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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06
RI.E9AN;S
| WIVES AND MOTHERS

who do their own house.
work ought to try and keep
in good health for the sake
of their families. Much of
the happiness of the home
depends upon this. The
manifold and trying duties
of h0usewOrk wear a WO-
man down and 1t IS then
nature needs a little help.
No remedy on earth more
effeCtual than RipanS Tab
ules at such times. A Phil
adelphia, housewife says:
- sometimes thought the pain
across my back and shoulders
| would kill me. was nervous,
1 hateful and easily frightened. I
could hardly drag one foot after
the other. began using Ripans
TabuIes and am now feeling good
and strong"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

A man seldom realizes how few OF
his remarks are worth repeating until
he has conversed with deaf person
!. Chicago News.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

There Il scarcely any condition OF III
hoaith that Is not benefited hy the occn-
sional uso ofa RIP. An = Tnbule, and
the price 10 for 5 cents. docs not hnr
fheni from any home or iustify any one
in enduring Ills that nre easily cured.
For sale by druggists.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

OF the election of Mr. r. G. Work
as vice president of the Goodrich Co.,
Tho India Rubber World says: "Mr.
Work has long been acknowledged to
be one of the strongest and most cap
able men n the rubber industry. He
has in n marked degree genuine eXecu-
tive ability, and a faculty for system
atizing that Is marvellous. After his
graduation from Harvard University
he entered the factory of The b. f.
Goodrich Co., where his father had
been superintendent and, beginning
at the bottom, worked up to the posi-
tion of general superintendent by
sheer ability. He keeps in close touch
with rubber matters the world over,
to the end that the Goodrich company,
to which he is intensely loyal, may be
not only abreast, but ahead of the
times"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

Jerry Forrcs and Andrew Nobrish,
Poles, were fined the costs for steal
ing coal from the c., II. 4 V. railway,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

Henry Williams, OF Tallmadgc, ar
rested ON charge of assault and bat
terry, ON complaint of his wife, pleaded
not guilty and his case was continued
until tomorrow.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

Henry Dcgan, arrested for disorder
ly conduct, on complaint of George
Jackson, was lined - and costs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

John Smith, arrested for vagrancy,
was study. An elderly man, with
full beard and in picturesque rags,
he stood shcepishly before the Mayor,
Thursday and told Of his travels. He
had been given a bath by the prison
keeper, the night before, and his hair
was rebelling by standing out like n
minstrel wig. John was given ten
minutes in which to get outside of
town.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

George pringlc left his cutter and
horse, standing on South Main St,
while he went to the Buchtel, last
night. When he returned the rig was
gone. Pringlc at once began search
and soon saw James Malloy driving
down Main St, and enjoying II sleigh
ride. Malloy was arrested and was
given sentence of $40 and costs and
80 days by the Mayor.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06

VIM Burke was fined 81 and costs
Cor intoNicatiun.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-06
Fac.
toryStarts Work.
A Nice Compliment for
Mr.. Work.
Praise For Him From India Rub
Der World.

The Republic Rubber company, or
ganized at Youngstown with Henry
X. Wicks, president, and which has
erected an extensive plant, turned out
it's first produce of hard rubber yes
terday. The company has booked
enough orders to insure the steady
operation of all departments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-04
WORK ON KING
STREET ELECTRIC

Ground will be broken for the King
street extension Of the Rapid Transit
road at 2 o'clock this morning. The
first gang % men will move from the
corner OF AIapai street out toward Wal
XXI The strinsins OF the wires viii
follow the beginning Of the work very
closely. The brackets to hold the wires
arr. up beyond Thomas Square.
Manager BaIIentyue and Superin-
tendent OF Public Works Boyd visited
KapiolanI Park yesterday and decided
that the line OF road should b. run
within the limits OF the park and parai-
lei TO the main road BY putting the
tracss about twenty-five feet away
from the driving road very little foliage
win b. injured This In what L. desired
on all sides
There will be a new bridge over the
tide ehannei and the right OF way will
then pass along behind the trees ON the
rnauka side.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-04
wedding a. 81 Andrews.

A quiet weddins was soieruHized at
st. Andrews cathedral last evening
W hen tn. Rev. Canon kttcat united ~
o1arrfaes. Miss Elizabeth Sharrctt and
NE y 3. Hartman. The sister of the
bride. Miss Winnie Snarretts acted ne
brfe~Srnaid. and hfr. FRED West stool
M with the groom. The father y. w
9harrett. gave the bride away. 10th
NE aud Mrs Hartman are veil and
favorabfy known in the city The bride
Uss born here. and has n large circle
- friends The groom il n ucmbgr ~
fhs. F1ies socicty and has been Tor a
fsne tfnne In the employ 20 the Union
Express co Mr. and Mrs Hartman
III 900 their home ON school street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.

ptack Wei hid shoes at s3.50. Manu-
facturers' Shoe Co.
Hawaiian LodE. No. n will hold n
special meeting tonight work In the
third degree
A handsome window display In r. o.
Han a Sons King street window OF
carriage supplies and needs
ARABIC In n mineral composition. II
fire and water proof. for corrugated
iron roofs. cools them Il degrees
Tn~ Glooe wernlcke Elastic Book
cases az soid by Pearson * Potter Co.
arc both dust proof and insect proof.
\ young man who IL not afraid TO
work and lives with his parents tn the
city advcrtises today for n position
m you want house. or 20 let house.
or To borrow money on house and
lot. can ON Henry waterhouSe a Co
Tenders win BE- received by the
fJupt- OF Public Works for the con-
rtruefion OF taiioF's cottage In Lihue.
Kauai.
Auction sale OF household furniture
clothing and high grade tailoring goods
today at MoFEan's saiesrooms AZ 10
o'clock.
A record book. pair OF spsctaeiss and
u tier We're Lost on AlaDai street yes
tsrday. Reward for return OF same 20
Advertiser Office.
A strong plea r. made for the use OF
the correct Kind and style OF card. and
10 made by ~. r. Wichtnan. they are
bound To b. right.
Thomas Fitch has opened his law Of
having moved from the corner 81 ktnS
and Bethel streets
\ "a horsepower gasoline engine in
good condition IN offered for sale at
bargain. For particulars see our For
Sab. ads. on ucxt page.
F'fs.ur-de-t.is lee Cream fariprs arr
furnia hinf. n SOod article in their line.
evil I'm or send yCur orders. They are
ipc.tted On Al1kca street. b. low Hotel
The list OF officers who were elected.
NJ an. special meeting OF the stock
holders 81 the Honolulu Soap Works u
published elsewhere In these columns /
Alta special meeting OF the stock
holders OF Castle n Cooke. Ltd. Ar. l.
r. Peck was elected auditor and direc-
tor. Vice W. IL Castle. who had resign
"a.
Tb~ ForSythe waist and smart stocks
FOR The smart set are opened fer inssec-
ten at the Hawaiian Hotel ~ Miss
com reGrescnting Wolfe & Havtcy.
Sas FransSsco. Cal
Tomorrow ut noon Jas. Morgan. the
will sell a lot Of goods
slightly damaged by salt water on
voyage from, Seattle ex. Tampico. List
u articles published In MOrgan's col
umn-
All owners OF horses holding cups
given as prizes by the Hawaiian Jock
~ Club and to be raced for this meet
are requested to return the same 10
he secretary ON or before June ON AT
Collins harness shop.
Mr. n. n. Rcfdford. who has had
many years OF practical experience as
. real estate agent. collector and IN
surane- solicitor In Oregon and wash
n~t0n has decided TO locate In Homo
uIu and has opened up an office IN the
vampb~f1 block room 4. All business
.ntrustetf to hfu viii b. promptly at
ended to.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-04
N EARLY DROWNED.

a man named Durant had a narrow
escape from drowning last nisnt'
About 5 O'Clock in the afternoon he
started out Tor th~ ship Acme. which
if Iyfns ortsldc the harbor. IN small
boat. Tor the purpose of Delivering sous
sailors clothes. y heavy sea was run
ming az tn. entrance 90 the channel.
and on his return. about .. m. his
boar was sWarnpsd- lie Was rescued
feors sfrowninx b. n japanese sampau.
whieh happened TO BE- close by. bat lost
his boat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-04

Changes in the make up % law hrFrs
app~ar to be frequent just at present
IN. fra Of Andrews. Peters and An.
slraas. has Dissolved partns rShtp. Gnu
Mr. Peters win associate himself Win
n A Maxoou under the nrm name 81
u4eoou q Peters. Mr.. Andrews WI.
r~tain the present offices % the oiu
firm. and Mr.. Andrads mas ttSsn . = ~,
80. ~ rooms In the Stangeuwaid
building. - s.
MIR Dillon retircs. also. from the hrm
Of MaxDoon q Dillon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-04
Model OF Ancient Canoe

A model OF an ancient canoe - ON
~xbfbit,on in one 90 the McInsrny shoe
Corupany's windows. IL - made !"
represent one OF the earliest forms OF
canoes and has mast and rigging:
The model - hewu. the hull being OF
Soa. the gunwaie % kaweia. outrisEer
u hau. the lines and rigging OF bark
'rhe black stain on the h1n - a com
biuation OF kukui nut ard q riot The
stain used on the gdn~aie i made
som a native herb.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
nj .RTER IS READY
!. lur, SAYS the Report Of The
l,,.rl Is Now Awaited.
ems TO Be FAVORABLE
,.;oo. at Beaumont Were
c''''s .., Than He Had Been
~ Led to Expect

v.,s. Texas. February flames
W'''n .,,rned today from Beaumont,
ksras .., 70 meet an oil expert VINO
y y ne merits Of the property Ior
~ r y capitalists who are to pu'il
iss W IN, beaumont to Fort Worth
aDs extending to towns en- route.
~. ,sports that the expert WIN
sFrn' asks A favorable report as ne
sasa' situation far beyond his most
~ ..sclsllons. He will complete
Eh 'Ap ri forward it to New York by
iGF' ~ expert had enough faith in
" .,ano.ltlon to invest Sli'OJo for
q pys ~ Of ground in the oil dis
-, .sid the charter for the Sl0''
va w., line company had already been
rpr' Il provides for headauarters at
r,, Mr.. Swayne will likely be
Wa '.sdent Of the big company. lie
..s,s 70 New York In about ten days
l'.. w., the deal. Tdis transaction Is
|'np ,.s, A. rhe S4.5O0,OOO deal in which
rapltaists are Interested,
sislnss a,srnor lanes ) HogH ana Busl-
seL w., Campbell OF the Hogg SWayne
w. IN Beaumont last night iof NeW
~ ,srsiness connected Win the deil.
IN yu 60 10 England before their re-
TaxhS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
NOTHING BUT GAS.

.,.,,. Well Has Failed to Blow
"A Itself In.
.,-ort Texas. February 2.-The Guar
q, N and Re6nlng company's wei on
a xab. Ward tract which came In a
n Yesterday morning, was turned on
4 /, me morning and afternoon today,
,Toduced nothing but gas and a very
4, ,nrav OF oil. The well is one of
A MYSTERIES which has always made the
.uOut field puzzle to all theorists
4 N ,1perts. 1t Is fourteen feet in the
<csi and should have produced oil, but
4 a, pressure came In just above the
4 ,sel in such a strong how that the
tEas kept back.
4 ,-sssure gauge was secured today and
d ,,t.red 255 pounds to the square inch
|, closed aud sixty pounds when open
4 rogded condition Of the derricks and
In in that immediate vicinity proven rs
i contractors from allowing n well 60
until the head e gas IS exhausted 9
Mi blows In on. Contractor NEm
~ this afternoon that on a conservative
HAZE the well would produce 1000 CJp
n feet OF gas In twcnty-tOur hours and
II bat quantity of innammablc gas
fg loose steadily in the neld nothing
Ei be safe The gas is of very cN-
kIt character since 1t is almost abSo-
NJ pure. The roaring caN be heard for
sgug distance. but the discharge re.
ShlA the twnklinG OF heat on sum.
II lay. Were II In any other part Of
f.li removed from the active rigs II
Eld be turned loose until something more
developed but In the present location
N d nothing 10 do but close the well
s,s gasser. They are figuring on run
i pipe from the well to some Mace Of
NJ and then let It flow, hut will attempt
n something by FREQUENT opes ing before
kring to anything so expensive. The
Eilch casing has been anchored to the
Inch and there IL hardly a possibility Of
vel throwing the casing ont and get
h scientific piece Of work In controlling
vel without accident.
~
ItHtrictcr Sturm expects to have a new
De- ii place tomorrow on the Denver
kunsnt OIL Tank and Pipe Line com.
tIs well, which was lied up Friday by
lclsr explosion that cost the fireman his
The well was at a very critical point
Il Is not known whether the casing Is
tx or not. A few moments delay may
be ruined the well and the contractors
very uneasy about the outcome. This
lone Of the most important wells being
lled 10 the field at the present time and
u direct line with the Hanson we'll
leh extended the iold something oyel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
CANCER CuREDII

ts,, y W. Prlckctt, Smithdeld, H.,
~ eept. 10th, 1901; Il hal been SUI
n ~ several years with a cancer on my
Ahss,, sSicA gave me great annoyance aud
En- in iae itching, ! was using Ballard S
4 ,s5nllnent for q sore leg. aud through
,fsclaent, rubbed some OF the Eminent
{,t,r, lancer, and as IL gave me almost
n ts, selef' ] decided to continue to us2
u tpnient on the cancer. In short
sps ,A lancer came out, my face heale
'A,Ts itaere Is not the slightest scar leI.
,th,t,t implicit faith In the merits or this
ttnrrsnol, and 1t can not he too highly
Re b v I ~ 25c, soc and S1,00. Fol-
=" a. ID. kIegling
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
PRICE OF eUsHERs ADVANCING.
fall Tracts in the Proved Territory Are
Hard n Eip5

fall Tracts in the Proved Territory Are
Hard to Find.
fhsnont, Texas, February Zone no.
!!'aole feature In the Beaumont field dur,
tne past ten days has been the advance
lae price Of producing wells. There are
L number OF brokers who have produc-
territory In their control who are plac
suAners on the market. but the price
I risen 1900 per we'll in the last ter
IL 1t Is predicted that on account OF
L .lsest concerns which have Spindle
ana TOT sale merging their holdings
se corporations In a short time trat
,s4 " gushers will be a thing Of the
r. Ane Else In price has been notice
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03

corpus Christi Texas, February "a 70.
port reached here YESTERDAY from tho p,e
dras Pintas oil well being drl,lea ~. .no
j. Nj. Guney company thar aecth =, ..,e
leet hGd been reached aud tho drili NM a. a.
1tner crystal rock which will no donbt JWo
boIea thioOEn IN few DAYS Tho nros.
peN'S arc 5000 loF striking stratum OF oil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
A nennlu sherIH shnl-

Loneyicw Texas February 2.--John II,
Watson, deputy sheriff. was seriously
shot hero this afternoon. lie was shot
through the thigh and hand Henry Knight.
q prominent ACuug man ot this place, Is
under arrest charged with tho shooting IL
arose over some trivial matter and the DIFF.
hculty followed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03

i s mu rSF several weeks. and the advance
me ned was discovered 0ns n,Se s. ,,ls
hhSs soil probably more wells than sit v,hhoo
4Is o dealers dealers IN the Geld combined las as
SECONDS for several dRvs ana ha shll.S
p ps,rs unable to hnd them at satisfsrtSrrtt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
THE DEATH ROLL
Albert Keppner

Mr. Albert Keppner eyed q years. died
yesterday morning ne 1926 o'clock % his
residence, So. ltS Roberts street ln the
second ward He bad been 100 f1r some
time He leaves a wife and one SON TIC
O'Clock Rev W + Blasbcrg VIII conduct
the exercise. Mr. Kcppncr was member
Of Harmony lodge No. Sol. knights nf
funeral 10 a body.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
CURED coNsuMPTloN

|alfs, NV Evans, Clearwater. kan.
|eatag ~ husband lay sick for three
.ns IIgnon We procured a bbttle Of Bal.
Iaat VA sihound Syrup and IL cured him
Pas 49, years ago, and since then we
Ha %, bottle In the house. We
psA il ~ without Il. For coughs and
'sile a no equal" 25c, soc and 81 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
A DAY IN THE CITY.

The general arrangement committee for
the st. Patrlck's day celebration met yes.
terday afternoon at the Office Of Secretary
John Meony in the Bnz building IL was
decided to have banquet in connection
wi h the celebration and Messrs. Tom
q Leayl I'D kirncts, Frank j. smith and
james Kay were appointed d committrc
broMue, Dennis Collins I'd Browne and
-. u. Bryan were appointed committee
70 get mp d souvenir program. MessrS,
Hush Hamilton Y. ii. Seaman and Joan
Lyons were added to tue general arrange
Mcut commit ec. After considerable dis
cuesion oil details connected with the tortL-
coming celebration the committee ud-
Jourucd.
sHEARN CHURCH SERVICES. The
services at the sAeam Memorial NJ e.
cAuich, South, yesterday were very interest
Ing and were attended by large congyega-
tions both morning and evening. There
was no special song service either morning
or evening, but the choir rendered excellent
music notwithstanding the fact that the
members had Jailed TO nave their usual
saturday Mglt practice, IllS is one Of
the best chu,ls IN the city, and many per.
sons are drawn TO the services TO near tac
sweet music rendered by This CluE Con
tluual and regular practice Of the songs
selected for sunday services is tue only
way that the reputation which this choir
has already won can he sustained Rev.
+ 5. X. HAY, the PASTOR preached Two excel
/ lent sermons. At the morning service he
III SooN 49,, lJJ M" ,,,'.'-Sr ii S,iT ~ Ia
ny ga ,,.od 3Ts bo,d
! and eoye mn the ghost After the ser.
mon, this bens the hrst Sunday IN the
n,ent or the I'0f.l's supper, There were
many commandments Al the evening ser
vice me pastor took lor ms teAL re leS7I,'
a eI an 5,t lN' milo sarmon The Enworta
League service az G:45 b. M was espec ally
/ interesting and instructive. There was 2
very lores attendance. IhG meeting was . leu
'1nasmuch' IN AN aluirable manner
; There was q number Of splendid indiyldua
talks at this meeting.
RAMON GINZRFRG SPEAKS. Baron de
-, ,sto, ,no,tIop nj
arri.,, a., r4o,,sto,, was made I'm yes.
terday's POST. addressed large crowd last
night at the corner Of Main and Preston.
He told the story Of the Boer war, its
origin aud how it was being carried on.
In vivid terms he pictured lle coI i, l.,l
of the helpless women ana chl1ieu NM lV a.; ~
| dying every day oil want ana sI'I va ut l
The Baron SPOKE lLI healLS a. ~ 49, con
was attentNeiy llsieheu TO- r. ~ @
clus!on OF his address col!eC.io" TYbi
taken up g,,i aH ne fSorHorGed 10 he RED eros
Socieiy OF France. Tonight the baron a WI
speak at the corner OF M yam, az ny lbe Roe
foi5ierr Daring the week he win spcal
as The High school, Turner hall and cir
hail,
,,,.,,,,r,s ,D,frTrrD 900 Thu
NEW MEMbLN9 -, ON,
! Houston Turnyereln held q very large al"
I enthusiastic meeting yesterday at whlc'
the following new menu9rS W. 49, e's ,rcv
into the ORGANIZATION N''I,s -, u Dertor
ander, J. H. G. Becker FREQ p,,tH5cr
H. II. Franks. Passive >, ~, ~ n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
WEAK ANp LoW-sPlRlTEp.
correspondent Thus Describes ri
!, Experience.

sdlcIne sa,t,ongly recommend HerhIne as a
lslon ~, ~. remarkable efficacy for indi-
Iiss pilpltatlo7. heSdSehe drowsipess
b sSs nal p with distressing mental depres.
l!eus nrss spirits. Herhine must be- a
b ferS geIauon for cases such as mine,
lail. uoses entirely removed my COM
4 q sna SSShder at people going ON suffer
iass. whnhg their money on worthless
chem : sH herbine Is procurable, and
IA VOe a bottle at A. r, Kies-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
celebration of Their Tweny.Frst
Anniversary Yesterday,
ANNIVERSARY SERMON BY REV. MNUTT
An Excellent Program Rendered at the
Westminster Presbyterian Church 10
Good Audience.

Young PsonIe.s St. 'u''r''o,| !" 'ue
de-, sop'e STie'y OF ChrIstian En.
uN"VoF was celebrated by the society
terdey o,.,,,n, ' 'v'l'" '""lvu yes
o,,,. h"c.e was so'd audi
."'e present nnd much interest was taken
IN the CNcrci cs Rev Edwin NTcNutt tbo
pastor az V...t,,ts,
80 I N9''' Vu"I'h' uau charge
Va ana amy conducted tdc meeting, which
ucEQn ct p. H. The music and singing
WIS .rlc,Iti - must "uN S'nR'"s
,.,, ''' anu 'No H"nSs SET were esPe
N'""' "lPI'pIl9t'' Inc exercises consist
60 OF papers prepared aud read as fol
AiAiiau Endeavor'S History" ......
..,,,.t''.; -; ........ Miss Edith Bradley
5'.'.'..'. ........ MI Edward Wafer
Ihhlencc OF Christian EndcaNor on
the Young Peoples Dcuevulence'
... t..,,....,.........NN r. Fawcett
The Outlook ..........W Rni
bavh ~ these papers was well aud care.
lu'H prepared, and it would be hard 10
discriminate between them. as al we're
tAStHhl. Ihe his DRY of the society as
.oll w. Miss Bradley was very Interest.
ui- aud went into tue detail OF tho move.
usht with much cure and accuracy. Toe
l"pti- Welt COL, listened 10 yery attentive.
I ana Inc reading held the ,tention and
interest Of the entire audience
sitter the reading Of tne papers. and In
AlG o. ne regular evening services, Rev.
NJ.
taking for his theme: The Enusung OF
ttc Christian Iuu.n For this text ue
read.
leut. xxi. lllo. AS an eorlr STREET,
up her nest. Butteretb over her yoi,,,r'
sprraltth abroad her wings. taketn then
ncaleth them on her wings so the Lord
alone did lead MIN. after which he
spoke 8s follows.
The farewell song OF Moses recorded in
the hlrt,-secuuL cnrpter Of DnuteroDon,v
shows him to have neon N gifted moot n <
well as a great soldier nDd sfateslnnn No
loIe he tukes leave of bfs beloved pcoplp
he reminds, Thorn of me way In which
Gcd had dealt with them. saving, "lhou
shalt remember nil the wav Inc Lord tbv
uUd led thee He begins the begi0-
ming and leads them I'm thourht all over
that whole long. Wpnry iourn.,v and dr.
CareS once worr thuf N yyns God vbo
was back of tbls great movement ana.
referring 10 the thrlstlug of Israel ,ol ~
Euypt. be saws. AS an eagle 4 irreth mn
ucr nest. ciG." As the paglc. ,yhcn tne
time COME. when her yoIlur oirsnrin..
should learn to DIV. pushes them ont 0f
tin. most onp by onp-6lt iuto inc ouen air
out from Inc suuuortiug. comforta Me nrst
lpyln- upou thnut me nrrpl.itv nf IRVINE
/ and dny5.o,InU tb,T nyvn ,viprs So Go1'
J with Similit io,ing snirit ba. stirred mn
this Ervptilu pest and thrust Ills people
forth 1liat tbev may deveion seif-reIioIc,
and become a nation cauabl6 OF doing rnf
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for them TEe iIIustratiop is mt I'm fh,
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. February 2.
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INC mary e LIlSN 70 q loNdl 1oSS.
Corpus Christi Texas, February 2,--The
schooner Mary Il. Lynch. which went
ashore on Mustang island beach a short
distance from Aransas Pass, Is now re.
ported as a total loss, The cargo OF ties
which the vessel had for the Mexican Ma
tlonal railway has been unloodcd con-
siderable amount ~ the cargo being scat.
tered nlong the beach, but most Of Il has
been saved.