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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
TAMPERING WITH TPlrT !
NAuGHr LIKr ftinn


There's nausht gets near to ones hesss u. !,
With its bslniy morn and its fraersnt ~. 'Tt
And it's soft. sweet nights and the moots,..
With your heart and the flowers and ca " gu
All II You have baby I'd name her Iuct. 's''s
There's naught in the ~, 4.
It's the month OF all months Of sweet p.r,u...
A blend of the prairies and buds a-blooa 4't
And OF fairies who work on invisible Ioos
Thro' nights. deepsteeped in velve,y sIoo-
intangible spells over heather and broom
lheres naught in the wOt,a +, I
There's speel that unreads for one i,f.,. :.
There's spell in the far-off cry Of n. i.s' Up ~
And the broad, broad, path to the ow.h,a.
Holds a witcherie sweet, and the DAVIS MA so@
Like tainted chord brings the world 4 XVI aN
Like tautehed chord brings the world b ~
woman in Oregon has kdnsped b.-
Now let Chicago break the record and prodos, 'aa
will kidnap his mother-n-law nal
Ldison has received letter in which q. TX,
the kidnapping threat merely Joke and ~. ~
surprised II ne learns the names OF the perpetra.
*
woman asks Mrs. Wilcox Am mu..
cause think the rivers moan the flower, ~ |" sas
whisper and the hum of the bees music - y
friend, you are not to blame Indeed. you !, ~
are only crazy. You've got the true poetic b,.aa ~
husband ought to treat you like setting men ~ 8
OF red flannel to your leg possibly il Il 4 "a, i, \
late he may scare it out of YOU 'Ae3
s. =
George J. Goulds two little boys caused oor.,..s
eitement by running away the other day CO.. \
console himself with the knowledge that When 4. .
up TO realize how much money their dad has ., I. I
be able to keep them away from him with elh
8
wealthy New York man says he is uoins /, Z.
sweetest girl in the world We knew it all ths Il.
the same girl all married.
Mrs Damn, the loyal wife of the Boston NJ, !.
recently shot at and missed, says she wouldn't es \
Tor carload of such men as shot at him. AID M
swearing.
An Englishman who has oecome Mahomed,p y,
converted OF his countrymen to that faith h, ~
the title of shek ulslam of the British isles from n
Turkey who has also conferred decoration n,
King Ed should confer upon him the title Of dsn,sxI
should decorate him with the conieal cap which n
sigma of that great and growing order
4 It =
1t has been estimated that pneumatic tub. ID N
package eight inches in diameter would cost $500
Too bad Too bad IL it did not cost such ptas.
price we'd love to deliver D the supreme court a q
OF them of just about that oaliber.
II X & y
German telephone companies charge only u esa 4
minute talk over their ong-distance wires It'd
be compelled to draw their very wires taut in oda b.
them from bucking under the strain Of such angaal
y y 4
There was a young maid named Miss Dtsps
! Who married a man prone to caper;
But she shrieked in alright
| When she woke up one night
And found his mustache in curl papef
| M irrt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

public IL is notorious half more OF the butter
that comes from the dairy interests Is coored and
doctored In initiation OF pure creamery butter
But the point OF interest 10 the South Is this unjust
discrimination against one OF our now most important
products cotton seed oil The West is affected by the
relations Of the manufacture Of oleoiuargarne to the
cattle interests II this class legislation crusade is
10 continue therefore through state regulations In
the East Of the handling OF oleomargarne VIII be
come necessary for the Southern and Western States
to take hand in sefdefense. Glass or sectional leg
isiaton Is a game that two can play
our excellent South Carolina contemporary, the
Charleston and News and Courier, sees the point and
the remedy at once and thus refers to the matter
II Il is lawful and expcdicnt and profitable for the State
Of PENNSYLVANIA 10 prohibit the sale q Nshoesope imla
ton butter in ts territory. for the protection o. rs DAIRY
interest and q e public Is equally & lot .s S,s o.
grossly aduteated food products now sod daily BY the
load IN its terrioryin including several conmeciai DAIRY
ierios products would FIJI newspaper column and would
nearly variety and brand OF goods imported
North Carolina has recently investigated subject care
u them Of the highest reputation being among
the most dangerous q health BY prohibiting the s9e Of
State would open the door for the development OF many I'M
he health and pockets Of its people this be done
IN Pennsyyania for instance without cashg Vim FEDERAL
! And II It can be done In South Carolina, II can be
done In Texas and in Mississippi, and In louisiana
and In other Southern and Southwestern States, So
long as the South submits to having the East or
North discriminate against it's trade and products and
attempt to upon spurious fraudulent goods
from other sections, shall continue TO witness just
such action as that taken by the Pennsylvania legis
lature.
| But these favored protected interests Of this
country the "thinnest skinned" on earth, and .
little retaliation brings them TO their senses quicker
tnan any other possible argument. Under the police
and sanitary powers the States It is pbhsble to hit
l1,. Tho and nd a.
and suggests A wholesome lesson taught just now by
the South would be not only timely but undoubtedly
productive of a decided enlargement of view on the
part of some other portions of the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
a New DlspensatIon.
Laredo Times.

Laredo lines
The San Antonio Express popheses that the day OF small
men at the head OF affairs in the democratic partv i; m
he ntimaon about small men, with a few notable exce,
tons is true but ii the great who pose as demoa,
aud yea go out OF their party they could no,
uo m come 70 the assistance Of the few great men who
remained in i, and calamity made their fight within r,
the future viii bring success TO The present eade
as anxious ever to the party resume control % ~
government and none will assist that end more ,h;
Asueay than Mr. Bryan who is the object OF an the
nukind things that be said about the failures h -
us IN the recent campaigns. Men who but few So,
months ago were worshipng at his shrine are now th 1
IN the most enjustihabt criticisms OF him Politics A.. q
aase strange nedtellows and at same time ;s ,n
s ~hen they wil again bend the pregnant hinges ~ e
fswning" ~ 'nfiit may follow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
RIcR cROoUETTES WITH JEILi'

Wash one-half cupful OF rice in seyera, ,.,,s
one-haf cupful of boiling water and one'han W.
SALT cover and steam until the rice nag M III. II
water then add one cupful Of seadins nov w. .s.,s
with fork; cover and steam until the f''s 4,
milk or is tender; remove from the hrei "a "A
two eggs and one teaspoonful Of butter sp'., III
when cold form into halls, roll in crumbs s AZ y
low in the center by pressing with the mum .,5a
egg then in crumbs again; fry in deep LAY ". n
put cake of jelly in each eroquette a''''s
napkin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
MEALS FOR A DAY

BREAKFAST -
Strawberries. Wheaieena a' So, st CsF
Broiled Spanish MsckeIel,, sxrph
Cafe au Lait
LUNCHEON
River Shrimp on lee RsnA'
Poaehed Eggs on Toast, ~ Tea
Orange Jelly, Cake ise'
DINNER.
Shrimp Gunbos
Radishes Olives, Sehl.3 pctste
Sheepshead a "a Creole asJ cauli2ogSe..
Poule d'Eau Green Peas, Creamen 0aeeas ~
Lettuce Salad French Dressns
Roquefort. Cafe NoH'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
Had a pleasant Time.
Alvaraae RalIetIn

FNIVlfauo NuttIn1F
Last week in Houston the Texas Press association held
one OF the most pleasant and profitable sessions in lis history
The city Of lilo the members most cordial ee,
lion and every thing done uke their visit nlea,.
The Houston ost WAS guilty oi innovation Thar
paper rendered. me association hne banquet own ex
pease This IL the fret Texas newspaper has ent.,
tanned he pres 81 the State in body CAPTAIN Mayo ~
Sunset pines extended the body
Tor whieh ~ entitled the cosdial thanks 81 IN.
member Thrt nest meeting - 70 be held Ct Gainesville
IN tpes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
CLASS LEoIsLArloN AFFECTING THE SOUTH

The powerful and thoroughly organized dairy In.
teyests Of The Eastern and Middle States failed TO get
be class legislation in their behalf which they sought
from the last congress, but they have not quit the
nsht, and have just succeeded in getting State egs,
ation IN PENNSYLVANIA along the lines OF their selfish
contention.
The Pannsylyania law prohibits the sale OF ecol.
oreds cleomaFehrine any sale OF this artificial but
ter except oleomnrgarne, and under certain other
restaotichs
The charge against oleofnargarne on the ground
II is lmpurty or unhsathnlness has never been and
1cser can be sustained BeM tallow and cotton seed
are heathfa ingredients as any impure butter
~hs On the Of "coloring" or fraud upon The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
Yes. u Has.


The Houston Post says tia, rHoeg .vra;e.,..
sound Jus. right and suggests that for old ,rs so
ne'nns else new term be applied 10 ~. ~ = 'or
velo, mas oeen recently organized Tor the p,no.
'o'aes governor q the great State Of ana o. which
the bis, fat ex-governor. Aas friendly feeling for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
A CORNER FOB WOMEN.

A DRESS OF BLUE AND WHITE LINEN
/ New York, June s.-One of the so-called prisaE
where the customer needs an introduction to be q
is making speciality OF light yellow Madras dresses
with white These have regulation shrtwaiss a..
skirts, each skirt having V-shaped border outlined
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06
FROZEN ICE PUDDING

Boil one quart of milk, TO which wv u, ~ Y
rice have been added in double pong M
hours or until it is reduced to th'eN I. bosa
OF raisins is liked, few stoned ones nay III ~
rice. Sweeten and flavor to taste 'nsn 80 ~
When partly frozen add pint OF sweet
or whipped
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

IT rs charged that the tangled Of teaching and
the modern fris that in public schools
resulted in either the neglect exceedingly inefficient
instruction in the elementary branches OF spelling and read
ing Teachers in Houston schools do not hesitate to say
that teachers themselves garngly deficient in many
cases in both their spelling and reading and that the pupils
drilled IN these fundamental branches at all as they
should be- they in the oldcn time The abb
solue Importance OF grounding the scholars thoroughly IN
these two studies apparent ought be- TO all of
average intelligence Not be able read we'll is to read
little and but half educated No teacher should be
employed the public schools who spells reads badly or
who incapable of teaching children how read well and
nteigeny Prof De La Martyr is assigned teach these
branches Houston normal and he should inn
press upon his class the commanding attention which the
subject demands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

Houston Post rcbukes the republicans for their reck
folly in laughing Europes threats retaate
tor maintaining the closed door The rebuke Just
But only yesterday it that The Post
was proposing open the mnts silver without the aid
consent OF any other nation,Naco Times Herald
Most the difference between offering folks
good money and forcing them buy goods your
price
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

bias pieces Of the ~
Another Of these 81
lately designed a "a
,ractive white line
dotted with pale BIZ
circular skirt is fnsss'
a deep graduated Z
headed by a twisted =
white and pale blue |
is a tucked blcas' Y
blue null. and c'u Z
blue and white llhsi :
corded with blue y
tened with large WIN !
er-of-peafr buttoas
is OF blue linen. W.
dress is offered ! A|
ored straw hat 2,
with blue ribbon r
quilts
A few Of the il's'.
pique dresses sfs N
with white cloth "
not make praetlfa
One or two q "
set are wearing ST.
o;ones and liness
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

rur eauny Carnegie is fond Of his little Joke Ii England
appreciates his humor she may get a library.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

with black lace insertions and knots oil o'Ass \. NV
1t takes chic to carry dress Of this sort ~.
exactly what il should be- is everything dress ''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

THr Boston yacht has had trial trip and has behaved
most admirably There has been @reat deal OF secrecy
observed in her construction, bot sgprcon is gaining
ground that balastcd with beans Anyhow she had
the wind with her all during her trial trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

Nrw YoRK is interested in mystery connected with her
Tenderloin district Il seems that young with
automobile is bent taking for ride and reforming the
whole district The only thing which has tendency TO de
his usefulness the that like that other
yeat efouer Jack he Ripper he devotes his whole
toy. the Mnmen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

" }eAp who recently jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge had only had the foresight TO balloon we'll
life preserve he might have been sitting by the side of
and making googoa eyes at the Eat lady in dime
As Is the has ciegraphed his people dispose
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

APPARENTLY Upton is not, the only who has tried to
carry much sail We have GPured Constitution
in the manner NJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

Youha )tM BLAINE has another wife, The modern Eve
bites Nc apple just like her fresh and gueess prototype
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

"Tur Beers took Jamestown" One OF these days they
may capture Yorktown,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

1t would be nice have OF those medals Npf the
battle OF sanago jus, Tor the opportunity would give
Of smashing Simpsons face
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

THR cabinet Is quick that under the supreme
decisions MIR Mckinley has absolute aud unlimited
thority the Philippines We however, where
The cabinet rght--ip,peralism is accomplished
TACT in this country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

THE rivers and harho committee will have an oppor-
project will hold water.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

THE foolkller 10 be getting careless late OF
two Nebraska people who infatuated with one an
other that they took poison, the ESCAPED death
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

stSo1 Aeuinaldo ceased he sprrter his long snit
be giving advice other sprntsrs However as
josh Billings said Advice don't nuthn and amt with
r,,fh,,p
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

Tas principal business OF KehsneFs command to
be that OF common carrier in deiverins supplies mum
tons Of from Great Britain the Beers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

Why call an extra session. Mckinley knows just wha,
he would have congress we're convened so he is fully
competent knowledge and save the country the
expense OF an extra session
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

ENctANn should not be TOO hard Kitchener for not
furnishing her with Trustworthy What the pool
man do when the Toe is close give him time
his ppewritere Things different with
Mrvrr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

IL FoRT WoRrH gets that big pabkeFy Cor pig pack
cry y II ought do her much good oil we'll Thcre
certainly be lots OF grease ia L.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

THosE interested IN organizing the duck trust should
have Il their :nerfsres with the Drawn OF the
country ehasns the duck trouble viii surely come Of IT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-06

Tenderlon district Il seems that a young man with an
automobile taking for ride and reforming the
whole district The only thing which has tendency TO de
from his usefulness the TACT that like that other
Eeat Jack The Ripper he devoes his whole
ioh,p the women
Yorhe JtM BLAINE has another wife. The modern Eve
bites MS apple just like her fresh and gulcess prototype
" rnr Saap who recently jumped nom the Brooklyn
bridge had only had the foresight balloon we'll
life preserves might have been sitting by the side of
and making googo6 at the fat lady in dime
As Is the has teiesraphed his people for dispose
ton,
Apparently Upton is not the only one who has tried to
carry much sail We have Injured Constitution
in the ~
rIr Boston yacht has had trial trip and has behaved
most admirably There has been &reat deal OF secrecy
observed in her construction, bot sgPcon is gaining
ground that she is baastcd with beans Anyhow she had
the wind with her all during her trial trip.
1t would be to have OF those medals Nef the
hattie OF santaoo JUS, Tor the opportunity would
Of smashing SIMPSONS face
Hr cabinet Is quick to assume that under the supreme
decisions Mr. Mckinley has absolute aud unlimited
hory the Philippines We see, however where
the cabinet is rightpperalism is accomplished
fact in this country,
rur rivers and harbo committee viii have an oppor
tuny while IN his locality that the Buffalo bayou
project will hold water.
ENcrANn should not be TOO hard Kitchener Tor not
furnishing her with trustworthy What the poor
do when the Toe is close give him no time to
manipulate his typewriter Things different with
Weyler
IL FosT WoRrH that big pakkefy Cor pig pack
cry II ought do her much good oil we'll ThereH
ceriany be lots OF grease IN il,
WINK call extra session. Mckinley knows just what
he would have congress II convened so he is fully
competent that knowledge and the country the
expense OF extra session.
Tas principal business OF Kiteheners command seems to
be that Of common carrier in deivens supplies and mum
tons Of war from Great Britain TO the Beers
stScK Aguihado ceased he sprYnter his long snit
be giving advice other sprinses However as
Josh Billings said Advice don't nuthn and amt with
nu.hin.r
THE foosier 10 he getting careless late OF
two Nebraska people who nfaaatod one an
other that they took poison, the eseaaed death
FHosE interested IN organizing The duck trust should
have II their ntesres with the Drawn OF the
country chasing the duck trouble viii surely come OF IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-04
60 Leads III LIE states.

Kansas boasts the highest percentage Of school attend
snce as shown by the commissioner Of education whose
annual report also demonstrates that is not those com
runes that ezpend the most public schools that get
the best results Thus expenditures for school purposes
On New York last year amounted s28O52565 and while
this was larger sum than was expended by other
state it was only per capita while Massachusetts
spent s5O7 per CAPITA Nevada s49s and California s4os
The smallest per capita expenditure in any state in
North Carolina, where it amounted to SO cents
New York falls behind Pennsylvania in the number Of
pupils enrolled The percentage Of pupils enrolled to popu
laton in New York is 1884 while Pennsylvania it is
1876 The highest percentage Of school enrolment to
sslaton is in Kansas where it IS 1881
Iowa makes one Of the best shovngs in the report The
total school enrolment in that 554992 2642 per
cent of the population and the percentage Of teachers
pupils is larger than any other state there being 2869a
teachers against 282s in Pennsylvania and 1892 in New
York
It thus appears that while New York makes big show
ing as regards money several states lead her in per capita
expenditures and enrolment and achieve better results
besides conducting educational work with economy
in fact New York actually 1ags behind public schools
Enough her big school fund is so often much Iauded
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-04
Onarantined in Durance ViIe.

Some Incorporate members Of the State Prohibition
Temperance Union by the example Of the insane zeal
painting for notorey, have given out the sug-
geston effective thing to do would be out
individuals over the state to smash saloons These agents
may escape getting their heads smashed but they viii be
sure Of getting JAIL maybe into quarantned
jail. quarantned jail is species Of duranoe vile to
which ordinary basde holds no comparison The Nedi-
cine Lodge woman knows the difference between ordinary
"durance vile" and guaranteed duress.
The Medicine Lodge woman who sought notoriey at the
expense Wichita who confidently expected that her
would heraded throughout the land to which end
sought arrested and held by the civil officers on
charge of smashing whisky Joints now finds herself re-
strained by quarantine in a common jail and in close
proximity to smallpox for destroying property This is
pretty tough on the dear W C. T. u James who win be
deprived Of the opportunity Of seeking the cell Of crank
If criminal to pour consolation into her ears As for
the majority Of the people Of this city the broader viii be
the smile the longer the Nation woman IS held The follow
ing words from the Lawrence Journal an Out-andou Pro
hibiton paper are pat:
The hunabaIoo that IS being raised over the woman
things Wichita saloon is not justified by
the circumstances The evidently PLAYED her game
for the notoety she would get out it, and because Of
the eccentrcues OF diseased mind That she is not
fright in her head" IS proved 10y talk actions Why
should lot Of people gather around the woman and en-
her in her laessnes? For her act is no less law
lesness act Of the sooneeper she tried to drive
out Malicious destruction Of property win not drive
saloons Of Wichita. any other place The
saloon where the wrought had since that
time heaviest trade it knew 1t is evident from
This that her did harm than good It could do
good Lavlessness of this kind like whisky selling is
wrong side; there justification either The
Fr Of 81, 70Fr ais Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-04
e a Iohnnv Bnll g Il.

Editor Harmsworth of London has clear ideas Of his
own regarding treaties fsthman canals and doesn't
hesitate to express them here in America put down
as thus declaring his mind to newspaper in New
York
There criticism the part Of the English
Of the amendments the HayPauncfote treaty far
have asceained You going to build the canal pay
it. why should you not control it? If dug a
canal we would certainly expect TO control it, and think
America the matter'in much the same light You
are going to it in time Of peace and that is all
we side Of the water As for certifying it
and closing necessary in time Of that is your
privilege certain England wouldn't hesitate to take
the same step in regard the suez canal if the occasion
should arise"
All this seems altogether different in tone and spirit
Of the cabed comments Of the London press
the point Of view of odd crusted" English
party organs should be expected to coincide with that
Of the newer journalism in Britains metropolis