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New-York tribune., 1903-08-30

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. David H Greer viii ur,
long their stay at EasthamptOn. Long Island unit
the beginning OF October. when they will return =,
town for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Lefferts are spending .
few weeks in the White Mountains.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-30

At least Sir Thomas's suggestion OF August
races has been amply indicated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-03
Notes and Personals.

c. n Goldlne commercial agent 81 the
Rock Island In this city, Is in Fort Worth
on business
c. L, Wood. travelling passenger agent II
the Queen and Crescent route. was az his
headquarters IN this city yesterday.
J. A. Lowell. assistant engineer Of the
International and GrcRt Northern. with
headquarters al Palestine, was In town yes
tcrdav
c. C. Young, right Of way agent Of tho
International and Great Northern railroad.
was hcr" Yesterday from his headquarters
az Palestine,
Percy W. Morrow travelling passenger
agent ~ the Louisville and Nashville, with
headquarters IN Austin, has gone ont on
his weekly trim
r J. McKihhiu, travelling passenger agent
of the Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
tonic. With headduarterS at San Antonio.
was IN tho city yesterday.
w. NJ, Murray, chief clerk 10 General
Freight and Passenger Agent W r. No.
Clure ~ the Galveston. Houston md Hen.
dcrson was visitor to Houston yesterday
c, II, Carringcr returned yesterday from
oklahoma City, where he met his mothe,
and escorted her 20 this city. Mrs Carrin.
ger Will be here some time with her son
az 1918 Texas avenue.
Passenger Traffic Manager Morse Of the
SWnset-Central lines is expected home to
morrow morning after having been with IN,
reprosentivc Boer citizens for several weeks
on their tour throughout the state.
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Mr.. IRRELEVANT AT WORK
TOOK CHARGE OF SOUTHERN PA
ClFiC LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
New Duties VIII Call His Newspaper
Ability into Play for Developing
Texas and the Coast.


NJ. " = Irrelevant, the newly APPOINT [
al auto. ~ tho utsr,rr btl.eau II the Sun
a.. ~ ~ th,
so.-l eAuhi 'lhes' WIS % H-s N'HN 1'' 80
in-o his new, duties win that zeal w-A.cl
- t,,-...,-iv-d ,., WORT ,,td,.r-
Ate t'e- Nuil - '"
taken by hin. There ~ huta OF Ihe u-
ram work 81 the Office whicu is quite un-
-, A. 1,.,v.-o,t brt hiding nat
amman wv 1,5 ,,.,r, liz A.
uiaty of "a bright mind shd with lbs 'I'
.-ary training. he will. havc no difficulty In
mastering taem 70 'he enlIe ''''S A''i
~ h.mseli end o; h.s superi"is
As the New Orleans status the Pap
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the Civ Two FEARS ago M. Tr,zevant
sr' l, .s,,t'u Az "a III. - bi ..
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notlif6n On The Stsfes remaining win T. s.
, n DoT. iir.iI v.snk No., %
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Katy's Grain Rates

Austin, Texas. February 2-The railroad
commission issued the following circular
this evening amending commodity tarlG No.
"a:
IN approval OF application No. TsS Of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway com
pauy OF Texas, IL Is hereby ordered that
commodity tariff No. "a, issued by thls
commission to apply ola grain, grain prud.
ucts. seeds hay, straw, etc., transported
by railroads between points M Texas. ana
effective March 10. 1859. be amended Oy
adding TO section 5 thereof the following
Item:
10, Missouri. Kansas uu1 Texas railway
u Teams Shipments Of yolEh and ssed
rice Csc carloads TRANSPORTED between sta
tiuhs ou the ALssu1-i Kansas uud Texas
railway Of Texas shall ho subject 70 th'
rates aul miLlrEm rl2hts applicable on
grain iu clt.uaQs, cl0rpt that tls ra.e on
rough rice 60 Galveston shall be made by
adding cents peg 100 pounds go the rate
10 Houston.
This order snail take effect February A.,
1908 Cancclnz circular No. 1896, issued
January 2. 1885
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JOINT SCALE COMMITTEE
Held Another Session Without Reaching
Any Result

Held Another Session Without Reaching
Any Result
indianapolis, Ind, February 2-The Joint
scale committee OF the cosl operators and
miners Of the central competitive district
was In joint session all day considering the
demands OF the miners for increased wages.
without result subcommittee was named
which win consider the demands OF both
sides and report as soon as a decision IS
reached. No disposition has been manifest.
ed ny either SIDE TO yield as yet hut the
appointment OF the subcommittee Is regard
eV Us sign that both sides are ucs runs
or terminating the struggle at the earliest
wants TO set back to Philadelphia ana Ia
touch with the proceedings before the
strike commission as soon as II is possible
and that II VIII be impossible for him To
get away from here until something has
been done regarding the scale for the com.
petitlve district The subcommittee Will
meet tomorrow morning 70 continue It's
work. u Is the general opinion tina, the
miners viii not bold out very strongly ror
theic original demands and that the on
orators VIII yield much more than lne-
have said they wouid II Is expected thar
some agreement VIII be reached this week
or that no agreement will be reached at an.
miners occupied most OF the day. Il was
stated as one OF tho reasons that me
miners shoud not be considered as tho or.
binary worhmeu on account 81 tho extra
hazardous nature az their cmp,oymeu.
ln answer ". s. Boglc py0ducpd n slarr-
the mining ~ hituminous coal al the lowest
| Of any class Of mining and much lolver
I thap the rate Tor different classes % snon
manufacturing,
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travelling Tesans
MR. MAYo coMpLlMENrEo.

associates Presented Him with Silver
Service on His Departure.
After nve years OF faithful service as
rhief OF tho literary bureau Of the sunset
Central route, Mr., Henry NJ Mayo took
Ills departure from his fellow workers aud
khe people OF Houston, and left last night
tcr his new post In Now Orleans as sccrc.
hly OF the Progressive union, Mr., Mayos
relations with his co-workers during the
PEARS OF his connection with the southern
Pacihc railroad has earned for him the
esteem and love Of the men who worked
with him and there was much sorrow felt
at his leave taking.
As a tribute 81 the esteem in which Mr.
uiayo was held by those who had been so
closely associated with him during the Pc
xiod be has been az the head OF the liter
airy department OF rae lines constituting
the Southern nacihe ;, system, the{ present,
silver dinner service, consisting Of hfty.
two pieces OF silverwRre. IL was a hand
some present, and something of which Mr.,
Mayo may well be proud, as we'll as the
spirit which prompted its giving.
The presentation came us a surprise 20
Mr.. Mayo, he being called in 70 Mr..
Morses office, and without warning he was
made the recipient Of the beautiful pres
ent. which CAME from Lechengers. Mr., 4.
J Anderson, assistant general passenger
agent OF the unset-Central route acted ms
spokesman for the crowd 1T IS very
pleasant said Mr.. Anderson, "for friends
to meet together and be together as Ions
rs you nave been Win us e very mucl
appreciate the fact that this associate
has been pleasant. and Il IS very sad FOR
one OF our friends 20 leave us. We come
here today not 70 show You how sad W.
are. but how much we appreciated YOU
presence, 10 the extent OF presenting 10 yor
"a small token. not only 10 yourself hut (,
tyour good wife, and we hope you viii taxi
kwishes OF all
1 Mr.. Mayo feelingly responded IN few
tswords, and thanked them most heartily
5not only for the present, but for the feel
Fling eyinced IN It's presentation. He statet
4 that his relations with the passenger de
I pArtnieng from traffic manager 20 the otfic,
L noy had been NJ the most Pheasant nature
and that he aid not believe he would evei
forget v n he lived TO be thousand YEAR,
GA
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The WORK Of erecting the new train shed
at the Grand Central depot continues 70
progress at a rapid pace, especially IN view
Of the enormous undertaking the building
Of these train sheds mean. The iron work
is now being Dut up. and when chat is com
pletcd the corrugated iron roofing will be
placed on 10 quick order
The Houston and Texas Central railroad
ordered 1880 pounds nf galvanized CORFU
gated iron roofing with which to cover
the sheis and II Is expected that this ma
terial viii be on hand within the three
weeks required 10 dnsh the work now
being undertaken This material was or
dered from the Howard r Smith company
through their representative Mr. T W
CronAn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-03
WOOL
London Sales.

London, February THE FIRST series of
the 1903 wool auction sales closed TO-DAY
The tone wIe easier on al grades The
total available during the series was III.
DIS bales aud sold as follows. Four thou
and 5000 10 the continent and IL 500 80
held over 10 tho next sales. The offerings
today numbered 1o,aS6 bales. msiniy New
zealand stock Competition was keen.
Sales:
Now South Wales-3O0 bales secured
Ii lslMls cd; greasy 5hd1olsd
QuecnSlaRd--1oo bales; secured Is 2lel0l
Is sd; greasy Sd10ISd
Victoria 400 bales; greasy 6Addis
South Australia-G00 bales; scoured Is ca.
greasy JdlOigd
West Australia 100 bales; greasy uEi,r IA
New Zeilanl-470n bales; secured U,7fl
Tia; greasy ilSG1llsd
Cape NJ Good Hope aud Nata, $40 ba;ts;
secured piad6ls; greasy 4iA60d,
puuta Arcua-TOO bales; greasy G0lOG
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Do You Enjoy
What You Eat Z

You car. cat whatever and whenever you
Ike Il you taks Kodol. ~ the use O. inis
remedy disordered digestion ard diseased
slomacns arc so completely restored 70
hsalth. and the full performance OF their
functions naturally, 'hatsuch foods as would
M ono into q double 5owkuoi arc eaten
gd,hou, even "rumbhng and with pest
tive pleasure and enjoyment. And what IS
more = these foods are assimHateo and
transformed into the iind q nuuineni mi
is appropriated by the blood ard tissues
Kodol Is the only digesiant or combination
OF diges,ants that will digest all classes oil
food. In addition to this fact 1t contains IN
assinilativs form, the gres'est known tonic
and reconsructive properties, 3,
Kodol cures indigestion dyspepsia ana al
disorders arising thcTo.rom.
Kcdol Digests What You Eat
Makes Ehe Stomach Sweet.
rott.ss c-y. Regular s..e. 8 400 arg z = Gins9
the trial size which se.- -eF 80 GERS
Prepared hv e. 6 po'"rr 90. Ch'-7r- I'D
A. + Kipsluc. 5o2 Main ST Crescent
prrr Sirr, $40 MHil -
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G. 8. 80 Q. ofHelals &c.

number of officials Of the Chicago,
Burlington and quincy railroad we're In
Houston for few hours yesterday going
so Galveston IN the afternoon and returning
TO this city last Night aud leaving on tn,
Galveston. Houston and san Autoulo last
night T. r. PuGeg assistant general
freight agent !u charge Of the party
r. T. Phillips president ~ the Fedcral
Trust and Building company ~ Chicago.
accompanied by his daughter. wns one Of
the invited guests Nh Phillips was a
member of tbr chicago delegation which
visited this State some time ago. and 40
delighted was he ~ his nrst visit 20 Texas
that he was o-lrceduslV anxious to- return.
The party g. travelling 10 a private car
and is bound Cor Mexico. where some tim
Will be spent seeing the sights 81 that coul'
try
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Frisco CHANCES

W. j jackson has been appointed gen
eral superintendent Of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois railway, which is a part
OF the Frisco system. succeeding f. p.
Bruughton. assigned to other duties. II
y Harper has resigned the position of fuel
agent and that office has been abolished,
and the detail work Of IL has been assigned
To the general purchasing agent
n III, Nichols has been appointed super
intendent Of the 81. Louis and Gulf aud
st Louis, Memphis and Southwestern rail
ways, these roads being also OF the Frisco
systcm.
The appointments named are all effective
February l.
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VIM Remain in Houston.

Mr.. Charles EiEel who, as was announced
In The Post OF some days ago, resigned the
position ot soliciting freight agent Of the
Kansas City Southern Ia this city, to ac
cept the Office OF chief clerk 70 General
Freight and Passenger Agent W. + Nc.
CMre of the Galveston, Houston and Hen
dersou railroad, has reconsidcrcd mis- drst
determination and Will not accept the po.
sltion rendered him no Galveston. deciding
10 contnuc his connection with the Kansas
City Southern ia tins city
The news thar Mr. Eikcl will remain In
Houston IS quite gratifying 20 his many
friends.
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Innioration Aoents Here.

McSsrs John s DRughtie, Robert Lind,
sey and June c. Harris Of Nacogdoches
were visitors 10 Houston yesterday, these
gentlemen being land aud immigration
agents OF the Houston East and West
Texas railroad AT that place
They report most satisfactory condition
existing along that line. Stating that the
fruit and truck business Is greatly flourish
ing and has splendid future IN that sec
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L and G. N. 3. 3. Ratns

For the events named the International
and Great Northern railway has made
ratc Of one and one.third fare for the round
trip ON the certificate plan to the following
points:
Port Arthur. Texas. Annual session Gulf
Mission conference Methodist Episcopal
church, white February 10 10
Boston. Mass, Annual convention Ma.
tional Brick Makers association, February
. to S.
Washington, D, c. Annual meeting
Daughters OF the American Revolution
February 3 to 20.
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Fort worth, Texas, February ? c. r
Tabor. who has hcen connected With tho
locomotive department ~ the Teyns md
Pacific for seven wears. has been promoted
10 foreman " the International and Great
Northern shops at BRYAN He loft for THAI
Mace TODAY
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MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
Surveyors for Lott Road are Working
Toward Brownsville.
PRESENTATION TO Mr.. MAYO
Grain Rate Exception Made for the
Katy--Tesas and Psolfio's Chief
Surgeon Is Dead.

Corpus Christi. Texas. February 1.-The
surveying force Of the proposed ST. Louis.
Brownsville and Mexican railroad is now
at Rogers. fourteen miles west Of here. and
Is heading towards Brownsville Via Santa
Gertrudes. Drlscol and Kennedy ranches
IL is said the crossing over tb" Nueces
river near Sharpsburs has been satis!acto
rily located
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renas Midland Earnlnns.

Austin, Texas February 2Thc Texas
Midland Railroad company paid 10 the com
troller today tho sum Of $500 G6 which Is
per cent ON It's gross passenger earnings
n S1i.o659 % for quarter ending December
81 100
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Or. q. r. Eads Dead,

Marshall, Texas. February DIR. B. r
Eads. chief surgeon for the Texas aud Pa.
ci6c railway, died at his residence In West
Marshall sunday night az 10 O'clock Of q
short Illness; funeral this afternoon at 3
cemetery
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C.. 3. |. and P. Amendment.

c, IL Connor has been appointed super
intendent Of car service OF the Chicago
Rock Island and tactic, L, 4. Betts having
resigned the position OF car service agent
that office has been abolished.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-03

IF. REGARDING sTEINwAY PIANOS
You are told another make equals Il, inves.
ugste, There Is no piano that equals the
Steinway, Will A. Watkin Music Co
state dealers. r. f. Christopher, Houston
representative, No. oil Ring building. old
phone o46s nav phone IL
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form. At It's worst, 1t IS dangerous DEATH
breeder that should be crushed Ike venom
Gus reptile that lies Ia our path
There IS o bright Side TO every picture.
Their Is hope for every sufferer. Nature
never permitted an ailment without providing
an antidute, Constipation can be cured. The
remedy IS summed up in three words, Re
Clean Inside. The greatest bowel cleaner
IS DIT. Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup
II is Natures rem ed y for constipation,
acting In q natural manner on the stomach,
bowels and liver Why suffer longer when
you have relief within your powerf Use
O little common sense in treating disease.
Take the only remedy that IS guaranteed to
cure you. Isn't II safe 10 trust q medicine
that has been IN use for over 80 years and has
always stood the test.
Read what Luther Goodwin says.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-03

Weak and siekly women who are ex-
ceedinsly nervous and irritable, and who
sleep very poorly, have no appetite, and
are sometimes overcome by Headache.
and Dizziness will find Jew doses or
Hostetters Stomach Bitters very penei-
oial. II will stimuia'e and strengthen
the weak sy5tsm, restore tho appeste
and promote sound sleep, The most
delicate system can retain L, Don't fail
to Try L. Il Will do you good.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
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THE FASTEST MILES ON RECORD.

o2s SECONDS
uornobie s. "
......
~" s'f
Empre has fcan
No
Of mi
covered
exactly minutes equal to mile every
%
Savannah miles Covered
the iu5 mile
distance Of covered IN 295 minutes
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- ''V' g. Alive ... g. 30 al
6Htsirs iesvs Crane Cea1z! Ds7si
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H.KRT DEPOT Fifta Wars
t.-. O s0sr- brr,v>. $50 49,
Leave ....... 7.A0ru Arrive ..... 8 50 pa
Fer CAlvs.tou Trains see c.. n q t.
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Read what luther GOODWIN says.
rHAcHER MEDICINE coMpANY R"n"n' Texas

NNatk0uNpEAt Atuus
Gentlemen: l fud your Liver and Blood syrup q
great benefit in checking constipation and other
troubles of stomach and Liver My father lived in
Nashville before the aud was well acquainted
with Dr. Thatcher who, he says, was one OF the best
physicians in that city. My father hauled many
packages of the Thacher remedies to Columbia and
Pulaski IN 1851, Ho always used them himself and
thinks they have equal
Yours very truly,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-03

We have hundreds OF equally strong testi-
monials from old time users OF this celebrated
Liver and Blood Syrup. Here is one OF a
recent date:
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~ Nfff ffalrS ifAteEl 81 L .-'H
esve To- SAINTS r Congress Ave. Derot 70
rinutss LATER thau the above
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Cleveland. Alabama January Is iqQ1 {
nave oeen constant user OF your medicines for
WMu ieaIs' i ma them all right 7 have used pr
every particular 1--N.N IA
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Hampton, Florida MAY so lera
have used all kinds OF liver medicir. a. 49,,
yssIs end nave mover bad any 70 90 me 10 much
$50 as Ut Ihacaors Liver and Blood Syrup ldrT
acts nicely on the liver leaving no bas sfe 80
Mlen teel sluggish, bad and diEty In the head ~
tiAe rev person, gladly recommend vour IiTsr
ana hlooc syrup % all. for ! have rre5 an No.
ngaieshes Hnc know Ihachers 20 be the hfsf I
wil have no other. MRS i ~ s7s--TtssS,.
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Eagle Ford Texas
Keep DIT, TEACHERS Liver and Blood Syrup All ths
ume 70 prevent sickness. The children and tbs
entire family like 20 takeit
August %, lS2, MRS OLLIE DAUGHFRTy. &
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~. at. q. n. n.

y ~. a q. p. r.
Grand csnirsi Dero,
leave Ts.s.., ZOO an Arrive No. .. ~ 20
t t,r E S J. .iiisCt Arriss No. s. 90 an
=. ain. 0. r. r.
Grand Central Dept
Issvt No g.. s.QQs.n Arrive No. s.in e
Leave No s....o.t5am Arrive No. J. IL p'n
ley. Il. ssop@ t s11,,, No No : 81 s. 20
G.. n. & S. A. RH
Grand Central Depot
leave 40 .i0.nssm Arrive No s.I 39 Pr
leave No. s...li.ss PA Arrive no '0'@ ~
G., n. a N. r. r.
Grand centr. Desc,
fssvs Ne. g. 10 os s.n .rive g. s';hsE
Ley: Ne Ne ssS.@% INV sTTiy. n n. g.6o 81
A'''' 10 ' Nc.. ' ssss : suns,ys onIy
N. v, 4 N. r. r.
C-srsCsrr,i Dtrot
,'tr,,,. -. ,,,cinssT I+t,f % -. ssosm
s. A. & A. p. Ry
orars Central Depot
Itt,tici.. $50 sn fIrivsS Nos e-@sPa
G.. c. q s. f. q. a.
Gard Ce-,-si Depo.
Naln the
g, Lors Limite3.
f,,y. sfSr- Arrive -..... $40 a-m
Ksnsss CITY ENrrsts
IeavS...T.o0 sr. Arrive ..., Q 40 Pm
Ilvir .rs nelvil. Express
I,sv....s3S pz. Afrve zee. 1000 r
Galveston Trains
lave . ,. 0ns.n Avfivs ....... - =
fssve - e7nsr Arrive ....... = ~
leave ...7 Snp.- Arrive &C.. e.OO Pm
TSnrsav o1ivl
lssv. 90 ,.u Arrive. ....S ~ a.
Leave t.50r.r Ar-'vs S,EU Pm
All thsse trains Itrtsp; s. Louis Iifriie1l
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AAa t.'laH
Constipa-
ton pro-
duCCS sour
stomach,
yellow
skin. bad
breath bill
iousness,
headache,
nIllS-
tiOu, and
hackaChe.
Il IS F,..l
and Cdcn-
Sive dis
order In its
uIIlezf
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orars Central pepo,
It.,tfc o.sOan ffrlvs No > o-SSPs
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Crsrs Csatai Dtroi
1,,,,,n 80. frfrer tfrivr 30. fsp : - -
Leave No. 1sa. II. 30 p= Arrive No. isi $50 am
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an yoa auo71 10 so another dav yvith,,,.
tlls TINE tried remedy DO you want Coi,,5'l,rst'
t'lal .l' ~, ment q the pleasures OF Iiieg
4, -t,i.- Ne clean ilsice. Free Yourself frrr,,
tNt curse OF constipation Dr. Thnrt,a-is i -; ~
ING hlNqd sFstp viii DO the work
es sAle ~ all druggists 40 SOC aud 81 "a "a.
n1ttie. pI, TEACHERS Liver Ne5f's-g' "a "a
- certs Write our Consulta;ior Ds,,s lts I
explaining symptons and receive + IS s,4ss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-07
Spiders and Music.

From the London Express.
An elderly woman, who lives in her own
house at Buttes Chaumont, Paris, and who
Is the daughter of one Of the functionaries
under the late empire, has discovered that
spiders are peculiarly appreciative Of mu-
sic She has made great pets of them, and
her house is full Of spiders Of all kinds, on
whom she spends her time and fortune.
Her proteges are lodged in a large airy
room, where she has provided every neces-
sary support for their different webs Her
great favorites are immense black spiders,
which, with their hairy legs and great bod
les, look, very repulsive to others.
When she is inclined to show off their ca
liabilities for music she surrounds herself
with a circle of water to keep off their too
delicate attentions, and plays slowly softly
and in a minor key on the harp From all
corners of the room the spiders run toward
her, listening with evident pleasure: but
should she strike up a noisy, gay, inhar-
monious strain they scamper back to their
holes asthough Disguised.
A curious fact in connection with this
story is that the woman bears the birth
mark of a spider.