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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Hans Jensen, Dane in court at Garrett Kan s.o,
ing to be naturaized He asked il he was satisfied Iii
the general condition Of the country and whether the
eminent suited him Yes" said Hans but would like
have the Kansas idea" e'uS
curious case is that Of George Watts of New Vol
who has permitted the removal OF BuIl, hit
fred into him during the civil entered his ncc I
has since moved down his body SO that has now reached
prefers death with that bullet to life without IL
The naval museum in Paris has received the Ten, 49,,
the dowaeer empress OF China on her Journey =, "
It was presented by the mandarin of Kchau last
to Colonel Laurent Cherlonchon who was esus ioer
atoms the imperial tombs II q ~ - opss
embroidered with sold and silver adorned with
suns and other emhem& "''A wssons
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rHE ENEMY OF PROSPERITY.

The reports of excited markets contained in yester
days dispatches furnish food for much sober refec
ton.
the influence of continuing drouth in the cereaLgrow
ing States indicate that there is to be climb in
prices while the influence is operating to de
press railroad securities
Because of rain in the cotton belt, however slight
decline in the price of cotton is noted. Thus
lames and beneficial conditions alike turned to adj
vantage by gamblers on change. While the people OF
Kansas Missouri. Iowa and elsewhere are swetering
in the sun and helplessy watching their crops shrel
up in the embrace OF its mercess stock specu,
Iators are rushing and fro like mad men in effort
10 chalk up fortunes founded the despair Of thou
sands OF suffering poweress 70 prevent the de-
strucon crops which have cost them days and days
Of toll aud anxiety.
Worse stn not satisfied with the percentage OF this
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IT be recalled that during the last campaign rcpub
papers that lay claim Responsibility charged says the
indianapolis sentinel coalition between Mr. Bryan
and the leaders Of the Philippine nsurectiou OF
every person with grain OF knew that this
merely campaign lie. II has developed that
agents OF the Philippine government did offer advance
to the democratic campaign fund but that the offer
instantly and Indignantly rejected and the agents ad-
vsed leave the country The corporate power that
pceed profit by the ubuRaton OF the sanus pouring
gold galore in the Golfers OF the republican committee hui
the democracy seorncd to touch penny Of the Philippine
gold because such action would have converted eei
mate opposition into rank dsoyaly Tr republican press
now nsinuaes that the offer mputation upon the
loyalty Of Mr. Bryan. Such miserable SANDER ought to
react with all just and Intelligent men.
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u PAGES TODAY.
no rraveIIna Texans.

The Post will be found sale the following places
New Oreans-St. Charles Hotel news stand T. f. Cess
ner, 1os ST. Charles street and H. j. Hoc 80 Commercial
street
New York City--Brentanos, Union square.
Washington, D. C-Metropoitan hotei, and Washington
News Exchange.
Buffalo, N. Y.--Bufao Circulation Bureau.
St Louis Mo--Planters' MOTEL and Union station.
Los Angeles, Cal--oliver Harris, 100 South Spring
street
Denver. Coo.-The Stationery company and Hamilton
Kendrick, 700 Seventeenth street.
Omaha Neb.-Mergerth Stationery company, 1908 Fur
man street.
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1t is with much regret that The Post this morning
prints the of the death of Robert p Toole, which
occurred at Sour Lake yesterday afternoon. little
twenty years ago Mr. roole entered the field Of
journalism as legislative correspondent OF the Dallas
Herald Of which paper he afterward became the edi-
tor Subsequently he joined The Posts staff edito-
rial writer and held that position for about eight years
Possessed of genial though retiring disposition, he
never failed to win the esteem of those who in
contact with him Modest to fault, he mixed but
little with the world in general preferrng tho compa-
ny of few intmaos to the neeting acquaintance Of
tho throng or his work a newspaper writer too
much not be said Its uniform excellence long ago
became matter of note with the reading public which
is indebted TO his industry for many profitable and
pleasant hour spent in the perusal of his writings
MIR. Tooe had been in poor health for year but
it only two three weeks ago that his condition
grew such TO alarm. From that time there
was gradual decline until the end was reached
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TAMPERNG WITH TRIFI /
MooNsHINE.

NV soul seems at sea, far at on the hiow
The sport OF the tempest, the night and tho ~.
Like the long streaming branches that hang f,o i,
The lines of its wake marks the waste wild g.,
Now the shaop sinks down till a-deep in the Me
The walls of the ocean encompass it round
And now with spring. and effort to raIv
II darts up the steep with the speed OF a bor,a
And the moon stretches far through the nieb,a
A wide, cleaning path o'eF the pillows to thee y =
know your sonl waits. and by faith may win !.
The haven you keep through my sorrow ana ~.
And my shallop through faith shall yet WIN ana NM
The harbor whose winning my hoping shall NJ 'Ha
And the path the moon spreads is all gold ana ~
And though shifting the pillows they're safe !, , sP
And know you'll again list to hear the old s,o, "
And pillow your head on my bosom once NOR.
When win DER the pathway the moon spreads g,
Through the storms of my doubling and sorrow / y.
And So though alone midst the sweeping and sv;.u.
And green, greedy masses of water my boat
Springs afar from beneath the dark crests oyere. Z
And climbs the wet sleeps like wild moup,s;p ....
And there, when upthrown from the sea green ~
| reach where the crests of the seas are aiQbt
To see the moon path that doth win to your k;s,..
Stretch far and away through the murk and IRE ia.
And my heart doth exult and my song carols r..
AS win down the path that my hopes spread 10 H..
All, know shall win, and no weeping or wsuIr,
Can help me, guide me- afar DER the seas
Faith alone at the helm guides the barque Of INV I'M,
And the white wings of hope spread afar on The ~
And so. though we sink in the hollows abysmal
And angry green walls shall encompass It's round
And the swirl Of the waters, depressing and dismal
| Seem the shroud of an ogre who strs in swo,na
Then my hopes spread their wings, and my faith De- 4
Guides the barque of my loving and waiting 10 the,
Now New York society woman has lost her d,..s|
The stage seems have at last been elevated when NJ
gets to initiating its advertising methods.
Mrs Lorillard should certainly bring suit ,v,i,s n
Alien for Alternating her husbands affections.
A Long Island monkey chews tobacco and soit !. N
floor The intelligence of some of these simisns is tsb 4
most human
lover has been found who declares that his love. N
eyes are the color of whisky As she was bred in dds
tucky she probably has breath like mint julep taA
to be hoped that she hasn't a rye face.
Now that the Lorillard case has attracted so much Isl
ton let us all resolve that when die will not Ian
million dollars to any strange woman.
* 4
Ethel Morrison has been arrested in Boston for A
Peter King This footing of P. King is getting to
nut.
Rain drops jest a-splashin',
Puddes in tn
Flectin back tn rainbows
When tn rain is done; /
Good, old-fashioned Texas, /
Air perfumed an wet L
Everythin' a-grown',
Oh, she's great you betl
J. NJ lfsa
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British War Losses.

The returns British for the past month have just
issued which appears that the Great
Britain in June alone fewer than 39Io solders7 off
and s74s With these returns it is possible work
something like total of the losses from the
commencement Of the campaign, thus
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Just Plain Tom.


New YORK World
To the Editor The editorial page of Fridays World re-
erred TO the mayor OF Cleveland Thomas l. Johnson
ent say that he baptized Tom LOTUS Johnson
that Tom Thomas, is his proper Christian name
HENRY GEORGE, is.
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WOMEN's NAMES '
HISTORY,

But in the meantime she had all the troubadouis
making daring love to her by the roundaoou' ~
means of ballads But the next Queen Eleanor 4 n
was so beloved by her husband, Edward l.. inc s''.
mer of the Scots" that when she died he se' ~
cross as a memorial at every place where the luhe'
set down her body while they rested. =. "A
Henry III also had an Eleanor for wne, y
Loonoras who attained fame in their day iof Ve.s
were many but the most celebrated oil all va a..A
Este, for whom Tasso sighed vainy. ahe "'' "A
tunate, first, in escaping the marriage to pO''
in gaining deathless honor through his song H. ~
Plenty of women nearer our own un'e =. ,.ss
glory the OF Helen. Three OF them s.,.. 4
Mistress Nell Gwynne. the imprudent eon'su' ~
Charles ii made duchess; Helen faucer ~ S;,aa
wife Of Sir Theodore Martin and whom Queen ', NJ
her friend and our Helen Modjeska of TO-DAY, ~.
Jackson was twenty-five years ago the-leadhs sls
in American letters and Helen, with "Goula s,0r,
becoming Synonymous with form OF ph'1''' M 4
cuarly characteristic OF her own age as W. W. Il
great namesake who founded cathedr@ az
patron saint Of the Greek church
MATERIALS FOR TRIMMING "A
Paisley silk or panne, in the Paisley any r,,nus
is used in great quantities this season - mad
is always pretty, when outlined with fuvn ",s.s n
gown or with tiny fiat braid in mixed eo'V,5 "a
trimmings, though in spotted and soroly ',,h Is
on plain linen, il the designs are outlinsu
braid matching in color the spots or sero''S.
SOME MENU HINTS.
LUNCHEON. ,.s
Hamburger Steaks SWISS
Hot Rolls Stewed ffuN
Cereal Coffee
DINNER
Split Pea Soup
Dreaded Lamb Chops ,,,
Mashed Potatoes Steweo
Tomato Msyonnaiss
Caramel Custards Coh''
BREAKFAST
Fruit N
Cereal, Cream v.tstoa
Liver and Bacon Steweo pSst
RellA Coffee Jas
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figures based official returns may there
ore he taken rather below than above the mark.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.


EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.
II certainly true as stated by Mr. Bryan that there Is
e reason Why Spstn ennde be
mated merely because Of hi oesy Indianapolis Sentinel
The Sentinel is Seconasn should not be con,
sidercd in the selection candidates yet constrained
to believe Mr. Bryan right in the assertion that the po
cal advantage Of local nomination is much exaggerated
Cleveland has had trial Of sweeper, running on
electric railroad and getting its from an auxiliary
motor II is pronounced success Preceding the sweeper
prnkled from the center OF the tracks 10 the curb hen
came the with revolving brush sixteen feet long
which piled the dirt in close the curb The work
thoroughly done according the reports in the Ceve
land papers and done quickly the trolley sweeper NOV
ing at the rate Of seven miles hour.
The great trouble about the libel lew is that the honor
worth while the fake dead beat newspaper blacksmith who
can hardly buy stamp free plea OF poverty
Yes and these irresponsible scrubs the that are
constantly suggesting that there necessity for libel
statute OF not, far they concerned They
Judgment proof and their editors not worth killing
Don your shirt waist and go to church to-day T. you
haven't shirt waist cut the tail off your shirt and discard
fashionable all right ali right--Paris Morning News.
No don't cut any Of it off The it bags the more
you'll need.
Brer Mcneil Of the Laredo Times hauls the editors Of
in grammatical construction and in the issue he
declares that certain candidate would not have won an
truth is that few who write for the daily press with the
Herald.
Now will you try to be good'
Prof Charles w oldreive Of Chelsea, Mass, said to be
the only man who has ever successfully performed the feat
exhibition his wonderful power before he eavesrerre
Times Star
1t is no trick at all to walk on Chicago water it's
thick that pick and shake it like blanket
After all Texas is the best place in the world to spend
the sunmerPacstine Press.
And best place in the universe spend the winter
While the cactus bend and the mosquitoes and nod
away away o-wel what do you think Bracket News.
The seasons heated ponder long heated to sit
and think but we'll bet that it your soul away to
The 9estod se 5sGsd mortality and decreases
We have suspected it for some time.
One Of our exchanges makes the startling announcement
ON which there is no oil-Paestiuc Press
This being the case they have hopes OF day finding
tract ON which there is no smell
Lost Kitchener has not yet been captured by the Beers
Yoakum Daily Herald.
The only way Tor them find him is advertise Rates
furnished application.
The fashion writer's slibly say
The shirt waist man has come to stay.
i We wonder the creature gay
VIII ever come to staysf
Hes mingled with the bright shirt waist
And wears his breeches cinched.
But il he to stays
The villain should be pnchcd
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49, IS adverlising parehed 900.

FIFTY thousand makers Of clothing have about decided
go strike Seventy million clothing have been
wishing that they had good for doing the
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How DIN will chaunccy pepow's jokes be in Io771
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Now WHEN Dallas San Antonio aud other cities in
Texas putting down payemcuts the time for ous
stop public improvements Let's not take the back
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And he who doubts is damned.
He who dalIies is a bastard
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EAAD.
Rain drops jest a-splashin',
Puddles in tn sun
Flectin back tn rainbows
When tn rain is done;
Good, old-fashioned Texas,
Air perfumed an wet,
Everythin' a-grown',
Oh, she's great, you bet
J. NJ. lssa1
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
il, tto3, iios. tlo7 and 1tOs Franklin Avenue
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
partment 1856. Editorial Department 46f.
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Poor Kruger is left with thry-two sons and grandsons
n arms
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WoRKMEN in Missouri have stopped work because of the
intense 1t is much the average stand
live in Missouri without adding work to his troubles.
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EsfsYsd 81 the Possoee Houston Texas SseoHdCa1a
Mail Matter
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II you would have your neehbo love while here and
drop the sod that your last resting place
whether you any of these things then the
of humanity ask you to oil your we'll pull
y--Cumby Rustler.
And murder that moon-struek purp.
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Wishing that they had good for doing the
thing
How OH will chaunccy Depow's jokes be in roy71
Now, WHEN Dallas San Antonio and other cities in
Texas putting down pavemcuts the time for Hous
stop public improvements Let's take the back
track
Poor Kruger is left with thry-two sons and srandsons
in
woRxMrN in Missouri stopped work because of the
intense heat 1t is much the stand
live in Missouri without adding work to his troubles
WHEN you can stand it any longer up North here's
Texas.
DEFEAT of the bond issue tomorrow will mean the aban-
donment of public improvements in Houston for least
year and haf--mayhe great deal longer
Tnr country would certainly be stuck a letter
postage rate
SAMPSON admits BEING of sight of the battle at
all stages it. he is of fully competent pass
the conduct Of a man who was in il
Turyll never organize brewery boycott in New Or
leans this weather.
Norrurrn people think that the Texas fields viii cut
much OF figure in oil production Texas has idea that
all Of the Northern fields won't
IrAIANs should be deprived of all weapons of odense
except perhaps garlic
AccoRpINe to all accounts Of that Mexican railway acct
NANNNN'N
EVENTS arc moving rapidly in Houston Italian circles de-
spite the weather
To public improvements at this uncture will be
give Houston the blacklist ii has received in long time
|
No SAUSAGE considered genuine these days unless the
| 81 license tag is attached
rurRs was nothing in the dispatches to show that the
best any part in the West Virginia ynching
THE peroleumired mosquito will than likely light
up and travel a candle bug.
Now THAT Mrs Nation safely Jailed Mr. Carrie won't
need to jump sideways every time he hears noise.
MARK TwA,N that 1917 he will be 4a years OF ase
Here's hoping that he really will.
j oNF hundred and nine in the shade IN Kansas Why IN
the world will they insist on remaining in the shaded
II SoMeponY be boialns Dom Teddy hIcomniuni-
cado, Dom Carrie also for that matter,
Mr. scawAs short time talked too much; now he is
keeping still the unsatisfactory way.
AND think that Northern winters are as hard on tho
poor people as Northern summers are.
NEGEoEs who so North the places OF strkesa vii
ind the Northern cities very
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Brer Mcneil of the Laredo Times haus the editors of
he Houston Post and Mexican Herald the Goals Tor
errors in grammatical construction and in the issue he
declares that certain. candidate would not have an
election IL the Times had have pulled for him. The
truth is that few who write for the daily press with the
printers yelling at them every minute for copy, escape
without an occasional slip of the pencBrownsvie Daily
Herald.
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who was secretary Of the navy. One
Of Mrs. Bayard's daughters married
Bishop Quintard. druggist doctor.
preacher. soldier. chaplain and then
bishop. He got Q beautiful and dutiful
wife, and everything else he asked for.
Kind-hearted and lovable ~ . woman.
he always carried . satchel full Of
cake and candy for other peoples chill
dren when he Travelled on the train.
We college boys knew him well in Ath-
ems when he was hrst q drug clerk and
next q doctor, and we let him pull our
teeth Just because he was SO kind and
genial.
Well. now. I have written all this
about Roswell because our presidents
mother lived there and married there.
like to speak Of him as our president.
and I don't want any Georgia paper
to call him Teddy or make sport Of him
In cartoons. Some idiots think these
caricatures Of our presidents are very
smart and funny, but the people who
have respect for the high ONCE think
they are shameful. You can't degrade
the man without degrading the ONCE.
But we will have to wait some time
on Mr.. Roosevelt. You can't always
sometimes generally tell, as Cobe
would say; We must wait and see how
long this south wind blows-"the
sweet south wind that breathes upon
q bank Of violets." as Shakespeare
says. And We are the violets- We
have both hope and confidence. for
man of emotions can't 60 back upon
his ancestors nor the place Of their na-
tivity. The Bullochs have been hon.
ored In Georgia. More than one hun
dred years ago We named q county for
Governor Bulloch. and we wouldn't
mind naming another for his great
Georgia has never
had q president, and we will be proud
to have even half Of one, especially the
maternal half-most all great and good
men have bred after the dam.-Bill
Arp. In Atlanta Constitution.
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in their No. 4 Monday afternoon
The dow was not % strong a the
German American, and may be drilled
dsepsr. Il u . six-inch.
The Houston Beaumont Oil CON-
pany finished it, we'll. which was
practically completed Friday. Mon
day afternoon. Il developed IN I'M
usually strong dow and blew OF one
joint Of the horizontal pipe
Several other wells are in the oap
rock. and Sundays record may be
broken next week.
There ere sixty-sight gushers in the
Beaumont Aeld with . capacity vari-
ously estimated from 10000 to 100. 600
barrels per day. There are some few
four-inch wells which ere backed up
BY few eight-inoh which will ap-
proximassly bring the general average
mp to SIX inches in diameter. The
Standard Oil representative them-
selves estimate the capacity Of the
Lsoas ct 10000 barrels per day and
from this . total estimate Of the
daily production Of the entire field
can b estimated
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"I suffered for months "
troubles peculiar to women ~
gradually broke down my health =
my very life. was nearly inann
with pain At times, and no hui
akin I consulted in Milwaukee g.
bring me relief.
my attention was called to LyI1I
Z. PiAkham's Vegetable c.
pound ; the first bottle brought =
lief, and the second bottle IN sheo1u1[
cure. I could not believe IL myuG1
and felt sure il was only tempora1I|
but blessed fAot, i have now been =
for . year, enjoy the best Of he1lt1
and cannot in words express my gzo1
itude. Sincerely yours, SADn E. Koc
ia 10th St., Milwaukee, Wis."1eooc
fsfat n sbsss tssdnsataf 10 ~ esssisa
Such unquestionabls testimeq
proves the power Of Lydia e. P1nH
hams Vegetable Compound ovu
diseases Of women
Women should remember IT,
they are privileged to consul
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, No.
abeut their illness, entirely foo|
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/ y-v..t4s.Asous reenrding the nun-
h.r and histories Of psrsons suherlns
from lsprosy in this country are being
eonAuetsd By persons connected with
the surrsou generals once at wash
Instsa. TAsss investigations. II II
hopeA. viii furnish valuable statistics
ana virl opsn the way to learning the
best possibls method for checking the
apread OF the loathsome disease. They
have awakened the interest OF hum
drds of physicians in every ota1e'
espeeially In Louisiana and some vest
ern States. where the disease mas
spread rapidly in recent years.
The results Of the investigations
tavc SO far revealed that there are SIX
cases In New York. six In Chicago and
nearly 100 In New Orleans Most OF the
persons reported to be suffering from
Ieprosy were born In foreign coun-
tries. In the southern States the ma
jority of the victims are Italians. ana
in the western States Swedes. II IL
estimated that there are 1000 lepers
In the United States. exclusive. OF
course. of the Hawaiian victims
Paris has learned the arl Of trans
planting large trees successfully, SO
that at the earliest signs of decay a
street tree may be removed and the
symmetry of the vista not spoiled by
lts successor For these trees alone
the expenses Of Paris amount to about
$50. 600 . year. The municipal nurser-
ss include . hospital" or cure"
Tor the tired trees. where they are re-
stored. II posEible. to health and
IN soil that 10 richer than
he eity's. In spring and fall these
Trees On their way 70 and from the
hospital are no unoommon featurs In
he street scenes Of Paris.
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c.rss naesA - 80. ,rsssao
nyyu su1sr ffsa Ulcers. resena. -
Itching skin, Pimplssn 9oils. Bons o
6voIIinw. Rhsumasisn. CatarFh, q
blood or Skin Disease. Ne sdviss yol =
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. b.. Epsd
recommended for old. obstinsts, dssp- =
cases bsoauss Botanic Heod Balm a =
cures whore Ill elss fail, heals svszy =
makes the bleod pure and rich, givss ~
yhs rich glow of perfect heath. B. B. n, T.
most perfect blood puriAsr made. II
oughly tested for 80 ysan. Costs e1 pr Il
bottle st drug stores. To prove Il -
medicine sent free by writing Blood -
Co.. II Mitchell Street. Atlanta. 6a. q
scribe trouble and free medical advice =
eiyen. Medicine sent at once. prepaid.