The Kiowa Breeze. (Kiowa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 3, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1905 Page: 2 of 4
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I HE KIOWA BREEZIE.
Published evtry Friday ty
MR. AND MHS- GEO J. COAK.
KIOWA ...... IT.
There Is fo-
propositon •. c
crop
IVesi lent S' -ir:
1 likely to Bit* in «
M6 Chadwick aer -
•ni?" of the
i:h the prune
n> batil><'!
AuBt Ca^
It's an ill 1
nobody. The
have plenty t
- . "^ar ' ;o - s<<,fa
tla-.-put-In man will
do for a wh'le in Rut-
An English eli rgyman -aj that
meat makes man irrunora' Th - n.a>
explain why .be «i-. i> booming thi
price
Sir Henry Irving - son i to , ....
"Hamle. May he never !"■ ti ib'ej
by the apparition of h • father'*
tbosf!
It 1=5 fortunate for the Oberl.n s'u
•tent.-, perhaps, that Mt Chartwlck
Mil Men HumSac*'11 •3:1 • '•
,&?td Dote..
A Pittsburg teacher notes that col
lege professor* are pa;'i le*s than
r-.any "ooks Well. pi-rhap* th■ ■ "<ik?
are pally experts
Watches are now made only nn
eighth of an inch thick. Your pocket
hook looks thin, too after you h:v?
paid tor one of them
A leading critic say« "Few of the
poets are nov. working at their trao.-
How does be I.now since the rial
lK ets are always dead?
New York's glided youths h;tv< call
ing cards for their dot.- Thtt> a ho •
e-s knows at once which to add ti :•:*
when they are ushered in.
Pennypaeker of Pennsylvania says
he believes the devil is an editor. This
shows that a very small r- *011 may
sometime." latter on its thror.<.
New York dealers in ati'omobilcr
report lae sale of over ti".1 on/i •
worth of their machines in the last
1*0 weeks. The gasoline ai- • Is up
GUNS STILL ROAH.
t jderts n Mcs:ow Make r-voluiton-
ary Demonstration.
I n<!on. Feb 11 The Siandarl s
Moscow correspond* nt rcpor's tha" as-
tound in < occurrences happen..-1 Sa:
:rday night at the annua! ha!! of the
H".sr:neerin* Institute. he; I <n the hail
where *h<- assembly rf n.,bie « s. Af
er tfci ..vtomary - r.. r n^*< ai! of
dauciiift. the whole ga'her.ng drowned
orchi -• a !■• ns r.< the ' Mar>>
!aise." Then the students arose in
quick sitcc. ssien and made revolution
ary harangues, which were en'hu- a<-
tioally applauded Pn.clamati >r..- ere
distributed br adeas- amid cries of
"Stop the war! and I)j n wib the
Autocracy '
The ?cene- e r.' : ■ 1 ut he.* r ■ and
iacr -afir.g int -eltv for ' «> hours 'r'.ic
police formed a cordon ar i jnd the
hall, but were r (Wt-r!e*s to interf. re.
as the nobles a- i-mbly bail pos-i*** 1
an aricie-n* prlvle-ire against an- -•
Roosevelt. President of the Unite.'
Stat. contemplates at an early day
a visit to Texas therefore !• it
"Resolved ' the House i>f Repre
-• • at Ives, the Senate conrurring
That we hereby extend to the Presi
:* n' in "he name of the people of Tei
whose wishe- ani sentiments «i
thereby express, a sincere and heartj
> • >me ij : burdt rs " We • it.nd H*
v.im a cordiai invitation to visit this
he < apltal City of the S'ate and *t
hope that he will affcnl us the oppor
■ ' srei ° ng bim !.■ - -i;: n
irlatlve halls.
"Resolved further. That the Govern
ir. the. Presid. nt of tin* Senate and thi
Speaker of the H use < f Ite.presenta
'Ives be requ< "ed to convey this inv.
The proclamatmn. which was admir- tatinn to th-j President.''
tha1 *be war of |. signed by Repr --entaiivc;
n i* against Ja Sharpi. Heslep. Brown of Harnes
a - w. rst f Peeler. I.ove of l)a!la-. Onion. Cobbs
g'nemtnent Ulan! r,. Winer Terry. Witcher. Hoi
scy. Wenock. Anthony. W. J. Hryaaan,
Kenr.eii; Hill. Hancock. Bennett
repor Thompson, Brown of Wharton and
Webb.
P-es dent Invited.
Austin, Tex Feb. 14—The Texaj
House of Repr. -e.atatives to-day unai.
.n. isiy adoy'ej i!.e U. * ng resol.i
tion:
"Whereas. It fca.s come to our know!
edge that hia BsceliMcy TkMdorc^^ k, gr.hkmnd mm*
by < apliin
WAS CURED MPIOLI
SE™MAT1SM IN T^O SEVERE CASES
MASTERED IH TEW WEEKS.
ab!. printed fWJarort
th«j ^ rkinic <^!a: «*s i
pan. but a^air.st Russ
nani« > r h* Kns, rur >
Thp war of-
of
St. Pri^rsburK K : !
f!rr* ha> no <-mflrmation
from Mukdefi today .-ayinK that Ui
Japanese ar * preparioc (o r^tiro from
their positions on tht Shakhf River.
On *he contrary (Jen. Ki]r«)patkin'.s of
fioiai dispatch say the Jai4in«*s * con
tinue to bombard T'outiloff Hill.
The wrecking a railr ia<l bpidge
between Mukden and Harbin is con
sidered to be the w.^k of a daring rai l
which cro1 fr >m Chin* >e territory
The damage has ain*ady been repair
c' and traffic resumed.
The mystery surrounding the cans#
nf Gen. (Jfippenbers s sudden d**part
ure from th« fr n* has not be *n clvar
c:l up apl is contidulng to be the Mib sch's-.l land. Iocs:, I in sevtral State.'
jet* of much irre,ponKib!e gos ,p .f tvalue of over $!J,ijiiim'Im . In nit
Gen. Kill bar- has been shifted to in iictnieni are Implicated
the command of 'he Second Arm. and Miichell. liii:^-. )(
Williamson. FYanK
Jones and tleorge
J Pier|ion' .Morgan has bought
King Leopold's interest in a Chir.e-.
railroad. It Is i retty safe to sa' thai
l^eopold didn't • al; anybody on the
deal.
It Ik found that .Mr.-. Chadwlck s as
W'ts amount to about $100,OOu. Fool
isli woman. Think of the fun sh-
might have had with thrt mitc-li
money.
The fact that a silver dolla* of the
vintage of 18u4 recently brought $l,lon
in Chicago will bring tears to the eyes
«if the man who last blow it in at it:
face value.
When a woman fall:; in love yo.i
can't make her believe all men are
alike, and when she has been married
ten years you can't make hi r bellevi
tliat they are not.
This "epidiascope" that makes a
ladybug look as big as a bat may make
the feminine bathing suit look as big
as a handkt rchlef. But the I'lachlnc
looks like a cook stove.
It is though- I.lent. Gin Bilderling will
taki o'.er the command of the Third
army.
News brought direct from the fr mt Died in the Blizzard.
ly a f reign a'taehe is to the effect Ennls: A • p«on of John ScbetUa
tha- the Russian Army is in fine con | aged years, wand red away from
ditU n and nutnt - r. almost uome Saturday night and it was lean
The attache lift before the recent a' ml that l.e had come fri-n their home
tempi of the right flank, but he says I at Alsdorf to Ennls. The young man'3
the movement had already been pro-; e ndition rend red him an object o?
Jocled. thus putting aside the 'he) v constant care and Mrs. S.:heti;a cam
that it was undertaken by ord< rs from he're searching for him. Learning here
St. Petersburg after the affair of Jan iihal he had probably gone to Corsica-
t.arj . nn, tHo searching party proceeded
„ . ' : there rt .mda
Col. Jake Hodges Dead.
Paris: Col. .1. C. Ilodg s died at hit!
home in this city at 1 oelock Monday
morning. Col. Hodges was a well
known criminal lawyer and was a
iir In 4.rt<aC I>riitaiiil iu
Virtnlty «*f TUrir Ho air*.
i the winter ■ f :WJ-'iMr S<'hr >epixl
wiu. c iofined t > his U*d by n wverx at-
tn-k f rhenniatism Hi-doctor's treat*
uirnt proved uusuts-essfnl, but h * ub*-«
jnentiv regained his health hy lneani
wbi.-li he dwcril with great enthn-
-ia>ni.
\f cr !1\? r we • f helplrst-
ns-s and pain." sai l he. (liinnjf which
I wa« t eiviup regular v> t> fne.u tha
d - ..If. a* tod as ever. Just then
luv in ti:- a w man eighty years of
as.. jm: 1 n.• a •. -it. had recive i
sr.ni i• tit fr rn Dr. William- Pink-
Pi.,-. and she iva* inftilent they w ulil
help iue. At her -ili' itntioti I s-ivi^ up
the iloctur's treatment and took the pills
iu its plao-e."
••An.l were yoi enrod as the remit of
tal: us 1" r a'I Ti •
•■Tis. quickly and thoroughly. Ita-
foretli' -is-oiid Im was tinished I felt
very luauife-f iu i r iveiuent. and within
t\v > wet ks I was able to leave mv lied and
take u]> i-.v re g ' -te<lfarm work. 1 coil-
tinueil to u* the pills, however, until
eight b >xes liad been taken, although
lous before that I felt that every ves-
ti^ ■ of the disease had 1h-. ii eradicated.
"Are there no ti-aees left'/''
- * Abvilutely none. For a year nnd
thr. " months there ha* never ls-eu the
slightest return of the old trouble. K'>r
i his iliij py r. -iilt I and luy family freely
praise Dr. Williams' Pink Pills."
Within the lxmnds of China township,
St. Clair county. Mn li., there is no bet-
ter km w11 fanner than Mr ll-tiry
>-hr h p;m-I His enre lias therefore cat-
HI .e Mount a'r. foresl urailv r.ttra'teil a gr-at dealof attention.
One of Mr. Sehroeppel's neighbors, t 'an-
Uiu < Balfom. after bearing of the
palmary results in Mr. S ;hnH.p|M*l'scase,
decided to try Di Williams' Pink Pills
.'or an attack of ; heuiiiatisin from which
In- was himself suffering. He took eight
or ten lstte, and now declare- himself
free fr mi the painful ailment "
It i- little wonder thai Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills arc much in favor in the com-
munity wh' ic Mr Schro pjiel and Cap-
tain Balfour are so well and favorably
kn .wii They are sold bv all druggists
and are npiailv succe-sful iu curing
neuralgia, :iuti< a and partial paraly^ii.
Land Hhieves in the Toila.
Portland. Or. The Cni'ed S'atM
'irar. I Jury iat. \l nday returned at
indictment chaiging Uniiexl State;
Senator Mitcheil Congressman John
N William- n and Binger Hermans
an.l orhirs with having conspired tc
have created th
resent ;n Eastern Oregon, with the in
tent of defrauding -h#- Government oj
public lands and of a!.-:) conspiring tc
;b;ain possesion of more than twe
hundred thousand acres cf public anc
John
.maan. John
P. Mays, W.
S .r n - ii.
Medical science lias developed to
-uc-h a point that when we view '.lie
dangers said to beset r.s on every
side we can no: understand how any-
bod i- ev< r lived.
lonu
shorter a mail Is
■ hi is on eollars
■ir brains th?
prominent (lure In Texas politics. Col
one] (le dges had been In failing health
for semi time nnd hi death was iu no
wise nil xpected.
and found the young
: man dead. He had I-If ihe Central
j train at Rice, and It i Kiippo-. d that
■ lie walked on toward Cor.dcana and
ivr.s overtaken by the bil/.ttard Satur-
idaj nigh' ami n 'fished in t!ie cold.
To Promote Navigation.
Demon: A c.tmpan; I irnuel herj
some time ago to push ihe project fir
the navigation c.e Red River, has re-
ceived a naptha latinch to be placed
on the river. The purpose of this
launch is lo run up and ilown the riv t
chiefly to ini .'ig;t,e conili: i'jns. a
to gather statistics such as may
i -rjat c^
A California professor ha- Invented
a logic machine, which on being fed
with major and minor premises gin .-
tho correct conclusion. Con^n
would have no use for it.
A Chicago man is supporting lib
nineteen children and their mother or
an income of $!) a week. When it
comes to expert flnanceerlng there is
Fomothing worthy of study.
Died of Grief.
Wui i: Grieved over the death of
hrr youg son, who wa killcil by acci-
dent about two month ago, Mrs. Ma:
tie Bellamy, ti widow fifty years of agi
filed Saturday. Her health brok
down after her son was killed, and sh
grew worse and worse until hi r death.
t London to Paris in a Ealoon.
Married on the Train. New York: Threi; a ''o'ai - v.:.)
Greenville, A young couple came up ■ made an ::sc. m from the il Pal
from Rockwall nn Saturday and hurry- ace in !. : Ion a* 1". o'clo; l. rfati !av
ing to the county clerk's office the ! evening, have arrived in Pari. . act ord
I
I neces-ary to f inning a large
! panj- to put boat-: on ihe s
Insist on Getting It.
Sum- eroeers say ih"i -Inn t keep
Defiance Starch. This is becatfte they
have ii stock en hand •<.' other brands
containing only 1J az in a package,
which they won't be able to sell first.
b"caUK" I)"tianee < ontalns 14 oz. for
the s; lie mone;-.
Do you want 10 or.. Instead of i„" oz.
for sane- money? Then buy Defiance
Starch, in quires no cooking.
Time improves everything but wom-
en: the.', oi enure, lu.vi been p rV ct
from tli" beginning
A Father's Worry.
Your poor wearied will losing sleep
loght after uiaiit nursing the little one
suffering from that night Bend for chil-
dren and horror to parents. Croup,
should have a bottle of 'iayior's Chero-
kee Remedy of Sv.ee- Cum and >.'ul-
I -in. an undoubted croup preventive
and cure for cough-, colds and con-
sumption.
At druggists. Sir.. 3fic. ao'i 01.no a
bottle.
Ise he
I think
fallyi r.
rd ob howlin
r suck-aig dan.:
esses, but
cr howiin'
young man secured a lie.use. The
couple neii- Mr W A. Dumas and
Miss Madg •. daughter of Dr. .1 T Her.
brook of Rockwall. Justice Campiieel!
accompanied them into tile passengt r
coach of the Shreveport train and mar-
A good deal of fun is made of the fi
male bargain hunters, but it is Just
this class which saves many a man
from misery by making the ends meet
and a little more, Man lu ster dlrro;
There Is a man in Brooklyn who
has a gold brick worth real money
There are such gold bricks, but they
are about as rare as the consclene
that will not let its owner dodge his
taxes.
A Cleveland editor adviri: os fl:e
lops of a diamond scarfuin an.' dia-
mond watch charm. As editors sre
supposed to live the simple life, the
question is. Where did lie git those
trinkets?
A girl in Tampa v as wooed an/ won
by mail, but she backed out when the
would-be briib gr.iom ealli d. Ii Is a
sad fact thai a .Mod many men make
their best appearance through the
postofflee.
This story that Hetty Green bss a
doughnut for her lunch every ilaj
should be disci edited. Probably sonn
enemy is trying to spread th • notion
that ".he i- leading a life of rec'iless
self-indulgence.
Thousands of children in New York
have no breakfast al home before
leaving for school. If w as a wise mis-
sionary who said he could not convert
a hungry mm, and we listen to hear
a teacher apply his words to another
ii'-Id.
According to census bureau statistic?
telephone user* in the United Stat'
fchouted "Hello. Central' " 070t
times last year The cr-rsus bureau
has failed to gather statistics showing
how many tin;.'., central replied: "Tha
line ib bus; :
ed them before the train pulled out. ' lyuidon at: I i'a:i.-
Ing iu a Herald dispatch from that
They pa--I'd over the channel at
a speed of seventy miles an hour and
arrived ti 1 o'clock Sunday morning a:
St. lleni . near Paris, beating the pre-
vious rei rd for an air voyae between
Fire Losses at Marble Falls.
Marble Falls: Fire destroyed the
First National Bank. I.oss |i:,i'n; in-
surance $:!,000 Georg • Christian, gen
eral merchandise: loss $:i.iioo, insur-
ance $1,110(1. W H. Andrews ^ Son.
hardware and undertakers: loss $('1,000,
insurance $2,000. Miss Ida Houch,
millinery: loss $1,000. no insurance.
The fire originated from the explosion
of an oil stove in the Martin Teleple ne
Exchange. E. ti. Mlchels ^ Co.. drugs,
damaged about $1,o"0.
Pioneer Settler Dies.
Fort Worth: Mrs. Sarah E. Lucy, a
Packery Enlargement.
Fort Worth; The work of excavat-
ing for the construction of the five-
story additional lard refinery and cool-
ing room of Swiff & Co ha- been com-
menced. If will be built of brick and
will cover ground space of 140x137
feet. The work of construction will
he push d a- rapidly as possible, and
will be completed within the next few
months. The building of Ihis addition
w ll ii'-c. sifate the employment of a
large force of hands.
Negress Burned to a Crisp.
Lufkin. A liogress, Ella Brown, was
pioneer citizen, aged sj years, passed '°und burned almost to a crisp Sunday
away a: the home of her daughter night. Her clothing ignited from a
Mrs. Lulu Wheeler, after a lingering heater, she rushed Into the yard of
lllne.-s The deceased va. the mother "• ■ ( amphell to where he was sleep-
<.f a most interesting familv and her 'og. tlienc" into the room occupied by
husband was prominent In early Texas '''s mother, and thence back into th."
I ilitlcs and entertained leading pub- yard near .1 cistern, where Mr. Camp-
lie men of the State, including Geti. hell, with "the assistance of his son,
Sani Houston, former Gov. James T. lJ,t' out the flames, not however, until
Throckmorton and numerous other les ',ot'1 were badly burned about the face
get lights. and arms.
To Go 2,500 Feet for Oil
Lawton. Ok : The Illinois company
f wice-Told Tales.
Some tale- never lose in the iclling,
and the tale oi good that Dr. Cald-
well's (laxative) Syrup Pepsin will,
and do - do. to all poor, dyspeptic,
bilious sufferers is one of them. Ir
positively relieves and euros till forms
of indigestion, starts up the languid
liver, leguiates the constipated bow-
els, and ri stores the entire system to
a perfect condition of health Try it.
sinld by nil druggists at iioe and $1.00.
Money back if it fails.
The lobster salad resebles the poor:
not "always with its." hut still with us
qui:e a while.
Every housekeeper .uiouid know
that if they will buy Deliam o Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
will save not only time, because it
never sticks to the iron, but because
each package contains 10 oz.—one full
pound—while all other Cold Water
Starches are put up in %-pound pack-
ages-. and the price Is the same 10
rents Then again Itecause Defiance
Starch is free from all injurious chem-
icals. If your grocer tries to sell you
a 12-o7.. package it Is because hg ha3
a stock on hand which ta wishes to
dispose of before he put.J in Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let-
ters and figures "1C czs." Demand De-
fiance and save much time and money
and the annoyance of the iron stick-
Ing Defiance never 'Irks
To a man it i.i exceedingly difficult
to give anything like an acurate oe-
scription of a woman.
I. & G. N. Railroad.
Two fast trains daily after January
Sih. between Texas and Mexico: .'14',i
Cotton Mill to Be Sold.
Denison: The Denison Cotton Mill
plant, in South Denison, one of the
wIki have In en at work boring for oil largest cotton mills in the South, is to hours 11 '-4 days) San Antonio to Mex-
for s >m« time are Incorporated with a be sold early next month to satisfy a City via I. ft G. N. R. It., Laredo &
$-■"','100 capital s'ock. fully paid up. judgment outstanding and to pay tho Natlonal R- R "f Mexico: :;i)2 miles
They an- now do«n about 1.900 fee. bonded Indebtedness outstanding | ^^t. 'correl^ndTngly0 as"1 quick
and are s ii. working. They expect to against the company. Several exper- from all Texas points via I. & G. N.
put this hole down 2,500 foet and if lenced mill operators have t>oen in New fast service between Dallas, Ft.
nothing in obtained they will pull up Denison looking at the plant and it is ^orth« Austin and San Antonio after
January
and go down eb swhtro. So far they thought Dure *111 be a revival of tho "j" Price Gen'l I'ass & Ticket Wn.
have struck a little gas and a strong mill after the sale and that it will bo L Trice. 2d Vlce-Pres. & Uen'l "
flow of arteoiau mineral wa'.er.
I opened and operated agaiu.
Paltsliue Texas.
Ask agents, or wr.te D.
::ent;
eiur..
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.
N R Meador fcus been appointed r
-elver of the Mex.a Water Company
and wiii take charge of the business
at once.
J H Lewis died at t! l home la
Greenville Friday eight from the ef-
fect of a fail on the ice Monday morn-
ing-
Edward Bruce, a former deputy crim-
inai district clerk of Galveston and
Harris counties, was appointed crimi-
nal clerk lo succeed the late R. A.
Burncy.
August R'.ack, aged about 50. and
living near Jones' I'rairie. Milam coun-
ty. died suddenly while carrying in a
turn of wood. It is supposed from tie
rupture of a blood vessel.
Th application of L S. Darling,
W. M. Cardwell and others to organ-
.tc the K.rst National Hank of Seago-
\il!'.\ with $25,000 sapital, has been
approved by the Controller of the Cur-
rency.
The prize court has adjudicated tho
Austrian steampr Siam (seized by the
Japanese off Hokkaido on January 21
while bound from Cardiff for V laft ivos-
tok with coal) and her cargo to be
legal capture.
Two saloons in Silver City, in Kree
stonu County, two miles from Mexia,
closed Thursday night at 12 o'clock
that being tho 'ir*e for local option
to go into efTec". in that precinct.
Powhattan Varnell, one of the first
settlers of Hill County, is dead at his
home four miles east of Hillsboro. Ho
settled there fifty years ag> and ac-
quired large possessions of land and
stock.
I-'ire Thursday morning destroyed
the store and postoffice building of
Mongan Hros.. at Spar'a. Tho building
and its content? were a coin lete loss
estima' .i at Iti.'OO with only atoul
$2o00 insurance.
, T, C. Phillips, president of the First
National Bar.k of Ilowie, Tex,, bought
'he private bank of Sunset, from Sam
Furman. Mr. Phillip, will run the back
and Mr. Furman will go south on ac
count cf his health.
Commencing March 17th, the Rock
Island trains, Dallas to Fort Worth
will handle mails. This service will
inure to the great benefit of the Pan
handle and the Territories and to Dal-
las business men.
A man giving hs name as Chari :s
Malinde, a Russian, speaking no Eng
li^li, riding on tje rods of a train from
tho north, fell at Paiestin and was so
crushed as to lose his left foot and sus-
tain other injuries.
A well defined movement is being
agitated at. Austin for th ■ construction
of a trolley or interurban railroad be-
tween Austin ani Fredericksburg via
Dripping Springs, a distance of about
seventy-five milts.
Roland .Tarrei.t. the young man who
acciui tally shot himself Saturday
week while out hunting, died last
Thursday incrning at the home of his
father, W. A. Jarrett, about ten inilea
south of Waxaliachie.
Coleman is preparing for a big car-
nival and street fair beginning Feb.
20 and lasting one wek. The carnival
... under the management of the Hoard
of Trade. Low rates have been prom-
ised on the railroads.
President Roosevelt has been chos-
en an honorable member of the league
of former German University students,
an honor accorded to only one other,
the Grand Duke Baden, uncle of tho
Kaiser and rector iu chief of the Uni-
versity of Heidelburg.
Charles Jean Jacques Maezau, the
distinguished French statesman and
judge, is dead. He served as minister
ol justice in 1S3C and was appointed
first president of the court of Cassa
tion in 1S90.
Louis A. Bacon, nged 20, died nt
Waco of • appeudictis. Tho deceased
was a member of the association of
soldiers who served in the United
States Army in tho war with Spain.
He won distinction in the campaign in
Cuba.
Heavy rains have started all the Ala-
bama rivers on a rampage and tho
fiood stage is reported at all points.
Warrior River is now fifty-five feet
and is expected to reach sixty. People
living in the lowlands are moving out.
In a collision between a passenger
and freight train at Cameras, Mexico,
Friday, thirteen persons were killed
or received injuries from which they
died soon after the accident.
A solid car of poultry left McKtaney
Friday for the East.
One of the oldest boxers In tho
world, Benjamin Van Slyke, is dead at
his home in New York. He was eigh-
ty-seven years old and had been an in-
structor in boxing on Broadway for
the last fifty years.
A letter from Eddy states that
many birds, especially doves, either
starved or froze to death in that sec-
tion during tho late spell, and were
found lying about. In Waco many peo-
ple fed the birds to keep thorn from
starving.
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Valentine Stockings.
Announcement comes from the dry-
goods district that Valentine hosiery is
now on sale antl is expected to divide
favor with pocket stockings. A Fifth
avenue shop, which mak<s a specialty
of hosiery, is responsible for it. Be-
sides the all-over X-ra> designs antl
open-work Inxtf p patterns, there are
hand embroldetvd effects in white or
black grounds. Htarts predominate in
the designs. Some of the lace lisle
thread kind have a variety of embroid-
ered treatments in gMd and i.ssortcd
colors "To My Own Fond Lore" an I
"To My Valentine" are favorite sen-
ttnecs in the embroh!e:> "treatments "
The announcement says tbat silk Val-
entine lu>sier> selN ov. r the e junter
nt $5 a pair.
Poisonous Fish.
In the rivers of some of the West In-
iii:ui i.'lands there abound fish which
i' wottd lie deadly poison for Europ-
eans to cat. but which the natives fun!
a nourishing anil enjoyable diet. In
parts ef New Zealand there grows a
sort of orange which no one but a na-
tive can eat without becoming very ill.
while two would probably puis m the
average European.
IT'S THE TERROR OF ALL WOMEN.
Backache Quickly Cured by Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Mrs. W. H. Ambrose
tells how her pains vanisned never
to return when she used the Great
American Kidney Remedy.
Dover. Ky.. Feb. 13th.— (Special) —
So long has Backache been the terror
ef the women of America that the
numerous reports of the complete and
permanent cures of this ailment now
being made by Dodd's Kidney Pills
are causing wide satisfaction and not
the least remarkable of these cures
is that of Mrs. W. H. Ambrose of this
place. Mrs. Ambrose says:
"I had such pains in my back at
times I could hardly move and other
symptoms showed t hat my kidneys
were affected. One box of Dodd's
Kidney Pills drove away all the pains
and I have never been troubled since."
Backache is the kidneys'first notice
that they are out of order and need
help. If they get fhat help in the
form of Dodd's Kidney Pills all will be
well. If they are neglected the dis-
ease may develop info Diabetes,
Bright s Disease or Rheumatism.
A thing of beauty is usually out of
style before most of its can afford to
buy it.
Ey Any Name.
it s likely to imppen to the poor or
the rich.
To contract some sk!ti ailmen—don't
call it the Itch.
I -nt it cuts little ice as to name or
location.
From incessant scratching they want
a vacation.
Hunt's Cure gives It. On? box
g laranteed to cure any form of itch-
it.g known.
When men congregate in front of a
bar the swallows homeward fly.
I wants ter warn all de young men
ter bewar ob de gal whut sleeps till
her ma gits bre'kfust ready.
Cotton Belt Route.
"To be sure you are safe" ride on
the Cotton Belt Route. Finest equip-
ment antl safest trains in Texas. Pull-
man sleeping. Parlor Cafe Cars. Reclin-
ing Chair Cars—seats free— through
without change. All trains wide-vesti-
buled throughout. Only one night out
from Ft. Worth. Dallas, Waco, Tyler,
to Memphis, St. Louis, Chicago, Cin-
cinnati. Foi full information regard-
ing your trip, address D. M. Morgan.
Traveling Passenger Agent. Ft. Worth,
Texas; Otis Hoover, Traveling Passen-
ger Agent, Waco, Texas; J. F. Lehane,
Cwneral Passenger Agent, Tyler, Tex.
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