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The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-14

is glad to note taat the majority OF it's readers
appreciate its efforts to give them clean
readable and un-to-date dailv paner, and
while the telegraphic news is received at a
great expense, the management feels that the
Daper would not be keeping abreast with
growing Jennings withoutit.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-14

TILE RECORD wishes to call the atten.
tion Of its readers to the telegra hc sery1lSSe sery1Ss
most important happenings at least twelve
hours sooner than they can be read in any
naper coming to the city from the east OF
west.
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The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09

Francis J. Conlev has success
fully passed the examination in
the track service department Of
the Santa Fe and On Monday went
to La Junta to take charge pf the
section east Of there. Francis has
been in the service Of the Santa
Fe At this place ! number Of years
and his friends are glad 70 note
his promotion.
There is plenty Of work for every
boy in town or in the country Just
nov At good wages in the beet
fields. and there i 20 excuse for
their loafing around town getting
into meannsss 10 You have boy
big enough to thin beets put, him
to work. Very few boys have been
killed By hard work, bat thousands
have developed into useful and sucJ
csssful men through being com
pelled 70 earn their way while
young.
The Cherry Tree Home officers
are greatly indebted to Mrs. Ho6.
man and family assisted bv the
1r ~
following named young people for
Mayday baskets containing many
useful articles for The chiIdren.
Virginia and Opha Tuttie, Eliths
McAfurtry, Hope NcPhssson,
Myrtle aud Grace fklemau, Krs.
B. Tnttle, Gladys TaSbnx. Dslla
and Evelyn Hsberstrob Anna mi
Marie Bryce, Goalds Dewitt,
Edith Brainard, Veda and Aida,
Engstrom. AZ y. BINyAxIN. /
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09
HOLLY. LoRADoslkIDAY, NAY 8, 1902

For 90 ribbon = 1Oc. For l5c
ribbon Il Sc.
Don't lay Your xAtch away De.
cause il don't run Blanchnt can
repair il.
Mrs. IN. A. Erikson and some
friends, Of Amity we're shopping
in Holly Satnrlay
Mis-. L.ura y ,yerton i. en-
gagged in drsas- -m1k King at Miss J.
n. Browns millinery store.
George and Al Wilson started
tp drive to their old home in
Stanton county Kansas, today.
Granby Hillyer ssone of Lam.r's
attorneys, was1ookfae after some
legal businsss ID Holly Tuesday.
SEE WHITE
For : ladies' walking hats worth
s2.00 for sl.2t. "A 4l.50 hat for
tel.0O.
Me.dane. 9. ii Adams, L. J.
Byars and Al. Ja4ason returned
from + thiir visit s. Tribune on
George B. Wick. editor of the
Bent County Dem8erat, aad water
commissioner Of thu district, was
in town Wednesday
SEE v1HIrR
For mems Sumn.tf hats at half
price. A $3.50 hat Tor 75c. A
81. 90 hat for 60e.
Mrs. ]. 9. sap on ard s,n,
|of Granada, vi1lted Grandma
Wilson fsw dan this week, re-
turning hons \ "
Dsa Jandebar. tie blart tsmith
who has been employed BY Robt.
King for some time, left Sun
day for his home in Nebraska.
Arthur Hanson, who is working
for B. s. Ferguson, north of Gra-
NADIA, came to town Sunday to
whit his folks and to attend church.
The county commissioners are
in session this week. Commission
or Mel Pherson vent up to Lamar
Monday to attend the session.
w. T. Lewarh. geasral agent
for the Columhis Savings 4 Loan
Association Vas n,itown Tuesday
settling mp the loans made some
time sgo.
II you have ! steel iron, tin or
felt roof paint it With Donkey
paint. Put 1t on any kind OF q
Hat roof. The Holly Lumber Go.
sells it.
( George Cores and 0tho Howell
won't up to the Missouri Pacific to
get some horses that s. w.
Howell bought there recently Mr.. |
Howell viii ship . carload east
next Tuesday. !
Every person who has alfalfa |
should zee TO it that they have it \
With a lawful fence.
Otherwise tLsy might b called
upon to p4y for cattle that get in
and die OF bloat.
SEQ Mathews, Of Coolidge, for
Cane. Kafir~ Corn, Milo; Maize,
Tennessee Evergreen Broom Corn
and Garden Sseds d $500 and
1925 per cwt. Also lowsst prices
ON corn and chop.
On Monday j, A. Baird brought
! bunch Of S. brood. .mases from
4 Kansasswhich he will Rlsos on the |
I9sas1,, r.vcl, Sss,.t h ~ IA r;s>,.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09

A carload ofbran and corn chop
at Mathews, Coolidge.
SEE WHITE
For mems J Japanese silk under
wear.
j. W. Shirley, the Coolidge bar
ber, was in town Tuesday after
noon.
J. B. Pratt traded a team 81
horses to P. Z. Herring for seven
milch COWS and calves on Monday.
/ have some white Kamr cbrn
seed for sale. Enquire, at my
place ! mile south Of F1sd Mohl's
place. G. +. SKIrr.
Frank Taylor and family have
moved back TO Holly after few
months residence at Amity. They
are living in their house on the
east side.
J. I. Banks has as fine : stand
Of onions on about two. acres Of his
place q We ever saw. II any
thing like the present price con-
tinues until next fall there will be
a small fortune in an onion crop.
Road Overreer j. W. Bryce il
pacing gravel in the road north
OF town. It viii be . much needed
improvement. There is another
piece Of road. about 200 feet in
length, farther north that il
badly in nsed q ! similar sppli.
cation. a;y8
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
TEXAS REVEALING ITSELF.

The University Of Texas mineral survey organized
May a. 1901 as provided by the legislature for mineral
survey OF the public lands OF State Already accomplish
meS by inc survey have more than justified the legislative
wisdom which established it. Within than three
after ITS organizaon the issued its first bulletin
PShphet OF ninety pages handsomely illustrated with half
tones sections and and containing all the reliable data
available concerning the oil industry Texas This publ
cation which promptly welcomed by the Manufacture
ers Record of the timely issued by any
state, and the demand for great that by
1901 nearly all OF the 1000 copies issued had been dis
trbued
In the meantime members of the survey of which Or
William b. Phillips is director work studying Ger
tam public lands in Brewster III Paso jeff Davis, Pecos
Preside and Reeves special reference to the
sulphur deposits OF FL Paso county quicksilver ores
OF Brewster county For nearly fifty years the sulphur
posts IN the northeastern of III Paso county have been
known but detailed information them has been SC
cured only within recent years. Mr.. f. NJ Skeats of FL
iaSo VINO was familiar with the field made the report
Tor the survey which has been embodied in its bull
eu Mr. Skeas finds that the chief drawback to the de-
veopmcnt OF these sulphur deposits fact that the
that in spite OF this and spite distance 10 tide
watet Paso sulphur deposits are much nearer the
eaboard and much producing oil than any
other deposits of the kind in the United States and that
they have the additional advantage being the sur
ace and OF occurring soft material rendering the use OF
steam for their extraction entirely feasible The point IS
well made too, that considering fact that the United
states imports annually about 10000 Sician sui
Phur worth about 100000 and that the importation
New Orleans alone is of the value $4,000 a year it
would appear that the Texas sulphur deposits are worthy of
the attention that may bring them into touch with commerce
In the same bulletin of the survey published the re-
suits OF the preliminary observations of the Brewster county
quicksilver deposits where the are extensive and va
fue problem and where the production quicksilver dur
ms the past two years has amounted $50 TASKS worth
about $47 flask
Investigations in this direction will he continued during
this year and special bulletin viii be devoted to record
preparing third bulletin the and asphalt rocks
OF Texas, to contain complete analyses Goals lig
mites and asphalt rock together with tests Of the fuel value
The value of these Investigations may he appreciated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
= PAGES TO-DAY.
THE cRumPAcKgR RESOLUTION.

The news from Washington that the republicans
have determined press the Crumpacker resolution
to investigate Southern election laws and support it
party measure will be received with sincere re-
greet throughout the South
The regret does not arise from fear of loss Of rep
resentaton or any deprivation of the right Of self
government that might he attempted by force bills
conceived in the same spirit as the Crumpackcr
luton The South has never shown fear at any con.
test with the North Of any sort. The regret comes
sincerely and solely from the ruthless revival of
tonalism which had buried.
The Southern States have been doing their part in
contributing to the support Of the Federal government
and the general welfare of tho United States Freely
have they given men and money for every National
need, In good faith have cultivated a National
sentiment among people and affection for our
common country.
But the sovereignty of the Southern States as to
their election laws undoubtedly exists entirely as
when the immortal Declaration OF independence de-
clared the colonies to be free and independent States
II the Southern election laws are unconstitutional,
it is for the supreme for congress to so
declare If congress usurps judicial functions and de,
cares the Southern election laws unconstitutional and
proceeds to inhict this that punishment on the
South, be the punishment light or heavy the action
viii be unconstitutional and tyrannica and the South.
States win hud way defeat nullify the at.
tempt and the consequence will be renewal of sec
tional strife with all the i'll feeling and injury to Ma
tonal and material development that strife engenders
The Southern States know their requirements as only
experience teach. They have wrought out in sore
travail and seltpunishment the greatest problem of
sociology that confronted civilizations and they
will not tamely submit to having their solution
upset and their present domestic peace destroyed.
II the Crumpacker resolution is honest it aims ulti-
matey to fashion sort OF coercion upon the
suits of the proposed investigation and that coercion
will meet with evasion defiance that will preserve
Southern integrity at the expense all the good feel,
ing now prevailing. If the resolution Is not honest,
but is suberfuge for creating an issue to save
the republican party from threatened defeat on its
record of imperialism and COLLISION it win never.
theess excite Southern antipathy From either view
it is mischievous measure which the remnant of
craftsmanship and patriotism in the republican party
ought to prevent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
BLOWING BUBBLES.

To close observer of the present municipal cam.
paign in the city of Houston there is considerable
humor to be extracted from the adopted by the
Stewart faction. They do not answer charges They
reply by making counter charges, although their conn
ter charges without foundation They waste no
time in warding blows. The blows are too straight
hard and true for that They fight their fight nv max
ing passes in the air that would be Knockout blows IL
they landed
Very many of these counter charges have been
floating the city, 1t is necessary to answer
them for they burst in the air without even breath
of wind like the soap and water bubbles blown nv
child from pipe. But just for the sake of amuse
ment lot take of these bubbles and examine II
for moment.
The charge is made by the supporters of Colonel
city government Of Houston with which the Stewart
faction is allied has been extravagant: that il costs
more than twice much TO run the city of Houston
1t does to the city of Dallas and much more
than twice much it takes for Galveston Now
the Stewart faction does not attempt to answer This
argument for which the figures are given but II
makes the counter charge that Mr. John H. Kirby who
is supporting the Holt ticket, is rich man There's
argument for you.
The appeal made by this charge is to a prejudice
that does not exist here at ALL are glad to see our
fellow citizens get rich in Texas because it helps 10
build up the State.
Now, Mr.. Kirby is not candidate on the Holt
ticket and is concerned with it no more than other
gentlemen who have been supporting it and making
speeches In favor OF it because they believed such
course 10 be their civic duty but since the Stewart
forces have chosen to be personal with regard to Mr.
Kirby is not the obvious that that gentleman
apDlysE the same business sense that has made him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
SOME PosTscRIPTS.

Emperor William Of Germany has offered a prize for a
motor car suited for the purposes The award
viii he made some time year by the emperor himself
The vote OF Nevada huctuatcs very little In 1902 it
was 1888; in rSo4 1o.soS in 1890. 1905 in 1903,
has such record of almost stationary vote
As result OF the nitrate combination formed at Val
paraiso the has decided increase by pence
per qunta the export duty nratcs This increase Of
duty will produce annually GGooooooo additional revenue
General hughes in his testimony before the COM
mittee on the Philippines recently, said OF American
chamber OF Manila that is composed largely
OF Ensshmen and other Europeans who do care np
for American interests
he farm house in South Spencer Mass, where Elias
Howe the inventor OF tho sewing machine born in 1870
has been advertised for sale by auction March e. The
sale vi" include the farm which the house stands The
latter is tumble down affair hut at the time the inventor
occupied it the dwelling considered ono Of the hest
farm houses IN the town of Spencer No assigned
Tor the sale but it understood that the Howe heirs feel
unable to hold the property longer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

A., a blatant clustering bowhead Funston who captured
HSt,"iao sne9k mas succeeded in getting position
At a banquet given him in Chicago Funston asserted
that Americans who opposed the admnist ioo pol
ICY should be hanged and their memory held in ohio
qoy lie furthermore said that if Waller o,,ittel h
ernene with which he charged then all he Funston1
could say "Hurrah for Walcrw Carrie Nation N,rv
EHen Lease Sockess Simpson Freddie Fuua,on--what a
similarity there is in all Kansas products
< 4
The Galveston Tribune says the recent rain WAS ,
itndoH~ ono We surprised that Galveston puts 80
10" an estimate on water the general opinion throughout
% @1 'o fs rsn was worth more tia" 'e" million
Doubtless the Tribune not speaking OF the State AZ
large and merely meant that the rain was worth million
dollars to the Tribune.
he salaries Of aldermen in Wye has bccn i<el At ~
to bear per hs bur9fcn a9d n9 p'Gg that mqpepa have
take those cents without any quams OF conscience bs
S there have been aldermen who were not worth that
amount
The Orange Daily Tribune is the very la,e, R,irs
short OF space will merely Gin lieu OF deserintiop) state
'nat is published by Charlie Rein which means that it is
editoraly and geographically All that it should he
Cecil Rhodes, the ambitious is dying without seeing ,t,
apnwGm, Of ne dream Of his lifethe establishment Of
FROM the present. outlook Cecil would have to live for
ever in order TO that and that impossible because
1T appointed unto all TO die and after tLo me
Judgment Poor Cecil
: s.
FRINGE Henry has gone home much pleased with the
warm reception given him here Picasqnion Monitor
henry IS most reasonable fellow. We gave Spain
great deal warmer reception in Cuba wasn't pleased
at ALL
81 #
me New Orleans Pcayuue IN speaking OF the or,,orica
eoquence OF Governor Taylor says; No effort n rord
painting could possibly attain sublme height Governor
aylor VIII be at our sister city OF West the last ct i;
March Hold yourselves in readiness to hear him bsrc "
.4bboH Graphic " "'" 'ueie.-
About the greatest joke that know OF on Bob is tina,
ms advance agent is publishing the following from New
York paper and considering a compliment. "rayor ia cer
tainy Pasanni of orators and Cicero OF voIinist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

prosperous in his private affairs consideration
OF the affairs of the city of Houston of which he is
citizen, and finding the city Of Houston is paying
than twice as much for her city other
Texas cities of the size supports the Holt ticket
because he believes it will bring about a better
dion of things and refuses to support the Stewart
ticket because that ticket is composed of allied
with the present ertravagant city administration? In
deed, neither Mr.. Kirby nor other would ever
accumulate any property all IL he adopted the prin
ciple of paying than twice the proper price
everything.
The people of Houston will not be deceived into
thinking such arguments solid. The Stewart people
may amuse themselves by blowing bubbles, but it is
a vain amusement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

gated very much than hundredh part Of what
gess VIII be asked to pay This is than vandalism
ana congress should promptly SIT down such an at
tempt to rob the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sentinel
s.
An hngshman named Archibald Collngswood Heather
ngton Westmorcand has recently purchased tract of sew
Graf thousand OF Panhandle land II is an
uouuced but is evident that he intends 10 fence with his
namc--PdriS dduocdic.
The man who would discourage any contingency that
mas IN its ultimate result the growth the city is lacking
IN inc true spirit OF loyal citizen Do all can to make
the city grow and If you do anything take back
scat and say nothng-PGcSfitc Press.
he editor Of the Granby News considers il question
with some people whether the pcrncious activity Of the pro
leSSoha politician or the pcnicious inactivity of the aver
good citizen the to blame for discredt which
Is gradually assang free government BRENNAN Banner.
i
One Of the staff writer's OF the Port Arthur News claims
20 nave invented capable OF converting mosquitoes
INTO Jack snpe and plover The News mans invention is
not so wonderful after all he only adds biting capacity
TO inc game mentioned mosquitoes of the Port Arthur
rioty having already and length bill corresponding
the birds named Beaumont Enterprise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Jacob Nallery ot Pattsmouh, Neb has attended every
pagn OF 1870. He was boru in Rhine Falls Bavaria in
1873.
The Semmes family OF New Orleans has presented to the
supreme court OF Louisiana portrait Of Thomas Semmcs
the eminent juriS which will he hung in the old supreme
court room.
Dr. Egar OF London it is understood, will compose an
ode for the coronation June which be heard for the
hrSt time at the state performance at the opera when the
solo will he entrusted Madame Melba vocal
sentative OF the colonies
Prot Charles T Kent teaches Biblical literature at
ale, thinks that moderate ha1ing is good thing Ac
cordng to the Boston Herald in discussing the story Of
Joseph the other day he told OF his classes that the
owner OF the coat of many coor rather Young
person and that the hazng which his brothers gave him
needed to bring out what and gond in him
C. A. Pearson the London publisher has offered Santos
pumont Prize of 100000 for arshp voyage from on
don 10 Birmingham No time limit is fixed. The distance
IS miles This will he the greatest Santos Dunont
has yet attempted The competition is open all aeronauts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21

living There great waste right here me wotu -
clamoring for in hundred departments OF business
but not this 1t is practical and constructive ase
and 1t IS the who do things VINO are wanted men
who can open mines ASSAY ore build bridges and great
buildings, buy judge and handle stock raise big crops AT
the smallest economically utilize the labor OF other
men handle complex machinery originate new methods
rather than those who Of and have TO do with the pas
cxpounders of ancient theory explorers IN metsphys
cal mysteries Call it bread and butter age II you VIII
deals almost wholly with the future and not the past Leave
the past with the monks the ualists and the dust OF ca
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
In the Matter Of precedence.

LOUISVILLE Courier Journal M
There is something rather petty in the eontenu.b
nave sprung up at Washington over the questn
ambassadors or congressman shall have the
governmental functions at the capitol UndensVP a N
and representatives and judges OF the supreme ho Il
more important people home than ambassador" D., IN
modern times have become largely ornamental Zen ~
about the principle that the guest Is always TO he g
preference Are our cousetpt fstbefs 50 srea - As
can not afford to defer 10 the guests Of the COUNT N
Inc threat that the ambassadors will not hefea sues
capitol unless given precedence Of the members u n i
II may he said that should such calamity conc r., va
country will probably continue TO worry along ~ s1
and many benghted citizen will know .h sr,
mas passed from that the is DINNER or INV s;nl.a;
the moon less mellow than in ths days when ING Sdy
corps besmed out in Respondent costumes tor va =
ton OF the idlers about Washington city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
What the Age Needs.
Anerlean Press.

he law OF supply aud demand gets in its work on al
the professions hundreds of nice young fellows who
have been educated Tor the law the ministry teaching ana
medicine a. an expense Of $500 $1,000 6ud out as SOM
as they graduate They find that they have stuff 10 sell an
an already suited market and that only few Of them
really very few-ean make place, position and Food
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-21
TAMPERING WITH T.Prp, :
THAT'S III, p1 4 -
&c but amt it nice ter spr,v,

Gee but amt it nice ter sn,,.,
Where tn grass is green ~,
where yeh hear til wild brd. umesp
mi yeh re almost fast asis.esll
reel the breczes fan yer far.
Feel the sunshine siftin' a.,
Spring finds cities out q nIs"'
spring amt got no use fer to-.
When spring fevcrs got web -
faint no use a-holdin' bs.s
II yeh know strip o. wooa
II yen know windn' tract
mats the ony place fer vouI
tn do yeh good, yeh know
IT yeh git where skies are h,, N+
An where country breczes blo.
Mebby you know where's a sn,;
Bubblln underneath tree
Meoby know grapevine .v;
Mebby know slopin' lea
Where TIL sun shines all d,v a.,
Slope by Southern breezes t;.,
Where boy yeh trilled sor
with Wild blossoms in yer IS,
But If yeh don't know tbes, ,h;...
They arc easy things ter and
Iheys place where wild bird
An where Jasmine vines arr ,u;s,
Borderin' each Texas way:
Borderin each lazy strea,,.
There are hooks where sbadd.,, :,
here arc hooks ter lay an dre,."'
90 an climb the trees web cI,r,h,
'io out where yeh useter swim,
IT yeh seek fer comforts ctunh
Walk III visas cool an din,
Where fergit-ne- nots are hid
An wood violets are sbv.
Where yeh hear the kstydid.
That's tn place ter 90 an Gei
X II
Sooy Smith of the Chicago real ,,t,,.
the steel frame work of Chicagos sky scra,s, \; s'H
and that the buildings are hound to col,pse ~ olsss
gentleman has eased his mind he MIGHT 81 uae
where he got his first name ''' ~s pull
From the number of pueilists who have b..u
attend the coronation, it is probable that hoa ~
spilled ''Voa WI
wooden boat years old has been A.. Z,
bog in Ireland The supposed to b,v. a
X
The minister stopped his hsranEue.
And his hearers all stood up and sanvu.
Then he spoke of the works
Midst the lar away forks,
or Miss Stone. Don't that civ. Va,
4 r
lostois says money is a curse Their. A.. t.
but wish the curses squandered in youth would eo. ~
10 roost. s'ue a'a
1t is said that Brother law Boni wsb,, :, g.. VI
Mccoy for $4,000 to whip either Jeffries a, F;ts. y
fool and his wife's money are soon parted y
"A deat Indiana boy while coughing recently bl.v 4
d paper out OF one of his ears since which tim. M H.
ng has improved wonderfully. It is only along Il, wsa
hat boys cough through their cars.