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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-21

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 20.-The Court
of Appeals to-day overruled a motion by
the commonwealth for rehearing Of the
appeals in the murder conspiracy cases of
Caleb Powers and James Howard The
court held that II had no jurisdiction to re-
opea the business OF closed term. Both
defendants will now get new trials.
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IL will take some time for. the Indiana
public to become accustomed to the
change In the name of the old familiar
Bowen Merrill book firm and TO learn to
call il the "Bobbs-Merrill Company" Still,
though IL has been the Bowen-Merrill Com
pany for many years. this il not the first
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-21

1t is reported that the Democratic lead
ers In South Carolina are weary Of Till
marism and would be pleased to return to
Cievelandism.
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THE HUMORISTS.
Unusual.

Chicago News
hear YOU"
Why asked the witness, in establishment.
ARE they interested in the case?'
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LOUlSy1LLE-C. T. Deering. northwest corner
Of Third and Jefferson streets; Louisville Bool
Co.. 2s4 Fourth avenue. and Bluefeld Bros. A
West Market street
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The reelection Of Senator Fairbanks yes
serday was conducted with the dignity and
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REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.

FOR Rent or Lease-Twelve-room house, $50
Pine st. H. L. Hughes. 1857 Olive St
OLIVE St. fourth and fifth floors;
modern building: electric elevators.
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DON'T BORROW MONEY

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Suburban Home for Sale

At a great bargain to close an estate; In Madi-
son County. Illinois: 10 miles from river. on the
bluffs: a u-room brick house and outbuildings.
with Ia to So acres Of land. VIM. o. Langan.
1898 Washington ave.
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SUBURBAN HOME.

For ale-Hou and lot No. 1o75 Pernod ave.
two blocks from Underwood Station. on Frisco:
a very nice. almost new. two-story frame house
of six rooms. nice reception hall. good cellar, 3
mantels. with open fireplace: dining-room ls1sx
fruit trees: Sc fare on Frisco. For key, price and
terms see KEELEY e. CO.. lib Chestnut st.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
To Attract Immigrants.

AS part Of its work I'm attracting imml-
grafton 10 the South, the address on
southern Resources and Development"
made recently at New Orleans by Mr.. c.
l.. stone. general passenger agent Of the
townsville aud Nashville railroad, Is being
widely circulated In attractive pamphlet
form. In his address Mr.. Stone meets
clearly the criticisms of climatic and labor
conditions Of the South, emphasizes ia
wonderful fecundity OF the soil as to
variety Of fruits and vegetables, embrac-
ing all productions known 10 temperate
zones. and many tropical fruits the sources
Of revenue-the timber growth, the fish.
cries. the minerals--but he contends that
local efforts IN the South must supple
ment the efforts Of the railronAs. He
notes that his company Is carrying in $500
newspapers in the North and Northwest
an advertisements relating solely TO the up
building Of the South, but he urges that
this advertisement should be increased IN
dor the auspices Of commercial or similar
bodies In localities desiring Immigration.
He makes the further valuable point that
II man from other sections shall be,
through cooperation OF railroads. ma or
ganizations satisfactorily placed In the
South. there is an immigration AGENT work.
ing In the Geld whose opinion viii carry
more weight I'm the section from which
he shall come than any agent who could ne
sent there Readers OF the letters from
western farmers whose attention has been
attracted IN the South through reports
made by friends Of theirs who have scr,
tied IN the South may we'll understand
Mr. stones argument on this point, ann
they should be encouraged 70 redoubie their
efforts for Increasing In the south the
number Of these potent immigration agents.
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o4a. 900 was expended for betterments and
additions, and for the ak months over
sil 100000 has been devoted to the same
end
The balance earned over charges and
rentals for the haf year ending with De
cember WIS ST,703e POO. The surplus for
this period, not considering special appro-
priations. Is equal to almost per cent on
the stock, II was recently stated In this
colhmn that information had been obtained
10 the effect that dividends would not he
declared earlier than 1904 at any rate. as
II Is tho intention Of the management to
continue the policy OF expanding all or
the available earnings on improvements on
the property throughout this year az least
These improvements. when completed will
show increased savings and net revenue
for stockholders and place the system I'm
n position to take advantage Of some OF
It's opportunities. With possibly one or
two exceptions there Is not another system
I'm this country thai is undertaking 10 mod
ernige fits roadhed. structure. rolling stock
aud equipment solely by the use Of net
earnings without the help Of additional
capital I'm the form Of bonds or new stock
The conservative manner in which the
reconstruction and Improvement OF the
property has been managed IS evident
IN the recent remarkable development OF
earning power,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT DEMAND

Is Shown In Preliminary Report Of Earn
ings for Last Fiscal Year.
The statisticlan Of the interstate com
merce commission has submitted a prelm
mary report upon the Income Of railroads
In the United States for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1902, and comparisons are
made which shed mood OF tremendous
light upon the tremendous increase in the
demand for cars and locomotives, which
has crowded the factories wlth orders In
advance OF their capacity for more than a
year The figures presented In the report
show that the gross earnings Of railroads
for the fiscal year were S1-7il, 1920, an
Increase as compared with the next pre-
cedlng fiscal year OF sl23, DIS 1913, aud Il is
expected that the full returns viii show
that the gain was not less than Sl20, 900 600.
In 1897 the total gross earnings were ST.
- Os0, T78 and the increase since then has
been well nigh S6Oo,0Oo.O0O, the exact ng.
ures showing $3.50, 6e4, AT. The gross caru-
lngs per mile for the last fiscal year were
SsT61, or $685. more than for the next pre-
cediug year. a gain Of very nearly per
cent, the increase IN the total gross earn
ings being also nearly per cent while the
galn since 1897 was more than 30 per cent.
! With reference to the current fiscal year,
now more than haR gone. II must be noted
that nearly all the monthly reports OF the
different railroads continue 10 display itn-
posing increases as compured with the cor
| responding period Of year ago, the few
decreases shown being generally attributa-
! bic to special causes. and not 10 general
business conditions A large percentage Of
this falling on, the total Of which was.
however, relatively small, was undoubtedly
due to tart congestion. as well RS to lack
! VI motive power, and In some cases to III
! sufficient yard room for promptly making
up and dispRtching freight trains. This
excess Of business for tho. time being ac-
tually prevented some OF the railroads from
making as good financial showing In GER
| tain months as they would have done had
/ the volume Of traffic not exceeded their
capacity. In other instances. particularly
| those OF the hArd-coal roads, the strikes Sc
/ riUUsy Curtailed the volume Of business
aud caused consequent decrease in gross
| earnings But now all the signs point Ia
| q continued increase of railroad traffic, aud
| there IL at present prospect that there
viii he any sackening In the demand for
! locomotives and cars. On the contrary.
| there Is every reason to expect that the de-
! mnnd for equipment will continue to In
crease still more beyond the capacity of ez-
listing builders To supply it az required
Manufacturers Record.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23

q Bartlett states that NJ. Mueihsuse. whose
arm II near that town. raised nine bales az
sctton on ten acres ~ land william
1eniezche gathered thirty bales from nfts
Aacres This Is the record OF a year when
tne average farmer In this county did NOT
habe more Than sixth OF an eighth OF
bale TO the acre The method n plant
Ing hr. Muelhnuse says Is the secret Of
nls success. He plants the cotton wide
apart about th,rty-s six to thirty-eieht
ihones' and thins Il to twelve or fifteen
inches IN the drill, Thus letting tho sun
snlne 10 the roots and also giving the plants
room to branch. Bartlett and vicinity,
however. did not suffer from boil wee,iis
as much as some other portions Of the
county, but the above farmers made more
cotton to the acre by Tar than the majority
q farmers 10 that or any other section OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
IN INTEREST OF DIARIES
Party viii Make Tour Over Suasei
Central aud Santa Fe Lines.
WILL START FROM GALVESTON TODAY
Have in View the Developing OF That
lndustry-The Itinerary and Per
sonnet Of the Party.

Mr.. b. c. Williams Of Chicago and Prof
Clinton n. smith. Lansing. Mica, dean aud
director ot the Michigan experimental sta
tion w u. Wilson editor Hagiu unl Daily
Reporter; Hon. c. H. Everett editor Racine
twis) Agricultural Who constitute tho
party that will make = tour Of the state
for the purpose Of giving lectures on the
dairy business, with the end In view OF
developing that important industry ar.
rived In Houston yesterday morning, and
were registered at the Rice. they left IN
the afternoon for Galveston from which
point they viii start ont this morning for
points on the santa &c route. They will
arrive In Houston on the evening OF the 2Sd
and will be taken in charge Of here by the
Southern Pacific company The itinerary Of
the party ON the Sunset-Centrai Sap llnes Is
as follows
February "a Texas and New Orleans
as a m; leave Grunge $40 2. m arrive
Houston T:ib D. N.
February 20 Houston, and Texas Central
a M; leave BTan s:5s ?. M; arrive arrive COZ COZ
lege Station 40N o m leave College station
4;oS p. m; arrive Navascta a;51 p m
February 2Y--H quston ana Texas Central
Leave Navnscta Ns25 a. m; arrive Houston
Q a. m.
February % - Southern Pacific Leave
Houston 1910 8. IA; arrive Victoria S:46
February 27-Guif, western Texas and pa.
clac--Leave victoria e:S5 a. m; arrive
Cuero T:5o @. NJ.
February H-Ssn Antonio and Arkansas
Pass Leave. Cuero i:os p. m. arrive Hal.
letsville PAS p. m leave Halletsville 4:65
p m: arrive Yoskum $40 D. m leave Yoa-
kun $50 r. m; arrive Fintouin II rs D. IN.
February 2S-Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio--Arrive weimar 1l;45 a. m
leave Weimar l p. m, arrive Gonzales 3 %
p. m; leave Gonzales 8 p NJ. (. arrive Sc
gum 1850 D. N.
March 1LGaivestnn Unrr4shrro ana ga,
Antonio--Leave Seguin Csc a. m arrive
San Antonio T:45 a. m
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So AnnnIo shlnmnnta.

san Angelo February 2L--GeorEe T..
Hume will ship thirty cars of cattle to
Kansas
j. T. Kennebrew shipped a car of mules
% Jackson, Miss
]. l. Huffman shipped car OF fat cattle
90 Fort Worth.
r. H. and r L. Harris shipped thirty-one
cars OF steers to Kansas pasture
Alnye Bros. have ordered ITO cars for cat
tie to be shipped In April.
A bunch Of 1891 head OF sheep sold at
$40.
Hanley Turner received from lows a
Thoroughbred stallion costing about $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23

A period OF Indictment weather such az
has visited this city the last several weeks
Is invariably followed by m alarming in.
crease IN sickness and a swelling Of the
death rate. THIS might be avoided could
proper precautions
The chilling blasts that carry inAamms-
tion into the bronchial tubes and lungs
the slushy pavements that send rheuma
rains that attack the body-there are few
who can withstand their combined inhu
ence, colds become epidemic aud rheu-
mHtlsm claims many victims It r. tusuallv
after such an Indictment period that grip
Is prevalent, Pneumonia bronchhs and
other ailments keep the doctors busy
and too often the undertakers. ar well
Ny advice 10 the puhiic Is to wear the
wHrmest clothing obtainahle keep the feet
a cold or rheumatic attack or the slightest
symptom OF the grip make It's appearance
| hcgin 70 night e at once.
Two or three hours may decide the
battle between disease and health Go to
your druEgiot at once and get my Cold or
I Grip or Rheumatism Cure, according 70
the nature Of your symptoms Begin tax
ing II and In two or three hours the DIS
case win be driven from the system and
complete health restored. The Com Cure
viii stop discharge OF the nose aud eyes
sneeTinC, soreness ~ the thoat and lungs
and fever, almost Immediately The Grip
Cure Will eradicate all symptoms Of TINT
disease. such gs headache backache. dizzl
ness and insomnia. The rheumatism Cure
VIII stop pain. remove the poigons from
the system and give welcome relief IN the
most severe cases Every druggist sells
them % cents "A vial--MuNNoN.
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d z. s. A. az.
J v a N. r. r.

g n.ss a m Ar No. s.. 800 Pm
~ US am. Ar No. TO-. SEQ am
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Book Island surysvinn Party.

Fort Worth, Texas, February 2l-Chier
Engineer Peters OF the Rock island system In
Texas, with surveying corps Of fifteen
men, Is az Graham, in Young county. for
the purpose Of doing some work, the exact
nature OF which can not be definitely
learned 1t is thought that the surveyors
will run a line out Of Graham, westward,
preparatory to the extension Of the Rock
Island at a failure date One ruTnor has Il
that the Rock Island Will be extended Ia
the coal fields some twenty miles southwest
from Graham Nothing cnn be learned at
headquarters here az 70 what Chief En-,
gineer Peters Intends doing IN the Graham
country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
NEW eUsHER AT SOUR LAKE.

II Is to Be Drilled Bit Deeper-A Cali
fornia Oil Man There.
sour Lake. Texas February 22.-Contrac-
tor j r Sharp this afternoon brought in
the Roche well No. as nrst class gusher
This well showed up as good producer
at $50 feet, but Mr. Sharp was not satis-
ned with It, and has been drilling deeper.
While the correspondent did not get the
exact depth Of the we'll. II is about 1900
feet This well shows up 10 be the best
well brought In yet.
A California oil man wNo watched IL flow
when the valve was opeNed, SAYS he will
give $4,000 for the well 6 II stands
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
southern paeifie's Good Work.

The latest reports OF earnings from
the Southern Pacific clearly show that
the management intends to continue fine
extensive policy OF Improvements through
the increases OF cost in operating materials
DEFENDERS gross shows an Increase OF
ssl54T3 but net only reflects the gain
by ST. ,65T, as operating expenses Increased
for the six months ending December 81
show gain OF over S225O.000, but on ac-
count Of the comprehensive Improvement
policy Of the management instead or an
expected gain In not earnings. the heavy
bctterment expenditures caused dehcit
OF over s3,o00,O00. During December 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
How TO Make Your Hair Grow
Thick and Luxuriant.

Here IS one among the thousands Of 9th.
ers who has been rewarded with a good
growth OF hair by the careful and attentive
use OF Coke Dandrun Cure aud Hair Tonic
Sold by drugglsts at 50c and 500 q bottle,
How Mr. g l.. Schl0as saved HIS hair
Ar the age Of - was getting 10 be com
pictely bnld and having heen recommended
to use Coke Dnndruf Cure and Hair Tonic,
commenced the use OF the same about
hve weeks ago. Have only used one bottle.
and must say thar therr Ia marked i'm
prnvomcnt Ny hair is already considerably
thicker than II was ave weeks ago. and II
gets better each day Am firmly convinced
That a few more bottles will restore all my
halt ] make the nbove assertion SO that
those troubled In q like condition can be
benefited Very respectfully,
Samuel L, Schloas
MONTGOMERY Ala.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
ABROAD SCHEDULE.
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c...arat nanni
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Residence and Contents.

Hillsboro, Texas, February 2L-J. II.
Nyles, who lives thirteen miles south OF
town, had his house and contents burned
yesterday. The FIRE originated IN q detective
huc. There was nothing saved. There
was no insurance. Loss $500. Mr. Nyles
has had a hard run of luck the last year.
First. he had two cows killed by lightning
He bought two more and one died and
the other got killed About three months
ago lightning struck his house and danger.
ously shocked two Of his fnmily.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
YOUNG eAiRp RuRIEn.

wounded in a Personal Alteration and
Death Ensues Thsrefrom.
Clehurne. Texas. February 2l.-The funer.
AZ OF Arch W. Baird viii take nlace to.
morrow afternoon at = O'Clock from the
residence VI his sister and brother-in.law.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. G, Padelfcrd II will be
remembered that The Post had an account
Of the killing Of the young man. difn.
culty arose between him ana another young
nun IN which young Baird received n
knife thrust into the brain hree4quarters
81 an inch. Lewis Hancock being arrested
Tor the assault. II was not known at hrst
that the wound was 20 ssriota, but Il termi-
mated In death The dead bcv wss highly
connected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
ROMEO AND J1,r1rr ;.

sJssaulllcement that the beautiful
s s aud Inliet" IL "a he bro.
, m sonaay afternoon ut the opera
NJ doubtless be gladly received by
llsss,, y Shakespeare The play q
Ssyst- = s.s..,,pted here for lack of actors
|ll,rs !" ~ the roles INT Mr. Charles
eillsss. aa,ose reputation az an actor
ssrr ~ plays Is already enviabIe.
N "A Ms assumed tho mart ~
! ,,siS, sisen delight hy his lntelli-
= fsw ana manly Interpretation OF
rsoss manly part Miss Annie Roh.
s .personal charms make erory
n INA attractive. rcl,ders thu
1lss with Italian warmth and
sssr,s iulflls ali the doiiebtfni
iDss M, y mat lovely characttf The
= ,su pM orertax the ability Of s5e
NJ any and In the part Of Mer.
Ss,b's n oConner Ands a mart to
'sain,n,ls seems to have adantsd NJ.
|1ha -, nave complete and Anelv
h is y. " scenery. and their cn,tume I.
d ttsn \, e1pense has been spared 70
N Il. ipppiopriate The prices Of adj.
isy nm Ky and tempting
'str IA ,' February 90. Shakes,nare's
~ FsS,el Macbeth" for Tnesdav
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
FARMING BACKWARD.

Small Gray Bug Appeared in Oats Beng
Watched.
Denisou, Texas, February 1'-Farmins
operations have not been SO backward IN q
number OF years. II Is go wet that II
fll possible to do any piowing, but very re-"
ont, have been planted small gray mug
bos annearod which f. watched with grea
interest n IS attached Ia roots OF volnn
teer oats. and thousands Of eggs are Iisi.
bio whether this new pest VIII do any
harm remains yet to be seen. .,,,. =,
Tbo country highways are impassaple 70
tosins and formers can not get 10 town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
plars Given to Contractors.

FL Louis, February 21.-Plans and spect
hcations Of the agricultural building of the
Louisiana Purchase exposition were given to
contractors today. The building must be
finished by September I. 1903 The build
ing will DO the only one Of the exhibit build
inEs which will nor he colored In Ivory
white, green being the prevailing tint
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-23
SECRETS OF FARMING.

How Williamson County Farmer Made
a Success.
Georgetown, Texas, February LII tnlS
vear az drouth and boil weevils in William
son county It Is interesting 10 note the
success OF farmers who surnounfed tnese
ain culiies and raised good cotton crops
despite these drawbacks. local psksr