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also for the stone and IL broken fragment of bone had to
be expelled from the flesh the violet with other herbs was
considered most useful Into these old medical mixtures the
violet always introduced in a good handful ana v"
liberty suppose that its pleasant perfume IN an
when contrasts much insisted on was supposed 70
work wonders against noisome suppurative ailments
We must confess TO some doubt upon the subject Of the
voe alleged efficacy in of cancer but We are open
conviction For the sake OF suffering humanity we de-
vouty hope that should happen to be nothing in this
discovery that panaeea will soon be found for ar
resting the ravaRes OF this foul disease
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AS to Senator Bailey.
Washington Correspondence Dallas Times Herald.

Washington Correspondence Dallas Times-He
Senator Bailey OF Texas is just beginning his term
senator, but observe, please, that he is member of
committees of the senate four of them important and
foreign relaons) the very best in the senate Priv
and elections is counted hrsclass committee and 50
by many lawyers Territories dealing with the possible
mission OF three States besides the legislation for
ka, and census which will probably put through per'
census law at this session, the four good commt
the Texas senator Irrigation is fifth that may be pl
nent at this session, The other three-hsheries res
but for the fact that they furnish charmanshps and
tee rooms for But to land five good comm
the FIRST turn out Of the box as Western man y
say shows evidence of intent get to the front %
part OF the junior senator from Texas. He Z
while IN the house and promises to be one the ssn
soon a. ne gets fairly started.
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sinners Of America their necessities al comparative prices,
at per cent profit upon the actual capital invested Let
him guarantee rights and equal opportunities and the Ameri-
can people will take of the trade OF the world neither
will they ask the people home times the profits
upon their necessities which they willing sell the
same goods in foreign countries.
1t Is safe prophecy that President Roosevelt will
need all of his strenuousness before the Antitrust
League gets through its fight with him and the trusts
which it has Just begun The league is in the right
and it has the backing of fourffths of the American
people.
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TAMPERING WITH TRIPLES.
MARJORIE.

An, you are sweet do confess;
Your curving lips. each golden tress
Awakes world Of tenderness
Within my heart for you.
When have walked with you, my own,
At night alone we two alone,
Nights when your eyes looked up and shone,
Those wondrous eyes of blue. g
Or have sat, you my knee,
Until the hours small and wee
All, dear, only live for thee
But just for thee do
And you have talked to me so low
That half you said could not know
! only heard your accents flow
But how those accents drew
Yes drew on me for all the store
OF all | knew, dreamed before,
OF love, sweet love, of days of yore--
All, dear, my love is truel
All true, all true, dear girl to theei
AS torrent leaps into the sea-
So, in current wide and free
My love goes out to you.
And you'll know you loved to go
With me and murmur soft and low
While cold without heard the blow
OF winds that wildly blew
But still, dear girl. when all is said,
view these midnight walks with dread
Now, want you to stay abed
do7 You bet do
OF It's nice to hear you crow,
And nice to walk you to and fro
But days the time for that, you know;
Now close your eyes Of bluei
Three men were killed in Chicago by the fall of era
The crane however, wasn't bird.
While practicing with gun Washington young Ii
killed who behind the target. II a man is
safe behind the target when girl shoots gun where
The world may safety be found?
x
suffering subscriber sends in the following plant
tive read in Texas papers
Bout the flowers all in bloom
Bout their beauty and their fragrance,
Bout the air filled with perfume
Now, all you Southern poets.
VIII you kindly tell me, pray,
Where is all this found in Texas
And I'm needed out that way?"
*
Now that China is to temple to Ii shouldn't
balance of the world erect something TO the memory
Ananas?
1t is said that Sampson is tired beyond the possibility
-est. But then there others.
fellow who lived in Patchogue
Once called on his girl with his dogue,
But the dogue tore her clothes
And muddied her hotties, +
And she called the young fellow hogue.
J. M. LEWIS,
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Senator Mas0n'a Creates, pano.,


Perhaps Senator Mason is not making a. much f s..
~ ne seems g be Tor reelection the senate He has
ieAeneu me stage az which the newspapers are dirrs
kespg hm before the public whether he does anvthn
danger that hsy will drop him when he ae,us
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cmUserr will doubtless observe the cursw law here.

The ten,story office buildme on First avenue is not
large enterprise in this district huge and expensive plants
even though 1t IS 70 occupy roo feet each But this
pe OF ogS ana lef 100 eel square and ten stories high
means room Tor onces II means that corporations which
convenience ind such accommodations here For
this building will be initiated until all demands are met
OF modern Office accommodations hut hereafter there Is 10
be plenty OF such spaee--BgmiRsbam iee-Herald
BRAuEGuAm, while the leading city OF Alabama Is not
large Houston. Nor is there the demand there for
6rstclass Office that there in Houston A structure
in Houston such that mentioned could be filed with pay
ing tenants and not half try Indeed there demand here
for several Of the kind
Bur then. Nicely and Rathboue ooped different kind
of loop
What Is the psychological explanation OF the remarkable
soTs he 1na s9P Eyer sG captivity Of Miss
Profanity due to fear that might take 10 the lecture
platform
Tnr English American tobacco war seems to be stnl
plugging along
Thr new postmaster general ayors cheaper letter post
age he can get on the track of the man who looted be
chicago postoee he can doubtless supply Of stamps at
nearly cost price. -
VINO will be FIRST to solicit subscriptions for t,i,n,h,
arch for Sampson, '"'
Tr wife Of Governor Shaw thinks her husband Is h,
o. the kind Of stuff presidents are made Of Ii this 4
fact Teddy can be trusted discover the fact aud 10 a
him to resign 19N
ChAvNeEY has perhaps degenerated from post prandia
orator to post prandal nonentiy
~ THAT New Jersey couple Of seNagenaFians to whom the
stork has lust brought baby in answer to PRAYER had %
advertised they might have had it long time ago
CHICAGO Judge says shakespeare Interpretation 81 Ia,
IN me Merchant Of Venice was distinctly bad Th
must make Mr. Shakespeare feel mighty cheap
THAT New York esntsnsrian who walked our of ...o,
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window be said be suffering from an early
fall
II THE reform element makes New York as good as 1t
threatens to do the little old won't be worth visiting
IT be true Bismarck said, that the Monroe doc
rne is bit of impudenee But il it is bit Of inpudenee
Germany will have to put up with it.
THOSE people who received Christmas gifts from un
expected buying New Years gifts for the
donors
THAI peace protocol promulgated between Argentina and
Chile to have been signed much guarantee
Of good faith for publication
THE Boston Herald is agin everything that the naval
clique is agin This puts the Herald in the New York Sun
class.
PRFspENr ROOSEVELT will perhaps observe, when too
late that the storm Of public opinion is taking that dread
funnel shape
DISPATCH says Sampson is very weak az Washington"
We thought that Washington where he particularly
strong,
JAPAN has placed order for number Of submarines
II she needs dub marines spare her Benham and
Ramsay
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II reform element makes New York good as it
threatens do the little old won't be worth visiting
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THAT peace protocol promulgated between Argentina and
Chile have been signed not so much guarantee
Of good faith for publication.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by THE
HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

G. j. PALMER ......................V Vice President
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THE Boston Herald is agin everything that the naval
clique is agn. This puts the Herald in the New York Sun
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IT MAY be true Bismarck said that the Monroe doc
trine is bit of mpudenee. But il it is bit Of mpudenee
Germany will have to put up with it.
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CORRESPONDENCE of any description Vhchcr in
ssrasd for ne Business or Ed5ogia! Depgimen soa &c
u!dnni and all checks drafts moneyordeyS made pay
ebie 10 The HoUsToN PRINTING CoMpANY,
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story window be said to be suffering from an carl
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PREslpEwr ROOSEVELT will perhaps observe, when too
late that the of public opinion is taking that dread
Of cha
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THOSE people who received Christmas gifts from un
expected buying New Years gifts for the
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Bur. then Nicely and Rathbone ooped different kind
Of loon.
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What is the psychological explanation Of the
apathy OF the American people the captivity OF Mis-
stone The missionary t-Nep York IY0rid.
PRoRAnLY due to fear that she might take 10 the lecture
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION,
1908, i1o5, t1o7 and 1909 Franklin Avenue.
THE SUNDAY POST,

Entered al The Posore al Houston Texas SecondCias,
Mail Matter
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DISPATCH says Sampson is very weak at Washington.
We thought that Washington where he particularly
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CHAuNeFr has perhaps degeneraed IRON post prandial
orator to post prandial nonentity
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Whe all sorts of speculation the probable course
events IS being INDUCED in the president is still making
plans ior future eonquests are presumably those b
W opposed 10 NM This latter class is working ouieti
6. Sar and It may be time before hand shown
osg me case interesting developments all of which
49, " " "e i'"e OF eaohet changes, may be looked for
Z.
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~ THAT New Jersey couple Of sexagenarans to whom the
stork has lust brought baby in answer to PRAYER Mad %
advertised they might have had il a long time ego
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THE wife Of Governor Shaw thinks her husband i ht,
o. the kind Of stuff presidents are made Of Ii this 4
ee Teddy can be trusted to discover the fact aud to ask
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ehleAoo Judge says shakespeaes Interpretation Of law
in the Merchant Of Venice case was disnc,l h. SN
must make Mr. Shakespeare feel mighty cheap
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VINO will be FIRST to soc, subscriptions for triumpha
arch for Sampson,
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Let the two campaigns of education go onl
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TRE postmaster general fayors ebea,er Letter 80.
age II he can get on the track of the man who looted b
Chicago postoee he doubtless get supply Of stamps a.
nearly cost price. o.
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FOREIGN OFFICES-Eastern business Office a. A, IS,
e g. 49 Tribune building New York lIhe s G BeekTta
. C. Beckwth Special Agency Office of Washington or
respondent, Room Ames building, G street n W.
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JAPAN has placed order for number of submarines
II she needs any dub marines spare her Benham and
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Tnr EnglishAmercan tobacco war seems to be sta
plugging along
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THE TINES WASHINGTON. SATURDAY, JUNE IA. 1902

pages in American history than the page
which tells of our dealings with Cuba
during the past four years. On her be-
half we wlged a war OF which the main
spring was generous Indignation against
oppression. and we have kept faith alb
solutely. 1t is earnestly to be hoped
that we will complete in the same spirit
the record so we'll begun. and show in
our dealings with Cuba that steady con-
tinuity OF policy which 1t is essential for
our nation to establish in foreign affairs
ii we desire TO play well our part as a
worldpower.
We are a wealthy and powerful ma
ton Cuba is young republic, still
weak. who owes to US her birth: whose
whole future, whose very life, must de-
pend on our attitude toward her. ash;
that we help her as she struggles up
ward along the painful! and difficult road
of self-governing independence. l ask
this aid for her, because she is weak
because she needs it; because we have
already aided her. l ask that open
handed help. Of a kind which self-rc-
speeding people can accept, be given to
Cuba, for the very reason that We have
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given her such help in the past Cur
soldiers fought to give her freedom; and
for three years our representatives,
civil and military, have toiled unceas-
ingly, facing disease of a peculiarly sim
lister and fatal type with patient and I'M
complaining fortitude. to teach her how
to use Alright her new freedom. Never
in history has any alien country been
thus administered. with such high in
tegrity OF purpose. such wise judgment,
and such single minded devotion to the
country's interests. Now. ! ask that the
Cubans be given all possible chance
to use to the best advantage the freedom
of which Americans have such right to
be proud. and for which so many Amer
lean lives have been sacrificed.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
White House. June 10, 1902.
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NO ALTERATION IN
CUBAN SITUATION

lest free trade with them might ruin
certain of cur interests here. In the
actual event their fears were proved
baseless as regards Eawaii. and their
apprehensions as to the damage to any
industry Of our own because of the pro-
posed measure of reciprocity with Cuba
seem to me equally baseless. In my
judgment no American industry will be
hurt. and many American industries Will
be benefited, by the proposed action.
1t is to our advantage as nation that
the growing Cuban market should be
controlled by American producers.
The events following the wGr with
Spain, and the prospective building of
the isthmian canal. render il certain
that we must take in the future a far
greater interest than hitherto in what
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SPENT 50 YEARS IN
GOVERNMENT SERVICE
Mr.. E. c. Fowler, Formerly of Post
Office Department, Succumbs to
Bright's Disease.

Mr.. E. C. Fowler, formerly chief clerk
OF the First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral and chief of one of the divisions in
the City Postoffce, died at his home. in
Riverdale. Thursday afternoon at 4:30
O'Clock, OF Bright's disease.
Mr. Fowler was 60 years of age. and
leaves a widow and six children. He has
been in the Government service thirty
five years. and has filled positions OF re-
sponsibiiity with efficiency and to the
satisfaction OF his superiors.
He has many friends at the Postofiice
Department. who sincerely mourn the
death of Mr. Fowler and sympathize
with the family in their bereavement.
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MISDEMEANOR TO WEAR
SPANISH WAR BUTTON
Unlawful Use of Decora ton to Be Pun
ised by Fine of Fifty
Dollars.

Representative Cassel, OF Pennsyl-
vania, introduced IN the House yester-
day a bill making 1t a misdemeanor for
persons to unlawfully use o. wear the
easigns or button of the Spanish-Amer
lean War Veterans. the insignia or ro-
settle of the Naval and Military Order OF
the Spanish American var, or the Of
fetal decorations Of Spanish-American
War Societies.
The bill provides a penalty Of $50 fine
for any one guilty of using or wearing
unlawfully the insignia of the Spanish
American War Veterans.
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The Secretar-' of War will send to
Congress. probably tcday. in answer to
house resolution, the papers in the
case OF Miss Reoecca Taylor, who was
discharged from the War Department
for criticisicg the Administration.
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Presidents Message Urg-
ing Reciprocity Read
and Committed.
NO FARLEY WITH THE ANTS
Caucus to Be Held Before Thursday to
Draft Measure Providing Tariff Cut
Beet Sugar Men Still Express Con-
fdence.

The development in the Cuban reci-
procity situation yesterday was the mes
sage of the President to Congress.
The Senate interrupted the Crozier
executive session to listen to the read
ing Of the message. 1t received the
closest attention from all the Senators
present. II was referred to the Com
mittee on Cuban Relations.
AS far as could he discovered on the
surface, no progress toward the passage
of the reciprocity bill desired by the
President was made yesterday. No meet
ing of the Cancellation committee" was
held, despite the promise of the beet
sugar Senators on Thursday. The Ad-
ministration Senators, it is understood.
declined to discuss the situation further
with the ''antis''
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happens throughout the West Indies.
Central America. and the adjacent
coasts and waters. We expect Cuba to
treat us on an exceptional footing po-
lftically, and we should put her in the
same exceptional position economically.
The proposed action is in line with the
course we have pursued as regards all
the islands with which we have been
brought into relations of varying init
macy by the Spanish war. Porto Rico
and Hawaii have been included within
our tariff lines. to their great benefit
as well as ours. and without any of the
feared detriment to our own industries.
ferent relation. have been granted sub
stantial tariff concessions.
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Economic Concessions Asked.

Cuba is an independent republic. but a
republic which has assumed certain spe-
cial obligations as regards her interna-
tional position in compliance with our
request / ask for her certain special
economic concessions in return; these
economic concessions to benefit lis as
we'll as her. There are few brighter
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Action Next Week.

No action of any kind is considered
In the least probable until next week
caucus of the Republican party is ex-
pected at some time before Thursday.
when the canal bill will be voted on,
and gotten out of the way.
The beet sugar Senators will then
have the chance to announce finally
whether they will stand with the reci-
procity wing of the party or nc<.
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No Break in Ranks of Ants.

No break in the ranks of the beet
SUGAR men was discovered before or after
the reading of the Presidents message.
Senator Elkins, late in the day, pro-
fessed to be quite as strong in his faith
that reciprocity bill would be mad
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TWENTY YEARS TRIAL.

There are lots OF good things the doc
tors know nothing about We fire.
quently cure people OF disease after
the doctors have given them up. II
the disease comes from over work,
dissipation, OF exposure, causing weak
and watery blood, and loss of flesh and
strength. We have the one sure rene
DIV In DR.. Gums Blood and Nerve
Tonic. These tablets taken with
meals turn the food into rich red
blood, making strong steady nerves,
and increasing the strength, building
up solid flesh at the rate OF TO sTbs
per week. This means health. For
nervous prostration, loss OF memory,
or pale, sallow complexion, a better
remedy was never made. Doctors
know nothing about this remedy only
the fact that We make cures; as we
have been doing this for twenty years
We know our method TO be the right
one. Druggists sell DR.. Gums Blood
and Nerve Tonic for Use per box, or 3
boxes for 81, or sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF price. Write us for a pam.
phlet telling all about this great med
lcine. Address DR.. Gum, PHILADELPHIA
Pa. For sale at DR.. Stones Drug
Stores. I
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WANTED
BADLY
BY The Jurisdictions Of Two
States

On Wednesday afternoon. upon the
requlsition Of Governor Gage, OF Calf
fornia, and Governor Mcbride Of
Washington, Governor Geer issued
warrants for the return OF one fugitive
from justice, each. to the two respec.
tive states. The requisition from the
officials Of the Evergreen state called
for the delivery to d. ID. McPhee, who
was designated as the agent for that
state. Of the person Of Tricksey Jor.
dan. a colored woman. under arrest in
Portland. and wanted in Spokane for
the crime OF larceny from the person,
in that she took from a man some
$500 in greenbacks. From the Califor.
MIA authorities came a request for the
person Of George Starr, who Is also
under arrest in Portland Starr is
wanted In Sacramento on a charge Of
grand larceny. He is accused OF the
theft OF $3.50. ring and a purse from
an acquaintance. Starr will be re
turned to the Golden State by Jasper
williams, who was sent to Oregon as
the agent Of that state.
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Congressman BLACKBURN weds.

Washington, D. c., Dec. lS-Today's
wedding Of Miss Louise l. Vaughan
Parker. daughter OF Colonel Myron l..
Parker, the millionaire capitalist and
former Commissioner of the District
Iof Columbia, to Representative Ed
mond Spencer Blackburn. Of North
Carolina, was given eclat by the pres
ence OF a large number OF congress.
men, diplomats, department officials
and other men prominent in public
life. together with their wives and
daughters. The marriage ceremony
was performed at high noon at the
home Of the brides parents in Yer
mont avenue. The brides only at
tendant was her sister. Miss Ruth
Parker, and the best man was Senator
Prichard Of North Carolina.
The bride OF today made her debut
four years ago at one OF the largest
teas Of the season. She is a tall,
handsome girl Of the brunette type.
with regular featurc7 and graceful
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clifford and irwin 10 Meet.

Oakland, Cal, Dec. 1S-There is
promise Of a lively bout at the Acme
Athletic club tonight when Jack Cliff
ford and Toby Irwin come together
for a twenty.round encounter. The
men are in first rate shape for the
contest and reports today. from their
respective training quarters indicate
that both are confident Of winning the
decision and the long end Of the purse.