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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-13
POOR s SON,
DRUGGISTS
STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO IS. To the Sheritfs of our respective
-, counties or either of their deputies,
SEAL GREETING:
-) We command you to attach the
goods or estate of william A. Lincoln of Belfast,
in the County of Waldo and State of 'aine to
the value OF thirty dollars, and summon the de-
fendant Gf he may be found within your pre-
cincD to appear before our Justices of our SUI
preme Judicial Court next to be holden at Belfast
within and for said County OF WACO aoa tn on .ne
there in our said Court to answer unto t.! Rose q
Lincoln of MONROE, in the County OF Waldo and
state of Maine, in a plea of libel for divorce for
that the said Rose E. Lincoln libels the said Will
liam A. Lincoln and informs this Honorable Court
that they were legally married at DlNmont, IN the
10th day of June, A. d. 1877, bv David Godfrey,
Jr., minister of the Gospel; that they lived
together as husband and wife from the time OF
their said marrlags 4hs var tl Since said marra
she has conducted herself toward said nbelee as
faithful true and atfectionate wife, but that on
utterly deserted your libellant without cause,
and that said utter desertion has continued for
three consecutive years next prior 70 te ming OF
said libel: and said libellant certhes that sne
does not know the present residence OF said
lbelee and cannot find the same oy reasonable
diligence. .;
mony between her and her said husband may be
dissolved. MRS ROSE E. LINCOLN.
o' Monroe, July :, 1908.
STATE Of MAINE.
WALDO SIS. - - ~ = July 7, 1908.
Then personally appeared the above named
Rose E. Lincoln and made oath that she does not
know the present residence of the libe'ee above
named, and cannot ascertain the same by reason
APE Refore me-. ," H.C. BUZZELL,
Justice of the Peace.
Witness, ANDREW p. WIswELL Chief Justice
of our said Court at Belfast, the It'll day OF July,
in the wear eff our Lord one thousand nine hun
area ana lliee' ESToN wADIIN Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. IN VACATION
WALDO SIS. Belfast, August ., 9: ~. y. !Soo.
Upon the annexed writ and libel, it IS ordered
by me. the undersigned, a Justice OF said Court
that notice be given to the libelee by publishing an
attested COPY of the same, or an abstract there
of. together with this order thereon, three weeks
successfully in The Republican Journal, a news
paper printed in Belfast, in the County OF waldo
the first publication to be thirty days at least be.
fore the next term of said Court, to be holden at
Belfast, within and for said County, on the thlfd
Tuesday of September next that he may then
and there appear in said Court and answer there
to. If he see tit. WIN. P. WHITEHOUSE,
Justice Supreme Judicial Court.
true copy of the writ and libel and order of
Court thereon. 3W33
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-13
BORN

CALDERwooD. In Waidoboro, July 25 to Mr..
and Mrs. Ephraim 3. Calderwood, a daughter.
HEAaE1 Mn In Egggse%Sgg Deer isle yay Is
HERRICK. In Penobscot. July p, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill Herrick, son.
JACKSON. In East Liberty July %, to Mr.. and
SPINNEY. In Little Deer ISLE July 81, to Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Spnney, a son.
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OFF for California.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug Z. The second and
larger section Of the Maine Grand Army
party left, To-day, for the national convention
in California. The members, who were from
100 and occupied two cars. About 50 men
left Yesterday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-13
THE NEWS OF BROOKS.

Alton Pulley of Unity is stopping at Hiram
Pilley's.
E. G. Holbrook spent last Sunday in
Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boulter are made happy by
another boy.
Miss Loie Jacobs is visiting the family OF
Fred Emmons.
Miss Annie Pratt is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Holbrook.
William Gould lost young horse recently
from horse all.
H. E. Packard of Shirley called on friends
in town Monday.
Mrs. E. c. Holbrook has returned from a
visit in Northport.
W. H. Rolfe and wife have rooms at Dr.
Kilgore's for time.
Mrs. Charles Bracket Of Newport is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pilley.
Miss Ethel Hutchins Of Belfast spent a
part of last week with Miss Eva Grady.
Charles Bessey had valuable horse bad
ly injured by a barbed wire fence recently
Mrs. Annie Healey and daughter Gladys
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Washington
Lane.
Elmer Roberts lost his favorite cat last
week. Chip was one of the largest anG
handsomest cats in town.
Miss Frances Tobin of Maiden, Mass, is
fox1 he yx,ifh horn Foil or
Charles Peabody of South Brooks.
The funeral of Mrs. Belle White, who
passed away at her home in Waterville
was held at the church in Brooks Tuesday
afternoon.
One load of cans has been received at the
new corn factory and more are expected
soon. Corn is growing very slowly and {
light crop is feared in this vicinity.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Deering sympathize with them in the los!
of their daughter Helen, Who died las
week. Mrs. Deering has also been i'll fol
some time.
Messrs. Peavey & Hall, who are to oper
ate the Edwards saw mill, will occupy thu
Alfred Roberts house, owned by c. E
Lane. They are now working on the dan
and will soon have the mill ready for bust
ness.
Very few strawberries were marketed
this season on account of the late frosts
and raspberries have not been plentiful
| but the blackberries, which are just ripen
| ing, promise an abundant yield.
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STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO IS. ,,,.
To l. D. WHITE of Morrill,, Maine: Pursuant
to the foregoing application you are hereby al,
rected to notify the pew owners OF the t Morr ,
of Morrill,, in said County, on the twentieth day
of August, A. D. 1903, at O'Clock p. M; for the
purposes mentioned in said application by post
said meeting house, and copy thereof on the
door of the SchOol-house in No. g. and publish the
same in The Republican Journal, paper pub
liShed in belfast, in said County at least three
weeks before said meeting.
Given under my hand and seal at Morrill,, IN
,~, said County, this 9th day OF ynly A
t~~| Justice of the Peace.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, to me di,
to meet at the time and place and for the pur-
poses therein mentioned.
Morrill,, Maine, July q, A. d. 1903
Id. WHITE.
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To Daniel o. Bowen, Esq, one of the jus
tices of the Peace for the County OF
Waldo and State of Maine:

THE subscribers, pew owners in the meeting
| house located at Smiths Mills, in the town 0
issue a warrant to one of said subscribers hereby
applying to you. directing him to call meeting
Of the owners of pews in said meeting. house, TO
he held at the said meeting house in Morrill,. on
the twentieth day of August 1903, at seven O'Clock
P. NJ, for the following objects. to wit;
First To choose a moderator TO govern sala
meeting.
Second. To choose clerk.
Third To choose a treasurer and collector
Fourth. To choose standing committees ana
other officers. ,...s.;a...,.;,
Fifth To see if the Meeting house Society WI |
grant permission to the Improvement Society OF
morrill, to build and connect vestry win tne
aforesaid meeting house, put in a furnace and
make such repairs as they may deem necessary
without cost to the pew owners OF said meeting
house r. n. PEARSON.
Id. WHITE.
NELLIE Il. HATCH
VILINDA HATCH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
FREE HospIrM- FoR PooR JEWS.

louisville Societies to Unite N the is
Enlistment OF a Bene'aeton,
Louisville Times.
Louisville is to have Il big free hosp hl
for poor Jews. 1t practically will be the
gift Of Mr.. Samuel GrRbfeldag, whose ben
efactlons 30 HIS own people and others
have made him widely known.
The offer to build the hospital came from
Mr.. Grabfclder some time ago. He stated
that he was willing to give practically an
tI-e funds for establishing IT II others mere
would provide FOR tho maintenance Oh lhe
institution. ,, 80
Immediately canvass of the jewish coli,
crcCutlons and societies was made. Ehch
orpnuiZntion was asked to do It's snare.
When asked ahout the matter, Mr. HIAn-
fielder said. 1t !s true that J nave mHu'
tle offer 10 pay tn" major part or inc eA-
pcnRa of building Il hospital for poor jews,
I merely want the various societies mere
10 unite for It's organization ana malhte'
nance. and ] hope that this can ue 9onG'
There is certainly need ut such IN lhsu'
Mr. Grnbfelder has given literally 70
Jewish charity IN various SECTIONS, rs
farrpst gift heretofore was $1,000 TO tue
Tewish hospital for consumptiyes az Denver.
Ee Is a member Of the board OF olreGtots |
~ that institution, which Is open to both
Jews and Grntiles he is also director
~ the Jewish orphan asylum at CleN g,
land. Ohio Mr.. Grabtoldor IL one OF
iouisville's leading distillers and WHISKY
merchants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
FORECASTS BY FOSTER.

DRY. a parental impression on the minds
OF All human reiugs, t5at these airy VS.
ftors have In the ages past done some
r5,oat Violence tn the human family,
Heretofore the principal interest IN Wec
tIeal ostronomy. Tint which hes 20 do witn
o,Ir sin moon and planets has been in ,qf
e'..,,,,,. =, tirne. surveying and sailing. we
no NOW adding ono more feature, the great
80, ~ MI greater than all others com
tSnoS arj that As the relation between
,,ianeisry astronomy aud mete0ro'og-
6ftb feature VIII be tine relation ne
tu,eer SOAR astronomy and mggn tenn
~ - 20, not 80 far away when tine
is irnr,y,ises or throas occaRi ned Iy
VIZ changes In Tho relative positions q the
ann. moon and planets may be turned Into
ria-4ri|5tr Tor +ha uge az man
gS,c'. ara noyy n urge number of able,
,,l,r,rte,t ,.f-or,rgr'rrs in tie world, and
NJ ~ tbe7n are engaged IN Bid ,rcal as
HIu.. ~ 'g.5,5r-, the firor1v star clus
10 a oniy God oe which Is rAat IL
Snlarrcs our conceptions Of the universe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
cARIcATuREs REsENrED.

Harvard Professors Tire Of beina tho
Butt Of Uniyersiy's fiumoHsts,
BOSTON Pogt.
That Harvard professors have &C last az
serted their dignity ard shown open re-
continent 10 the caricatufca of thcm which
have appeared IN the college periodicals Is
made very evident in an editorial IN tie
Harvard Crimson which has given rise %
considerable discussion throughout the
Cambridge university.
For some tlme--but especially within the
mat two yea,-g--a set Of clever Aarynd
men have been giving vent 70 their hnmo'
nj the Expense II lgultArics connected Win
the Harvard faculty
No one has been spared from Dean
briggs 10 the humhlest instructor and
although SOME OF the carcatures have JUS
hcen "funny." others have contained per
scral elements Of not quite hattering eAar
The caricatures have been both IN writiln.l
and drawing, aud they have lncreheeu IIts
| er than diminished IN nuIoper , ~ ~ usr
gone on. In fact, some members or ~,
/ yardsE faculty have 50 persistently peer
\ carfcatured that the undergrn dnates them
selves have wondered that the thing wa
I Pierre la Rose, for instance, one Of Har
vardia brightest young English instructors
/ has been caricatured In almost every nun.
/ Ter Of The IamDoon for the last two years
/ Mr.. Ia Rose IS n great smoker ana par
ucularly partial "a cigarettes IN tact, ~
is seldom seen on the streets "s se.
| cigarette IN his mouth. and this tact ~
! NOT escaped the attention Of the dlseerIiin
Tampocil artistic. who have pictured ~
! - a raby smoking the never eesehl 80 80
| refte and again merely hiuted az ms eAls
I tence by drawing q cane n collar, SUI
1 n clothes and n cigarette.
CaIcaturs At Harvard hAd it' Feal A'AS
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'Tbe Shipping Rope.
Ned by Children IN the Sprinefine, Mob I.
n US h 8esB Concerted INTO a Beaaty Aesnf.

sH&' .,ns. oh, long years ago,
80 .-,petime. And with the
. ..ms In the skipping rope
~ that fair time took the
W. al through the spring
sssi ' s the pavement, tho
|sssl Sack steps and the back
~ =, s.sDe Of action
|p% ~. 70 be healthy, not to
aI q. but for the very Joy Of
~ ", when the hot days Of July
u VOp ,ss,st. then to fold away
"a forget It until the next
800 rope was n tn IN e. os sys,
tipsI Pam spring, and at tne nr ~
|IsR nv sTnriIq sun, the rope came
I ihe sssissn,s feet went pitty-pat'
A De E ~. the walk, trip tripping,
q .s.Iy..o lStp Of the rope as 1t MT
w .- while she skipped for
~ riaiagn' things. The exercise
e T.; GU. |. pslr OF red cheeks, a SET
Ia Siin 4 ewes a clear complex
IN t.nlaNSs -esthing apparatus.
n soSST y fiat sa1ne girl, now, she
x 81 Al .hst never, no, never, ~
j Joa i S"s she enjoyed such health
5tII ,s n IN the springtime while she
Il De 'ope; .a snce tbcp. and
hIe ,ss rome has felt the hand
b sSlpE,nuss rome has been promoted
|gsia u hr6ught out at all sea
ys y and Us used by old anc
M, Y, it's mission now Is the re
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~. rome. keeps tho free arm 6 6aiScS
eyer n tne zine the rope her head r eq'e
f through iit picks up rInn %sna unttGirls
ian, and all , the p Toasd and round, always
WIN Tbs M 6est cotiliou leaders 6 N 4 Skipping
It is asserted are very The he best private
Tho rome. regarding IT as
TnIscilce 10 be had. u,.s u Is good
th a II brlngs every n otoIons thon trot
into into play and s les rn9 tbe Way, Is an sk-
ting Ss is very Fashionable ler,, ana
excise Me- nuts on gymnasium SUI
si y saS 4 a8Ys al ia .S ssS Sc Je
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,,.-. ~, l.ce. which came n a point In
800 800. ard foil almost 10 the waist line. the
,roit were made with belt band from rom
,,.i,t.b denended ain around a plating Of the
Goods. tfhis plating was rather short on On
~ ~ Tbere n extended fully half yara
~ isnotb There was nothing new aeout
~. ~ noi-nolrs. Thcy were made very iul,'
ana yverc rs ncgiirc as poss'ble 10 81
ionI T roailtv All the drapery fell from
l-'' ~" sfou'Iers and the sleeves
...,,e5 llie nothing mote thln foiids ~ We
sn,n,. ,, ~ gard long, edged IA vice
ace and fastened in the arm Ihey EeIe
absolutely without shape me Gol asg,b ss' %
a., a FIR isIsSaias anad pndTssS a. possible.
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with the publication OF forward csieb-
sities," two years ago a book In VIII en-
every one from Dean Briggs TO genial old
"scotty" MacMRstera came In as the sub
~ Sir. ! La Rose VAS ridieulsd In the follow
ing llness
Mon Dieu, what is Il that It is,
A walking on tho square,
Wen brush away the smoke, VOLTA
II est 10 bon Pierre
And tho verse on Dean shaicr starsad OF
WITH
This is shaier, fairy taller,
Scientific mountain scaler-ete-' etc
Following tids book Harvard entered inta
cniicature with q spirit that Wou4d nave
done credit 20 New York newspapers dnr
mo "a S edltoyial In the cr,msoa CHaryard's
ofqcinl paper shows plainly that the lheub
Is thh,E the matter has gone far enough.
"Fortnnatelg w6 are not afflicted here
Svth ans insincere habit az holding al
things sacred just because they oeions 70
Harvard ard We even pride ourselves on
/ an uptnrss at c4uesiug almost anything
| with cold blo0ded attitude.
,Theee qualities ore aopseo, nso os Me-.
| and writing. OF some Of our best men an2
institution We do rot fesl that al. any ~
shouId IA any way be forcibly limited y
heir sources Of hrmor, nor DO we tesi
! that tbs csricature OF members OF the uni.
versity in q good natured manner snorio
be frowned upon; but W. do think that w
ter or malicious sttuaNs should not %
nlndo public because Ny appear to %
funny. y
"Nii the fun Is lost VIZ bitterness o.
malice comes IN and Il a earieature seems
10 have any chance ~ hurting the feelings
N tho man earcatured or, OF his friends 10
should be scrupulously withheld from pup
uclty"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

TAKING OFF FLESH.
The second week tho puplla wcro com.
PEELED TO jump through the rope both feet
at once; and at the end Of four weeks MI
could do this and repeat the performance
six times. The reduction Of ncsh was very
apparent and the latest woman Of all an.
nounced that she had lost fifteen pounds
While in their gymnasium suits these NJ.
dicted women were lot allowed to drink d
drop Of water which vas terrible pri.
walton for them, as all confessed that they
drank at least one glass OF water per hour,
all day long.
For grace and all exercises have some
bearing upon this, the pupil Jumps drst
on one foot and then Oh the other. "a,
! must try TO hnd the poetry Of motion. and
II she can jump 10 front OF a looking rlasp.
Just so much the better While iumpin- m
should swing her arms and throw herself
as 1.-the as possible.
| Jumping backward Is q good thing 10 siv,
| one confidence. The thlnr that mako
| awtwardncss Is lack Of confidence and tbe
| gill must learn how to take step back aI
| well as step forward. AS soon MS Size i,
able TO do this she ear assure herself that
she has taken a step toward the perfectine
| OF that charm called grace,
| To make her heart strong, and to assist
In the digestion. the woman who feels ali
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

fcopynrhted, iec3, by W. T. FOSTER
81 Joseph. Sio, February 2l.-Iast bull
lctln gave forecnsts OF disturbnncesto cross
continent February % to p, warm wave
q to 20, cool wave % 70 %.
Next disturbance viii reach Pacific coast
about February 2s. cross west Of Rockies
by close Of March 1, great central valleys
2 TO 5, Eastern States g.
This will be cold storm, accompanied
nv SHOWS in Northern attitudes and the
weather will be stormy on nearly all the
eOntlrent.
The storm center will probably move
east ward south Of parallel 40, after haN-
,nr crossed into the Missouri valley from
the Pacinc slope. -. p.,,,t,.
about February IS, great cent az ~ "a
vii cross west Of RCCkirs about dsrch .
80. ce,syal VAN sys o, Eastern states 4
T9lia warm wave will NOT hrlng hlsA yS1n-
peratures and VIII not remain .o.s, IA
cod wave will 50 70 ioT Gen. Mi finger In
make It appear that "luVe' "''
'H IbotHt dste Of this bulletin temperature
will he moderate, a cool wave coming ~;
cloudy weather ana we 1''i-e''
| the month VIII have paaseu, ,,.., N,o-ob q
S1,.n, re,,q+,ire n the week eng.ng MaEcu
| viii average and rainfall WI ne 1o'Fe
nG SHat baretn VIII give general forecasts
Of n M2+e9 so1 wsI'I al weather events mge
! from Yvcst 10 eat and that WleFe no
! ofhc-yvise designated an my l9teCh's4@ -
! fhe dnte near which these efea.h y Z. 49,.
/ meridian 90. about thf NV a,ss r,n,,
eastward al an average OF "''u1
n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

gov, me more graceful you become, the
tis g,e I 1.-THE 90 you set and the more beau.
y, ,nua you are II Is great beauty game
~ way pt IL ls a monotonous one. By
She Tine you have trotted ave minuaa
ssnl W aud doan IN the same spot yoa
See let the whole business Of bosontaE
But rope Jumping is 50 varied 80 pleas
anS 80 y0rthinspir W, aud 10 easy, thSt
YOU get attaeled 10 Il, IND the ropa skip
W VINO oeSan as on Nmatenr soon beCope1 4
SSohnrmed In her ways After while she I
S ace : as she loves coaching and gladly I
ooes she hnu the hour each day when Shs !
in Put on her gymnasium suit and so into I
tue attic to skip the rope.
LETTERS TO THOSE WHO WRITE.
L9te: A wrinkle prescription that Is !
ssu r ss by several who have tried It, has
melted and TO It is added whole cup OK
! the OIL OF sweet almonds When the two
/ are surred together, the mixture u sweet
pc used II preferred. or the oil OF iuven.
useful. " '-'' se''o'e perfume WIZ Dc
r: would take an oGice and sdvsr-
r.: Perhaps you better join the NO
breakfast club Take only oranges in
the morning. At u O'clock take a chop
ana a salad At 9 take two, chops and 8
sup OF tea or coffee. Drink only three
the work; walk ali you can.
hirthmark on tue hand and arm Of
5-yearod child BE very careful or you
may iniure the skin Does the mark grad
Hai!y disappearf Also what Is the nature
Girl To darken the eyebrows end thick
en- them paint them every night with
lite brush dipped In sweet oil Or use
Young Lady; The wrinkles across your
1orehead are caused by your being very
thin. Sleep oil sou can. Drink cocoa or
T rh0NOIAfp.
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TICKLE HOPE.

Hope. * this thy hand
Ltcs warm as life In mine1
Is this thy Sign
OF peace none underestimate
what art thou not steadfastf
From OF the blue ais beach
WIT lean and reach
The price Of pity pasti
know rot n may
Believe thee. Hope. o. doubt
With pretty pout
wit Zee, OF wilt thou stay, 49,.
Harrison b AAoFrAA
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the time as n she would break IN two can
practice catching hold Of rope. Let a
rope be drawn across the gymnasium tlghtly
so that 1t will stand pull,
Now, let the woman with no WlnQ ana nc
stamina, no henrt and no stomach, stand
upright aud catch hold Of the rope. Let her
mil downward and lift herself upward JUST
a little. Her heart viii Nutto7 e-d her
breast win palpitate, her stomach win caNa
n, and she win putf. but tue secoLu llue
She ufts he- arms they VIII seem lighter
and she will recover sooner. This is an e4-
ercise for dyspeptlc, for woman with q
hollow feeling for O woman VINO ooesn
Lnovy exactly how she feels, nor why
LEARNING TO DANCE
Tho thing that makes the cotillion ieaaef
Is not alono the ability to dance MAJ!
fine dancer is an absolute failure az
the head of the cotillion line The true
'Ieader" is the ono who can lead others
mi. means the one who, while dancing
con direct. can think, can make the rign'
rotions pick out the proper favors pass
them along gracefully; and so, go onto
tbc next thing without q break or hiteh
&c ia the one who can set the ball rolling
and keep It rolling 49,
st'rnlny the rope. IL the deed be done
III, me end fastened to something, y
~ the skipper has one free hand, Is o.
great assistance. The dancer SA'ppins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
matlnses for Queen wiIheImlns

From a Paris Letter.
saw recently number Of matinees and
peignoirs that were ready TO DO sent to the
queen of Holland. The materials were lndai
silk. crepe de chine, aeonenne and different
v,r,etles Of muslin. The matineeS bore wide
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Tbsre Is not much good 20 come from
,Decnlative astronomy in a practch way
,bsrs arc remote but not immediate ben
eats 80
.,.ar srstern. 70 onr gun sud his satellites
-,,,..,is,,re erironomv pertains 20 tie stars
o.,ts5ae u our solar system. -..s T.,
30 h,t,,aT, race Is slwsgs inteTesteo IN
,,5,ets these visitors from aiAs III III
-,ascSsd with the keeuest inter 81 y ~
ana there ssems 70 be an nIas'il'U
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

well abandon all hope Of eyer being able 20
make practical longra forecasts TOE
such theory includes universe OF
chance,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
as9Baa 1890 80 ana

IN the hands and jump over it IN .ba nv.
elnory way. A few got over suocessfpiiv
out tne majority stumbled and could net
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22

Fosters Local Forecasts
weathor changes noted below VIII recur
WITHIN twcalty-four hourS Of p m Of dates