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Hope for consumptivos.

New ork official has recently made ~
MA. = being done Tor oonsumptyes by the dercr, s
ana nations He says that in Germany pear m | t''eS
nave been established in the last few wears -, - ' nuns
81 FonSmptyeS with combined capacity of so e''''''
england has probably 5000 beds for ro,,r-
various santariums for their benefit ," "e'
In France about $500 beds for t,icrc,,,.;-
81 "Neh inc present movement began and $3.50 sNs'
-, VI .e cues OF France have been birlt 60 III
D'I." "nie inc French government is abor, , ,'S
l0'n az Agneour at an outlay of a million f s
=, w s"ni'atiums have been established in prss;
~ 'e'ueiship OF the ezar, and a number are 49,, ''1er
=" i'aiy' IN Norway in Denmark in S,yed way
i - 4usFla IN hungary, in Poland in Sn,; ',1er-
1s' N hoiiand and in Canada sanitari,ms f :" Ior-
e'I' Oh cohsumptves have been established "e treat
IN me United States the National voyern-.
'shed sanariums in New Mexico for ,b ~ mas estab-
uereu'ar marine hospital patients and for OF tu-
ne state Of New York has at present tsr .-,
eonsumptives under private manaeemen, naTiums for
ahaTium to be supported by the State one projected
gresate of 600 beds hey have an as-
- VI the above named ten, three are ,it,.,.,,
, ne board OF estimate and apportionm.n. -.
eSs three institutions in 1907 $1ooto O oprated for
seton hospital Spuyen Duyvil received 'ls amount the
.ph hospital One Hundred and tS0'ooo st. JOS
SS44'olo' and the BROOKLYN I,r, ana st.
.rsn .nss'on avenue Brooklyn tSooo Tor Con-
-. ' 9'a'e OF New York appropriated s,o.
800 u tne legislature for the Ao,n,,. auilhs the
20 appropriate 100000 during tb go sue and is
Sssa'''o LOT buildings and maintenance. session Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
a SCHOOL o. pRAcrIcAL INsrRucrlon

Ihere Is an eminently practical side to the instro
ton given at the Agricultural and Mechanical College
OF this State followed by practical results Of jpoa
date value to the graduates that has not heretofoa
received the popular attention it deserves
Al the commencement thus year the president am
nounced that the graduating class had already or.
ranged for employment in the several pursuits for
which they had qualified themselves While this wopId
ordinarily be an unusual announcement on sucb an
occasion II is said to be nothing new at the Agricp
tural and Mechanical College Members OF the rradn-
ang class for several years past have found ready
employment In agricultural mechanical and engineer
Ing pursuits and the demand for them during the mast
year has far exceeded the supply
During the past three years there have hoen ,,oa,
eted nom the college In the agricultural course twenty
two, in the mechanical course twentyfour and in rho
Gyh engineering course nineteen These men to-
gcther with a large number OF undorgraduates are
no~ bFnginG To bear science and SKIN In developing
the material resources of the State An education OF
this kind Is not only benefit the individual in that
enables s posessor 70 enter at once into profitable
employment but is an nestmable benefit to society as
well
This IS practical utilitarian age and results are
what tho patrons OF schools expect they are not more
concerned IN the progress their sons may make in OBJ
timing knowledge from text books than in having
thfm qualified TO 90 something after they have finished
tnfiF eotree 81 study The trengh Of tic system OF
aftucticn followed at the Agricultural and Mechani.
Coilago lies u the fact shat tudents are Taught to
ea7w hing BY having to do Ii whether it be in agri.
culture ehsmistIy, veterinary science carpentry
b ksmithiug or 10 the macs.re shops. No matter
HA- barinss yoiirg naa intends to follow practi-
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cal education will be of great value when combined
with literary instruction, 4 done at the college
An important feature OF the work OF the institution
the opportunity given poor but worthy young
earn part OF their expenses by Many avail them
selves of the privilege and of the most distn.
guished graduates Of the institution paid their
mainly by work the college And be 1t said
the credit of the institution that the college spirit
OF such high character that students of all financial
conditions and circumstances stand equal foot
ing Every student is respected according TO his moral
worth,>and Willingness TO make the most Of his oppor-
tunies and not account of accident of fortune
These are facts not only indicating great excel.
ence of this State school school but also the inn
portant part continually play hereafter in con.
stanty increasing measure in the industrial life of
TEXAS
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The Famous sun.oo.Move Sermon.
J. w. MADDEN.

Lesies Monthly.
one Sunday, about fifteen twenty years ago after
ons seres OF his typical John Jasper arose in his
pulpit looked significantly him. his text from
sne book OF Exodus chapter 81 The Lord is a
man OF war the Lord is his name"
peklnnlng with Genesis and going through Revela-
irons ne collected together all the seemed TO
"Sn a the moved and that the earth not hall
e le absolutely certain that the Bible true and he
o not see why anybody could disagree with its pain
e3ehngs Bredren he said ef de Bible say de sun rise
hit don't mover - - -
In de tenth chapter o. de book Joshwy, de tvef
heenth an foeenh dar is proof strong enu FER
Us an ne lawd said, Sun stand thou still Gideon and
hon moon IN the valley of Ajaon And the stood sill
ana e moon stayed until the people avenged themselves
upon the enemies And there day like that before
or ater It. he old preached stopped there and paused
long time Finally he said
bredren, ef de stood still when twas rovlr'
an Den stahted 10 movin' ergin, ht is a-movn' now
0ey say de earth is roun'. Dat ain so, bredrep. 4,
San be Tor de book o Revelations chapter VII verse
read And four angels standing the four eorn.,s
OF me earth An now hredren an sisters Is iiyin on
10 orndered earth an e de earth is got TO eorners how
IN de name o Gawd ken IL be roun'7
- ~ De wor IS roun and turn over evy night how we
mol on Is We got claws feet like pecker woodsp
pey say rs so many billions an squilons o miles fun
h{ar 20 &c sun How dey known Is anybody been darJ
iiSw asy knew i take esnnen ball mont 70 80 dsrl Ken
cannon ball carry eookn an vctunls sport
man on dc way dAri Gawd. foika Is das any arEmili
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More Votes to Elect President.
Leslie,s Weekly.

Leslie's Weekly.
1t will take fifteen to elect the next ps'
than were required the last election OF Mckinley
the reapportonment act which goes into operation % ~
T. Ioo5 the membership of the house OF representatives
the electoral college is increased the extent OF tSep
There Az members in the electoral college wnes
President Mckinley. There will be 40 in the neH "
Will choose his successor in 1904 and this numee ~
further increased il any Of the Teuore. should b a'a
to Statehood in the interval The States Of the N0lh
lantc scaboard gain nine in the electoral eosss
new allotment three Of which go Sew 4oF, A w
eE'iaye states gain ten and the middle west al4 =
also gain ten
As the States increase and the electoral e2Hess ~
The chance tor the dominance OF any particular s s
lo's and less New York was pivotal ~ isSS4.ssA
SSt and 1888 bot Cleveland in SOP ana Seh ~ l,s
and 1000 would have been elected u New &C. Z.
carried had gone cgaiuet theO. In 1870 hpN 100
lays had lead Of only one gotc n the ciesl2i4 XII
"hen iildca carried Nov ork the l'tt, 9tst5 " ,s
winch was admitted that ycaI-which nc ',gIn .. Fl
easily have kept ort and which they propa1s t.r IA
kept ont Il they had thought il would hf on VIZ az
the eecuon--nay be said TO have heen 9VelSS *
Ioral college had 900 members in 1870 II nau s,ks,
II VIII have 40 IN 1905 while # oklahoma OF ssF,f
Tory be admitted 20 Statehood before then vs. ;crs,sa
ne greater. ManfestlY, the electoral e9esss
size the margins for the successful candlaslts s,i
VIII have a tendency 10 broaden. and no SING. ssJf
ever large, will ordinarily be able 20 claim ~ IT
especial dominance in debating the result
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
REFLECTIONS Of a BACHELOR.

New York Press III.
The man is never old who, the longer he l'es'
more.
Women are such puzzle TO men because ~
much of puzzle TO themselves, ~
There is a certain way girl fixes lamp WY. M
coming TO call on her which she calls Just ehoss Il;
1t makes Girl swfully mad TO catch her yasa ~
realizes that she has caught it from man "'
hates. h.
When hates another man the w9isLs sst i is u
least reason when a woman loves man me ps'
he IS the least worthy. A, AZ
Eve probably made the snake mighty MAD, ep Iesrt
let on by telling him she knew he had eO1N
though he pretended to be such eynie'
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state Text Board Not Responsible.

To the Editor OF The Post.
Crockett Texas. June s7-Last Sundays issue of The
Post contained an article from Fort Worth Texas over the
signature OF &C C. Cummings al Committee purportng
to be the report OF committee appointed by the Lee camp
United Confederate Vgans bearing pon the OF Mont
SoreryS Beginners History OF the United States" in the
public free schools OF Texas The report makes il an,e
that this book adopted by the State book board n
1905 As member OF that board the the book was
adopied desire to say that this is erroneous The only
United states history adopted Our Country which l.
work by eNas authors all Of whom believe are South
eIn men and SO lar have been able the book
mas gwen general satisfaction. No "Bcginuers' ~
Any KIND was adopted and is being in the Fort
M9 Pnne schools The State text book board not respo
slue or r. Fort Worth having population OF over 10 600
n9t suHect 10 the state text book law and it book
AZ ng @ condemned by he camp is in there such use
can countess Toe explained by the local school authorities
20 anxious was the board to adopt history that would
40 justice 70 the south that time and thought and care
were gwen to the selection of United States history than
10 mat n any other book that adopted and is due The
board that this explanation be made.
/ w MAnnr,.
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80 PAGES TO-DAY.
- Travellno Texans.

The Post will be found sale the following places:
New OrleansSt Charles Hotel news stand T. F. Cess
ros ST. Charles street and H. J. Hole, 81 Commercial
street
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street.
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street
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Thanks.
NavasOta Examiner.

-NaNaSota Examiner. sc
Walt Whitman has been declared TO DC '"s NJ 81
What's the matter with Frank l. stanton and I
Lewis l-Brenham Press. .4..ca
Stanton and Lewis are who make nut ,.s,. N
70 bore into tufest erusted souls, and 'ns - Az
.heir newspaper columns Of poeticai infusions 80 -
% prominent in Libraries among the English sps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

SHORT time since the British government determined
that the British should only British beef and now
the admiralty IS going furnish British as pos
sbe to the British This will compel only greater
number Of Brtons private life to eat American beef It
matters little what class OF Brtons consume our reg
lar supply OF meat the islands, is consumed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

TIE presidents cabinet Friday devoted its entire time TO
the consideration of the work OF the agricultural department
This is something remarkable for off year in politics Or
is the situation in Ohio alarming2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

CHICAGO multi-mliouare has decided to live as his
employees do If he would adjust incomes that tbev
might live millionaire does he would become more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30
THE TEXAS PEACH.

oh, the Delaware peach may fail
And may fall from the parent stem
And the hopes of the grower may fade and vii,
And never come back again:
But the Texas peach is peach!
When she has turned sixteen
And the dudes not built that can make her vii.
My peachy Ny own My queeni
X
The Iowa young who was TO marry Miss M,
Plank but committed suicide on the night SET for i.
tails perhaps argued that the hope Of happiness whose
resting place an |. c, Plank was bound to slim
81
The San Antonio Light tells of Mr. Getineer d 4
city having recently wed the lady Of his choice We press
that the bride is well worth the effort expended in getting
THE FOURTH.
Lives there with soul so dead that never 10 III
he's said My son, put your hat on your head and d.
with me bring you tdngs OF great JOY yow dsi I
once shirt waist boy come throw aside each painted
and let us fee
We'll go where niger chasers Turk, where smiles 4
tive, skinny clerk in hopes sell the fireworks al E
sweet Wen be two chummy little lads and will Hexl
sundry scadsyea, cen the dollars of dads Pys
feet
ri show you how when young, my Giaea
gleesome voice hath rung until l nearly split lHs
made Rome howl Wen wake this town up once Al e
Come, let your straddle be increased OH won't We hs
schuetzenfest2 Well | should smile
We'll, if we don't Wen almost try think ! see yg
your eye oh, Wen make this July as sure ~
When day is done plum satisfied, Wen sit midst renn'
scattered wide with sundry holes blown in our hide ln
and grinl"
J. NJ. Lrssl
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Is BARKER is granted trial he wants TO get a change
t Venue Texas.
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TAMPERING WITH p : :

to,,rr AE0
how long to hear wb;,..
Telling tales that once 4.
now ,,, long to go a-swimmin,
"here tn graceful cattaiIs 49,.
now tne 'iplands caught the vh,.
VI the breezes wet with asp1
And tn rippes hushed TO h.s-
Where til wavin' cattails ~.
Buds may bloom, and blush i
summer skies be deep and a..
But ia like ter go a-swiinmin,
Where tn graceful cattais 90.
X s'W
Harvard university has decided :.
Secretary Hay. He seems to h aa,. e0ner degree
lawyer goes to heavenly degrees ing an edSestt,
4
man was given six years for ...,.
His name was Blood, and the jury SCENE 70 Long
for him. oeens 10 have b.,
Oh, the Tilt the mockbird's 49,.
And the murmurng. tuemulous se'
Seem planning my souls undo;rn
Till I'm thinking again Of thee
There's pleasure in wild birds -.
There's rest in the murmurng y.
And back through the years coma.
The Tilt OF your song TO me
Chicago balloonatic fell ESQ feet reccnsv 4,
thing he did upon striking the ground wa. !. ana IL
graph office and wire the makers Of the balloon 10
hold them responsible We don't blame him '"'' q y
x
what did papa say when you told him n ~, s. !.
and come with us to auntie. He s,a ~. ~ q s
been for the number of antes he'd seen ia ~
the bank" Aa'e n'ngl
***
Bats measuring five feet from tip to tip h,y. Il.
in Africa. The American bat measures from s,,..,
Monday and we don't believe in tips. ~a9
=
caterpillar can eat 600 times its own ve;oh i 4.
month There is where caterpiar rs.ss,. Z Nj
man. :
y
That papoose whose parents named him "shn t-rs.
Bed will find as he grows older that he 6lIs 4.
want ~
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To InE sonr Lake nrospeetors Keep ont Of the mud.
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'vat IL Issr

Navasota Review 'ser
eH its editaSial pAsA SAisass paragraphs
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Mis-. EDpYs lawyers who have been challenged to de-
bate Mrs Fddy life character teachings etc have very
consistently determined give the challenge absent treat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

OuS freboys may stand for a lost game or two. but
they won't stand for lost money,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

YEsl In fact, is too hot Tor us,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

Tina New York banks disposed stand by each other
when danger threatens Speculation fictitious conditions
be sustained in this way for a considerable time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

Now Hay is endeavoring pacfy Russia by rendering an
apology This is the real road success in life apoloei
10 the big fellows and the little ones
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

Use small part of day in feeling sorry for those
luckess humans who living in Virginia and other places
outside Of Texas dying by flood and sunstroke
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

CHiNA has agreed to more than were
demanded The powers viii feel terribly embarrassed If she
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

TIE sporting note which says Chicago wheels are active,
seems 70 overlook the fact that Chicago has always ber
noted Tor the activity OF wheels
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

UNEASY lies the head that wears a crown Edward Il
hereby advised to get all the sleep he before corona
lion next June.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

Lows WoIF IS than Inclined to think ths. he
as a howl coming.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

IL TlH Beers wish get recruits among the natives of
Africa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

PNcE EDWARD of York has been presented with bicycle
and is in line for royal bumps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

ne suburbs ought to be given all the public improve
mens and conveniences it is possible give them 1t is
that direction that Houston will have grow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

The Transvaa just big blame fool as the United
States, They don't know when they're whipped
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

IT said thar when shpload of immigrants arrive at
Ellis island the kissing sounds like savo OF musketry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

Two French automobilists severely injured in re
ent collision The life of automobiles is too strenuous
he French should so back 10 duene
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

THE sultan has contracted for swift cruiser and will on
Is completion be able the swest OF unatums
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

WHRN the Filipnos discover what possibilities there are
IN an oldashioned Fourth OF July celebration they will be
ready to renquish war
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

THAT drunken who picked up in New York har.
'or while aboring under the impression that he was
ehooner only .joy" boat.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

The number of bills the husband of Queen Wihelmn,
brought with him Holland certainly does beat the Dutch
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-30

IL EuRorE must really get her food supplies from Ameri
"a we would respectfully suggest that England get some
'ur beef into Kitchener's forces once
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-25
ct
!.

SCOTS mulsion is not q
good medicine for fat folks.
We have never tried giving il i
toa real fat perso on. W g don I
dare. on see SCOTS Enllll-
sion builds new flesh. at
people don't want il. Strong
people don + need if.
But if you are thin SCOTS
sErnuls is the medicine for
you. I doesnt tire you out.
There is no strain. he work
IS al natural and easy Oh
just take the edicine and
that's all there is to it.
he nex thing you know
you feel bette on eat better
and you weigh more. It's
quiet Worker
Send for free sanlpll
SCOTT s. BOW Chemists 4oe Pearl ST.. it. Y.
soc and s1s ooss az crugg ISIS.
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- /. 4 4 + = e + & I.
VIM. Smith and wife, John Moon
and wife, Mrs. j. NJ. Huntington
and Mrs. j. A. Schmahl visited
Sunday with relatives and friends
in st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Cottonwood Current: The RED
WOOD GAZETTE has recently. entered
upon its thirty third year and is
certainly a pioneer in journalism in
Southwestern Minnesota. It is ably
edited and well printed, which makes
lit a good newspaper.
A woman in this city had warned
her young son against eating green
grapes, as they would make him
sick. A few days afterwards she
complained Of feeling i'll, whereupon
The piped up, Ny think you have
been eating green grapes, mamma, =
which shows that as the tWig is
bent, the tree is inclined.
a. 9. Burmeister suspended oper-
ations on the construction Of the big
dam last Thursday afternoon, out Of
respect tothe late President McKin-
ley. All over the city, all over the
county, in fact, was the general ex-
preston that I'VE will not do any
thing to-day when poor Mckinley is
being lowered in his grave.
a party Of land seekers from
Spencer, Iowa, were in the city
during a portion of last week, in
charge of w. II. Gold Of Gold, Sta
beck q Co. The party consisted Of
As, Mack, 3. Bringaf, J Vim,
julius Tomsen and L. q. Brisbee.
1t is reported that they will include
the Lankard farm in their purchase
of Red wood county real estate.
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T Fl e @ u
SHORT ITEMS GAZETTED.

Mrs. f. L. Walker of Glendale.
South Dakota, is visiting with the
family Of f. M. Isham
Miss Flora King came up from
Minneapolis a couple Of weeks ago
and will spend some time with her
parents in Delhi township.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterbach
will celebrate the 10Th anniversary
of their wedding at their home on
Minnesota avenue, next Saturday
evening, Sept. 18th. Relatives and
friends will be present.
Heilman = Bissell had a neat
window display during last week a
portion Of which is Still shoWn. An
arch in white, with appropriate
frieze, stood over the picture Of the
late President. Mckinley, and the
latter was draped with flags and
crepe
Mrs. =. r Robinson gave an 8 1AAt
Home at her residence on NJ III
street last Wednesday afternoon,
the guests Of honor being the Mes
danes +. 6. Shaver Of this city,
who has just returned from the Pa
cific coast, and Hannah Beard Of
Window. who is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Emily Birum of North
Redwood. The invitations sent out
were responded to very literally,
and the function was al success.
Light refres hnlents ere served
during the afterno Don.