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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria. When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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WE CAN MAKE YOU FEEL A s cool as q lump of ice on a hot day by "A using the Ohio freezer. 10 per cent. discount to close them out.
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A GENTS make $5 Daily Marvellous inven- II uon; Retails 25 cents; to 6 sold in house; sample mailed free, FoRsHEE < Mo MAXIM, Cincinnati, O. mh20 Wed If
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Gdtamts.

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HOUSTON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER a.
WHO HAS FlrSY

The people and the press generally OF
the United States sustain the assertion
of the Monroe doctrine by the president
as n ringing utterance of genuine Ameri-
canlsm. without buster, and as one Of
the clevercst definitions of American
policy on record.
1t has brought glad tidnss of great
joy to the hearts of American nations
and the declaration is hailed by them &c
one of the great events IN history.
The Gnlycston-Dalla News, however
Is Of opinion that such "hccdless unanim-
ity Is itself m uumistakahle symptom Of
popular insanity" and mot strong
argument save with majority worship
ers and other uufortJna'ee afflicted with
mental and moral epilepsy"
Curious, Isn't it, how the fellow that
has fits always secs the earth turning
around and everything topsy-turvyi
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WHEN YoIE ARE A c.,rsr

In an article on Some Social Graces. q"
Ruth Ashmore in thu Ladies' Home
Journal writes Of the guest ana host. c,i-
quotte Of Invitations. of the table, we'd
ding, customs and various minor social
points. 70 the woman who is Tho guest
at a frlcn & home she thus advises: ~
your visit is 10 he che of several DAYS or
weeks you must make your hostess, il
she has not been wise cAougn to stu q
it Ia her invitation, understand ia your
answer not only exactly what time y1u
VIII arrive, but exactly the day and hour
when you VIII arrive. but exactly Ire
day and hour when you win leave. and
you win show great wisdom If, no matter
how much You are enjoying yourseli yau
refuse to prplong YOUR visit. During
your stay YOU must find everything nj. a.,
ant that your hostess arrungcs for Won
Ask no snecial service Of servant You
must neither expect ror ask that YOUR
laundry he done In the house, ami vou
must take great care not to leave tbs
dainty tollet-tablc or tho pretty room in
disorder. After you return TO Your horne
You should write letter TO the lady vot,
have been visiting, thanking her for ali
the kindness she has shown you and
sending your regards to the mcmhers Of
her household"
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WAR TALK or THE HOUR.

Tho mysteries 81 the Monroe doctrine
NJ rm 10 be beyond tho comprehension Of
tnc ordinary Mnsc0viie l0d European he
cauH" " has not yet been accepted and
cNpOuuLcd hy Tho great professors OF iu-
teruaNouM law.-New YORK. Herald.
There VIII be- no weak nlng OF American
RESOLUTION To maintuiu jrst rights. But
let there be no more BLACK panic and red
nor i've" The Interval between the ere
alton Of the commission and thr prescnta-
tlun OF Us ~ port Ia one IN which the coun-
try may prohtahly attend 10 ITS ordinary
business and leave wars ana ruuiOrs OF
wars strictly alouo.-New York Tribune.
ot the Monroe doctrine be clearly and
author tatively defined once for all. Let
its limitations be explicitly fixed. so that
there can hc absolutely no question in
the future as 10 whether II applies In a
given cage or not Mr. pcnow advocates
that the matter hc submitted to the SUI
prcruc court Of tho United states for set
tlemt M, This suggestion Is az least in
tho right dire stion, Morning Advertiser.
Let nobody think that a war viii not
TO America We can not be whipped or
hcnrod hy "A sensational furry In the stock
market. n London wants to bite her
own fingers by throwing thousands OF
millions OF our HeCurit!es on tho Rialto she
only reduces the value or her own hold.
inRs. n was tho head OF the ass and
not that Of tho holmctcd warrior she
showed Cincinnati Enquirer.
IL behooVes us. therefore. as n people
to protect ourselves, TO place our treas
ury beyond the reach OF any Zoe, to erect
financial hulwarks az nnst which neither
th- aYowyd foe nor the disguised traitor
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nEAuTlEs OF "REMINISCENCES.
The Most Natural Years Of Our Lives Are
Those of Childhood

Tho Most Natural Years Of Our Lives Are
Those of Childhood
In January Ladies' Home Journal Rev.
Charles II. Parkhurst ID, in an article
on THE Memories of Our Childhood
Homes" writes that, "Reminiscences
makes us little even wheil we are old. and
helps to keep us pure and fresh with
the sprinstime that was in us a score or
n generation Of years ago. boy can
never become utterly bad so long rs there
remains with him a memory of his father
and mother In the act and attitude of
prayer. The time may come with the
hardening ana Chilling process OF the years
when he viii himself cease to pray. but
rom the canvas long ago painted ,here
asleep. whose heads were seen day by
Jay bent in humble. cOuttding Worship
ana who I'm Inspired pricstlincss laid the
morning sacl1ilce upon the family altar.
n nrn, the memory OF fathers and mothers
prayer helps NJ any rate, to keep alive
IN vs. our own possibilities of PRAYER
Ihc most natural years of our lives we
| llNe while we are children, and there rs
back into touch with them. When the
burdens press little hcsylly and th,,
future ~ thick with uncertainties the
Wisn VIII sometimes shape itself that we
mnirht he back again among our free.
stand II very well. but there is somethine
gone that we would dearly love to have
back. Those may seem Ia have been rath-
or nnproductiNc afternoons that we used
/ TO spend up III the garret listening In
/ the pnuscs Of our mcrrvmaltin., to tho
I vain pnttering on the roof ana We On
/ dry and sheltered underneath hut our
/ W." means NOR" even today because of
/ them and because OF our memory Of
] tnRfp@'
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may prevail. This we can do. This tho
president asks VS. to do. This. with our
resources Is as practicable as TO our ra-
triotism II should be grateful ana de-
ligh;ful. Let congress sustain the prrsi.
dent Let congress protect the National
treasury with wise and timely LEGISLATION
the people will protect Its honor with their
stout heats and willing hands.-Wash-
inGton Post.
should the commission. which It is re-
ported the president VIII appoint to In
quire into the disputed Venezuelan bound
AIRY question, be constituted as the dis
patches foreshadowed. there need he no
fear that the interests OF this country
Will not he most carefully guarded. Ex-
Of the senate committee on foreign re-
la,lons He knows the principles of in
tetnational law and can apply them to
facts EN-Minister Andrew n waite and
r. i Phelps are scarcely less learned In
the same branch of Jurisprudence. Phila-
delphla Inquirer.
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THE SOUTH AND THE WEST.

There has boon for two or three years
past an idea That ihe South and Wcst
could form % close commercial na.ou that
would prove greatly beneficial 20 both
fectoHs. Tho project Of the Chicago
md Southern States Cotton Exposition
for next year seems 10 offer the first
ieaay means for the Inauguration VI
this new era Of trade relations.
The Post has just received the pros
perfus and provisional programme OF
the affair, which, If hut half carried ont.
VIII prove another feather In the can
Of Chicago and uuqucsGonably lead 10
great practical results in the direction
desired. The South needs this Chicago
capital in its cotton manufactures. We
inrn j. the raw material: let the West
ern metropolis furnish the money. apd
il it so desires it can soon rival New
England in the industry Of cotton manu-.
iaeture- 1t is to further some such
mutually Of business Effort that hi.
cotton exposition in Clicngo is projected
The Chicago Record, discussing the
scheme, says.
"lnstead OF being shipped 10 New Eng.
raised in the South might better BE- MANI
fncmred on tho spot and then dislribule.l
thIonSh az TIE cenraI and wes,etn nor
MS the malu Distributing point Tho NC,
ing Of "A cotton exposition ia Chicago
M0ul1 60 much 90 fi,mulate inter 80 N
ANA fatuiinrise Nartherners with ihc cot
ton Industry Tho need Of the South +.
for capital which a presentation of IL
opportunities ought 70 attract. When 4
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IRON AND STEEL LOWER.

Pittshurg, Pa December 26.--The Amer.
lean Manufacturer in its weekly review OF
the iron and steel trade will say tomor
row;
The past week has developed nothing
new ID the markets further than n con in.
uaiion q the lowering II prces and re-
ports OF less husine-s being done. The
main topics of the past week the ques ion
Ei oWr tore, On relations ana the probahll-
IVY OF war, ilsVe had n decided effcct upon
the iron and s,eel market. / has need a,l
no scare, however, to keep UP the condi.
hl2Ns OF the market noted In the past
The trade itself seems TO be settling d WI
INTO something like the ru' with prices
covering and the aggregate tusln IS
growing less.
tlg iron continues 10 fail; gray forge
- quoted AZ II 25HlL50; No. / found "
u 2a4lS15; Bossemor. Il 25Tll CO. The
hnished iron and st Il is duller Than l'si
Week, Rest muck bnr is urojed at 1870
~; common iron. 1901 -: stesl bars, .;
are quiet at SIS
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FAssING pLEAsNNrRIEs.


The stars are 10 tHe Christmas sky
The merry song Complaints tho sigh.
Come, iovrrs fupm tlr Gust ana weiti--
Bow 90 tge ouc yuu owe the hrst'
"a linuta Constitution
"Thot sour fiinH, Gi1mpus, has
job that just -uits him"
WHAT'S tatt
"Hos tauoumasicr whore fIrty train,
20 cut every day, and h'' SECS somebody
miss every one OF them. ".-Pearson's
" cellv.
if, iio q 's sn! Is your favor
she lrraeticaily)- VOL. ma SAYS she
iikos 'Pii.shurya Best" FOR most pur-
iMhts, bot Tor iuy Part FOR brvud making
"a rather have "lirIdal Veil, "--somerviLe
journal.
i3u-l'yo found out why Harvard takes
a9lle"i Wild such bad grace.
Eii-lrs English, you lnow.--lAre.
.. %,TlhGrs's only one objection have to
What IS that7"
stpe ,emperuture ard the prico OF coal
| don get high enough at the same time u
Washington Star.
Waiter, found an oyster in this oyster
~ shan not happen again, sir.r--pc.
troit Freo Press.
Why a!d Rose and Blanche go aproaa
They were IN the same Language c,,.s
and understood each other's Frcnch -
chicago Record. '-
Miss Oldfrite lcoylyl-Mr c.,.,o,. .-,.,
| to kiss mo last night 10y WV
Mr. B,unt-l feared he was dr,nltin,
aEain-Town Topics, ''''N'"b
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HousToNIANs AD'

Dallas Tlmes-Hera1lldpi ai Il % pa' y.
man OF Houston Is ~ McNetlsy. y y )
penison Herald; Joi now Of Hca's
cry OF this city, pu' Nv nss
IN the city a, sullivan i
Austin News; y. NJ R. 5. Yes"
ton Is at ,s the ne t Ss,sDf riskiii' ~ ne
Waco Times: CooI IiEaneed sssi ua!
ouarles. the ae accom- an Post esxs
day in Waco shoowed him w. s,s,ssst
Bryan Eag'es' ore RUFF and ss sSrsI q
q IIou u, Iio, 81 we're a sas I,
Marie Mrri & M s. q ttni nsH'ssSss'
guests of Mr.. ana ~
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party was solidly united under his leader
ship His enemies, the friends OF Mckin-
ley, Harrison and Allison. will make them
selves felt within the party lines, and VIII
RI 10 d sconce,t and embarrass the speak
err. and. IL possible, lead him Upon political
uuicksands II order to destroy his pres
tipe. Such was the talk among members
yesterday Even MIR. Reed friends admit
that he will be called upon to exercise the
full capacity Of his executive genius if
he means to steer safely through the shall
lows which threaten him in the house.
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eountrv Is looking TO the South as the
most inviting field for Investment and
development. The press can promote
the manufacturing interests Of this sec
ton by indorsing the proposed cotton
exposition at Chicago We have nothing
to lose and everything to gain by it.
II the South shows that it is in earnest
Chicago will make the cotton exposition
a grand success "
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A CHRISTMAS POEM
December Is.
81.
December %.


.N-bot ara YOU looking so sun aD !. !,
oshod = 10 ,,,ton man as he droppN
a trends office on Christmas .. n l.,s
same old fool break OF puau"s ,,,,i
In the wrong envelope. ana ~ ID
-, 90 home Nv wife sent me DOW owl + ,s:t
10 i ip eI,rsd man an hour AZ ~
nS w ~ s@nd her ten dollars a nfact 81
me- ,,ie 10 meet her here at ,he her A. =
nictcrk and 20 shopping, wiz len isAis
same time / got bill 10, .king us I
r,,n merchant ] owe, 10 10 The r.
remit. | scrubbed on q 'noo,ssibly d.
chant. saying al rttle thing ~,
We got TO meet another ! made the "
that won't he put on. merchant tts Z
mistake ana sent tis note" a.
dollars and my wi'e w and sxplsl' :
Cant you 20 holn.,e al
mis.aEe e y oqIT n gIfoE her. rye ass' 81,
YOU nnh ,o,, S' out an. accia' sna / q
can. l ,NS d roNg' for two hours, T,g !,
iot 49, no, hsre In fifteen mii na ycy ~
~ ~, r oood bye fol- me, any, so down ~
n Indv on the stairs as Wv
close to the wall .. :. ,,x
Some burglars broke into ,"ro.esdsa :
bound and gaLsed him anu ,,ss,es re
, roO The premises for valu' ,os.ps u
entity they heard a roise, a"s and 4 sHs
the window saw another a ~, 10 90
gang OF burglars also pfep
the house. ,,D,a A consns,ss
The burglars ihs they needed - 800 N
. n
s sG o of tbs Ssf msa S 4 i A,
Then they removed hi'
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a sketch OF Dr. Savage, who takes Or.
collyers place In the active pas,orate OF
the Church Of the Messiah. New York
says OF him that he is one Of those
men who have been blessed with boy
hoods of poverty and hardship" and his
struggles against the many difficulties Of
adverse fortune In his early life have de-
velcped TO thor best strength his excel
lent characteristics.
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cnRIsrMAs FnsrINIrlrs.

Little Rock, Ark. December 2s.-In n
drunken hrawl NJ Rogers yesterday nj.
tornoon Charley Baker shot and mortallv
wounded Issm Porter a blacksmith, Rom
are white men. Baker is IN jall
Christmas fight between negroes or.
Cured at Baxter. Ark. in which MALTA 90
Brand killed Stesing froadnav,
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VIEW AT AUSTIN.

the Impression that he was sending the
State TO the demnition bow~wows because
he chose to run 81 without their assistance
or advice.
Confronted with heavy treasury de-
licit from the very first. and embarrassed
by tho necessity for an Increased rae Of
| taxation to meet obligations accruins IN
excess Of revenues for which he was IN
no way responsible, Mr. Culberson has
nevertheless succeeded tn inspiring cen
ndencc to that point that State warrants
are actually BEING handed at a rate
much lower than The customary interest on
gilt edge paper
The expenses OF the government nave
boon reduced one-third OF million dollars
in the aggregate In one year without In
tho least affecting the efficiency OF the
departments, and fair comparison Will
show that the state Of Texas is beirg
better governed for lass money than any
other State In the Union. The army OF
TAX eaters" which the outs" are SO
fond Of referring to. has been reduced 10
a minimum. aud II woss,d puzzle the most
lcaptious kicker to discover any single
member OF said army who Is getting
more remuneration than he is entitled to
OF who IS in danger Of becoming an ar
rogaut capitalist On his savings.
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msnt 10 some people that Comptroller
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/ giving tha tax Collector the CLASSY eye
for a wear or two under tho Coloultt
D $780,. 49,, t,,.-,,,.. -. ,'..,.
[ "'''l0-t't IAN "c'' J""s'llE from the HSs-
terical condition into which they have
been thrown by the little circular he
ISSUED som" days ago. calling attention
TO tine fact that under TIE act OF lS>7
p,rs-r4. property is subject to seizure for
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Mr. Bayard has been dropped. We are
cunning for real 1--we ducks now.
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THE MASSACRE AT ERzouN.
An Eyewitness Gives All the Horrible
loAtaNs

st. Louis. December 25.A special TO
the Republic from Alton, H., says: A
letter has been received IN this city from
". L. Sachtenben, who WAS sent to Asia
Minor TO search for Frank Lenz, the
Pittsbur; cyciist, who was murdered IN
that country. The following extracts from
the letter dated Er1roum. Turkey. in
ASIA, November % 1895:
THE horrible scenes which have be-
held will haunt me through life. 1t was
by good luck moro than anything else.
that J. as we'll as the few other foreigners
IN this city escaped. On the occa sion
Of the second nass acre in this city. /
was caught out in the streets win an
other foreigner. The shots were ringing
around rs and the terrified ArmeniGns
were fleeing for cover wherever they
could.
AN the Turks, Persians and Kurds in
the city had their rifles drawn, nrng
at Arucniaus wherever they could get a
chance. We started toward our house. but
met crowd OF Armenians pursued by a
mob which made us fall back Then,
walking rapidly. we again started. Pass
ing a half dozen Armcnians we rounded
corner ard saw some Perslans with their
veapors levciod to shoot at the retreatins
Armcnans. When they saw us coming up
the deserted streets IN our foreign hats
they lowered their rites and as we passed
on" OF them said Infidel, 20 quickly. GO
quicitlv'
"li gave one n very queer feeling to
ne running mp the streets with these
devils iulv armed behind US. We had
Wa on sunday and We had not expected
'hr second massacre. Had We he "a
g ueht cut a little later when she FIRE
became general and fanatacism fully
arorsei, ~ would have Jared bAi!y. The
govcIhmenl soldiers. led on by the ofA-
GERS, l'd the greater part of the killing
ana plnndcrinE. For three weeks aAter
this never vontured out without a can
Nass from the British consulate and ono
.ol inc trcacherous soldiers as a guard
This city Is rutned; trade has almc st
ceased ana nearly evcrv store in the CITY
was robbed ard some burned About so
! &c pie were Killed in this city alone. Their
Is no public confidence ana all are anxious
TO get away from the cruel Turk.
may not he back home untu the last
of February 1895. The roads are so uo-
safe that we can uct travel from this
Tho trial of the murdCrars of T.en2 Is
now iu progress and | am right in tho
/ tnicN Of IT, Tho arch murderer and a few
OF his associates broke iaii durinr the
tured N'P
~ am not satisfied with the wav our
mniSter IN ConSi antinople Is treating me
MY letters ard kilograms to him rcmoin
| unanswered for months sometimes"
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1t It be true that President Cleveland
has rendered places on the Venezuelan
commission to Edward ]. Phelps and
Robert 7. Lincoln, both ex.uniiei states
ministers 10 England It might be a good
idea TO appoint our present minister. MI
Bayard. to the third place AMI thus have
thtee OF q Kind.
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1t is very apparent that Venezuela has
very biz brother IN the United States.
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The Washington Post prints this sig.
niilcant piece Of Information: The distrl-
button of the chairmauships is ll5oly ia
cause MIR Reed some trouble IN the course
Of time Instead of having improved hts
chances for the presidential nomination
the feeling is that he has PLAYED too f,r
INC game of presidential politics with tls
Christmas committee gifts. while II ia
admitted that as working committees tbo,.
could hardly be improved. there is n rrco,
W"li among members about what they iocte
uPVi, a. an ATTEMPT to make terms ,,.i,h
tnc Ihu-lsuhf-tl arksor triumvirate nr6
to lGnoro ana punish those Who have coma
,nto the iold, The treatment of Ohio ,r F,
ir,a'a ,l,. Is singled out rs an example ~
!.,le SPEAKERS political short -sightri no,1,'
l ne tact mat twentV-siv states Nvp,r -
| n9lnlnously turned down IL sim f,trDt ".
| ADVANCED as proof Of defective noiifIroi
NaS.lnoh on the speakers part. '' VI
lhetc Is strong under current NJ ,,,
r ,'II sentiment. ond the feeling IL
nov confined to those who were cr,it,
from the list OF invited guests at ~, , ,,.l
| counter. IL is In evidence anon, Nal, ne
OF 'halrnansblns who have anp9rarti,.' :
cause Tor complaint. II is prcdietaI II!
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