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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
WORTH KNOWING.

Azy @ Eva areta-z -ls5 bv erpsccn,s..ra
v1.c1 .lsrs a7ec three 1r four days. ~
g-irs s-tea-5r- -zt treatment. tLis t-es
lrL r1az1 3 Tislr % The n0sptial. mr. 20 veCr
p1ystraE- -gC ElQ4eSate dragging With att-
est aae4t-lles. buy tc means that some sim
pie, .Gvr..tss. effective s1Eise p.fc rnrle6Y
ike Sc--cgT CatarEa Tablets should % use
20 ward 90 zCy possible ce-maratIoa h
Pnsunl0ai1, ChzU1ic CG.4Fra. BcczcalTis OF
Al q :Asse Formidable diseases start
.-1a1 a rnglnlcc cl.A. neglected or 10 ozasd
20 Tua It's lrErs- and u Is cnis the exer-
else q eo11lcn every t4y cz0;ioa o. cure
coig - 4-.eky A. pas,it'lc. Z q - muca
toc what it - IL The moment. but ~Ear Il
may 6eecC1s IL o elected
Fefsags 70 geg.eiy 8 50 ssfs. rsl!able Eua
cccycEseur ta .top q CQit % obstinate e5uga
a. St1arts CEs1lFl Tablets
EEe txtrdct CT aicat root Contained n
hem c. DpiZe1 wirE the red gum q the
E-eal st1s tr'~ ssez 20 put Ire mreuus
a cend.tl11 q throw ~ tAe germs % "a
TARA, pru-cE us ezd c'1nsUmptie1. and IS
they are taken Internally taey seem %
eQuzl'Es the circulation ami phase TIE lc.ig
ID ghsI tn15.ri11 q he1ita which resIsts
and throws 81 -he germs az disease
4 PERSIA iI perfect health rdreiT cHtrhs1
cold and i' be does throws IL % % a dag
~ two. nrE 7-1~re ths cold asugs al. stop
ping zap the nastrjjs. irritating the ,argar 9-
there IS persistent annoying cough it - eTt-
dent tc4t the system for some reasoa Is
uaa4,s % -Grr'v r ,he disease EerTrs vai.a
aus t-f .7e1a.s At'ae assistance ts
EereSssrF. anI ;lts i hest given hy tAe rse
q SOME 1srui-ss germ destroying nEsissr-
lie liEe Se1arLs C4r1rrh E4l.els, whIca are
aiso pelatahie and equally &C. Tor cAudFaa
a-d adults
Druggists sell these tablets 81 20 cents
full s5Eal pacEage, Elgher "a price saan
i-uehes aad cheap rouEa syrups Hus
SI1aF.'s Catarra T1hlels cuntata 8rrisepstc
properttes wl.ch actually cuue Colds. a
tasrh and gagost and lung troubles. wAlle
u Is E1t1rlgus fact shat cough d-ops 4nt
cough sTrurs sEe largely composed n
apl1HA ,s'e1tEe and similar Drugs Eaat have
no curative power
lt y also true that many popular HQn.d
medicines Sud tCntcs fUr carirrA depeaL
alaeA tAe alto1os taey cs.gstala wklCh give
Simply 8 temporary stimulation - no real
bere1r Tor any ircuble catarrhal cr sth=--
ais
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
PARTY o. PROSPECTUS F7CW lN-
CftNA EN0 ILLINOIS.
Fe7oes To-7 Down ts 7rese~: ire L.zs
o. Saee;s-Tsxss A-- Nc; Ce-7s
IN Eery =as.

5ea-G1.c- Tstss, JE1El-y Q ---eere Vas
A rather dLs-t1 gulssst 7a-rv 1zrs tc64y
from lE1i8rl and Illinois asI5sd By M-
w II ColEs. who sI-csd tla- s5eT u-e
here Tor 5as purpose q booking t-.s t1s
farming advantages q :ea section T1e
following IS his i2;E-Ttzr Is taxed from
tas Journal
My 1,sr trip 20 Texas SAID NJ. C1tgs,
amos. s-4rg.aL E1e. er-.t .cEr.a.T be-
sle4s ny own eyes ] ts.- r1ar r1r e411.-
,.e1s we-e really 100 good 20 be- -e-.. Ea-
fore saying IacE tc EF -9tE1hQts / -llg
E-l time was 12re and -l1-e Cg17llsal
aud crgAcLz-d rE.ls At-is parry. each ne l--
p@y ~ wcle@. are mon % means z1l L-Tl5rls
% invest those MEANS en- raEes w.e-A
they can 81 l-1rs E1lz Z per song. T1e
party might hsre es~c -uch larger hat
o1g tails party Is one - business ant s.-
tloo- 5-sl1ss being tares-'-s themselves
ssreral parties are really agents ~ r-Ge-
Investors .r71l a1- sFr7s9z w1 es4 fZ5-zsl-
WIZ D. rsltec upon su1 w-o viii sod :t-i-
2 1ar-sy down ts-e - --r F-s-sfs r-F
st t-te-1 -t7-s t-aT 1-a u,ra -hEg 1sl-
t-4raL already -a.t E1<- Tzr1, IS t1a rr---
l-s s=,rlra t9- soza& Investment.
we c0-e tro-a che banner eurl hat- ~
sac c0-n-cT a-1 ara r-a.ttea, EE--s -s
WAT we wait is ss-r- lands w esrs nj, t-.-
~ cas Yang a present ttel a. o. eng
q large tract &C la-- On eg.t.vE-ir- O.. -1-
developed eUt Sc gr t-t0 farms 11t bring
our peu2-s froa- c-c c5-Ec-E 20 w4rk
then"
Tae party -sz.ztzs3 IN the city al! Day
Ta4y LsfE n 80 tAis evening teE Hons
y1C-
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WORK on THE v, B. AND n.
GRADING WILL sE STARTED TUES.
DAY AND CONSTRUCTION PUSHED.
Twenty Niles NFli se 5uit Between
I7c7sr ard Duxe-Contraot let.
To RedSh Hempsteaa.

The uoeE 81. ccasrEuctilg the Ncasc0.
Er1zcs ana Northern railroad sill begin -
once and vii br pushed Toward RAPIDLY
ID hasl coa-p3eJiou General Manager 4.
= Spears 90 itsy sagrosd stated 10 q Post
Reporter l2sz u.sEt ,hAt the svaeins would
Per -,4.sad ca uFxy ruesiag nae d.>
,ieg " sGe csapaay WlI b. 90 taild ,as
'weaIy miles 90 suzd htswten Aucaor AID
lie1s- aud dist P&rt ~ yhe goaa viii q.
sAe1 "a rs curi0eyy before egheg SOCK
5 Attempted. rae WORK sill begin AZ
A--A5.. a-4 rtI be- cymE.egrd o. Duko.
n--fs . vial eoAn~et with the Susug.@lza
.algea4
Tie SVuiFAss fo- the coastraeti0n u this
trrt-1G u tae road has Leen iel 10 Ne
g. z Coo1s. Ih&t gentleman has orsegtG
re ETcsssagN aGraga-eruglia 70 X salrpesi
- AAt DAY. a.si 4umter x TIE teat1s y g.
ltta qr4rrd % ~ strre - as Co D. sig
70 tailols gE the lgy above mentioned
Upon tl~ VtlEp.riida - the MEe fdeG
A1eAdr 70 hakr The uerG q ouldlrE the
az e1ers VII be h.sdr td hare the road
Ea.sAsd as tar as thst raee as soon -
rhe yaseo R-axss au8 Northern wil
caeF Froll Aucher 90 nIsr , distGues.
~ twenty ai.lts q neW Gtei VIII o. huiir.
Slt fre,n blAe 90 sugar.ar4 the Sezarianf
naFoad sill he uti.lzsd- waite 'he resd
Wi! te constructed FROM Iha latter pcipt
gv EealUstead
General aisrarer sDears 81 me company
fftNyufd frcm utilts sPrerat izvs ago. 1t
uhiee pifr' meeHag ~ iAe sep;hvssi-
fN toqu aud frfisF COMPANY Nss held
lte m9dc th.s statement isst uiSht and - 4
soaA@ i-1sns iatriy published 81 the subject
were tugnrres-r This rnmpsrT = nronctinS
nc naiiasrE - thr Nkiesea Rrsgas and
Nor7nfFE- tnr 81 Is h~ifyst that the an.
,ai ~eeS u ,af resgls o. iss Dallas meet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
FOREIGN.

Thf Ees95satiaEs bstweez Russia aul
C.taa ga ths szbiegt q laara1rtan ,ss-
soras have e15Ie5 wita0at a. asr~sa-eat.
Tue vl-rz0rF,i sSSssslaatln-s q Ch= zs@-.ain
AZ Preiorta caused seapo-tFy s-rr.ss IA
tse Loader sVoaE exchange Ead Parts
h0e-s. bviaEias aur nauy saEleas
Teese we've az deaths fruz tue p.1g,.s a.
Nsxatlan Fvi5ay.
F'ae shaA q Persia 5as nsEsE r1gaEsser
20 Ncz.sp, wh!ea marks TIE 5ss-il1iag 81 Z
-enewal % t!P'omayic reausas tst=eea
taass eslzrrtss-
BA'ua HeHsogu. Gerlaa HzA1ssaz4- -
EssAsaztaa- has esea gFauteI 81 s1te.4zi
ifsvs e absence, 1Et zsg recalled. Ha Il
peS sxpeetst % returu- aorevsr
Alar@iss repairs o. atrocities have cox,
fr0n Maee1Oaia,
AfFsd Belt. tie welL-knowa so-th Afrf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
PRIVATE PENSION DAY. SULTAN LOSING GROUND
Irbe that Rscesily Betrayed Els
Furcss Now Actively Aitiag Rebels.
RING BRoTEsRs POPULARITY
re -as AGAIN Qrdere5 His l-r=ris-r-
rreus--Tr- siEuszt7- Is E,aurEf
Srr'sias More S-roqs.

Le1421. I1a11rF t9--r1s Tsrz,sr ecr-
rssgeadeot e tie Nscutt< Lsuder says il
csU&hen; The suig1n. fearful % tee
sre~tzs Fe'1ilrisT % nts ocuchsr M1tI
AalAni1l'd 1fs ertered ai7 90 BE- ia15rss-
ooi@ araln- Tue A-.e'lsao Protestant mis-
s.oaar.1s have been coaneasd 10 sI-s
Fe1 ne sirst5isr IA se-isus
INA ll1es tsts zzocuiar sG5fsaes A DIS
pd5tl tro1 Tazgier saFt-g raas shs ae~s
reehavsd 5hers tcsn Fsz. rzsttr date 90
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sas,5 a Traae Mss.rs

beauGont Texas, J1ausry 8 a wen at
resided meeting 81 the eillzssa vas Ae.1
IN 1nf lows building YESTERDAY zfteru1ou.
hrier te'N1a' ef rAir> appeared IN Las
ross t-is lafre-hs r3 Perfect the CrEsriBt-
;laa q q 6oard a trala 4 Ba.s5ua-s &C.
etu9 q hgsl2es Meas lsaxae- N w4s
fes1lfH1 t4et tle elslfr att~usEars4 .,ar..
-ttiuie rE-lt-fee Pa ralVass tbe efsv SUD
e-9r -relfE1tr DtlIte-s f1r rA= 1egHrlr.l-
finl. alt EAat rhe EaztElr Euas WIZ ~.
eAeFv- 81 n was also s~soivsl fhat thry
rfs 1szic 90 tLe -Lst ~ rhf 1e0-t, -
ltil gra-euEs al1 et-r ra3ser..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10
-. sr1n1r ~ INTER.

TIE Spirit q. Winter Is vita w. =.
Its presence known in macy alh esssn re,
natiMes nv CHEEKY slusHine 49, oiti
Ing SHOWS. auL sometimes ~ erFspl,
seems 10 rske s dcUsa- in masiIss ~,
'Giu-s WORSE. Tor Rheumatism iN.s,s s,l,ss 3
tw!usps sharper. catlrgh teeQmss X seFds
ryyiDc and toe mars sTm loA.s Trs4
la are GeYelored aut 1cgrAs-i +. ne
net much poetry in tLis ont .ari H. 4.
-ud 10 is > wouAer thSJ nose ~.id'
-t rid % these silwFu.F .sriri-
Tint cures then-t4o0A isrt ~
easily obtained and lle- is 'u,usgt
that its cures are RADICAL and ps13r'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

il-1Iry I. Is less sa.tsttctorT t111 Fog
mar ,sperts- TIE fittEl -rtae w11gef
1tslc1sry is4 % tie rscer. isFeat rs rEz
s-.-11s trcors. - reported sct1 % te aid
,-s tie rebels iz sgls4 * Ets -scel. Ok
ta-s q s-g-lsst7r- Tue Situation, ur-
-7'-'-e'tiF. Is serious siTs the ZINES cog
rrs7c1te1t I1s ge5els ara reported a. be
1sartEs Fez- and ses s-1tGa is repairing
the -sfeoees z that city The people ara
t.s'oatsEtee wtt1 tAe action q the gov
s-1zsls aud are ready 90 =eleo1s rae
meter - -he struggle, v-5sveE eE nay b.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

Eteres p a-pw- u Holster "a, Is a.
arT-.eaa- t1c ,1s 71srEsa stersaiP uow Es-d
5E Ss,a p Sg-01g. veacasa Washington this
a.o-zlEg H-s ARRIVAL was Gas only tevele7-
;-ezt o.! tae dag 10 the Texas patronage
s.i1a,tcl- q; = STATED g9eizht oy persons
w7e e-sa' 70 know That Mr. aawlsy Elu
- here taatyvrw and shst tae resS!4e- 1
W.t AZ Gu SO pending app tr.e1eltE -
,oa1 as nsstHlr asss- cpZfsr-tn< wtt1 T.
N1'.71ti re@u!Itseuan- - uary t5gs4
.eEr-,s -ave 7Prn sounded eocerrufrE NJ
t-HsEES r-u.4< 20 Wtsb.sgt &c. c-rve--
-.at l-fr. rsar.f here prefer 10 w-.c cl.
o.. t-eE 1cr-ElT see bin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

Bsauna2r. Texas. JGugary An sI--r-
SION scheduled % arrive asre a. 6-I5 0'c.c1k
sgnday alozz.lg Etth nizsgF cgtIIsas q
lsiuais, wac are Coming 10 This ti,t-ic:
fcr the purpose q tEyesgIrErinz tn ID.
vEzt1Ees Je1scs5E c0En.Y ami vtetaity q
teE for t1e ErotGccIol q rise, lumber. ct.
and various other = c't-Ccs- Fhey wtE "a
main here sozg enough 20 En-. breakfast AZ I
20 91u vii 1ep1rr toE NdcuZtoeAs, A
street. cEr rite over the atty Is On gae mo
gr4U Tor the E@ltleEaE Gare. E1s III E1l-
lcwt-g c9Eullirse las b@ez EpnJi1raf r,
ttifa1 % tee Ee2t4elen- .. @. Lively.
rhalrr1Ea. Z o. P0.k. san Para. NJ 81
Dunlap, vs.. A Ward. e age MrNfarus
!. y Bright E " Greer. AffEa VI 80.
J. b Goc&1ue- Teozts Brown Leon 81
dslh =. A. DuHlen. Bez X TeEus,r. %
CalG I ) Reed, J. y Glbsrt, = E. Ee!sa
az1 2 VI M1tAnsr
lAe .orl1LI-ree IS requested % nae ~
Ts1alap's eoTae. a. the a1z- asssgusret co.
;ae arrival % The srtta bearing The ~ -cr.
stoD parry
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go d oHARLEs HAsKINs-
Head % the A-eoI1tirs F1rr- suzcuHleed
% Preurtoria


% PreJr1onia-
NeW Y9'k- January s.-Caarlrs Hsskias.
head = sae public aeeogatlnS atn % HISS.
kius Sslls aEd tAe fogadeF and 6rst detn
O., the New Nerk Czlvfrsitf scaeo, q
Curaefer, died ros.ay - pEfsu. ais. aged
2" ysaD. Durius hts tus,nf s. saaser 81
held the sscFyfarvslip OF az Nanhattsn
frrst crllraDv. tie cntlr sral irrsaip 90 The
CenfFci lt Ge.rgit rsllrUad % the ucsfa
Steaustip cpniF.4uF aLl n the Chesareake
snG Western railroad
10 1873 Mr Hlskius ard his basiusss
Partner weFc 4ppHiritd e1Dtr's unlfE rhe
Joint eoulEllssscn ~ fae Fiur-th5'd r8a
srsss 70 rsTtss Fee e. rarfiEg srsspn n
the allied State Az tar elose = she
Spfnlsa. AueTic4n ear lis srM Fss attgrf-
~ ~ The Enitrd states sHtanrities "a io-
res'fzats yhF tusHce - tAF city 81 HRvsna
tad later she areaauts ~ rte fsant n
Nuhz, . - ne siwe ~ efs fsath - rEs
serretary Eenerfl ~ fhr Nariensl ts-ittF
" the sons q the AEss!cHa RevclEttos.
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The Easse Passed lii Psrsiaas in
Shgrt Otter.
RUSSELL PRcRTATFD A DEBATE
Eg Fnsia1sirs in -risr.iSru aF the -faasc
fst u-44e taste IN Ce~snssri-s
Su=1 5s

wasagzssun. january a-Tals WIS prt-
vars psasssn Boa eLy i1 a1e hsas1- a1t
lF4 eGis wsrs passac. uscs * espsc-tl ina
7crtanee.
NJ 7HsseI fTErIs1. gdR ss.esii0t 81
-ns azR NJ De eirasaarslt zt-slelse& the
asrse :-r aadTzs haste i- s2s ec1satslA-
tf,a ga gsfva-s aansfea ls'-ls!a -isU. aalf EYE
etet1lsa& a,1fre a dsbats sFe eas,2d AssaG-
tfsn to gar eac- gaa1 sa,oe saa ctv4 var
lgCGU speci1l 1ls lIG aee1 guessed -
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terious and that We dsd not care y y. +
further risk or subject adoinlnk W.
ertr TO further r.sk. by Teouiidlns =
site. u
! regret VERY much that | aase - 4
quoted and placed ia such an 49, ~.
ssrLou. when. h had neau c0rracui ~
cd. the good Uupic x Be38uent
have had m g SIuds for e1Ipiain'-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-10

Reau1soa:. Texas. Jarz4sy e--Co-a-,s-
sianFr Wgiss created q r1od deal q sur
prise. IS vel IS s1szszre, am1aS the resi.
beats % ths South End % -ss cstT tsdav
~ seariuS dowu abc-g $40 s@s- % feaza
foc street purposes. Il seems zha. tasss
feHees had beeH decieatsc o. fhs City s5at4
slZe age, ard h. 1l1 not wan. the c.rv z,
lose the syrsess by ll-lisstt,- ta0urh s
tr'2s1-ed a0ly -l hoEEs gisna O. -es-lr-
dowl the fence
Ihe cry treasurer eats mornlre rata ,--
Sl5-tso 10 tafo- 81 various prhtie vrr-es
Toe pairing c0ZETGEgoEs racstrel Ss.a19 ~
sewerage rece.e 500 ard the G4u1awetl
Fire Alarm company $500
City Tax Col,ecyo- EiAg states thai ne
taxes are eo1la- "a very slauEy ana D IL
suing lEvisagtols TO HI -arr friend. III
can ararld and see sisa before re- rs. ~
The ueatA
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NEw ARCHBISHOP Of CANTERBURY
A-1ep.e5 Upe7 Pe'so-af SASS tsao1 o.
ire Nl~z.

7"-N--l--N = ~ e'lT-- o
ire Ni~z.
Ss= T7-x January g-D- Eartkg
Thoats 1avf5=oa. ~ sew archbishop q
CaErzE5arr. says the T-i1-ne-s Lgz45n c0.-
respondent. Is cvzpa-lctvs.v yc1as usaE,
a1-. Ike lis pTsdscess1c- ~ a-I-at TEN
7a.lLee refosuer. whereas. however. Dr..
Temple was rugged al alsrece. Dr. David.
ssh 1Es Always been -91-r.y and urlaze.
and ware Or Temple AIS a s-E1c- master.
Or. Davt->1n hgtuEs 30 hsLr lpln the
zcvat rock wLtc- lies 1ssoEa him experience
gained wholly wl-El- -1e cllre1- N-.
Davidson. e i u11a-s--C1- would have d.
ril1ed -hs ercesshpp-., Aa1 coT the king
7ersElal4v requisite. -lE % acEsgg rnr
phase. lis trazS.atl1- tru1 Winchester
20 Canterbury WILL -saH an Increase =
salary fccZn ssI'u on l.tliG Tse-- are
1Tw two vacant cts1el -i-s- Winchester aad
So A.-aEs.
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John Crouch was always buying
things
For children's birthdays pins
and rings;
tie said; II purchase things like
these
At Lecheugers; they're bound
TO please,
And good as e'er the sun shoue
on"
That's why folks called him
Thoughtful John.
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eau taa1clgr- hII "a I1ceSscat, strcEe aui
b loe szPacrat So ggrvt7e-
THE sritas e. M1rucru ls sfreIv prsss'al
arI tls txaia ac-scrs1 cns Imprisonment %
aI. bre-hnr
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sozEMA Va cuRE. No PNY

Your druggist will refund yeni ,,,rssisi
rAZu OINTMENT fails % cnFS ,i .s,~s n
letter. uM yIeers snd sores, ~
RiselIssJs an the 1see. and all 81 4
cases ~ cents
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ltt.ttng Skin

Distress by day and night
That's the complaint Of those
who are 50 unfortunate as to bs
afflicted with eczema or salt rheum
-and outward applications do no,
cure. They cant.
The source Of the trouble is irI
the blood = make that pure anu
this scaling, burning, itching SKIN
disease will disappear.
vas taken win an nrhfss ~ "a,
srma witch proved ssry aissxreeable /
ecarluded Il vas salt fheani ana o0ushs )
bo,tie Of Hoods saFs4Daris.E Ia Two day,
sfiss began lssinE i I fsls better ana d
WAS not long before was cared. Hays
never had Any skin disease siEea.- Ma
ina z NsSe, love Polni. nd
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70 AGREEMENT FEAc-E0

set@ss7 c-las ard Russia IS to
Ms7114ts-
Psslu- Ias-arr 3. go Ne. st.1sI1as BE-
tween RgsztI Iaa Cataa. on rAa SUBJ
iecs q tas M1eceus-su els-o1,.s. are
ceLtevc8 90 have eaGsF wtthe9E ga
agreement ceiling arrived -r- EGa1
- Pcgss 70 ssza elisa . .ls.scl 1ez,e
az P7Er uatHE, ira rev Eusstla sci-
porr u Nogth CtI-i. lus will ge-.
nj. China 20 apuos1, c1st-zls t,c1-
asslcoer 20 co-e7erGts wt1l sas E.-,-
sim c-zcEEls
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EAa f-lgv'nr u7sa has been sent 70 the
Bsa1a79r Eetery7'ss Hr NJ Van ylsek X
'Ae Tezas a-t New Orleans
besr Slr- Eavs Just seen the etHaris,
aPe@a'tps ln the Eaterpsss ~ December n.
lAsfd O. statement paEportlus o. havs
seea u2ae oT me .l au Interview With a
preventative q ne Houston Post and
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ctu5er IS ~ A
ceslre % Seate empharIesuv tha =
..a4e a3 slase1sat such IS bas been ,gl.'...l
s,-,-v ana q watch TOu rizht-
10 sAe eject th4t the 6res we're mv =
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Laxative BrOHO.Quinine Tssia,
I'M rsnazy lhAi cures = cold IN ons aAA
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Sad &c Have 5e-r Driver ire-
Vbss-ty Of Fer

N1frtE tanuarF "a tisvatto
rruc1 Naruceg SAYS shas b Riufrg.
tns prttsuasr 90 tire shreae. sas
Been defeated near Fsz ant aas ~
treated te Taga sevsrai uIare
sriAes aave annustGnad the rvvrtz-
tismIry movement and have suau1fx-
ted 90 the SULTAN.
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ss-,atic1 have come @ an agreement that
means t1e 1liItlzc q rlhlir usrr or
trgsr AMI or21fer srale than had been
Leret1.o-@ expected
Tas SscA-s n-e- Is stll! high sud 70
r-E1E TIE weather j. c-gud.ls up afrs- al
most E@aE Of a-lxar surshtpa. There
as o@sn d-iEzlilS rain tonight
wa. Bridges. wanted al l.aesvlIIs. Il.
"a c1fEz1 - murder. has been arrested
aF tha sa@rlGs department
TIE c5ugts h4ve D1t been very busy 20.
lar several o.3 Indictments have te,s
ErH srf- Ply --s --tg1 iIcs 1c3ay ars fle
county attorney Ass pcegEred ueR ones
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Hoods Jdrs1pdrikio
and Pills

Rid the blood Of All impurities and
cure all srupnans- Take them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-20
ouAKRR REFLECTIoNs.

From the Philadelphia Record-l
You can't judge of a mans polish by his
shoes.
seashore real estate isn't all as real as
it sounds.
Male the most Of your opportunities or
someone else will.
Few people are so polite as to invite
a book agent to call again.
The fisherman and the shepherd get
through life by hook and crook.
The lazy man welcomes the spring fever
micTObe with open arms.
No. Maude. dear. manicure could
scarcely improve your hands in d poker
game.
When a man has cold IN his head
can he be excused for having no scents of
right and wrong2
Melt don't know how to take young
Mr.. Softleigh" BelIe-.sW by. has he asked
you to2'
zone of the best. get-rich-quick
schemes says the Manayunk Philosopher,
lis to marry a rich widow.
You can't make a silk purse out of
sows ear, quoted the poet. No, but you
can make scrapple out of it, replied the
pork packer.
De Tanque-..Guzz SAYS he wouldn't
cross the ocean for mint. 1 wonder
why O'S0aque-.I suppose it's because
he has such horror of a watery grave"
New brOoms sweep clean; we're told;
And yet it seems there's room
For doubt. it may depend upon
The man behind the broom.
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it. And that IS the Monroe doc

DEFEND it. And that is the Monroe doc
trine.
1t is that relation which created the
Monroe doctrine. animated it against
Maximillian and sustains it today. It
has nothing to do with any form Of gov
eminent those countries may adopt; it
has nothing to do with commerce; it
has nothing to do with international
law, for there exist nowhere a present
any such relations. unless there is
combination of monarchies To preserve
themselves in Europe. If so, we care
nothing about it and would never ques-
ton it. But over here. the republican
form Of government must be preserved
and the full and complete liberty Of
those governments to shape their own
forms as part of human rights, that
we may forever preserve the ike lib
erty for ourselves This IS the one great
relation and the one the learned pro-
fessOr oVerloolzs or underestimate s. We
Will not permit Europe to destroy the
principles of free government on this
continent to our danger.
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A butter famine at Scranton evened
up for their fun coal bins.
Parsons is securing the woods to
find a candidate for mayor
A thousand young shade trees have
been planted in Caldwell this spring
Miss Lemon. a FL Dorado milliner,
is prepared to furnish orange blossoms
also.
A small boy and a match was re-
sponsible for the demise Of a couple of
Wellington barns.
The first faint thunder storm has
started Republic county man to dig
ging a storm cave
Robins are unusually plentiful at
ottawa this spring. At Arkansas City
they spell it robbers.
A farmer in Woodson was not only
shOwered with bad eggs but worst of all
sold a pint of coffee for whisky.
There will be a big crowd at the
Great Bend congressional convention if
only the candidates reach there.
Young mothers viii welcome the
news that a swing room viii be pro-
vided in the Fort Scott postoffice.
An ungrateful Concordia cat bit a man
reseuing it from dog. The man
hopes to save his arm above the elbow
The finest lot of scrambled eggs ever
seen in Abilene was produced by the
boy hitehing the market wagon too
near the train.
An Augusta woman was fined $3.50
for shooting within the city limits. The
sad feature of the affair IS that she
missed the chicken.
Solomon has three barber shops. In
the old days that would hardly have
been a sufficient number to have dress
ed the hair of the 900 elect.
The announcement of a candidate for
mayor of Hutchinson that if elected he
would not touch the salary sounds com
mendable until it is learned that there
is no salary to touch
A Medicine Lodge boot logger" had
a barrel Containing 1875 half pints of
liquor stolen. And he is in the position
of being unable to kick anyone save
himself