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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
The GREAT LABOR STRIKE


Today's reports of happenings throughout the world
covering period of twentyfour hours, contain more
than the usual mixed burden Of good and evil news
Side by side on the devoted to the publication
Of Geographic details of domestic occurrences sgniG
cant headlines, such as "A Good Rain" and strike Is
On challenge the attention OF the reader Of the daily
press causing him to alternate between Joy and sor
in the perusal of his matutlnal quota of printed
matter
Above all things good rain was just what was
needed at this particular time and everybody reioees
that the drouth has been broken along the sizzling area
extending from Iowa 10 Texas On the other hand "a
general strike among workers in any great line OF in.
dusry anything but desirable this uncture and
unpleasant to read that the mills OF the Ameri
can Tin Plate. the American steel Hoop and the Amer
lean Sheet steel companies had shut down in conse-
onenco of The walking out OF $4,000 men Who have no.
come diasstished with the relations existing between
Themselves and the operators Of these CONCERNS Tho
Immediate result OF this Wholesale resort to idleuess
which may lend TO violence as means of forcing a
settlement OF the issues involved must necessarily be
az nmcnsc financial loss to beth paltes TO the contro
AS we'll as an accumulation OF inconveni noes al
lious nature 20 consumers Of the product OF the de-
stsG workshops affected by this trouble
This strike may IN its ramiAcations cause an endar
Of herdshps by people IN noNse concerned in the
controversy which oceasioned It and far removed from
the scene of It's progress In this age OF nterdependence
in trade matters labor disturbances are not confined
10 specific territories in their eject The entire ooun
Try in one way another is DISCONNECTED thereby and
suffers material loss in proportion TO their magnitude
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

r. The child who goes along the kicking At every , tos
should he speedily cheetedl1 SBs' Port iavacaen
Let the child enjoy himself He will kick the right
dog some Of these days and his will be rapid and per
maneut
General Joe Wheeler is said Be participant in the
gates at Newport this season The sly old eoonBrenhsm
General Joe perhaps looking for one of wealthy
widows to whom Depew is not engaged.
One Of eminent authors has expressed the
sentiment that S not what man which exals him. but
some object IN life some goaan deal and work TO attain
the same he young that starts out in life without
Manor Free p Press 'eVs' '''ans any ues's q
In the connection may also be said that is
much what does that exats him what the Board
of Fabrication says he does Look Sampson and Schey
The Bible Jacob kissed Rachel and then lifted up
ms voice ana wept That may have been al rignt ong
even some OF the old ones keep quiet and take anothr m
Rachel Of today would have him in set the dog on him
1t hardly probable that Rachel beautiful
Texas maidcns
Commissioner Eatman is back from Iockhart He says
no the equal Of because much of them have been
-Cuero Daily Star.
That's right there's nothing like getting up carly and
keeping everastngly at it, Who hasn't heard of DeWitts
carly risers?
An odorles onion has been produced Florida 1t is of
the Bermuda stockTerrep Transcript
This good to be but if it is really the
case woman will be knocked GREATNESS.
Chicago has medal for the in town, and
from hand hand rapidity that keeps It
nearly red HOTEL Paso Herald
Considering the number OF there in Chicago it
is hardly probable that medal will &C; around in ordi-
nary lifetime.
It doubtless guilty that makes the dowager
empress Of China afraid to Pekn and up her
court-Hubbard Pick and Pan News
Either that the certainty that souvenir hunting
ooter would snake the royal socks from her
Authorities disagree as to condition the man who
by the locomotive The doctors he
recover and the lawyers say he can.-Corpus Crony.
The typographical continues to bob up. That item
should have read that the lawyers would recover.
The sound Of the hammer heard in Riese daily except
Sunday esel Rustler
Every has its knockers, but they do always
knock off knocking Sunday.
Here's to the ehgeer
That's bigger
Than the point of very fine pin;
But the lump that he raises
Burns like blazes
And that's where the rub comes in.
Junction City Tribune.
And here's the flea,
Alack and dear me-
Whose biting all pleasure undoeth
And the woman who him
Coeth after with vim,
And slayeth where man pursueth.
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A southern Writer'S Advancement.

Harlequin New Orleans.
Miss Flo Field OF the Times the recipient of
distinguished honor. She has been offered a staff
position Tor life the Youths Companion probably the
paper of its class the world The recognition was
gained by force OF the excellence of Miss Fields special
Thunderer and the offer understand came as
surprise No wonders at it. She is of the most
brilliant and glorious little in the South That she
should inherit all the fascination OF style and heart her
mother Catherine Cole is the natural thing
the world Her Sunday work in the Times Democrat is full
OF that inmabe touch OF which makes the thou
sands read her The congratulations of all the newspaper
gang modest bright bighearted clever little Flo" and
Harlequin desires tender his with the tendere most
earnest well wishes Of his heart.
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RaYlor coIleae catalonue.

The July Baylor Bulletin and Annual Catalogue ,ooo
1901 with announcements i9oiioo2 OF Baylor university
partment of the university The institution has recer,
ceved the following donations;
General and current funds, ,,,........... S,.o-, *
Endowment OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ ~
Building ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 go "
Equipment ,..,.-............. ........... Ieooo ~
Atoseher there were $50 students enrolled the uni
versity last year, The institution has five literary o,
three for and for ladies Il has three regular n
caonsThe Bulletin quarterly; the Baylor Iierar, ,
monthly, and the Lariat, weekly
The following additions have been made the unversv
faculty for the year DR.. A. II Newman chuck ~:
tory Pr E Red chemistry and physics Dr. George
Easland .eek Jenn a Kay modern languages and Major
tsry science and tactics. 0' % mil
Der :. 1901. go Ssp'sH'
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Loosen Up"

Lovclady News
The above is the last clause of editorial which take
from The Houston Post of July under Every
Mans Opportunity"
The editorial is the leading editorial Of The Post
above date in which the editor speaks ensbly in regard
what the moneyed Houston ought do in regard
the Y NJ c. A. building He endeavors to show that it is
becoming of Houston not TO simply build house
Houston but that the people ought build house
they would feel proud OF I'VE years in the
Now, while this is true of Houston and Of the building in
contemplation it Us by confined to Houston the
y NJ. c. A. building 1t is of every city and that
has ambition for growth When undertake any public
enterprise should not simply undertake complete the
work the of things but should if
expect grow build least years in advance
But all this requires and ask why this is
done, answer would be- THE people willing
loosen up 90 many of people willing put
dollar unless they dollars in for it.
Such spirit will build city So often
will sit idle public enterprise is to be begun and let
else bear the burden and after they is
they will for their share bounty and glory
We have stney old msers who would put dollar
IN enterprise around with stranger showing him
what we have done This is theft The de-awake Hous
Post knows this and hence the caption of this editorial
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College Catalogues Received.

The Post is in receipt of the catalogue of the San An
tonic Female College at West End San Antonio The oata-
ogue the register of the school 1900 and 100
and the Tor and in addition to the
other matter usually contained in such documents Prof
Harrison is president OF the college copy the com
menement number Of the Quarterly of the publications
Of the college, is incosed with the catalogue.
Of the catalogue Of the Thomas school for girls
also situated at Vest End in San Antonio has been re-
ceyed 1t is illustrated with views of the exterior and in
terror OF the building and picture OF the president A.
Thomas u. 1884,.
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FOTu ARDS.

Foulard is one of the cheapest materials ioI na'I,
ective gowns but of course fabric has very hue II
the value or cost of the dress There is 50 mu~ VI
them that the tuckngs the gatherings, the n.nTsss
make them expensive when there is not yalu i,
them Some OF this material is being trimmed Wy ~
cred muslin, mingled with deep vandykes OF las. ..s
the shops selling what they call hounce supy 4
OF specially starched muslin which keeps inc NV N
rills well out or, in case of more expensive COWS
mort is made Of silk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17
TAMPERING WITH TR I'm
ToO-HooT. roo-Hoo


The boot owl shrieks Too boot too-boo -
And my heart speaks aloud to you;
But you are gone, and in your stead
hear the nights denizens tread;
And to my dreams, and thoughts Of VA,
Comes back the owls "Too-hoot too-hoop
The streaming moss gray length doth Ma.
The nook where we two. side by size
Have sat alone beside the lake
And heard the midnight voices wake.
The mockbirds loving Groom to you
To me the owls "Too-hoot too-hool"
To me each sad, il-omened sprite
Still filings a gibe when l. at night,
Seek the lone spot which knew us Doth
And where that night we plighted troth,
And as think OF then and you,
Hoarse laughs the owl "Too-hoot too.hoo,.
The cypress bouehs a-spark with dew.
Still let the mellow moonbeams throusb
But DER the paths that knew our tread
The old oaks branches. stark and dear
Wave grisly arms that shun the dew.
And shrieks the owl "Too-hoot, too,noo,s
Doth time unchallenged pass you now
The ripe, red lips, the marble brow?
And do your eyes, as once they shone
Still wait with love to meet my own,
And doth your spirit, shined in dew.
Hear the owls hoarse "Too-hoot too-hoor
Doth your soul know that ] am old?
And that my blood flows thin and cold,
When have won beyond the storm
viii my soul she'd this shrunken form.
And xc two love as we did do,
Despite ill-omened "Hoot too-hoo?"
To NJ ,ub ekeJ
kiss was perhaps disappointed but it is doubtful 4,
Jersey kiss ever exploded that was worth $500.
* =
Young Hanna lad better look for another Sii. 4
one is far too smooth for him.
Now we are going to establish an American h,t,l 4
don II John Bull wishes to get tough let him 20 inn
ing with the American prune.
A New York minister has hidden his son to keen 4,
napers from getting him. If the kidnapers would o-
hold Of few minister's sons the punishment they vn
would come very near to fitting the crime
It has been discovered that the government t,s,
enough small bills This shows us once more how nsA
ernments are like individuals
Aage Token Worm is the name of new lie,t.u
book worm. His parents, after having given hin
like that should not be surprised at the worms tmna
any moment.
The Epworth Leaguers who were robbed in Ca
should have been Christian Endeavorers, for It viii ID
hole lot of Christianity and endeavor get home vi
money.
A beautiful Washington girl has married Cha
named Moy Jim, and he is now Her Jim likewise hui
is now Dennis.
a maiden who lived by the Seine,
Went out and got caught in the refine
And muddied her clothes,
Her shoes and her hotties,
And she said Don't this give you peinsi 2
j N, lFa
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lasten in front the upper end finely embroidered M
diamond pattern. Among the new ties IS q "
stock and tie collar of linen lawn bordered via "
gallon The square is formed by stitched tucks she
the square the plaits escape in frill-like uine "
edges being longer than the inner and the gallon n
points. little plated drapery Of thu lawn ''pe
either side Of the front and is fastened in the csfp
small buckle
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10 PAGES TODAY.
10 TraveIIna rem.

The Post win be found sale the following places
New orleans--st Charles Hotel stand T. T. Cess
ner St Charles and H. j. Hole, Commercial
street
New York City-Brenanos Union square.
Washington D. C.-Metropolan hotei, and Washington
News Exchange
Buffalo n Y.-Bufalo Circulation Bureau
St Louis, Mos--Planters motel and Union station.
Los Angeles Cal.-Oliver & Harris, 100 South Spring
street.
Denver Colo.--The Stationery company and Hamilton
Kendrick 700 Seventeenth street
Omaha, Neb-Mereerth Stationery company, 1903 Fur
street.
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HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.

If steel pen he heated N gaslight ana pPi''
water it becomes as good as new.
Cake tins with adjustable bottom pfeS :, ~,
Of getting layer cake out in shapey form. N0 NJ
delicate the cake, by the use OF these tins may
without breaking ..a,
In accumuang the supplies for the SUNNI, my, ~,
well to include jar of preserved ginger "asressy
cup Of good coffee il makes simple pn' f
factory emergency dessert ..,hlsd \
Onion juice improves the favor OF s0iS "a h,et,f
onion is liked at all While tablespoonful q a Wan
ing in the chatting dish adj teaspoontu 9, ~ trss
grated onion This quantity is sufficient for SIX
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Three Horse Thieves Lynohed.

Helena, Mont July i6. A posse or
ganized az Big Sandy 10 rapture three al
legged horse thieves Buckine Bill. Fred
Comma and Pete Walter, has received
word that the three were hanged by anotb
er posse Nturday on the Missouri river
near Judith
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-17

ALDERMAN THOMAS ordinance to clear the sidewalks of
fruit stands shoe shops ETC. ought pass and be speedily
enforced Surely Houston is getting large enough to dis
peuse with these appurenances country villages and be
Sides sidewalks belong the people and supposed
be Tor pedestrian purposes only.
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A CORNER FOR WOMEN.
SOME NEW coLLAM

SUM T NEW NULLAAl
The introduction Of haN
broidered butterflies in whit
fine hemstitched lawn collafs y
and so is a diagonal stripe q :
esse lace, which turns over lfii
band, replaced for country 70
bands of stihfened lawn not "
as the linene COLLAR. Sonls y I
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THE AGE TO MARRY.

Oliver Wendell Holmes, in the course y
young friend who had married, wrote ,,n,
Il do indeed congratulate you on chans *. n
condition into the beatihc state of duality lR
ment one feels that he is falling into the 90 ss'
which take to be from az to 30 in most esss IS, fs
ay any longer the FIRST era of his life vi; u
and he may 1--we hall his bright days oveI .s Ios
pure kiss, sweet and long comes only 20 plie bsr
too late II he waits till the next epoch q - lode
is great danger lest he marries his wife A. eonsep
horse-sensibly, shrewdly and merely a.
his domestic operations
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SOME MENU HINTS.

LUNCHEON.
Banana Touffe r....,
Brown bread Cottage Cns''
Chocolate
DINNER.
Asparagus Soup -
Crown Of Lamb, Green Sosss;ons
Mashed Potatoes Steweo
Dandelion Salad .AH,e
Rice Pudding with Raisins
BREAKFAST,
Fruit
Cereal, Cream g.
! Shredded Dried Beet Ess
Baked Potatoes MuIhA'
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concludes
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that the IL
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importance
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~ " wv TIfFI " WN3IINV DIV VAS
,,yie acre this afternoon and resulted IN
Y a Nte,'ry for Waco In score Of TO l.
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TnE Boers WI eonauer the Ameriean muIe or die.

ticket recently nominated like brine on
his captous critics OF they expected him to say
something else
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enforced Surely Houston getting large enough to dis
pcnse these appurteuances country villages and
Sides the sidewalks belong the people and supposed
be for pedestrian purposes only
TnE minority usually does have to take water
TIE man who votes to make contract to lesalze the use
contaminated for drinking purposes outrages the
overwhelming sentiment OF the people of Houston This
statement blunt but it is And it take very
long for some people to find out that it is true
The Beers will conquer the American mule die
Mr. RpYANs advice to the Ohio democrats to support the
State ticket recently nominated be like brine
his capou critics OF course they expected him say
something else.
II Hor air would make 60 Bostons boat would have
been a beater.
Tur truth is the city of Houston ought to own its own
supply and whether it shall do will be the
leading issue in the next municipal campaign.
WuArnrn the of the trial races Boston retains
her independence
rpE issue for the next city campaign was made last
Monday The aldermen who forced through the water
contract gave it birth.
Tue Texas volunteers have received check but it won't
do them any harm.
cuAuNcrY Paris predicting an America against
he-word Chauncey is gusher that has respect
for boundaries
Tar yacht races seem to demonstrate that the constitu
ton doesn't follow old thing,
OK Lemons hottest day in the year the thermometer
only registered S. degrees Benghcd London to be enved
some things
What shall It profit you il YOU find the pole and
thereby lose the rest Of DC word2
nAylp B. Tiili and Mayor Tom Johnson OF Cleveland
might SET together and practice shortarm ab in the
meantime
eARTte AARRlsoN have been taken at his word
/ aud forgotten presidential possibility
Tns battle between labor and the trust has commenced
hut the country will battle when two trusts come
together
ALABAMA negroes lynching ono another WIN the
Northern papers please offer few sugsestionss
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AIAsAAA negroes are lynehng another Win the
Northern papers please offer few sugsestionsl
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IF NOT air would make her go Bostons boat would have
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cARTrR HARRlsoN to have been taken at his word
aud forgotten as presidential possibility.
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fnE battle between labor and trust has commenced
hut the country win see real battle when TWO trusts come
together
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THE truth is the city OF Houston ought own its own
supply and whether it shall do or not will be the
aading issue in the next municipal campaign.
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION.
i, t1oe, ios. iio7 and i1os Franklin Avenue,
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Battered st The PosofSce Houston Texas SseoHSCI@s
Mail Matter.
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DAylp B, Iili- and Mayor Tom Johnson OF Cleveland
might SCI together and practice few shorarm iabs in the
meantime
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he child who goes along the street kicking at every dos
ne meets has an element OF cruelty his disposition that
should be speedily ohecked,--The Port Lavaoaen
Let the poor child enjoy himself He will kick the right
dog some Of these days his will be rapid and per-
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-07-04
The Best Remedy for Stomach
and Bowel Troubles.

81 have been in the drug business for
twenty years and have sold most all of
the proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the entire list l have never found
anything to equal Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for all
stomach and bowel troubles" says O..
w. Wakefield, OF Columbus, Ga. This
remedy cured two severe cases of cholera
morbus in my family and l have recon-
mended and sold hundreds of bottles of
it to my customers to their entire salts
faction. 1t affords a quick and sure cure
in a pleasant form, For sale by Thos,
B, Magee.
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During last May an infant child Of our
neighbor was suffering from cholera in
fantum. The doctors had given up all
hopes OF recovery. I took a bottle of
Cha mberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them
I felt sure it would do good il used ac-
cording to directions. la two days time
the child had fully recovered. The child
is now vigorous and healthy. 1 have
recommended this remedy frequently
and have never known it to fail.-Mrs
Curtis Baker, BookwaIter, Ohio. Sold
by Thos. 3. Magee.
F. D. Kingsbury & Co. are selling Rex
flour at $3.50 per 100. A fresh car load
just in.
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A Good Cough Medicine.

Many thousands have been restored to
health aand happiness by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If
afflicted with any throat or lung trouble,
give it a trial for it is certain to prove
beneficial. Coughs that have resisted
all other treatment for years, have
yielded to this remedy and perfect health
been restored. Gases that seemed hope
less, that.the climate of famous health
resorts failed to benefit, have been per-
manently cured by its use. For sale by
Thos. B. Magee.