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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Me hereby announce ourselves AZ eaads.
uss'es Tor aldermen Of the rify 81 Honstor
s,,,o our sospectye wards. subject 70 ths
nerehr declare ourselves In farsy ~ s,s
ioh"wsng platform: NJ
y We fsyor municipal ownership of ali
s p,unnc utilities. and especially favor the
Norks and light plant
We favor public improvements
20, -, 4Me tavor q strict enforcement of all
Nu,ttrarR entered into by the city
We fnvor creating sinking fund sut
pyllen. 70 care for bonds at maturity.
~, W. 3avor that in granting franchisri
W. CITY should he well COMPENSATED fni
same aud her rights well guarded and pro
- We favor the announcement OF mann
| iheturing industries
hours "'sv' "''u un'on
AZ a. We favor an efficient FIRE and pole,
department.
=. We favor the city making such provl
SLOWS rs are necessary for the publ,
hyhous OF the city, to meet their pectlniar,
m,ul'eall9ns as same mature, and the lay
ing aside of r certain percentage OF IN,
operation. 49,
70 We favor the administration If til,
business Ike manner
For Aldermen:
, First ward.-w, ]. KohlhauT. Henr,
>, Second ward.-Telix schram. James A
Third ward.--G. c, Street. Edgar wat
Fourth Ward. Herman r. Keller. r. W.
Firth Ward Robert l.. Jones, Steve y,
sixth Ward W. u. wall. i Y CASTOR.
] hereby indorsc tho above platform and
respectfully solicit the peopic of nous.
ton to vote fW and support the above NAM
va candidates Tor aldermen,
T..
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RER1IN BoERsE.

psrp. February 23.-Various events dur
4, ne past week concurred TO dampen
temper Of the boerse. Besides the pub
g.,,lon Of several reports Of banks and
.ds.trlal companies, the weakness Of Lon
l.a Katar market and the opinion of At
.assev General knox as to the legality of
WI Northern Securities company merger
~ speculators Il warning of caution.
~ seinl-annual report OF the Laura com
nav one of the greatest iron and coal
tsmnanies in Germany, shows over 1000,
N, marks OF decreased earnings and actual
A, in the iron departments caused all
I'M shares to weaken. ms was partly
NET however by American orders Tor
Inn pIaced III Germany.
Cosl shares also declined upon the
,,owfh OF difficulties In the coal market
I'D he accumulation of stock. Dealers
nye again reduced the price of coal, but
N syndicate has decided to maintain
niees' Other industrial securities were
I'M, but few advances were recorded.
Much interest has ncen given to Attorney
General Kuoxs opinion in the matter or
Il Securities company ana the fear is ex.
vessel thai the American situation may
tse, upon Germany
The market showed little interest in
lmerlcan securities and was not disposed
3 buy.
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M FOREIGN MARKETS.
s,,thestsr Cloth Was Very Irregular
= Throughout the Week.
,,,vyoRTANT MOVEMENT ANTICIPATED
ro.rse and London Exchange
Fsm n..,.d Pending Suit Against
Nothern Securities Company.

,,..onester. England, February 23.-The
Aartet was very irregular through
SI ~ mast week. Values were Influenced
" nosition Of makers rather than by
~ Of production. Nevertheless, con-
" ,h,s armness was apparent, neither
sl nor sellers appearing disposed to
.oste an important movement. There
= Continued inquiry from india with
" s,. NOR. disposition to do business OF
Inscriptions, namely dhooties and
- than has recently been notice
Y The fact that Offers are down, how
m prevents much business resulting.
KY was more China inquiry during the
I K and sellers ind II difficult to OBJ
i. me adyunce required to cover the
Iaassneed cost. The south American and
Ltsnt trades TeIe J modeta 6ed hama rso.
- rati lOUs,
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CANCER cIlREnIi

Miles e.. W Prickctt, Smithfield, Ill,
it,sSs sept. 10th, 1901: ~ mad been sur.
he sssitefal years with cancer on my
snb,,rogSiecn gave me great annoyance aud
saoS fIni,,i tching. / was using Ballard
y accident, rubbed some 81 t aue , iTET
Instant cancer. and as 1t gave me almost
Ne lr,,menef' ! decided to continue to use
tine ~ ,lne e on the cancer. In short
b and nv ,A cancer came out. my face healed
lhase Im rTLe e not the slightest scar left.
htSaratiobp 'cit falth In the merits of this
ltconmsnS, ana II can not be too highly
hs ~ geadea." 25c, zoe and 500. For
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Special Term OF Federal Court.

Austin, Texas February GA special
term of the United STAKES circuit court, be-
ginning tomorrow, viii he held here and
the eases brought aeainst The city by the
oq water works company for hydrant rem.
tals, amour Ing to $1,000, viii he
Bcmman Of New Orleans viii preside
Judge MaXey being disqualified.
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i :. WEAK AND LoW-sPIRlTED.
eSpondent Thus Describes His
Exnerinnce

asdIcipe strongly recommend Herblne as a
s'itloa, loss remarkable efficacy for indi-
hiuth, nalni11dl appetite, sour taste In the
Isr s meals with distressing mentai Jenr yse
laieue nrs low spirits. Herblne must be a
q a few eparation for cases such as mine,
Paint uoses entirely removed my com.
n Of spe nShIaer az people going on suffer
aags wb en their money on worthless
eAeap . sha isIolne Is procurahle, and
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Barn Near Wits Point.

Wills Point Texas, February 22-Thc
barn of r. A. Laney, one mile west of
town, burned this afternoon. II contained
a number Of farming implements. II is sup
posed to have caught from Il passing train.
Loss estimated al $500 insured in the Mcr.
chants Insurance company for S75.
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Store at TenlnIeton.

Ennis, Texas, February 22.-The general
merchandise store Of L. Vines at TEN
pleton. seven miles west of Ennis was de
slroyed by fire last night, Cause unknown.
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Austin, Texas, February 2S.-Parties from
san Saba county were in the city yesterday
IN consultation with engineers regarding a
dam which II is proposed 20 build across
Inc san saba river. Preliminary surveys
WIZ Ice made his Week. lac projectors
expect by building This dam. 10 iirignie
ABOUT Io.OD acres Of lich farming lands
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Tennessee Fire.

Nashville Tenn, February IA tele.
phone message from IIartsyllc, Tenn, at
30 o'clock this 1Mondsyl, morning says
the entire south side of the business por-
ton Of Main street has been destroyed by
fire. Loss Is $4,000.
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The man who was born tired should
use Priekiv Ash Bitters. II makes work
a NECESSITY to give vent 10 the energy and
ext,herance Of spirits generated by funo
tionsl activity IN the system cspifoi
Pharmacy 5lI Main street; Abbott Cock.
yall & Co, COZ Main street; A. ". kiea
ing, SOC Main street special aEezts.
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Entire PIant Dcstroued

Flndloy, Ohio, February 23,-Firc, orig
mating from an unknown cause, destroyed
the entire plaut of the Fndlay Table
Manufacturing company this morning, caus-
ing a loss Of $4,000, with insurance Of
$50 COO
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store at Crowley. La.

Crowley La, February 23.-The grocery
store OF D. w Freeman. one block north Of
the court house known as the Quarter
store" burned at 3 o'clock this morning
The building and contents were tot1l loss.
Insurance cannot be ascertaipcd today
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Del Bio Linht Plant.

Del Rio, Texas, February 22.The elec-
trio light plant and ice factory belonging
10 Ed Randall was destroyed by fire this
morning, Loss $4,000. No insurance.
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OURED CONslIMprlnM

mites; w Evans, Clearwater. Kan,
tetths. fly husband lay sick for three
nasumptior, doctors stated he had quick
ssfd's HernhL We procured a bottle of Bal
nat wss einoond Syrup and II cured him.
ns,ss l.nHA years ago. and since then we
,2sfs.-eeAAept 2 bottle In the house. We
49, ssslas without t. For coughs and
So sts 80 ,egual. 26c,SJot and 81. 10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
REMARKABLE VITALITY.
a Boy Lives With Brains oon,o
from His Head.

~'NN9 WIN Brains OOyin1
from His Head.
Fort Worth, Texas. February pa.
Sohnnie Putnam. aged years has
displayed wonderful vitality. Ten
Gays ago he was shot in the head
oy q playmate about the same age
the shooting was done with ~
callher rifle and was an accide,,
me bullet entered above the loft
eye penetrated the brain, where If
louged and stlll remains: ove,, n
'easpoonful OF brains oozed from tho
wound. The attending physician bo.
ileves the boy will recover. During
the past four days he has been able
10 take nourishment and can con.
verse yet his entire right side ia
partially paralrzed; his mind. how.
20 ssoI ou 50 poloeuv lou 81 .IoAe
brains.
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farmhouse Near Paris.

Paris Texas, February a2.--A farm house
in the southeastern part Of the country near
Minter, owned by NJ. A. Haskins and occu-
pied by John Baugh, was destroyed by ire.
together with the contents, while tho fam
lily was away from home.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

I am candidate Tor alderman NJ the
Second ward, subject to the action Of thc
democratic primaries. and respectfully SO
licit your support
c. I'd scttegost.
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Barn at penison.

Denison Texas, october 23.-The barn
of W. +. Baker was burned last night. Es-
timaled loss $780, with no insurance
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CITY ASSESSOR.

] hereby announce myself as q candidate
Tor recollection "a tho Office ~ city asspssor
and collector, subject to the action ~ the
democratic primaries.
Jnmos r. Welsh
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Foa MAYOR

At the solicitation of large number OF
the citizens Of Houston, | hereby announces
myself u candidate for the Office of mayor,
subject to the democratic primaries
o. r. Holt
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hereby announce myself as a caudl.
date for the office " chief az police, sub
lect to action OF tue democratic primaries
John w Howard.
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n The eaby Is Outline Teeth

" me Cdpg W Ndtt"iS iSS
he sure aud use that old and well tried
remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup,
for children teething II s0otbes the child,
softens the gums, sllays all pain. ceres
wind collie and Is the best remeaJ fnI
diarrhoea-
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CITY TREASURER.

hereby Announce myself Ms candidate
ior recollection 10 the office Of city treas.
urer. subject TO the action ~ the Semo-
crNlc primaries. A, A, Sgabo
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TURtN. HaIy.-Only few workmen here
nave responded to the call Tor general
strike.
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] hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office of chef ~ police subject 70
the action Of the democratic primaries.
/ NJ RAY
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STREET COMMISSIONER.

J hereby announce as q candidntc for the
ofdce ~ street Commissioner. subject 10
the action Of the democratic primaries.
lark KcDuedy.
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hereby announce myself az n candidate
for tho office OF city attorney. subject to
the action OF the democratic primaries.
II II Stone
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AZ the solicitation Of ms many friends
] announce myself ms a candidate for ~.
election for the office Of street commits,
sloper of the city ~ Houston subject Ia the
action OF the democratic prImnres
Matt brennan
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HEALTH OFFICER,

The Post is authorized 10 announce DR..
w. NJ Brumby ~ a candidate for City
Health officer. subject 10 the action Of
the democratic ,prlmaries.
hereby announce myself ss candidate
for health officer. subject 90 the action Of
the democratic primaries.
], G. Boyd, NJ. y,
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CITY ATTORNEY.

| hereby announce myself as a candidate
fur the ofrice Of 2ity attorney, subject TO
the action or the democratic Gay primaries.
iughnm = Roberts
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ARE YOU RFsT1 &c n N11ouT

And !. ~ RESTLESS AT NIGHT
,rs fa nnsrsssed by a bad cough4 Use Bal.
Ad slsanonnd Syrup, It will secure you
a cora and effect prompt and rad
nsslin.soe' DOC and 81 co bottle at A.
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CHIEF OF POLICE.

hereby announce as u candidate for
,htci of Police subject to action II the
democratic primaries Geo. Ellis.
hereby announce MS n candidate for
chief of police, subject 10 the action OF the
democratic primaries
Thomas o'Leary.
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~ the solicitation Of my many friends
who have contributed 10 my announcement
FUND, | announce myself as a candidate for
reelection TO the office OF city attorney,
subject TO the action ~ the democratic
primaries Joe NJ. Sam.
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! hereby announce as candidate for
CHIEF az Police. subject 80 action Of the
democratic primaries J, q. Blackburn
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q "a - T % E1 L IA
so. The kad You Haze kNsys Bsughi
s's..''" GzHazIz1
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BIG SHEEP ANn CArrrr nrA1s

BIG SHEEP AND CATTLE DEALS.
San Angelo, Texas, February 2l.-Shcrir
j, b. Moore Of Crockett county bought
G4o0 head of sheep at 50 %
The L. e. Franks ranch in Val Verde
county was bought by j. O. Taylor at $40,
coo for the thirty.slX sections and l2Uu
head nj Slj.
IN Crockett county 800 steers. , and 4.
year-olds, sold at 500 per head and another
lot ot the same size at So 80, IL per cent
cut back.
Captain Stourhreaker. OF Kansas Cit,
fought $500 steers, 3 and 4-ycar-old5. IN
Crockett county from J. NJ Shuuuou The
deal represents about $4,000 m cash. The
cattle viii 20 to the Territory by April 10.
SHIPMENTS FROM SINNER
Sinner, Texas. February - Eight Ger
loads Of fat cattle were shipped to St
Louis from here today. -Four cars ly
Charles WeltNusen twp cars by f. b.
Houston, and two ears by l.. i. VOTERS
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The Post rs authorized 10 announce j. t.
Njc as candidate for chief nf police sub
Jcct TO the action of the democratic pri.
uNrica.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

abandoned fsh. A buzzard was
perched IN the dead mangrove, ball
ancipg himself with bis wings and
watching the s,ring-ray. lie at last
dropped down at lis side, and lum-
besed around as Il waiting It's death,
The FISH whipped the sand with IS
tail, and the buzzard again resumed
his post IN the dead mangrove.
Vest was in feeble health. lie
watched the sccne for a long time,
and in a meIshcholy tone Of voice
finally said, II know a buzzard in
Missouri perched in a dead tree
watching me IN the same way.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

Nov York state.
Ia aaifming the legal right Of the
unions to strike, tie court limits
that rich, TO attempts % seeurc bet
Ter terms Unemployment for them
selves, excludiKg an acts tina, prove
malice o. inale, injury upon others.
A threat 10 strike comes within The
right as being a legitimate express
sion Of on intention. The refusal
OF union to work with nonunion
men and the ordeeiug Of a strike TO
carry that geiusal into effect will
therefore have q new significance in
the future Of labor disputes in New
York state.
The decision is one Of great inn
portancc to labor organizations and
clears the ground for a more ds6n-
lie understanding no, only between
employers and employed, but be-
tween the union and nonunion men.
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Senatorial Convention.

A delegate convention Of the Re-
publicans of the Sixteenth Senator
ial district is hereby called to meet
at Osceola, St. Clair county. on
Tuesday, July p, rooz, at 10
O'Clock a. m.
The basis Of representation Will
be one delegate for each 200 votes
cast for Daniel ellison for state
senator in 1905 The number OF
delegates from each county will be
as follows;
Bates, ten delegates.
Cedar. eight delegates.
Henry. twelyes delegates.
St. Clair, eight delegates.
Total, thirty. eight delegates.
The purpose OF this con, ention
will be the nomination of a Repub-
lican candidate for state senator for
the Sixteenth district, the selection
OF a Senatorial committee and the
transaction OF such other business a;
may come before Il.
J. {. INGHAM,
+. Ii. BARBs, Chairman,
Secretary Pro tenn.
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AND
Implements.

Never before has our store been
SO iull Of staple and seasopable
as now, carefully bought,
which places as in a position to
make VERY Low PRICES on
Ihrst.elass goods. We do not
boast that we give goods away,
but we will save you money on
the following lines'
Come in and see Us for General
Hardware, Stoves, ouick Meal
Steel Ranges and Gasoline Stoves
Reirigerators, Tinware, Granite
ware, Nickle and Silver Plated
Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
hh Minus "a eAlA1N atat1f L
and Oils, Guns and Ammunition,
Barb Wire. Nails, Hog and Field
Fencing, Poultry Netting, Garden
Tools, Grass and Flax Seeds, Har-
ness and Harness Extras, Collars,
Pads, Rope. Haying Tools,
Miners Tools and Supplies, All
Kinds Of Pumps, Wind Mills,
Farming Implements, Buggies,
Wagons, etc, etc.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

In his speech on the Cuban bill,
Congressman DeArmond intimat-
ed broadly that the purpose Of the
introduction of the Babeoek bill to
put steel on the free list, "was to
hold up the steel trust and other
kindred trusts, Tor the benefit Of his
tBabeock's) party in the coming
campaign" DeArmond must have
drawn his inspiration for this sar-
castle thrust from the example Of
his own party in his own state.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

Ex-Representatiye Ransdell, Of
Cedar county, is on the machine
blacklist for telling the truth as to
the manner in which Mr.. Seibert
strangled the stock yards bill. Tell
ing the truth about q machine is
always dangerous until the people
begin to believe which is very
long,.it the man who is telling Il
understands his business.-Mo.
State Republican.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24
Apropos OF the recent passage .

Apropos OF the recent passage Of
the Anti-oleomargenne bill, a case
has just been decided adversely to
the dairYmen who protested, in Bel
GUM, against the sale Of a product
which was neither margarine or but
Ter. The court decided tina, as the
product could not be assimilated
with margarine, it did not, therefore
come under the provisions of the
margarine laws.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

Amos J.. Cummings, in n Of
his letters, relates the following.
On one Of Senator Vests trips down
10 Florida with his friend Senator
Matthew S. Quay, on 8 fishing eS-
cursion to Indian river inlet. one OF
she party hooked a slring-ray and
lett him on the beach beneath a
dead maugroye carried down with
the tide. On his return to the boat
YsH called his attention 70 the
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

A party of English, Swiss and
Austrian mountaineers has embark
ed on the psrilCus feat of climbing
Mt. Everett, in the Himalayas, as
lar as known, the highest mountain
IN the world. 1t is 10000 feet high.
Tie highest previous mountain climb
was $4,000 feet, by a party of En-
glishmen, also in the HImalayas.
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oongressIonal conrenlIon.

The Congressional Convention
Of the Sixth Missouri District is
called to NEE, in the city of oscs-
ola, St. Clair county, July 2ad,
1904. The representation to this
convention is to be one delegate
for each $50 votes, or major frae-
ton thereof, based on the vote cast
for Mckinley electors at the cleo
ton Of 1890.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

Why should s raan in the South
exercise a weightier vote in choos-
ing the lawmakers of the United
States, than those in the North and
West, when this discrimination is
unconstitutional Vet the whites IN
the states where negroes are disfran-
chised do this, and this is the con-
dition OF affairs that the Crumpack-
er bill seeks to rectify.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

Champ Clark says that the cleo
ton Of Cleveland to the presidency
was 1.-THE greatest calamity that has
ever befallen mankind since the
fall OF Adam" Possibly it was
brought about by the same old
party, At least we know the Demo.
cratic party brough, about the
Cleveland calamity, and from the
similarity OF the work we suspect
the same class Of workmen were
engaged in both jobs.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

Was it a patriotic endeavor on
the part of an American congress
man to try, after a treaty had been
ratified by his country, to influence
a foreign government to overthrow
the eountry's expressed desiresi
MFR. Richardson has carried Demo
cratic ..anti imperialism too far.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

The large mule population of
Missouri presupposes a donkey
population of no inconsiderable
proportions. The returns of the
next election will be better than a
census for showing the figures in
the case.-Mo- State Republican.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

The Bolinger county Republicans
endorse the candidacy Of Judge
Moses Whybark for supreme judge,
and also endorse Chairman Thomas
J. Atkins and National Committee
man r. c. Kerens.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

Pot our ocean mail carrying ships
on the same footing as our lake and
river mail carrying vessels and the
railroads and the eifec: on our pecan
carrying trade viii be the same as
Il was on Dur domestic water and
lnland mail carrying trade.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24
Legal pseIsIon on strIkes

The court OF appeals Of the state
Of New York has just handed down
a decision affirming the rights Of
labor organizations TO strike under
certain conditions. The case was
one 10 which the defendants, an
organization Of steam filters, bad
demanded that CONTRACTORS should
tot employ members Of a rival or
gauizauon Of the same class Of
workmen and had caused a strike
which resulted 10 the defendants
being employed in the plaintiff 5
places. The decision Of the court
for the defendants was not nnsni-
nous. standing four 10 three, bat
unless reversed by the United States
supreme eopn Il will be the law Of
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

An Australian millionaire has.
obtained : concession 10 exploit the
valuable oil fields Of rersie. whose
product is said to be purer Than the
Russian output, and IN abundant
quantity.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-24

The agricultural department has
zen out over GOO bushels of seed
to the drouth stricken region OF Ar
kansas. This is a kind of a seed
distribution that is eommendable
and has no politics in it.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON
YESrION.

Pursuant TO the action OF the Re-
publican County Central Commit
tee, a county convention is hereby
called to meet 81 circuit court room
in the city Of Butler, on Thursday.
May 20, 1909, at Il o'clock a. m,
for the purpose Of nominating a
county ticket 70 be voted for Nov
ember 4, 1900; and to elect dele.
gates to the State, Judicial, Con-