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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-04-17
Natural

Myer-I wonder why cats that dis.
turb our midnight slumbers always
have such high voices?
Gyer-Probably because they are
frequently pitched on a roof.-Chica
90 Daily News.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-04-17
o He Foretold.

Blinkers-That new weather-bureau
man hits it pretty often.
Clyinkers-Oh, it's a cinch for him!
He has both corns and rheumatism
Brooklyn Life.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-04-17

be felt in the drying up of the
rivers and the turning of fertile
countries into waste places.
THE FORESTS KEEP THE
COUNTRY GREEN. They
make it blossom like the rose and
bloom like the garden. Where
there are many trees there is
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-04-17

America will soon have to take measures to protect itself from
drying up. The tremendous waste Of the great forests will begin to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
REPORT OF THE COMMISSION.
The Purchase of the Panama Route Is
Strongly Recommended.
The President Did Not State What He Thought of
the Commissions Decision Regarding
the Isthmian Canal.

Washington. January 20. The president
today sent TO congress, with a message
simply OF transmlttal the supplemental re-
port Of the lsthmln canal commission, In
which it is unanimously recommended that
the offer Of the new Panama Canal com
pany to sell all Of its rights, property aud
unfinished work to the United States for
A0.o00,000 he accepted
The report says THE totally without
exception " the Panama Canal compHly's
property and rights on tho islhmus, in
cludes the following classcs of property;
] Lands not built on. rlprc are dfty-
six parcels of land 10 which the title rests
5000 acres which with The lnnds belong
ing tn the railroad company. cover nearly
an Of tho ground required for the actual
construction uf the canal
., Buildings. There are scheduled 9i8l
buildings divided among forty seven sub
etilute clossiticaiions. used for officers
quarters, sturchouscs. hospitals. shops,
stables Dnd miscellaneous purposes. These
buildings arc furnished,
=. PAM There IS an Immense amount
NJ machincrr consisting Of floating plants
tugs, launches. drrdgos. ctC1.
J. Work done The excavation already
accomplished upon the main canal lur,
which viii he ~ value i'm the plan recon.
uoudcd by the commission. was found 20
be &c. 6Sg, 95B Yards The value NJ the
work done was found 10 hc S2G.47iUB3.
2. Panama railroad or the existing 7c
coo shares Of the Panama railroad tine
canal company will transfer to Tho United
states all but about 100 shares These
latter are hcld by q fcw individuals rc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

BUFFAI0.-The corps Of teachers y y
nigh school have rendered their HSs'
tons.
WOLFE CITY. Several eases OF dlpnsa
are reported in town and there mas "
one death.
BRADY.-The drouth has been PIE wv,
In McCulloch county by 4 ram AsF
seven hours.
.QUINTANA.-Charles Kramer, one M
old settlers of this section, Is sen'1'
III at his home here.
JACKSBORO.-T The teachers psu''i
Of Jack county refused to indoTse ",
the candidates for State superlhWWV.
OAKWOODS.- Two small childrea "a
ed Hart, living near here, were W ",
shot by small hoy. A shotgun VIZ
No. one knows just how II happelhses, n
BUFFALO.--ThomaS Angel was Aay.h
times and died in short time ll ,ns n,
Thomas Neal is in jail at Center t w M
was shot nj four times hut wss " ~ Il
IGNI NGSTON.--A fruit ana lIqess MI
ers' association has been ofgsnnHV III
j, NJ Drew as president and =; Y III
secretary. A meeting is 70 De ~ 1
nary - for the adoption Of bylaw VA
SHERMAN Fred Kiser. agea ~; Z, Il Z
an employe OF a firm OF contra t,,ss
are constructing the bridges suu ssrtAcE
of the Texas, Red River ahs ~, il n
railroad, Is in precarlous cplvs''Sis M
room In East Pacific street WIZ III
leg and left arm broken, ms hp'Isss "a
disloeated and various othet p'
result Of a fall Of sixty feet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
SHORT NEWS STORIES.


,,I a., VI L. no t'p'' VINO was IN excelcnt
V-oj,to, i s'""" ''''" ''s '' ''N'
,,'',g' ~ "'"''.
IOE, Doi, burglars entered tho resi-
lchle oi NlIIlam TIN Aud made away with
5000 IN currency and certificate for
2'-'V'
SANANNAIL dd. Admiral and Mrs.
Scnley loft for Washington after
IlSli OF ten days with General and Mrs.
W. W, Gordon
FALL RIVER. Mass. Fire I'm tbc Globe
Yarn mills OF tho New England Cotton
Yarn company has damaged the plant TO
The extent OF about S2GOop0.
CHICAGO. Socialism is attacked bv fine
German Catholics OF Chicago MS Tho enemy
of God. tho cncmy of government and tho
enemy of the lnhorins men of inc country
Senatorial Miss A e Moon Man,
er near Strayhoru Miss. was .hof SIir,i.,v
afternoon by Sam B.Nyir. negro plauter
aud schoo! teacher. Bowie was tnken from
officers ana shot TO. death 10y mob.
QUINCY. Ul..Icouard Roo6nr ,r t,is
city Will nryf Tuc.dnv rcietr,tr ti |
hundred ana second bbti,I,,' H. US w
of inc very few nrrsnrs inT, III, ~, a. 'n i
who Witnessed the ron0ict an Ib, ,l,f,, Nv, ~
Waterloo.
CHIT ,GO.-ChorIos Do,o ,t. o.. coli,
to have bpo1 tbn Hr.t rot ''", HuI n S'ih
Chicago and 10 have s,,nnii, VIZ uyIIuI tu
trade entirely win ~ XXX h,,rs ,n' u",lrSl't
one time is dend i'm tbis ,rtr NV !" "-un q,
Years old wage ''' vas 81
FARRUpv IN 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

| Than al frat supposed twenty-five In.
dreh natives In southern Formasa M,
taken up arms against the Japanese II,
thoritics
NEW NORK.-In the course Of few an
the years mourning Of the ROYAL frrh
for the late queen will he over and n.
/ court Will resume its brighter aspe
cables the Iribune's London repreSsat
tive.
WILLIiAfSTADT.-It has become ku,r,
that the Insurgents who attempted 10 ~.
ture Maracaiho on Saturday were adhertsh
Of General Hernandez, who is called 81
Mocho' and who is still kept In prisca VI
President Castro.
WILGEMSTAD.- Venezuelan advice, rs
reived hero today say the gAnetRrEls
forces had the best of the lighting at Nm
catbo on saturday last. although Cosia
leraltn Colonel FucnmayQr aud fifty Va
were seriously wounded. ILL.,. *,
CRADDuCK. Cape Colony WSsRHI
command" Of BOers on Saturday iarttl
mp "a patrol Of nifty men belonging 70 ts|
local town guard on the Tarkastad fgt
few stragglers have returned. Tie =
mainder Of the party are missing
NEW HORK.-One Of the features y
England's foreign trade that for some W
past has been causing increasing corta
tO the commercial classes Is the great Y
crease Of imports Of iron and steel ~
lively 10 exports, cables the Tribunes W
don correspondent.
NEW YORK, -According TO the BHA
correspondents of the journal and Als
can, the crown prince of Germany
enjoying students life in Bonn at all
dlslikes the restrictions and commans
tho corps and the usagos and ritual Y.
Studcut's society to which he belongs [
considers those 'usagcs stupid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
DEPARTMENT COMMERCE
Bill for lis Establishment Discussed
in the Senate.
SEVERAL AMENDMENTS WERE OFFERED
Philippine Tariff Bill viii Come Up To-
day-Mrs. Mckinley viii Have
Mail Franking Privilege.

Washington. Jonuorv % nohoto =, ,bc
ptut,,ino ,,.,e, ~. l''p"'' 'n '"'
"i"pPho iarlu bliI VIII begin In the sen
ate tomorrow. on behalf Of the majority
, 'ui''''e on IhilipPines' chairman
,'""Ee 'pllF reported the measure Mr.
haWlins tUtaH, acting for tina majority NJ
the COMMITTEES. offered A substitute for the
~" ~ t"' maturity ana announced that
ne would speak to II.
Daring the groater part Of fodav's Sos.
si,,, tb ,,.... -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

right title aud interest in the premises
mat tue now Panama Canal company now
hnS; hut that would not hv sufficient
Inc existing CONCESSIONS thus purchased
would he valuable only brcHise their own
rrship by the United Sintrs would remove
the obstacles In tile WAY OF ncgotntious
uelWerh inc two governments for the DE-
cupaiinn ~ Colombian topritory Nv tho
hltcd states for canal purposes. hui these
concessions are unsatisfactory and iasuifl-
tiehl ana new Arrangement must bc made
it an NthmlHn canul * 10 lac constructed
~ our government across the isthmus OF
The grant must he not Tor ninety nine
years as M nrcscnt the canni TO then re
vert to colombia, but Ia perpetulty and a
strip nf territory from ocean 10 ocean Of
sufficient width must hr placed under the
control Of the United States. The business
reldtiuns between the railroad and canal
companies and the Colombian government
must also be- settled. nnd the consideration
DE raid by the United Siatca for tho privi
lcgcs and tho rights to be exercised in the
future must lac agreed
Ihe new proposition submitted by Tho
ncW Panama tarul cOmunuX makes q u-
duction ut nearly S7O.OOOOdO i'm tho cost
IT canal across the sthmus ~ Pauama.
" must hc assumed by The commission,
however that Cnlumbin VIII exercise tho
srmr faifposs and lbrmlIty N the Panama
route Us determined upon that have been
expected of Nicaragua and Costa Rlrl
should tho Nicaragua route be preferred.
The report concludes as follows:
After considering the chang d conditions
thar nov exist and an the farts and cir.
cumstauces upon which it's present iudg
mrnt must he based. the commission Is 81
the opinion that tho most practicable aud
under the control, management ana owner
snip OF the United States Is that known MS
tht Panama route
The report is signed by the entire rom.
The state department viii now process
to arrange Q protocol with Munster silva
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
WASHINGTON NOTES.


Washington, January 20 state Health
OniDrr Tabor OF Texas called CA Surgeon
GcuctJl WcymHu today and conferred with
him iu regard so the disiufurtmg vessels
which the state VIII purchase for use at
galveston
me senate committee ON pcustons today
ordered fuyDrNhlo report upon senator
Hnnuas bil "a grant 4 prnsiun NJ 5000
wear 10 MIS- Ida :. Mckinley, widow Of
the late president Mckinley.
The scualc committee IN tntoroccaui,
caual VIII not meet TO further consider
canal bills until the return of ScAatur
Hanna, chairman of the committee. VINO
desires to bc present ni the consideration
- the Hepburn bin and the Panama propo-
sitlon.
In the executive session Of the senate TO-
day an effort was matu 90 secure tho con
hrpntior n Hon. NJ A. otter rs goyptHor
of New Mexico hut ON objection from
Senator Morgan tAlal action was post
poncd
The republican members NJ the ways aud
means committee today decided 90 I,rlng
IN Tor consideration the hin reducing thc
war rNycuue taxes. The total reduction i'm
lVcuurS ON the ho2r tax Would he S2l NJp.-
coo The reduction ON tea would aggregate
Senators Foster and McEnrrv OK Rem.
roSentattve Price. j. H. hin aud Mr. col.
cock, an Of Louisiana, hnd long con
ference with the president today concern
ing the condition ~ the sugar i.dustrr In
dent facts tending 10 show that disaster
would result 10 tho Industry i'm tho south
In case Cuban sugar rs admitted 10 This
country az a low rate of duty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
HOUSTON.

Three young men are under arrest at
the police station, charged with the M
tempted hold'up at Kessler's store and the
burglary Of Flattos shoe store at Calves.
ton.
The council held a four hour session and
transacted quite an amount Of business.
Nine. Lillian Nordlcs was greeted with
an immense audience last night at TIDE
Auditorium.
An organization formed for the purpose
Of providing an educational exhibit at the
st. Louis Worlds Fair
Colonel o. 4. Holt has consented to be.
come a candidate for mayor.
Aonther daylight robbery OF residence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
SPORTING NOTES.

Louis Jacobs, Sid Murray. Arthur Doolcv
ana Sol Meyer spent Sunday In 0ucSt uf
tcuthercd game They haggcd twcntv.one
snipe, forty seven larks aud one quail.
sam Strang, who has not signed n New
celved offers from the American Ipaplrs
Tut has declined them Straug is anxious
60 play In Cincinnati, not because he dis
likes New York, but for the reason that
Tenn. 49,
The New York club has signed Walter
Af,ndGrson, captain aud shortstop ~ the
wesleyan college nine, 10 two wears con
tract Anderson has been considered. NV
those who have had a chance 10 watch thc
college mines, rs the best of the college
ShortstonS and has been chosen for m
aI'Amcrican team, What he can do i'm pro,
feSslonai company remains To he seen Ue
was highly recommended hy Charley G',n-
Zal the former Boston catcher. who T.
NeSlcyans baseball coach "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
Texans in New York.

New York, January 20.-The following
Texans are registered in New York:
Houston r. Paldr Normandie.
Hyatt William Rice, Normandic.
AuStln~-taswell Ell@ aud wife, Nor
maudic.
ris. Hoffman
p, Fort Worth II. i Goldberg. Hoffman:
T Wright, Fifth Avenue
Mckinney A. Il. Chandler, Joe Arm
strong, Broadway Central.
Marshall W Adds. Imperial
Mmcola-I q, Rromherg Herald square.
,BsonA2m-,W,, P.v Crawford. Colonnsdc,
Iemple-A. J. farrell, Colonnade.
McGrcGor J. T. Gulledac. Coloppode
lonison--J. A. DouglhSs Coi6nnade.
Corsicqna-F Elliott Celohnadc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
MOVEMENT OF. OCEAN VESSELS.


INnoCI0I n Ihe FOst)
Mobile, Ala Sailed: barge Collier tAm)
for Sabine Pass Texas.
Newport News Va. Arrived, Iarne
burg
Prawlc Point Passed: Normania DAM,
from Galveston for Copenhagen
Fort Eads, Ia Arrived; Resale (Brl,
from ) Vincent cape dc Verde: still
water CAn1, from Puerto CarLe7, via Port
BnrrloS and Belize. kelyngrovc tRr.l. from
tapetoWn, Africa; Tymcric tlirl, from sun.
derland; Aransas tAml, from Havana;
bark sara NIruguayiam, from Rio dc ia.
metro Sailed. Alabama tNorl, for Port
Limou.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
ASUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather:
Fair
DOMESTIC.

Governor Taft Of the Philippine commits
sion has arrived of San Francisco.
The supreme court Of the United states
has decided that he who holds funds OF
a bankrupt must turn same over to the
trustee in bankruptcy.
A mine explosion in Colorado resulted
insthe death Of six men and the wounding
OF several others.
II has been decided to establish rice
Kitchens throughout the country.
Albert Patrick is on trial in New York
for The murder Of W. NJ. Rice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
STORY OF A PIONEER.
Prominent Topekan Gets Won
derful Results from Kodol.

Thos. L. Ross is the pioneer real estate
dealer OF Topeka, Kan. He has been in
business u years and in that time has
sold more land than all the dealers to-
eethcr who are now in business there He
located in Topeka in 1873 and witnessed
its growth from town OF few thousand
inhabitants to its present size.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
EXPLOSION I'M A MINE

Six Men Were Killed and Several Were
Injured.
Walzenhurg, Colo January o0.-A courjer
has just reached hero from Plcton coal
mining camp located three miles from Wal.
genhurG. bringing news thar to,.r,hi, -,
ploslou has occurred in one Of tho nines
operated by the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company at that place this morning In
three or four others pertains fatsIv On
Iufs9; The mine immediately caught fre
ana II is now Seething flame
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
Accident at a Flax NH

Belfast, January GOA wall OF the Smith,
Geld nax mills collapsed today, burying the
operatives. who included many women. As
this dispatch is sent, ten bodies have been
extricated from the ruins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
SMALLPOX REPORTS.

Wharton, Texas, January 20-From
Health OFFICER Or. j. NJ. Andrews. The cor
respondent learns that William Simmons
died last night from smallpox. This Is tho
ilrSt death from the disease this year i'm
me county The patient had been strictly
Isolated Tor eight days, hut had been sick
toi five days before his case was renorted
TO tue authorities.
GHpeland. Texas. January 20. Smaupox
Is beginning 10 be very prevalent i'm his
county aud the authorities are doing moth.
Ing TO control Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
FOREIGN.

Three insnreent ships ana three govern.
ment vessels engaged in duel In the har.
Dor Of Panama
Chamberlain saws tho Beers have made
no overturcs for peace
The Pan American congress has adopted
3 resolution to adjourn January 81
The hrigands holding Miss Stone hals
agreed 10 accept the subscribed ransom.
The place OF payment remains to be nFreed
unon.
General Adams was killed IN the naval
battle IN the hnrbor al Panama
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
10 CLOSE JANUARY al
he Pan-American Congress Has FIXED
Date for Adjournment

Me4ieo CiE, january 20--The Pan-Amer
lean at its session this morning adopted n
resolution on adjournment, according TO
January 81 'N "u
Iue conference also approved a resolu
ton 10 send the salutation Of tho c0nfer.
enge to senior Ava, the famous Argentine
past 50 years OF age Nv"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
RAILROADS

Assistant Grand Chief Gurctson and Vice
Grand Master Lee Of the Brotherhood OF
Railway 1rainmcu are here to confer with
Manager Van Week.
The southwestern tarlft committee makes
number of rate announcements
The Western roads viii not stick to the
freight agreements made with the gulf
lines.
The contract for building the Cotton Belt
Into Dallas has been let.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
WASHINGTON.

BY strict party vote the senate com.
mittee agreed TO report the house Philip
pine tariff bill. Democrats will present a
substitute.
The isthmlan canal commission has unan-
imously recommended the acceptance of the
proposition made by the Panama Canal
company.
Senator Culberson has called for informa-
ton regarding the Philippines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
TIE RACES.
Andes Reduced the Six and a Halt Fur
Iona Recnrh 70 10 10

Andes Reduced the Six and a Half Fur
long Record to 1919 t-2.
New Orleans, January 70 Dr. Hurt and
Ecomc were tho winning favorltos. Andes
reduced the SIX aud half turlong track
record TO 1;io&
Selling, mile Or, Hurt, Frank Jones,
Leroyd Time l.I2l6
Selling seven furlongs- Ecome, Queen
W, royntz, Time 1:2a
Selling, mile and seventy yards--Eva
iHigG, Sir Florian, Pirates Queen Time
Handicap, six and a half furlongs Andes.
scarlet Lilly, Grantor. Time 1:Ial5
Seiiing, mile and n furiong-Star Cotton.
campus, Prince Real. Time 1854
SN ana half fnrloDgs Colonel, Blue
Ridge; Digby Bell. Time l:2iA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
CoNGRE SSlONAL.

1Ss gNssippine tarG bill will come up
In the senate today
The house bill granting to Mrs. McKa ley
the mail frauking privilege passed the
senate
The senate was engaged most Of the time
discussing the bill creating the department
Of commerce.
The deficiency bill occupied the attention
OF the house
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

New Orleans, January 2O-P. q. Thebon1
OF New York fully ldeltiaed n. T.. Mans
ners, the prisoner In iail nt GPstnn. M
the lbobaud mansion In New yo rIope1
$4,000 worth Of lewelry. The IdrniI6cs.
ton was prompt and complete
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
TO ESTABLISH RICE KITCHENS.
Preparations to Be Undertaken by the
Association.

lSpcrla' To Inc PoStl
New Orleans Japulry 20 Louisiana and
Texas rice kitchens viii be established In
81 OF the large cities OF the country. This
fact MAS determined az a meeting of The
committee appointed by the Rice Growers
association held nt the board Of trade mi
morning Mr., s. Locke BrcauN aud Nj
henry Kahn, president OF the National
hlce mus OF THIS eltN representing The az
Soclation In a conference with Mis- mn,
whitney Gould, the rice dcmonstratnr. and
Mss Waterbury, her assistant Tomorrow
another meeting will Dc held when ire
question of a rice cook book will be dis
cusSed and further practical details OF the
hlg enterprise, which Is of such inHnite
interest 10 Louisiana and Texas. viii he
gone Into W
Tho FIRST rice Kitchen will lac established
n New Orleans In time for The carnival
the second viii be opened In New Norl, and
me establishment of kitchens In an of ihc
olher cites VIII immediately follow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values declined on account Of
heavy primary and estimated receipta
The stock market continued in It's rut Of
dullness and professionalism.
Wheat. corn, oats and provisions all clos
ed lower ON receipts of news Of good rniGs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
Commercial Museum lndo,s.d.

Mexico City, January coin spite Of the
objections OF commercial agency OF the
United States the committee on commerce
ana reciprocity Of the Pan-American confer
enee decided this evening to recommend
the Philadelphia Commercial museum 10
the good offices Of the nations represented
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
PoLITIcAL.

3 w. Dove has been appointed col,
lcctor ~ customs of the Salurln district,
with headquarters at Eagle Pass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

or HTS acoI5.' Wash.-Advlces by tho sto,n
movement in Form For@o.ld9 9 4, the insurrection
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
NEW ORLEANS nNrRIEs-

Mllc and twenty yards, selling ElNioraa
"a Frank Mcconnell i2i Elsie Bramble.
Farmer Bennett iia, Socapa. synconated
Sandy ii6 Hon Scotch, Flehor l2i Jessie
Jarpee 10 lgpiS. John But iis, Hulcb
Three furlonSA two yssrelds-ckimslisu,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

MISUNDERSTANDING. A. Ramsey and p
q Saunders are both very IN OF pneu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

CORPUS CHRIsTI.--Another hne artes.
ian well IS reported as having been struck
on the Kennedy ranch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21
TO cURE A colo I'M oNr oAv

she LAXATIVE Brome Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund monev N Il fsiIs ~ ~.
y W. SreSet signature Is on each boz. 2ac.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

FREDERIC A Holsteln COW
owned hy Charles Nimtty savs hi,ths ~
twin calves and they are dong we'll. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

Files Cured Without the Knife.
itching: Blind, bleeding or PrNtrndlnr
flies- Nour druggist will refund vonp
money II PAHO OINTMENT faiis 10 c1re
you. 90 cents '''7 10 Nu'e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-21

The Steinway Piano
IS The cheapest though highest prIced win
A. Watein Music 90. Dallas. STATE dealSrs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-24
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G5epr9 S6der.
(Sortiebung.)


Oabei i6ob er lein @eib u%nianft
sur Settle, uno sic Sbar aufreiBeno,
elite er nit sewaltisen S6ritten gum
Saus binaus.
Die @alburs ~itarrte linn lanse na6
uub baun l6lus iie beioe Sdnoe Dor
bem @eii6te suiammen. r9eilige
Mutter @ottes", fliiterte tie i6lu6s
senb, vilt bas mein Slid in Der Sb'
uno Ser eobn fir allies, mas i9 sez
tban?"- sic i6leppte ii6 sum nd6z
item S6emel uno ianf wie sebro6en
in bemlelben nieber. SSest, 400 tie lid
alleiu iab, mar ibre Sailuns 81 Gnoe,
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