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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
MURDER, ROBBERY INcENpIARIsM

~ b'N tI-IIaFlt aFd MS Clerk the VIC
tins Of Thieves.
savannah, Ca, March michael Sch.
renfk and Jacob Carter. merchant and his
clerk were murdered last night In Sch,
FeneE's store, sixteen miles In the country.
and the store burned over their bodies
schrencks body was found in the embers
near the safe, which had been blown omen
vita dynamite or gunpowder ana evidently
rined. The store was situated In VIA, e.
kneFA a. the Black AskLe district. ths
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
Child EatalIu n,,rned

ssh Antonio, Texas, March 1.-Aln
. year old daughter OF Mr. J.. W y
while playing with other children
hrv IN the open air this morning suS
burns by her clothing catching Ore
Is feared will result fatally.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
snonsor for snonnd Rrinade.

San Antonio, Texas, March Lat q
Ing Of Albert Sidney Johnston cam
G. v, tonight Miss Monte wilson q
Antonio WAS appointed sponsor FOR ~
gnd brigade TeSos division and Miss
Ives, also OF san Antonio, chief ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

HOT SPRINGS, Ark.--Returns from the
Democratic primary election in this couu.
~ today indicate that william Mcouigan.
tnated Ger the lsgislatuEe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

cooking main between san Antonio and
ockhart which closed tonight, lockharr
won by n score Of seven fights in favor OF
Lockhart to four fights In favor Of san
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

.,.y ,auamu suareuuiurrs ere stu WITH
out explanation Of Dr. Silvas telegram.
The Chinese government admits that the
new rebellion Is o serious matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
If You Need Heb.
Let Me Know 1t.
Tell Me Of Some Sick One, and Let Me
Send My Book.
No Money Is Wanted.

II you are not WELL please tell the troube-tel ma
which book you need.
That all ask-iust postal card, with the name Of
some who needs help.
| have spent lifetime In learning how to these
troubles year have perfected the treatment
until S almost want you to know about it.
You may take the treatment at my risk, if you will
You viii have penny to pay If it fails.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

Leekhart Won the Main.
BAN AAt"nio. Texas. March LIN ths big
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

With book. will send order your nearest
druggist six bottles Of DR.. Shops Restorative viii
authorize your druggist let take it month my
risk. succeeds the cost is So so If it fails, will pay
your druggist myself
will leave the decision to you.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
DON'T think that this is impoI

think that this is impossible, for I do iust as
say have done it in half million already
1t is true that not always succeed. Sometimes
cause. like cancer, makes impossible. But those
and ] willing to take the risk.
1t is also that all people honest But the
is only So 90 and experience has proved that
of the cured will avoid it,
My records for five years show that 80 OF
who accept those six bottles pay and pay gladly.
satisfied with that.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

Mud not chronic often bottles
At Capitol Pharmacy, O2
street. A. h tLeslns, 5O2 Main street; Special Agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
please note what that record means.

Please note what that record means
They all difficult where six bottles taken
In simple the patient gets bottle from his
druggist Yet 80 in each 40 Of those difficult conditions
cured.
That is remarkable record, which has been ap
preached in the history of medicine There is other
remedy which physician would dare offer such
plan mine
There 80 chances in 40 that you, no mat
ter how matter what else failed.
My success comes from knowing how to strengthen the
inside
Every vital the body gets power from these
nerves. When some organ grows weak and fails in its
duty its nerve is weak 1t is just like engine
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My Restorative brings back that power. re.
moves the of the trouble conditions
treat can never be cured in other you
know this already
My book will make the matter clear
If sick friend sick please don't fail to
write
You have everything to gain and nothing lose by it
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, 1902-07-31

In is natural that fake mining compa.
MES should spring up in every new min.
ing camp. The Battle Lake and En-.
campment districts have proved them.
selves to be no exception to the rule and
a number of bogus companies are nov
ON the market selling stock in Chicago,
New York, and elsewhere.
We learned recently Of a company
that operated in the city Of La Crosse,
Wis. They represented that they had a
patent to 50 acres Of very fine copper
property and were selling stock at "A good
stiff figure.
Some Of the stockholders gotleary OF the
proposition and sent a man out to inves-
tigate. When he got to Encampmeut
he could find no one who had ever
heard OF the company and he found that
the fine copper property the company
was supposed to own lay out ON the
prairie, n mile or two east Of the town Of
Riverside.
Eastern people should go very slow
when il comes To investing in mining
stock.
, 1902-07-31

THRoUGH an oversight we failed to
make mention of the receipt OF the first
copy of the Centennial Post, published
by NJ. L. Taylor, at Centennial, Wyo-
ming. 1t is, for the first issue, certainly
a very creditable production, both as
regards matter and appearance. 1t is
printed in what will shortly prove to be
one Of the most attractive localities in
Wyoming and when the Laramie, Hahns
Peak ~ Pacific road builds to this place
We propose to be neighborly and visit
them now and then and catch trout
out of Mr.. Lands hatchery.
, 1902-07-31

Goodwin's Tribute to John W Mckay.
4 . z
John Mackay's death is an intcrna
tional loss. lie was AN honor to his
race; he was a strong factor IN the bus
mess Of two continents; his example
was the highest of all the rich men OF
America. lie moved Il peer among the
highest; he was ready to measure swords
with the kcenest, but his heart was
down among Gods poor aud he wanted
Increased blessings upon his country.
that more opportunities might be open
ed TO those poor.
His highest native tribute was his
courage both moral and physical. 10
do AN unworthy act he held as coward
ice, and with him cowardice was AN uu-
p]ardunaOle sin. When he was poor his
acts of charity were countless, as his
wealth increased his heart kept expand.
ing his old abruptness passed away ard
, 1902-07-31

WI publish this week an admirable
picture Of Hon. Henry q. Hay, the re
Mr.. Hay is one of the solid mon Of the
state and when the state places its funds
in his keeping next January, the people
can rest assured that they will he in the
very best of hands. Wyoming POSSESSES
no better fnancier than Mr.. Hay, and
we might remark. in passing, that he is
one of the most honorable aud upright
men, in every way, it has been our pleas.
ure to know and we prophecy that he
will 90 in by ID handsome majority IN
November 18th.
, 1902-07-31

ACCORDING to the Evanston News
Register there are only four democratic
papers in Wyoming and he hopes the
Democratic Central Committee will re-
member that. That sounds like a cry
from Macedonia. Boys. better throw up
the sponge and come over to the republic
can side and we will make this election
unanimous-better still, we will let it go
by reclamation and ave all the wear
and tear of the campaign.
, 1902-07-31

selves.
Ono of these is Mrs. NJ. f. Garrish of
Leadville, whose ten year old child Lind
refuses to return to her unless she pays
over . certain amount OF money. Mrs.
Garrish has laid the case before the
chief Of police of Denver, as well as the
Humane society, and unless she gets
possession of the child within a few
days she threatens TO commence crimi-
nal proceedings against Lind.
Lind was prosecuted at Cripple
Creek some time ago for cruelty TO chill
dren.-Denver Post.
, 1902-07-31
Secure a Water Right for the Town.

If Saratoga is to have a water right
out OF the North Platte river, for her
water works. it is hiCh time that some
move was made to secure it. Water is
being filed On every day out Of this Tiv.
er, both above and below this town and
il Saratoga does not wake up she will
one day find that she will have to stand
on the banks OF the Platte and see the
waters of that stream flow by and be
unable to take any Of it for her own
use. The city fathers should take such
steps as are necessary to secure "A water
right tor the town. They could have "a
survey of IA ditch and reservoir made
and file on the amonnt of water needed
and then take her time in the construc.
lion of the water works. Because there
is an abundance now is no assurance
that, in time, it will not all be taken up,
A filing would hold for five years and.
if the city is no. ready to build the wa.
ter works at that time, her an exten.
ton could he taken for five years more
Secure the water by all means before it
il too late.
, 1902-07-31
tNgNs.J journal


Their Stock in Trade.
After reading the editorial calamity
howls Of the Evanston News.R Register,
we turned 10 its news columns aid found
such items lis the following; The no.
tells and rouming houses OF this city are
crowded to their fullest capacity, all of
which indicates an increase Of business
in all lines of trade in this city" OF
course here is AN inconsistency but wha.
else can We expect OF those whose politi.
cal stock in trade consists in calamity
cries.
, 1902-07-31
PRESS CLIPPINGS


Centennial POST
Splitting Hairs TO Find Difference.
The Cheyenne Tribune and Bill Bar.
rows Budget are e~ndeavoring to show
the people the difference between a
glove contest and II prize fight. aud the
Saratoga Sun says there may be a differ.
ence between the two but it is like split.
ting hairs to find 1t.
, 1902-07-31

THE Sun suggests that u city faith
ers make arrangements with the cleo
trio light company for a fire alarm wire
to be attached to its poles, with boxes
located at different parts of the town.
In case of a fire an alarm could BE- turn
ed in to the company's works and it
could arouse the town with the whistle.
, 1902-07-31

We regret hat Brother Fishhgck has
seen fit TO suspend the publication
of the Enterprise, though glad he has
found d business Of a more renumera-
tive character. Our best wishes will
follow him in his new business.
, 1902-07-31

SARATOGA is sadly in need Of water
works-iu fact there is nothing, not even
Il railroad, hal Is needed 50 much as
water works. We will need water for
the growing of trees and lawns, while
making Saratoga a forest, as weA AS for
domestic use, and in ease of fire we will
need the-Water in the very worst way.
One fire in the business part Of town is
quite liable to destroy enough property
to buy half a dozen water plants. By
all means let us have water works, for
the city is able to own them, and we
must not make any mistake about who
shall own them, for that is one franchise
the city must never let go unless it
wishes to have the same trouble and be
placed in the same position that every
other city is who has given a water fran
chisc 10 IA private compauy-be bound
hand aud foot.
, 1902-07-31

WE are glad to notice that there is
great improvement il the appearance of
the yards in Saratoga. Trees have been
planted everywhere and are growing
finely and lawns are multiplying, Let
the good work 20 on and Saratoga will
soun be a garden spot.
, 1902-07-31

For Representative in S8th Congress,
FRANK w. MoNDELL.
For Governor,
DEFoREsT RICHARDS.
For Secretary of State,
Kenmore CHATTERToN.
For State Treasurer,
HENRY q. HAY.
For State Auditor,
Leroy GRANT.
For Superintendent Puplic Instruction,
THOMAS T. lyman.
For Judge Supreme Court,
CHARLES N. Porter.
, 1902-07-31
Look Out for Fakes.

SARATOGA is dead easy for fakes, it
seems, and they find this a rich field for
their work. Within the past two weeks
our people will remember that they were
called upon 10y sanctimonious looking
gentleman who carried a magazine with
Ia picture, showing himself US the en-
trial figure, with children hanging nto
him, which was adduced as proof that
children naturally adored him. He was
collecting money for IA children's home
in Berkeley, Colo, and almost every body
clipped in a dollar and some az much as
a.. We publish below an extract from
the Denver Post which does not reflect
credit on Mr. Lind, Tho article is az
follows:
LDi FOR RANSOM.
Is George W Lind, proprietor of the
Home league home an alleged charitable
institution at Berkely. taking children
from their parents and holding them
for "a ransom
This is 4 question that complainants
no the Humane society are asking them.
, 1902-07-31
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1902.
u. p. Trains at WaIcOtt-
EAST.
WEST.

EAST. WEST.
No. ., 1890 p. NJ. No. l, $50 a. m.
No. 1o2, TOP p. m No. l0l, 4:32 a. m.
Nc. 4, s:Ol a. m. No.3, l:3s p. IN.
Nc. 6, 7:45 p. m. No. 3, 6:42 p. m.
, 1902-07-31
=. 4. WILSON.

. Cattle branded left side. horses on
left hip or thigh. Range North Spring
Creek. p. O.. Address Saratoga, Wyo.
, 1902-07-31

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06

oeer IN congress many years. riuransy
OF A. n. Jackson over Norton Is less
than 900. but the result Is not close In
other districts.
The statement OF Henry G. CARRIER.
chairman of the Democratic state COM
mittee and cOngressman-elect, charg-
Ing John r. Mclean and followers,
headed by lewis g. Bernard OF Cincin-
natl with Democratic defeat. caused a
sensational agitation. since Chairman
Garber follows up charges by stating
that Mayor Johnson and friends had
the organization Of the Democratic
party everywhere In the state except
Cincinnati. and they seek 10 secure the
control OF the Hamilton county COM
mittee this year. II has been recogniz-
cd that Johnson was an opponent u
Mclean for the Democratic caucus
nomination FOR United States senator
and Hanna for the election OF senator
next year. and then for the Democratic
national committeeman following year.
The declarations OF CARRIER are accept
cd a. meaning the friends Of Johnson
viii contend Tor supremacy in The or
Eanizsuon. az least until after the
next Democratic National convention.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06
WONDROUS CHANGES
Some Interesting Figures Furnished
by the S ATE Of New York.
THE LOSERS GAINED
Democrats In Greater New York Had
Remarkable Increase In Vote.
but Lost IN the Districts
North Of the Harlem.

Albany. Noy 5.-slnce Roswell P.
Flower in the Democratic landslide de-
hated Fassett for governor on the face
Of Republican claims OF an easy Vie
tory there has not been such an over
turning OF votes from the Republican
20 the Democratic party In this state
as that which occurred Tuesday. With
ny-aofGt cccado-pg mdFhece vbgkqjh
the exception Of Erie. Albany and
Reunselaer counties. every Democratic
prediction Of sweeping malunues was
carried out and amplined Especially
was this true below Bronx. The claims
OF $4,000 for the Greater New York
districts were more than verified. but
the claims Tor Eric. Albany and Rens-
salear wcr not responded co. and The
failure 90 realize Democratic hopes la
these counties removed all chance of
COler's election. Figures. both In totals
and IN detail. are extremely interest
ing. With registration 4 per cent be-
low that OF two years ago. the Demo
cratic party 10 Greater New York dis
tricts showed a gain In voting power
IN a majority Of The counties NJ over 40
per cent. and this tremendous gain was
met and defeated. for the Republicans
avertcd BY the also quite remarkable
fact that several of the Republican up-
state counties gave OlelI larger plu-
ral.tIcs than IN 1900, while several
others equalled the pluralities Of that
presidential year over .B combined
vote In the state two years ago
over its combined vote In the state
two years ago the Democratic party
gained al least 35 per cent and the
Republican party lost 40 per cent.
From plurality of lll000 Odell drops
90 below 1000. a loss Of over 100. 900.
On The face returns. while Judge Wer.
ner. the Republican candidate for
Judge of the court of appeals. has run
ahead OF his ticket In many counties
up the state. the fact that Judge Gray.
Democratic nominee. ran 5000 ahead
of the ticket IN New York City would
seem 20 indicate the latter's election.
but 10 may take the official canvass
60 decide The matter
IN case OF Cowan. Republican nom.
ince Tor attorney general almost the
same condition prevmls % not being
possible 90 determine as yet whether
The Prohibition ballots upon which
che name of John Cunnocn. Democrat
ic nominee. were printed. are sufi-
client ln number to elect Cunnoou
This also may have 90 be determined
by the Official count While the Dem.
ocrsts have gained three and possibly
four members in the senate and about
! Sin The assembly tho legislature is
safely Republican. insurIne the cleo
ton of Republican 90 succeed United
States Senator Platt
Revised returns show Odell's plural.
ity 20 bo about 10000 Odell come 10
Bronx with $4,000 plurality. Greater
New York gives Colcr 100. 900 plural
fly The Democrats gain Eve con.
grossmon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06

Salt Lake City. Nov. 5.-Only about
0neGfth oi the voting precincts of
Utah have so far been heard from in
detail. but unofficial returns from prac.
tically every section show that the Re.
publcans have made almost a clean
sweep Of the state. Howell. for con
gress and Mccarthy for associate JUS
tice being elected by maioritles OF
from 5000 90 COCO. The legislature
which will this winter elect a success
sOr 90 United States Senator Rawlins
viii undoubtedly be- Republican by a
safe majority. In only one county did
the Democrats make much showing
and that was In Salt Lake. where the
church question and a revolt against
the Go-called machine cut heavily into
the Republican legislative vote.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06
RESULT IN CALIFORNIA.
Tho EepublIoans Have the Legislature a.
Wen ~ state Omccrs.

Well ~ state Omccrs.
san Francisco. Nov. --latest re-
turns from the interior Of California
and from this city. whore the count Is
progressing very slowly. indicate the
election OF the entire Republican state
ticket The plurality OF Dr. Pardee FOR
governor Is not estimated AZ over 5000.
and the Democratic managers do not
ooncede his election. There seems TO
be no doubt of the success Of other
Republican nominees FOR state Offices.
The contest In the First and Second
congressional districts Is close. and Il
may require complete returns 10 deter
mine the results. Among the success
ful Republican candidates are Metcalfe
in the Third and McIachlln In the
seventh. Eugene Loud. Republican.
II beaten by William Wynn. Union La
hor and Democrat. In the Fifth. The
legislature will be Republican by n
good working majority.
San Francisco gives Lane. Demo-
cratic candidate for governor. about
10000 plurality there being a Socialist
candidate IN the field. but this proba-
bly, VIII De more onset by plurallties
for Pardee In other parts OF the state.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06

Seattle. Nov. THE Republicans
have carried the state OF Washington
by a majority that may run high -
600. though indications are Il will be
nearer 10000. The Democratic state
committee does not claim the election
OF any Of rs state ilckot. though insist
Ing meager returns received Justify the
belief OF a chance for Democratic con-
troll o. the legislature. Chairman Nor
dis 81 the Republican committee holds
the Republicans have majority on
joint ballot 0f fully forty. The Three
congressional nominees run very close
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06

Salt Lake. Nov. Additional re-
turns indicate the Republican major
iiy on the Joint ballot Ia the legislature
az least %. This insures the election
OF Apostle Reed Smoot 20 the United
States senate. The Republican victory
was almost complete. twenty-one OF
the thlrty-seven counties being carried
e.. th=a fGatr~s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06

New York. Nov 5.--Congrossman
Oycrstroet Of Indiana. secretary OF tho
Republican Congressional committee
says the Republicans have the next
house by at least 200 members. prob
ably by POS and possibly several more.
Republicans IN Eight Tennessee. Ninth
Virginia and Seventh Alabama claim
Eng a victory. With 2O6 members the
Republicans will have a majority Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06

ST. Louis. Nov. while complete
returns from an parts OF the state
have not been received. there Is moth
ing 90 indicate any change from Tues
day nights figures. which shows the
election of the Democratic state tick
a. a safe Democratic majority In the
legislature that win select a successor
90 United States senator Vest and
the election of lf,ocn Democrats out
oi sixteen congressman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06
LOWER HOUSE CLOSE.
Tho Indications, However. Are Fayar.
able To- Democrats.

able To Democrats.
New York. Nov. 5-Congress is In
doubt, with indications slightly In IA
vor Of the Democrats having a bare
working majority.
There are many exceedingly close
districts, especially In the rural dis.
tricts OF the middle west and the trans.
Mississippi states Il appears that tho
Democrates have certainly elected i7s
members. the Republicans 1856. with
twcnty.three districts exceedingly
close, but ir almost every instance In.
dicatlng that the Democrats have car.
rled them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06
arlrr. s.nruIn. Of sncos...

Washington. Nov. chairman
Griggs st!ll claims the election OF a
Democratic house by ~ majority;
claims the election Of two Democrats
IN Rhode Island
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06
psmecralle GaIn In nn.tnn.

Boston, No. 5.-For governor: Bos-
ton complete gives Bates, Rep. 32.0i9:
Castor. Dem. 45.lii. a plurality for
CASTOR OF 1905. Last year Crane.
Rep, had 1896: Quincy. Dem. 39.055.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06
OUTCOME IN OHIO.
Tho Republicans in she Buckeye stass
Have Large Plurality.

HH'' l"'IN' fIWIHIIINf
Columbus, o.. Nov with more
complete returns the Republicans say
the plurality on the state ticket will
approximate 100000. that Ohio con
eressmcn stand n Republicans to four
Democrats. as IN the lSt congress.
PluralltIes of all four Democrats are
greatly reduced and On the Republican
districts Increased. Only changes In
the Twelfth and Thirteenth districts.
and they offset each other The Demo-
Gratis gained the former by olectlng
Judge Dewitt C. Badger over Cyrus
Hullng and lost the latter hy the de-
iast OF Dr. James a. Norton. who has
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06
sw..ninr Rennhllonn vIrinrr.

San Juan. =. r.. Nov 5.-There were
no serious disorders anywhere In Por.
10 Rico Tuesday. The election. which
resulted in sweeping Republican vic
tory, passed on quietly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-06
rhlrt, rhnn.,nh M-lrri,r.

Indianapolis. Nov. 5.-Returns do
not change result. Republicans carry
state about thirty thousand. Congress
sional delegations remains unchanged.