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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-27

Murray 4 Company, who lead in the
awning business, and who were located
on Randolph street for eleven years, in
vite you to call at their new mammoth
establishment, 800 to 1913 South Canal
street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-27

Try a High Bali made with Altman
arts Water. Its equal Is unknown.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-27

A. a mixer with fine wines and liz.
uors, "Almanaris" has no equal.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-27

Ore trial Of "Almanaris" will con
vince the most skeptical.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-04-27

The telegraph manual Issued by the
Western Electric Company will teach
any one the art Of telegraphy. To get
copy address Department 9 G. West
ern Electric Company, 242 South JET
ferson street, Chicago, and inclose %
cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
Texas Political Material.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Lufkn Texas August AN editorial in recent issue
Of The Post under the caption Good Material Needed
sounded the keynote several important questions that will
come up in the State campaign of and of which
will be of more Importance than that of education the
distribution of all lands owned by the public schools The
further regulation of railroads saw mills and all corpora
tons doing business under State charter As The Post
APPLY says Iexos has an abundance OF such material
draw upon and the writer would suggest such
the able congressman the Second district Hon
s. b. Cooper thoroughly versed in all things per
tanning to the material interest of the State having the
past quarter OF century been leading lawyer and repre-
sentative in the State and in the United States
of representatives with mind large enough and broad
or aetona interests and then there the two Rces of
Houston-Baldwin Joe S.Hon. james f. Miller Of Con
zales Mayor Ben f. Cabel Of Dallas and Hon. S. W. r.
Lanham OF Weatherford either OF whom would fill the
office OF chief executive with marked abiliyof what will
in ten undoubtedly be the greatest State population
and industrial enterprise comprising the Federal Union
Then there is that financial wonder who il on the
wrong side Of the political fence would most assuredy make
the best business the State has had-Hon
John H. Kirby
But it is altogether TOO early to discuss men or even
measures in advance OF the shifting scenes in the
beginning of what will undoubtedly prove the grandest cen
tury since the birth Of Christ So much for politics
The burnt district Of this expanding little city of Lukin
IS rapidly building up with large wostory brick blocks in
place OF the old dapdaed ramshackle frame finder boxes
DESTROYED by the FIRE OF May The absorption the Anse
lima County Press by the rbue will give us county paner
that viii aid greatly in furthering business interests II
properly supported by the merchants and men gen
orally All these in connection with the railroads centerne
here and the several mills adjacent the outlook
for tis place promising Crops throughout the county
are ailygood with the probable exception Of corn which
owing 70 dTouh will he cut short fully onchalf Cotton
far doing we'll but the late rains caused that nau,
10 shed freely as well hengns both lice and rust An
gust IS the crucial month Tor cotton and estimate can
present be predicted
y currently reported that the Empire Lumber conpa
nys mill twelve miles south OF here has gone into the oh
II Kirby combine shouldn't be surprised il nearly eveFs
plant in East sxas finally landed in the hands Of I'M
financial and excellent gentleman and in ~,
opinion such would result marked good both emploe,
and enploye Mr. Kirby is widely as friend d
labor well capital RI RussxrI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
OUR HOME AaRARIANs.

The San Antonio Express chides the Vennese shoe
makers for taking up arms against American compe-
tition in their home market. In with other
hgH tariff advocates that paper feels bad because the
Austrians are disposed to resort to Chinese Boxer
to hold their against them with the assistance of
improved manufacturing devices. With singular in
consistency the Express takes foreign governments to
task for trying prohibttve tariff combinations to keep
out American competition and to please the agrarian
element.
The agrarian element Of Europe is the exact proto-
type of the American protective element of which the
Express is in and out of champion. For its
advantage it would gladly have the common peo-
pie compelled to pay double what they do for the
necessities OF life and so reduce the standard of living
that the artisan would become beast of
burden But these transatlantic opponents of protec
ton gone to seed worse than the Americans
they initiate. They only acamoring for breaking
off of trade relations with this country continuation
of which is daily becoming difficult because OF
the perpetuaton with of artificial conditions main
tanned in the interest of fairfield monopoes which
dictate the price of most commodities at home and
through the vicious legislation they able to buy
subordinate the commercial interests of the United
States to their selfish aims Indifferent as they
to the oppression Of these unjustly fostered
tradecontrong combines and aggregations of tribute
eyyers upon American industry the masses never
theless anxious for equitable and peaceable trade rela
tions with other nations and may some day wake up
to a realization of the situation. A lesson or two
along realiatory tari lines from across the Atlantic
may rouse them from their ethargy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Wngte the lightning bugs fash and the skeeters arc sshs
us! @e r one good %" drink q Gasasjsu water
--Oberlin (La) News
SO SO where the Spanish moss shadows darkline,
And lean in your rapture far the brink
And quaf while the bubbles rise bursting and sparkling
And Gas per the poem) you'll die where you drink
broom factory is being established at Caldwell Texas
Texas women will have the pleasure Of using the homemade
article their favore weapon Of and oenseTe
rel Transcript
Who ever heard of woman using for hat pin :
And while speaking the unterrihed town hog
what to be done with the omniprcsent town kid There
about thythree and third head Of this species Of
any old hour in The dsky eyende that they sec fit They he,
Gilmer Mirror
Don't be loo hard on the town kid brother just him
the right kind of example and he'll all right
Our mail carrier grinning all over himself these days
az ms ea OF having me son at his nome otner ana son
Chiffon Herald.
In other words. your mail carrier has become male
carrier.
James Keens that sn ba5tey are all bad
Of the feminine semd E s FUGa hardly Of Re
possibly neuter He doesn't consider this confession
He is only saying Me too" to Ella Wheeler WilcoSs
verdict.
street cleaning iob-Conroe Courier
If you can not bum him out Of town you might bomb him
out.
We heard farmer say the other day that he could pull
He lives about six miles from the city Hows thatGree1-
It's pretty good but heard bigger the other day
meeting admiral Sampson--Bonham News.
is evidently NOT in society.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
MEDICAL DIPLOMA MILLS.

The president of the Pennsylvania State board OF
medical examiners is authority for the that
the majority of medical colleges in many States are
nothing but diploma mills Furthermore he is free to
that what understood by the term curriculum
does not exist in than about ten medical schools
in the United States the result being the filing the
country with practitioners whose ignorance is little
short of criminal
In Pennsylvania rs per cent of the graduates of
medical colleges have failed pass the examinations
of the State board OF examiners. which indicates that
the boards president is sustained in his criticisms by
conditions in his State at least If the Pennsyl-
vania ratio Of failures to such examination holds
good for all the States the medical profession is in
bad way in this country and the least that can said
about II is that this is credtable state of affairs
at an advanced stage of civilization and in this day of
superlatve educational facilities
Fortunately. this matter be brought home to
Texas without fear encounterng repetition of the
Pennsylvania record. If there any medical gradu-
ates among who not pass successful examina.
ton, their diplomas not of Texas origin for the
State medical college is not in the class of which the
president of the Pennsylvania board examiners com.
plains. Occasionally. however opposition to its main.
tenance anifests itself and it generally hard mat
ter TO secure adequate appropriations for its main
tenance from the Legislature This is not as it should
be- for there is question of greater to the
public welfare than that of providing against the mis-.
takes OF incompetent doctors The best way
protection in this direction is to turn out none but
good ones That being the well performed mission OF
the State medical college, it should not be denied rea
sonable legislative recognition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
TAMPERING WITH TRIET =
INEVITABLE.

r.
The air is a-weight with faint perfur.
just the last sweet sigh of a dead red IL.
That she wore in her hair when we met n .1
And never a promise the future throws - socn
On the unmarked canvas of years 10 he
Is worth to me half that the past b.,.
For never future can bring to me Vseu;
One touch of the lips ! had hoped to VII
One touch of the lips, or the low sweet ~.
All, hold it lie that the poet sings,
That He travels far swifter who travels &,
For years are heavy, each dawn that br;na.
An unlived day to the bedside there
OF the man who hath none but himself /.
Is greeted, yes, greeted with dark despair
For Lethes stream is but found in slseo
So breathe caress on the dead red ro..
The scarlet leaves Of beauty flown
Just the faintest breath OF perfume bI,n.
From out OF the years that we both bave Il
But the thorns the thorns we little dteamsa
In the dear, dead days, that thorn wac AZ,
They were hidden then and the leaves H., ~
A tinted promise of years we'd share SA'o
But now how the thorns stand out and 49,,
All, but you must know how they ranl,o .-s A
Or never would travel alone, and harm ''ps'
And hope for tune from long dead sa..,
But we loved we two; we were madi ioye IKE,
our lips to my lips ah, we two loved y.,t,
Now have but the thorns of the love We IA
Who travels alone goes down to HE'LL
A boy writes to the New York Journal ~, I.
ten meodrama entitled King of the Higbw.a. ~ v
through it he hopes get good reputation
only boy good of dingbats on the 0abl. " "
breeches would do him more good = Y
The proprietor of hotel in Honolulu has d.ci.a "a.
modatons to Captain Putnam Bradlee s,rorv z. ','
Frances Hope That hotel man is not only bon. IL
desires to remain so. y
oh, it's nice to sit down with melon
OF plethoric girth and sweet
With your back up agin an OIL rail fenet
An til melon betwxt yer feet
An ter whet yer knife on yer bootleg
In the dusk as the day has sunk,
Ans ter hit it a poke in friendly way
An hear it so "Plunk ker-plunkp'
g
Philadelphia man has died from PLAYING elf. III K.
even chess is too swift game for the average phi,a
wm
There's difference between the American nav, IA
American press The former, it seems can be murla
Il = a &
He hshed from the morn until even
From the full till the ebbing tide,
And at close of day he wendell his way
Toard home with the bait inside.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
IMPORTING LABOR

From the New Orleans Times Democrat
The disposition shown by of the big Northern com
panes import negro aborers take the place of strikers
threatens to trouble both ends ine-in the
North where these negroes being employed to take the
place of white laborers and the South where they are
away from establishments at which they are working bv
promises of higher pay
Thus there trouble yesterday at Chicago over some
Alabama negroes brought there by steel COMPANY to
work in its plant while in Alabama the expectation of some
other aborer who while to set out for
Chicago stopped at Birmingham by arrest of the
labor agents having them charge The arrest is the result
of between big companies fighting over
these abore the the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway
company endeavorng retain their labor the other Chi
cago steel company endeavoring this labor to the
Windy City The charge made that the latter COMPANY is
entcng decoyng and persuadng the servants of the Ten
nessee Land and Coal company to leave its service
The right OF all men to work wherever they choose is
conceded by every but public interest well as the in
terest OF the aborer themselves demands that this bnas
OF enticine negroes North to take the place Of striking
should 1t demorazes both sections for it leaves the
Southern mills without labor, whereas the Northern ,;us
are unable to utilize the imported negroes without great
boodshed Nor it really intended to employ them so
negroes are usually imported only scare the strikers
terms.
What then is the result of this practice? l. The South
ern mills are left shorthanded Trouble is fomented and
apparently purposeyfor the companies know that ~
stution of labor for that of striking white men i
like waving red flag at bu-and number of lives are
lost IN the struggle g. he strikers cowed into subm
sion by the substitution of for whites or thew
win by violence victory the company In eitber 49,
the negroes discharged become burden on The ~
muny where they are thus left stranded
Some way should be found prevent such conditions j.
furious to the public peace and order and it would seem
that companies taking employees so far away from Their
should be required guarantee their return or tb
for certain period of time The present practice Of
ferring big bodies of laborers mainly negroes from one
Of the country to the other is causing disturbance and
be prevented '"0uiu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
POLITICS OF THE STEEL STRIKE.

President Shafer of the Amalgamated Association
of Steel Workers declares that II the republican party
Is going continue in only to foster institutions
that win destroy labor organizations it longer
rely on the support OF labor Speaking for himself he
says: II have always been republican but II the
worst comes 10 the worst and the administration stands
loy by and the trusts crush us out Of existence in
future shall be all things to all men, This language
has occasioned variety of comment mostly unfayor-
able from republican and democratic alike,
on the part of the republicans II is met with i'm
patient denial Of responsibility for Mr.. Morgans acts.
FROM some 1t has provoked an expression Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

liner Batavia has been appointed captain OF the German
petition which about sail in search OF the south pole
Niscouut Mountmorres is bona hde English nobleman
who works hard for living Born very poor-the poorest
in the United Kingdom ndeed-hc has worked
era trades and was a newsboy.
Prof Wademar Schmidt the Danish Archaeological in
tends to visit all the in Europe in order
collect material for the publication of catalogue the
Egyptian antiquities contained in them
Always great smoker the king of England since his
succession has smoked harder than The Russia
and kaiser of Germany when they please him send
him special brands of cigars and cigarettes and the king
dispatches to those personages his
brands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
SOME PosTscRlPrs.

French proverbs To be happy, must nothing to
forget
Unfortunately for Admiral sebiey many OF his best Wit
nesses at the bottom OF the sea.
For whose salary is $a4s day Mr., Aacay seems
to be creating great deal Of disturbance
Some OF aercultusts may yet discuss rival
merits Of irrigation and invocation as crop savers
Addison What absurd thing il TO pass over an the
valuable Of man. and all attention on his in
hrmitiesi
Once in a very long while the world produces who
IS wise enough anything which does moi agree
with him.
Kansas City Star While is investigating the naval
board Of inquiry might make digcnt search as to the
means BY which Edgar s Masiss into Of
bis stack of chips
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
y PAGES TODAY.
To travelling Texans.

The Post will be found sale at the following places
New Orleans. Charles Hotel stand I. F. Cess
1908 St Charles and II. j. HOLE. Commercial
street
New York Cty--Brentano's, Union square,
Washington d. C.Metropolitan hcte, and Washington
News Exchange
Buffalo, N. Y.-Bufalo Circulation bureau
ST Louis, Mo.--Paners' .otel aud Union station.
Los Angeles, Cal--Oliver & Harris, o6 South Spring
street
Denver. Colo-The Stationery company and Hamilton &
Kendrck, 200 Seventeenth
Omaha Neb.-Mergerth Stationery company, 1903 Far
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
AARLEouINApE.
Harlequin. New Orleans.

Harlequin, New Orleans
To say much speak little
Try the impossible and half the impossible viii 49,.
Practically speaking the world makes no is,,I.s Easy
From wettitng and drying rottng and from
ing and weeping comes dying W 'susn-
The salutaton was invented for the purpose of aordng
society safe and convenient method OF Haerv and ;
What appear to be mans strongest points a..
ms weakest The reason Tor this that man tass ny
heed Of what is strong in him. being assured Of - no
Cyl whereas he Is constantly the to conceal o. AZ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
LEMON sHERBET.

Favorite lemon sherbet which will make your las 1
August endurable is made in this way NssA Z
squeeze the juice of six lemons into bowl ana IVY :,
the rnd of orange and of the lemons for an nom, n
the mixture, add pint of sugar and then pn' 7 L.
Stir this until the sugar is dissolved Freeze y = NJ
way. Before the mixture is quite stiff remove e "
and pour in cup of rich cream Stir rapay y H.
minutes but do churn the mixture with the cA'n9
When it is frozen it will be found delicious.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

opinion that It's author is paving the for bitter
personal disappointment If he that as conse-
quence Of his threat against the republican party he Is
going TO get the support of organized democracy
Differing from it's contemporaries Of either political
faith in its manner of dealing with the great strike
leaders words the Washington Times gives publicity
to the following which has the merit OF being timely
Mr., Shafer should that he addresses in
creduous public when he threatens the republicans with ven
at the polls The history OF the anthracite coal strike
Of IS significant III this connection Although knowing
that temporary concessions granted only because con-
tnuance OF the strike menaced the prospects of Mr. Mc
ley Tor reelection the miners struck their flag and voted like
sheep for the State and National candidates of the trust
here is that the steel workers would not do
the thing. Mr. Shafer is the wrong tack he
thinks gain anything at the expense the Morgan com
biuation By flying Mr. Mckinley coercng that
coeric Of Fultimlionaires The administration does not
CONTROL ~ trusts The trusts and the admin
istrason."
AS s to give point to the above, the news comes
from Washington that Senator Hanna win interest him
self in bringing about settlement of the steel work
ers' strike as preliminary to the launching of his
boom for the republican presidential nomination in
1904 Should there be foundation in fact for this story
Shafer has succeeded not In soaring Hanna, as
did Mr. Mitchell the leader of the anthracite miners in
1900, but in giving him opening a play for a
presidential nomination instead The result however,
will be the same Hanna win get the goods the
steel workers will get limited handout of temporary
concessions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

Since January I, this year, seventy weigh, ~.
TENDER next $50 mcre will be ready. ana BY Sep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06
LArEsr PARIS FAsHIoNS.

Large Leghorn hats are dyed in beautu nsn '.s
such as blue pink and sweeping os''a W. a.ys
match curled in picturesque fashion % y
brms.
Every hat has its note of black usually ooF
velvet behind while the unfang clou to inc 'Va y,
by tags or rosettes of black velvet on skirt anu Il, M
Lacings OF bebe ribbon are tashionapie q sosrss W
the skirts and used TO connect the IRONS u liz III
Very striking are coats Tor women, I;rs nor
dinner Jacket or lounging coat OF alpaca my
scarlet collars and deep cuffs. az.
Red is fashionable especially Coquelieot. 4. d,s.a 4
Gowns of linen now being paih'eli esiors III Il
somewhat stiff after the stencil patter M. M s
glowing mixed with coarse lace incrusta''0'' 4
novel. ~ ha,k III
pastilles square diamond shaped. lAess
lace, but sewn on thicker stutts.
FOR FEMININE TRAVELLERS, III
The less luggage has the happier wv
Philadelphia Press. ,.,ossy
The porcupine attitude adds not one Sn''
comfort III
Conductors, inspectors hotel CLERKS anu
more obging for civil treatment =. mtut
falling and thinking about incidental
make them the more unbearable. y,s sIa a
No matter how stunning the silver anu Coassa II
looks in your bag, never dream OF eaIl3ns trunk
pounds it weighs, and then consigh y
Some toilet water for refreshing haH0' =
necessity. ~, md dress W. "a
Fair who behave themsehsss 80 from fht ~ n
seldom troubled with insulting attentognih retun n
polite monosyllable accompanied y u sny dse
book or magazine, cuts off the advaleL 81 tone o. ~
providing the fair one doesn't choose ~ .tsrk ke'!
intimate that she is coquetting put ,hs son b Y
owing TO common sense bringing up ~ sse
Stiffness is less common than IN inc rvs
SOME MENU HINTS
DINNER.
Tulienne Soup s.ust
Pressed Chicken Sleul''ss Sauce
Rice Crouuettes, Golden
Asparagus on ,o@s
Fruit Salad
Coffee
SUPPER.
ehr;,nps la Newhurg .,.x q
Stuffed Tomatoes with nasS
aRrAKrhsr
Iced Cantaoppe
Cereal, Cream v.1oa
i. Broiled Sweetbreads
Dressed Cueunpas
Rolls cohes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

TEN Atlanta people poisoned by ice The
American girl is not coward however and will
turn in caiti fight the threatening ice freezer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

- A~AN ~ y ~ tif,T
Don't think" saidtt.as
fist, that brushing i aRJT
teeth need. Besides bis y
should draw a BIT 81 YER y
cotton or dental silk tstFs
them nightly It i iuptss
bic with a brush tubt t'iii
that every particle d i'H'
removed from between y
and it is necessary ihf
80 - Il ,tnu Nf1ff|
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TRAVELLING AGENTS--C S. E. Holland, Auditor; L
O. Holland, A. w. Palmer and B. b. Throop.
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FOREIGN OFFTCES-Eastern business Office, AZ, 4s, 40
and so Tribune building New York THE S. G.. Beckwth
Special Agency Western 400 The Rookery Chicago Che
S. C. Beckwith Special Agency
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION.
Mos. 1toi t1oa, iio5. to7 and 1909 Franklin Avenue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-06

GENERAL FREp GRANT objects to humane methods of
wipng the Fipnos off the face OF the Garth Some people
have queer ideas the meaning Of the word humane
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Battered at fbs Posoes at Hoaso TeSa SseondCiss
Mail Matter.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Department 1856. Editorial Department Nel'
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UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES lcn orders sivsn by
employees The Office be recognized and paid accepted
fayrteBt of