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Golun of liquid serao. %sstse
work soon opened 'v wiJss he Aims,
ffhIl n' Niagara OF rnuld a sld widef KIND
W. open saturatine thns Nth estapsg
i,p III the viclnitr st9uM faf ~
Ii.,,,'oslihere will its po Nlu nollutlr. 'Is'
b or6Soop,np the health Of ''isbp M gdors VI
t,isn mere iva. was great oppo,,t,, Dslss
hnf i'm ".se 70 discharge i vt p aiiuv,,.l
large yojnn,ou .igted state. m,,id.ae tgts
dangerous to III, Wuter It roniis With
orally as wbnn nehlih Of thc na Joy be n
above. 7'" III the manuer XII Till
10 remedy this one nar,,.., ''''e
aVuuIIe special ,asting ~ 2iar SPOT ros.
, Will occupy much tina V made. wSI4
nui',Ti I1aReShift the joln,s r " iur a NJ
'i~utN as pos iibe AHA net he caitsg
ahlr expense. "i"SVhfy AZ ~.
-, ne city engineer has csr.,..
M cost OF practic1ily 'ssasiEly conFs, +
Wihln The city limit a,5 el9y!lg toe NJ.
VI "hout - co. the dls,S S.ages ile ass.I
hilc or little over Es'. eetng es
ne inaoo ~ each ia elvo '@syaYation 81
~, '1e ppe and the "boll- ',re .l ~ ehg,
nc JOINTS heod & thofon,., iu.ly ex'sss
h"ilp ana recalling with ia .. g'alahg slS
i,o,,i, w Ie.urlng nnl oyerboai.llf tog
toton ,i 'nVh Dipe-for ENG ~
inh"r ,rr,'r,, 'qn'plng and filling ' ssS ~
mated ar SjCpO pcr mile rr uiGil .iS ~
II would scem thnt snc, Htlie less
SH"utl not hc Impossible Ubo "n sl1oas
HAhSer Is faced. An epidem,;eh zoe sni.f
leFcr could cosilF have liz ND, " Maliti
ana 1t would seem to be VIZ ,,iis,pencr aGs
10 "t onGH relay the section Of main ii,v. AWE
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psrade from dark until daylight every n'ght
in Palestine.
Miss Ellen Stone is gong back TO Bul.
gnria Is 1t possible her lecture t9untn u
has run dry already Dallas Tunes Herald,
Ellen will save trouble If she viii take
her ransom along with her on this trip.
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fori tint women have ceased to have
pockets in their dresses. Greenville Her
aid.
And the power Of matrimony Is shown
by the fact that when a man becomes a
benedict he ceases to have money In his
pockets
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Suit for Heavy Damages.

Hampstead, Texas. August 2s-Mrs oar.
lie Davidson for herself and as next rr,ena
Tor her three minor children. instituted
SUIT today in the district court Of wallsr
county against the Houston and Tero. s,on
tlal Railroad company for S4Ooon a. e.
s ages , tSr injuries received by h. r. Dawn.
Of the aI tbr husband Of PlglntlG and father
gay Of June, 1901. while in the emnIoE Sol y,
in eai,,on company as car inspector az ~
iieslmg That said injuries we're The y ~a,s al
rifv 70 t nus death, which occurred in his
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THOUSANDS of Texans this morning will be shocked by the
of the death OF Congressman Deraenreid and
will deeply sorrow for the passing OF brilliant public
and hearted friend Stricken vgor
Gus manhood his death small loss the State which he
loved with his whole hea and the citizenship which his life
and character excmphed His vigorous personality
Strong in his convictions and uuhnchng their defense
gallant soldier in political warfare His public per-
omanccs conspicuous for deep feeling and high thought
and his ervid him moving eoquence that
famed OF effect But his private personality that
him beloved by those who knew him Generous fault
tender and he will be sadly missed in wide circle
whom he aeconatey attached and by whom he will
be sincerelv nonrned.
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Awarded to custodv 81 E..A..

h.'Isooro Texas August 20 -eacsn+,,.
Fred Bently and Miss Duly warron o,,.
ana were married at Cameron. The hid
father, Colonel John D. Warren ,rs,,.,..
ra.na corpus proceedings to secure her
.esulh 10 MS control and an Injunction 10
over 'o her he9 Tbs from exercising any control
yesterday and the father vns awards iiSri ta
dIa i"r ~, Control Of the bride Tia sronn,
W" come up Tor Anal hearing In Noyemhs Se
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Tampeying With Tr1j7es.
' (By j. M. lewis.)

JENyfE.
Jennie, Jennie. Jennie
Maids there he a.many,
But there are not any
quite to equal thee:
Not In all the ways | 70
Where ! wander to and fro
Is there any maid | know
Quite so Fair to me.
HOW the laughter-wrinkles run
Round your eyes a-glint with fun
How the glory Of the sun
Rests upon your hair
Dear, the true blue Of YOUR eyes
Spurs my heart to high emprise,
There Is whore nv heaven lies,
You are more than fair!
You are more than fair 10 me,
Coral lips apart In glee.
| can hear your laughter free,
Life is more than funny,
And your witchinG dimplcs deep
Where cupid seems asleep;
May Your life It's treasures keep
Days be more than sunny
Though you're far from me today
May the glIntlng sunlight play
In halo DER your way
Point the path before you,
Absent from me as You arc.
Weary miles on miles afar.
Love like mine admits no bar;
Darling ! adore you
Love your Hitting glrlish ways
Love the light that comes nnI plays
In your blue eyes, dear, and stays.
How II lights and flashes;
Without you to hearten me,
Without hope of winning thee,
Life, ah, life, dear girl would he
Nothing else but ashes,
-
FROM HIS POINT or VIEW.
Putting a pin In papa's chair said
Johnnie's papa rising suddeulv, els u,
Joke"
still, from the way Won moved, nib
Johnnies mamma from behind her paper,
there seems to have been considerable
point to It,"
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HER WAY.
"Womans ways are funny ways"
Said little johnny Cupp.
sac makes her dresses hang way down
So she can hold them up"
= y
A COLLECTION IN SIGHT.
Nov" said the lrate debtor. "tf Won
dlaturb me again youn get what you're
looking for"
Thanks" replied the urbane collector.
Il will try and make it convenient to dis
turb YOU at about this time tomorrow
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A CURE
She weighed herself and found that she
Weighed lust two hundred pounds and
three
Then whispered In tone snbdu"d:
al m like an ad for hahv food"
She tried all plans the flesh to dof,
Then got bike; shes falling off.
HIS COURSE CLEAR.
say" whispered the conductor to the
motorman that fat slob with tho lag saws
If want bis nickel I'll have 10 whip him
to get It. whatll do?"
"Nouc hut the brave deserve tho fate,"
replied that worthy as he put on tul speed
In m effort TO run over n dog
THEIR SPECIALITY
II gossips wish TO spread tale
They need not use the mntls;
Let them tell IT to the peacocks;
They are great at spreading tails
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Military Company Organized.

beaumont Texas, August 2o-A military
o"nr"nS mas been organized here, the urst
SINCE the spanish-American war. ana II
mas mas, started on in a most credltabIe manner
anu WIN the assurance of success
capt captain and two lleuteuants to drI1i the
captsjn mere r f,ec lea. L. Z knopf was made
sng ~ :, me Heutenants are T. f. Mention
ana H. X. Davis. 1t was decided W. hn,n
on inTTt ,a every week, the meeting 10 ne
on Sm tuesday nights at room 1871, He,sjg
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
SAILORS PREFER WORK Asuopr J..
MANY VESSELS LOSE MEN.
Relatives Of Miss Voael Do Not A,,...
the Theory Of Suioide--Ar ,,n...
ment Companp to Be orpani,sd

Galveston Texas, August 29-n, 4.
tains Of the slipo in port are comn,to,,.
OF tnetr crews deserving and are Disc
me best plan Of preventing ii. T6s,. ,
quite a demand fer labor here now !,
wages and it seems that ,4.s is teg@,I.
sailors to desert thrir ships. Receuty !.
Sertions have been very numerous ana n
shipmastors are becoming Wrought M NJ, g
the matter M.cn tar ueseiirls sge , sgsr
taol dle placed uAd.r arrest anl reto Ns
to the ships, lint The men usually cao a.a \
time Nneu the ship is about reaav n 81
and then Keep In aiding until Il leave.
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ACCIDENTS.

Walnut Springs. Texas. Aus gsssey Ess
lighted lamp which Mrs; Tom n sssgh. and
carrying exploded, her clothing 'S Sied ID
she was SO badly burned she a'''
short time.
Texarkana, Texas, August 55s sht a BP
car accident Rev William bli nsen 10 lHo
fist minister. had his arm paasypergise.
places and was badly hurt 0'ns' -"
Terrell, Texas, August ed Di hsss s
q, was run down and cut e Emo.
switching freight train at i"'D
Dallas. Texas, August 2s.I 20 " here, Va.
prosperous farmer living nori md killed la ss
run down by a Katy train s si,i,ng On tne
night. Ii is said he was SUES
track at the time ~
Snyder. Texas, August 2s', .-seS one "a
man was drowned IN Deep Sshing. lp'
a half miles from here. wnl'e
body was recovered.
Wharton. Texas, August ysrrasr, va
old child Of John Brooks = rscdYins "
run over by loaded WAGON :
ternai injuries
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SOUND TARIFF DOCTRINE.

We declare that such a tariff fairly and Justly
imposed and levied discriminate against sectios
industries will produce that necessary for Tie
economic administration of
clare that favor and all legislation which tends IA
produce these but policy OF or
government to raise by tariff afford hy such
imposed tariff incidental protection then insist thar the raw
material of the South and especially hides coal wool and
live stock shall the degree protection tnt
We denounce both the doctrine OF Tree raw ,,.r;ot
and republican reciprocity tending trade South and
West and protected North ard East, making unenua The
burdens 81 taxation and increasing the the two ast
named sections and decreasing the wealth the 6rst two
cdfTfeehh Congregational District Democrat Platform
There could hardly be clearer expression OF approved
democratic doctrine in respect to the tariff than these
declarations from the platform Of the Fifteenth district
democratic congressional convention
Free raw material is fallacy not less damaging to the
producer than tho latest republican fad reciprocity as
Illustrated in the Administrations Cuban plan which il
manfesy In the interest the sugar trust at the ex
pensc OF producers and consumers alike Both schemes
Put the producer In competition with the world and bu
wnrk the manufacturer with bounty that makes him
master Of the situation
Practical and statesmanke s the position that so
long as revenue IL raised by tariff the duties shall be so
nxed as TO preserve equilibrium between the sections
and so long az protection is element system OF
tariff t2xatioE It's fayors shall shared by the pro-
pwFe and keeFs the 81,
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

Nothing TO pass says thr Spring
field Republican, than agerea popular uprising against trust
domination. 1t will find expression public regulation of
less drastic kind according as matter is more
or less delayed 1t is to be hoped certainly says the
Charleston News and Courier hut the Aenrcan public
very long suffering not to speak plainly and widely
scattered We fear that the uprising long way off though
there would be compensation, of should acquire
drastieiy according to the delays
Those republicans have been claiming the Fifteenth
Texas congressional district will forced to revise their
prophecy after the counted November They may
use the claim TO extract Influence the National
republican committee be distributed among the faithful bur
that about all there will be district democratic
by good round majority and it is likely that Mr. Scott
Will be able to get many democratic This going to be
democratic year the country The next congress is
almost sure to be democratic and is likely people
OF the Fifteenth district with all their needs staring them
in the face will want to send there will be out of
Joint with the majority.
The practice appears couSned TO the parts Of the
South where there is for It, The Tndanapois
Journal says; "a local official who is in pos;on 70 knoy
says astonishing how many people weapons
This applies not only to criminals and lawbreaers generally
but to travelling men, sporty and good citizens who
hnk revolver is necessary Tor defcnce in case Of en,er
geney The practice is unlawful direct cause OF anv
shooting ARRAYS The law against carrying concealed
should be vigorously enforced"
The London Chronicle one of its news disoatcbe
Mr. Seth lord mayor OF New York in the OF speech
today made the announcement that the York Central and
the Hudson River Railway company had decided to maze se
- inc electric traction in the city in which the terrible
accident occurred last year The title held GOOD NJ h
OF his election He has since lived down. 1t is recalled that
another London paper referred few ago TO Mr. Garre
hobart OF New Jersey And people will find difficulty
now in placing the gentleman it had iii view
The Dallas people and Dallas newspapers would not be
nappy u 'hey were not always in political stew Now they
are having vsons-thy pointing out that South Texas has
some sort OF designs the governorshp four wears hence
Inc Dallas people should take day off and get COOL
IT..
ne good and great 81 Louis Globe Democrat Is much dis
Sed because the president makes nopartisan speeches
me GD seems to actually believe that 10 The renuhi;c.r
party alone due the prosperity the country and VANS
e president 70 say but will not convince President
Roosevelt on that point induce him Ia MAKE snsnasl.
himself y enaeting the role tenhrae political psftsan
overwhelmingly Times ~ P'''N"' Ps'"sah
If he is not acting the role political astaor in his
present tour what in the world is he doingi
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New Law Firm Anno,,noad

pesumoht Texas, August 2g.-Hoce.
ni'ohS' Aasterson a swayne is the style
OF new law firm here thar wos an
srD. by Governor Hogg TO-DAY me
nrm Is composed Of James sten6@5 uogg
W e s BROOKS, Harry Masterson and James
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,l sIIIs county <. OF P. oraanlr.tIon.

A., "Aanaenie' Texas, August 2o.-Yester.
day representatives from ths a,ra 80,
hnishts of Pythias lodges met IN W.
hnaehle and organized co,n,, .,~
bheue.satlon Of county lodges for nv, o.
ed. me following officers were eisc,
Tc. ., W Sexton. president: y TrIn vostt'
Hey, , ressur.,i j. E. Light. secretary J. I.
saeSSfi. n ~ meeting will bs hslS An w.,.
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Take away their hope of National CON
ventlon scnts and their scent for Federal
pie, what would there he left NJ tho Texas
republicans NayaSota Examiner
While we might he able to answer that
we prefer to refer you to Gooscneck; he
can answer It officially.
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One of the shiphuildlng companies has
had 20 60 abroad for steel: placing an or.
der for $1,000 tons in Scotland, The Amer
Herald,
Tho company doubtless went abroad for
It because American steel can he pur-
chased grent deal cheaper over yonder
than 1t can Mt home.
There is million o. bats in the build.
ings around athc square and Monday af err
S aaa OF eS5s S NS1tS s 5s e
boys together ana got a KID to punch ne
bdy 6at them SG OUT iHe Of ws aH bats s 5aS
ing out of the walls and caves only two
escaped thus demonstrating. the perfect
batting Of the North siders. -Brenham BIN.
ner.
Eleven thousand six hundred and eighty.
Eve out Of possible million isn't much;
but, John, we really didn't expect such
story from you.
The PRESS Of the state IS now making
war on the gentleman" pistol toter and
man was ever known To carry pistol un.
lawfully. -Lockhart Post.
Well, whether he was or not ne will be
whole lot more gentle deprived Of his
pistol.
The big, beef packers have combined
again, and Edward Cudahy viii be man,
In
eco year sherman Register.
Such salary as that will doubtless cause
schwab to look upon Cudahy as pore
white trash"
A simple remark made by friend or by
stranger whom you happen TO meet, may
and there set In motion a train of thought
School yourself into being all eyes and
ears, and you will soon be able 10 jot
down on paper n word or two that will at
once recall whole incident to your
memory, Terrell Star
Also cultivating such habit Will In the
course Of time cause You 10 develop one
OF those long stringy necks called "rubber.'
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The Denlson Herald had the following
NeRs sags tSat scbeg % paa
Dallas, Galveston and San Antonio With
their hospitality on straight. Just so, but
from Texas to the civilized world II he
falls 10 visit Denisou,' What we wouid
out3-Corsicana Sun
That doubtless depends on which way
you are going
~
Couldn't we work the babies big ana
iitue INTO one Of the carnival paradesf
Let's show the visitors that we have the
coming population What showing this
town could makel We can pick YOU ONT
blocks In Palestine where they viii aver.
age fifteen Kids 70 every four hous@s Tait
about narades Palestine Herald,
Talk about paradesr Gee whis! with
that many kids II must be one continual
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REAGAN Imnrnuinn

pa. s'ine, Texas, August 2y.-,,uaee
neasan Is improved a little over YESTERDAY
ne IL free from fever ana :. 'es'eiuaS'
ustSyt, ~ he has no change for no no SIT up
be All. ns next twenty-four houra he "v r,s,,
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WEATHER INFORMATION
Probabilities.

ProbabiIiueS.
Washington. August 20. Eastern Texas
Fair Saturday aud sunday; fresh soutnerly
winds.
oklahoma and Indian Terrltory-ta!r sat
urdny. Sunday showers
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chioasO's Killing Pace.


lineage certainly sets killing pace in the entertainment Of
Boris through her stock yards s s'~AN ~
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Chairman Press Committee
II. Hamilton. Jr., Secretary.

The East Texas Industrial and Fruit
SHOW to ba held In Palestine on Septem
her 10. II and is, is In no sense street
fair or ordinary country fair hut Is what
Its name suggests: An Industrial carnival
celebrating the Industrial advancement Of
TINS section OF Texas and a fruit show,
showing the great Advancement made in
mo truit counties Of Eastern Texas moi
Hen' 70 THIS display, the Carnival assoeia.
or uninterrupted entertainment. The rnost
gorgeous parades ever seen in the south
nave nave neGn designed, Palne's fireworks. Ia
nous al over the world componIes ~
United States cavalry aud artillery com.
Pant1ES' volunteer companies. military
entertaining cnrnIval ever held IN rex Vas
me railroads ARE going to give especlan,,
low rates and thousands Of people Are ~.
peCted IN Palestine on those DAYS Amnfo
arrangements are completed 10 cntart "
all who come. " 'H'eFlalh
a., me most important feature Of the show
is mat everything will be ahsoluteIv S SroD
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Cotton Renion Bulletin.

For the twenty -four hours ending at a.
Ill. yesterday, 10Th meridian time;
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The tooiIsr keeps abreast Of the times he ar
NH
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.

: NJ JOHNSTON. ...,......,.......... PRESIDENT
. j. PALMER .................,..,..Vic Vice President
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CORRESPONDENCE of description. Uhethtr intended
fer no Business Editorial Department. should be addressed
10 THE HousToN Posi- and not 10 iriiTidHd aud all
checks drafts, moncyorcS ci- made payable TO The Hous
Ton PRisTisG CoMFANY"
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
Mes. fo1, 1908, iio5, 1907 and 1909 Franklin Avenue

En:e-cd at tt PooSec at Hoaston Teras SeeondCa
Nal Moter
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R7osUz.r has frightened the such tina
they Withholding their contributions fund
qa'e evident hat the take him seriously thar
u reLrle
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-01-03
Refrigerator
for Hats

Men who, during the hot weather,
have been compelled to wear silk hats,
have hit upon an ingenious dodge to
rid themselves of the consequent in
convenience. A neat aluminium ap-
paratus has been devised which fits
into the crown OF tall hats. containing
q mixture Of salt and ammonia-in it
self an efficient freezing mixture-and
this also percolates through small tubes
fixed inside the hat all over that part
Of the head which Is covered.
In this way, not only is GOODNESS OF
the head insured, but, by cooling the
blood which is forced up to the brain, a
general lowering OF temperature
throughout the body results by wear
ing one of these iced hats.
Similar experiments with an iced
oody belt have been made, and found
to give most satisfactory results, SO
that there is no longer any real neces-
sity to advise anybody to keep COOL
London Answers.
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Jewish Farmers
* in jersey

William Stainsby, the chief Of the
bureau OF statistics of New Jersey, has
published a pamphlet entitled THE
Jewish Colonies of South Jersey: His
tOrical Sketch of Their Establishment
and Growth" which contains a mass
OF interesting Information regarding
the successes and failures of Jewish
farmers. The work lone in the colonies
at Alliance, Rosenhayn, Woodbine and
Carmel is set forth in statistical detail,
showing c~onclusively that the Jewish
farmer is no longer a thing of the
future. But the pamphlet also proves
that failures are still among the posi-
bilities, for all the attempts made at
Mizpah, Rega, Malaga, Ziontown, AL
berton and Hebron have been unsuc-
cessful. Mr.. Stainsby attributes the
cause Of these failures to the fact that
in all these cases the attempts at col
onization were made by spectators
whose capital was just as insufficient
as their honesty Of purpose. "The idea
of these spectators" says Mr.. Stains
by, was that they could get these
poor exiles into their clutches, pay
them starvation wages and make a big
profit put of them; but the Jews failed
to be impressed by the gliltering in
ducements held out and did not come
in the large numbers anticipated" The
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Theories About What .
Do in a
Thunderstorm

der rolls. Its feet sit in insulators
and at the first peel she makes a run
for 1t and draws her feet to the rungs.
She has not been shocked since, but
the neighbors 90 not know whether it
is because of the insulated chair or the
theory that lightning never makes a
second trip. There used to be a prev
alent idea that the most dangerous
place in a thunderstorm was any
where near an electrical machine.
Street cars were supposed to- be espe-
cially undesirable. This idea has been
exploded and there is now a rush to
the opposite extreme. many claiming
that a trolley car is the safest Of all.
Some of these days an enterrrising
traction road will run lightning excur-
sions during thunderstorms with an
insurance policy thrown in. Two
things that nearly all agree upon as
we'll to avoid are trees and wire
clotheslines. When a bolt of light
ming really gets in its work it usually
selects a victim from under a tree or
a wire clothesline. This proves that
it is not always proper to take to the
woods.-Utica Globe.