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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31
ToDAy's MARKETS.
CHICAGO Live stock Market.

Chicago, July Cattle, 1000;
steady to strong; good to prime, 1855
@S.S5; poor to medium, 4. 5o@7 60;
stockers, 2.90@5.2 %; cows, 1900
SIS; Texans. 3.25@5.75.
Hogs-16,0O dull; mixed butchers,
z. 2O@7. 90; good to choice heavy. 7.SO
@S.05; rough heavy, 7.20@7 so;
light, 7.OO@7 65; bulk of sales, 7.4O@
ITO.
sheep-11, 900; lower; 2.5O@4. 40;
lambs steady, 5000. 90.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, July 31.-Buttar-Easy;
creamery. 16@1shc; dairy, 1870
1S1ac.
Eggs-steady; 17a@1Sc, loss off.
Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago, July 31.---Iced Poultry
Steady; turkeys, 1914 @131se; chick
ems. including springs, 121a @14c.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31
Farms and City
Property for Sale

100 acre farm five miles northeast of OF
tumwa, lays well, improvements fair, well
watered by living spring.
120 acre farm 1la miles from inland town,
miles from railroad station; lays well,
improvements good underlaid with good
vein of coal: mine ready to operate.
80 acre farm 51a miles from Ottumwa;
lays some rolling; improvements good at Il
price that is Il bargain
100 acre farm miles from Ottumwa;
lays fine, we'll improved: about 1000 rods
of tile on this farm This is one of the
best farms in Wapello county.
Good prairie farms in Missouri from SO
to $50 per acre; improved and unimproved
sofa and Oklahoma; improved and unim-
proved property in all parts of city.
Spry & Ostertag,
Sumers Building Corner Court and Second
streets, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31
| MISSOURI FARMS FOR SALE-wRITE
! c. l.. Clark, Montgomery City. Mo.

IOWA FARMS--I HAVE GOOD BAR
gains for sale. Write for largest and best
descriptive list in south central Iowa. All
sizes. fine farms and low prices. Write to
e. L. Mccall, Winterset. Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31

| BARGAINS IN NORTH MISSOURI
land. I handle nothing but bargains in
real estate. Satisfaction guaranteend.
| Large farms speciality. Write me. Ii.
c. Butts, Chillicothe, Mo.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31
Hides, Wool and Feathers
RETAIL PRICES.
Coal and Wood.

Coal and Wood.
Soft coal. nut. per ton 800. $50
Soft coal. lump, per TOM. ATS
Hard coal, per ton 9.75
Wood, per cord ........... 3.76
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25
GULF STREAM MARKS.
rhe Course al the Flow Fh'""
the ocean PininIy indtc"'e"'

The coIor of the stream IS percfil''
NV deener blue than that Of the ntie"'
boring sea, this bueness forming oH''
Of rhe standard references Of ne li'"'
ticol uovr!sfs. The depth " folor ~
due To The A.&a percentage 2I san '''"'
fainni rs compared VITA the f'lH 1'e''
waiter of higher attitudes, observation
having ,AoWn ,Aat tur more SAN 4ei"
IN solution ur sra Natrr ne more ~
tpnsn!v hue 5 lis color. IIllS 'F"H II
eXtratrODcai ATTITUDES "" '"lIr'.4HFN
obsprva water Ot Il 1eauttN! niue 'oi'
or. AS FOR Instance. IN !lr MetlIt"f'a-
mean ana in other aeaUT .ahl!ofArI
basins whrr. he nfuN # .f'aler WI
ter. being more ar lcSS imperfect ne
percentage Of salt contained - ra.sfA
by evaporation above rAr average 81 57
The National CtrOgTIDhIc haga"iHr
Another important tact II connection
with he stream is is almost t.'oDlra!
temperature tue 10 the 5art chat Is
high rrlortr enables t 70 rparh enc
middle attitudes With very little .oss
OF ArHt. e. On entering Is llmltS ne
temDrraGlrr OF he SEA WAFER frequent
Is shows 4 rise If ten degrees lld 'r'n
fifteen degrees. II vas tll8 fact tAnr
gave 10 tle stream IN The .atrr years
Of The eighteenth century and elr ear
Ter Years " he nineteenth IN .mp0r-
lance m tAr minds Of IA gators mat
it no longer possesses. IN Chose Ia s
80, al ~
son in 49, vas still an experiment
Instruments were rude and nautical
tables often At fault.
The rasult vas that the iererInina~
ton n the longitude vas largely A
matter Of g,lessWGrk vassel after 4
voyage from The channel 70 America
often being OUT Of her reckoning n te- I.
graes instand If by minutes The Gra. I
first suggested by Ben iamin Frank.!l. I
char the master OF a vessel. BY 1Dser--
ing che temperature OF The surface VI
ter could Tell the moment n his anr'T
Into the gulf stream and could hence
Tx ais position to within 4 few niles
vas hailed with delight
The method vas published n iT90
OF Jonathan Williams IN work.
entitled ''Therm0metlsca.
Navigation: Being A series u aypert-
nents and observations tending to
prove that by ascertainln9 The ,a!arve
leat or The sea water from r.nle TO
4rne the passage Of a ship through the
yuf stream and from deep water into
may be discovered IN tine
O avoid danger III this work he
makes patriotic comparison If the
'uIf stream to a streak II red. white
nd blue, painted upon the surface of
Ae sea for the guidance Of American
aviga tors
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

Enc china nands .,ara In

Fine china needs cara In Washing
and drying and should never be placed
IN nervous or Indifferent hands. Trnar-
Ell lovingly, china VII ast FOR years
and even generations. Only piece
should De put N me tub at one time,
the soap should ne made into stlGs be-
FORE putting anything IN. and the VA
ter must he rery warm, not nor. n
na!lg rinse n water that's Just the
81 iiie--warm, good supply Of hne,
SOFT towels IS Necessity and, thus
equipped, The washing # china is not
harG task. China VIII shine beaut.-
fully II wiped OUT Of clear warm va
ter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25
HINTS FOR FARMERS
Wells For Tile DS<che.

Among the most essential thinga IN
the construction Of tile bitches "a a
good outlet. A ditch may be dug and
tiled all right and do the work for
which 1t was made all right FOR shnr-
time. and then It begins to fail. am,
When investigation il made TO find the
cause nine times out Of ten il !s round
that the llles have Oiled up FOR some
distance. This la frequently caused bv
nogs and other stock. Now, this can
De better prevented than ramodlad
Dig we'll at the mouth i've or ak
rec. square and four 70 six feet deep
and wall It with two inch lumber. Cut
hole for the lie and let The Tile Dro.
Jert Few inches in the box. or veil
Cut A space on the lower side OF the
box FOR overflow Now you have vour
tile where you can go any time and
see If all is right. Nothing can enter
the tile 70 choke t. Clean The mud
etc out We'll as often as necessal.v To
Keep It below the t.le This can gen.
orally be done during DIS, zines. More
cnan one often can ~ empt.eh INTO one I
well al right. We have A ditch and
well constructed on this plan, and over
a'0 rods Of lie empty into the we'll
ana we expect TO run another ditch in.
70 the same we'll. This IS not an ey.
oensive arrangement, and we would
'arommend II hIghly. We consider
his one Of The best things We ever
earned in connection with farming
md expect 10 adopt this plan until We
nave found something better,-W. Y
turNOrd IN Pract .cGl Farmer
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

The purity u paris grann can be
quite readily and fairly accurately.
tested by dissenting it n strong am.
monia wafer. II pure, all Of the paris
green Will dissolve, the solution tlrn.
lng deep niue color. Cndissolvah
sediment indicates impurities or adl1l-
feratlnn. Another test is to place A
little Of the paris green between tvo
pieces OF window glass and rub them
together. II adulterated WITH line.
harium SIlphatn or similar Whit. ma
f"rIaS It VIII appear to turn white IN
places Paris green Of good qualitg IS
Intensely bright green aad Uniform
hen adulteratpd, the green loses
something Of is Intensity and Ia gray.
'sh green and IS not always Uniform
Charles D Woods, Director Name Ex-
pertinent Station.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25
a VIEW pRECEPTI.Es.3

Montpelier aug 25.-.5 vas III
aouncac saturday that Mss Lucy -ta-
pin II syracuse. Y x, hAs ieeu Sc
cured for 1receptress and Instructor ID
art at Mont 1eiier seminary 'at lie
coming year For the paS1 olfee
Years Miss lha6Il aas 1eel A leaeher
n 5le art department. y 5ls Name
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25
A Musical &epn,un

Don't you think VIII has a musical
laugh"
"lnd"od | 10. notice ne always
laughs when you try 20 sing. - Denver
News
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

Yes he sad, ''T got most II NY ed.
ucation ny trareling'
ibid YOU Z" she answered ..F,ava
you ever heen out Of this country p
Chicago Record Herald.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

The boy stood on he burning deck
Because he vas afraid
he couldn swim 10 save his neck,
And that was why ne stayed
Richmond Dispatch
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

S1e oent her glance upon nim,"
ne author wrote and hen
AS ne sad, she cannot ook
Straight in his ayes again"
--',incinnat. commercial Tribune.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

or what 'Hnpl"d y4h .ra vaava
WA"n fret e 1rt.ttca tl lnoai,..'
r n"t "n"n "" fe H'd more practice. my,
Fow straight and 1pen,. ", LEI
,7to State inurnal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

He-Are son fond Of fiction, Jarling2
She-fes, darling, out dom tell me
am the only -,ri you lave.evpi Iored.-
Life.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

Wesleyan seminar IL 81.
resigned her position --r--
MN ,peiier
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

A good advertiser gers .1.cz .~.,
4e also wants many 1e.ri- "a
lis advertisement and :cr 4,... a
sses Tie TEL IL aAA IA. a,e -
Trough WHICH ne -.sscre. al..is
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

1 claan' clear And 3:l...41l -41r3c .c.
lion Of lie .4noes -r..tv-Lane
oarrnno na-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25

Al The same time some twenty
i've cons 0f nay will ne sold.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-25
FARM BUILDINGS

Are located away from the louse
and are n fair shape. Raining
Vater 10 same,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-06
OH NIIW0:

= RI wa,,.orth ~ Graniteyile
~ - VIZ Ptvsr Junction this
ocrrtrg
Tha r-o.,ods Hon Scso.l FOO. ba..
,ogr1 u,ti ~,1r Al61f,eller SEMINARY a.
trr,raiiar ,crro-r,g afternoon.
s,,I,e. i Z ne,.oo lDsn their new
..ndt-' Grer tha National 8ank foday.
and YOU'D be p.e4.ed to have ypu call
Il YOU need 4nelLiDg in heir line
rna ,aya'qr Meeting oftae city
,.,.,-,-cil aI'i aka y ace , rjzlt.
-. ,..,. ia ,rteoa. = Dr.
~ w .4aolo n,r,ad u7.n
qr1u .4r1r4av evening the occasion
[af,y ~ trentte,r anoigersarg Of
- r,arr;srs r guest, " ugat
n ,tr,e NUMBER Of present, consisting
.nt hard PAINTED Gina ac1 gery
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-06
VERMONT ". c. I. L.

The :sth annual cOnven ion If the
Vermont v. 6. T e. Was held at
Rutland last week with large nun,
Der in Attendance. The STATE officers
we're REELECTED. Mrs. Margaret Dye
Ellis, the national uperintendent IT
legislative work, made an address at
one u the evening sessions About
100 we're p esent at the white ribbon
ga Wednesday after O n. At the
post pra adia exercises speeches were
made By many prominent citizens Of
Rutland.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-06
Monument to Nirginia Dare.

United STATE, senator Simmons Of
North Carolina wants a. monument
erected ~ mark the place where the
first English speaking people landed
and where the first Anglo American
woman was born-Nirginia Dare. The
historic spot is in Senator Simmons,
state. II is Roanoke island. and
the date was 15e4. The people who
settled there had been sent over by Sir
Walter Raleigh, and they wrote such
glowing letters home and made such
attractive maps that in lJ>J and l5s1
the colony largely increased. 1t was
at Roanoke island in 1851 that Nir-
giAla Dare was born. She ought to
have a monument, says Mr. Simmons.
and lie wants congress to appropriate
$4,000 for this purpose.-ratriottc Re
view
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-06
HIS LIFE IN PERIL.

Il Just seemed to have gone al To
pieces. writes Alfred Bee # Wei.
fare, Texas. "bliOusness and d lame
back had made life burden. |
couldn eat or sleep and telt almost
too worn out 10 work when began to
use Electric Bitters, but they worked
wonders Now sleep like d top, can
eat anything, have gained IN strength
and enjoy hard work They give
vigorous health and new life to weak,
.ickly, r down peo:le. Try ,nan
Only 50cc at
W. H. GIadding Bare
Dr.. ]. Fl Nc Arlcur East Barre,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-06
MISS HECKER WINS.
Fair Apa,,aInis GoIfer I. Chanpio'
For second Time.

Brookline, Mass. oct. 6 The wealth
er during tn" closing match Of the W0-
men's championship golf tourney was
all that could BE- desired for good play
Ing, and fully 3U0O persons asseMblrd
at the links Of the Brooklne Country
club to witness the final battle for me
championship title between Miss Gene
We've Hecker, ApawHlnis, and Miss
Louisa a. Wells. Bfooklne Country
club
The match proved to be d grand eX.
hibition Of Skin. Miss IIecker winning
by i ~ and = to play.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-06
CITY NEWS.
F. r. Rice has returned 70 tn city.

T. l ''''e ''a' g. r
Ire Ne1he En- talrt ~ ..+ ,osr,s+
Ne4cner j. >'cH " III '..V -.'-,.,r.
te'rr arc ;-e GUST H@s ''11
}.1,t
Hr,. {. 4. !" '.a -as 'e'''D9N ~
tuIa city IRON Ne" ~ A.
Hr. ana MI, CAR Iemp'e''u 81 =
j L4dd > st1F' aaye sec. I,T5 .o.1 = -
A'N'n' " Fct''si ''-' $40
Il d r" LAY Dc
:. Prescott ven + - " e''' - y
l-'' '--'f '.'--'
"r,. joseph TAT Is reported 4,
maca better teaay
Al. MO are to take part 10 inc eX
erc.se> rfn" evening d. IKE r.
&c 'I9h " !. please ne tne!e PROM P,.S
, 81 OK, hA' 'nefe VIII oe ~ 4e-
Il e Z u I-'l.c L ~ ..1.,.',14 - =
{ H,il''-Ie1 4''.- .ol1' -'O ''-7'-
- J'Tael I =. -
Mr.. i, H. Watkins ana ms II, y
NJ nm returned oat1Eda! '.QM nut
and.
A man VINO is In postum 10 kno"
whereof lie sPe4Ks sala 700 ; ln1I ne
y C nlcel( tnat ever! senator ~ TUG
legislature: WIN p1I t"J eac7 p''oNS'
= III ID '9l - -'02' 9P''''''
There vas Christening - {
nome OF hr am MIS- ffe0 h7ll! ~
Second street yesterday
TIE regular meeting o. the Il, t. |.
?. 4 will be he'd IN THURSDAY even
ing
Many people IN this city are plan
Ming t. take IN the excursion To Mon
treai tomorrow. Among them are
Jesse CayLue and Henry Patneaude.
A brother Of George Marden arrived
in Montpelier Saturday from New
Hampshire TO help the young man
oul u LIN diHlcuill
4 petition is circulating asking the
superintendent Of the lndustrlal
SchOo- at Vergennes 70 release on pro-
baton John Newman, one OF the
small boys who was sent there few
weeks ago tor breaking jnt0L. NJ. Aver
HIS store house.
Ernest Beuis OF Moatpelier began
work this morning as clerk at Prindle
& Averill's store,
DR.. II. b. Hanson is spending few
days in the city. He has given up his
practice at Washington and has bought
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-06
OUT OF DEATHS JAWS.

when death seemed very near
from 4 stomach and liver trouble.
that | had suffered with far years.
writes i. Muse, Durham, y. C., DIR.
kings New Life Pills cayed my life
and gave perfect health. - Best pi |.
on earth and only CSC at
VII. GladdiDg, Barre.
Dr.. J II Macarthur East Barre,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-06
A MERICA'S FAMOUS BEAUIIE!

AMERICAS FAMOUS BEAUTIES
l. ak with horror IN Skin Erup-
tions, blJtcneo ,u'es pimp4eS. Tney
don't have them nor ,j'l any one
VINO uses Bucklen Arnica >aIve. 1t
glorities the face. Eczema or Salt
Rheum vanish before II. 1t cures
sore lipS, cnapped hands, chilblans
lnfallible for Piles. 2jc at
W. H. GladdIne, Barre.
Dr. J II Nc Arthur East Barre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
PROPOSED BOND ISSUE.
City and County Commissioners VIII
Meet TO Discuss Ii.
NECESSITY OF SEA WALL ADMITTED
Boldly Asserted by Former Doubtcrs that
Its Construction Must Be
Accomplished,

Galveston. Texas. January 27-At tho
regular meeting Of the city commissioners
tomorrow night II committee viii he APP
pointed 10 confer with q similar commit
tee from the county commissioners regard
ing the proposed bond issue for the protec-
ton Of the city from the gulf. The com
mittee proposes to act promptly and nave
the bonds ready for sale this spring, II pos
sib!c. Whether they will he city or county
bonds has not yet been determined, though
ii is proposed that a large portion OF them
shall be county bonds. OF course the 1ote
Of two-thirds Of the taxpayers must be
had before the bonds are issued, even "
the county commissioners and city com
mlssioners agree upon such plan. inc
magnitude of the project in the race OF
the existing financial difficulties OF the
city and county makes the cautious QUE
hesitate to express an opinion ttS"tvti
the ultimate success OF the undertahlAE
However many who In the past had netn
frequently heard 10 ask the question: Nau
q sea wall be built are no" u"lIt t;S,ii 2'9 n
ing that sea wall must be DuliI, ~
seems that ii would have been lnhhilVlG
better never TO have had the pan "l"
project mapped out by the poalu OF 'n
giueerS than TO fail to'carry II INTO eNtgu.
ton since the necessity Tor sucu pio'eS'
ton is admitted, , ,.,r
The people here fully realize that theg
must help themselves in This crisis or tney
vii NOT he helped The truth is that
rronertv vnmes in the storm-swept district
are preP So - greatly deprecated that i w9na
be hard to estimate what the real lal9ies
arc. and the business portion of the CllE
hos also suffered If these are restuiru
adequate protection must he secured II IL
tberrfore a question Of sacrificing several
millions Of dollars in property, values p,,t,, Tr
binding the proposed SEA wall FuDlc
Sentiment naturally favors The latter al
ternative and many believe that II the PEG
Die Of Galveston viii show the proper slS,
position to help themselves they VII '4 i5n
CITY and corporations and other business
concerns reaping profit from the DUST
ness of the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.

Stsphenvile Texas, January - Candl
dates for congress arc TO hr voted on 81
the primaries for county Officers March S
Bastrop Texas. January - Tho county
democratic committee Is 10 meet hero Fob
wary 10 10 fix the method OF nominating
candidates
Albany Texas. January 20 There arc
many candidates for office In Shhckelford
county and the campaign win bc a very
warm one,
Waco Texas. January 90 Hon Cullen
r. Thomas has announced for congress lie
gives out platform containing tho ren7onS
for making the race, aud Expresses CON
nu,ncc M securing election
Bryan. Texas, anuary y. Dr. ]. H.
Fountain has formally announced as a
candidate for reelection 10 the legislature
from this county. His candidacy h. sub
iect to the action Of the democratic party
Calvert. Texas. January 27-Hon j. G..
Mitchell. chairman of the county demo
cratic executive committee, has called upon
the members Of the committee Ia meet I'm
Franklin on February 10, to determine
whether candidates VIII be nominated In
Robertson county by convention or prl-
over the county seem 10 favor an early pri-
mary.
Warrenton. Texas. January ~ A pr
j. r Woltcrs Of La Grange. chairman OF
the FHyctte county democratic cxecuiiv
committee 10 meet In each voting preCIS~t
on Saturday February $, 1902, at . O'Clock
.. m. The purpose " this convention is
10 decide whether or not Fayette county
fayors making nXAnatlons for county and
precinct officers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
GLASSES NEED BATHING.
WHEN YOU'RE AT FAULT.
Dlr1ness OF Vision Is Often Due to
Neglect of the Speotaolss,

Many people who wear glasses and com
plain that their sight is gradually dimin.
iebing and that their glasses 10 longet
suit their eyes, owc the idca 10 dir,y
glasses Spectacles aud eyeglasses are
as much benefited by bath MS people are.
Il is strange how many people there are
who think that Ivy viping their glasses
now and then they keep them clean The
fact is they want bath Just a. frequently
q, does a human being You see, "a U.s.
tLis way: The face and especially the
eyes, an the time give on a huc ynpor.
|Gis clings to the glasses and tho dust
collects on them As soon as they h0Comc
q an that Is apparently clcan-thc wcarcr
l. satisfied,
So the process goes on But, while wipigg
the glasses clcauses them and is necessary,
o barn Is also required. Every time the
glasses are wiped a enc 6lm of dirt Is left
on them and this gradually accumulatcs,
aUd no wiping viii C.can IL Oft, lu time
this coating gets quite thick enough TO
blur the vision. even though al "A glance
The glasses may appear clean. When this
occurs the sight IT, diminished ana thcy
come 10 me many times with the complaint
that their glasses need chaiiEing. Whit
they ought 10 have uouc was TO give the
glasses "a bath In warm water. srrubbiug
thDm with small tooth brush and soap
and afterward wipe them. This should
hISt he done with chamos leather and then
with tissue paper to polish them.
Or W. T. seymour,
1913 Texas Ave, Moore Burnett Bldg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
A poetor,s ExperIsno..

"stranEs ~ II may seem" remarked a
physician. who has prsctlcsd 10 a email
place for DeRrly 70 wears, "threefourths
Of my practice is amongst the farmers lly-
Ing within radius Of ~ miles OF this
town. Formers ought 10 be the healthleSt
people ON esrth, but, as y matter OF fact,
there Is somebody sick In their families
most OF tbs time The trouble IL, they
eat too much 'rhelr stnmacns become
cloEged. Thonsncss and headache follow,
then they send for me
Town people Cysr-eat. too, but for reR-
sons easily e1plaied they do not eat as
much az farmer and bis family do A
great many people Imagine they have heart
dlJease, mafarli and aggravated stomach
trouble, when Ms matter Of fact II is
theIr stomach Dr. CSldwell's Syrup Pep
sin and Herb laxative Compound taken
IS directed makes healthy stomaohs. II
heads OF Indigestion, dyspepsia bilious
meas. sick headache and Constipation and
expensive doctor billa. II Is sold BY most
druggists In 5oc sAd 500 bottleA AJAX for
Il. II he hasn't L. We win be glad 10 send
you a trial bottle and q valuable lttis
book on stomach troubles free. P0Pah
6yrup Company, Aentiesilo, III. U. 9. A
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-28
CITIZEN DUNCAN'S PLATFORM.
lie offers One for the Use OF Any and All
Candidates for State Offices.
To An AnSlorsly Awaiting Public.

10 AN AnXlorsly Awaiting Public.
lieHmDle'- Whereas, Candidates arc ,si
ing If not refusing, to PVT forth platlor,r.
ana those who will not under any r,.c,,,,
stances become candidates ,haviu, no.o
S ,Snl1ity honorcO are promuigatng
Ana, Whereas, belong TO tb,. ls,,er
cas- nave sawed out, tackled to.ctber
ana announce the following:
PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES
l. Every candidate shall ne rpoulrol Cd,
finnish hins elf with ut least three spa,ob,
one Of which sGal, Doc . ContcIrrnrt .nn,'.t
ana one devoted solely to the Opto,n ami
nov tu eNtcimindtc 'tm '"
=. IN order that they may he mora. b,,,,
uteu III inc observance than M the nFra.,
an state democratic platforms shyu ~
alter he understood as uer9tlvinr Nv.
which they affirm, and affirming tbai Ohi.t
they negative, ana shall be accorlinyI@
lutiYc action -
:. That the Texas antitrust law. loylns
exhausted the possibilities of The En,,li.T
iausnagc IN the chort to define and destroy
HuSls on every character and hup ulJ
having failed Of its object i'm rartsi, -,
pie instances because Of the limitatlon. Of
Sdld ldnguagc-a committee of Diren mo
Lessons y dead and foreign languages be-
APPOINTED from the university and 1lph
schools of the State 20 select nng,n7r
or greater scope aud elasticity tnau M,
ELgliSh, In which selected IanruIIr 81,
anu trust law shall be drawn and enacted.
which VIII effect the object intended
T. Every corporation caught yioiatiue lin.
raw snail be compelled, under heavy PENAL
tes, TO get from the secretary OF state ,nl
TO wear a new suit of clothes 20 cost not
As the law now stands this is only pc..
.. IN proper conformity to the conSt,i,.
t ,,o cue prl's OF crude oil f. o. b. at She