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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

pupils the number has now increased to ninety,
and a new school house has been built and Miss
Clarks sister, Jeanette, has been engaged as as
sistaut
Countess De Maurovieh formerly Miss Nellie
Reid, has written book entitled Instruction in
Riding and Training Horses Previous to her
marriage the countess had such long experience
as would seem TO justify her authorship.
In a letter to the Boston Transcript on the
subject Of misquotatlons a correspondent notes
that Governor Bel Of Texas began Thanks
giving proclamation thus Now is the winter
Of our discomfort made glorious summer, in the
words of Holy Writ
General Iukas Meyer the Boer leader, is a big
man with big ideas. Some years ago he formed
a sort OF republic of his own with headquarters
at Vryhed but was persuaded to tack II on to
the Transvaal He was always very popular and
used to be known as "the lion Of Vryheid"
One of the rubies in King Edwards crown,
valued at $4,000, was present to Edward the
Black Prince from the king Of CASTLE This
jewel subsequently shone in the crown OF Charles
II. Although wrenched from the grasp of Colonel
Blood in his abortive attempt TO steal the crown
it was lost for some days. and was found by an
old woman, crossing sweeper, says the London
Taller.
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poINrs Aaour pEopLE.

New England sirl, Miss Prudence Clark l.
principal o. the chimsyo school New MeNiro
Az 81 her pupils are MesiSans Or Indians and
has sueessdsd 30 well that from handful AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09
pOInu the Devil injustice
New York Sue.

New York Sun. 4.
According to Rev. A. B. Simps9h /.
hrated pocket compeller, the moves "a
that are given 10 our young peoPl.e, = i,
are scandal and disgrace. lnI d
aye, very clever. As clever as ths es Il
This is unjust to the devil. y ~. ~
is not eleveser than % per cent o. ns !, q
by our young people" then nc =
an ass as the legends make him 'us =
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Tamsniin4 MI 1&tes.

Sans ships couldn't &c. to them wi,hou, .a
ing few mountains. N''ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

The New York World, speaking before the
New York democratic State convention had com
pleted its work said with platform sound
and sensible in every plank worthy Of Mr. Hills
reputation for political discernmcnt, Mr.. Coler
car be elected"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

The Boston Herald (Ind.) likes the "outspcken
frankness" Of Senator Hanna in discussing the
tariff question The Ohio statesman said u
believe the tariff is good enough as It is"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

TIte Indianapolis Sentinel says that the con-
rrast between the action Of John Mitchell and
tina, OF the coal barons AZ the conference was
striking They showed themselves arrogant in
soent regardless Of anything but their own
profit lie showed himself quiet, sei-respecting
citizen, worth makes the man, and want Of
ii the fellow"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

The Columbus (Ohio) Journal says: Uncle
Sam was perfectly willing 10 remove his soldiers
from Cuba but there were ton many people in
for the nresent"
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Nothing will more surely extermirate Il. .,.,
toter than the maximum fine instead ~ ~ pieN
num-Bohhau Democrat. NM
And for the officers TO keep their ey..
and make maximum find instead Of III. ~
A Johnson county farmer raised and
10000 pounds Of hay, which he will ba oiS
better prices,-Bdsrop Advertiser, ~
He must have had hay fever.
If the average man could come back ! u,
world after he is dead and read kind ~ y IN
about him on his tombstone it would es as.a n
to drop dead second time and cause - NV. nln
lot of funeral xpenses.--HHbbord Civ p:.t Aus
Pan News. ~
If lola, however, were to come 6as,
read what had been written about him i. .. Is
be sorry that he hadn't stayed dead.
= 4 4
The terrible tragedy that took plae. /.
town Tuesday night should convince ever = NY w
citizen that pistol toting is crime that curs, \
be punished by imprsonment.Bowie Gu
TimberS. ~'
Conspuez the pistol toter
The opening of that Straight road 10 Co..
would greatly increase Yoakums trade finn s'. s
section of the country. The next commiss;on.sa
court will no doubt act on the matter.-Yoss..a.
Times.
A Concrete road in your case would eva,,,,
be preferable to asphalt.
4 4 y
It is not generally believed the president. y.
leg caused him to fall down in his eifofb X
settle the coal strike.-Brydn EGglc
No, it only prevented him standing IN Il
tariff reform.
4 \ 4
There are some very small fellows n n,
world. They couldn't swallow junebug Al n
and an ordinary house fy would choke ihsn /,
death They are small potatoes and ron,,
at that and there is no language which ~
properly caricature their littleness and meanntv
But we'll stop here. We can not afford "a ~
time trying to skin a flea for his hide and ii
low. '--Victoria advocate.
Must be another paper in your town
4 \ \
You often hear person talking about hsvir;
a good time Did you ever have one the Nj
the boys" talk about i-HoIldnd Progress.
You bet we did, pardner; in fact we'te one Il
the "boy'."-4'Aal' Eye:
A justice Of the peace had just married
couple and was about to give the bride SOFT
advice about the duties of wife, when she a.
claimed "Oh shut up. I've been married thfu
times and know more than you ever heard d.
| He stopped. Terrell Star.
! Reminds us of the habits of some judges
! lecturing hardened criminals. If there Is
! man on earth who knows tie wages OF sin Il i
| the old sinner himself.--OrdHge Daily IribsM
! Meaning the judge?
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CURRENT POLITICS,


The Boston Herald C1nd.) likes the "outspoken
frankness' Of Senator Hanna in discussing the
tariff question The Ohio statesman said u
believe the tariff is good enough as it is
The Madison wis Democrat (Ind) in speak
ing Of the campaign in that State says Ono
thing Is evident II La Toilette is saved he will
be saved as Mckinley was, by democratic votes.
The Columbus (Ohio) Journal says: Uncle
Sam was perfectly willing 10 remove his soldiers
from Cuba, but there we're ton many people in
Havana who did not want to lose sight OF then
for the present
The New York World speaking before the
New York democratic State convention had com
pleted it's work said With platform sound
and sensible in every plank, worthy Of Mr.. Hits
reputation for political discernmcnt Mr. Coler
can be elected"
In Governor La Follettes Milwaukee speech
opening his campaign he made the same mistake
that was made by President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Shaw He declared: Anthracite coal is
not protected by the tariff" 1t is protected by
duty Of o. cents ton on all the qualities Of coal
mined in this country or imported. Free coal
must contain % per cent of clear carbon and
there is no such coal except in the United
States,
Referring to the $4ooooooo profit of the Nor
gan syndicate on $ss,ooo,ooo OF actual cash used
in forming the steel trust the Baltimore sim
says Jay Cooke one of the greatest Of Ameri-
can fnaneicTs, negotiated nearly all OF the linz
mensc loaus issued by the United States govern
ment during the civil war. The banking hrm OF
which he was the head handled over $soooooo-
600 for tho government and its profits, It is said,
did not exceed 100000 What would have been
Mir T. Morgans profits il that astute fnaneier
had been engaged by the government TO float a
series of loans amounting to S3,ooo,ooo,ooo ?
The Portland Oregonian accounts for General
Ayers revival local and general popularity in
part as follows He is the most distinguished
surviving soldier contributed by Michigan to the
Union army, and he has always been exceedingly
generous and kind 10 his comrades. He has
spent great deal of money in acts OF hospitality
and benevoleuce to the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic in his own State; was
exceedingly popular as employer in his logging
camps and lumber mills and as a man and a cti-
zen he has won strong hold on the people of
| his State
! The Savannah News publishes this fairy tale
without guaranteeing as 10 its truth ~. P Nor
gan IS opposed 10 Theodore Roosevelt politically
! fer the reason that when Mr.. Roosevelt was
/ governor OF New York bill taxing franchises
4 was passed at his urgent suggestion Mr.. Mon
! gan, It is said personally besouRht the governor
/ to veto the measure or to kill it IN some manner
but Roosevelt paid not the slightest attention
| to him. The hitch in this story is that Roose.
Welt did not approve The bill, which was passed
/ just as the legislature adjourned but called an
extra session to pass new bill on the same
subject.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

The Madison (Wis.) Democrat tInd.) in speak
ing Of the campaign il that State says "Onc
thing is evident II La Toilette is saved he will
be saved as Mckinley was, by democratic votes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

No ON has presented De rsiehin Faith Home
with water filter yet and there are forty-three
waits there who sometimes drink
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

BEsirgs asking Mitchell to get the miners 10
return TO work the president in all fairness
should ask j. Pierpont Moregain 10 get the opsr-
atofs 70 make some concessions on their side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

PRssrpENr Roosrvmr wilt appear in the G.
A. r. parade and the band win play, There
Was an Old Soldier aud He Had Wooden
Leg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

FifrtEs New York policemen arc to be tried
Tor giving testimonials TO paieas medicine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

THp effect the calling out Of the troops has
had IS to make the strikers more firm than ever
in their attitude
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

TitE New Orleans Times Democrat says that
radical as the declaration Of the New York demo
cratic platform on the mine question may seem,
it is but an expression Of the very advanced
views the people are taking today and reeog-
ntiou OF the fact that extreme measures are
necessary to meet the extraordinary conditions
that preVai
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

TnE ordinance introduced by Alderman Wat
kins. which looks to the securing Of system in
the employment Of people by the city should
pass. II any one doubts The necessity for some
such regulation, let him examine the records
in this respect OF some OF tho departments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

Iris PASSING strange that the operators be-
lieying as they profess to believe, IN the justice
Of their side Of the question, should be so
hesitant about leaving il to board Of arbitra.
ton
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New oRtEhSs' mayors appeal for enc thousand
stizeps to do police duty was like an appeal to
chafity--it was unnotieed
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rs;s,e4 al me postoffcc ~ Hoa5fos. Isras, 6
Sceond-Cidss Nal Matter.
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION.
re- rtof tio, fint. 1907 and ftoo fraukhn avg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

a NoN-uNioN man in New Orleans was
dragged from his car BY his sweetheart They
were married yesterday, and now she will drag
him away from his money on payday in the
satne manner.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
HOUSTON pRINrINa ooMpANY.

~ rsatrNeToN . ..0. . President
f&fNisR ...,-......,N Vice President
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

/ TIM second eruption OF Mont Spindle Top like
the second eruption OF Mont Pelee, was the most
| disastrous
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

yR3pEEyNG AGENTS. .C. s T. Holland, Audi
tor; a, W Palmer, B. b IhrooP, J. H. Barton aAn
s. NJ Gibson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-09

Il should be settled without unnecessary delay
between The Post and the Chronicle OF Houston
as TO which OF them IS entitled to The laures for
driving the Texas pistol toter out Of business
No other paper in the state IS entitled % any
credit i'm the matter, OF COURSE as none Of them
has ever mentioned the subject And BY the
way is II an authentic fact that the Texas pistol
totef has quit business Adrogdoches Sentinel.
The Post has made no such claim fof itslet
II has for many years been combating the pistol
tcting habit, but recognizes the fact that many
other paneEs have been doins the same thing
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rAE NEW YoRK PLATFORM.

Hanston. Tekas. Thursday oetober q ieo2.
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DnlY ASH SrsDAy. $500 S4ss sAas rs
SuNtAv ...t...-...-, $50 80. 49,
SsMf.WEsNLX .......- 800 80 rs 49,
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06
THIEF HID HIMSELF
And Robbed Thayer's Hardware Store
 at Leisure.

The hardware store Of Ezra W. Thayer was burglarized on Wednesday night. The crime could hardly be called burglary after all for the store was not broken into or entered at an unusual hour That however makes no difference to MT. Thayer for the jesuit of the crime was disastrous to him. He is the loser of seventeen re volvers. ten dozen pocket knives and two dozen razors. Among the re- volvers were several automatic Weap- ons The cutlery was alI of a hign grade. It was taken from the show eases and the thief showed discriml- nation which would have been credit able to a good judge of cutlery. The Knives ranged in value rom S1 to $2.50 apiece Cheaper knives were passed over with disdain. The revolver case was not emptied entirely the thief having reached his carrying capacity. There was further evidence Of that in a revolver lying near the rear door where it had been dropped. The loss will amount to not less than s400.
 The robbery was discovered when the store was opened in the morning. The back door Of the store which is fastened by a heavy wooden bar was open and on ironclad door outside fast cned with a hook and staple was also ajar. The front doors and the win dows were intact. Entrance by the rear door was impossible without breaking it down and as that had noc been done, the only reasonable theory of the entrance was that the thief was in the store when it was closed for the night.
 Between half past five and six o'clock oG the evening before Mir. Thayer and 3Er. k. r. M'Veagh. a travelling man were engaged in the office The office is raised from the fcor about three and half feet and Q variety of merchan-
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06
AnuSenentS

.:.::.::...:
 The Oberle Stock company will pre- sent five new plays during their en- gagement next week commencing with Woman Against Woman next Mon day to be followed by "A Woman's Honor" on Tuesday and I'm A Liar" on Thursday. The Prescott Courier says:
 "The Oberie Stock company steadily grows in favor. Each performance has been greeted by an enthusiastic audience. and all speak words of praise for both the company and the class of plays they produce. They read we'll dress well, and present pleasing appearance both on and off the stage. Last night. the roaring farce comedy I'm Liar" was the bill. and it took the house by storm. II is one Of the pest they have yet offered. Tonight. the great domestic comedy Gramc. Woman Against Woman" will b. Of- fered. and tomorrow night the well known and justly famous comedy drama Hazel Kiri.e" will be present ed"
 The company will be greeted by ali their former patrons with increased patronage and a successful engage meEt is assured. Reserved seats at Goodman's drug store. Prices 25c. soc. 75c.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06

disc is stored under it. TAere ars several rolls of wire screen set on end One or more Of these rolls were hcarl falling and Nr. M'Vcagh inquired whc, made the noise under them and started to investigate. Mir Thayer called him back telling him that the roll had beer knocked down by a eat for two or three cats are kept about the store and gen erouy stay under the floor of the office. Mir. M'Veagh returned and soon after left the store. Mr Thayer and the bookkeeper remained until a little be- fore seven o'clock.
 At the time the noise was heard the rear door which opens on the alley was open. It is not more than a half dozen feet from the entrance to the space under the floor Of the office and as that part of the store, at that time of the evening, was not well lighted, the thief could have concealed himself without much risk. It is plain that he had made a study of the store. He knew how he was to get out, and the selection of the cutlery showed that he had been examining the show cases in the day time. There is TO suspicion and no clue was developed yesterday.
 The residence Of c. P. Richmond. at the corner of Seventh avenue anc Adams street was burglarized the same night, but nothing was obtained.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06
Matters or Reeord

The following Instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were riied for record in the coUuty recorder's office v@Sterday'
 9. 2. Stout, eneria to II. ?. Cristy, exr., deed lots 1, 3. 5, 7 block S6. Phoenix.
 $. S. Stout. sheriff, To II. P, Cristy, exr. decd lot 10. block S3 Phoenix.
 George F. Ellsworth and wife 10 Church of Latter Day Saints, deed part lot 8. block F. Mesa.
 Henry Iiixen to Hosea A. Armenia. deed part lot 94. block ? F. Tempe.
 Edward B. Goodwi- Q J. A Armenia, deed part of lot c.. block 12. r. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06

Neglected colds maSe fat grave G-Gs" Dr. Woods Norway Pine Sy- u2 helps men ard women to a happy rigorous old age.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06

Bodily pain loses its terror if you've a bottle of Dr. Thomas Electric oil in the house. Instant relief in cases Of burns, cuts, sp~ains, accidents of any sort.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06

Beatty is only skin deep, and a lot or people are pretty thin-skinned at that.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06
BETTER THAN A PLASTER.

A piece cf flannel Gampe1ed with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on the affected parts, is better than Q plaster for a lame back and for pains in the side or chest. Pain Balm has TO superior as liniirent for the relief of deep seated. muscular and rheuu2 tic pains. For sale by Eivey & H-lett, Druggists.
 How tirc flies. WcH bet you cau'r tell which side you were on iu the Schley- Sampson controversy.
 If you are trubled with impure blood. indicated by sores. pinples. headache. etc. we would recommeni Acker's Blood Elixir. which We sell under a positive guarantee. It will all ways cure scrOfulOus or syphilltie poi sons and all blood diseases. 5o cts. and sl.CO. r. F Hudson pharmacy.
 Phoenix Trunk Factory for suit cases.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06
TIE RfPuTATlOM GF Dr. HlBRARO

as an educat ed sspd succes kfuI specisl- ist is thoroughly 'sfabIsEcd His rcliHbili- ". fAir cealins, skiH and progressiveu-s- gre fully acknowledged Don, experiment.: mont. HlbDArd succet ds in Ca'cs that bAfte ordinary phNsit isus. Dou't iotl with electric be.fs trtHtn1. ut be sam pie and trial naCkaErs- Shun ctvCt'o-medIcal dcylc. s. 'tc. Do not inrUige in Eu-h uiSlcaGirg proIOsi- tiOus. n you do yonr cOndil ion will be worse Inst ad oi better. treat each "bse by it-elf, ,ot by job lot system 6 st accurately uscer- tainlng he disease with al Us compli plicati"us, then sp1lying the most effective remedies. lt 1our case Dv incurabln YOu will be told SD. 1T cursb' Fcience, skill and expsri. nee will insure yonr recovery. ] make a speoislty of sexual phy siology. Thous- anOs oi tompAra' 'iVsly 0uug men aye broken down by physical weak ess and decay. Such caseh can be cured. The general Practi- iionCr, however, utterly fniIs He lRcks con- e ntrstlon Of faculties and cunDot accom- plish what the skillful specialist cAn. Blood poison, with syphilitic rond i'icus, brlr giu< with It all thst is destructiv; the human >yAtem, can be cured without iniurious drugs My me tbOd is thAt of the best Eu- rope tn specialists. Marked resu.ts ere seen in n few days The blood, snim'l tissues and mesh gre restored. Erupiions, ulcerations. etc. lik- Q new Hisn. b. -nger is ahead it you u-g 'ect scientific speciHl t~ygtnl, Tt The long er you wait the mo doubtful your case be- comes until at last you become physically wrecked. O ncers apd external Rrowths removed without the kDif- or severe treatment may be had In some cases AlthO1Rh personsl interview is better. ConsuItati Free. All medicines will be sent s6 cOIdilg to directions Cal or address 2o South Second avenue, IIibbHrd Building, Phocnix Arizona HOuIs 10 10 I2. to 9. 6 to7
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06

Phoenix Trunk Factory for suit eases.
Evening star., 1902-09-03
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Justice Anderson.
O'Brien agt. O'Brien; Honora O'Brien ap-
pointed guardian ad litem. Wood agt.
Clark; sales finally ratified. Robertson agt.
Waite; pro confesso against certain de-
PENDANTS ordered. Ferguson agt Ferguson:
testimony before Margaret Murray exam
iner, ordered taken Cook agt Cook: rule
on defendant, returnable September IA,
granted.
Bankruptcy Court-Justice Anderson.
In re S. B. Ellery; Eugene A Jones ap-
pointed receiver.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice Anderson,
Mason agt. Capital Traction Company:
leave granted plaintiff to amend original
declaration.
Probate Court-Justice Anderson.
Estate of John Weideman; will fully
proved, guardian ad litem appointed and
his answer filed Estate of Catherine F.
Pyles; letters of administration granted to
Clara j. Moore, bond $500. Estate of Mar
garet NJ. Lacey; answer to caveat filed
Estate Of John Weideman; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentory granted
to Maggie M. Weideman; bond $500 In re
Lorena L. Wheeler ct al. affidavit in lien
of account passed. Estate of James K.
Probey, will dated January IA, 1897, filed.
Evening star., 1902-09-03
EARLY RECOVERY EXPECTED
change for the Better in Condition of
E1vin j. Marcev.

hlVln j. Marcy, who has been in a criti-
cal condition at his home lin Ballston. Va.
as the result of an assault committed on
him at Rosslyn August 25, is improving
rapidly, and his early and complete re-
covery Is expected A change for the
better in the injured mans condition oc-
Cured last evening, which has become
much more pronounced today. It is not
believed, however, that he will be able to
attend the hearing to be given James
moody, charged with committing a mur-
derous assault upon, him. That hearing
VIII come up Friday afternoon at O. clock
before Justice of the Peace E. F. Thomp-
son OF Arlington district at the Alexan-
dr'a county court house. 1t had been set
Tor 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, but it
was postponed owing to the inability of
Marcy to be present and the absence Of
other important witnesses.
Moody Is confined in the Alexandria coun-
ty JAIL The outlook for him was consider
ably darkened by the sudden sinking Of
ms alleged victim, who was thought to be
IN dying condition yesterday morning
Although Marcy has denied that Moody
was his assailant it appeared at one time
as though the charge against the prisoner
would be changed to a much more serious
one, but this contingency now seems to be
unlikely.
Commonwealth Attorney Clements is en-
ceavoring to secure additional evidence
against Moody. Mr. Clements announces
that the Rosslyn row in which Marcy was
so severely injured will be thoroughly in
Vesugated with a determination to bring
the guilty party or parties to justice.