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The sayIand Orphans, Home.

This home has been placed under ohliga-
lions for the following favo2s since last
report; For paid policies Of fire Insurance
b., Messrs. S. o. Cotton & Bro, o. l. Coca
ran and Childress & Taylor for $3.50 Zach
Oh tn home for the ensuing twelve mon hs;
or flesh meat for the children one Jay
sch vcok from Messrs, CASTOR and Noght;
dcn seeds from j. c. koehler; ior
m M,siames Marion and Proc err
aug f,om Meslames Bette Jones
y Hi or pictures from Mrs.
hi and books from j.
,nrs from Miss lice
~ which W. ~ S
'7Tks.
fu r. DuuNle Secretary,
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nis parents, whose home was formerly at
rassdena, near this city, on a wagon trip
10 North Texas. when about three miles
rom hearne he saw rabbit and hurriediy
The hammer caught against some obstf,,c.
,ton and the weapon was discharged,
lou/s the whole charge NJ shot Ia his
re- shoulder, decorating II in a frigbtful
No artery was reached hut ,hs shoulder
zone was fractured and Dr. Stuart pro.
nounced his injuries very severe Late
iast night he was sleeping quietly, but II
Is probable that permanent Injury will be
tne result, owing to the manner OF the
pone fracture. The attendants had not
learned the ads name and his parents did
not return 10 the city with him.
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Some Trouble in Getting the Paving
Work Under WAY.

FF'gTN
Beaumont, Texas July l5.--.The interest
In the paving work already under way
so far as preliminarles go. Is growing aud
several phases of 1t are interesting. There
are a number Of people owning property
along the proposed paved streets who have
not given their notes for their third cost
Of the work and the officials are said to be
having some trouble in getting them. An.
other thing which promises trouble and cost
Is the immense piles of building material
that are lying along the streets which will
have 10 he moved IN order to let the con.
tractors 80 ahead with the work The city
engineer has called the atsFntion OF the
council Ia this ana thew viii no doubt take
some action ar once TO have the material
removed though they will have TO do thq
10 o hurry 10 prevent bills for costs Of dc.
lays from coming IN ON them
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p.uanla poatal ReoeInts.

BRYAN. Te1as. July 1.-THE receipts n
the Brysr poslofce -; the year ending
March ~ were Ss2ii73, and this com ng
within the required statutory limit, the Of
Gce has been Raised to second class. ard
is Tho rniv one on tho Houston and Tex
AZ Central between Houston and Cors'canl.
The change provides fnr an assistant post
master 8nc Mr. I'D s norden has been ~
nnintaI effective August |. Postmaster
II,sUcu A. arranging to enlarge the Office
81 MS 10 AFFORD greater accommodation to Tue
public IN ge.Ing their mall.
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NTs AT NEW I5RIA.
ad Both Hands and His
New Ibw Shot Of,

ad Both Hands and His
New Ibw Shot Of,
young Nee July blast evening
of Joe Relaux, aged II years, son
s at nan he1l was . cut hunting a III
appeal NM u-tream waiting for the
OF ms uahu' gators he placed both
using IA IL as ana barrel Of MS shotgun,
his hahdS c Snu q, placed his chin on
iug[ q" ana The and.ng In TINS atti-
b bov is unconsclGa, way way P Tbe
viii not pass the'W, a." -nnctad he
Engineer Collins
Lumber company, 2 b .nf s'e CTnreas
accident this afterni oet rerv nSaPip rffS1i
light ng the IRE una Ewing While
mn nv oil. was very III Hybich IL
axnlosion Of the oil n ma frnm me
ne boiler. Both hantnmeau IN ~ nrda r
fnce we're severely bupg ~ ar Ghp III,
i" Tho siores Of MessrsnS anu his
and Seuberbilc and OF no planc
90 mt rcd las. n'ghAWU rcEart
Ind If clothing and w ,oi HVH ana
,rsnce was made in both iNTThh un ,
GU coming down. on rol t tu st;n.
- pnilcp Carter discoveradnp, - sho
" dry goods and jewelry' rti cies
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Rev. NJ. G. Johnson
ed The pasforate Of the Cumber-
byterisn church here TO take
bptember, when he goes to Cor
come pastor Of the First Cum
tobyterian church
Le'A.-Near Charlie. small
Kill, miles northwest OF here,
witlhens, q harvest hand, was
rendt Estep. who was Working
GRlto Wichita Falls aud sur
given
the Lo-Mrs. r. L. Elliott was
S2l0c. the district court against
the fallhnd Cotton company for
ant comhusbnnd was Killed by
montha ar tank 80 the defend
BALLINl IN Lone oak several
| Abney, n
q dry goodstores Of Hoffer a
the burgiaty, and II. Winkler,
disappolnted;e broken into. but
the cash reg!e been somewhat
ed 70 only Si"h they found In
| MARBLE Fast store amount
set on foot by Q latter 70 Sl.33.
a factory for Tenant has been
graph arms and yts "a estohIisb
is to be utllizedone and teie-
BRYAN.-The onntain cedar
Guard has receiyet
are drilling nightly,ized Light
ment. Informs and
BECKvILLE. Afte cncamp-
mare which had one
neg, young negro, Kill a
rest. III Whit
MADIsONyILLE. -Tyape ar
, Inv the Woodmen Of the'
attended from neighbour ,tpen
PALESTINE. The pirgels
wenches Is 20 be stoppeda
taken the matter In hand
keep the Jail full aS
KossE.-Yank Berry. 10
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" For fifteen years / have noted the
Afect of your Vegetable Compound in
curing special diseases of women.
II know OF nothing superior for
ovarian trouble. barrenness, and IL
has prevented hundreds of dangerous
operations where physicians claimed
il was the only chance to get well.
liberation and inflammation of the
womb has been cured in two or three
weeks through its use, and rs find it
purely an herbal remedy, / unhesitat-
ingly give it my highest endorsement.
49, Fraterually yours, DIR. r. VIRooUA,
lansing, Mich. $1,000 forfeit If oboOe tes-
nmoHiai is not genuine
II You are liz do not hesitate to
get bottle oi Lydia II. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound at
once, ana write to Mrs. Pink
ham at Lynn, Mass. for special
advice; it is entirely freea -,
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News Notes.

Beaumont Texas. July 10. Mr.. II Has
kell, the Southern Pacific conductor who
was injured here last night went to Hous.
ton tonight.
The Beaumont ball team will have Crow
ley here Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
II is stated that the cigarmakers will
organize a union here.
The Beaumont Gun club will have an In.
teresting shoot tomorrow and full attend
ance Is expected VIII G. Tyrrell Jr.. u.
Call and Or. u. d. Henderson are tied for
first place for the medal.
s. B. Cooper, Jr.. son OF Congressman
Cooper, has arrived in the city from Wash.
ington, where he has been during the win.
ter.
United States Marshal Houston has ap-
pointed Captain William Fowler deputy
Tor Beaumont, He took the oath this morn
ing before Miss Dora Gray the deputy
clerk
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Good Rain in Tho eueydan County.

GROWER La, July 15.-The Gueydan
country WIS saved today. A three-neh
rain fell over the entire rice section OF
Gueydau. The value Of this rain can not
be estimuted, but It will reach away up
into tho thousands Of dollars.
The bank Of Gueydan purchased today at
nnr tho whole OF the Gueydan drainage
bonds which amounted 70 $4,000. work
VIII begin in a few days on TINS canal
which means the reclalming Of 2ono acres
VI the best rice land In tue unlted states
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ooLMEsNElL NEWS NOTES.
The Neehes River Is Higher Than It n,
Been for Years.

Colmesneil Texas. July 1.-THE Neches
river at Smiths ferry is higher than known
for many years II is reported that a guam.
tity of wreckage aud dead cattle have
passed down the river price OF SIS is
said to be charged for ferriago az that point.
The Kirby Lumber compauy's plant az
Mobile is about completed and viii be In
operation by August l. This is said Ia
be one of the best SAW mills In Eastern
Texas
Mr.. Charlie Weaver has Just completed
the erection Of new livery stable, stu
atcd near the brlckyard.
Commissioners court Us IN session az wood
vile today, sitting as q board Of eQual1a
ton
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-, auildino for San Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas, July 1.-the north
-. 1s =, the property on Alamo plaza known
nan " Elots was today sold by Ben
a. edm' and Incie Cable Castieman r, 10
colone / T9wne 5 t9e RGrSna that r the
being $40" Tho nroperty will he town away
BUILDING no odd nip.todate business block OF
H,,o stories erected
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A WRIT OF HAesA CORPUS.

Mar At.es's 81 erayson codssoras'iys OF
DEPUTY sheriff Hilienaan as.v uSsn.c. II.
philips in this city ys't +, gray cp ..es
sss% 4 1 forss4 Tf Esg. Saf i.
MS ! i saBss. so ssss.s P 5
Mi, Mi come up for heai'Ns
|
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ontion Election in {

tyler, Texas. July lo,Ll ,nr g,nty.
ing the county comm ssioi ,o,, -sv.
proh bitten election was tan ,nre n
lion this morning WIN o, NIT Va.
IN oordering of the election. Inte
the en o,T mr. Is enabled to state frr
lesP( With members Of the court
s 1nIta,inr VIII be called the Latter
e en- month. The campaign Is d
sivo and stubborn one.
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M.nioan AooIdentaIIy KlIIed.

Victoria. Texas, July ia Mexican
named christopher Trrylno was accidental
is Killed by a negro named Lum Jack
son. who IL under arrest The latter was
eXhibiting 10 TreyIno a pistol ne nal
NC 9Treyino In the stomach, INJECTING
mortal wound The affair happened AT the
rice farm.
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and hller OF the very best grades. He MI
return Thursday tn give further inflammation
and 20 make arrangements for experiintnt,,i
stations here for next years ctop. lie nro.
nounces the Dayton country along the hrst
aud second banks OF the Trinity hrst class
tobacco land and Ia anxious to see further
development In its growth
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DEATH OF FiTzHueH FOSTER
,.t Merchant OF F7uTNsV'"7
Ftorh''0'" passes Away.

Prominent Merchant OF
fr0'''"'''N Passes Away.
Nous was received in Houston ,, monu
~, Ns" 81 the sudden death of MT f ,r Nv
P Faster at his home in Huntsville hns c ill.,
a esse5 was one of Huntsyilles leading en-"
s.ns and most successful business men dry
Ing ing senior Sn member of the large Eeta tan or'
rn Of roster Bros 81 yt Of M shat iis D.
Fasser was oT1Snet chief OF the Houston
day Hssa, sMs to attend the funeral H., P S
ceased the nrime Of l iite Ses am a
wide circle n%Ssis. u,I" He leaves widow
and two eha'"sSSnsS The announcement o
the funeral "xes&nts has not yet bee
made.
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PRINCESS yInOQUA, N. D.
Endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound After
Following Its Record For
Yanrs.

DEAR Mrs PISKHAM Health 10
the greatest boon bestowed on humans
ity and therefore anything that can
restore lost health is q blessing. I
consider Lydia IL. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound as blessing Ia
State and Nation. 1t cures her moth
ers and daughters and makes them
well and strong.
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rohaoco -etowlnn Al DAYTON.

Dayton, Texas, July n. Mr. L. II. shelter
Of the United states experimental tobacco
station OF Texas. located AT Willis, visited
The Blair tobacco farm today with view
TO aiding IN the proper preparation OF the
leaf 10 secure the best results, which, when
done, ne thinks will develop a wrapper
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For Niolatinn Postal Laws.

John c. Carter was arrested by Officer
Kaufman MondJ afternoon upon war
rant ISSUED 10y I1.ted States Commissioner
Dunn charging aim with sending an OBJ
scene ,t.er through the mails He was
tax II be, ore Commissioner D.. "A and in de-
.aUlt 500 bond was committed to the
cit. ialL.
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.I...allu Shot HimseH,

49, about " years of age was D'S ,,,arn.
to the ln Hesrne, Texas, suffering from :,
ing irO" wauna in his right shoulder. -, :,
gunshot w ss"4 me boy was accompanying
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MIR. Ives M.

Beaumont. Texas, July Is City Secre-
tary W. A. Ives was taken suddenly and
seriously i'll this morning at the close Of the
corporation court. Doctors were hurriedly
summoned and by the administering OF
strong medicines they brought him around
so that he could be taken home. This
afternoon he is better and thought 10 be
entirely out OF any danger.
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nL..oLee slave, bead.

n.,,son Texas. July 15.--Josh Gooding'
la to he the Oldest negro IN the rerl,,
ea,u d,ed Yesterday in the cherokee
Crossing Cooling cs@ osr to The be dhsrof Sec
old. lie Was tns Of North Carolina and
in th Sela a'j In slavery by that tribe
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.,,her prickly Ash Bitters
In warn, we e2se qualities. Workers who
helps your sI JSay,oiIy stand the heat better
i Ire ess fatgded At night b s. e. store tore
f iRs 80 M@ ,Ise str: special SF's agents.
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N.c,o gantists al SANDY Point.

sandy Point, Texas July Is. Delegates
from al parts Of tho State are arriving
bere today to attend the coored Free Mis-.
sionary Baptist association. which meets
here today. and will last 70 July 81. A
large crowd Is expected.
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MArINEE ronAY AZ 2:so.

laFf Comedy company gives a special
thpd cnudren's matinee today at
a Forum. Every child will receive
10 and prices for all children are
"lhtany part of the house. Tonight
spechst" will be given with new
night Ladies free on tomorrow
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WEDDINGS.
Mitchell Shook.

united IN marriage w. ]. Mitchell or
bosque county AMI Miss Joerome Shook OF
steubner at his office In this city. they
were accompanied by an uncle and aunt
Of the bride.
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Groue,s Rlaek Root Liyer piIIs.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They act on the liver
equal 10 calomei and leave no bad after
efects No gripping. no sick stomach. win
cure chrcnlc constipation. Price 25 cents.
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~. E...a. e1ears.an.

Eagles will give
aa-A excursion to Woo'lams
ton. on sun lay. July 20. A
iEhtcen pieces wi II accompany the
t1tong and ''bird Of a time Is
T." m'scd The announcement II train
hrtu,e win be found in the railroad coll
Tins OF this issue.
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HEARING Postponed.

be case against Angelina Kazeni, the
Ian woman charged with murderous
~ on Mrs. c. Mitchell of 3103 Freund
Il S4uua. uigAt. set for preliminary
, " In Justice Matthews court, was
: SEQ o. tAe state on account OF absent
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|cRFt ON MAIN POINTS
| MINOR DIFFERENCES NOW
MY srMAlN UNSETTLED
=, Va, Week and Mr.. Morrison
IN NJ ~. Opinion that Statement
Esp'' Abstraction Is Near at Had.

PIE s'rlA. ,,ool,y settled, only fewpinor
IN Is prae .a,n,ns to be agreed upo' be.
tsls ieH'" nnrsnding parles regald'nAthe
~ tue M arbitration committee WISE
'' cue questions n rispEe
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Moruan-Thomas,

Also, by the same justice at / p. NJ.
the ceremony was performed that united
as husband and wife Mr.. Samuel T. Nor
city.
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R.ra,ns Still, Held.

body of Lena Stevenson. who was
Henry Cassell early Monday morn
-sn,S4at tn undertaking estabilsh,,
Il S. Westheimer, where u Is heiu
advices as TO It's disposition IRON
or friends.
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u.u.bo,o Hosiery Mills.

T,1as. July 15.-Ihe HIIIsbor'
VAS %mnis started up today Ece,I The s,I rrn
lions HSsatisfoctor1y. i dSS more nSEn VII be
aoueu Us demands Of business require.
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New Synagogue at San Anto

san Antonio, Texas, July lo'-lne
Gone az Temple Beth I'll, the new
,.,rsb,n Of the Hebrews OF SaII
81 We os iaid today by the Masonic I
mo- ,Titb imposing ceremonies ~
y 5ofo neople being present. i
tnaU ToTrchltecture is Moorish. II
o. oi,h ~ Of white limestone with gram
pun .I,a as " and will cost when compie'
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MUNICIPAL NEWS NOTES
A QUIET DAY IN THE DEPARTMENTS
OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT.
me special Committee Decides that the
] Rail viii Not Do on Franklin
Avenue.

Inc ordinance committee, President PHI.
iot OF the board Of public works and the
city engineer met at the city hail vester.
aay afternoon for consideration of tho an.
pteaion OF the Houston Electric company
" use tne rail- on Franklin avenue be.
'"NsA '~"ih aud san JsGintu streets. al.
" e'"- A41'lYs0n wss gtG az ne lnaiute.
-'e cushion Ussoye .ae eouncli
'',H- -"a. as sac J.d.444le % Oetover,
s'.t' ~ e.As>1, p.oSlAias lor Lae
% '-e eiooNeu Tdll UIiy On al paved
ee's III lhis city, that there was no
bse open put 10 repeal that ordinance
suomi new one covering the case,
Vt 1t take Its usual course in council.
v..,l0 street is already torn up and exon.
mem Peihs madJ Ior tue paving improve.
IA. af ueiuy Would prove a serious mat
49,, ,NAlei Nlew4ns .ne ndtter from all
z I"e e'sS eue.heer MS Inst, ucted
"' ''''~"s 'V--'r"-f 20 p.oe.eI
.4e .Y1ns
.. * e-u5. W ta4
.'...'-a o.
.t- ,4S --s-..sa~Uus'
30 a e.VN.
&c. .-se-IJels
.nAae
-
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Charlton Doino Damage at Port Arthur

port Arthur. Texas July i5.-Charbon is
causing considerable anxiety to owners OF
stock and n good many deaths among cattle
hero Fine mich cows are generally &c.
lected by the dread disease aud several
nave died within few days,
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l.. u4la <. ..,.nts 'Treets
$500. A. se.tG ulAn .stteeuNe-
,.. q. It'll Ssp leave th4 thdt Il
tu... t..4t us ,as Nloie arenS anti
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VA necessarily cross the various
hides ally ale oJh5ed 10 pleu'ntS IN,
ooXlols olors Strangers WISHING
the cit. do not gain very p'e"9" ,iec.
o. Inc eG"e 6T inhallng these abominabe
smells ana viewing the shiny n't ny, S sItv
face OF The oAyous as tnes sat,ons Tne
ii'in 1uS ctty would be vastly bene-
a a,'I n % such action and Alderman Archer
hopes It VIII not oe Io"sei
THE FORCE MAIN LEAKING
main which conveys the liquid
,ho rn,nping station to tht
'V' 70 ,.4,r hodlv in numerous
Il. ro.lo" us - i''N9 ~ ppf+b ware
q PAGES. IAe utlzeuS VI ~ -, ,,,n,
10, ,,n,s about the matter ana SOM
ar UP III a. - Ga +be near future Il
acton on ther pnIi =" ornnud Is saturated
u.g..g pronRDie. Inc sIounu 'fhesc teal<
. yiIb the soluble sewage from nv I5ohie !
n Il mo wells and cls.erls are - -, y,i
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.
WHITTWRIGH

WHITEwRIGHT Frank Andrews,
formerly OF Sherman, but lately of Beau
mont, where he was correspondent for
leading dailies in Chicago and New York,
has purchased half Interest in the
Whitewright Sun.
TYLER The scholastic census OF Smith
county shows; White pupils 5ll7, colored
pupils 04os, Pnplls outside Of Independent
districts 6Ss2. Pupils IN city Of Tyler l1al;
There is an Increase this year OF several
hundred pupils within the scholastic age
Smith county over last year.
"oTIMPSoNs--h truck growers associa,
e q was organized here with about 100
NC nbers. and several more 10 sign yet,
,lousand or more Of acres Of peaches
~ n a. a. tomatoes will be planted here for
not not, lgesr's crop,
The sty-IA.- Bury Miller and Granville
is TO bpet here In joint discussion on the
rite trim. of local option. II was the open
ted $40, nc campaign In this county
81 q. InhI.an
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ne Baby Is Cutting Teeth
ma use that old and well tried
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp'
n teething. It soothes the cnllu,
gums. allays all pain, eufes
and Ia the best remedy ioi
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.u..u Aivnt
go, Ae o4A,l ses4'V"
..4I4s lue het' ,sNO
and " ate Gas p
. A.s not u IL ;
G next council ne
.. .I. Iue "a es ,
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OF intellectual activity and enjoyment.
AS man advances 10 the conquest OF
the natural world the sense Of smell will
always have important work TO do, and
its range Of usefulness must constantly
Increase.
The ear Of man may be expected TO
become more complex I'm the future, IN
response TO IT'S continued education in
musical way, and the demand for
finer distinctions In pitch and quality OF
sound. The future man VIII be able TO
distinguish greater variety OF sounds
and TO hear vibrations above and below
those audible 20 the man " the present
The most remarkable development in
the structure % the future man will oc-
cur In the brain. which. az the organ OF
the expanding mind registers In It's
own structure the intellectual expert
ence OF the individual and the race.
Not all parts Of the brain, however. VIII
share alike In this development There
are certain regions including the sem
sorry and motor centers, which VIII vary
relatively little. for they present much
the same simplicity Of structure from
the apes up 70 man.
This similarity Of structure means
similarity OF function, FOR both apes
and man feel and move--though not
precisely IN the same way. In other re-
gions, however, the brain OF a savage
elbows much greater simplicity than the
brain Of a philosopher, In which the
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convolutions are much more complex.
This region Of variable structure In
cludes the sO-callcd associa ion centers,
whose Importance IS clearly Indicated
by the above comparison 10 Is sup
posed To- be the seat Of those higher
mental faculties which especially dis
tingulsh civilized man. Tn this region
at any rate the brain OF the future man
VIII undergo the greatest modification.
The Improvement IN the brain VIII
probably affect also rs quality civil
lied man has q larger and heavier brain
than lower races Of men and there rs no
reason 10 believe that the limit has been
reached In this direction
The higher development Of the brain
viii probably be accompanied hy gene
eral enlargement OF the physioai man.
Civilized peoples have. iu general bet
ter and larger muscles than saNnges. In
which the muscles are thin and The calf
Of the leg slender The average Euro
pean or American OF the present is
taller than the average man of 2lOj
years ago. In spite Of the ,remen-
dous influence of the Olympian
games, which were observed through
out the period OF Greek nationality,
Greek athletes excelled those Of modern
times In few. u any. Of the tests Of
strength and agility
SO far as the records go. the present
generation has excelled any other of re-
cent times, and our grandchildren VIII