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To tho ia tor 81 Ihe f''N
Rod CiNhts Farm tncnr NlFiN, i'N"N
N,o,.er,,-r 10 Again l avail myself OF
NV 1ar.. tho artlsts of
vcur columns to "'"V'"s ,"o "' ,'',3
the coast country especially ana to''
rr,,,, tpc Interior who assisted us. Not,
tV"" ,t b., MON, ro,. ot1 htii
'Ms NHl'' tN "F'l'N w. -. 10,
witch they responded to my call Yes,
u.,. , f,t,,trs.,, ,vns a ue-
our 'I' SaH''H "' ~ ,...,,,,,s,
cared succesH mHoe SO by tho "l'7'" ''''
lrtforts of mrge-gp. Weed womeu In the
49, ,,,.,,,, ',,rt,lhurca ga las four or
! n'N'' u'o"N" N'''''
1 Ne Eiitcd men.
/ In addition To these, hrgt Of all. We owe
/ w. W ' ,n ,., .,a,.., r,
/ OILS tor tao Iallcnt WihNtF III Mu'NA "'
! received suRgestions as to Ihe constt1lc-
/ ,t., az 3D.. nuuitru dnvotc,l Ia art ana
"'" va '''' , ,.''., ,,,..,
.urs, stlois executed, improving upon
. .,... ,,r. mai ,,rried ,it d., inc
.,, VIZ ,,,C,.t,y,. NV ZONE.
~, .I'n prt,.css scr, ,o,s ot our !, S,a,aut
t,G ''''', ~. ,,.,.n of Ia Weston ana Ms.
/ 81 wv ''-" tc,.t,n ,,,n mot t,-,
N"N''i- tN' S,,,,t',' ~ rtitrn W., ,'p Ni.
.6nbtti ,n ness aides: how iatEfu..y ana
mum s'S t'"y ,Nor. ,y@,,
nrhAH,"' Ie7"'S ''9N ''''N' "''
%iu"i'eH' t.. ,,, ,,,,,,.,,t,,.,s nt r,t,
" zen Frr nNi .e,tn ,h' hyi.y SylHpntnt
we, 49, aHu ls'i Ms''u Nv N,, me-, no A.
land surpoIt tn"t VIZ, E''SSNS'n ~ ,iI r',l
ihcs, we generous w." W. II" "'t , '1, ,
prn".I 20 t,.N VNyttG, 'Hn1 .' ''' taal
r'palu lu' '.'' ga n a CONS ia ,rn.,
~, 70 Un ,,,Grc ,,nanimitl al n'ifnoee
every one seemed "hnatrH oE {' .,, , SVus
mon desire 20 nI1NV We . sr;Sst ny MN,
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scr:r,s. column OF The houston Port. II
~. is not. The Post VIII please say VINO -
many nice things about rhe Posts hunor-
chs .olurnn have q right % know whc
they are talking about ana man WIZ
psrl,Js and tllent enough to attract 50
much abortion. deserves all the glory
Il. t,, tt
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HOUSTON, MONDAY, pncnMnEn :
IN IS THE souTH's PROBLEM


;fscoa men in the South without mum,
HIT. ryre, the frequent occurrence oil
smssncllinss and are ready to aid IN any
sse or effective way In putting a stop 10
\, en- bur they feel that while this is
Mover rorrse The causes of toe lynchineS
jSsnst he stopped toe. II is this double
Nae to the psobiem that occasions SO
guch difficulty in its solution.
u ThS South Is wiling to give mon fair
sytjg,s In court. hut it IS determined 70
I}-stect its women from brutal assaults
s.tbe reform must commence in the courts
An speesly trials, without techn'e0i
4seshes aud packcd iuries. and flatrant
9aiscarriares of justice. The Southern
Hlnopls are the most peculiarly situated
,lf any people on earth. The problem is
ssnrs 10 solve not the North's, ar eng
u iand's. but II is the hardest thing in
HE world 10 ct these outsiders TO APP
4 reciate this fact or all the Northern
4,apers tie New Iori, Times appears 70
M the only enc even family recognizing
'yhe propriety Of the Sonth ohieeung to
ssnsside Interference IN this matter. Re-
Gently IT remarked,
we have received from the honorary
8lecretery a ne British an.'lN acniHs com
asaistee a - monstaief ny. ine comm 8
Ssroeeeilnas ~ ,Nat c,'ruitieo. The ends
fsf Thar committee arc of course most
4 raj Sc worthy. hut tta m IT'S TX tnplpf "
sare no; wen aiapfed to tnrse ~ ;.., "a
SSerlsfrtvenees is ~ ritH3 when fnH rNian-
u hropsts OF ono country " irr'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02
TEMronA MUrNNTtIt.

For Tho Post.
Nun are pule tonlght~or is T. the crush
And tho sitting heat OF the crowded
That poa robbed your check OF its wontod
Ana your face of ita rosy boom
Let MS sep aside for | wish 10 .p ak.
outside If tho crow1e house,
To ask why tho rose on your beautiful
rocd At that waltz OF Strauss.
Hear tt there as with softcnod notes,
Aut signing cadence rare.
Tho old "lllue Danube" music floats,
Softly ont 10 the cplm nt,gNt mir;
II Is YAlcr still oh why
I>crs tho echo sweet of-tle q ar old tune
Bring thoughts ot the years gone by?
Scenes of the years that have not and
gone
pisn over us once again.
white the crash and wall of the waltz
pcnls on,
In ,s sohhinE, ewee' refrain;
| 1t seems so echo my he1rt t7WFht
In the gay worlds shining glare,
| Let Us now so back to the bal room's
It's cold In the Midnight a;r,
DO not ASK, ,s vour love tho samoT
| For know that A. can 70 be.
You have tved the lie that the eiicts
name.
For the flights ~ snciN'y,
/ But | somehow think that yor and
Forget Inc vain and tn talsc'
! And let the years 81 the past 60 by
In the old "Blue Danube" walt
| Nemesis.
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Scenes q the years that have not an
Webster Overlooked The Word.

Marshall Messenger,
Tho Shreveport Judge Gays: There is a
dangerous tatterlng wall corner Market
and Travis streets"
II II is az bad as a tattering man or
wogann, IL should be locked up.
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Gettinr ui. Trnet. nendy.

Cleveland Plain Dealer,
Secretary Smith is slowly rolling his
financial missionary gaze in the direction
OF Hon. Charles +. Crisp
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Another It,t,r One for a Cent.

Chicago Tribune.
What would Washington do with Ma
tIonal convention? II can not even take
care Of its present Supply OF tranps
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Or INNING Cio,c..

Hillsboro Mirror
one Wholesome rerredy for the nrcven
ton Of murder We believe would he The
enactment Of law making II a felony Il
carry a pistol.
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Captain Anson's performances upon the
stage are rapidly creating the belief
among his Chicago friends TINT he WAS
decelving them when he announced ina.
he was going TO be On actor.
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TnLcn AT HIS word.

San Francisco call.
Brice has the consolation Of knowing
that when he talks about retiring from
pol.tics nobody doubts him.
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Even George WASHINGTON.

SomerVille Journal
When man says he never told lie
IN all his life the chances are tolerably
good that he is breaking his alleged record
by that very speech.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

Tho Spanish press bureau at Havana Is
still on top OF the rebellion and lcstily
calling for moro troops-to beat a man
when he IS down.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

We venture TO ask Mr. A. stevenson
how 1t would do to have the serseant-ai-
arms arend one OF Sam Jones sermons TO
Ben Tillnan every morning In addition TO
the usual remarks by the chaplain.
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oNE-ACT STORIES

ONE-ACT cTnn..
OiOklEy
-
Here is an incident f,o,&
Lorbetts. new muscular ,,,sM James
Cadet. 1t is Outlined bv 'a ma Sssl
unbiased press agent: s.TIrse eaainpeai
ia l'aris II dark, linry ~ Iscatiaa
the Latin quarter. A won,ay Cellar i
abducted and placed in hniaa has beps
drunken bully played hv wy yaaige IL,
weight 80 pounds, VIA SSonn Mevt,
champions Wrestling nv mas been IL
trained with him for ali ~ aud b.,
Ney is an enormous crea,a w. psais. NJ
ed III sporting circles Inv u all is fan
real punishment lie can toGa e amount ii
the unfortunate heroine. A. ne sba,ts
h heard at the door leading iond snos
The bully runs to il, Vagss.ao lhe STREET
lie sees he is cornefed. liz afe heard
strikes the woman insenSibio .ouigs tsrk
and drags her TO darn NV tle ipa,
ing her with straw. lie RI" ruer cossl
to the door and is confrontai lhsaN nadly
(CorbctU who has sinnshpd ,S Y zoe hsso
and unlocked it. Hero i. o NY panel b
ing dress. gloves. Nat. eto gay "a erss
coolly down and surveys tha ~ xsi
bully, aghast at his assnrS pace. The
back to the door, bars i, orav.. Tslss
demands to know hero's bnsin ass XIII,
demands girl. Bully professss IT, he'o
Girl means. Hero rushes a ~ .n sa.oianse
She is concealed, finds Ia slot Where
and is stopped 10y bully. who y 70
time prepared to fight. Seeing y s. 'as
Impossible without fight the hera S ss.aN
himself of his hat, etc, and th,T fn smu
il hand .to-hand bare-fist enconnra, '0 Y,
the real thing. Gorbett takes Mcyav ~
/ throws him bodily oyer HE sha,.ai ana
/ They then 20 at it rough and ,, ,nsa'u''
! every trick known to the art IA em ,S guy
| McNey breaks chair over Nr' arhs,.l.
/ head and rhe champion returns NJ. ~,
piment by II right-hand swing on ia s ;sr
aud McNey falls in heap. knoeksJ ~,
| This does not end it, however. for ,r,,t".
! rough has entered and stolen down u
| hind Corhett. but he is taken hoJIr y,
thrown head first through ,yns XII
/ and then the hero exists caImlv NM,
has taken out an accident insrr,,s,
policy on his life"
-
is used in the play bills by commnv
now touring Missouri. i. causes SHsS.
let" to read like nm oIdtime me,os,a%.
The final line is not based an Ia w.
Act 1-Elsinore. The palace. The XIX XIX.
form before the castle. The annesrsn".
of the ghost of liamlet's father /,
whom is related his strange sni m.
natural murder"
Act Tile feignins Of madness Ham
let arranges with the players to play BE-
scene resembling the murder Of his fsth
VT. "1hc plays the thing wherein IN
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was on the stage, conscious only of
wall of yellow Light before NE, ana Il
burst of prolonged applause, ne per
(,rlnance Was fAed with rather depress-
mo ucidents: one OF the payers forgot
his lines, and had to be prompted by the
youthful star; Romeo neglected To Drihs
his dagger. and Juliet had 10 perform
her dispatch with a haitpin. while the
lamn that hung IN Juhets tomb te.l ana
badly burned her hands and arms. DE
snite Of these" she writes, the night was
n success, and | knew that my stage
career had begun in earnest
Speaking of Helena Robert Down
inu's new play, adopted from the French
Of Snrdou the Omaha World-liernld
saws: "lt is perhaps fair to say that Mrs.
Dowuing's beauty had much to do with
the success OF the piece produced nj
Boyd's thcater last night, but ii Is fairer
to say that her truthiu portrayal OF the
mart she essaycd. her artistic aud con
scicntiuus acting, were the elements
which compelled the sincere applause oil
an appreciative audience and brought her
before the curtain twice during the even
ing. Helena" is new to Omaha 1t wa
produced here for the first time last
night to one of the largest houses whict
las patroni2ed Boyd's theater for long
time. Ii was supreme success: tnos'
who had come to critcise remained tt
npplaud. Robert and Mrs. Downing. hav'
added another to their long list of sue
cesses, which will be remembered VIII
| pleasure by the thenter-goers OF TINS
/ Town than which they have no Warmel
/ admirers,
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THE runEAD or LIFE.

Tho irresponsiyc silence Of the land,
THO irrteponslve sounding of the sea,
Speak both one message OF one SENSE TO
Aloof' aloof. We stand aoof, SO stand
Thou ZOO aloof bound with the hawless
or inner solitude we biad not thee;
But who from thy self-chain shall set
thee frec2
What heart shall touch thy hear? What
hand hy hand?
times meek,
And sometimes remember days OF OLD
When fellowship seemed not SO far to
And nil the world and I seemed much
less cold,
And at the ralnhow's feet lay surely
And hope felt strong and life itself not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

sNtChlson Otohe.
II is not what is inside man that
makes him look distinguished; it is his
clothes.
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THEATRICAL GOSSIP.

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| IHEA KlNAL NOA
|
| ~, ,,,ot los hecp me of con
Inc past W VIZ ' ,',,iovn,,nt The opeta |
hHuonS lnsu .,,,r S',,l,t ri Inc NeeA |
mouse uelHs oPVH I'm" s,.asnu. Inrre |
lVr tne AnSt rar,e,n ~ "ouanuty.
was ~ great 'a'ivS ,l l,,nrs nj me |
Monday anu N,sD"s .., ,He "Ildr For
,VHhAue " N.NS s,ir lana Win some "a.
tellsht sceDciE anu S,t ,,is SN',n,,.,,.iv
not al very spous Minus w ~,
neht It was tleah, ua,sn' y b"psISy neni
hands OF Staa't Eous't ,,'.','s 6,s.r,,
musical ttes' i,"n' i ,na, I,nrr. in me
company, Nl'h nme' nv, neo i.It,r, .,,,.
titir roe Of carmen, oli'''"', ,si,,s
ccss. ami FRIDAY ana sauna, ,!.,, n,s,,,
and Saturday h"nn-e. w e,v"' ~, - ~.
uiar production, the b ,,i'i ~ oo ',.J ,oc
patronage OF start hovs"A ~" IN
! 4 utaTt company WAS i6lFttulNttN ~ ID
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company. but Sayini was forced to de- !
cine, being under engagement al tue |
time to A. NJ Palmer. Saivlni is TINS |
week m \ew England. After engage
nirufs IN The principal Eastern cues ne |
Nil mike "A brief tour OF the South ana |
West
A wnil of lament is heard from the |
East over the last eiiuslon OF the new
drama. which it has pleased Augusuh |
pnly Ia cause TO h., translated and to
mount. In describing Sudeimanns 'uie
l.hre." which Day IL producing undcf
it, original title of Honor adlectNes
lah to give an idea OF ltN malolorouS
qualities. \ few of the new writers
| ior the press there are who say thal
| American actors have not the haMes'
concppilon of the unaffected. hleilkc man
| nor OF acting, which makes the pays al
| Intutnnnu. Nordmauu and SudermAna
! acceptable to enlightened patrohs o. 'ue
drama. but the New York ana NhlcatV
puhlics. not sufficiently new TO nsrtP
Nth these enthusiasts, have proved by
their absence from the theater that p.u!S
| ~ the Honor" school are rcVoitnS 10
| American audiences. In two weeks one
IN Chicago and one in New YORK. the
gross receipts were only ei'Vo'
Richard Mansfield, who has been de-
lavcd in his work for the present season
bv long aud severe illness. returns 10 we
stage completely restored to health. ne
opened his season az me Ihesthu' o.c,'
opera house, Philadelphia, m9t VIZ NJ
nreSenting an excellent repertoire ing
nrropsemeut of Mays was Monday and
Thursday fThankseiying) nights, heau
Rrnmmel.n Tuesday night ana Sntur-
day matinee. "rhe Scarlet letter Neu-
neSanv nirht ard special IhonkNGg I,lsns
matinee. "rhc Emperor Nanoie"n' tlI
dnv. "a parisi9n Romance. nhh T"{u..,
Iday night Pr. JeNs ana VT, llE,u,F'
Roatrice Cameron airs, MansfieId,, VINO
apncars I'm her orgiual ,rolc'' liSStS
1ohus'onc Bennett Rose iIYuhEe' ',eeIh'g
F'n~tnce, F'canor, C9reY' Florence rt|I
No.s"s Daniel llarkins, Orln Johns9,,,'
w. X. Griffith. j. W. weaver anu -
In these days OF war pays an" S'nsV
reu4l9m tie sound of hooiueaIs IS WoINeH
lew people know how tne effect IS pro-
n nosgo g KIT eTci Il thy Lad IN apparatus
. 1t takes quite lot OF practice 10 he
> GOOD horse. rs it Is called. lhe neccs.
. Isary outfit consists Of a table ON "h.cb
4. a long maruie slab covered VITA runVpi
, graduated from au inch thick down t'
Y ih" tbinness OF piece OF paper. Ih,
. operator las snapped to cach naind ha'l
a 0 fosTrned a horseshoe lie starts II
pounding them on the thick rubber t
u .radually works along To the thin part az
> 77 .,y "rs sunnosed 10 come nearer, an
30 G,alr .,ds M with a clattey ON Th
y t.,rn stone ms the horse is pulled up Jus
~ outside the scene. This + the contri
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And now they have commenced to muir
der missionaries in Madagascar. These
pagans are enjoying the greatest mission
airy hunt OF the century,
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The rapid consumption Of the fa;ted
calf output by the republicans over their
victories reminds us that Mr., Bayard VIII
have 70 do some rapid failing on his conn-
try's neck, or dispense with tnc usual
rrodlgArs reward.
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Mr.. Chandler VIII please call the pr.si
dents at'antion to the proposed FORMING
OF q gigantic octopus in Kansas. Th'
threatened fusion OF the prohib.,iunisu
and populists evidently means u corn col
jug stopper trust.
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CoNNuuiALIrins.

., -
Naaaec 't'3 new woman d,f'rtea !
H. '4t' ltl"" Ne. .i.lt' N" mao hr. Ng'h 4
beass5 ADd he refused % share ne mo |
"ia N4'n h'r SD PIG luit niW iH Ish-sl /
t,r, ot the marlDii.9 usu.c4 a. J,f.r. !
e,n..H4. ind. had the honor al tv.Ie t4a 1
kr icr th- lat oue Vt tW.uts-0ua cn.l- /
caa.o fTum kr.tuchy ana were married /
wt.hIu iHlaa scars
r,,.. .. zoe, ,- ,, a., International
, t "' az Az ''N VIZ IT,.
e.,g',,aI.' ' '',i.,t S5
r -N,i~9 t'' AZ ~ ittt''e
,a f.,, ty.'it.,t AZ ,h.. AWsirD..
"...., 90 ,<.-si,t.',s ~ w. NN''N' '''' go
~
he puk' ~ Marlborough " not IN
ohiy man TO gam IA rtch nr.de, George \.
! 'l1'aoWo. We lrHrilciQg nI street iunch
arb in tr4t -achce. ~ IT, is 60 marry
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three months. The bureau OF constitute
ton should give way for awhile TO the
bureau Of navigation IN the creation OF the
new navy.
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THE clothes don't make the man." she
sighed,
In language pat;
he saw her boomers and he cried:
I'm glad Of that"
-=-IiIlne
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Another vessel OF our new navy has
been injured through bad seamanship Oh
the China coasts This makes the third
faccident 70 these valuable ships inside OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

The postal department. having failed TO
transmit 1t. WIN. +. Chandler, Esq, has
faint hope that the answer to his letter
TO Mr. Cleveland VIII be Incorporated ia
the presidents message.
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prominent New York attorney has
been convicted of an assault upon ie'
male book agent and without single
recommendation TO mercy by the Jury !
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+. Jonn J. Ingalls, evinces an alarming de-
sire t. remove the lightning rod and
court a stroke Of presidential electricity
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Mr.. John ]. Quinn seems TO be amply
able 10 protect the literary champ .cnship
bequeathed him by Mr.. BIN Brady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

The United States stan refuse TO recos
nice Mr.. Corbeft as bclligereni-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

absolute divorce, without alimony," Is
the verdict Colonel Wstterson wants
against the tickle star-eyed g)ddess.
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A New orleans judge SEN. the district
attorney to jau the othec day for twenty
four hours for contempt. The Judge was
evidently determined to see some results
from the administration OF criminal law
I In New Orleans
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

England can seize mn opportunity to
back down from hiuH as promptly ana
gracefully as Jim Corbett.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

Reports from the say world OF Britain
indicate that London is fiddling while Ar
menia Is burning.
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The republican organs are still insisting
that the country Is in IA miserable ccrdi-
tion. They are shrewdly anticipating the
record OF the present congress- and dis
counting popular DISAPPOINTMENT in adj
x.,nae
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

If the sultan wins much more reputation
"a politician he will ind the latch
string out for him IN America when the
powers finally crush him.
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among hts Chicago itleguS TINT ne "ss
decelving them when he announced TIA.
he was going to be On actor
And now they have commenced to muir
der missionaries in Madagascar These
pagans are enjoying the greatest mission
airy hunt OF the century,
The postal department. having failed 10
transmit 1t. WIN. T.. Chandler. Esq, has
faint hope that the answer to his letter
to Mr.. Cleveland Will be Incorporated ia
The presidents message.
If the siiltan wins much more reputation
"a a politician he will hnd the latch
string out for him In America when the
poweis finally crush him.
sheriff Nance Of Abbaville. S. c.. sue
cessfullv stood oft a mob and prevented a
lynch ~. Northern papers viii publish
accounts Of Same at - cents per Inc, cash
to accompany copy.
1t is bat doing justice to Mr.. Debs' aoil-
sHes 10 state that he MAS not accessible
a, the ttuo Mr.. Corbou handed the cham
pioushp 10 Colonel Mah r.
. Coastessraap Culhcrs,u mas been elected
ciioirnau o. .he democratic Congressional
c4uers something Of case Of rluekin1
,he bud of honor after the frost has
ipuped 81. -.
/ The failure OF Mr. Thurpcr 70 anuihlatc
Mr. r.. e.. Benedict the usurper Of ui'
prerogarvca IS the most convincing sisI
that there viii he no thnd term
what a blessing ID would he If the new
>, -,,,,f,'. itihls gould W.. fr.ide to apy
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b HOUSTON DAILY POST.
IoUsroN PRINTING CONTAIN

" nm. president; r. W. House, Vice
Pfesidcnt; A. f. Sittlg. Secree~is'
NJ !. l., watson, Treasurer
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-02

THE repeated assurances that the Amer
can missionaries In Armenia are gate
lea Is us % iutcr that the Associated Pr1ss
is confident tnal they went to r"avcn all
MIN
The herald., 1895-12-28

VNO BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAT ID
/ saleabe. try tn. want columns OF Ihe
Herald few ce1ts inve >ted in this maj ner
may make Won MANY dollars.
The herald., 1895-12-28

r B. COIN
IL. The Los Angeles pawnbroker, 146 N.
Main St, loans money on diamonds. watches,
jewelry. firearms pianos. Libraries and all
other collateral securities; also sells unre-
deemed pledges for money loaned and one
mont s int rest added; make no mistake. it
is the reliable L. b. CONN., the Los Angeles
pawnbrokeE. 3-lO-6
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STORAGE

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- hould goods, pianos trunks ETC.; City
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proprietor. Telephone Gas.
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BOWLING ALLEYS

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est place in the city; lowest price. 212 =
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