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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
MARYLAND Jim CROW LAW.
Conductors 10 Designate Separate Seats
for Passengers,

Conductors 10 designate separate seats
for Passengers.
Annapolis. Md, March n. MIR Campbell
chairman Of the house committee on cor
poratlons. has reported favorably nr. Dick
inson's limited "Jm Crow bill. with an
amendment that he thinks is happy solu-
ton OF the question. In its amended form
Mr.. Campbell thinks the hin will become
a law. The committee was unanimous In
the report
The new bill Is a general law covering
the whole state. Instead Of providing
seporate cars or compartments, it author
Ives and requires conductors Of all railroad
companies running IN the state to dosiS-
roto .enarate seats for white and coiored
passenger.
No white person shall be permitted TO
force himself into a seat designated anu
,r.uoipd lbs a colored person, aud no col
nred prrSon shall he allowed 10 force MN
self into seat occupied or "eslshAteu l"t
a white person. ~ ,,
The conductors or manager OF an ran
roads are required 10 assign TO cach WhIts
or colnred passenger MS seat. ana Nhoulu
,, ,oosscn9er refuse to occupy the seat
M which he may be assigned ne conduc-
TOR or nianagcr shall have the right 10 re-
fuse 10 carry such PasI,!ensSr on NJ, ltjie
30 CONDUCTOR nor the railroad company
shall be liable for damages IN any court
ANY passenger refusing 10 occupy the
,iosIonsted scar Will lie deemed guilty "
nisdemcanor. and fined not more than
ssG an Imprisoned FOR not more than thirty
9ays. or both. ANY conductor WI" Shall
upon request. refuse 10 perform lnt nutit8
unused by the act may be hned $50 FOR
When the seats are all occupied, but
NOT nl!ed and the increas sing number OF
rasseurcrs can not be accommodated WITH
ssensratr seats the conductor Is nutheriZed
az assign passengers Of the same color TO
t6c vacant seats and he can. with the per-
rpi.siop on the occupant, assign passen'
osr Of other color 20 the vacant seat but
| moi otherwise
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fEVOCRATIC CONGRESS-
Be a Possibility Of the
Near Future.
.,,o,IyG IS VERY PLAUSIBLE.
Gains May Be Made in Th''-
s's'-ysry Small CHARGE for
Any Losses

March 81 The Washington
iaL ON, If the Times. writing of the
saId'l ,',, !. complexion of the next
8 u ~ democratic congressional com
h y, 20 consider the chances in the
l ~, nov have divided DELEGATIONS,
~ should seem encouraging, for
OWE ..,,,e,n states alone it may be
q 80 secure the gain that viii
" w., ~. rlfty-eighth congress. In
w, domocrats have often chosen
" IN the delegation, aud under
n s,,,s apportionmcnt, in a normal
y ~ AVE been able to gain two OF
100 .,,,N In Missouri, by a political
s,an,eot the democrats have con
s,te.u democratic districts, leav-
I. hat is surely republican, thus
10 10 their present representation
s,.,es Nebraska may gain OF lose
,c members New Jersey is
4 respond to a democratic call TO
tbefe be a true ring IN the call.
4 rs,t wifi certainly make an effort to
mn sound aud adequate democratic
4 s,Mrlm that would De Indicated ny
-.sio,, couyOscl Of "A majority OF
.tondiu! tur broad, honest, eco
4 y ssmiuistlltiuu. North tJiUilua VIII
'ai1,t 5ntnu,rDtig STATE IN congress
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1T is STILL IN DOUBT
SENATOR JONES WILL STOP tn
HEAR THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
he Report from Little Rock Indicates
that the Arkansas Senatorial Cues
ton May Yet Be Open.
Especial to The post1

>
ieAurNana' Ark. March 31-At 3 o'clock
TINS afternoon The Post correspondent oh.
tanned an Interview over the long distance
telephone with senator james X. Ionas
VINO was at home at Hope. The senator
went from Little Rock To Hope last night
and he Will leave this afternoon for Wash.
lhgton city to resume his duties In con.
grcss. Senator Jones said the Information
furnished him today was that he Ind car.
rlcd twenty-three counties and Clarke had
carried eighteen.
The remaining seventy.Ryc countios arc
vet 10 he heard from. He was stiu bona
full Of the outcome a message was re
ccived at $3.50 from Senator Jones whom
ne said ne mad lust been telcphoncd to
from Little Rock that in sevaral counties
that were renorted favorable ia Clarke he
vote had narrowed down to such an extent
tnat It, would take the official count TO
determine.
lie wonld therefore stop on at Little Rock
and remain until the votes were counted
Little Rock, Ark March 3l.-Tonicht the
senatorial situation remains unsettled. 1t
Is claimed by Ex-Governor Clarkc's friends
that adyces have been received from forty
four counties showing they were carried
by Clarke. These counties have scyent,-
five members of the general assembly or
eight more than majority Of joint bal
lot. At the Jones headquarters no Debate
claims are put forward. but senator Jones
has not abandoned hone. II Is Thought
from tomorrow and the result will then be
definitely known
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
SECRETARY HITcHcock.
anet Vacancy that Would Please the
President.

President.
1@v York March at.-Thc UcrnId,s
'"'aroh special say, Tn spite Of the
4 'N''a' denlals to the contrary. the of
Jays Of Z. A. Hitchcock as secreta.
'A' Interior in President Roosevclf's
4ua are numbered. Delicate hints
4 ~eh repeatedly dropped to personal
N Of Secretary Hitchcock that the
w resignation would not he regarded
seflonS blow to the administration.
'uus isf be appears to have been too
y eDslosSed in other matters TO oh
Ne handwriting ON the WALL" which
: apparent TO those who have watched
"leWhat strained Relationship hc
by s Tue administration and the secretary
l5,s , - senator who is said to No
I'M -,ns., "a early change ia the interior &c.
Ely lh referring to thr- subject ir-
|,sys ,,y Itd 1T begins 10 look as
~ !, nnchcock is waiting for brick
n NJ tumble ON him before he realizes
!, 10 ., sgiSEsehre from the cabinet table
~ Nh M easily endured.
bal fdanANS HaS never been u close pp"-
gl,"SS"1usl'p netwecu the president and
rgssi 't " The president has been dis
nsSo aet upon suggestions repeated
si ny leading republicans of the
t,si,rrs lus me retirement OF the present
nv Of the interior. " - ''''
,sess ~ ~ upon Mr. Hitchcock con-
4 \ a 'S S President Mckinley died,
y rp1, Gipu9iiul u Mr.. Hitchcock would
ikla,ev W Nv long in the cabinet had Mr..
/ Tas dW,eu Al dtst President Roose-
''srSlrelary of the Interior h ''c s'J Il
\ SS..sssssled that the opposition 10 him
IN, ~ mainly upon the fact that mis-
tEs IuDhc questions, while Just and
nj o,anses OF good government, had
I suFsraS 70 a number OF persons .wh0
u, 'eu from the effects OF his deci-
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TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

RIDGELL.-San Angelo. Texas, March
29.-Mrs u. p Rldgcl died az her home in
this county last night al the age OF G3
BuNCH.-Lockhart. Texas, March 81
SIR. W. : Bunch aged - years. died AT
his home, four miles west " lockhart last
Thursday and was buried Friday evening
OF the Luce cemetery ou Plum creek he
leaves many friends and relatives IN Texas
and Mississippi 20 mourn his loss.
BALL.-Cuero. Texas, March 3l.-Mr. A..
r. Ban, for MANY years night Waterman
at the Southern Paclhc, died az his resi-.
dence IN This city saturday evening or
pneumonia. and his remains were taken "a
lnez for burial He was an ODD Fellow
aud a Woodman, and delegations from both
these orders accompanied his remains lie
leaves wife and i've small children.
RICHARDSON -Kosse Texas, March 81.
Diet az the family residence in Kos~e. Mrs
5. ". Richardson. ou saturday nieht ~ y
d'cIocf The funeral services were hcll
81 TO residence a. 4 O'Clock. l;cN, Bur
rows ofhciating
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= CHANGE OF HEART.

g 4" sad to Have Reversed
Nv ', us Southern Policy.
lsrb. March a0.-The World has the
a,er rom Washington: George II.
"a ~ gold democrat, appointed col.
i. vtn internal revenue for South Caro-.
! rrs,. "uo"ply not he confirmed by
rb,, dc was appointed last No
sl,1iIS4 59e recommendation of Senator
2 sssisteSi uiafges were filed that Rooster
hrestisst ,n the lvnchinc OF a negro.
h 'ehhI the lynchine N'' He nau '''e1
2 neppblJc,, ehalrman of the South Caro-.
3 agAtIng ~ state committee. then be.
y The ne,.. .ne nomination on the ground
Y Win LIS OF the country would re.
aafEai WIS iStayor the appointment OF a
wen republicans We're available
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01

~ ~ n eanie here aud made personsl apn.,i
Tsn m','ny senators; lie said such anbaiSf.
cans in tbe s nS disastrous to the republi
70 get action by the senate finance co, norts
s.oncl,,si tne nomination have failed. ana tb,.
So o,,t has been reached that The nresI
Of Rooster lue confirmation
nis indicates reversal OF tha oo,,o,.
snrIiuucee by the president soon after ss
o ~ ing onice and emphasized in The cs az
Womb ' ira nominations. that the hest nan
reference to party affiliations ana a. is
low sall tnat the republican orcanizations
IN the southern States will he conciliato6
P Pron t9e appointment. Politicians saw
need the Southern delegates In 1904 w may
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT.
A Stirring Municipal Campaign Has
Come 10 a Close.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS ARE on STRIKE.
Arbitration Committee Has Been APP
pointed by the Trades Assembly.
Charles ToliVer Lost His Leo,

Beaumont Texas. March sl.-The munici.
pal campaign which closed tonight has been
the most stirring one IN years. For some
time speeches have been made at two or
three places in the city every night The
most Of the interest centers in the mayor's
race. with Messrs. T. W. shepherd and r.
IL. I.angham as the contestants.
There is also considerable interest In the
outcome of tomorrow's election with regard
to tho race for city attorney ana Tor tax
assessor and collector IL Is believed that
INC vote east will be about 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01

Beaumont. Texas, MOrch s1.-The elec.
trlcal workers IN tho employ OF the Beau.
mont Telephone company walked ont this
morning, stating SIS their grievance that the
Company had employed man who was ul-
fnir 10 tho unlOn meeting Of the trades
assembly waR held hls Afternoon ana
committee was appointed 10 settle he
trouble, both slides agreeing to abide 10y me
aerlnon OF tho committee.
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THE SYSTEM
What the C. A, r. Wants Changed in
Pension Bureau.

TNTTVIHT ~ 7 no TONT"T
Washington. March s, The Grand Ar
my Of the Republic, according 10 stories
current today, is not going 20 bc content
with securing a new commissioner Of pen
sons. Tor which Il has been striving FOR
nearly Eve years. II Is declared that the
members of the organization propose 10
carry ON their opposition 10 Commissioner
Evans iu a personal way to the extent Cf
fighting I'm the senate his elevation to the
''hrtter paco" promised him by the presl
dent They are dissatisfied with tho an
uouncement that the same policy will lie
pursued IA the pension bureau MS hereto
fore II this Is done. they argue. the 10
tircment Of Evans will he Of no benefit 20
them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01

New York Post.
August KoetIlng IS tailor's assistant
tte makes SIS q week hy toll so continuous
s,d con6nlng that his chest has become
1nSlovg and his cheeFs sunken. il CASTS
him SIS week 10 live. The remaining 81
he spends In sugar. coffee aud condensed
milk on Saturday nights ne borroWs
, , ana wagon. end loads the wagon
liz big can Of stUaining not couee II
- night IL cold. he stops for a while ~
astor mace aud Broadway, 20 that the
Conductors and motormen Of the Madison
- second avenue ears may have not
snirk Where q crowd has gathered or
,di,rs lolter he GOES, giving eonee &c any
nns Who wishes H. II sou ask aim why ne
49,. tAis M viii reply Il have only
nttie. with coffee j can snow go<H va"
. - many
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MoveMENT oF ocEAM VESSELS.
lsneclnI 10 rhe Post.l J

Mobile. Ala. March 3i,-Arrived: War
rior lIrl. from Galveston.
Key West Fla Arrived: Alamo tAml,
from Sew York sailed for Galveston.
Port EHds. La Arrived; Ei Dia (Am),
from New York; i'oN lInll tAm.l, from
Puerto Cortc2, via Port l,imon and Belize;
Ttstcin l$orl, from Bluchelds. Sailed:
Alabama lNorl. Tor Port Limon; Condor
lNor), for Blucfelds
Liverpool Arrived: steamer Ramon De
Larrinaca ,SpanJ from Galveston for Man
chester.
Plymouth Arrived: Powerham (Brl,
from Port Arthur for Bremen.
Antwerp ~ Arrived. Horribly Castle (Br.ls
from Galveston
New York Cleared; Schooner clifford
y. Carver for Galveston.
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Innrnh Adam bead.

Beaumont Texas. March a.-"unele
doe Adams, aged ~ years, died last night
at the residence OF bis daughter, Mrs.
Katie Hooker. after an illness OF several
mouths Deceased was one OF Texas plo-
nccrs having come mere from Louisiana
when he was q boy. lie had been clu-
zen Of Beaumont for eleven years. Nc
leaves two sons. Henry aud Joe Adams, ana
a daughter Mrs Katie Hooker,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01

Orange. Texas, March 81 A meeting OF
tho beard Of directors Of the Gulf, Texas
ana Northern railroad was held at the Of
Nee ef the First National bank IN this city
this afternoon, Judge James G. Beeks,
general attorney and promoter Of the road,
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Stables II Georgetown.

Georgetown, TrNus, March a. Fire de-
stroyed tho two livery stables Of John COT
fee and r. 9 Deycr. Five horses and o.
number Of vehicles we're also burned. COT
fcr's loss, $1,000. Insurance 500 peyer'd
loss, $500, with no insurance The build.
ingS were owned lay Hume Bros aud j
h. Cash and were worth $500.
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nnmurrers OvefruIe j.

beaumont, Texas, March 3l--m the case
ot Roberts. Corley y iagin We. w T. II.
McFaddin ct al juogo Martin ovorruied
The last OF series of denlurrcrs this MORN
Ing. and the case went 90 trlal The plain
flds 1llrr.. that the defendants coutuUctct
to sell thcm ccrtgiu tract pf iAwl during
tine boom times, and ,ha ,he} ihltl %
comply with The contract Ihe amount OF
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chnnnes in TreasureEe Office.

Effective today the office OF assistant
treasurer OF the Houston and Texas Ccu-
traI railroad rs abolished THIS position
hns been held for several years by Mr..
william Cameron. IN future Nir. Cameron
will act as chief clerk 90 Treasurer Field.
There is no other cluuCp in the ofdce
other than The transferring of William
Scholbo TO the accounting department
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01

Now York, March 81 Announcement ot
the reorganization NJ tho Mexican Central
railroad is expected IN few days Tho
directors IL y understood have not passed.
arul Judgment on the scheme TO refund the
general mortgage 4 per cent and hrst and
second mortgage bonds Soulr dchntc
statement dealing with the interest Ia
Mexican Central Is looked for aftcr the re.
turn TO this city Of u. H. Hartman
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THE FIRE RECORD.


HcEIlc0Cc ~ oa0 Wsrupa'
san Marcos. Texas Narch % Fire de-
atroycd th, .unurbau homo Of q. g. john
son. ouohalf mile west Of THIS city ot
I.8u rbn morning Loss ON residence $4,000
Insurance S-euu, on furniture SLOW IN
tm.ure Slre Supposed "a have been
enu.cd by q Burning oul chimney,
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Cameron Notes.

Cameron, Texas, March Si,-with last
evening, service the union revival moved
tn the Presbyterian church The church
was crowded to It's fullest capacity aud
an interestins sermon was preached All
the prominent business houses will close
cach day this week ut the morning service
hour and after : p. m.
Colonel Bartlett OF Dallas Is a visitor ia
Cameron today.
Postofncc Inspector Bass attended tha
funeral af Captain Crawford yesterday.
Mrs w u. Padeu - visiting In Ila'iaS
this week
] L. Michael has rented the cady Wait
iace bakery and opened an upie-Aete
house
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Rcd river saturday evening, 4 Wheeler.
a deputy sheriff, was shot four times with
thirty eight pistol At last reports
Wheeler was sull alive, but his condition
Is critical. Ills recovery Is considered very
doubtful
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GOT THREE YEARS
hat Was the Verdict Against {
V. Nelson for Bioanov

'Nu'sOh TOT bIgamy.
81 Joseph, Mo. March Sc. V.
Nelson. who was brought her from
San Antonio. Texas. two weeks ago.
charged with bigamy pleaded guilty
10 having three wives today and was
sentenced in the criminal court 70
three years in the penitentlnry. Net
son came under the jurisdiction OF
the 81. Joseph courts by reason OF
his marriage here last September to
Miss Mary Parker OF Plattsburg,
Mo.
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Tyler Texas, March a. The residence
OK Mrs. I'D Horp.t. together with house.
hold furniture, WAS burned to-day; loss
$500 Insurance about $500 Barn md
buggy were also burned
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PRESIDENTIAL YoMINATIoNs.
Promotions in The ArJny ard Navy e',
as Apooik ailments

washington. March, Inc - 4be
day sent the follow. pom'""'''"'
senate: r,coh NJ
First lieutenant !. o5Xcry CoIIG- Glosgow,
Coward New der AnMGal" tscorr'a
Kansas: Robert IhItue' ~ territory
United states ies AZ i9g .J
o. Oklahoma; NTexas. 1ui,orv. lanes r.
Posfmast"rs-, ston oil 4 campbell. wi'h7r
Young, Ada; NJ" va l.,.dsser Hearne;
ton Texas: ~ ~,
Thomas J. y OIL 500 81 ,ulIv.'.,,otions In the
Also a largl0O0 shared
navy. 1000
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis. The body 81
Charles Lue, = ChiDaman, Is at the morg1e.
Iue Is said 20 be- the first OF his race IN
Shis country 70 drink himself 70 death
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01

HEiLSBoRO REV. W. j. Moore at
paIlas. the state secretary OF the Amer
IaI in.t Saloon League IN Texas, spoks
~ oudirnce ~ 100 ~ the court house.
He will be here several DAYS aud ofganizs
. league here.
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Judge Reagan Holds His Own.
Palestine. Texas, March b.
Judge Reagan Is sligtly improved
over his condition of yesterday.
lie rested better last night and
sit ny again little this morning.
While his symptoms are favorable,
he is very weak, and It is guess
work to say what the outcome VIII
be
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Use, lOop sntN -
leo shares nrAtmAPK
A De goo shares OeN"''''''>'

o,,.. 65 Sh9r; Ia? S6oo So 81 coroborated by
Big 4, 5000 slnent
star, 200 shaI Mr. Bmn the
"psnI or Zoo sn mares ned on secretary
= "nl'na Nor. 200 shares at 10 the pending
lay rt0r. 2lO0 shares 4 ~ charges pre-
invesuterprise, 200 shars a,,,op with
IerfeF - Indian lsl1nds
the Guffey to Resutrber is reason
by corpps CHRISTI Tpxslas been receive !
70 PDo -. lining denial by
frfost correspondents Yea on his part 10
CHE source that j. NJ. 4res and newspa'
recently abandoned thei1
Of on the Kennedy LA
4 resume operations there A;.io,
Y few days on a different 80, thar
4 ranch and 90 down to gu Is sta'eu
| before ere they give up tlc case Of Consul
i ~ y. L. I'm
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An officer Mo1aily Wounded.

Borlhzn, Texas March b. While en-
gagged in q difh01lty at RAgsdzles 4 small
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Ition,

II Is stated that
. Ease Of Consul
,,,eni in the i'm
|, VIII stay aNay
|lEarisn govern
, here there can
tap Of an NV
The state herald., 1902-07-11

Friday wss fine day for the Hslyoks
celebration and the attendance vas
eood, The precsssion formed on main
strek starting from b. 4 n. depot. The
order Of march wss the Hslyoks csrsst
band, the spsaksss IL . carriage, the
GODDESS Of Liberty ssd Useis San ID .
neatly decorated waese, bsys end sirls
representing The states, usabsss Of ths
Grand Army Post, the Aedsra Wood.
mes, . panbsr Of ysusG ladies - hssss.
back, . wagon losd Of comic characters,
and the ssssssl proosssIoe. IL wss The
longest procession that Holyoks hss bad
Il sny csisbrst,en Tor several yssrs. W.
d. Kelsey wss marshal. John Olnstsd
represented Uncle Sam aud Miss Cusick
the Goddess Of Liberty. The speaking
exercises we're held on the school
sroupd. Mayor Gsrlsnd presided aud
made the address of welcome. Il. N.
White read tho declaration Of indspssd'
sucs. isy. Parker, Issv. Jsnkins, W. r.
Killsn and J. J. Buchsnas delivered In
tsrsstius aud pa.riotio addresses. In
The Aitersoon . gene ei ball vss played
by ,hs Beach viilc nins and = Holyoks
nine aud resulted in score Of Q 10 3i In
favor Of Hvlyoks. The Holyokc uins
we're Experienced players but most Of
tho other nine have hsd but httls pfac
toe md considering their prsctics the
boys did wcll. The horse race was
won BY horse owned by Mr. sprsgus.
There wsrs contestants Tor the pr'zs
ior tho bcst lady horasLnck rider mud
first prss wss awarded Miss Mamie
Morris aud Miss Cheramy received
second. In tho evening tho flolyoke
band gave On open air concert The
people seemed To enjoy the day vefJ
much,
The state herald., 1902-07-11

The Normal Institute for Dist. Of
Colorado will be held st Julesburg, from
July II 70 Aug. l, 1902. Lectures will
b given BY chancellor Buchtsl, Of Den
yer Univsrsity, Dr.. Lancaster, Col. Col
.ees ssd Asrsn Cove. Supt. Of DIST. Ne.
l, Denver schools. All tsachsrs, o. apy
who expect 10 become teachers, and Who
cAn srranes 70 attend, vill find Il Of
great bsDs6t, 70 cone into contact with
fellow teachers, sud. - able Instructors
aud spscislises have bssn secured, and
approved methods of instruction will be
prsssntsd, thoss who stsssd viii un-
doubtsdly reesive pewin spiration and b.
able 70 sntsr upen their work with re-
nswsd real ssd interest ssxt fall. In case
there should b enough 70 justify 1t,
srrasssmsnts have bssn made whereby
tssehsrs may make the trip thsrs and
bsck for sum % reasonable that II
would bs better than bsing bothered
with your own horse while there. For
further particulars call st my oiiics.
MsdGs A. Crovnsr.
County Supt.
The state herald., 1902-07-11

There has for several months been
considerable talk about putting in .
we'll and water tank at the Hoiyoks
cemetsry but nothing has yet been done
toward accomplishing this. Az we all
Npew what q wonderful difference lit
little water makes in this country some
effort should certainly be made to secure
water for the oemetry. BY the use Of .
good water plant wonderful improve.
ment could be made in the appearance
Of the cemetery.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
Poisoning the nyssen.

II - through the bowels that the body
10 clesnssd Of Impurities. Constipation
keeps these poisons in the system, osus-
ing hsadsche. dulnsss and mslancholis
st arst. then ussightly srupt'ons and
finally serious illsess unless . remedy Ia
applied. DeWitts Little Early Risers
prevent this trouble BY stimulating the
liver and promote easy, hsalty sotisu Of
the bssss. Thsss little pills do BOT sot
voilsntly bat By Strengthening the bow.
sls enable then TO perform their own
work. Never grips or distress. -C,:y
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1902-07-11
Mother Aiways Keeps II Handy.

M0thcf AIWtyh keeph II HHhuy.
Any mother suffered long time from
distressing pains and general i'll health
due primarily TO Indigestion" says l..
W. Spslding, Ferons, No. 1.-TWO years
ego I got her To try Kodol. She grew
sott.r at once s.d sew, at the sss of
seventy SIX. eats anything she wants,
remsrking that she fears no bed efiscts
Is she has her bottle Of Kodol handy
Don't waste time doctoring symphonic.
0o after the cause. II your stomach 10
sound your health will be good, Kodol
rests the stomach asd strengthens the
body by disessinR your food. 1t is
natures own tonic. City Drug Store.