiful Now stuain

:. X blackburn has removed to his now
mo elegant photograph studio. i0i2ls Pratt.
~ avenue, Just three doors below his old
pace or business, and with the Improved
acliitles and better light he Is prepared 10
turn out the latest style work which cau
ern photographers
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j. 6, Anderson, aged 81. died at his home
on Ninth street Houston Heights ~ n
m yesterday Thu funeral took place m
3 o'clock p. M. Rev. T. Ammons ornciat
ing lnteTment IN hollywood cemetery.
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BEAUMONpS CONFIDENCE.
Looking 10 a Brilliant Future Based
on Solid Business Principles.
STANDARD Oil co. SPENDS MILLIONS.
Plans for Securing Deep Water Com
n1unioation With Ssb,re Pass Are
MISUNDERSTANDING Prospects,.

s. II McGary. editor Of the Beaumont
Journal spent yesterday in the city Oh
business connected With his publication.
Next week the Journal viii move luto ! s
new office and Mr. McGuy says he Nh,
then publish a paper Ia keeping wi:h What
he aud other enthusiastic Beaum)ntels
ceslgnate the most prosperous city Tor L.
population in the United States
Speaking OF BEAUMONT. Nh McGary says
1t Is growing as fast as mutei1 II aui Ineu
to construct buildings can be secured AZ
the future Of the queen Of the -,ecllcs' Is
mere promising now than at aly time N
taa history Of the city. got excepting th
exciting period Immediately foiloaing The
N9hderGul discovery OF oil Oh Spi1Ilt 'Vp
The oil industry" said Mr. McGary.
has settled down to Il pu g and imple
1t kiness proposition. Instead of vivid de-
ger puoDs 0f gushtrs ana the mliiions -
pr made In oil stock Investment, oil Opel-
alors are demonstrating the Nuiie ct the
product Of their wells and are entering new
telds and conquering new mItkcts
WITH THE PASSING or THE 6uSHER
has come feeling Of stability in tie heId.
The oil produced IS being utilized Instead
of wasted. and 1t is now regarded US &c.
tual rather than speculative wealth. ltNt
dence Of this feeling Is manifested by hc
Guhey Petroleum company, w1.cn Is build
Ing and operatlng immense rcan"r,es to
handle Beaumont oll The StanIarl Oh
company Is also building ono at M arg, 81
Iehherles In the Wlrid ia the southern suo-
plhs of Beaumont THIS Plant Wiit q pro
sent an Investment of nearly SJ.UoU.uNO.
covers 100 acres OF ground ana Whu t.
operation will use dO,CyJ barrels " crude oil
Az hV
ernlly conceded that the Standard Is Al
EnsinCs s. concern, and 1t Is hardly probibl
tbat that concern would !ny,st millions IN
Beaumont II the management lid not feel
certain of the DermaneucY of The Beaumont
oil nrld. Investments wn2h are being made
by such concerns a. tho otaudIr.l O.l GA.
Tany aud GuffeV Petroleum company have
Inspired confidence Ia others, osp.c.a H.
BcCumonters, aud as a result the CITY BE-
being tuilt with Implicit faith in ihe IA
ture.
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s..ssese.sse.seessssoesooe,
INCREASING THE PLANT.
Houston lighting and Power Com
pany VIII Spend $4,000.

AS noted IN yesterdays Post the
Houston Lighting aud Power com.
pany purchased Of I. knpner iT.TsO
square feet Of land, extending thcir
present lot 100 feet along the bayou.
The purpose OF the company in
buying the land IN question IS Is
enable them TO make an addition
Of about seventy fest TO their pres.
ent plunt, aud they VIII Immediately
expend s95oo9 ~ the erect.on q adj.
d'tonal bulldings.
Tho company viii also cxpond be.
tween now and the arat o. OctoLor
for bcildinge. machinery and en- OK.
tension Of their strSice total uf
Sllg,CoO.
The proposed improvements con.
template an extension OF thelr lines
to all parts Of the city.
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A CHANGE nr rRnNr
MUNICIPAL NEWS NOTES.
Quiet Reians in All the Departments
Monthly Reports Are Due.

Quiet Reians in All the Departments.
Monthly Reports Are Due.
The special committee composed of The
aldermen from tho First. Second. Third and
Fourth wards aud the city engineer WIFE
met In the mayors offcc on Monday next
at 5'3U o'clock to consider the man TO be
submitted by the city engineer for the Pres.
ton avenue tunne,, This committee Is ex-
pectc1 to report TO the council mccti1g on
that day.
Lumber has been ordered at the pcquest
OF the street conmle toner Tor repairs 70
be made on the San Jatlnto street bulee.
Work will be commenced on Moaday next
and the hridge will be closed to tratuc.
Among other ncelcd .cpairs n urae,i,nuv
new floor Will be laiI Work win he
rushed with large force IN order that
trafho may not LS delayed beyond thp
shortest limit possible. Weather pcr,nlttIng
the extra force of street laborcrs VII 90
pnt TO work cleaning up tina streets and
htches ON Monday next.
New bonds are required from The po.lce-
men recently confirmed by the city council
and many of the appolntees nave alrea ly
hled their bonds for the mayors app,oyal.
Eleven patrolmen have been conHrlne nnd
aine men: Detectives mounted policemen,
iryer OF ambulance. etc.. await The action
r the next council session.
Tho next council meeting viii doubtless
receive reports for the month OF July from
y
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saenoerhund entertainment.

An entertainment win he given in saen-
gernund han Sunday night by the society.
nae program OF musical numbers. vocal
ana anu instFumentaL will be Followed by dane.
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Funeral.

The funeral OF Patrick Joyce took nlaca
FROM the undertaking parlors OF Ross 4
Wright a, 10 a. m, yesterday. lnterment
IN Evergreen cemetery.
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TIE UNLYERLCITY o. TEXA,C.

]" PRATHER IL. D..
an
to
O
0
In
rtihcaes
ENG NEERiNG September
Law
curse the
oitAi
q
s October %o entrance examinations The preceding
-''-' 80
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THE HARDY STREET BRIDGE
TO BE AN ISSUE IN THE COMING
CAMPAIGN. 1T is SAID.
Whispers Are Said to Be Burdenino the
Atmosphere Promising the Bridge as
a Vote Fuller.

The ouss,tor ,r,os. .-t.o.,.,.. -, ,,-
g5 as' 'ai'ns Tue minus
" residents Of the Firth ward at present.
and the Second ward az we'll. Is the Hardy
Street bridre issu. E,r r,,,,,. .,,,..,,,. 49,.
- ''"' lNUn'Ns tue
people across the san Jacinto bridge have
ahoEed day IN 0nd dag out 10 convince
- '''"'9 ''''i'i'i 'S''uerS th't tAe
'u''''.s VI t'iS 'Ii'Ee was nm absolute
anu meant Huch 10 NOSE persons
"no i've across 'he bayou ma those whose
business 'n 1907 ana uy vehicle compeis
',o.n 10 use inc san Jaelnto bridge day and
niEn''
PnF'Ae t1' recent primaries for county or
heeS inc Hardy street bridge was made an
usue ana rue race OF the returns seemed u
lhaical" tnat the candidate who opposed
the building n the bridge was made tar
rot n, tho d,v ~ ,to,,i,,, g., - a.. ,,,s,,.
'"' V' ''''" !" o''n Tue rl''n
an" ee'"hu wards Anyway he was de-
featcd and the Fifth and Second ward
voters toot vr,, ,hor,so,..os -. -.
of credir for tbe ..tbra,. a., n.,,se sH"r''
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all heads OF departments. AS the month
ended on Thursday it will be m easy u.at.
ter 10 bring all matters up 10 date aud com.
plete the reports by Monday
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GRMYSON COLIEGE

M LHAs FEMALE COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY Of
Hssa Institution nos,
In
Hhr 1o.6ge Buildings part ana curriculum
A. O y, manue
ad dress
- sherman eS OG TS KlD D. KEY
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Tho next council meeting viii doubtless
receive reports for the month OF Inly from
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19
FOR SALE.

Two nice room frame houses,
with bath, finished throughout with
hardwood; just completed and now
ready for occupancy. Situated on
McLane avenue, Fourth ward. The
rent of these houses will pay the in
terest on $4,000, and they can be
bought for less than half this
amount.
Parties have good reasons for
selling. For price and further par
ticulars call on.
JOSEPH III. MILLS
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Office-Room 5, I'd floor, Hall building
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

Democrats in Washington are be-
ginning TO discuss the organization
of the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee which will
manage this years fight for the
control of the next House. Repre-
sentative Richardson, OF Tennessee,
the Democratic floor leader, who
was chairman of the committee two
years ago, is again mentioned for
the position. Representative Griggs,
of Georgia, is also being put forward
as suitable man for the place; also
Senator Clark, of Montana, who has
been chosen as member of the com
mittee to succeed Mr. Kenney, of
Delaware. 1t is usual to have some
Senators on the committee. but not
usual to give The ehairmanship to a
Senator although It has been done.
Influential Democrats from the Mid
die West are trying 10 get a man
from their section made chairman.
on the ground that the fight is like
ly to be hottest there.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

No bargains like those we are offer
ing in underwear, gloves, socks and
in fact all kinds of winter wear
Prices cut to make them go fast.
Hirschmans.
BE quick if you want sugar for 5c
ID. For short time Werner, Fort
ney & Co, will give lob granu lated
sugar for SOC with every dollar cash
purchase.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

If Republican Senators could add
$4,000 Il year to tile senate pay
roll in single month, bow long
would it take them to spend the
Treasury surplus?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

The man who really thinks that
there is single European nation
that would not down this country il
the opportunity offered is in need of
a new thinkerv
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19
A Pointer for Inventors.

II you wish your patent business
properly and promptly done send it to
Swift & Co., Patent LAWYERS, opposite
q. S. Patent Office, Washington, d. G.
They have no dissatisfied clients. Write
them for their confidential letter; pos
tai card viii bring il, and it may be
worth money 10 you. See their adver-
tisement elsewhere in this paper.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

New York's toadies appear to be
under tue impression that the 22nd
rs Prince Henry day rather than
Washington birthday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

They are getting SO English in
Washington that Mr. Roosevelt may
offer his hand to be kissed, instead
of shaken, by his callers.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

The High Art TaiIeting. repre-
sented by F. J ST Clan has had
over 90 years experience. Evetv
garment warranted a perfect fit of
money refunded
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19
A Card to Inventors and patentees.

IL recent publication we were
charged by another patent attorney
with .railroading' applications for pat
ents through the Uni. ed States Patent
Office. Statistics show that railroad
travel is not only the swiftest but the
safest in the world. There are, howev-
er, people whoprefer OK cart and ass
cart locomotion. G. A. Snow & Co.
Patent Lawyers and Agents,
Washington, d. G.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

SPRING styles in Queen Quality
shoes for ladies await you at
Hirschman
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

The latest is a savings bank trust,
with headquarters at Cleveland.
Wonder how much stock Hanna has
in 1T?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

READ Hirschmans advertisement
on their two leading lines of shoes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

AN ad in the NEW DOMINION
reaches the people.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

SPECIAL value IN mems half hose
this week at Hirschmans.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19
t ~
WIVES LOOK HERE |!
The 1000 Washer "A Perfect Ma
chine at Last.

A child in hel Sunday clothes can
sit and do the family washing.
Washes any garment PERFECTLY
CLEAN from lace curtains to carpet
No boiling, no scrubbing, no wear
ing, no tearing. No "tired feeling .
Saves health and doctor bills. You
can try it before you buy it. Cash or
credit. Call at 1871, Peasants street.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-19

DoN'T neglect to see Hirschman's
line of carpets before you buy.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-07

THE delinquent list of Graham
county, published in the Era last
week, is not one fourth as long as
the last one published and prob.
ably the shortest one in the Terri
tory this year. A great deal of
cedit is due Treasurer Gamble for
the method he adopted Of collect
ing taxes. About $4,000 more
taxes were due the county this
year than ever before, yet the de.
linquents are fewer. The method
of allowing the people to pay their
taxes at the different banks, and
therefore much more convenient,
has certainly proven a success.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-07
RAVES OF LEGAL ADVERTISING
YRIuiY MARCH 7 1902,

AxYAur EGAE, Seventoen-ycar
cid boy who has saved 81
lives in Lake Hichigan, has been
presented with medal by the
Royal Hual me Society of London,
Tie society gives only two medals
in year snd this is the first time
one has swardcd to resident Of
the United States.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-07

For good up-to-date JOB Work 90
to the Guardian Office. Our Stock Of
Stationery is of the rery best grades,
and our ,cork is e1ecuted an the latest
approved styles.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-07

As honest OLD man, rather ig
nosant Ct ths modeyn methods oI
abbrsViAijon. ou booking over his
groeoys bill occasionally found
charges lise the following:
TO IL tcs--to pound ditto.
"Wife.' said he. "thiS erc's :
patty business! I should like to
know what you have done with so
Bacs OF thi sre ditto?'
"pitto-ditso" replied tho lady;
"nevay had pound Of ditto in the
house in oil my life!"
Sc back weat The honest ole
squiVe, in high audgson that e,
shoals have been charged will
tbisgs tbat-hc isd never received.
"Mr s." said he, q shant stand
thisl Wife sid sho hain't had I,
pound Of thin ditto in the house in
hsy life"
Phe rner1haat thorcupon eN-
plsiaea the meaning of the term.
end the squire went homo salts
6ed.
s.sR Rls wife inquirsd if he rad ic,nd
sst ~ m&snins ~ the wor,j ditto
sgs&ssssiSBs Bs; ~it means that
Graham guardian., 1902-03-07
an an old fool and you're ditto

----~-~-----SE
Pns Mopeaci Standard has been
trying TO explain how the nam'
AoYeeci originated. Its first ut
tempt vas declaring it came from
the Spanish word moreno, meaning
brown, and the town took this
nene because the hills were brown
The next week it said this was u
mistake, the name Morenci was
given the camp in honor Of a
popular actress, who was favorite
with Mr. Rockwell, a brother-in
law Of Wm. Church. If the Stand
ard can get at the records of tn,
Detroit copper company it will
6nd that before Mr.. Church was
interested in the company at all
the company had been named the
Detroit, and the town Morenci
In those days the heaviest interest
in the company was owned by
Captain Eber B. Ward, of Detroit
Michigan. Captain Ward was
largely interested in the lake ship
ping and the pine timber. He was
millionaire several times over
He was familiar with the great
fortunes made in the copper busi
ness in the lake region, and want
ed some of that kind of money
and so invested in copper mines il
Arizona. The company wa:
named Detroit in honor of The
city in which he lived, the towr
was named Morenci, in honor O.
the little village down in Lenawet
county, Michigan, the town from
which the Ward family came, ano
in which, if the Liberal is not mis-
taken, Captain Ward was born
ThesDetroit company did not be
come glittering financial success
under Captain Ward. The cap
tain finally interested VIM. Church
and after Mr.. Church took hole
the company proved a great sue
cess. Captain 3. B. Ward was the
father of CLARA Ward, who was 8
great beauty. After his death
she ives married to the Prince du
Obimany, and after few years o.
married life, left her husband and
children and eloped with an Hun
garfan fiddler, creating a scandal
that was world wide. 1t is prob
able that Morsnci copper produced
a portion Of the money that was
paid the Prince du Chimay as ali
mony, when he secured a decree Of
divesk from his wife, Western
Ix5rat.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-07

FOR SALE-One brick house, a
large chicken yard, good we'll and
other improvements. Next to the
Academy north. Inquire Of w, D..
Ma5vf, Thatcher, AtA6t1A.
Graham guardian., 1902-03-07

II you want your Advertisements TO
be read BY all the people, place them in
the Guardian. Those Uho do not sub
scribe alpays borrow it from their
neighbors.