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EDITORIAL PIcKuPs.

There is many fellow going around here telling Just
how public should be conducted who does not pro
vide three good meals day for his famiyPalesne Press
carload OF insane soldiers from the Philippines ar
rived at the United States insane asylum Washington
Tuesday The price OF imperialism demands something
uglier than merely the life blood of American boys-Bei
Vihe Times
The only thing that Moody of Massachusetts, the new
secretary OF the has done distinguish himself
his attempt TO have reduce the representation
OF certain Southern States OF the suffrage laws
IL will take mighty effort the part OF the feddye
newspapers Of the South reconcile the appointment OF
Moody by Roosevelt with the latter fegned friendship Tor
i
oh, please don't The Beers near victory now,
50 near 10 the independence for which they fought
long and wethat it would be nothing short of crime for
America 10 express her sympathyfo this she did for Cuba
when me cuban arm was raised 20 strike the decisive blow
and tins she did for the Philippines and Porto Rico
deadly sting hidden in the arest human
ton bears Let Bull get whipped but please don't inter
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Never before in the history OF Texas was there such IN
dusral movements as at present Especially is this mo-
teeabe IN an agricultural point of view. All along the eo
country Tor hundreds OF miles and are az wot
throwing up evees and cutting bitches for rice farms M
less important than this is the truck growing Industry a,
many stations wagons loaded with vegetables and fruits car
be seen coming from every direction huryng TO the drot
ana shipping their goods all parts Of the country THIS
ara AZ senlasiyaS nsx indnstxies cat tkAx infanev
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management?
The prodgal was not received into his fathers
house and the fatted calf not killed for him until
he had sorey repented of the waste and the riot of
which he had been guilty. Let not give the keys Of
the city treasury and the places Of honor and profit,
the offices with the temptations and opportunities of
plumber TO the prodigals who have shown signs of
repentance Let rather put the ctys affairs in the
hands of men we trust, who will administer them
to their honor and the advancement Of the city
along all the lines of progress The choice is with the
citizens OF Houston, They will make mistake in
their choice.
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TAMPERING WITH TRIRr = -

DO Good
Wood violets and dogwood blooms
And all of the world rain-v.,
And the night asleep mid sweet perfur,.
And the moon goes down and the s,ari;s
And the night bird sits bough and sro sS0cOi
BY path remember yet
BY path that can't forget
BY path that walked we tue
Where volets bloomed and the dovwooS
Held each bloom in fairy and dew.pemrna
All a-spark with the jewels the mists beee, "'s
By the path where l walked with ST.
Dogwood blossoms were in your hair
And the volet's perfume
Was setting fit for your beauty rare
For in all of the world there is naught 40 81.
As the little maid who is otherwhere 'H
And is lost in the springtime plon
Still you know you with me dear.
You know it. you know YOU do.
And seem to look in your eyes so clesr
And tonight you sitting beside ma h
And fe-why, life isn't half so drea,,
How could it be, dear with your
You remember the blossoms whitel
You remember the gloom and d.u,
You remember the purple depths of nisb,,
Remember the futtering noiseless flight
Ot the bat Remember it that is right
And remember love YOU too
&#
New York woman having established = .,,
tics in the borough of Manhattan one NAV oon y p
the politics of the metropolis gored and c, - eapa
An Eastern couple is after joker who caused y 'as ~
shed notice that they engaged to be rnaJ =, p
and marriage should never be made the subject, r. va
General Ma has again been defeated by Cb;,' wi is
One would naturally suppose that the empress re
her Ma out of such troubles uu R'
King Edward will give dinner to sooooo 49,. .
the week of his coronation This is very nice - uan'
goes but still it's long time between coronatiou. "a q
land s IN n
dispatch says that Miss Helen Roosevelt d,..,..
Roosevelt Roosevelt and niece of Roosevelt is i W
ton. Hoch der Roosevelt - "ssaiH
A British officer in South Africa saws the M, ,n
end within two This will doubtless he de-, WI
news to the Beers Ou''si
1t is said that Prince Henry's oldest son !. .aa
from general weakness Considering the youth. I v
ton, it is wonder his maady was not given biebss !.
than general" sD' y
New York woman has asked for a divorce an, :,
alimony because her husband hired with the cooC
probable that the poor merely trying 10 sol. 4
servant girl problem. ''''
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If fate should make me something great
fAnd make it ere die
d rather than of destiny,
Be arbter of pie
J. NJ LEwlS
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Natural Mirrors.

me Lawyer--You say that you we're walking beb;na
,sis woman could distinguish her figure becanse az
'ape she wore saw nothing OF her face and vet knew
ta ,t, was very pretty woman. How do you account
so. me mitnsss-we, could the faces OF the men
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But they are adding thousands OF dollars annually TO the
wealth OF II is this departure in agriculture
that will Southern Texas 10 be densey populated ana
make her in fact the garden spot Of the earthLoekhdr
PoSf
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JACK SMITH of Falls county has been sentenced to 100
years in the penitentary II st be hoped that when his
sentence expires he viii behave himself.
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An ARKANSAS has suicided by setting her dress
on hre Now it supposed that Kentucky colonel
will set his breath ahrc
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KuEnS given the limit San Antonio for bgamy,
and there won't be any gone with that Kuehn
for Will
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lr SEEMS that among troops the Philippines those
who are not deceased diseased Truly this being world
power has its disadvantages
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THERE are quite number OF corporations supporting Mr.
stewart Just at present After April Mr. Stewart will have
to support himself
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The burglar who used IS worth of dynamite s43s
out Of the Santa Fe will be compelled to rob his little
boys savings bank 70 ret even
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SENATOR HASNAs entertainment OF the Gridron club at
Washington perhaps done with intention of heading
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POVERTY AND PRINCES.

The king OF England when he is crowned in June,
viii, IT is announced part of the coronation cele-
bration give dinner to 100000 OF the very poor Of
London While nothing can be said against the royal
bounty for it is good thing to feed the poor il only
for one day the announcement is full of sad sgnf-
canoe. What lamentable thing it is that in the chief
city of the AngloSaxon there should be as many
as 500 900 of the very poor"
The number of Londons very poor" is unqueston-
ably very much greater in proportion 10 population
than in New York Chicago or any American city.
The reason ia not far to seek England is country in
which civilization Of caste prevails. Where there
are established classec where there are hereditary
privileges. where the laws help one man at the ex-
pense Of another inevitably the poor poorer and
their numbers increase Mt appalling rate.
In a county like America it is difficult enough to
prevent progress and poverty from keeping step
gether Equal rights for all and special privileges for
none, the golden rule OF democracy, like all the rules
Of righteousness, is hard to live up to- In recent
years we have unfortunate growth in this
country of the spirit of the English Cog and Magog
of the lust for money at home and the lust power
abroad These the two evils that go with the
gime Of princes who foster social organization Of
the pyramida shape with the masses of the people at
the bottom supporting the weight of the classes above
them and the monarch at the apex social order
on the prncely model is out of place in America We
desire neither princely policy the poverty that
goes herewith holding that life liberty and the pur-
suit Of happiness are the inalienabe rights OF all
and the sufficient bounty of government.
TX ADDRESSING the slender crowd Market square Sat
urday evening (and by the way comes to light that the
Stewart forces had to shoot off giant hrecackers to
tract crowd alb, Mr. Charlton declared that The
Post friend the aboring Just how this proves
that Stewart ought be elected mayor The is too stupid
to understand The Post will have no quarrel with Mr.
Charlton who is good Citizen in poor political company
and thus puts his before several hundred aborrp
men who would have heard otherwise and who
think we'll enough of The Post every day It will
amuse The Posts labor friends who constitute larger au-
denee than Mr. Charlton hope address under
the banner OF the Rice-Brashear- Stcwart ring.
THR question arises Did Mr.. Stewart receive 10
'per cent fee for collecting his back taxesf
FLORENCE BURNS, charged with killing her seducer IN
New York. has been discharged custody as she shoud
have been The man who works the downfall of an limo
cent girl and then refuses repair evil deed by marriage
IS deserving OF little sympathy and the poor girl who takes
he law into her hands and judgment on her
sedueer will never he punished by jury Americans The
foregoing remarks do not apply widows grass widows
whose knowledge OF the world supposedly sufficient for
their protection.
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DoN'I be lobstcrl Register


If is that Miles proposed to head ticket on
which Roosevelt 10 take second place the country will
easily believe what the presidents friends contend that he
Indignantly rejected the proposition Teddy never aims at
second place proposition.
OK THR New Orleans race course Loves Labor" won
Wall Welt wenl Excuse our smile The republican,
arc going win the silver States by giving free coinage of
silver to the Philippines The funny thing about that is that
such simple thing has not before been thought of
cnvRcH and in Mexico show no disposition to cud
die up to another.
CHlcAeos health board after investigation declare,
lmhurger cheese 10 be all right If Chicago were to eim
nate nbuger cheese from her bill fare she would to
be consistent have to deodori'e the Chicago river
Tnr IS cents advance pounds on cabbage ought
to make Corpus Christi
VIII the demand made by the negroes for social equality
with the white members Of the G. A. R. cause another civil
WARP If won't be the blue and the gray but the black
and blue
PrRHArs Tod Sloan Is backed by the king because he
doesn't bak at knee brooches,
If city ordinance prohibiting til. riding ~ NJ
cycles Housons sidewalks it should be enforced or an
other one passed compelling pedestrians take the street
The president will get rid of Mles-by fair means, IL
possible but he will get rid of him.
THE government will permit the erection Of onur.r,
on the public grounds at Charlotte N. c. to W. F. Shipp
who was killed at San Juan hill Another Ship subsidy
GOVERNOR GENERAL WooD and President Roosevelt will
now devise ways and means of letting 60
IT said that English capitalists will spend million. IN
this country in war on tn; American tobacco trust Won't
1t be just lovely 10 sit around and watch their smoked
ColoNEL GRIMM the Russian traitor was denounced by
his wife because of Gmms fairy tales to another woman
coRHrrr has challenged Jefries In order to civ. N.
people run for their Jeres should fight the POM
padour and the piebad pug at the time.
THE Chinese rebels have captured Kan Chou w. can
see how embarrassing this be Isl Ann Kan Choup
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ur ABonham Mrs Martin has been sentenced to eleven
years in the penentary for the murder of her husband
When VIII women's rights be respected
If THE English tobacco trust really does come TO this
country it is to be hoped that will not spit on the side
walk
HOWEVER that tax remittance and settlement NAV he .
planned the fact remains that Mr. Stewart the chief officer
of the city for collecting back taxes overlooked his own
case.
ALL this badinage about John Stewart not being 6nan
er out OF place who settle ;zs4s back
without suttns Ia the Rsslsfslsr sa.A One
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If IT Is true that Miles proposed to head ticket on
which Roosevelt 10 take second place the country will
easily believe what the presidents friends contend that he
indignantly rejected the proposition Teddy never aims at
second place any pronosition.
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AL this oadnage about John Stewart not being 6nan
Ger " out Of place man who ;7s4s back taxes
without quitting Is IN the Rseksfsller slaas One
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deal like that and theei,y will be in Mr. Stewart
debt
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
N PRINTING COMPANY.

@. j. PALMER. ..,....,............Vi Vice President
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HOWEVER that tax remittance and ,ettI.m.n, ma, -. -
planned the fact remains that Mr. Stewart the chief Office
OF the city for collecting back taxes overlooked his ou
case.
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WELL! WE'LL WE'LL Excuse smile The republicans
arc going to win the silver States by giving free coinage of
silver to the Philippines The funny thing about that that
such a simple thing has not before been THOUGH, ~
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If THE English tobacco really does come 10 hi
country is to be hoped that it will not spit on the side
walk
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cHURcH and state in Mexico show no disposition to eud
lie up to one another.
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Will the demand made by the negroes for ,oc;,, ,,;,
with the white members OF the c. A. R. cause another civ
WARP If it won't be the blue and the gray but the lilac
and blue
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ClucAGos health board after an investigation declare
mburser cheese to be all right II Chicago were to emi
nate nburger cheese from her bill OF fare she would t.
be consistent, have to dcodori1e the Chicago river
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
Nos. 1901, 11o3 fo5, 1907 and t1os Franklin Avenue
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IHG IS cents advance per pounds on cabbage ouqh
to make Corpus Christi strut
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The question now arises Did Mr. Stewart receive 10
per cent lee for collecting his own back taxes1
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ur ArfBOnham Mrs, Martin has been sentenced to eev,
years me pententary for the murder of her husban
When will womens rights be respected
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PfRHArs Tod Sloan Is backed by the king because h
doesn't balk at knee brooches
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Catered at the Rosieee Of HoHsos TeEas Seconded
Mail Matter.
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Al OF these matters will OF course be fully considered
by the committee on privileges and elections before an do
soh Is arrived at and in the that favorable repo
mace VIII again be threshed by the senate as whole
considerable interesting information Vim ~
doubt be brought out but in view Of all the facts a, ,b
exist at present the prediction that popular election de
w' nor oe put INFO eectat least by the present congress-
confidently believed 10 be perfectly safe
/C. ARTHUR WILLIAMS
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CORRESPONDENCE of any description. rhriher ~
tended for the BNSiHcss Edona! Department Sno"a
eSdresscd 10 THE HoUsroN Posr," dHd not 70 oHy id
tidAoi aud oil checks drafts, roHeyordcS eie maze pay
eblc to TIRE HoUsToS PRtHrISe COMPANY.
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!HE Chinese rebels have captured Kan Chou We car
see how embarrassing this be to Isl Ann Kan Chou
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
Territorial Topics

Postmaster kittrcll's business In per.
fcctly satisfactory condition.
Prof. +. A. Jones. OF Albuquerque,
was In the city on his way to the Os.
cura mountains. where he expects to
remain some time to attend the devel
opment of some valuable mining prop
erty.
Attorney James G. Fitch is expected
horne from the cast about September
!. He will probably be accompanied
b. his daughter. Mary. who has been
attending school at Cleveland, Ohio.
during the past year.
Miss Minnie McCoach. Of San Mar
cial. called on some OF her Socorro
friends on her way home from a visit
CT three weeks with some friends In
albuquerque. Miss McCoach is soon
, TO be married TO a young business man
Of San Marcial
The school board at Magdalena have
had much difficulty In finding a desira.
ble teacher for this year. They have.
however finally. secured the services
Ct Mrs. Jones' a sister Of Miss Nowlan
OF BeIen. who comes very well recon.
nended.
A. d. Coon is kept very busy these
days attending to the shipment Of the
fruit from his orchard near this city.
Mr.. Coon's orchard has this year pro.
duced apples twelve inches In circum.
ference.
p. A. Marcellino had on exhibition
cne day this week nine and a half
ounce peach from his orchard nine
miles north of this city. Mr.. Marcel.
limo finds a ready market for his fruit
In Magdaiena, Las Vegas. Albuquerque
and some of the cities in Mexico.
Miss Mary Lodwig. OF Ohio. a cousin
OF District Clerk John r. Grifiith and
Mrs. George E. Cook. is expected to ar.
Lod Wig and Miss Ramsey expect to
conduct q private school In the same
room used for that purpose by Mrs.
Jones and Miss Ramsey last year. Miss
Lodwig IL q high school graduate and
an experienced teacher.
c. b. Allaire, an entcrprising and
successful merchant of San Antonio,
was In the city on important private
business the first OF the week. Mr.. Al
laire has been elected member Of the
school board Of the San Antonio dis.
trict. He has some advanced ideas on
the subject Of public schools. which II
carried into execution will prove to be
OF great benefit to the patrons of this
district In which re lives.
Misses Daisy and Amy Wentworth.
Of Chicago. arrived In the city. return.
ing homeward from visit to points Of
interest on the Pacific coast and to
the Grand canyon. Miss Daisy has &C.
cepted the offer of position as teach.
er In the schools OF San Antonio. The
young lady Is we'll qualified In every
way for the duties OF the position and
will not fail TO justify her election.
Miss Amy left for her Chicago home
Thursday morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
WHITE OAKS.

From the Eagle.
Miss Bertha Chapman. OF Oakland
Cal, who has been visiting her father
here during his illness of the past
week has returned to her home.
We are waiting for the Eagle Mining
company to unfold their plans and
start up the Old Abe. Also for the
North Homestake people to do the
same.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage Of Miss Margie McCourt. daugh.
ter Of Hon. w. c. and Mrs. Mcdonald,
to George Roslington. of Los Angeles,
Cal.
The boys had an exciting game OF
base ball last Thursday afternoon. A
base bali outfit was the prize--score
27 to IA. The captains of the teams
were Paul Mayer, Jr., and Jones Talia.
fero, Jr.
Messrs. Charles Spence. Thomas II.
and Arch. Walsh. Rich. Jones, w. Van
Schoyck returned to the city, after a
three weeks absence In the Gallinas,
where they had been at work on the
Anaconda, Walsh. Senator Patterson
and Pilot Knob claims.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-30
pORTAlEs.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
II. I. Garner and family. OF Dickens
Texas, arrived and are visiting theii
daughter and sister. Mrs. Joe Adding
ton.
w. L. Lunsford. rne rustling tele
phone man. is much pleased with a
visit from his sister. Mrs. Bette Nc.
keehan. OF Seymour. Texas. who IL
assisting her brother in the central Of
flee during her visit.
q. n. s'tinnett Is here from Dickens.
Texas. looking at the country with a
view OF locating. He Is so favorably
impressed that he Is coming here with
his family to live AS soon as he can
return to his old home and close up his
business there.
j. II. Stephenson. from Stonewall
county. TEXAS, came In this week ON
prospecting tour and win probably 10.
cate close to the mountains. He has
sold his Texas ranch. ave ne-quarter
sections. to George r. Lorins. for e3.-
60o His cattle will be driven through
Inland valley.
Friday evening Of last week Mrs. q.
+. Ellis has = marrow escape from be-
Ing bitten BY rattler while in the act
ct liftins = board u the pig pen. II It
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PRiNcER.
From the Stockman.

From the Stockman.
Chas. r. Abreu was in from Ryado
on important business.
Mrs. Jay Gale. who Is visiting at the
Littrell ranch ON the vermejo from her
home at Martinsen. Colo. was In the
city with Miss Ollie Littrell.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Saiazar and children left
for Golondrinas. Mora county. where
they will visit for several weeks with
l.. +. Warder and wife, parents OF Mrs.
Salazar.
Mason Chase Is very sick over near
Folsom with typhoid fever. Mrs. Chas.
Springer, his sister. and other relat.
Ives are with him.
r. c. Dillon, Miss Ollie Littrell and
Mrs. G. w. Warder and children start
ed on two weeks outing in the noun
tains. They were met at Cimarron by
Marion Littrell and family and others.
Petitions are being circulated with
reference to donations toward building
q Sisters convent school at Springer.
Narciso Valdez has donated an entire
block to the committee and several
hundred dollars have already been sub
scribed. II Is calculated to erect q
-. 900 or $4,000 structure. d. A. Clou.
thier and NJ. NJ. Salazar are pushing
the movement. II should have the
hearty cooperation Of those interested
In our advancement In the matter Of
educational facilities.
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New York home. Mrs. Manderlck Is
an aunt OF Mr.. Rergere. and both she
and her daughter were greatly pleased
with their visit to New Mexicos capi.
tai.
Mrs. Gilbert McClurg. of Colorado
Springs. Colo. highly cultivated and
intelligent lady. spent the last week in
this city attending to a case In the fed.
eral land Office. Mrs. McClurg is en-
deavoring to have homestead entry
on the tract upon which the celebrated
Gran Quivera ruins are located. can
oelled in order that legislation may be
had and the tract transferred to a so.
ciety whose object is to explore and
take care OF these very extensive ruins
and habitations Of a now extinct peo-
pie.
The ball given by the Pennsylvania
club at the Palace hotel Thursday
night was replete In splendor and ele.
gance. II speaks well for the club. And
II might not be out of place TO say that
the Pennsylvansn club is compare
lively new Organization, composed Of
the following gentlemen, nearly all OF
whom are natives of the state of Penn.
sylvania and now connected with the
Santa Fe Central railway with head.
quarters in this city, namely: Messrs
w. s. Hopewell. r. l.. McCance. w. H.
Bayer, +. b. Field. "A. G. Kennedy. Jo
seph Il. Stint. +. l.. Critchlow and
Fred Orlady.