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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
Darby and Joan.
BY VIRGINIA LEILA VENT.

They had entered by the West Sixty
third street gate at o'clock, and al
though they had now been two hours
In the park, they had not wandered
very far. There was a pathos of con-
trast between these two shabby old
people, with their awkward paper bun
dies, and the bright grass and foliage.
the volatile squirrels cantering over the
lawns, the alert symmetries of the
birds. There was such a mocking diff
ference between the outside garb of
nature and human nature!
The decrepid old man laboriously
arose from the bench upon which they
had been sitting, and now, with his
bundle under his arm, stood chewing
blade Of grass, staring steadily but
1ncuriously at his boots. The woman
watched butterfly which rested with
spread wings on a honeysuckle bush
hard by.
Shall we be moving on, Peggy?" the
man asked a last. On the meadow
across TIE path was a gray rock, with
plenty of tall, uncut clover grass grow
ing about the base. Without answer
ing, the woman got up from the bench,
crossed to the rock, seated herself, and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28

mine operators of the Transvaal whose
titles We're acquired from the republic,
will therefore be secured in the position
thus defined.
During the eight months ending in Au-
gust, 1899, after which the commencement
of active hostilities interfered with the
active working of the mines, the Witwa
ibis rate The years production would have
been e18,727,548. AS matter Of fact,
it would have amounted to some G20, 000,-
COO sterling by reason of the progressive
Increase in the monthly production already
shown during that year.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28

In some of the mines the upper por
tons of the Main Reef are stopped in
with the Main Reef Lead
er itself. The thickness of the Main
Reef Leader varies from a few inches
to about three feet. About sixteen
inches would represent the average
width. In it's value also it varies con-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
Expense Account Serious

What would you do if a colleague told
you that you had offered an unwarranted
statement
well" answered Senator Sorghum, eff
1t was financial statement that he al
luded to. say an expense account or some
thing of that kind, I'd be very much
tempted to get angry. It's a pretty serious
Jhlng TO aSSail a mans credit nova
days. Washington Star.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
JOHN COULD PREACH
ECONOMY ALSO
Clergyman Thinks He Needs No Rest
and He Retorts in Kind.

SiSISyWdH nInkS ne NeeoS NO Hest
and He Retorts in Kind.
A clergyman, who enjoyed the sub
stantial benefits of a fine farm, was
slightly taken down on one occasion
by his Irish plowman, who was sit
ting on his pillow in the wheat field.
The reverend gentleman, being an econ
omist, said, with great seriousness:
John, wouldn't it be a good plan for
you to have pair of pruning shears
here and be cutting few bushes along
the fence while the horses are resting a
short timer"
John, with quite as serious a counte-
nance as the divine himself, said:
Look here, wouldn't it be well, sir,
for you to have a tub of potatoes in
the pulpit, and while they are singing
to peel 'em awhile to be ready for the
pot?"
The reverend gentleman laughed
heartily and left.-Tit-Bits.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
LAUGH conceaIs Ache.

why do men always laugh when they
hear Jokes about losing money at horse
TaceS?"
That" answered the unlucl1y person.
us because a laugh is often used TO con-
ceal am aching heart. washington Star.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
Homeseeker,, Excursto,s

Great Northern Railway sells houe-
seekers tickets, st. Paul or Minneapolis,
TO all points West, including Montana
ana Washington, on the first and third
tuesdays Of July. August, September and
OctGber, 1902, ct rate Of one fare plus So 90
for the rourd trip.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28

Leaves st. Paul 1880 p. m. Minneapolis
sos p. m. Effective July 9th Runs
daily, including Sundays. Palace Sleep
ing cars and vestibuled coaches lighted
by acetylene gas Try it.
Tickets and full information at City
Ticket Office, 1872 Robert street, corner
Fourth, st. Paul, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
Outlaws Hard Work.

and how were you finally captured?"
q was completely wore out" answered
the Western Desperate
BY fatigue and hunger?''
No. Givin' newspaper interviews an
havin' my picture took "-Washington
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28

"Have YOU read Shakespeare? Have
you read Dickens? Have you Red Raven
Splits? queried DR.. Dick, growing face
tiOuS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
FISHING TIM {.

I cannot fix my mind today
On what | have to do;
A picture haunts my inner eye
OF waters swift and blue.
My fingers itch to cast a fly,
The bells of memory chime
And call me to the woods and fields,
For this is fishing time.
A dream of messy stepping stones
In lazy amber brooks,
OF grassy banks with blossoms bright
And silent, shady hooks,
Where l forget the world of toll
And wash away it's CRIME
In crystal depths of running streams
That sing of fishing time.
long to see the sunfish play,
The minnows' merry school,
The trout beneath the shelving bank
Or in his favorite pool
And all the silver fnny folk
That throng the watery cline;
So hand me out the old brown coal
l keep for fishing time.
-Minna Irving in Leslie's Weekly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND
GREASE? WHY, DON'T YOU KNOWN
SAP Pol 10

to the tricks of pipe making, and now
we manufacture any and all kinds of
pipes, from the cheapest clay to the
finest meerschaum. Washington Post,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
Old Home Week.

The 500 Line offers a special round
trip rate to Portland, Me- Call at tick
ct office, 119 South Third street and
learn particulars.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28
.HADAWORTHY CAUSE
BISHOP JOYCE, OF MINNEAPOLIS,
ON SUFFERlNGS AND PERSE-
= CUTION OF CHRIST
HE WAS SUSTAINED BY
DIGNITY OF HIS MISSION

The Clinton Avenue M. E. Church Re-
opened After Being Closed for Re-
pairs-One- Third of the Cost Is
Raised at the Morning Service-F.
M. Rule Also breaches.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-28

The New Night Train for Sioux City and
Sioux Falls, Via Great Northern Rail-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09

At the regular meeting OF the Houston
school board. held at its office in the High
school building last night. every member
wss present With the exception Of Captain
f. 3. Il. Schneider. who is confined to
his bed with sickness Much important
business was transacted.
The minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and adopted, as wss the report q
superintendent W. w. Barnett FOR the
month OF November. The superintendent
report for the period stated is as follows:
10 the Honorable Board OF Trustees. Hous-
ton Public schools.
Gentlemen;--l herewith submit my report
for the month ending November :, 1902:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
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MARRANn srrRs.

In the Ave warrant books found there
were hfty-four stubs on which no entries
appear and for which the blank warrants
could not be located Some Of these may
represent the warrants which were given
duplicate numbers, as there We're seventeen
Instances where two warrants were re
corded on one strb, and four instances Ia
which duplicate warrants were issued to
cover warrants either lost or destroyed.
There wers found ten warrants. each pur
porting to bear the signature OF the presi.
Cent Of the board. none o. which were
nlled out, and there wara -Four warrants
no record Of which appeSrel on the STUBS
This would count for Gritty of the
blank warrant, aud corresponding stubs
and leave nineteen unaccounted FOR.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
CURRENT LiABiIlrIEs.

Exhibit II is statement OF the nAbin.
tles 81 the beard on September s. 1907,
complete IN 50 far as the avilahle records
would admit Of its being made.
The stubs OF all warrants issued prior 70
MAY 10, 1900, we're missing, aud. therefore,
this exhibit includes only such az these
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
GENERAL.

Exhibit shows the bills, the approval
OF which could not be located, but for
which warrants had been drawn. WITH
few exceptions, the minutes of the schoo!
board did not show any detailed informa.
ton relative TO the bills which had been
passed upon and approved The payments
of these bills appeared to be regular, hut
Il Is possible that some OF the items In
cluded In this EXHIBIT were not approved
In the event that any OF the Items were
in any respect irregular. the total OF the
discrepancies as shown would accordingly
be Increased.
Blank warrants and stubs did not bear
printed numbers, the practice apparently
being 70 insert the numbers as the war.
rants were drawn.
Neither the approved or unapproved bills
nor the lists OF Bills approved 10y the board
were hled IN any regular order and the
condition Of the records Kept by the former
secretary Of the present board were other.
wise w poor condition, Yours very truly.
Haskins & Sells,
Certified Public Accountants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
A MILDc

OF Contagious Blood po.. ~
ted, It is always bad, thon ss as's /.
no external symptoms of AS g ,s'sssI'
/ Because the diseas. !.
oping does not indicate ~, 10Y = Il
a mild one, for the pois ,nss tAses
work in the blood and , s,'l vs.
spending its force uro o system IA
vital organ while you are lo IN. i'ss i,
ternal signs Contagious I ~, II.
does not affect all aliEe % Siood III
the first little sore is on;.,.,in mot 1,
painful swellings III he ., ,Gloss..l
eruption upon the bodv s.Olla i
i'll the mouth and throat n, s.sss q i /.
colored blotches, loss 70 IN y,
orows and other symptoms - ~ " !
able disease. When tbc r :: ani y
fighting its way to the SINUS go.s0n %
the disease in all its hideousn.,'s il's'
1t a bad case; but Contagious 81 " =
son, whether working iuterr. . isOa
nally, is dangerous, treacha a.sy :, I q:
S. S, S. is the only rernsav ", NJ! a'i'
Contagious Blood Poison tboy0, sas,s''' =
permanently. It is an snt tio's !, =
deadly virus that prodro.s V " % {
eruptions, sores aud ulcers. sss II ~. .
the bones. Mercury and pots s ~ i
the skin eruptions, but In .oS a.a ~
the poison further into the syst.,, ,s !. I
it siumbers for a time. but Co.'S 80, ', I
again with redoubled fury. 80 =
D >. >. is a vegetable remsiv,...,
been used successfrli,- e. -~1f ~ !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
HOUSTON DAILY POST. TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 1907

warrants as were presented Tor rcgisira.
tion aud may or may not represent OF the
warrants outstanding which we're Issued
prior to the date mentioned. Ia as many
Instances as possible statements Of account
we're secured from the creditors. but where
these statements could not be obtained the
liabilities shown represent the bills that
we're IN the office u the former secretary
remaining unpaid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09

Balance approved and
unpaid. exhibit II,
schedule No. l ...,.......- S65l ~
WARRANTS DRAwN-NOT ISSUED.
Among the former secretary's papers
we're found the following warrants which
had been drawn but not issued:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
Difference, being warrants paid appar.
entity fraudulent-exhibit &C.. 80.

Exhibit 81" schedule /. contains war.
rants issued prior 20 May is. 1900 psid
subsequent thereto, the total being $40.
$40 SIS
Exhibit "F," schedule .. contains dis
bursements other than on warrants, ''pay
rolls beginning April s. 1900. and ending
disbursements other than on warrsnts
"miseellaneeus' being a total OF $50. SIS 02
Exhibit 20" contains warrants Issued
subsequent TO May is, 1860, divided b.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09

wrote Mr.. Downes as tol.
lows Il inclose herewith
warrant No s3s for Ssg5
to cover your bill for MI.
fanny Industrial cabinets I
have endeavored to ana 4
purchaser for this warrant
hut there seems to be M
market for it at present
Mr.. Downes advised, under
date of October S, 1902: 4
never Endorsed any warrant
for 1915 covering the amount
of this bill. Mr.. Tracy
never sold any warrant for
me with my knowledge, nor
have ] received any pro.
ceedS whatever from Mr..
Tracy or any one else cover.
ing the amount Of this se
count. | never
have instructed Mr.. Tracy
to indorse my name on any
thing. as I do my own IL.
dorsing. II Mr.. Tracy hss
discounted warrant IN my
favor purporting to bear my
Endorsement, II is without
my knowledge or consent.
80
The warrant No. s3s, for
S3T5, was issued 10 the order
Of A. j Tiffany, and on oe'
tober 20. 1902, y5as still IN
his hands, I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09

Total ...s.........t''' ~
xhibit H

Exhibit n"
10, 1900, and. apparently genulne'
| In favor of -.
]. b. Bell November IL. 1893, ;,
warrant No. 362 .-...:i.'.;.;,, "
]. b Bell, November H. lS%' ,
! j" f T, Day a. February fSi a. 1900
| T. wrap Fi Davis i3 February ri 9, 1901. F,
warrant No. q5l ..............s
Edith Munger, February 9, 1900
warrant No s34 -.,...;.' 80
II. Waddell November IA, 1879
! warrant No. go ...........lt'
| L. Y. Watson. February 9 1919 ,
! warrant No. 9PT .........'., ~,
IL. V. Watson, February D. lsh
! warrant No 99S ....,.;..'.,;
Issued subsequent 70 Nay -
| 1900, and apparently genaine' ~
| Exhibit &c .....''''''''''''.. -.
49,, ........s i5a
Accounts PAYABLE for which war
wants d6 NOT appear to have
been drawn: schedule No, i ,,,s
| Anpr0ved bv the board ..,..- VIZ
| not approved by the board..', =
Total .....--.--.'.'.'' ''''''
Bills payable: ,ooo . cns.
tav c Warnecke, payable On 2,
before three years at per esql
per annum. interest payapN ss
semi-arnually .....'.''.'''''''''
Unclaimed wages: ..1t
| Gertrude Bleakney, pay ROOF oa'su /.
W 3. Coyie, pay roll dated NAY
/, 1900 ....,.....;;;';;..i;.ai' AMI
W, b, CoyIe, pay roll dated Ap'u
W. B. fS0G coyie. pay roll dated
June I, 1900 ..........:.,i,' 'd;s,tto,t
Grace Darling, pay roll os'ss
| November s, 1901 -..,;i's:tei
W. NJ. Z. Dickson. pay roll ua'sO
June /, 1900 ..........;;t''iis,si
Mrs NJ. Kleiber. pay ron ua''
| June /, 1900 ...'.'....;ti 'datad
Rebecca Pryor pay roll oa'sa
May II, 1900 ..,...' Iii dared
Rebecca PRYOR pay roll ua''
June I, 1900 .,....;r,'.s;,ste,i az.
James Starks. pay roll dateu
| Mamie Williams, pay roll oa's'
MAY Is, 1901 ......'''''''''.---- --...
Grand total ......,..iss'N "a ccal
Fvbihit "H." schedule ~ ~. las
arconnts payable Septemus. "a hsYt
T,bicb warrants do not appes.a.t, ssyySySt,
! drawn. being a totai 96sh al
a84. so; not approved S'VO0''-
Exhibit 81 =
.rod and for which bills appro'AS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09

Zach teacher Is investing 10 good books
tie money which the pupils will be per
llltted n tako home aud read at their lsts-
ait Our thanks IRE due the people for
.Aslf assistance IL building UP the libraries
far tts.- children. Al the last report We
Esd el4S volumes 10 the circulating libra
glss for the children. Now this number
Eill be considerably Increased.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09
OVER PAYMENTS.

The total rental accrued from september
~, 1900, TO June II, ipU2, in favor u J. Z.
George, for the engine house on Hogan
street, was SEAS. rhe warrants issued TO
cover this rental aggregate SOS. an over
payment OF SO. This prepayment oc-
cured In warrant No. 69T. dated March IL.
1902. for 500, whereas the amount should
have been $50 the period covered being
only two months. The bill reads as fol.
lows: Rent from January IL TO March II,
1902. three months, az $50, 500 aud WAS
approved by the board March 4. 1907. Inis
warrant, No. 69T. Is stu outstanding ana
for but $40
Errors In the account Of O. l. Cochran
are as follows:
Policy No. 2204. Aetna Insurance com
pany; premium s2I, and policy No. GID
Hartford Fire Insurance company, premium
NOTO were Included in bills dated Feb.
ruary q and July 81. 1901. respectively
The amounts Of these premiums were in
Guided In warrant No. 29S for S46 10, cover.
ing bill OF February %, 1901. and again 10
warrants Nos. 400. 40 and 43i, aggregat-
Ing S42A7U covering bill Of July 81, 1871.
Policy No. IoSO. Hartford Fire Insurance
company, premium $1,000. was included IN
bills 81 February % and April /, 1917. rhe
for So. 80 and one-half tho amount Of bin
% April ]. 1902, for $3.50. 81 were covered
by warrant No. SCI FOR $3.50 %.
The account as corrected is as follows:
BIZ OF February -, l9Oi......... S4B ~
Bill OF July g. 1901 ............ 424 ~
BIZ ~ February IS. 1902. ..... G2 81
Bill Of April /, 1892. ........,..... l,54O -
Total -...........-- $2,O7i "a
Less:
Premiums on policies Nos
2204. Aetna Insurance
company, and 67ia, Hart
ford Fire insurance COM
pany, included twice. s4s 10
Premium on policy No.
1850, Hartford Fire In
surauce company. In.
clu1ed twice ......... 81 50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-09

M
'" w; Barnett claims 10 have
,rreelyed q warrant about
VIZ above date. which he AZ
Siroyed IN the presence -
W, Tracy for the reason
nat the amount Of samo
nad hee1 Included in ~
ray roll II is possible tbst
me warrant DESTROYED was
not No sol. rs no record az
tne s.uo-book can be found
soNerlng q former warrant
ireturned TO Mr. Tracy far
me same reason. which v,s,
iht was IN the posSessia,
o. the secretary N an
Noard, Should this warr,n,
~. sol, ever De presenta5
t b9t payment 4 should sei
% honorec. as the sr,o, ~.
y NOT due VI " p eilonnt
Solllns Bros July en-. ints eu.
rant No, S45, collipt 49, war
The bill Covering M, ,os -. -.
rant was approves ~ VAT
beard July q. iafs, Win ,.ns
provito that fh- Nto me
eould be investiesss5 a.,es
tne oiil Approved ~ AZ
FAsAer' Or. Parker ala sot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05

n. & 6. Beers Advice.


New Orleans. January I'll. & r, Beer
say Of cotton: Notwithstanding Liverpool
advlces were unfavorable. our market only
opened l to > points lower, declined / ad-
dtiona shortly after, subsequently I'M
proved - to II from the bottom on the
reuctlon theory in expectation Of n marked
falling off in the movement next week, be-
came slightly casier later, closing at
net gain OF 9 points on the day.
Port receipts today gained $4,000 over
last year and the interior towns Increased
coco Tho Monday estimate for New or
leans was large, whereas the Houston esti.
mate was really the only point which was
somewhat light
Reports however. were received anticl-
pRtlng n decided decrease In Texas re.
ccipts and thie combined with Houston
cGusCd large purchases to he made. It is
ccrtainlv remarkable that operators should
re guided entirely bv the daily cstimat s
from Houston iGnorlnr the heavy move.
mont elsewhere, especially whom Il Is con-
cfded by every ono that the Texas crop
IS from ecec 20 1.c".Nn Shor Of lN 7
vcsr. Who's. who believe IN large crop
evrcct the 'rCyaS short ~n 10 he more han
oTsot east OF the Nlss's ippi river Tn Sc
tactics may momeutarilv occaelon spurtg,
hut unless thprc Ia ahGrn failing aT Ia
tho general amount marketed II g. que 10
nornh'c whether such improvements ran
he maintained in tho face Of poor Euro
moan textile trade and Spluuers pursuing q
hand 10 month ro'Irv.
Under the circumstances We again sug-
rrst that our friends realize on their long
cotton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05

Regenc,htlve Tar'.ts Is the only recog-
nizcd positive and permanent cure for Lost
Manhood In all It's forms and stages.
1t Is scientifically prepared by the best
chemists IN the world. The reputation Of
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know when they stand sponsor Tor a rem.
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resented, And when upon their reputation
thcr make the statement that Ecerncialivs
Tablets viii curr MI cases Of Lost Man
hood, Spcrmatorrboca. NnHcoccle or weak
ness OF any nature Of the nerve or sexual
ORGANS, cure must be positive nnd per
maucnt This company win send every
person who Is suffering from nervous dis-
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There Ii hut one tcN ~ o genuine nod o'No
and that Is thc results whI'h 9rp o''7' W.
nv its u,e: n II cvree tho 1'fNasn cor 'cl',N
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fho tnst hv 'chloh 'hc NN'o1'l vpn %
wish their ore woeb free goo. mort '0 20
''eA 'ftov using Rf..n."H .iHr TsN'pfs
rrc vrcrr the svNnrpr ~lN fn1 rev r'#o-
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now N,,f I'm his rc'us rory nuh'tlnn. p
now weu n t.lu hee'h sr' f1,a'-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
THEY ARE BEING MOVED
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHERS
The Receipts at ST. Louis Included 500
Texans, While There Were None
at Kansas City or Chicago.

Commenting or the prominence Of Texas
cattle In that market the Kansas city
Droyers Telegram of Thursday has the
following;
There we're thlrty-nve cars Of Texas
steers brought In by the Katy today, The
largest run Of the season. Live stock
AGENT Maxwell 20. that the bulk Of the
stock tll-, has arrived over his line the
past wees or ten days consisted Of Texas
cattle, the movement from the Territories
having not started as yet Practically all
On the cattle brought in by this rod o.
uay were cotton seed fed steers. The Sluti
Fe, Frisco aud Rock Island have begun to
haul In fed stun from below the quaran.
tine line. hut the movement along tnt lat.
er roads has not been SO carlJ as that
along the Katy. There is u large suppl, OF
steers throughout Texas and III whole
quarantine belt being fed cotton sc,-. meal.
The Texas feeders probably get their steers
IN the lots earlier than the Terrific, feed
ers. or else hey are anxious TO take ad.
vantage OF the present good condition OF
fine market.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05

treatment there was not sore or pimpie
on my body, and today | am abso ~,ely
wei, | give YOU permission to use my
name ana ! viii answer all inquiries from
suffering men,
Every railroad running into Fort Wayne
hrlugs scores OF sufferers seeking this new
who can not travel to realize what a truly
marvellous work the doctor lie accomplish
Ing they Will send free to every sufferer
free uIll package Of the remedy so
that tveyyone eau cure themselves In the
privacy OF th.lr own home. This is the
only tnoNu treatment that cures this most
'rrr'nlp of on diseases. Address the state
Medical institute. 31l7 Eiektron Building.
fort WAYNE. Ind DO not hesitate 70 write
nc once md the free trill package Will
be sent scaled In plain package.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-05
CONDITIONS LOCALLY
HIGHLY SATISFACTORY
Days Sales Went Above the Average
and Good Sized Arrivals Of Rough
Reported--The Outlook.

Yesterdays rice market was highly sat.
iSfactory locally The days sales went
above the average and a large amount OF
rough came In The demand Is unchanged
and extends actively on all the critics at
prices which have prevailed for some
time. Preparations are being made for
the next season aud conditions are en-
couraglug for the growth Of the contiguous
belt and the facilities of Houston for mill.
Ing the output.
Many Of the companies which have been
formed lately for he purpose Of growing
rice will not begin active operations M ~
next season, and 1t Is estimated that the
rice acreage In Texas viii be more than
treblcd next year In addition 10 he cor
poratlons which have gone into the rice
growing business, large amount OF pri-
yate capital has been Invested In that
industry
Further projects are under way for con
structnG local mills and tho wants of the
public for the product from Houston offers
a promising field for the prospective en-.
terpriseS.