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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Only few antis left in Berram and they are ashamed
OF it--Bertram News
According the above Bertram should pull down her
ante.
No doubt by this time Gregoro Corez the murderer OF
the shers who is on trial at Gonzales this week knows
gha his doom Isl Fifty years the penitentiary for killing
or he m !" Rer et e s S's go to
karues county and stand trial the murder Of Sheriff Nor
ris.--Banco News
II the courts finally succeed in bringing the crime of
der home to him he will just lose by neck.
Kirkwood couple married Just to show they were ere
pane Land sakesthe test of their gameness is Just be-
Sure they'll have to live together to prove that
i Maclay had been kept his work aborer and not
nade CO. ab9re with Sampson It would have been pette
San Antonio Light.
Yes, is evil company which is running most of our
The general passenger Of Texa; railroad Is the
claimed that he vas due the company that amount for a
stolen ride stating that he could rid his conscience of the
P e bal Gaf s6d be Houston viii
over each other IN the scramble to secure this man for ccu
No, hen have look further for a job We've got an
honest
ed in Kansas Gainesville Messenger
Hence it will be merely hot air boom
Of fragile suspSnders by weaTmr BELT Ii Paso Herald
They have deeided'to give it a coat--of paint
Tom NJ Bowers; ST., contemplaes establishing a new
at Carthage about the first of the coming month IT
will he called the Texas Mule Ii ought have good
circulation in South Africa,
There is girl in this town who SAYS she will marry
none hut daring We with her.-Corpus Ctony.
But discretion still the better Of vaor she will
probably be obliged to run him down
Hamilton county Jury values kiss the cheek SO
young tried there this week for forcby
kissing young lady the check twice and the jury fined
him ST. If dry kiss taken by force worth cents what
the value of kiss planted the ripe red lips Of
Herald
I she is the right girl its value is simply beyond compu-
tation.
We have not only bicycle lace but also bicycle heart
tiearne Democrat
Cheer up brother theywon prove fatal long you
Keep active liver
Look here Is this country being by the odminstra
ton the the American Protective Tariff association
or the people ?~-Aransas Pass Beacon.
Yes, sir
Our friend Lewis Of The Houston Post asks did you
how daintiy lady raise her skirts whenever
She has cross muddy street, No we always look the
Iothcr Way,- laredo FINES.
no he never That was the Palestine Press. But when
he said uh-huh the above query Lewis think
ing Laredo girls Possibly Brer Mcneil you right
in looking tother way
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a VALUABLE SUGGESTION.

Taking for its subject dispatch from Germany to
the effect that the navy of that country and Ger
man manufacturers are using large quantities OF an
oily product of brown coal called masut" for heat
ing and steam producing purposes the San Francisco
Chronicle ventures the opinion that it may contain
useful suggestion to the petroleum producers of Cali
fornia and other States of the Union In support Of
its opinion the Chronicle says:
Some OF the advantages OF masut ordinary coal
greater handling very little smoke and he ability
&c produce full steam in less time than with coal
For long while it has been recognized that there
vast quantity OF oil mined in the United States whose
for fuel exceeds other which it could be put.
steam generator but has yet dspac.
ing coal any considerable heating and
culinary purposes. Nor is il likely to do until it
furnished to consumers in other form than that of
LIQUID.
If it is practicable the coal residn into
desirable substitute for coal IL ought he difficult
treat petroleum IN the No doubt when he
subject the attention deserves will he de
combined with other substance, which will permit
be easily handled in the form OF bricks masut
When this result is achieved immense demand will
once arise for the superiority OF the product
blity and cleanliness desiderat II is be hope,
that inventive genius viii devote himself to rro
ln and solve IT, II he does the oil producers and the house
Keepers OF California will have good for congratulate
ing themselves"
And will the oil producers and the housekeeper,
of Texas, to nothing of the railroad commission
which would doubtless welcome any treatment OF pc
troeum calculated to increase its popularity as nie
and at the time decrease its Importance as a
factor in the orgination of troublesome freight rate
controversies.
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POINTS ARouT PEoPLE.

Jay Cooke whose operations in bonds dur
Ing the civil made him Will celebrate his soth
birthday August 10,
Luke Fields Il. A. who has been honored by the COM
mand paint the official portrait OF King Edward has
tery pauted many portraits His best known pictures
perhaps The Village Wedding and The Doctor"
The duke OF Sparta heir apparent 10 the throne Of Greece
80 old July He is lueker than peo-
Pile however for he may be said to have birthdays the
other occurring August for in Greece the old calendar
other countries has been entirely
pcyseded by the
Sarah Grand author of The Heavenly Twins" and
Bahs the Impossible has been signed for lee
turing in the United States The noted British novelist
has just closed lecture Of England in which she has
proved OF the FIRST class She is said be even
better lecturer than writer.
Emperor William has appointed Prof Erich Drygalsk
command the German south polar expedition The objective
point Of the expedition is Kereueleu and thence ouhwaEd
In south polar land discovered scientific station
TO be erected aud maintained for at least year The
petition must return in the spring Of at the latest
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SOME PosTscRlPTs.


There ortyve cheese factories and coamerie
now in operation in Prince Edward island
The missionaries OF the American board will return
North China resume work in the carly fall
Of old English brass andirons or FIRE dogs
sold for $50 Euineas in london the other day,
A company is being formed to supply London res dents
with rain soft Tor the bath at I'D gallon
The State OF Maryland makes the population
6646s6, bat the Federal census of 6sToo3.
The army worm is essentially grass-eatng insect,
though often feeds upon other plants and said prefer
The gold exported and received at the Western aus
raon mint durR June amounted to i6I,o67 valued
at e6a5sz4.
The government Greece proposes at least
per for the renovation OF its existing naval
munitions Of war
The British office said to be considering the
ing Of dogs and provisions to sick wound
ed in time OF
The king OF Siam has bodyguard OF 400 female war
rors They chosen from the handsomest and
bust women in his Kingdom
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mobs. matter what their object may be. Collected
for the ostensible purpose OF rghting wrong or
executing law their acts invariably unlawful
and productive Of greater evil than that they claim 10
anxious to rectify. The gathering of a crowd to
take the law into its hands is conclusive proof of
the reprehensbility Of the work proposed for twork
for which individual responsibility is shirked BY act
ing in crowds ypchers practically make of escap
ing punishment for their lawessness. The greater
the number of participants in their dongs the safer
will 1t be for each person concerned therein Occa-
sonay the provocation for lynching is great that
community loses control of itself and visits swift,
unprecedented vengeance upon criminal, But 1t
rarely happens that such is the At all events
there is justification for the execution of supposed
criminals without trial. too often happens when the
officers of the law either their trail have them
in custody Neither is it any evidence Of real desire
for the prevention OF lawessness to wreak
upon some miserable, defenseess wretch Of criminal
while Offenders who, owing to their wealth and nnu
ence the law is poweress to reach, enjoy freedom
and, not nfrequently, the confidence Of the public
based upon their success in cheating Justice in the
very courts whose alleged sloth is cited in
ton OF the enormtes resulting from resort to the
Lynch code.
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rHE cowARplY MOE SPIRIT.

The Memphis Scmitar, in referring to the triple
iynching occurred Carrolton Miss last week
points out that there was no excuse for the mobs act
as its victims were accused not of having committed
crime but simply of guilty knowledge of one, and be-
cause they could easily have been made to suffer the
full penalty of the law upon proper proof given in a
court OF justice,
sWhy is it," the seimar therefore asks, that mobs
always direct their attention to such people these
people who have no means OF defeating justice2 Why
don't the avengers who not wait for the usual
ina procedure do their work occasionally upon men
who cheat justice by OF their wealth, the inhu
ence OF their friends the corrupt practices of con-
soienceless lawyers? Surely It Is criminals OF this
class WHO laugh at the law and commit their foul
crimes dedantIy in the sight OF men who should be
made 10 taste the vengeance OF the mob Butno They
81, aeos free ana nobody says Lynch them
Cowafdce is distinguishing characteristic OF all
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TAMPERINc WITH TPIrI =

WEEPING AND FoRGErTr;c
Beside your bed | stand while you are 49,,
One little roseleaf palm outstretched ia w.
Still on your cheek the tears Of recen, ,.s-. rnk
But on your lips a smile the while ,h;ns."
How babyhood is best by fates carexsas lug
That even while their cheeks with tears :.
Whate er the hurt whateer the grief dsres,;,NN
Tis just to weep little then forget sS''ns
If I should pass tonight, and silent ,yn.
With features all austere in solemn .ln.
You'd Sob perchance, unkliowing cause &.
Save that you felt presence in the room 'HS
A presence dread, intangible, but fearful
Whose stamp of deep repose its seal MA.
On my wan face you'd be moment tearru
You'd cry little while, and then foraa,
With your short limbs you haven't a, i XIII.
Nor with your weight do you hit very MA
But oh, to hear the wall that marks st,,mh,s
Would make one think the universe ~
1t cryeth loud and long, no diminution '''ei
Doth seem to heave in sight and vet. and =.
Zen moments hnd for grief swift solution
You cry little while and then forget
If you should pass tonight and all forpett,
In your white shroud should lie midst fs;., AZ,
Then I'd recall each grief you'd had rc0rp,fs s''Haa
Heart-broken | would kneel amidst tbe Nr..
Remember your small grefs and shrieks 81 l,rs..
Your sweet caresses when at night We ms,
Then would bow and leave but ever after
I'd weep, and weep, and weep but neer ,or,.,,
H
Secretary Root will inspect the coast defcn.., !.
Island sound, but this is regular Root.ine work y
New York girl named Margaret Smart, NJ,
to throw acid in the eyes Of the man who it,d II.
heats all how Margaret Smartz for revenge Y
news item says that New Jersey Oo;t... (
escaped from Guam. While it is not positively tra1
he is still at large il might be good plan 70 ~ n n
and windows for few nights
maiden who ran for a DIR.
Ran plump sainst clothes line which h
Right plumb in the dirt
Which muddied her skirt
And her brother stood by and Just mr.
"a
Young Hartman, the American who recently d..s,i,
German officer in fierce duel al Achen inimate n, 4
OF the others who are aohin for trouble can have il
New York Judge says that golf is a game Tor ii, u
public official who has it in for the pout o sDGs
extent should be impeached.
The Boston Glove is publishing series Of poems Il
ought to know" by Scott Wordsworth Hood and I'll
equally obscure poets The Globe has made the asss
that it does not pay for its poems We don't blame
She stood by the tumbng waters,
With features sad and set,
And she said I'D go in in my bathing suit
But fear might set it wet
J. ~ lHa
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

NcW lpfk Iftss,
II there looking glasses wonder ii women
would wear some OF the things nobody else has2
The only thing than losing woman's love when
you keep il is keeping when you to lose IL
just don't forget that there whole lots Of things in
world than the worst we know, and whole lots
better than the best know.
No man q woman hater at she moment he saw
one Of them pick up child crying wipe OF lis dirty
and kiss -hecause it is child and She woman.
womans idea Of cruelty is for him 20 be able 10
sleep comfortably when she worrying about whether her
best friends gown is going really become her.
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The ohIoaao Lady,s Revenae.

New York Tribune.
Mrs G Newman OF Campbell Park Chicago suburb
was building handsome white house when some one
discovered that the bay window extended four feet over M
building hue Neghbors attacked her in the courts and ~,
house hsd TO come down She hungered for revenge En-
shany on the site that will squat as reproaeh and an
sore Campbell Park is beautiful place The shant s,and
with its back to the street man who never befors "a
done painting hired smear Il veo, T nau
local paper appeared this advertisement, ~ men III a
'Wanted-~A noisy family to occupv ne,y Lo.. -. /.
be at least 1--WE boys redhared ones preferred must
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A Case Of Mistaken identity.
Chieapo News


Il in Pullman sleeper, and JUST across from the
bachelors berth was handsome little woman and her
and playing together and the good-natnred bachelor smiled
to himself he dress suddenly little peeped
ont from the curtains Of the opposite berth and, with
twinkle in his she bachelor grabbed the plump and
hegan This little pig market this little That
Is my foot sir said the indignant voice OF The
silence which followed could be heard above the the
train.
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HOUSTON, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 100
y PAGES TODAY.
To travelling Texans.

The Post will be found sale at the following places
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1903 ST. Charles and H. HOLE, 81 Commercial
street
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News Exchange
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Kendrck, 700 Seventeenth street
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MaeIay Can Get Even.

Peoria Herald Transcript
i Secretary Long should bounce Historian Macav t,o
me navy yard that literary gentleman might get even nv
writing history 81 the navy department during the
sdminsstlon he should do this he would asesyP
people IS wss IL wSSd ns Dc much resented BY the
miSL Sehiss. S'ap's ATTACK on Ad-
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Lord Roberts, Nerves.

st, James Gazette
Never smokes
Never has patience with those who drink to excess.
Never an oath
Never parades his piey.
Never forgets face.
Never passes comrado
Never forgets 70 thank those who him
Never onits 70 return a salute, and
Never negleets 10 give praise where praise is due
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in custody Neither is i any evidence Of real desire
for the prevention Of awessness to wreak vengeance
y.
WINE oneu'eiS "no' OWING " tnei' wea'tn ana 'nnu
and not nfreouently the confidence Of Inc nnbIic
based unon notr auccaes n chattno b,stioo ~ tba
vorv conrte whose alleged s,o,r {, ,itad i ,,vtanra
Nh. - ~, it, s.,.,s - W., |
Lynch code
-
Luz Gew lork lrloune the Fhladephla tres he sa
ANTONIO Express ana o'hef papers wneh are committed 70
"rs an IS a" ~ Sp' uoV
The Tribune kens such measures to the famous corn laws
in England. The agitation for high tariff in Germany it
says gan lo' succeed Ine ssraIaa Poeran means mat
MI 'I7' Wy ~ "uS vJ",' ',a ap''
~ i ~ on, ,rl,;o,s IL W. 1;Fl etsts prhns E
Tribune and OF the papers which arc following
heels will come nearer home after while and prescribe for
'"'" O"" p'''S''' -
DIN Mr. Morgan just mol" or did he say mol -"
e,-os c,,,,, -f+--. - aa..g-... ..,,s r..,,..
Mckinley, said he did look for any general tariff
revision The few needed nrid changes he thinks
ia i,, "' ,ulIo ''" n3a 'Io a0p g ~,
leyi,nd pain De,lcr tlat ;n1i,c. o,ti,, 20 T., ~
far from within, the ,rtv 70 nodify che nile tiCr /;
some respects and mat paper asks "ill it be ~ the IRON
anu s'g S o. .pI o Jr 'op ho s nc answer IS
templatcd modification" will fall on them
s,,,son has h,c, s,ona, -, -, .<;, p,;r.,., .o,
---9 -
url Mo drew saoooo ,,artcr secton IN Uncle SANS
Kowa lottery are going the rounds OF the papers
Tier face would have been useful in the onailab di
'''' '''S ''''' Guy ~ 10y o,u~. -D,,1-y
uE coal trust has put NJ the price Of coal 10 cents on
the with other excuse than that they want the
mar rhi,,o t,ecorI- IIer,iJ e rsr,n,jo e. ,h ,
b.. ~ en- ,fse Lal,tsr IN II1ii a - - -
$500 = b,.oa,, raaI H. ~, itt -; -: M, ~ !
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TRAYELfNG 4GENTS-C. S. F.. Holland Auditor; z.
r. Holland A. w, Palmer and B. B Throop
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION
MOS. 11ut t1oe, itos llo7 and 1909 Franklin Avenue
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FOREIGN OFFICES--Eastern business Office A. 49, -
and Tribune building New York (The s. 6. Beckwith
Special Agency Western 400 The Rookery Chicago Thc
S. G. Beckwth Special Agency
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HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

X. M. JOHNSTON...... Presioens
q. J. PALMER. Vice President
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UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ,yiH orders evsn BY
snfoycs the ONCE be recognized ond aid accepted
Payment OF accounts
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liz rHR strikers can only keep from winning the sym
thy of Mark Hanna they may win out yet,
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Tur New York Tribune the Philadelphia Press the san
Antonio Express and other papers which committed
high tariff policy home and open door everywhere
fun of fuminatons against the German tariff law,
The Tribune kcns such the famous laws
in England The agitation for high tariff in Germany it
not succeed The agrarian program that
Germany give mp her industrial and commercial ambi-
tons which she does do. Neither do mean
give up ambitions in the United Perhaps
Tribune and OF the papers which are following its
heels will home after while and prescribe for
their patient
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Department 1886. Editorial Department 4s1.
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TFxAs is to have new paper called "a Texas Mule"
who Texas mule should be able TO keep it
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SAND teansters have been ordered ont Evidently the
strikers believe that the other side already has much
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THE Flipnos are now issuing proolamatons 1t win be
remembered that it with poeamaon that Wcycr sub
dued Cuba
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Do NJ. AIorean iu.t ~ 80 o ll he say -Nol
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

of the same The Santa Fe Pacific and Southern Pacific will each place 1000 copies in their Chicago offices and several thousand in the Pan Amerian exposition at Buffalo.
 IMPORTANT WATER MEETING.- The water storage committee will hold a special meeting on Saturday morn ing, March 9th, at 10 o'clock, at the board of trade, at which time the con- sideration of the new bonding hill, which has been in course of prepl "a ton for about ten days, will be taken up. Mir. George II. Maxwell. the exe- cutive chairman of the National Irri- gation association will be present and address the members of the committee. Every member is urged to be present, and if it is decided not to accept the bonding bill that is now in course of preparation then every chance for aid at this session of the legislature has passed, for Monday is the last day for introduction of bills.
 SANG CARMEN Tho Andrews Opera company sang "Carmen" last evening, substituting Bizet's opera for  that of Verdi on account of the nor arrival of their costumes. Miss Flor ence Clayton Is an ideal Carmen" and in appearance could not be better adapted for the role. She put into tho part all the passion and virllity which goes with it. As Don Jose" F. w.. Walters did very well, and James Stevens as "Escamillo." .eft.a good im- pression. scoring a success with hi9 song 'Toreador.' The work of the chorus was much better than on tho previous evening and the chorus was frequently called back. The stage set tings were good. particularly in tba "den of thieves" in the third act. Ther@ was a large audience and the applaus" was liberal throughout. I'll Trova~ tore" will be sung Saturday night. The "Mkado'' s tonights attraction.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08
DO YOU
 WEAR SHOES

with this strap attached? If you are, you're wearing the best; If you're not, you can better your footwear. It's one thing to wear shoes to keep the public from knowing that you don't wear socks, and another tl ing to wear shoes that look neat and stylish, that fit the feet well. that give you comfort and that wear we'll. NETTLETON SHOES have all these good features and there are no better shoes made. We haven't a monopoly on all the good shoes in the city, but we're not in the gallery. either If you want good shoes at right prices you'll go to
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

We lenG money TOT ourselves and others on improved real estate. The Evans Loan and Investment Go.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08


 MUSICAL PROGRAMME There will be an attractive musical pro- gramme at the social given by the La dies Aid at the Baptist church this evening.
 A DANCING PARITY MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Ainsworth have issued invitations for a dancing party to be given at o'Neill hall Thursday even ing, March IA.
 JOHN DOE ARRESTED.-The con stables caught up with John Doe again yesterday and brought him before Justice Burnett on the charge Of beat ing woman. The case will be tried today.
 RECORDER'S COURT-The city re- corder had but little police business to attend to yesterday, the only cases be-
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

The best, cleanest and most whole some 25-cent meal in the city at the Maison Dore. + North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

Grand exhibition of steer tying and bronco busting at } o'clock this after noon at Phoenix park. Admission. 25 cents. Be sure YOU see it.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

Visitors are welcome at the Arizona Laundry, Adams and Third Streets.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

$15-Buggy, harness, all handmade. N. Porter's, 14S East Washington.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

Grand exhibition of steer tying and bronco busting at ? o'clock this after noon at Phoenix park. Admission, 20 cents. Be sure YOU see it.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

Maximum temperature, 80; minimum temperature, 56. Average relative humidity, Ao per cent. Total precipitation, O. Character of day.-Pt. cloudy.
 VIM. G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

Weather forecast. Cloudy today.