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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-13
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lie STATUE TO RocHAMagAu.

On May 5 the battleship Gaulos sailed from Tou
Ion France with the distinguished officers on board
who will represent France at the unveilins Of the
Rochambeau statue in Washington the 24th instant
The presidents letter inviting France to participate
in this ceremony was received by the French press
and all France in the most cordial manner Admiral
Fourners order the French representatives, before
the departure of the Gaulcs couchcd in the most
complimentary and friendly terms in it's references to
tie American people Altogether Americas invitation
and its acceptance by France will do much to revive
and strengthen ancient friendship existing between
the two countries.
Jean Baptisto Donation de vimeur Count dc Roch-
amboau, marshal of France, Of those distin-
gushed Frenchmen who could say with Lafayette,
when heard of American independence my heart
was enlisted" Neither Rochambeau Lafayette
manned with the enlistment OF their hearts but
each came to America and personally took the field
rendering valiant service to the American
When Lafayette returned to France in 1779 he
found the country filled with enthusiasm for the Amer
leans struggle for liberty
This public enthusiasm" says the historian "ri.
umphod over the hositatng reluctance Of Maurepas
and the economical prudence OF NecSar Tho army,
paced under the command of the veteran Rocham-
beau, commended for his 'stcadinoss wisdom ability
ana prudence TO be composed OF G000 men"
From $50 to 1852 Rochambeau was in command Of
the French forces in the United States under Wash
to cvcry student of American history. He took a
prominent part in the Yorktown campaign which re-
stated in Lord CORVALLIS surrender on October 49,
ISL Ito the combined forces OF America and France
The zeal of this distinguished soldier in our cause
is hovn by his action at the beginning of the march
lccthward after CORVALLIS The Continental treasury
low and the soldiers had not been paid for several
months When the movement began, among the troops,
the historian says dissatisfaction was manifested;
bit Count de Rocbambeau advanced $4,000 in gold
upon the pledge OF Robert Morris that he would refund
the by the LIST of October and the effect upon tho
troops who had long been without pay inspiring"
The American people have great to honor
the memory Of the Count de Rochamboau. There Is a
further reason why tho erection OF statue 10 the
great Frenchman at this particular time gladdens the
hearts of all patriotic Americans. The statue will
landmark Of the early days OF the republic
and it's old ideals lest We forget Rochamboar re.
calls Lafayette and Lafayette recalls Washington and
while remember Washington the republic will not
drift from it's ancient moorings OF liberty honor
justice and right,
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drop off by Of disease; some of us come to
violent ends; some of overwhelmed in great
company in a tremendous calamity. Like gnats upon
an orange, we creep and crawl through petty
courses upon this ball live 1t whrls through
space. Between a sleep and a sleep we fret out our
little lives until sleep the great sleep And yet this
pigmy with life that burns out a candle Is
gifted with aspirations that reach up to heaven and Is
held in check by fears that go down to hell To fear
God is the conclusion Of the whole matter the King
Ecclesiastes wrote 1t long ago "or ever the silver
cord be loosed, the golden bowl be broken the
pitcher be broken at the fountain the wheel broken
at the cstern then shall the dust return to the earth
as it and the spirit shall unto God who
gave IT,"
The American people have been prompt In giving
relief to sufferers from this great disaster
our doors. What more is needed will be cheerfully
given. Whatever may be shortcomings in malad.
minstration of National affairs abroad and in.
dustral affairs at home the hearts of tho American
people are sound and in the right place and their hands
are always open relieve any distress within their
power
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

We're runt mani parah an outcast among our
kind We expectln to attend III gabest Of th State
Press association at Gainesville Wednesday, an here
be disqualified We went down TO tn photographers
this mornin ter set fer likeness which we goin ter
take along ter present ter Mary Jane an seem main
guy wasn't in kinder snoopin eroun' when whut
should we meet tip with but big black shoudered
denohn must ha ben big ter hold forty fights an
katsenjammer an big label tina, il said Tom
ing Solution kvry drinkin who deserves that proud
title has his own pet fer his perticlar brand O.
booze an Il III teller call his tonin solution
we didn't an anyhow system needed little tonin'
up SO we swigged anbut why lay bare awful suffer
inn When our senses VIC found at whut we'd
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EDITORIAL PIcKuPs.

The etronety with which American officers attempt to
excuse their torture OF Fipnos by the statement that the
latter tortured American troops is iamentabe The indians
scaped American troops but knew Of American
oi1cerS resorng to similar mode of retaliationLou
Clarion ~
1t claimed that million dollar fund has been raised In
lineage TO spread the doctrine OF agnostoism This doctrine
as 20 religion simply is, neither believe disbeeve
doH know All Mssourians are supposed 10 have descend
ed from the fellow who invented agnostiesn hence their
doctrine, You'll have 10 show mc.-RoekEdH Success
AZ exchange says that babe is the prince OF walls an
nhabtant OF apand the morning caller MONDAY crawer
midnight bawer the only precious possession that never ex
cites envy Key that opens the hearts OF all classes rich
ana poor alike IN all countries stranger with unspeakabe
cheek who enters house without stitch back and
Is received with open arms by every oneGlddigS Meas
*
II Senator Cubeson doesn't what he wants he asks
Tor H. and he doesn't mind asking for it the second time
either he kept asking for the orders OF Generals Bell
and smith IN the Philippines kill and burn campaign until
ne got mem The facts brought the nvestiea alton
indicate me most dgraceu campaign methods engaged
IN by soldiers OF civilized country. Senator Cumbersome
WORK VIII very materially increase the probability demo-
cratic success in the next eleconShermdH Daily Register
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TAMPERING WITH TRlPI %
AN THAT'S WHY.

AN THAT'S WHY.
There are hummin' birds Albumin round III hon.
vine, IVA
An jest can't keep til rastime o this Of Ss.a
An an anthem ter swell
With glory can tell
For our Margies gettin we'll
An that's wiz
Oh our Mnrgies gettin better gettin' better ~ 4,
An, Oh myI Y
Life seems jiggn an agigglin an aripplin past 4
GlggIin byl y
An my heart jest busts out strong
In homemade glory song
Fer our Marge's gittin strong
An that's WHY
Don't yeh talk o springtmc's glories ner o sums,
sea q
Don't yeh sing o country highways an their xna.
ter me
YOU can have yer windin' track
But I'm stayin' in my shack
Margies smiles are comm back
An that's why
Yes my Margics smiles are comm! comm bach i I.
ter me
My they amt no glory like it on til land ner on 4, Il
Ner til skyl
An l amt a-goin way,
Fer my Margie says ter stay:
We've got peek-a-boo ter playl
An that's wty
Robert Borax Of Tennessee was acquitted BY ;i
the killing of a man named Mills Mills brother l,
who had just returned from the Philippines, promsy
verified Borax
An exchange says that should the stork leave III
the Depew home the senator would need stfaIphi,A
Some square jackets would also be indispensable
An inmate of an Eastern insane asylum contends M,
is insane but that her husband had her put in sane
No the fact that Marconi's fance is to marry n 4
tran doesn't make her ostrich, even though Il, s
plume herself somewhat on her conquest
Though Herr Most will not be permitted to take IA.
toria scissors prison he will find that the warden Id
pair OF shears for his whiskers
A New England man who is suing for divorce t,t
wife octopus. Probably she too trust-fuL
=
Then she spoke in lighter vein
AS they turned into the lein
And the all of sudden stopped and kissed hs Vi
she stood;
And she said you ardent sweinl
If you please, do that agein
For I'm telling you that it tastes mighty su
J. NJ. LEWIS
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SOME WASHINGTON SMALL POINTS.

Everything said Uncle" Joe Cannon the other day in
discussing some weighty affair OF depends the point
OF view Now, knew man once who became rich an in
h'ap because they found oil on his farm He posted to
Dis rings and some studs and collar buttons and rather
sore because his pierced he could wear
rings Some Of his friends demonstrated with him. telling
him was vulgar 70 make such display OF jcwey and par
euariy OF diamonds One day he standing the hotel
ioooy' with every diamond gttering when well meaning
person ehided him for his yugarty the diamond cues
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SOME TEXAS POLITICAL POINTS.

The large majorties received by Judge Russell in Van
zandt and Wood counties the Third Congressional dis
ct the surface look bad for Congressman De
reid but be that the tactics pursued in the former
county OF letting everybody in the primaries promiscuously
may the in Bell county where similar tactics
we're pursued in the interest OF Mr. Thomas, react in
vigorous Friends OF De Grattenred claim that he
will win
Congressman Slayden feels easy. His opponent Judge
Sator, who proved be strong and troublesome
pagner has withdrawn and Slaydcn has the field all to
himself Wonder II the sudden affairs will
any heart buruings in San Antono2 They are funny
set there. Some Of the leaders in "Old Sanone"
for Saydcn in the way that certain alleged
democrats for Bryan-"going to vote for him. but
hope he will be defeated
IL 81 -
After all the spluter and fuss in Bell county, and the
hurrah OF certain Waco newspapers it looks if Bob
Henry going back congress McLennan county where
both candidates reside, him splendid majority and
| advces from Falls indicate that county will also
line up for him The massing OF the popuiists in Bell and
Corycl counties against Henry proved be bad politics
The straight democrats in the other quite naturally
csened this action, with the result they lined up for
Henry insurng his final triumph one of the hottest
and in respects the unares fights waged upon
| any man in Texas
Hon Jack Bcal recently nominated for congress in
The Dallas district besides helms the best staunc-
st democrats in the State will easily take rank among
he solid and reliable members Of congress Modest the
extreme, to the point of dihidencc in public yet it
well known that few ii any Of the younger set Of Texas
public men rank him in ability But hest all, he is
man of splendid personal characteristics be trusted
all times and under all circumstances. The people made
| 40 mistake when they him congress.
The for railway commissioner about the
attracting much attention. With nearly onc.haf OF the
vote of the State placed, Hon O. b. Colqu has decided
cad over his two competitors, Mesrs Curtis Hornsby
Mr. Curtis candidate years ago, and peculiar
feature of the is that far has lost
several counties that he carried before won some
hat he lost in his former has been going
the rounds that Mr. Horusby has decided withdraw from
the contest but this has up the present writing been
confirmed.
When the First National bank Austin failed and
caught the State for large of money number
OF newspapers in Texas unsparnG in criticism of
Treasurer Robbins. And it notable that the Waco
papers led the van in the condemnation official In
heated reort those papers which disposed TO hold
established system and Treasurer Robbins response
Bile the Waco contemporaries suggested that official
announce himself candidate for reelection and let
the people on his He adopted their suggestion
with the result that he will be retained by pract
caly unanimous vote. The of this that vendcve
or unjust warfare hurts man with fair.mnded
people like those which make up Texas citizenship
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ton. Vulgar is ti he yelled holding up his begemmed
fingers SO the light would shine them Perhaps IS vu-
gar to wear diamonds but that them who has EN-
wears EN-,
young of an investigating turn Of mind wrote
newspaper article while in which he dealt with the SIZE
OF senatorial fortunes lie put Senator kean OF New Jersey
in for and Senator Dryden Of New Jersey in Tor
ssoooooo day after the article printed Sena
tor Kean met him. He spoke about the article
You had me high said Kean but ! can tell you
conhdenaiy that you didn't put Dryden high enough
Within half an hour Senator Dryden met the writer.
you shouldn't have made rich said Dryden, but
can tell you between ourselves that didn't get kean
near high enough
Senator Stewart who has been in Washington for many
years has an old negro retainer who around twice
week for money lie made his regular Wednesday call
last week The senator gave him dollar and said
linn I'm getting tired Of this of business You are
an able-boded Why don't you go work instead OF
living on my charity
Deed boss said Jim, repoachully you amt de kind
O. man to be askn' go to wuk now, is your why,
boss its too hot to wuk,
We'll" snorted Senator Stewart Il haven't you
work in the winter any, either
In de wintah bossi" in great establishment Why
boss you mus be crazy It's fab col wuk in de win
tab"
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Nashville American.

he TACT that II. Clay Evaps gets good ~ KS !
.ake away one whit from the ugly aspect OF the
Suon The plain truth, which is known 70 eVs,s x }
mar MI Evans turned out OF office because q = n
g, ana oheyed his oath by executing the laws y "a II
mem. This is obviously not the kind OF man ~sAN7
pension department
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SOUTHERN PRESS VIEWS.


Eufaula Times
Double the price of everything eaable ada aD. .s
cent to the earnings of the man. and inc -
DC what the republicans label great prosperity
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Atlanta Journal.

General Funston claims that his remarks coneeins
aor Hoar intended to be highly eomplimen.a XII
az least gives an idea of what Funston might sA'
man 1t he wanted to be real ugly.
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HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

r. NJ JOHNSTON. President
q, j. PALMER. Vice President
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION,
|, 1fos, HOS, 1907 and 1909 Franklin Avenue
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-24
PATHFINDER.

Argo lodge was organized by our
hustling Texas deputies at Argo, in the
Lone Star State last Monday night.
Steiner lodge at Kenmore has leased
the building on Foust ST., formerly
used as a hardware store. and con-
verted the upper floor into lodge
room, furnished nicely. The lodge
has decided to meet every Wednesday
night, and arranged to give an oyster
supper Saturday evening, March /.
Akron lodge held well attended
meeting last Monday night and ini-
tiated u large class. Arrangements
for an entertainment will be maze at
our next meeting.
The Ohio Auxiliary Fraternal Con-
gress was formed at Columbus, last
week, composed of representatives
from the leading fraternal orders do
ing business In the State, about 60
societies being represented. Sunreme
President U. Il. Houriet and Supreme
Counsel Hon. g. w. Seiber attended
on behalf of the Pathfinder. Our or.
der was honored by two important
positions on the official list composed
of nine members.
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THE CHEYALIERS.

The last council of The Chevaliers
was full of interest and enthusiasm.
Several new members were balloted
on and the Chevalers' and Ladies' de-
grees eXemplified. Next Wednesday
evening will occur the social for this
month and as it is so close to the date
of the institution of Akron Castle, No.
!, the committee has arranged to make
it the first anniversary of the local
Castle.
Arrangements have been made for
a program of addresses, recitations
and music. A delegation of 40 Cleve-
land Chevaliers will be present. Su-
preme Secretary Stratton instituted
Springfield Castle, No. 90, last We'd
nesday evening and speaks in the
highest terms of the excellent class
of people composing the Castle, which
he predicts will be one of the best in
the order.
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DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

Columbia Council, No. 81, will meet
in regular business session at the
usual hour, pm, Feb. 81. Our ses-
sion on the 18th was good; the enter
tainment in the evening was duly ap-
preciated by those who We're present,
and was a success. Many compli-
ments were received by the committee
for the program rendered. A bazar
has been announced for March 27,
and the members are all invited to
meet at Sister McCaslin's home, Feb.
25, to sew all day for the bazaar. Bring
thread, scissors and needles. Those
who can not sew can do something
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LODGES.

Independent Hive, LAT, will meet in
regular review Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 26. Assessment No. go is due
and must be paid by the last of the
month. The Hive Sewing society Will
meet all day Wednesday, at the home
of Lady Denaple, 721 East Exchange
st.
Favorite Hive, No. 164, will hold a
special meeting Friday evening, Feb.
2S. to make arrangements for dis
trict review which will be held next
month. Ladies, the Goth assessment
must be paid this month.
Next regular meeting of Busy Bee
Hive. No. 35. will be held Tuesday
evening, March 4, in the X. o. IT, M.
hall in the Abbey block. Assessment
No. 60 for life benefit members must
be paid by the last of February, or you
will be suspended. The special assess
ment of 25 cents for all members,
must be paid by the last of this month.
None Such Circle of Busy Bee Hive
will give masquerade Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. 25, in the X. o. 7. M. hall
in the Abbey block, for ladies only.
"A cordial invitation is extended to all
Lady Maccabees to attend and bring
your lady friends with you.
Protection Hive will meet in regular
review next Tuesday evening. The
ladies meet all day to sew. All who
have not paid Janut y dues and I'll. ID.
assessment No. 0 are in arrears and
not entitled to any benefits. Assess
ment No. 60 is due and must be paid
by March 1, or endowment members
will stand suspended.
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bazaar and entertainment Saturday,
the odd, when 20 yards of carpet will
be given away.
Death assessment No. "a is due and
must be pad by March Sth.
Remember the widows outing. They
will meet at Sister Palmers, III Nor
ton St, Thursday, Feb. 81.
A number of sisters enjoyed sleigh
ride to Sister Lloyd's, in Mogadore,
Saturday.
Our next meeting will be March 9Th.
Let every member turn out, as there
will be lots of business to attend to
at this meeting.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-24
NEURALGIA

We suggest curing apain in
the face by taking SCOTS
Emulsion into the stomach,
Usual way of treating neural.
gia is to rub liniment on the
outside. That's only a make
shift.
SCOTS Emulsion is nerve
food. SCOTS Emulsion feeds
and strengthens nerves.
For an obstinate neuralgia,
for nervousness, for nerve
weakness take SCOTS Emul.
sion. It's nerve food and nerve
strength.
Wen send you little to try, II you like
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4Os Pearl street.. New York.
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l. O. F..

The Independent Order of Foresters,
Court Pride of Akron, No. 1856 met
Tuesday evening, with large attend
ance. After short business session
games We're indulged in and light re-
freshments We're served. Next Tuesday
evening candidates will be initiated.
All members are requested to be pres
ent. The new I. o. f. calendar just re-
ceiyed; come and get one.
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else to assist those who can. All men,
bers will please bear in mind the
committee want them to settle ut next
meeting for their tickets of the last
entertainment. +. b. d. No. 150, is
due, next meeting. Come prepared to
meet it. Some of the good and
welfare committee are ex-
pected to supply short entertainment
at the next meeting. A copy of the
California letter will be read. 1t was
forgotten last meeting.
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PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

The last meeting of Akron Circle,
No. 54, was well attended, there be-
ing box social after the regular bus
mess meeting. The members and =.
II. @. band arranged for trip, Feb.
81, to Franklin Mills Circle, at Kent,
o., and good time was enjoyed by
all who went The next meeting will
be held Feb. 26, at Z o'clock. All men,
bers are requested to be present, as
special business will come up.
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day sleep there will be practice in the
degree work, and every chief is re-
ouested to be present. All chiefs that
attended the district meeting held in
the hunting grounds of Canton last
Tuesday reported good time, with
the exception of Three Step 10, who is
yet to be heard from. Our warriors
and braves are on the trail of several
pale faces that they expect to cap
ture.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
HONOR.

Agenda lodge, No. $40, met Tuesday
evening in regular session and with a
very good attendance The drawing
of the lot to be given away by the
Representative association will take
place in. Cleveland next Tuesday eve
ming and Agenda lodge is invited to
be present. We hope every member
who can will go. Those holding tick
cts for the drawing who are not mem
bers will be admitted to the hall. A
special car will start from the A. B.
G. waiting room at 4:40, taking lis di-
rectly to the Memorial hall on Superior
ST
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where a large number of his relatives
still reside.
DIR. Adair served through the civil
war as a member OF Co. H. 104th o. V.
/. He was also prominent member
of the Masonic order. The news Of
his death came to Mr., Richard Palmer,
in a'letter from his brother, Rev. ]. II.
Palmer, of Cedar Rapids, la.
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Henry and his suite.

Henry and his suite.
1t is understood that Prince Henrys
acceptance of this invitation is at the
special request of Kaiser Wilhelm who
met Mrs. Vanderbilt as guest of Mrs.
Goelet, on the Nahma, when she was
cruising in Norwegian waters. Besides
this, the dinner engagement is in ac-
cordance with the wish of the Kaiser
that the prince accept tile hospitality
of representative American family.
Mrs. Vanderbilt was Miss Grace Will
son, a daugher of r. L. Wilson, of New
York and sister of Mrs. Ogden Goelet,
whose daughter, Beatrice, recently
died, when the Kaiser ordered Admiral
Baudissin to convey his sympathy to
Mrs. Goelet and to place wreath on
the grave of the young woman.
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X. OF p.

The entertainment committee of Me-
Pherson lodge announces that another
social session will be held Wednesday
evening, March 3. The program on
this occasion will be much different
from former ones and several novel
features will be introduced. Cards
and several other amusements will be
provided. The work of the third rank
has been postponed to March 20.
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Different and Better.

Different from all others because they
contain no opium or any of its derfva-
tives. Better than all others because
they effect cure through the Nerves
and Heart. such are Clinic Headache
Waters when taken for the cure of II
headache. The safest and most reli.
able remedy known. Take no other.
All druggists, 10 cents.