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stny nt Homo, Young Mnn.

Dallas TImes- Herald.
Every now and then the papers and mas
azines come flooded with notices. most at
traetiye, often enticing notices, OF gold
found In the Philippines, or new find in
Alaska, or the prospects OF fortune in
Cuba or South America. This is all very
nice and reads beautifully to the unin-
itiated young man who knows nothing OF
the hardships OF pioneer life. OF the dan
gers to life and health in the mining
camps, the diseases aud the privations
which are to be encountered by those who.
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

An English paper saws tho su,.a
Saladin the adversary Of Richard ' Con,,,. OF
leon Is In the possession OF a native ~
10 sell it for $4,000. ""o % "'i''ns
Senator nepew, though himso,, ,
ave OF Yale, does not think A col,sve sSi
e@tlon necessary, In these days +" ba
SAYS. ~ is well to know much bni &, I 70
imperative to know some one thing well ;"
me Prince of Naples is anxious "a No
numbered among the royalists who b,va
pluuueea books. lie is compiling a ~
On L,allan eoins, mediaeval and u,aasyn.
hs mas a large collection Of these CON,
'S' 'he'e are many thousands OF them
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Newspapers North ana south,

CorslcAna sun.
A comparison OF the press North and
South IS 10 the advantage OF the Southern
paper While the local papers North are
ultra political and give much space ia
criticism and denuuciatlon Of party aud
party leaders. the papers Of tho South are
devotng their space, energy and editorial
ability 10 industrial and educational mat
tiers and pointing ont to the people the
way 10 and advantages Of prosperity The
South has never known such advancement
as tho next half decade will bring.
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selling sunshine

Beeville Bee. .,,, 10 rs y,
Southwest Texas 's 80 aud ssli'E
shine and sending Il ho''- ,..r hs:
for money. This sounds qs,,s.si
fact. Every box Of vsss .sia.' 500 Il
represents so nlop "a t,s rsis@ "a
into edible form AN / or sllu
money is being mace =, m 10 sirlsl Y
down this way gets RIPE S,inss 1H' N
ii does up North ana pm, ~ ara -
than the sunshine does ="
Ii is more in demand
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THE ANTITRUST CONFERENCE.
Governors of Seven States Accept the Invitation OF
Governor Sayers.

you positively whether can attend the
conference.
inclose herewith a copy OF my an
nual message to the present legisla-
ture which deals with the subject OF
trusts. | also send you copy OF my
speech on trusts delivered before the
PEOPLES institute at New York City
in April last, Yours respectfully,
II. 5. Pingree.
Denver, Colo, June 9.-My Dear
Governor: | have your communica-
tIon OF the 9th instant. suggesting the
nxpediency OF conference of the
governors and attorneys general OF
the States to consider the effect of the
formation of trusts in the country,
and agree. II possible, upon some sort
of LEGISLATION to neutralze the evils
resulting from their formation and
the manner in which they conduct
their business affairs
quite agree with you that the
exigency demands If possible, some
concerted action, and IL the charac-
ter of my engagement Will permit
will endeavor to attend your confer
enoe. have the honor to be, very
respectfully, Charles 5, Thomas,
Governor OF Colorado.
Lincoln, Neb., June 9.-My Dear Sir:
In reply to your favor of the 9TH in
slant, suggesting a conference of the
governors and attorneys general OF the
several States and Territories at st.
Louis on Wednesday, September 90
for the purpose of taking such action
as may be deemed proper respecting
the legislation necessary to prevent
the formation of trusts and dissolve
those now in existence. desire to say
that / not only fully agree with you on
the proposition that a unity OF action
among the States is desirable, but
firmly believe that unless this giant
octopus is crushed in the near future,
not only the rights and privileges of
our people will be sacrificed but the
very existence of our Republic will be
imperilled.
l therefore accept your invitation
and will bring the matter to the at
tention OF the attorney general, re-
questing his attendance also and
certainly hope that united action of
many of the States may prevail for
the common good of all. Very truly
yours. W. A. Poynter.
Governor OF Nebraska.
Frankfort, KY, June 9.-Dear Sir:
Yours inviting the governors to a con-
ference at St. Louis. September 20, re-
ceived. I will, with pleasure, attend
II official duties will admit Of It. Yours.
w. G. Bradley,
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A stubborn Truth

Yoakum Times. ID. sslls''
honesty and fair play IN - "a ~
individual attempts 70 ,,,sr 81 nHi, IN
lie will Il is but a ma.' wIll iib ~, S..
shcrt time, too, Ill ne 4 % ~
and fan down hard 10 sthy.'s
yarn, or any other NAY hsrk =
Stubborn truth with the
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and thus starting the stampede to Hen
der7on, which it undoubtedly did. General
Henderson has announced, however, that
he positively is under no promises whatever
to any member and guess that is So
Mr.. Burton came out In an interview
the other day In which he paid Hender-
son some very extravagant compliments
by way OF serving notice on him that he
was still on deck for the committee chair
maushlp Of his liking and that he was do
ing his level best to climb into the band
wagon. Mr.. Cooper Is the ranking member
OF the rivers and harbors committee, and
II he wants the craftsmanship and asks
Henderson for It believe he will get it.
Mr.. Cooper is a friend OF Buffalo bayou
ship channel and Mr. Burton is not That's
what the difference amounts to so far as
Houston is concerned. However, no mat
ter who Is chairman OF the committee or
rivers and harbors the Hon. Tom Ball will
undoubtedly be placed on that committee
again where he can watch with careful eve
Houston's interests. and If the city will
back him up properly with the right kline
of assistance there is no sort of doub
that Buffalo bayou will, next winter, &c
all she needs to build her ship channel
Burton Is on record as saying that Their,
would be another river and harbor bill
next winter and that it would be goo,
zeal bigger than the one passed by tn,
last congress. 1t is well known that Hen
derson is a liberal proyider, In otbe
words he believes in good sized appro
priations and that augurs well for thu
people who come here after river and har
Dor appropriations.
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SOME GOLDEN THOUGHTS.

THE crucial test Of the worth OF any
faith or form. creed or proclamation, Is the
life and practical actions which grow out
Of them The word which makes better
carries power with it. The worship which
really helps makes the community better in
which that worship is held The church
that contains In itself the power as well
as the word OF the kingdom of righteous
ness and peace helps its adherents, its
worshipers and all their associates to bet
ter conditions of living and better states
of mind and heart."-Rev A. T. Bailey.
Some say that the age OF chivalry is past
The age of chivalry is never past, so long
as we have faith enough to say God will
| aelp me TO redress that wrong or II not
! me- He Will help those that come after
me- for His eternal will is to overcome
evil with good.-Charles Kingsley.
How can the sense that the living God
IS near to our life that He is interested In
II and willing to help 1t, survive in us il
our life be full of petty things? Absorb
ton in trifles, attention Only to the meaner
aspects OF life is killing more faith than
Is killed by aggressive unbeliet.-George
Adam Smith.
Inc pulpit is just as much needed as
ever. But it has to do It's work in a less
attentive environment and It now needs a
keener stroke, deeper penetration into
the actual condition Of life and a more
courageous resolve to magnify its office.
not by pompous dignity nor by frothy SEN
saNonallsm, but by vigorous, manly serv-
ice TO the spiritual necessities of the age
Rev Dr.. Henry Van Dyke
Why make we moan
r Te loss mat doth enrich US yet
WIN upward warnings OF regret?
Bleaker than unmossed stone
az ANes were bu. for this immortal gain
VI uhsNlled longing and Inspiring paint
As thrills of long hushed tone
I've IN the VOL. so our souls grow fine
~" ~ nven vibrations from the touch divine
natures gone. Lowell.
Coo is Kind Father He sets lbs all in
the places where He wishes us to be en-
pIoyed' and that employment is truly "our
tather's business" He chooses work for
V.SasuIe Whlch VIII be delightful TO
tn' IN, II they do it simply aud humply,
he gives US always strength enough for
Nhat ne wants us to do; and we NAV A.
Ways De sure whatever we are doing. that
S Se oah nor be pleasing Him II we are not
happy ourselyes.-John Ruskin.
Almlshty' Listenl am dust.
let spirit am !. so I trust,
~ come what may Of life or death.
! trust thee with my sinking breath
nusl thee' though see thee NOT
va heaven or earth or any spot.
,L trust thee til ! shall know why
iaeros one 70 live and one to die.
rh nee w myself shah prove
Fhss Lord Of life ana death ana lovs
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
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Possibly we do not all fully appreciate the
good sea breezes with which we are blessed
in Texas through our long summers. we
get rather warm sometimes, but there is
nearly always good gulf breeze to fan our
brows in the day and to reuder SLEEP refresh
ing at night. We have neither tho bitter cold
nor the intense heat Of the States Of the
Northeast or Northwest. and should appre-
ciate our climate more than we do. Referring
to the intense heat in New York last week
the San Antonio EXPRESS says; THE heat in
New York during the past few DAYS must have
becu Of sort OF which we have no personal
knowledge in Texas. When SUFFERING from
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heat is such as to drive victims 70 suicide II
must be intense beyond the eoncsution OF
people who live where there IS always a
cool breeze to tcmper the sunrays by day and
to make the NIGHTS pleasant for sleoping.'
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Waco Times Herald.
Several cities In this country have
chosen Jones mayor and Galveston fol-
lows suit. Jones is all right. whether in
the East or In the West; always and
everywhere be doss his level best.
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Austin, Texas. June l2.-Governor say
ers is today In receipt OF the following ie''
tiers from governors Of various states
Hon. Joseph D. sayers, Governor oil
Texas.
Springfield, Ill, June s.-My Dear
cir. thank Won for yours OF the 5tn
instant in relation to the conference
OF governors Of our country on the
question of trusts. said conference TO
tske MACE in St. Louis on Wednesday,
September 20, 1893. III. .ho
shall be pleased TO join WIN tne
executives Of The various States OF the
Nation In such conference. / view WIN
alarm the growing tendency OF capltai
to form gigantic combinations ana
trusts throughout the country, ana
earnestly hope that good may come
from said ST. Louis conference. Yours
very truly Johh H. lu'nei'
Des Molnes, Iowa. June 6.-My Dear
Sir. yonr letter of the 5th relative to
a convention Of governors and attor-
news general, to be held at St. Louis
on Wednesday, September 20, 1923, IS
received. | do not know whether
will be able to attend It or not
am in sympathy with the movement
and Will attend If possible. Written
again about it If convenient yours
sincerely. Leslie NJ. ShaW'
Columbus Ohio. June 9.-Dear Sir:
! have the honor to acknowledge re-
ceipt OF your esteemed favor OF June
5, in which you suggest that a con-
ference of the governors and attorneys
general of the several States and
Territories to be held in st. Louis on
September 90 1893, to consider the ell
feet OF trusts and to formulate plan
for the enactment OF uniform legisla-
ton for their regulation. etc
In reply beg to say that l will take
your suggestions under careful consid-
Grafton and will communicate the
facts thereof to the attorney general
OF Ohio. At this time I am unable to
state definitely whether l will be in
attendance.
Thanking you for your letter I have
the honor to remain. sir. Your obedi-
ent servant. Asa S. Bushnell.
Lansing Mich, June S-Dear Sir:
I have received your kind favor or
June s. | am in thorough sympathy
with the movement which you have
inaugurated and l sincerely hope that
1t will be productive Of good results.
II It is at all possible, l will be pres
ent, but / can not at this time advise
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Anna Gould has the title. says an exchange
but Helen has the true mobility In all Ameri-
can ewes
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Foreign offces--Eastern business office 4s Tribune
building, New York [The s. c. Beekwiih Spe'
ciai agency; Western 40 lThe Rookeryl Chi
oaso, THE S C. Beckwith Special Agency
Travelling Aeents-C. S E. Holland. Travelling
Auditor {. r Holland B 4. Throop ana J. X
Grist Travelling Agents
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
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Houston Printing Company.

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city by carriers. per month. $500; three months
5000; SIX months. 5000; one wear. si1'oo'
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ENTERED AT THE posropricH At HOUSTON. TEXAS
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
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The Austin statesman is Of the opnion
that II Major Marchand the French explorer.
was possessed Of tho ambitious spirit Of Ma
poleon he could have himself proclaimed
Emperor OF France without the least dina
Guilty. The dauntlcss traveller seems to have
a different sort Of ambition. however. and
for the peace and general Rood OF our sister
republic this IA na doubt ,gell.
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subseription by MALI Daily and Sunday Post. one
wear IS. 90; six months. $500; three months
5000; one month sI.oo.
The SUNDAY Posi-, one year, $3.50.
Tar SsMi- WEEKLY Posr MONDAYS and Thursdsysl
one year. $780, six months. so cents three
months as cents.
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The DAILY POST. n THE SUNDAY POST.
20 Columns. VI ioeto ara Sois'
sEmI-wHBkLY POST. ~, Coils. pcr Week
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The Baltimore News saws that notwith-
standing the carrying OF concealed weapons
in Maryland is n violation OF the law. the
practice seems to be growing rather than
diminishing IN Baltimore. Tho News adds:
The worst feature Of It is that those who
do as usual thing. go around armed are
the very ones who are cowardly enough TO
resort to the knife or the revolver on the
least proyoeatlon."
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Tho Chicago Record has Carcature Of
France aud President Louhet In which the
noted Frenchmsn says to the giddy French
ltssie; Il know you don't like me. but IN
nover forseke you," Many patriot has had
the same experience. Republics may not al
ways be ungrateful but it is a sad fact that
they frequently are
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II Is said that Mr.. Knox OF Massachu'
sets. who was chairman OF the Terri
tories committee during the last congress
would like to succeed Mr.. Walker as
chairman OF the committee on banking and
currency, and It is expected that some mar
familiar with foreign questions, probably
Hit OF Illinois, being willing TO lsayC
the foreign affairs committee, will be
placed at the head OF Territories. NJ
doubt is felt that Payne OF New YorI
will remain at the head of tho ways ans
means committee and Cannon at the heat
OF the appropriations committee.
The committee on rules will more thar
ever be regarded as the ranking com
mittee in point OF dignity, since there
will be an effort to change the rules il
some material respects, and Abe COMMITTEES
will be the new speakers cabinet.
1t is not certain who wlil be placed a
the head of tho rivers and harbors com
mittee. There is no doubt that Mr.. Bur
ton desires very earnestly TO succeed
himself. but It is known that General Hen
derson has very warm spot In his hear
for MIR. Cooper OF winconsin. In fact
1t was stated some time ago that Hender
son had actually promised that position
to Mr. Cooper as a reward for his goo
work in helping to carry the Wisconsin
delegation over into the Henderson eoium
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HOUSTON, TUESDAY,. JUNE ~, i,o0
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The Washington Post referring to the re-
| cent visit OF Mr. Bryan to the Mammoth cave,
says that It was a wonderful meeting Our
esteemed contemporary is correct It was .
visit to one OF natures greatest curlosiues 10y
one OF tho brightest minds and purest charae-
ters whose name has ever adorned American
] listory.
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There is a coterle of giris = ~ ,E.s
set here who have gone ..aly h M
honors and degrees, II oa ls,,r EpOsl.ip
strued as a fad, for s s', as dspssass.
shouldn't be; but the hap s', + + i gSs5
as some may choose 70 oa,l his ~
The frst to receive ho sttshter d Bt.a3
". Clews, the bright da Stassr, sa' y
Clews. the we'll known 9 Ssrrsd q hf Z
G tng mia. university the otpsl ~
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WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

10 20, n %, IL 83, a. M, ll2 SO dining carl 49,
dining carl, sl2, Al Is 25 Congressional
Limited dining carl, O6, 8 90. [655, dining carl
Ia 81 dining carl, D M, and u 20 night week
days. Sundays 8 50, %, 70, II % a. m, i2 %,
n l2, dining carl, u, al 1870 Congressional
Limited dining carl, O5 rs IS dining carl, n 81
dining carl, p. m, aud y 20 night
For Baltimore, accommodation, 9 II q M, 50
and OF m week days, 5 Os and IL 10 m daily
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A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture of Annie f.
Springer, of ll25 Howard st., Philadelphia,
when she found that DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption had completely
cured her of a hacking cough that for many
years had made life a burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give her no help,
but she says of this Royal Cure-'it soon re-
moved the pain in my chest and l can now
sleep soundly, something can scarcely re-
member doing before. l feel like sounding
its praise throughout the Universe" So
will everyone who tries DR.. Kings New Dis.
eOvery for any trodble of the Throat, Chest
or Lungs. Price SOC. and $l.0O. Tria
bottles free at Wasley's drug store; every
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YOU KNOW II IS TRUE.
That is If it is Told You by
Neighbor
These Statements are by Persons Whom
We are willing to Believe.

Ifa person you respect tells you something.
you believe him. You may not know the
person whose statement we publish IN this
article, but you can easily know him. because
we give you his name and address and he
lives right here in Shenandoah. That ia the
way we do. we give you the names Of people
living Ia this city. who have used Morrow's
Kid-no-oids for backache and kidney troubles,
because we want YOU 10 consult these people
about the good Kid-ne-oids have done them.
Mr.. James Davis, 423 West Maybsrry alley.
works at No mine. Lehigh colliery, sheu-
audoah. Pa says II have been troubled
wish kidney disorders for about two years.
] suffered with constant dull pain in the
small Of my back. which would be attended
with sharp shooting pains just over the
region Of the kidneys. II would prevent me
from getting proper sleep and rest tried
different kinds Of kidney remedies. but none
Of them proved as ehectual as Morrow's Kid.
neoids. Kid-ne-oids relieved the pain In =
few days aud can sleep and rest better"
Mouow's Kid.ne-oids are not pills. but
Yellow Tablets and sell at fifty cents a box
at all drug stores and at S. P. Kirin's drug
store.
Mailed on receip, Of price. Manufactured
by John Morrow & Co., Chemists, Spring
field, Ohio.
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medicines that do no earthly good. 1t
Is like throwing it into the fire.
I'VE had spent lots of money for doctor bills
and had almost given up in despair, says Mrs
Ella Schall, of Moosehead, Luzerne Co, Pa, in
a sincere letter to Dr. K. " Pierce, Of Buffalo
n. Y. Then told my husband was going to
write to you. I am very glad did so; You re-
member my case was abscess Of the breast. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cured me in
one month, sound and we'll"
"Your kindness to me can never forget {"
writes Mrs. Josie +. Clark Of Enterprise, Shelby
Co., Mo. "a cannot express half my feelings OF
gratefulness to you. had despaired Of ever get.
ting well had been In bad health for twelve
years. Had aches all through me, numb hands
cold feet, and everything ate distressed me; my
bowels were constipated. was very nervous,
depressed and despondeut When first wrote
to you thought could never be cured, have
taken six bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and my health IL now good. You
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/ think there Is no medicine In the world as
good as Dr.. Pierce's"
It's an insult to your intelligence for a
dealer to attempt to palm off upon you a
substitute for this world-famed medicine.
You kHOzO what you want. It's his bust
ness to meet that VaHt. When he urges
some substitute he's thinking of the
larger profit he'll make not of your
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Every sick person in this land should
possess DR.. Pierce's grand thousand
page illustrated Common Sense Medical
Adviser, which will be sent free for the
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Robbed the Grave

A startling incident of which Mr., John
Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is
narrated by him as follows II was in a most
dreadful condition My skin was almost
yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day by day.
Three physicians had given me up. Forum
ately, a friend advised trying Electric
Bitters, and to my great joy and surprise,
the first bottle made decided improvement.
/ continued their use for three weeks, and
am now a we'll man. know they saved my
life, and robbed the grave of another victim" j"
No one should fail to try them. Only 90
cents per bottle at A. Wasley's drug store.