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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

a couple OF ladies going down Fourth street
yesterday afternoon came near being drowned by
tobacco splitter. j. IS disgusting, even il not
dangerous. Orange Daily Tribune
If the ladies will insist on living in the out
living towns they should 90 equipped with life
preservcrs
There arc other remedies Tor the disresses that
are created by such condition rs the present
than government ownership Of the mines.-Sdu
.irtoHio Light
Yes calling out the Federal troops and placing
them at the command Of the trusts might do it.
\
The seventeen old veterans OF the Confederate
home 81 Austin ordered discharged the other
day will not be turned adrift TO face the winters
managers, by request OF Governor Savers having
indefinitely suspended the execution OF the order.
Good for the governor and the board l--lFHiam-
son County sun
Good for the governor and the board indeed
But please don't talk about the winters blasts
in Texas you make us smile
4 =
Spiritalism ought to he on boom. 1t was
reported FROM Houston several days ago that "a
woman had followed the dictations OF dream
which resulted u ocating pot qi gold amount
ing to $1,000 She rs Spirituahst-- GGhesFFif
And now she says 1t wasn't dream but a
jolly
= =
The Houston Post never fails in giving the
Gentleman OUTLAW a rap, and it always strikes
him on his pistol pocket The Post has all these
fellows on the run and later we expect to sec
the bunch gathered and branded. While Our COM
munity is not suffering from the pistol toting
mcrobe we are heartily iu favor OF relieving in
fected places, be the means ever SO harsh. II IS
a practice that must be stopped and The Post
has hold OF the brake,-El cdmpo Nesys
Aud The Post is not the only one the whole
press OF Texas is after the toter, and will either
brake him or break him.
Mark Hanna hints that he has pocket full Of
| money IN reserve for the striking miners and
that he and his friends will be heard from before
/ the mine workers and their families shall come to
suffer from hunger and cold. AZ present the
miners OF the rest OF the country are contributing
/ strikers warmed and led while Mark stands off
and wishes them we'll, The Ohio senator has
! posed as the Moses OF the working man and
/ right now would be a good time for him to pull
out his pocket hook Clcburae Enterprise
| Unc Marks pocket won't be tapped to hurt
until the presidential election is a little nearer,
4
/ II the tenor OF the Texas press counts for any.
| thing, and no doubt Il does the proposed poll
/ tax amendment will become constitutional fact.
--HcmfStcdd Meas
! The tenor Of the Texas press usually counts for
mere than ten SPOT; but whether it will be
able to influence the intelligent voter to vote 10
pay SLso per year for something which he al
ready possesses is yet to he determined,
Il pays 70 be a sprituahst sometimes Mrs,
| Kemsteu 3 spritualist q Houston, found pot
Cicbwuc Daily CHRONICLE
That's Just the way she found il and then
She woke mp,
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PARTY orqans out Of Date.

Kansas City Star. ~.
Whether the remarkable relaxation Of pafua.
lines within recent years has given an imp.
to Independent journalism or whether ~ Il.
pendent journalism has overthrow poiiuessal =
otry, it is certain that the day OF the ihVh y,
thin party organs has passed. II is no 49,
regarded ny intelligent readers with any dsss
Of interest or confidence, What the readers :
newspapers desire is the truth In the ssa'slas.
OF current events and opinions which ns Y,
biased by narrow preiudices. The populalp " Il /
the potcntality of the independent rewspsps1, !.
merely astoken of the expanding reason = y
people,
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T@mPe1t~4 Nh 1%kGea.

at the wedding of her secretary Miss Anna Dam
The ceremony will be performed BY Rev M'
Anna Shaw, The affair must be going p y
hen picnic, for the groom isn't mentioned
4 \ =
A Binshamton man was fined Sss apiece q
a number of kisses he stole from young w
in fruit store. She was doubtlessa sIexassi'
and he mistook her for peach.
y y r So b.
If the trusts, diyineiy chosen,
Do not get that coal strike plugged
Very soon, it's more than likely
That they'll get divinely sluggeo
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SENATOR HAsNA is willing says the Memphis
News. to engage in a joint discussion Of the
tariff with Tom Johnson, provided Tom viii not
say anything about the trusts. The senator re.
CARDS the mentioning Of the trusts in the presence
Of republicans as real mean. Il is like making
fun Of the visual obliqui,y OF eross-cycd man
RICH; before his face. The trust is The natural
defect Of the tariff.
How DO the dope dealers like Judge Rsiley's
dope;
THERr will be another very perceptblc shock
felt in tho Fifteenth district 10 few days but it
will he a landslide rather than an earthquake, aud
il will be some time thereafter before Candidate
Scott will be able to sit up and take notice
cuA seems to be afraid that the new treaty
is loaded,
TIgas is no doub, that Roosevelt was per-
iecily sincere in his effort TO settle tho coal strike,
hut he didn't have tho nerve. Roosevelt is a
politeian--very much poitieion--at last
TIKI situation in New Orleans is quiet, but the
Irish have hopes.
COLONEL +. w. KrRkrArRIcE and C. Fallncr
will make trip over tho State to investigate
pecan growing. very good plan, though at FIRST
sight it appears rather nuuy
QuAnHiSE rules arc the one thing which
the people do not want relaxed
Tng adiutant general Of the Rangers viii
Scurry around Laredo in am endeayor to prevent
the commission OF violence by the railway strik-
eFs at that point
TINS may be your last chance to vote without
paying the poll tax. Better register
"Ay7sR you my dear Alphouse" by no
means after you my dear CASTOR" Let US 60
and register together my dear Alphonse.
TIM Beaumont street car muddle is settled
Bless you my children, bless YOU"
" THE coal strike has done nothing else it has
shown the people straightforward manly man.
We refer to Mitchell not Baer
WHsT do YOU suppose Andrew Jackson would
have said to those coal operuorsa
A pisFAroU says that New Orleans was on the
qui viNe all day. The "qw yiye" is evidently
something like bent pin.
FsrLow showed us registered shorthorn yes
ierday' By the way have you registered
REALLY. present conditions in the coal field,
seem to be the faul, Of the "diyinely appointed.
HAnRts COUNTY may have am independent ticket
Blu, the discard IS full OF such independents
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PossponIng the Inevitable.
phiIadelphia Record.

PhiadeIphia Kecord
Confessedly Senator Spooner Of Wisconsin
carries as level a head tpon his shoulders as ann
republican leader in any OF the States There
is no ablcr man in the party This gives unusual
Significance 70 the fact that he will voice Inc
Western demand for tariff revision and stake
his reelection TO the senate upon the hazard n
volved in the support OF that policy. The onlv
weakness in the position Of Senator Spooney
arises from the favor with which ne regards
The appointment OF tariff commission as a 6rs,
stem toward revision
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II They Got Their Just Dusa

Rockwall County Herald.
An exchange remarks; "Aii men q r,a
eeive their just reward Il is the Da1 w
lawyers to avert such misfortune an' .a;cy;s (
not for them many men who are nov 4, sts
freedom would today be doing duty To- -
as eonyiets. Such fellows are IN no ns ss.ssa 2
resolving their Just reward'--it
they do net want
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Bed Pepper for Boil wssvIIs.

Austin Statesman, NJ
The expert entomologists say that lns
weevi originated in little cotton-prodgsipss NJ,
ley Of Mexico in the state of Oaxaea. las . wv.
ers finally planted trap rows OF REQ NIX
around their cotton fields. which so ais'v alIs
the boil weevil that he packed up MS u,ss
outfit and came to Texas. Red pepper p. 'soss
applied will move almost anything OF ~
except a Mexican.
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u is Mr. HIII,s l4andIw0rk.

New York World A,,b
Senator Hill is a lawyer with neau .ryts
ordinarily cool. He is politician OF ioas n,
enee He was in absolute control o. .,.evr
toga convention. The ticket is his. lhs XIX (. a
is what he made It. II will be intefesutfs IN 81
il, upon sober second thought M. hln Il
defend the National ownership plank % "
tonal, democratic, right and wise
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the republican party is 10 be thanked and Tor
an that Is not good L IS not to blame
there are good crops good hcalsh. RICHES
storms. disasters, earthquakes, strikes washep,s
crop failures disease and poverty blame Il oh Tho
Almighty aud the democrats
- ? Slaiuc1 81 All that is hest and a disrtai,ne-
pi all that IS worst tho Hon Josh Benson Foraker
y 2 gnuering generality aud distinguished sue
The New York sun goes perfectly frantic
says the Memphis Commercial Appeal. over that
plank "a the New York democratic platform which
advocates the National ownership and operation
Of the anthracite coal mines, This is a move IN
the direction Of socialism without doubt, but
the eight railroads that run the mines arc re-
sponsibe for L. They are illegally and uneon-
stitutiouslly engaged in the mining OF coal
They decline TO observe either the law OF the
United States or the constitution OF Pennsylvania
We confess that We do not approve OF the
National ownership OF the mines but as the au-
thorities will not do their duty and enforce the
law against Mr. Baer and his associates. we
can readily understand how the people OF The
North driven from their moorings BY the pros
pcct OF coal famine, should he willing to 20
TO any lengths TO insure the operation OF the
mines. In the meantime, VIC would suggest that
the Sun expeud some Of its horror on those
lordly F;olators OF the law who trample the
Sherman act and the constitution OF Pennsylvania
under foot in order that they may freeze at
win the people Of the North,
y 4
Oscar Hammersten tho Napoleon Of stageland
says the Pittsbnrg Dispatch, IS always having
something funny happening to him. The sub
jciped notes tell the tale of his most recent OK
pcricncc Dear Mr.. Hammerstein--Wi you
kindly inform me II you have a son living in
Philadelphia young man who said he was
your son called at ono Of our theatcrs last night
and asked Tor hye seats We refused him, Of
course, bot would like to know il YOU have such
SON This is Oscars answer My Dear Sirs
After carefully looking over ID list Of al my
sous have come to the conclusion that have
no child IN Philadelphia. You say that my al
legged asked for five seats. That couvinces
me. Any child OF mine would have demanded
the entire house. Yours truly, oscar Hammer
stein
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A self.Evldent peduotlnn.

Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ii reform ot the tariff will not result !,
the lowering Of The prices OF trust-made articles
then a reform Of the tariff can not unset,le h,s;
ness even for the trusts. Talk business.
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TR.4VELfNG AGENTy--C s. z. Holland, Audi,
ios; a. ". Palmer, y. D. Tiroop. J. H. Barton ana
S. NJ Gibson
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HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

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CURRENT PoLlTlos,

The Springfield emo News (Rep0 sizes up the
situation in this State as follows There Is need
for careful work on the part of the republican
State central committee this fall. With men
like Len Small and Fred Rowe At the head Of
things there is certain to be more or less dsaf-
fection'
A rosebud is the democratic button in Wiseon.
sim IN the present campaign. Describing the
Dane county democratic convention. the Madi-
son Democrat says Every delegate in the
room wore a rosebud attached 10 the lapel OF
his coat. These were distributed among al the
delegates and spectators
Referring TO Iowa politics the Omaha Bee
(Rep.l says Governor Cummins delivered an
address from pes MONIES pulpit Sunday night
The purpose OF the innovation, as il is explained
is 10 popularSe the mornings. Now, II the
same church will secure Speaker Henderson il
win make a hiG'
The Kansas City Star (Ind Ren) is Of the
opinion that Roosevelt viii gain more than he
could lose By lighting she trusts Il predicts
that II they should Try TO defeat his reorganization
they would fan end adds 'As for his eleeilon,
II opposition in bis party should bs ssnAnsd 10
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ESP0NDE&CE Of ANY description. srhsiher
irirnaes Tor the BnsiHtss Editorial Department.
shesia IL adsretssd % The Houston Post, ans Hoi
"a any fsditiSuai ard oil checks, drafts, hoFfy
Company"
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SUBSCRIPTIONS B MAlt--Ta f5veFef
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION,
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FOREIGN OFFICES Eastern business oihoe, ~
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s. G. Eccksiih Special Agency Western st9Sil
Tribune building, Chicago CThc ). G. BeckMh Sbeei-l
Aecncyl; Office of Washington Correspondent, hosm
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Entered Al M Possoffrr oi Hoadea, Irf1f %
SeeonsCidss afeI Maitsr.
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How DO the dope dealer. like Judge Railey'.
dorps
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TIE CTTy-The Post s delivered to any part Of
ne city BY carriers Mr. Theodore Bcrue has chafse
~ the city circulation and collecting, MessrA Thee
dorc BcrinR. Charles lott. Henry Stanm and =. ",
Palmer are tie authorized coectors Of al eiiy bills
'svth ADVERTISING and suhserp,ion(, and no money
should be paid any oth0r than those named
Unless special written authority signed b. tho business
manager q showp NJ accounts 81 any siie should be
paid BY check in favor OF Tho Houston Printns
Company Subscribers failing to receive Tie Pest
regularly Will please notify the office promptly Livery
e;so q.
Houston. TeSss saturday. October n, 1902.
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THEEE will be another very percepthlc shock
felt In tho Fifteenth district in Jew days but it
will he a landslide rather than an earthquake, aud
il will be some time thereafter before Candidate
Scot, will be able 10 sit mp and take notice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03

Representative of Emory and
Henry Got Decision in In
terco|Iegiate Debate.
(spec,a, Dispatch TO "he Times

BRISTOL, TENN, May 2.--The inter
collegiate oratorical contest of the State
OF Virginia toof-plaee at Emory and Hen
~ College, at Emory. Washington county.
Virginia. tonight. 1t was a highly in
teresting contest. and was witnessed by
as many ladies and gentlemen as could
find room in the spacious college chapel.
The honor was very closely contested
for, but the committee after carefully
weighing all the points. decided in favor
of Mr.. Ike a. Wynn. of Emory and Henry
College Mr.. Wynn's home is at Jones'
vile. Lee county, Virginia. and he has
been a student at Emory for three or four
years.
The other colleges participating were
represented as follows: University of Vir-
GINA. w l.. Kinsolving: Washington and
Lee. Walter H. Atkins; William and Mary.
Floyd T. Holland: Hampden-Sidney. f.
c Stokes: Randolph-afacon. Charles Z.
Thrift: Richmond College Lane Lacy;
Roanoke College, G. NJ. Marshall
The judges of the contest Were Hon.
John A. Buchanan, of the Supreme Court;
Dr. r. Fl. Hundal!. of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute. and ex-State Senator
E. f. buchanan, of Marion. Virginia
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MUST HAVE The
NOTICE PRINTED
The Primary Plan Makes Publ
cation Mandatory-1enth
District Situation.

Interest in the congressional emu oi
Virginia politics still centers in the PROV
oh,i1tv of a contest for the Democratic
nomination in the Tenth District, ana
the friends Of Mr. Tucker are stlil INSIST
ING that he shall enter the struggle. j.
He has the matter under adVlsehe el
aud will reach definite conclusion
within the next few days. lie mas untli
noon on Wednesday. May the TIN. IN
stead of Tuesday, as heretofore stated
the former being sixty Gays before the
date of the primary. which is july DIN.
IN looking over the plan under wnlch
the district committees are acting. II is
discovered that it provides for the pup
lication by the chairmen OF the various
district committees in all the Democratic
newspapers in their respective districts
for at least one week of a. notice giving
the date on which the primary will be
held and the date on which the time 1or
candidates to enter will expire
Although the time for the latter Goes
not exuire in this district until July 10Th,
Chairman Easley on yesterday sent our
his notices to the. Democratic papers OF
the district II the Sixth District,
Chairman Eggleson has sent out MS,
and to be sure there shall be every ia
cility offered any who may desire to en-
ter they are ordered to be- printed three
times in each paper
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:, I CHAIN is only as strong as its weak
a est link, and the weak link must
LIZ bear all the strain. 1t is just so with
the human body-a weak heart, stomach,
liver or kidneys or weakness in any other
organ makes a sick person. Exposure lnva-
riably strikes hardest at the weak point.
In many instances irregular menstruatlon
is the weak link in a woman's health, and
a cold in this instance especially is attended
by narrowing results. Menstruation be-
comes suppressed and painful and excruci-
ating suffering results. The nerves give
way and ailments multiply fast until dis
ease has weakened the whole system.
Meanwhile the weak link bearing such d
terrible strain snaps. Death is the broken
chain.
Madam Rosa Marliani. who lives at No
1926 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, is one of the
leaders in French-American society in thai
city and is President of the French Singers
Association. She is held in high esteem
by her associates who are drawn togethe,
in social life by the mutual love of music
Music is an elevating influence in a com
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CANDIDATES FOR
COUNCIL IN CREWE
Two Sets Nominated Pledged to
Vote for a Mayor Whom the
Citizens Desire.
Especial Dispatch to The Times


CREWE. VA, May AT citizens
meeting, held in the hall of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers" April
20, the following ticket was nominated
for Council, instructed by the people and
pledged themselves to select a Mayor in
accordance with the wishes of the people
Of Crewe, viz: N. w. Nosworthy, T. J,
Ceilings, W. w. Bland. H. 5. Harvey, 7.
B. Oliver, w. F. Watkins J. NJ. Kidd,
A. L.. Woody and Samuel Nicholson.
Since this meeting was held another
ticket has been gotten out by an oppos-
ing faction, indorsing the gentlemen
named below as candidates for Council
men. viz: G. D. Prince. George W. Rich
ardson. J. E. Fowikes. R. d. Allen, P. J.
Crannis, A G. Short, G.. B. Layne, W. L.
Welborn and J. W. Wheary.
Rev. Herbert H. Halves, Of Richmond,
In the Presbyterian Church here Sunday
night.
Rev. G. w. DunlSley will assist Rev. j.
Y. Taylor in a series of meetings at the
Methodist Church next week.
Rev. J. w: West field secretary of
the Anti-Saloon League of Virginia, is
here for a few days in the interest of
the work.
Rev NJ. F. Sanford and wife spent
aeveral days here this week. Mr.. Sand
ford was pastor of the Baptist Church
here for a number of years. He has re-
signed the pastorate. Of Parkesly Church.
on the Eastern Shore, to accept a charge
at Stuart, Va.
Miss Mary Xix. a sister of Mrs. D. W.
ellis, of this place, died suddenly in
Richmond yesterday. The remains passed
through here to-day, en- route to Pamp-
Inns, thence to Hixburg. and will be In
terred in the family burying ground
there.
Miss Hix made her home here with her
sister Mrs. D. w. ellis, and was on
visit to her nephew, Mr. c. zHix, of Rich
mond when the sudden summons came.
She had been an invalid for a number
of years, but was greatly improved in
health when she left here for Richmond
Easter Monday.
| The ''quiIt craze" has struck this town
| in earnest The next on the list is one
! gotten up by Miss Annie PheniX for the
benefit Of the manse fund, the lady Sc
| curing the most names and money to
! have the quilt. 1t was won by Mrs
| w. A. Cook, now a resident OF Peters
burg, but late of Crewe. Fifty-seven
dollars was raised in ALL
Miss Annie ellis has returned from
| Petersburg.
| Mr.. John Elicit. a former dispatcher
here, but who resigned to accept a posi-
| ton with the Seaboard Air Line in
| Richmond has returned and will again
be employed in the main Office of the
| Norfolk and Western here.
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munity and Madam Marliani is encouraged
and helped in her musical work by the
health and energy she derives from taking
Wine Of Cardui. In writing of her case
she says:
II consider Wine Of Cardiff better than
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for female trouble. I have tried many, both
in this country and abroad, having been a
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Strengthened my nerves, restored my appetite
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Madam Marliani was right when she
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was surely fortunate to secure a remedy
that would restore her to health. She could
not get it from doctors although she went
abroad searching for relief. The power OF
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after years Of suffering has been put to the
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