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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

California needs just 10000 men for h,na
field, and can not secure them he wars inc ~.
element and the general increase OF Industry lse
into service all who not preferably dle-Et fa' 1
NclCS.
And these latter will be called into service at TIC
pile, if they come to Houston.
s. s. IL =
Secretary of finance for Cuba says that her hs &
must be to live within her income MS IS aoVu 80; =
with all OF us, private and public it We 90 nO M
go through the bankrupt court--Sdn AHfohlo Ls'N
II you have pull perhaps you can charge
expense account Wood did.
y -
The water millions are smiling on the vine and "
be filling long felt want in the genus A0Di'
Herald.
Did you mean to say home" homo" or hobo
Il s. =
Senator oar the great leader of the ant es Vp wv,
had eruption in the senate Thursday pul y, H. n
and American lead will continue to re psS'. ~ All
pine sa'aGcs where il will do the most goou !. ~ u
have themselves. The Americans are moi No. ;isas
ing the peaceful and law-abdng people o. las ~ ,,
tions like Hoars Carmack's and others rehe,e - ri
and that is all The American people luN s'P Ia,As Il
ing, They are used to the explosive erupt'on''--''
Tribune. MI!
We warned Hoar that he would get the repu'''''
after him if he didn't watch out
:; IL i
Alaska has volcano that is doing i y. ysts'
i z Dtilf
he went anywhere and failed to lind one'-7D''
Hcyoid sats
By next winter everybody ought to be aos y *
to take to bed with him for foot warmer
- a -
Potato buyers insist that potatoes ior 'r4'
be as large as a hen egg-BeiiS NeI'S r,.,,s ID
1t is said that some OF the spuds beng '-'''
are as large as hailstones
c.h Tsxas Hay aSeza5
responded to the call OF President Meg nsnbers ~
in Houston. 1t is suggested that INC This sssts'
ployed making hay while the sun shln is, oa sayAg
racket is run into the ground ana "a Rad ~
people would stay at home and work AZ ~ bisa Z
some good paper, they frequently woaa :
grange Daily Tribune
Now is the time to subscribe.
Teddy has not "cheeped since John oisr PSF
broadside. But then Teddy did more eNeS''
5ocdte III
Teddy levied on everything the hrSl .s,siss n
pork packers of Chicago, he took away ''N
squeal.
The San Antonio Light of recent da'e a n.t -,
item: DIR, Miller arrested by lns .ng ou d III
aitray in which DR.. James kenney WI ~; room o. ~
Miller was unable TO he removed rom ,ife wounds
OF his condition, as the result OF kp''s
Ville Chronicle ,.,h q
They perhaps arrested Miller because =
to catch. Il
The Post exchange den was recently ' zoos b r
pleasant visit from Mr.. z. Cannot M T,oa ~
the publishers of the East Texas Fruit any d. ~
paper which is doing splendid serves
diversiheation.
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OPPORTUNITY FOR INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.

Texas is singularly free this year from political
brols Perhaps there never was just such period
OF good will There is not single disputed question
that rises to the dignity OF issue. The frightfu
portents that threatened during the session OF the
legislature last winter have all disappeared Even the
Waters-Pierce bugaboo has vanished, except in one
congressional district, where 1t is rapidly receding
into oblivion and carrying with it the political amb
lions that conured it into being Other congressional
races either finished are interesting only in
local sense AS for the candidates for State Offices
they are reduced to easy walkaway for the favor
ties, and when the flag drops at Galveston there will
not be single ALSO ran" second place for only
the winners the track.
II happens also that Texas is enjoying a period of
unusual prosperity with prospects for the future as
fair as could be wished. Possibly material conditions
have something to do with political peace. At any
rate It is plain that there are great evils to be
remeded
II is an opportune time for the friends OF education
to present plans for promotion expansion along
the whole line of culture and intellectual development
This is pre-eminently the age of industrialsm and
Texas is moving with giant strides along the way TO
manufacturing greatness She has made a fair be-
ginning in industrial education but no more.
The university work in mineral study is but a
scrapirg Of the surface.
The Agricultural and Mechanical college has leaned
rather to agriculture than to mechanics
The Girls Industrial college has not yet reached
the corner stone stage
The common schools have no provision whatever
for manual training
The negro race has only one institution where in
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The Example Of a Patriot

(from the Atlanta Constitution)
.i ne re memorial address made on Decoration D, . .,
mo Oh General Grant by Judge Thomas G Lone q he
s an eN Confederate OF the significant IA
fo ~ ,ne oay Singular too the fact that Will ~
Uf Zoe was standing before the remains Of The nle the
IAN 10 whom he had yielded and was euoezng G cap
nation anu generosity OF the the president Of tb.
ashes f s9ne National Macpelah, raking over th
o. me dead era of inerneciue strife and $500, I lne
'i P OF that day by untimey contrasts the
,ss, 1 oy The latter we rejoice in the exceed;,
$50 ana loyal temper of the address made n, ~ good
ay V who now high official of the Federal ;d;ai
m 'ne spirit OF the true knight and the ,yord ~
de- patriot he paid tender and grateful tribute ~ H. u
@ statesman and reconeator whose ashes and .ne sol
alike aug" OF 'he south and the North
,vl iAe Confederate pilgrim to the tomb Of Graz, A.,
resra u a was neither forced nor fusome He vo;oG Ell
refused ; honestly loyal people of the South for ~
,bs, .snooe reyenges in the midst of his v; VINO
ternes for the people OF the South harbo 10 % ,
ed - s any honorable focman whose vaor no OH.
fully their hopes, and like Judge ZONES H.
pa,r;os WIN ssrands and praise at the tomh s.s's
. Lincoln and such heroes as Grant - 'ueh
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SOME WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
(From the Washington Post.)

(1rom the Washington Post)
Representative Hopkins, of Illinois, and Representative
Littleheid, of Maine in their committee room, where
a hearing be held
we can't SO ahead without senographer" said Hop
kus
He's here" promptly replied Littlefeld pointing to a
little who had just entered.
Excuse me- said the newcomer, but I'm not stenog.
rapher. / am Representative Belmont, of New York"
sippi made of Europe, In Rome he ran across A
had inadvertently given vendor money than wan
due for something he had purchased Mr. Williams extri
Gated his fellowcouuyman from the difficulty and after
that they great friends seeing the sights together
On the last day of their in Rome they went riding
Presently they magnificent carriage the occupant Of
which courteously bowed to the Americans Mr. wa
hams touched his hat, but his friend stiff as ram
rod,
Why didn't You bOw1' inquired Williams. THAT man
was KnS Victor Emmanuel"
knesw 10
Representative Wanoek Of Ohio who was judge Of m.
court OF special pleas his district for ten wears
once trying case in which the stand as
witress
How old your asked the attorney who was Ques
tionins her,
The woman hesiated
"Dont hesitate sussesed the lawyer, The longer you
hesitate the older you will be-
There was old neshbOs of mine down Kentucky"
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said Representative Wheeler OF that State yesterday VINO
,rnt out West When he came back he was very mucn I'M,
oressed with the fact that tho Indians to quote ms %
words were powerful fond Of whisky
How did you find that out asked Nun 49,.
We'll he said there was an old chic out there ,I
orrsd me his blanket, then his saddle and bdie' anu
orally his pony II would only give him my pint flask
's.Did YOU let him have iti' asked.
",No indeed was the emphatic reply i only had one
pint left
Senator Kttredge Of South Dakota, saw two little boys
.; scrap as he went 10 the capitol yesterday.
Don't fight boys, he said Try to get along without
fighting ,t L,s
we amt fighting promptly replied one OF the boys
I'VE are just playing politics"
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dustriasm is taught and there II is complicated with
normal and regular collegiate work
comprehensive plan Of industrial education,
reaching from the grammar school to the university
presented at this time would fall upon an open and
placid mind. and integently urged would command
favorable consideration. Schools are closing and
teachers have time for reflection and constructive
planning. formal or informal conference of educa.
tors could accomplish great good in presenting a
welldefned plan for the approval Of the democratic
convention this summer and for the action OF the
legislature next winter
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Atlanta Constitution.
The democracy Of the nation is slowly and crcumspeoy
forging its way into vantage position from which it can in
ali probability wage successful fight against the republicans
for majority in the congress AMI the presidency in
Senator liman expected by the democrats Of the
Union and doubt by those of South Carolina to aid
the party purposes and obsruc and defeat it,
ti, readiness supply the enemy with fixed ammunition
with which attack and epe the democratic host is most
cans is all truct 1t lacks originality OF dis
coyeiy and tmcinCss OF It has all been said
hundred before and better said than he put
IT though he tries a way hundred times.
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LEONARD woon

Pity the hero by lis duty bound
On foreign soil to live LIES dreary round
Poor Leonard Wood and dost thou tbinLh.a !,
Had he his way to stay and fight and boo,.
That papers tell OF piper Heidsick straivb,
And Old Crow whisky that would float w.;.,e
On Cuba's isle? Nay nay but he'd 70 dean
OF duty called with pepperminted breath
Hero of modern days Don't say "oh, fudrers
Greatest of all who ever hattled budget
Bravely he stayed when deadly thirst drew Min
Ana all he had 10 drink was extra dryr
When thirst did bead his brow and like to tbrOn,
Bravely he cracked the also beaded bottle
Doomed thus TO live whole weary leagues from IN,
Bravely he dared the bottles bursting foam.
Doomed to keep ward in that his island nr;v.
He took it straight no sugar mixed in his'n
Who that on beds OF ease his lifetime fritte,
Recks of the taste Of Angostura Bittersi
OF Bourbon straight, or good Old Crow, fcrssos
Or Old Tom gin? (That kind would draw t,sls
lie; pampered pet Of his heroics brsg
Who nc'er hath had and neer hath steered 4,
Far from his home and from his souls nirvsus
Bravely he drank, and smoked the black Hayir,
And We who scoff--aye you may take our word
lie hath downed drinks OF which you've never ben,
Drank from the rosy dawn TO evenings gloam--
Well knowing Root would root for him at home
So he did battle, scorning the amount;
Charger - Duty cried. He charged says the sass
Children shall list at some far distant day
To this old veteran, bottle-scarred and gray
VIII hear him tell, with wildly rolling eye
OF times when champagne popped and corks did y
Like musleetry and te-with vision dim
Tell how all drinks did look alike to hml
And they will look upon his well-won rank
And wonder how he held all that he drank.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08


Every one that throughout life Mr. Cleveland has
belonged that large army OF Americans whose zeal to serve
their country fixed salaries has led them to be character
lied as professional Office seekers and it is admitted that the
expresidens perenoy OF purpose in this definite field OF
activity rewarded by elections 10 Offices varying from the
sbreyaly Of Erie county New York to the chief magsacy
the nation 1t is clear, therefore that Mr. Cleveland I'm
dersands from personal experience only what the
methods employed and expedents invented by the office
seeking class also the cmbarrassmens and harassmcns
suffered by the Office holder required listen the
office seeker opportunities
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Huntsville Mercury.

The enlightened conscences of the Northern law svers
will non them from urging future legislation aimed al h
white men of the South AS they familiar with our
real condition they will marvel at the orttude with when
our people the fear of negro domination the ap
prehension Of which thank God belongs to the horrors
Of desperate past May the people of all sections become
homogeneous all OF the essential elements that go to make
nation great and may the angel OF mbue each mind
with the grand thought that created to help and not
10 hinder one another
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08
EDITORIAL PIcKuPs.

nc English people TO think that the Beers CO
oMed peace on too liberal terms and some Of the Bocr
"'as VINO nave been managing affairs far away from
nf seat OF war think the English were given loo much
Mn inc u9ys n the field who have suffered and blcd n
e usgeI hels OF battle seem to &c satisfied They are
hari Post. w e 0'''' O"e7'--Loek-
1t is reported that in swell societ, l. h, j.,
osio LOT e young ladies to go barefooted several b,u
oI Jay ney claim that such is very beneS,i
,, Dut me real reason is probably TO escane ne
torture OF corns.-BWnet Bulletin " e''"Pe ue
t en3n county is place where they grow evervb;r :;
Va anu everything grown is the best in The ,y@d
80, 'e Ilnns OF two grand prizes the universe cG
AU; q" N,iI ms with the similar prize won b H.
a,'ee MlIung company! makes two for Denton c y ne
Denton County Record. '" as much -
mat Hanna would arise in Texas for the renpoo,u
tonic Light - SWING II head'-Sdn AH-
"n2' me matter with DR. John Grant? He's AZ .s.
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Savannah (Ga.) News.

Savannah IUa.I NtWs' -, ;, 4,
According TO a Philadelphia newspaper, ton OF coal
means not less than four different OF weight IN
Pennsylvania At mines means 1850 pounds at
obters il means 1900 pounds That is when the miner is dig
cling it out and getting much per ton for mining When
the ton the coal dealer its weight is 7s4o pounds ana
when it reaches the it is lucky ton of coal ii it
turns the beam pounds.
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TAMPERING WITH nm .
By J. NJ. Lrwls'
Ynnrn

YOUTH.
Slim. lthc-limbed youth youth ~.
All naked by some old-tine s,y;s,s. vas went hs.
Where through the foliage shope anu pool
Whose bed was moss, and drinr;,s mis- q sks--
All wet with mornings dews. coolsS vs. and tot
All perfuncd with the breath of ,;s, n 'le rcca
Youth languorous and smiling al tbe s1
or some wild hidden songster a. Yen
Perchance, things OF today tina, - 'ogets
But youth, with dewdrops sparklino " us ssy
Its 1.-THE white limbs the youth q, sl On ~ liaA
Stands out the palmer as the eyes;s Jss.',usy
Sweet, pink palmed youth with ,snalss amsl
All we have lost. God bless The slIs srd
y y 4
A sea captain claims to have H..
islands in the Caribbean sea, Que Of ,hss' Two Y
dreds OF monkeys the other By ;mms.. ooecupti N
II these islands could only be towed to., hoess u y
would throw the coming fight OF JeFres s ,ae sss
shade. '''es and Fiji n
Russell Sage has been sued for s,soa.. =.
high life should him to either 90, ~, ih'
sudden. vel q de q
New York man. who says he lives -.
charged with insanity, and very properls I0a vi
knows that God doesn't live in New Yott '0I sr}
a New Jersey man has just dropn.d AZ,
doorway Whether he died happy or not d.osu.mu
er he coming out or going in, ~speaos q 4
Euphonia Ihaw, whose husband has s,,.d 49,,
says it Ihaw doesn't thaw out with liberal ,. - A
continue to be his affcctionate wife In sl a'IoN "
Delaware packers have formed eraS .a. ula
other trusts, it is doubtless designed to p;nch ~.
New York belle, having sued rs,-a.a as ~, soaiz
the railroad is wringing its hands, :" w
An exchange says that robbers cract.a -
skull but neglects to state whether or no, -. siis
thing in it. 10y oa'
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SOUTHERN PRESS OPINION.

Atlanta Journal.
And vet we will Just bet that of these congressman
Ohio are raising such row about accepting that statue OF
Frederick the Great would carry their grdg against royalty
50 far as 10 discard king in order to draw to ten spot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

Now HmL and Cleveland will each acknowledge that
the other is democrat and eordiae will be
established between Buzzard's Bay and Woferts Roost
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HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

r N. JOHNSTON. Pres,aen
O. j. PALMER. .................s.,..Vic Vice Preslden
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

rHE beautiful thing about Rooseyes gift OF his literary
works TO the the fact that the supreme pont,
doesn't have 10 read them,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

LAAARouE has already shipped 10000 bushels of eueum
oers This Is pu'tiRs erimp in the public large With
a vengeance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

Now THAI historians do give Teddy credit for lead
ing the San Juan charge he would better demand court of
inquiry nicely arranged court like that OF the Schlcy
would doubtless find that he only the charge up
San Juan, but captured Manila.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

INV YoRS and Washington are respectfully informed
that the use Of Texas fuel oil will entirely away with
the smoke nuisance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

THE British and Canadian governments are considering
proposition to opposition 10 Morgan in the steam
ship business Kitchener may have whipped the Beers but
Morgan can put up battle that will than "staeccr
humanity"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

II CRowpER had known the to end so soon his
report on the British camp Chalmete might have been
different
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

pRourn rather than Judge Roy Bean seems at present
be the law west Of the Peeos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

HANNA has erupted against the Nicaragua canal route
and exhibits fine line OF volcanoes and seismic disturb
ances all along the line He advocates the Panama route
because it is thought he wishes to reard If not defeat
! both.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

II SENATOR CunERsoN should say that he cot his
from some other individual than Miles the administration
would probably not believe him, and foreso giving the
general the bump which is alwaYs in Middle for him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

Poor old Dom Paul The most pathetic figure on the
worlds stage today.
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KITCHENER would now, no doubt, like to 90 over and
lick the socks off OF Ireland
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION,
Nos. ftof, 1903, 11o5, 1907 and t09 Frankn Avenue
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CORRESPONDENCE Of any description whether ~
tsnded fer ne Basass o. Editorial DesSrmen $ n
ptdnaI end all checks drafts moneyorderS ee idde pay
able TO THE HousToS PEINTISG ConPANY.
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Entered the Posoee al Honston Texas
Mai Matter
Graham guardian., 1902-10-17

FOR SALE-Old papers at this
office. l0c per hundred. If
Graham guardian., 1902-10-17
Delay is Dangerous,

One-third Of our immense stock
has already been sold to satisfy
purchasers; one-third we are ship.
ping to other parts to dispose of,
and the balance, the cream of the
stock, is for sale here to our
friends. Now ifyou have not al
ready bought all you can use the
coming winter, you had better do
so at once. Delay is dangerous
and when you miss the oppcrtun-
ity Of getting the balance of our
stock at cost you will regret it.
Cyclone Mercantile Co.,
1t j. NJ. FOSTER, Mgr.
Graham guardian., 1902-10-17

ed d................... II so
HI, S ] Forbes, sup
plies county INDECENT, al
lowed ............. 40 90
1l72, S ] Forbes, sup
plies county Jail, allowed 7 40
ll73, DR. Harry W Horn
professional services, disallowed
IT'S DR. NJ N Walker,
professional services, al
lowed. observation-disclosures. IL 90
1855, John Nash, reg
istration fees, allowed 2 20
1856, G W Shipman,
deputy sheriff fees, disalIowed
1893, TheO Shirley, JUS
tice fees, allowed. . 30 20
1874, Tbeo Shirley, cor.
oner fees, allowed ..... 20 90
1875, W E Wootan, ma
terial for bridge roads, al,
lowed .................. l26 81
ll96, Davide Oberto,
refund on fine paid VII
Settle, disallowed
1877, Ramon NJ Nun.
guia, rent of building for
pest house, disallowed
1900, H D Keppler, in,
terpreters fee, allowed 65 90
1901, H D Keppler,
sanitary officer fees, al
lowed ...."......... Sc 90
1902, L E Solomon,
road work, allowed. 49,. 5 90
l2O3-O5, John II Lacy,
county physician care in,
digent hospital, allowed AGO so
1907, W A Hamilton,
constable fees, allowed 35 Ga
W A Hamilton, sani-
tary officer fees, allowed. IS 90
1909, W A Hamilton,
horse hire, disallowed
1910, Gila Valley Tele
phone Co, telephone ser,
vice, allowed ....... 81 80
l2ll, DR. L E Wight
man, surgical instruments
as per contract, allowed 35 90
1912, James Martin,
bridge work repairs, al
lowed ............. 3 rs
On motion the Board adjourned
until tomorrow 1lth inst. at 8
o'clock a. m.
W. r. WADDILL,
Attest: Chairman.
THOMAS SMITH.
Graham guardian., 1902-10-17
Mr.. Wheeler Got Rid of His Rheu.
matiSm.

During the winter Of 1898 |
was so lame in myjoints, in fact
all over my body, that L could
hardly hobble around, when 1
bought bottle Of Cham berlain's
Pain Balm. From the first appli.
cation | began to get well, and
was cured ane have worked steadi-
ly ali the year.-R. Wheeler,
Northwood, N. Y. For sale by
Stafford Drug Co., Stafford; II. P.
Wightman, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1902-10-17
Fine Land For Sale.

We have Just secured large
tract of land to sell at prices and
ierms the most liberal ever offered
/ the ella valley. Water rights
With the land. Title perfect. Land
lies on the south side of the Gila
river opposite the Indian Hot
Springs. Land to be sold in tracts
to suit purchaser. No money
down the first year.
Inquire for further particulars
Of BUss & BIRDNo, Stafford,
or LOUIS VoELCKEL, Thomas.
Graham guardian., 1902-10-17
First publication Sept 10th, 1902.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION
Homestead Entry No. 2I07
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIz


Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention TO
make final proof in support Of her claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the District Court at SolOmOnville, Arizona, on
Saturday, October 25 1902, viz
Maria IT, FreeStone of Stafford, Arizona.
For lott and NE 4 MY 4, Sec 10, TP7 $, r
DC +, G&SRB&
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
John Scarlet, Charles FreestOne, Leonard
FreestOne and Joseph POulson, all of Stafford,
Arizona.
MILTON r. MOORE, Register.