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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

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bet B en- Wiiritten."
Sic: sWenn Dir bds &leib msiner
5reunoin 10 iebr gefulen fat, 10 taufe
mir bod AUDI elm iOl9es, unb 9u
tannit es bann jeoen Sag an mir be-
nunoern."
Gr: SEA, neibt Su mas, es gsniigt
mir i6on, nenn id es gelegentli6 an
Seiner Sreunoin befpunoern tunn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

Mann (einer 9%antippe): vWas mub
ih bod elm f4lehtef WenI4 iein,
ipeiln meme Qlte Die before Sdlfts
BON uns beioen iIt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

griter S4riftffeIer: bort sebt
Der aefiirdtete 8rititer g., elm uns
beimlider aerl, iage i'd Sbnen, Serr
Gruege."
3peiter: $50. 10. llno her lit Der
ancere Serr, nit benz er bort ipaz
aiert9"
Griter: nSb, bas lit Der profeKor
g, 2ebrer Der prientalii6en Spraz
den. Der lit nod idlimmer. Sas
lit logar elm Sansfrititer!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-12

Sin Gris4e lieb ieiner Srau folsenz
bes Gpitlpb auf's @rabmal ieben:
nSier rubet meine Srau. Nrme So=
banno! Su bait enbli4 Rube gefuns
ben unb ib audi"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-12-12
Toy Department

We would kindly invite you to and look this line
over carefully because here is where shine with de-
parment filed the brm Of Toys Dolls Christmas Cards and
Books and thousand other articles numerous to mention
al prices within the reach of all.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-12-12

A complete line of Shirts from
the finest to the heaviest. Buffalo
flannel Duck Coats and Mackinaws.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
NO FRIEND OF TARIFF REFORM.

Congressman Babeock is attracting considerable at
tention just because of letter he has written to
Wisconsin paper concerning his views tariff
form During the last session of congress Mr. Babcock
provoked small amount of discussion by proposing
removal of custom taxes from trust-maue goods and
caused tariff reformers to hope for assistance from
publican in breaking down the tariff wall fig
uratively enclosing the United States that hope
vain. There is dependence to be placed on
Babcock. The letter aforesaid, which is being inter
preted in various ways contains no word OF encour-
agement for real tariff reform. To begin with, the
Wisconsin congressman therein says: Il am an ultra
republican and proectionist and have not changed my
lifelong views the subject" Next he denies that he
Is after the trusts and declares he has no sympathy
with the democratic idea that all trustmaoe goods
ought to be relieved of the tariff Industries which
have grown from infants to giants do not need to
protected any longer he claims they take care
OF themselves, and continued protection for them can
not be defended. To maintain tax on such articles
IN his opinion, only benefits the manufacturer who has
monopoly Of that product he charge any price
he wishes at home. and the burden falls on the con
sumner. He fully Endorsed the Dingey bill when IL was
passed, but conditions he says, have changed since
then the conditions that confront his party today being
new and such ought be handled fearessly from
republican standpoint The argument that to tampor
with the tariff would unsetlo trade might have weight
If the tamperng by democratic hands, but done by
republican congress- there need his notion be no
fear
All OF which means that there is no reason to ex-
plot Mr. Babcock possible ally in a genuine fight
upon protection. The he is willing to do is to
take the tariff off of articles manufactured by trusts
which have grown strong that they no longer need
protection and whose hold upon domestic markets Is SO
firm that foreign competition affect It, TO use
his words. he is ultra proectonist and has not
changed his lifelong views the subject That tells
the whole tale.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Abigail Robe5son isyearoid beauty Of Rochester, ~
using her likeness II s 81 ao The court hed
that although but few presidents could be found ones fea
Of noticeable beauty aud constituted such right q property
TO pay Miss Abigail for the use 81 her Terrell Tran
We viii know what to do now to the next person who
pulls our leg
.Hss playin out matter what the orhodosers say,
The place where sinners skilled IN The fortunes Of the damned
Has kind Q been made over like an sort o cooled and
-Boston Herald
We wish ieonoelastc folk would let our hell alone;
They've yanked il from the Bible till It's made the earth its
And it's got into the weather and it seems to grow and
spread
ITO hell with he'll agan say lets dodge it till we're
dead"
The best things Of the can cornered mat
ter how, greedy may become Remember this, young
That's right the wicked fea still fees where no man
pursueth.
young lady lost her prize in the Oklahoma land lottery
Optic ~
What could the poor girl doa She who hestates is lost
The car of Russia is to the richest sovereign
in the world and he Is also one Of the richest he has
an income OF at least SIooooooo yeaPety Enterprise
1t is limited however that his subjects very much
the bomb.
II
The Shamrock II is coming empty-handed and judging
from past experience, will return the wayGonzalcs
Inquirer
No, she'll so back heavy-hearted
The Southwestern Telephone company is putting in
telephone exchange in the town Of ElgnGddngs Weekly
And from talk in Elgin will to be cheap.
We note that FIVE masked held up train yesterday
almost within the limits of Chicago This is astonish
Ing Tor the limits Of Chicago out in the country
Mobile (Aa) Herald.
1t is, however astonishing that people enterprsng
Chcagoans should let outside get ahead OF
1t looks like it is that Russia and Japan will fight
and the other nations will take part Russians viii
make short work OF Japan--Galveston Opera Glass.
That's the it looks the map, but Japan has beer
coming ahead rapidly of late and it will take whole
lot than look to make her crawish
Roosevelt presidential boom club has been organized
Chicago The rough rider and mighty hunter may have
deal about in the presidential campaign
One thing certain politician apt hin
off the track.-Guadaloupe Gazette.
Rooseyelt-Roosevelt2 Hunl-where have heard thai
name before?
The Herald is the title of urcolumn folio recent
y issued Carbon for the benefit Gas the sautaory informs
its readers Of the Hatcher family after whom Carbon will
be first
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
MOSQUITO LORE.

The New York board of health has adopted the the
DRY that the germ of maaral fever can exist only in
the human body and declared war on the anophelesp
mosquito which contracts the disease by biting mala
rial patients and subsequently communicates It 60
other persons The board decided to ask the
assistance of physicians in spreading knowledge of the
true cause OF malaria and OF measures of prevention
and in the collection of data which will aid in fight
ing the disease.
In this connection it is worth while to note that Dr.
L. O. Howard of the department OF agriculture who
has made the subject of deep study has classified
the American mosquito as far as recognized Ii an
pears that the anophees and the cuex are the most
common of the American mosquitoes and of these the
latter are supposed to exceed in number Yet the ano
pheles is the dangerous this species Is SIM
posed to be the which gorges ON the blood OF maa
rial to convey the parasite to healthy victims
Thus noculating them. Should a man of a scientific
bert Of mind awakened in the Silly watches of the
NIGHT succeed in capturing his tormentor he can easily
determine to which species ii belongs
Carefully grasping 1t between thumb and forehnger
or npang It upon pin, he can see the antennae II
they denseiy covered with long hairs the specimen
is male and be released with the assurance that
he hes bitten the investigators will he ever do
So On the othor hand, should the hairs be short and
sparse IL female, and should he discover yellow
is white spot hreefourths Of the length OF the
front margin of the wing, or fnd that the paip is
wholly black let him beware for he holds in his hand
the deadly anophee. the distributor OF maaral germs
and the disturber of peaceful nights.
BY examining its legs he find If ii has scales
If IL has he is the captor of culex species
Perhaps it has a straight proboscis and brown or
yelow body This is megafhinus and not OF much ac.
count The megarhinus is buebIooded Southern
mosquito and seldom gets further North than the Dis.
trict Of Columbia Should its legs have many nearly
erect scales yellowish brown body, then 1t of
the genus psorophera the largest Of the yellow or
brown mosquitoes. But II 1t is adult and seems to
be an undersized insignificant looking insect appar-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
THE Use OLE VEGETABLES.

"
Without being hard and fast vegetarans sve's 7.
ICES that fruit and vegetables not only wn'sA,
absolutely essential to man. Fifty years ago no VIZ II.
just what elements our bodies and foods were eon1sS
could explain how the different nutrtiye nsfsu'a
food served their purposes in nutrition yet 'n'~..
tered by long experience taught those WISE ss.' ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to CLEAN from the orenaia y
the woodland and meadow the foods ana me4' ~ NJ
enabled them to SLAM the door on the do''" g. "a
years at time The onion they regarded a. ,. a
her, removing blotches in marvellous inahn' anA
daily. For coughs colds, Group and influenza y .ss
and earaehe, insomnia and membraneous cI0. IA
and debility, it stood and stands une%cei'eo' "'
the injurious after effects of drugs. "A "a
In cases Of anaemia cabbage, cauliho~e sass
proved distinctly beneficial Love apples = Nd
mato, stimulated the healthy action OF the hs'' III
was henefcia in kidney troubles, celery "a NsaH
for rheumatism and neuralgia The carrot .,. Id
added to the beauty OF the skin Beets anu ~
blood pure and improved the appetite 4. ttM f
Watercress, like asparagus was sooo ~
was stmulant TO mind and body, ..,,r, y 4
Lettuce was extremely beneficial Tor uls' T.
lassitude peculiar to spring. .,,.rd b. H
Parsley proved an excellent tonic, anu II .ua,A e.
pexion, while the whole array OF greens ,sos ~
slip, horseradsh, dock dandelion, young ~ h b.
stalks of the milkweed religiousy 4. ns
time bill of fare. TO clear the blood resa'- ".5 III
remove that tired feeling closely ass0''
nal season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
SOME PosrscRlPTs.

1t expected that 100000 boxes of citrus fruit will be
shipped from California this season.
Beginning next January subscribers in Paris will get
phones for 500 year instead of $50
A fleet of thty-six steamers is hereafter on the
Thames between Battersea and London bridge.
In Italy commune with than 500 inhabitants
must have separate schools for boys and girls.
New South Wales attaches the death penalty to setting
fire to dwelling house knowing that person is tnere
N-ray photographs used to dsprove workman
claim for broken bones in London the other
day
The earnings of the railroads of Alabama for the year
1900 were $aoS67Ss5 increase Of S3o24ss3 the
previous year
Ceulod is manufactured by dssoving nitrooelluose in
eamphorthat say forming mixture OF nitroceluose
camphor and alcohol
Auto to be utilized by the police in Paris to over
take driven at excessive speed Several policemen
now being trained to drive the motor cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Charles b. Rouss of New York has announced his nten-
ton of giving $4,000 the proposed Winchester Va
mortal hospital This donation with the $4,000 hand will
insure the erection of the hospital,
Alexandra Parod whose tragedy Rome Vaincue,
aroused much enthusiasm 1870 Rostands plays have
OF late died in Paris recently the of years he
born Smyrna of Italian parents. aal
Governor Odell Of New York has pet spaniel Of
which he is fond The dog is well trained and among
other tricks will pounce upon lighted match and extingush
the flame by blowing on it does.
The senogaphers OF the French give NJ. Ley
the honor OF being the rapid taker in that
bly, The minister OF public instruction when speaking
full speed from ESQ $40 words minute while
other speakers average from Izo 70 $50 words
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
GERMAN COTTON CONSUMPTION.

Henry w Dederich, United States consul at Berlin,
draws most distressing picture of the industrial stu
alton in Germany. The coal industry is at standsti
the difficulties in the iron industry have increased of
late; some machinery manufacturers have been obliged
to close their works, while others running par
tal time The condition of affairs in the textile branch
of German industry for the past year been unusual
ly gloomy. In some manufacturing towns of Saxony,
which have been kept busy the past years,
fourth Of the looms and other machinery idle,
In of the lace curtain factories the work half
time only and must be content with to 10 marks
($90 to S23S) per week The chemical and electrical
industries complain of few orders poor prices the
building cement glassware and furniture industries
are similarly depressed In consequence of these de-
porable conditions many aborng men, especially those
with families barely succeed in keeping body and soul
together Besides all this. the crops the poorest
in many years and there fears that Germany
is entering upon another period Of business depression
like that of 1S9S-97
Contemplation Of these conditions has led the Min
neapolis Journal to the following conclusions:
edd e na r ipshy sss feel GF their
eres OF late years Germany has buying from
y twice much have sold her If the empire is
euaied At the height OF her prosperity in 1899 Germany
took S6oooooo worth OF goods from us while in the hard
year OF 1903 she took only $SSoooooo The larger part OF
these exports agricultural products and materials.
man demand for foodstu Of diminished pur-
chasing ability might be seriously felt but the depression
in the German textile industry may unfavoraby affect
the market Germany takes about bales
year fourth OF entire exports with
approXimatng $5o,ooo,ooo.
Fortunately trade conditions elsewhere are so IA
vorabe that there is little doubt but what any decrease
in cotton consumption resulting from Germanc depres-
sion will be by increases other directions
The Oriental demand for cotton goods will for in.
stance be stimulated by the restoration of peace in
China while the indications for unsuual activity among
domestic and British operators of textile industries are
more than bright
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

Austin, Texas Illustrated" is the of handsome
forty fourpage publication just issued by Mr. Charles A.
Newnng editor and Of the Southern Industrial and
Lumber Review this city AS its name clearly implies the
booklet is devoted entirely TO the Capital City the Lone
Star State and contains in addition profusion OF re-
markedly hne halitone cuts considerable OF well
written descriptive matter with reference history of
Austin its environments and its special features such as the
capitol building State encampment grounds fishing game
preserves etc. very complete description OF the dam
across the Colorado river and Lake Mcdonald they
mefy existed IS also given together with number Of views
showing the breaking OF the dam and results very in.
eresns feature IS furnished by number pages contain
ing pictures OF the residences of the city The publication
as whole is easily the finest thing Of the kind The Post
has seen for some time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
TAMPERING WITH TR,FT =



The weeds take on hue like goldenrod
And clouds erst gray, the setting sun ba,h "a,
Blush rosy red and dusty jmsons nod
And remulous with light the evening mis-,
Doth waver like scarf by zcphyrs swept
Held in some fairys hands, some fary o,s
Who through the long, hot day hath dreamless H.,
And now, awaking, trips across the gree, SPsi
And DER her shoulders multi-colo fleece
Doth wrap TO guard her from the dews 80 80, n
Her coming bringeth rest, her smile is neaos 80
Contentment Tags behind her perfumed aisb,
Bright grows the world when day with neb, ~.
And life grows brighter as fe's sun doth Sc, i "0
These people who wish to stop war became. /,
deadly should turn little of their attention 's.'7'
early morning biscuit. s" "
Two Chicago women named Cross very n,.-,,
burglar the other night and the prisoner added
affair by explaining to the police sergeant that the. ~. y
the double cross sse'ha
Mr.. Kanne of Pennsylvania who rec.n,,
girl after she had rejected him seven times w.. s,
rm believer in the old adase that every dog has ~ d
ooh sing to me some poem
Some simple, heartfelt lay
OF gay bazaar where sweet maids are
And they give ice cream away.
OF angel food that's free,
And good things heaped and pent
And of currant tarts with bood-red hear.
That do not cent
oh, sing song OF plenty
Just give gentle hunch
or drinks quite free for you or me-
Where maids give punch
Oh, seat before table
| Where cash is beneath ban;
Where zephyrs blent don't cost cent
And all can have fan.
| n
I'm tired of songs of warfare
OF lovers and moonlight sweet;
| Just show me place to feed my face 4
Just to eat and eat and eati
New Jersey girl who smoking in bed went ii II.
and the bed became ignited and then the srlwt j.
smoked in bed some
Sharkey he is going fight Jeffries in an atz
new By wireless telegraph and absent treatment ,r
ably.
Just think of when bread is cornered:
Don't the prospect make you sighi H.
Just think of the time we'll live on cake =
And hobos will beg for pie.
J. NJ Lrm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Rebuke to the cuItured lluh.

Boston Transcript
Altogether the most significant fact in the art world of
Boston IS the struggling procession poor Italians who
rudge from the north end Of Copley square every SUNDAY,
afternoon TO delight themselves in the lovely galleries and
corridors OF the Museum OF Fine Arts The significance Of
that procession IFS ebuke Yankees Europe there
obtains sort OF ne democracy IN in America things
artistic belong 70 class Those earrnged kerchiefd aliens
point out serious American defect when they show to Row
and VIXEN they show by contrast very feeble
In the characterization of art.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
no the Texas MINISTRY Of AIl penomInatl0na.

Greenyille Texas Aug I.You respectfully request
ed TO preach Sunday, the first day Of September 1901
from the following text being the third OF the eigh
teenth chapter OF The Acts:
And because he Of the craft he abode with
them and wrought for by occupation they makers
The object 81 making this request which NAV appear
rather singular il Impairment that the dipn
OF skilled labor may he orcby impressed upon the minds
OF the people OF Texas through the personal example of
great scripura character
II not convenient from any cause the text on the
da ynamed other be devoted the consideration OF
the subject proposed. ". w. CRuBBs
President Southern Board Of Industrial Education
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
% PAGES TO-DAY.
10 Travelinu Texans.

The Post will be found sale the following places
New Orleans-St Charles Hotel stand T. +. Cess
ner 1903 Charles street. and H. j. Hole, 80 Commercial
street
New York City-Brentano's, Union square.
Washington, D. C.-Metropolitan hotter, and Washington
News Exchange
Buffalo N Y--Buffalo Circulation Bureau
St Louis, Mo.--Planters' uotel and Union station.
Los Angeles Cal.-Oliver & Harris 100 South Spring
street
Denver, Colo--The Stationery company and Hamilton &
Kendrick. 700 Seventeenth
Omaha, Neb-Mergerth Stationery company, 1908 Far
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
One Penalty OF Expansion.
Boston Post.

7
Looking at the number OF pensions granted last
year is that 1850 given for disabilities incurred
in the Spanish every man killed in that war e
have SO far put than twenty the pension list
Out OF all the who enlisted for that war almost 90
per cent have applied Tor pensions And this only the
hesnnme The pension attorneys have only 70 get
~ their work IL the American people keep on with
the policy expansion through war they viii have 10 dis
continue the pension system. = ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
Results of the Great Strike.

l-eslles weekly
Wue.ne, tne s'rke lasts for long short time il is
certain 10 leave bad taste in the mouths of good a
men and it may be safely predicted that one Of the
WIN be an appeal to congress for more drastic eps,n
against the industrial combinations known as trt IT,
now wi DC especially aimed at Mr. Morgans concern with
Already It IS given out that the industrial Commission
has been investigating our industries for some time pa VII
report 10 congress that the United States Steel
mas third water in its capital $500 Tbs
binahons, good and bad when the nes, - COM
eosrs most excellent The political parties viii Of
the Analgamaed association is already OF
leaders interfere in behalf Of the striIsr ne
selsatonsI aeeiastions on the trust question IN H. i
emosIatie platform show which way the wind l. Dnio
y lt may DC set down safe pred;et; h IA
s the Ussd States Steel Corporation will
negie who was wise enough take 6rs, air Car
concern m me shape OF over ssoooooooo in on me
stock. AZ Sommon or preferred
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

entity harmless tastes It is likely be Of the
aedes the smallest of mosquitoes.
All members Of the human are strongly advised
to make 1t point to kill OF the anopheles when
possible and the destruction of the culex is
commended II is also well annihilate the psorophera,
megarhinus and aedes. In OF doubt existing as
the Species it is suggested that the victim destroy
without delay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
The subsidy Not Needed.

wheeling Register
Whatever may be the desires Of the shipping and ship
building syndicate backing the ship subsidy scheme the
needs OF american shiphuding that connection are not
apparent This industry increasing rapidly even under
our present anquated chipping laws that the Of the
ship subsidy argument IS much diminished
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
MEALS FOR A SUNDAY

BREAKFAST.
Cantaloupe
Broiled Salt Mackerel BoisTIh t Poa
Graham Gems Coffee ~"
DINNER.
Tomato Bisque f;,nsr
Sailed Almonds PreSSIs
Cold Roast Of Bee
Dreamed Potatoes S,raus
Tomato Salad s ne, CAKE
Orange Ice silver
Black Coffee
surPER
Omeiette in Chahug p''A
Salmon Saifo
Bread and Butter r.ks
Blaekberries S Tso
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04
A CORNER FOR WOMEN.

FROCK- OF BLUE cHEWDII
Hopsackins in gray and kE
is one Of the favorits n,sras
for shirt waist skirts. ltssig|
light weight and easy TO ft NJ
proper way to make these Shirt
is with a slip Of the same ltis
finished with an accordion pl'i
ed fiounce. Very pretty sH \
bingham and lawn are 'sli u
wear with inclined skirt M
are made with two rufft u
each ruffle is banded with liis
narrow insertions. iii
A pretty dress for schssl r
is here illustrated. Nav M
cheviot is the material, triaas
with tiny pipings Of bla't 81
The skirt is ornamentsd 2
three of these pipinss, slnalih7
bands. They also run down y
length of the two front ~.
The blouse waist hiss bolas
feet in front, where il i Ass +
two bias straps, ornanhen:'d y
three fancy buttons, The As'
terminate a little sbos' Y
bow. and they are edged ri' Z
piping and two small ''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

The soft undervest is OF pongee with red hsu'e
The picture hat is of cream straw, trimmed VIVA M
of wheat and poppes The crown is enciTeled y :.
dark blue velvet Juplo .h0l''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-04

TRdYELING 1GENTS-C. S. E. Holland Auditor; z
r. Holland, A. W. Palmer and B. B. Throop.