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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Governor Geer OF Oregon is lover of fine horses He
has given deal OF time this fad and said
to be the best judge of horses in the State
Rev John Spurgeon father of the famous preacher re-
Gently the occasion of his birthday laid the ounda-
ton of extension of the South Norwood Baptist
church in England lie is Congegatonalist and probably
the oldest living member of the
Elk Judge Logan Beckey of Gainesville Ga, who at
tended the University OF Georgia last in order brush
up mathematics, will become student again term
He has solved the mathematical problem in which he was
interested and is in search OF information other
topics
Dr. a. Kuypcr the premier of Holland is described
of the broadcast minded and intellectual
forces of Queen Wilheminas domain He made an
L. D. Of Princeton university in 1893, and through
his influence that free university controlled by the
was founded in Amsterdam several years
DR.. J. B. L. Jonas who has been connected with the
German department of Purdue university Indiana since
1900 has been chosen the Of the late Prof
Alonzo Williams the head OF the German department in
Brown university Prot Jonas graduated from the Unver-
sity Wisconsin and took his A. NJ from the
institution In 500 he received the degree of Phi d,
the University of Chicago.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
TAMPERlNG WITH TBlr1 !
WELLINGTON

WELLINGTON.
Now all your life has gone to wreck
Wellington
And you will get IL in the neck
Wellington
Your mouth, it seems, has naupht :. !,
But make monkey out Of YOU
And it has proved your Waterloo
Wellington My Wellington,
Hank to your Maryland's contemo,
Wellington
From Union League you're now ex....
Wellngton
What hurt you most was too much a.,
And grief you had not heart 10 fra,.
oh, you're peach from head to bs,,,
Wellington My Wellington
Now your proud head shall be brouoh, !.
Wellington ~
Well watch you duck it and ko,ow
Wellington
Thy kinsmeu tell thy treason DER.
And shame shall perch beside vorr i.
Wellington My Wellington
Oh thou pervert thou heart of brass,
Wellington
Thou variegated striped asst
Wellington
Could nothing make your soul foros,
The hate which Envy's self had SET
On your small mndl We ask il va,
Wellington My Wengtonl
All, none on earth so mean and veal
Wellington
But ieers when he your name doth ,c.,,
Wellington
By your own petard you are flung
On your own scaffold you are hung
In chains whose forge was your own ton,r.,
Wellington My Wellington "
X
The man with a new baby at his house is Of f.v !.
full of trouble.
y
A great many men would take the cold en-.
liquor habit if they were not afraid that it would s
The law which protects young HOLSTERS Is nav.
shelter the kind Of lobster the chorus girl goes after
*
Mamma" said little Johnny, feelingly, do YOU
is fair to slap little boy behind his backf
X X x
1t is not good for man to seek loan,
He'll find friendship itself in grim refusal !.
And doth he get it when his wants are known,
Nay, he doth get it not. Not one small bone
One solitary "plunk."
LML
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
SOME PoSTsCRIPTS.

The Persians have three kinds of euitarsthe star the
and suzall played either with the fingers with
pectrum.
The building with the largest stones in the world is not
in Egypt but Baabec in Syria. The sixty
feet long and twenty feet square
Travellers Eastern Siberia carry in sacks. They
frozen solid stone, and keep indefinitely. Milk also
is frozen and sold by the pound
Notwithstanding the great increase in population, only
$50 persons condemned and punished for perjury in
Germany in 1900, as against in 1882
AZ the oldashoned inns and in Sweden is
customary charge less for than for men, the
theory that they do much.
The Greek government has secured monopoly of the
picture postal card business 1t has just issued with
sxour different views OF famous cities and other
On account OF a scarcity of bricks in Texas the
congregation OF the local church allowed their edce
remain unfinished while saloon was being erected.
In the eighteen years its existence the Wonans Relief
Corps auNiary TO the Grand Army has from fifty
to $4,000 members and disbursed $a5ooooo in aid
and their families
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
IT DEPENDS ON The VIEW TAKEN.

1t depends great deal upon how things are looked
at when it passing judgment upon the acts of
men-pubic men, especially. Take the of State
Treasurer Robbins for instance TO the view of those
who make necessity of charging wrongdong at every
opportunity he is shining example of official ncapac.
ity and bureaucratic fraty. To those who are dis
posed keep within the record in considering such
matters he has done nothing to warrant his traduce
ment give rise to hysterca calls for shaking UP
OF the State capitol The Mount Vernon Optic which
belongs in the latter class looks upon him as follows:
The recent failure OF the First National bank of Austin
dred thousand dollars for collection WHICH public assets
S ru Up awS.t t Ie &c @ % re psR @ram
Robbins 1t is charged Insulated that he
financial strait Of the bank Of Which eS Treasrer Wor
than is president and through which each treasurer from
ness happened that Robbins was the unucl man that's
him from any dishonesty but demanding change in the old
men OF State debts The treasurer has made the change and
new bond for $4,000 with l. NJ Harpoie, T. n Jones,
never in her history has the State been inundated y dis
graduated its choice of men all along the line.
This is quite different from trying to convict Mr..
Robbins of having hauled the States funds back and
forth for the accommodation of favorite banks and
sinuating that some of the bills of large denomination
which the State treasury contains have disappeared
during his administration.
AS the Optic shows Mr. Robbins has made new
bond and abandoned the collection plan which brought
about the tying up of land payments in the First Ma
tional bank cloture Mr.. Robbins committed crime;
there nothing to mpeach him for. He made what
an unforeseen event gave the color of mistake to
and the seeming mistake has been corrected.
The only thing left to do now is to get the States
money back. II the First National bank is taken out
of the hands of receiver the State has been as
sured that it will be- every dollar will be recovered
If the receivershp is continued to its legitimate end
ing the State will get its pro rata of the convertible
SETS and Mr. Robbins bondsmen will have to make III
/ the balance And that's all there is to it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Contemplate vIndictiveness.
Tndianapolis Sentinel.

Indianapolis sentinel
Now that Mr. Bryan has withdrawn all claims to the
presidential nomination in 1904 it might be expected that
the republican would its sanderous msrepresen
ations but, with a vindicveness that is contemplate, il
continues distor his every uterance His Labor Day
address for instance introduced under headlines which
indicated that he preached against capital" and attempted
TO array workingmen against their employers perusa
of the fails verify the charges OF the headlines. The
speech is in fact summed up in the following sentence
THE solution of the problems that confront is in egsa
ton in legislation for against classes but for equal
justice before law His speech is but development OF
that idea The only portion which be twisted into
radical expression deals with government by Injunction HI
said
Il opposed government by Injunction not that is
directed especially the aborng man. but that it doc.
away with trial by jury II a only 10 one
class but to ALL II is within the power of the labornQ
man to do away with the system
The quotation Is refutaton Of the charge II seem,
utterly impossible for the republican press to tell the truth
! about Mr. Bryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
IN FASHION LAND.

Severity is the keynote of the fall fashions !.
The latest tag ornaments are made OF coins q Y
pear or round shapes.
Fichus and pointed bodces are expected 70 ~ II
GUS in the evening models for the coming season a
Eastern pearls and turquoise are combineo
chains so much in favor and amehysts are oels -
Genuine antique Persian brocade is useo ~ ..s'I,
ionable little wrist bags with clasps OF carved
set with coral III
Jet seems likely to have another day oil pew, "a
robes and trimming, both in spangle ana ps' =. IL
among the handsomest and most expensive q -
sons novelties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

on hearing Of the presidents assassination Plat
gcs that this is Of the instances when lynch law
iusthabe he senator's friends excsing him the
a 9@ea Re Rsse when he 't heard the
Nobody who watched the beautifully smooth manner
which Thomas has manipulated Eastern politics will deny
IS IS an evidence Of the falling off in the drink habit Of
week only 4r7ess than hafrenewed their licenses
Two causes contribute largely this decline in the traffic
tons are drawing the line the drinking men.Itasca
And, then too, Colonel Jack CHM has sworn off.
Beaumont is ahead of the ordinary society girl 1t can
gush now in four dozen different ways-Layedo Times.
Brother Mcneil seems to have an ordinary
society girl
Corpus housekeeper who has recently acquired set Of
Of putting pillow on piows,mcorfns crony wy
How does she hold clothes pins while hanging out the
wash7
Oh most horrible shame
That such great wrong
Should mar fair name,
And 60 as a merry song.
Oh the cries of his last agony
Unto heaven will. extend,
And is before God eternaly
Though he was only hend
Lord with thy might remove
By Rg power %I a the ' Mod T repr 55al
That right and justice may DER reign.
The above lines written by the correspondent of
country paper and inspired O. by the negro
burnngs We reproduce them because they prove the truth
The Posts contentious that these burnngs hor-
rbe If in their actual commission then in their after
effects.
Speaker Prince now announces his people that he will
become candidate for governor but may aspire
congress The fact is with Mr. Prince, the he
can get is the one he wants Clifton Record.
Mr.. Prince is certainly prince of philosophers.
Admiral Sampson will not be able TO testify before the
of inquiry, which convenes the 14th instant We
Graf.
Certainly. He able to be present at Santiago or
the sd July the little function right without
him.
The Anna Leader is a paper just launched Anna
Texas. Its proprietor r. S. Fulton; editor Joe E
Adams.
The Yoalum Daily Times the 18th instant
in entirely dress Of type and is much improved ap
pearance thereby.
Sis An empress Of China, thinks that the international
troops really be feninine-they take long say
good bye-Brenham Banner.
If Ii Hunt Chang does succeed in bowling them on
of the country Isl An will probably make him feel like
bird by decorating him with another peacock feather
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
The Remedy for Anarchy.

Birmingham News
Those who the seed of anarchy are generally the
drones Of the hive Of human industry. They the fell
lows who do work but spend their time in discomfort
and trying make others disconnected II every anarchist
compelled to work at least hours daily and not
permitted TO publicly exploit his views policy Of seques-
raon such the Times suggests, would be necessary
Compulsory employment will kill anarchy and the peniten-
tiary the best place for the application this remedy
Let anarchy be deemed treason and punishment fixed long
term hard labor for the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
COFFEE CAKE.

One cupful of brown sugar, one-half cupfu OF onu'
half cup OF molasses onehalf cup of strong sohse w
one-half easpoonful of soda, teaspoonful Of 'n3
meg, one-half pound OF raisins, onehalf pound q =,
and two cupfuls of flour the butter add nc W.
coffee and sugar the eggs well beaten add 70 ns z
the dry ingredients dssolving the soda in little ha :
add this to the first mixture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
LEMON FRAPPE.

Four lemons, one pint of sugar, pint each OF rl
boiling water. Peel three of the lemons very TIM 4
careful not to any of the white rind Cover iis
with the boiling water and let stand fifteen minutes
covered Squeeze the ice from the lemons, ada u i
water and the water from the lemon parings then ~
sugar, strain and put into the freezer and when a
mush, serve, if it is to stand awhile before serving
the mixture from the sides and bottom Of the can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
MEALS FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Sliced Oranges
Wheatena and Cream chiss
Broiled Tenderloin Trout PoIat8
Beaten Biscuit Cafe su LaN
The Post
LUNCHEON.
Oysters on Half Shell
Crab Salad Crackels, Tea
Angel Cake Roquefort lceu
Oyster Soup Celery onns ysss dHr
Broiled Spanish Mackerel, Sauce a "a Ns
Potatoes la Duchesse fnios
Poule d'Eau Turnips Creamea
Rice Stuffed Eggplant -.
Roquette Salad. French DrsssDs IS y
Cafe NoiS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
Advantages Of Asslmllatlo.

u presume you appreciate the ADVANTAGES vo, Al,
from being assimilated by civilized country iS M
teryewer to the sultan Of Bazzoo island Yes indeed
scented his majesty Why thousand dollars a. rs
sss o Ss s sustained BY swallowing the false
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
WrlLNoron has certainly struck the toboggan.

WsllmeroS has certainly struck the toboggan.
NcoGpoczs is the latest county to truck grow
ing There is why shouldn't make success OF
it, there is better place earth for that purpose
WELyoroH appears to be about the first lobster of the
In ANARCHISTS despise the laws as they claim they do
let be known generally that the will no longer stretch
over them its irksomc protection.
czoleosz willing die for the cause if he can die of
old
THE Chicago News suggests that when the deal is con-
summacd should the Danish West Indies the
Mckinley islands.
IT IS said that Emma Goldman wears rats in her hair
We suspected it.
ONE ibiag Roosevelt will be no bumdrun president
the London Chronicle has him down right and the
that it has.
VINO was it stood on the quarterback? Was it Sampson
or was it Schley'
MISS GOLDMAN Processes be anxious to nurse some
thing she should be permitted to the baby tigers in
Chcago's
CARRIE NATION is such good old soul that it seems
shame she is crazy.
SAMPSON has not yet claimed that he arranged the loop
by which Czososz captured. He be overlook
ing bet
If WELLINGTON feels that way about Roosevelt we hope
he'll say it to his teeth
President SHArrER still insists that the strikers will win
As optmst shaer scares Otis plumb out of the
THE failure seems to much that of the ply
sicans the president,
Thar New York horse that had teeth filled with gold
the other day will not hereafter mind chewing bit
To ouorE the life insurance agent Mr. Czogosz please
permit to take your life
THOSE men OF South Chicago who would not strike are
now in position to do the Il told you So act.
SuAFFgR like misguided man who had picked up
live wire and can not lay it down again.
THE G. A. r. parade at Cleveland the biggest thing
on crutehes that any city has
AFTER the funeral the first thing do is the anarchists.
The Boston Traveller recalls that Emma Goldman did not
appear proud that she anarchist when the police
her and tried conceal her identity by masquerad
ing Swede She does have the courage Of
her convictions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
RICE MUFFINS.

Put two cupfuls of sfted -four in bowi' a ss.,s
half teaspoonful of salt and three level
ing powder beat eupful Of milk into one INA
boiled rice then add three tabespoonfus s =, Ta
and one egg well beaten Stir this into the nV .ha NJ
beat very light fill buttered gem pans t~oi"'
bake twenty minutes in quick oven.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

with animals heads. These globes made 10 tht !
shapes with panels containing animals heads ~
ers with animals head on each side of the gltS 4
covers the entire affair. These decorations run the y
gamut of the animal kingdom, from the house cat 4
elephant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

JuDGE NANCY has called the attention OF the Grayson
county grand jury dlenes the breeder of crime and g
gecd that everything possible be done suppress vagraucy
Other grand uries might take this advice heart with
nroht 10 the State at largc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18
A CORNER FOR WOMEN.

A royal blue Eton y,lvs |
with a waist Of white 4.
Bands of white panns, u
embroidered in pearls I'd I
mings.
REFURNISHING Hlyls
Little silk effects viii
edgings or oenters for sn,i !
dows iSre extremely stna
and pr bise 10 enjoy 4 uHl
able Y ne. IS.
Thei.Ys to be a strpngrrii
in the (e Of heavy hanging
fall. b3ough of course r,TsI
actly oft, they will Be nr
favor the coming season I'm
many years. The Old ID
bordered stuff is one Of kl
things brought forward IA
purpose.
Attractive and new d !
shades will be those dturl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

THE G. A. R. parade at Cleveland the biggest thing
On erutehes that any city has seen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

THE Boston Traveller recalls that Emma Goldman did not
appear proud that she anarchist the police came
10 arrest her and tried to conceal her Identity by masquerade
ing Swede She does not to have the courage
her convictions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

SHARPER like misguided who had picked up
i've wire and can not lay II down again
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

Arm the funeral the first thing to do is the anarcsts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

THOSE men OF South Chicago who would strike are
low in position do the Il told you so"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-18

survey of the field of opportunity which this
State presents for the profitable investment of capita
leads the Georgetown Commercial to the following
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

BECAUSE the people in u smallpox in.
fected district about Dragon, small
town eighteen miles northeast of SPO-
kane, took AN active part in Keeping a
young man suffering from the disease
away from the health officers aud quar-.
antine, several bad cases of smallpox
have resulted, as the disease is now at
fllrtin2 a nuinbr of families at that
place. This is too often tile case with
Infectious diseases, and probably had
great deal to do with the smallpox cpl.
demie of year ago in Spokane. The
public should have immediate warning
SO that all such loathsome diseases
could be suppressed as quickly as posi-
bic. Too much prrcautIon can not he
taken, as unslspectrng persons are apt
g. come II. contact with these diseases
most any time ii the persons afflicted
are not quarantined
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

TME regular meeting OF the town conn
ril will be held next Monday evening.
and some imDortant matters will come
mp FIR consideration at that time. One
Of the most Important, probably. is the
passage OF a ordinance, now under con-
sidrration, to compel owners Oi logs to
pay license on The same. This was
iponght up at the last meeting, and the
members present we're favorable To its
passage. but thebe being two members
absent the matter Was deferred until the
next meeting Some Of our citizens ave
taking an interest in the matter. as the
town Is becoming overTun with these
WORTHLESS eurs. A person Possessing a
Ko.d dog can afford to pay reasonable
license, and II the dog is worthless is Is
better for the oN neF and the community
that the animal is dispensed with.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
AN IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.

A short time ago the PPEss called the
attention Of lle people OF C9ur a. Aiene
to the advantage OF putting the village
in more attractive shape. To accom-
pl,sh this TO the best advantage and
fullest extent. concerted action on the
part Of all public spirited eitizrns win he
repaired. About the first thing to he
done womb be to repair the sidewalks.
which in some places are sorely in need
Of attention. In many places the pine
brush has not oily been suffered 10 DIS
6gur- nnimprnved property close tn the
crnter OF the village. hut has actually
taken possession of some OF the sid !.
streets. very much to the dstriment Of
the landscape. Much OF these improve
menss womb have, OF course, 10 be done
at the village expense, bat very small
sum OF money, intelligently expended
would be sufficient.
But our people shonld not he content
to simply beautify the city Few places
are more favorably situated for an in
dustrial center, and there is large fiell
open to our enterprisiha merchants.
What is needed is factories to ntilize the
raw material which lies in such Quai.ii-
ties at our very door. Roads are alsn
much needed. II is not an nhet mmnn
complaint to hear people from tn,. out
lying districts saw they are compelled ~
go to places further away and where they
get less for their money, simply because
OF the poor roads reaching Occur ii A lene.
Pleasure drives are as necessary 10 the
wholesome growth OF pleasure resort
as are the pl-asure seekers. How much
would b. added to the attPa~tivrns~S Of
the vicinity il We had frst-cIass road
or boulevard 10 Silver braeh, which
could be had at small expense. The
right kind OF a public park and pirnic
grounds would pay one hundred per
cent. on the investment to the people Of
this place every year. With the matter
properly prrs-nted, no doubs the rail
road company wou'd willingly do their
share, and instead OF the ey-sore which
is nov answering the purpose OF a dspOt,
we would have a neat hniItling sur
rounded by beautiful gPo,mds There
are many veal by families in Spokane
and other western cities whO wuuld
build homes here If it were made suffi-
eiently attractive to them These are
not the only people We should seek 10
locate here. Their is rom Tor one thou
sand armeFs and fruit growers within a
radius Of ten miles Of this place. All
these desirable things cannot be acrorl-
plished by any individual, but can be by
all pulling together. Let the men and
women get together and form a village
improvement society, and cooperate for
the good OF all and tn community.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

vol and poultry. The vharxe Tor haul.
ing thu above enumerated articles IN less
ihan carload lpis shall not exc "a shase
hereinb.'OFe prr-rrIbed ios carload lots
6y more than 100 per cent; h~rrniter the
charges for hauling h.g- and other live-
ssok on ans rsiIEosd in ear lals, fraP
one point within this stale 10 auelhev.
shall no, exceed rs per ern, Of the tariff
for hauling snch livestock maintained ty
such Failpaad on the slsl Il D {, mixer,
1900; provided, further, thai nlinvyAl orr,
lead and other products II the various
kinds n minss. and lumtev. shal b.
transported at rates tina, will he just rs
Temnnerstive as the hauling Of gFaia
This provision shall Apply TO "a contin-
nous haul over connecting Eail'oads nn
DIR a jOint tariff arrangement Where
snch connecting railroads aaaintain a
Joint tariff on livestock on the 81 II
December, 1900,
Section 5 and relate TO eoaHee,i"ns
with other lines. aud provide against
breaking bulk carload lots a. connecting
points.