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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-07
POINTS Asour PEOPLE

MGs' Belinda Bell Adams OF Warrensville. Ohio. horn
in 1890 "'''0" she went as bride
An enthusiastic Scot named Burnct living in New yor,
WiPle father recently and named them Wallace
HeaP1 OanheId the keeper OF gambling houses at Nov
OF the Rhode Island School of Design iuhd
DIR, William Howe of C,nbr;doa " -
oaSt BAPTIST clergyman in the United States
cb,rS u os.uay by preaching in the Broadway
Rasmus B. Anderson father Of Norso ,;,o...,...
ana Tor nearly generation professor in Wisconsi
mas been teted by his Seattle comnatriot Nv ~
occasion OF visit his son in that cit on the
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tt tse ,rs le the voting Of the republican ticket re-
ngnant and almost impossible task for the sound money
democrats and independents who have given the party us
victories in the last presidential elections In tne pop
, nrion Senator Hanna is the embodiment of that sub-
evience to corporate interests and that encouragement OF
The abuse Of corporate privilege which has for years been
M friend Of every fairfield and the protector of every
illicit combination in restraint OF trade. The notorious ALI
nce between republican party and the protected and Ia
ored corporations by the Of which the party cam
pagn chest has kept filled to overlooking in return to
The privilege debating tariff rates is policy which hnds
It's highest public representative in the person OF Mr. Hanna
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COMMENTS ON THE BOER PEACE.
THE LOSS OF PRESTIGE.
(From the Philadelphia Press. }

The lion familiar fable whose paw has been caught in
trap too petty serious HARM but just strong enough
to hold is for helpless than has been the
British empire for thry-one months The loss in men,
money material is nothing the visible loss OF pres
ee This all balanced by the loyalty Of the colonies the
proof their readiness support the empire and the new
cohesion Of fabric which, in all welding of States,
could made only by blood iron and the blows of battle
on wars smoking anvil The gain is much The loss is also
great
Its effect no one predict lion suddenly freed from
irritating trap agreeable neghbor The British gov
and people would be than human If the sudden
freedom of army Of 100000 menthe only force in any
European land which knows wardid not breed an uncom-
promising tone National selfassertion and an acrd tenn
per in dealing with pending international issues and dplo
matte questions The mood is perilous. One might
almost say that nothing but collision with rscass power
British srespec after the SCOTS Of the CONT
nen for the past two and one-half years.
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TIE DESTINY VIEW.


It would be very difficult combat the proposition that
years of patience either part would have secured
workable arrangement between the Beers and the British
But in the way would be difficult prove that
equal delay would have averted the between the
United States and Spain the effects of which world
wide and lasting Both these apparently ayodabe conflicts
must he accepted due to forces which have little
control and the results OF which they but dmy foresee
They have both lett TO the vctors problems in
ship that curously similar, problems that will the
uttermost the wisdom the humanity the justice the sell
control Of those who must solve them. But they prob
lens which since they come, could be ntrusted
nations deeply convinced of the value and authority
the democratic principle sterny disciplined in
practice. in lhat TACT Lies the hope Of the future.
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HONORABLE AFTER-TREATMENT NECESSARY,
(From the Philadelphia Record)

The of the signature of Of surrender by the
Boer leaders and Lords Kitchener and Miner brings JOY to
habitaons of civilized mankind beyond the boundaries
British empire we'll those who acknowledge
ealty King Edward The spectacle presented in South
Africa during the past two and half years has been
pleasant contemplate Whatever provocatons may have
been given by the Beers the of Great Britain the
Dutch republics essentially OF conquest undertaken
by strong bullying power against small and heroic if ret
rogadc and uncultured people Civilized public opinion
has put such exploits under taboo and the deplor
able lapse into the international immortality of the Egh-
teen century earlier periods Of human history Great
Britain clean herself of the dshonor incurred only by
the honorable Of tire conquered people
and even that stigma will remain upon her name.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

We have republicans In congress anolos,,,s To-,
sGSn men As smith Bell Waller and Day going the pr
quite mad The Commercial Appeal has been in favor Of
expansion from the start but the Commercial Appeal IS not
n favor OF murder violations of the rules civilized war
ise indseriminate massacre such Smith ordered and
the promotion OF men who have dgraeed the uniform they
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The "soOm" Of Mr.. Hanna.

New York Times
II Senator Hanna has it in mind to make try for m.
presidential nomination Of his party 1904 he ought by all
means to take his stand upon the platform adopted by the
emo republicans AZ Cleveland recently. 1t is thoroughly
ase and bad PLATFORM and il any group clique OF the re-
publican party has less desirable candidate present than
MARI ianna the public has yet be informed OF It. Both
INC Platform and the stepped those political viees
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SOME PosTscRIPrs.

closed to Dr. Fugge air will go through the wall, IS
u' between the inside and the outside u tempera-
coneern5 'us smariest town in Turkey so far as trade
II is The ooes bigger business than Constantnon,a
trade VI 'ne wool and OF the rug and carpet
the law ds'son OF the appellate division lust pub;.h.d
vha ruts in Low IN New York State that coresnond,
The costs ueiense IN suit for divorce il Isbl CIV ,
81 the case ii he does not succeed in his defsri ior all
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MANAGED TO "MUDDLE THROUGH

10 Engand peace is more than welcome The price sb.
US palu IN money Tor the establishment of her authority
over the South African republics enormous and the loss
precious hVes she has felt kecny still She has again
SHOWN neI bulldog tenacy in cngng TO her purpose and
mas managed to 'muddle through" once more ~
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picture, o5 % Herald has man named Honey ,t,
they'll be teless crater The first ding they Know
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SUDDEN.

"Are you fond of Holsters Miss Anteekf"
"Why you dear fellow yes But isn't this rather sud
dem" Then the lobster tried to crawfsh
-
By summer they most abound
By summers sounding seas
And when your Maudie gives leap
And squeals, you know it's fleas.
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TAMPERING WITH TRIPI =
BY J. M. LEWIS.
HEIMLIcH

HEIMLICH.
Dear, your letters make me hom..,.,
Yes, they do
For the dear old ways and .he;r,,.,,
Yes, and you'll
For the eyes that used TO sbr.
Where the morning glory vine
Splashed with blossoms, used to .w;,.
Blooms and dew. ei
There is something, dear, enchann.
In your script,
That evokes spirit haunting
red-lipped,
Laughing-eycd and coaxins sn-..
fangle haired, enmeshed in light
+ Now in view now out of sight
1t has tripped.
| oh. the hemlich ways and oldi
Do you know
When sleep doth my senses fold
Then go
And walk with you. I do
Where the tree boughs droop with dew
Trees whose evry tone we knew
Whispered low?
See you tripping laughing-eyed
By the shore,
And reflected in the tide,
AS of yore,
FALL and ssome and as fair
Red of lip and gold of hair
shall wander with you there
Evermore!
Evermore while fancy lives
VIII yet
While the mem'ry sways and gives
Without let,
Meath the dreams of hemlich DAVIS
Walk with you the dear old ways
Meath the tree that bends and sways
Where met
II
1t is said that convival Washngtoniar ,.,, 4 Z
in the sna hours the other morning coIided s ~ a'us
esta of the statue and jovially extending AZ ~ ~
hand toward the silent figure queried Hello Rorbng
Statue"
General Obegon, Colombian revolutionarv ,,,d. .
assassnaed by Of his soldiers The death Of o y
said to make the revoluonists feel woebeeone svA
If it is true that the close of war leaves Krrs. u
broke he will know how to sympathze with England M
Boston Syrian named Said Isaac Is under ar,... 4,
assaulting of his 1t seems one Of then ~,
something which started the row, but whether The w
said it whether Said said it is unknown the wo.r ,i
Said said it, and Said said she said it. and there you
New York is frightened the appearances of an a.,
leaf bug if the elm trees don't want to 20 with hare l
they will have to don fig leaves.
King Edward has discovered many paste diamond, ,r,
the crown jewels The real stones probably went ia H.
"uncles' of his ancestors =
Il
SUDDEN.
"Are you fond of Holsters Miss Anteekf"
'Whv dear fellow Pttt ie,i+t -
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HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

r. M. JOHNSTON. ....................... President
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EDITORIAL. PIckuPs.

he presidents Decoration Day speech has stirred I'D the
people OF 2ll parties shows the man up nothing else
et has Every day adds to the danger of putting man in
he wee president chair who competent the Of
hce OF ptesdcnt,-Merid Nctgs ~ -
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he loved her arrows are all right but when he
adopts the butcher knife weapon it's the wrong brand
OF love.
THn New Orleans people are quite welcome.
Tnr wealth of fourteen members of jury panel drawn
in New York $1,000 100000. Wouldn't it be de-
lightfui to be hanged by such jury2
PLEASE, Mr. culbcrson, where did you get it1
Is IT possible that representatives. packers can be
sent to jail for contempt OF when their real conempt
is for the entire government
For real horrors Houston was in it with Austin.
The Hogg-S wayne syndicate having made investments
in the Jennings field said be contemplating annexnc
Louisiana to Texas.
CutAGos department transfers succeeded in driv
ing their bargain,
GENERAL WooD certainly performed wonderful vorl, IN
Cuba but he seems to have cotton all into the expense
account
SCENES in Chicago would make Donnybrook fair
ashamed of itself.
Wit Hon Michael Herbert who takes Lord Paunce
totes place permit the newspaper boys to call him Nke'
WnAT Houston signs for a siphon that is not
siphon in only.
WHEN all is said and done it remains fact that the
siphon system has only one defect--it won't work
II LoNp KIrcuNER gets that appropriation he'll have to
fight the Irish for it.
IL THE administration doesn't learn where Culberson Sc
cured that document, Miles is in for another bump
IHE government might have got a rebate ii Wood had
only saved the empty bottles
Those who have been taking Kitchener at discount
VIII now be obliged to take him a vseount
GENERAL Woons expense account entities him to honor
airy membership in the r. p. A.
PERHAPS Hanna wishes to wait until the strike gets worse
in order to set more credit for settling it.
THr kaiser. having accepted Potts seems easy Can a.,
not also unload Macay on him
TEXAS cattle will be to restock African farms Doe.
this mean another rise in the price of beef9
But what did Wood want Of all that peppermnt-or are
they peppermint jueps Ia Cuba7
IT is to be hoped that McLaurin will only get his re-
ward in this world, but in the next
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THE New Orleans people are quite welcome.
THE wealth of fourteen members of Jury panel draw,
in New York aggregates $Looooooooo Wouldn't it be d,
ghtlul to he hanged by such a jury2
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II. II. DAHL. *
of Deeds. H. II. DAHL
Revere, MINI.
NOMINATION MORE CERTAIN.

Advices received from every coun-
ty in the Seventh congressional dis
t 'ict are to the effect that Edward
T. Young is even more sure of the
Republican nomination at the pres.
ent time than be was a month ago.
There is hardly a county in the
districtin which he has not made sub
stantial gains. In the north end of
the district every county was con-
ceded to him with the exception of
Pope and Grant counties. Grant
county was placed in the Volstead
column a month ago, but since that
time it has been taken out. and con-
servative Republicans of that coun-
ty insist that Senator Young will
run even, if not better, at the pri-
maries. Pope county was likewise
looked upon as an important VOL
stead stronghold, bat recent move
ments of well-known men in that
county have been of great benefit to
Senator Young.
It is admitted that Volstead is
stronger than Mr.. Bowling, esti-
mates placing 1000 or more votes
between the two, so far as the dis
trict is concerned But if reports
from Lyon, Yellow Medicine and
Lincoln counties can be relied upon,
Mr.. Bowling has been making some
gains in those three counties, at the
expense OF Mr.. Volstead, while Sen
ator Young also takes some votes
from both gentlemen. Chippewa
is considered about an even break
between Young and Dowling and
Lac qui Parle is still an uncertain
quantity as between Young and
Volstead, Bowling counting on a
heavy cut by reason of his actions
towards Jacobson at the last State
convention.
In other words there is no place
but what Senator Young is going to
get fair or good support, while in
many places be will get overwhelm-
ing pluralities That be will be
nominated is as certain as any flu
ture political forecast can be.
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Col. G. B. Ward, one of the strong,
est and most conservative men in
the last house of representatives,
has been prevailed upon to stand as
cord!uaIe Tor senator from the Pope
and Douglas ,natorial district. He
will be nominated without opposi-
tion, and elected by an over whelm-
ing vote. No better representative
of the people was ever sent to leg
islature than Col. Ward, and his
district is fortunate in having sue
ceeded in getting him to stand for the
senate, candidacy which he was
reluctant to accede to on account OF
a continual pressure of business.
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There is great deal of difference
In the manner the Office of public
examiner was handled by Gen. Pope
and the way that it is being handled
by the present incumbe Hon. S.
t. Johnson Gen. Pope, by some
peculiar way, attempted to force by
fear, county officials to adopt his
way of attending to the public bust
ness. with the result that many o
them dreaded seeing deputy from
his Office, while if Gen. Pope made
an appearance, there came near be
ing collapse. Dir. Johnson is in.
spring the confidence of the officials
by consulting with them, and by
conversation or letter, convincing
them that this or that wav is the
best, with the result that they vel
come his coming. or that of his dep
uties. The Office Of public examiner
is now conducted in a manner cred
table TO the State and to the official
at the head OF the bureau.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

W. 3. King announces himself as candi-
date for the nomination for county treas
urer at the Republican primaries. He has
been deputy for Mr. Tenney for the past two
years understands the requirements of the
office. and will appreciate the support Of his
Repub ublican friends. w B. KING.
hereby announce myself az a candidate
for the nomination of county treasurer. at
the Repu olican primaries to be held on
5 leo2 ana sorS earts
behalf of the party. as we'll as my long res
idence in Redwood county my known quail
fications for the office. are submitted for the
commendation of voters. J. A. JOHNSON
Wanda Mimi.
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w. r. GOUDY, X

for the Repu blican nomin alton for county
treasurer. w. r GOUDY.
Seaforth. MINI.
FOR SHERIFF
l hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Repu bliCan nom ination tor sheriff of
Redwood county at the primaries to be held
on Sept. 18th. 1902. and ask the support Of
all Redwood county Repu blicans for nv can
didacy. 3. c. SCHUELLER.
Morgan. Mimi.
l hereby announce myself a candidate for
denomination for second term for the OF
ice OF sheriff os Redwood County. subject to
the action OF the Republican priEIa aries to
be held on Sept. 18th. 900.
ALVIN SMALL.
After many urgent requests on the part OF
a large number o. people all over Redwood
county have decided TO become a candidate
for the Republican nomination for sheriff
and earnestly solicit the support of ali Re
pu blicans for that position.
Shutdown. Mimi. JOHN T. HOJEM.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-20

Why do some OF the people in
Geo. J. Mallory's Duluth district
want to turn him down for the Re
publican nomination for representa-
tive. If ever Duluth had good
represent tative in the legislature
one who was continually watching
out and voting for Duluth S inter
ests-it was Mr.. Mallory.
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HON. e. T. YOUNG,

Candidate for the 7th district Republi-
can congressional nomination, and for
whom The GAZETTE asks the vote Of
every Republican in Redwood county.
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The interview of Hon. J. T. Nc

The interviewed Hon j.. T. Nc
Cleary, a representative in con
gress from the Second district Of
Minnesota, and an advocate of 50
tariff on lumber and "bucker" of
the Presidents Cuban reciprocity
plan, in which the representative
seeks to influence votes for Hon. M.
J. Bowling, caused aleading Mime
sofa politician to remark that Nc
Cleary was for Bowling because he
wanted two votes in congress. The
fact that Mr.. McCleary is using ex-
pensively embossed government
envelopes, on which is name is even
embossed for franking purposes, in
sending out pages Of the Journal
containing the interview, is an out
rage on the government, and on the
people.
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Political Announcements.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Having decided TO become a aCandidate for
Representative from Redwood county, at
the solicitation of my friends hereby an
nounce myself Candidate for the nomi-
nation at the primary election to be held on
Sept. 10th. 1902. for Representative for Red
wood county Minnesota. in accordance with
the primary election OF 1900.
l.. GARLOCk.
hereby announce mvself as Republican
candidate for the office of representative Of
Redwood county. subject to the decision of
the voters at the prim aries to be held Sept.
10th 1909. and most respectfully solicit
your support FRANK CLAGUE.
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Team of good draught horses, with

Team Of good dralght horses, with
harness and wagon, for sale at bar
gain Inquire of H. r MeKay or 81.
Pollard. 81 Soft. M
q. p. Heilmal has been spending
the past week with relatives in Cot
ton wood, and also attending to some
farming interests which he has as
that point.
Madison is to have new hotel TO
cost about $25,O0O. The structure
will be three stories high, and will
be equipped with all The modern
cOnvenienceS.
Mrs. A. A. Jones started yester-
day for New Bedford, Mass, in
tending to make an extended tour
among old friends in Massachu-
setts, Connesticut and Pennsvl-E
vania before returning.
House and 81 acres of 'z-.,ss inside
city limits, for sale. Also, house, two
lots and vacant lots cheap, and easy
terms part monthly payments, if de-
sired, if taken at once. II
52-tf LEROY STEGNER.
W. H. Allen came in from Los
Angeles, Cal, on Friday of last,
week. He will return with Mrs
Allen in a short time. The he's
of Mrs. Allen has materially ie>
proved during the past month on,
two.
Darling Welch and wife left yes
terday for Caledonia, this State.
where they expect to reside for the
winter. Mr. Welch, while agent
for the Eagle Roller Mill Co. at this
place, made many friends among
the farming and business interests
lof the community, and his depar-
lture is regretted.
The base ball champions Of the
western diamond Waseca and Al
gona, will meet in = spirited game
lat WatertoW August 24th next,
flor which event the Miin6isS- iiiis polls Il
ST. Louis railroad will sell ronai u
trip excursion tickets at $l5O from
Redwood, train leaving Redwood at
7:12 Sunday morning, Aug a. Re-
turning train leaves Watertown at
$50 p. m. Plan to go, and tell your
neighbor. See bills.
Maurice Smith, former Morton
boy and son Of Jos. Smith, was one
of the posse Of five men which sue
ceeded in capturing Tracy, the es-
capped Oregon convict, at Creston,
Wash, Wednesday. Tracy was
fatally wounded by the posse, and
crawling into wheat field, shot
himself through the head. The
rewards offered for him dead or
alive amount to Sll 200 and Mau-
rice will in all probability receive
one-ffth of the amount. Morton En-
terprise.
All OF the Redwood tourists to
the Pacific coast have exceedingly
kind words for the Northern Paci-
fic. They Travelled on all Of the
western lines and state that while
all others had poor rolling stock and
accommodations and discourteous
officials, the rolling stock and ac-
commodations Of the Northern Paci-
fic were the best. while the con-
ductors and other employees were
uniformly courteous. This is not
an advertisement but simply par
agrapn which the colony OF tourists
from this city insist is due the
Northern Pacific.
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
CHAS. T. HOWARDX
for the Republican nomination for county
attorney. CHAS. T. HOWARD.

for the Repub blican nomination for county
attorney. CHAS. T. HOWARD
hereby announce myself as Candidate
for the Republican domination for county
attorney, subject to the decision of Repub-
lican voters at the primaries on Sept. 10.
". H-GOJLER.
Walnut Grove, Minn.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
hereby announce to the people OF Red
wood county that I am candidate for the
office of Register of Deeds at the primarv
election on Sept To- 1902. as a Repu blican.
and shall feel very thankful to all Repub-
heans who give me their support.
L. p. LARSON.
hereby announce yself as candidate
for the RepU biican nomination for the Office
OF Register of Deeds, at the primaries TO be
held on Sept. 18th. and ask for the support
of all Republicans OTTO c. GOETZE-
BelvieW, Minn.
hereby announce myself candidate
for the nomination of Register nf Deeds
upon the Republican tickei. subject to the
decision of the September primaries. and
g. E EBARTHOLoMEW.
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20. 1902.
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