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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
The bids for the enlargement

The bids for the enlargement and re-
construction Of the Dismai-swamp canal
are to be opened on Monday. The i'm
provement contemplated is most impor-
tant one. This waterway extends from
Norfolk 70 Elizabeth City. n. c.. a dis
lance of for,y-eight ana one-half miles.
and though It has always been valuable
factor In the matter of transportation
between the Chesapeake bay and the
North Carolina sounds. II is only adapted
70 comparatively light traffic.
Under the proposed plan Of improve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

This is fine weather we are having
now-exposition weather-an exposition OF
what the South can do when it tries and
does year AFTER year, and pretty much all
the year round.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Spain is officially said to have lost
so Gar in Cuba one brigadier-general,
lS5 other officers and 1.sll soldiers. And
still she is not satisfied. She is con-
stantly sending more troops TO the land
of the machete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
THE
FoURgUREAN PRICE
COMPANY.
TODAY
WILL BE DEVOTED TO
Remnants
AND
Short Lengths,

Our great distribution of
merchandise brings about an
accumulation of these. To-
lay every department i'll the
house is going to make a
special effort to close out all
odd lots and small quantities
and short lengths and every
thing that can be called a
remnant.
1t goes without saying that
this cannot be done without
making very low prices.
Therefore, 10 matter how de-
sirable the article, or how low
its former price, it is marked
at the lowest price ever given
remnant. A good share of
the remnants will be among
the Dress GOods-the newest
and most popular woollen and
silk stutfs. If you want q
suit, a skirt, a waist, by a
little calculation you can Sc
cure material enough for your
wants, in some instances for
actually a quarter or a half
the former price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

France is thinking seriously Of eXpend-
ing two hundred millions of dollars du-
ring the next twelve years for a new
navy. She recognizes the fact that
swift well-armed and armOred cruisers,
and plenty OF them, are necessary now
adays TO nations that figure on the high
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF xix.
STOCKHOLDERS Of ne ,,,i.,,fi.Nl
MANS LAND AND lMPlsIt i,..'--.
caNPANY VIII be held az the t'itn'.
Fredericksburg ani potomac
shops on MONDAY, october q. ~. ,.
S'S q n. Tor the election Of o.h,.i'. ...
the transaction OF such oth'r
as may properly com. SSr t1f secr.t.ry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Chicago Is reported as broke" and II
Is proposed In consequence togtemporari'
~ cut down. the police and hre depart
ments OF the proud western meat-ropo-
lis to practical abolition. ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

4 Centennial Exposition city paper
maliciously remarks that the President,
after clearing off his desk at Washing
ton. will 20 down 10 Atlanta for a rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
KAUFMAN & co.
ChHdyen's ClO0RS.

We've made an extra effort in our
c,tIJLDREN'S CLOAK DEPARTMENT
this season. and have secured Nobby.
Wearable JACKETS AND CLOAkS at
nrices that are a surprise to everybody
so much so that since active selling has
begun il has resolved itself into more
of a question bow to keep the sizes than
anything else
They have captured the city; the little
folks like them, because OF their COM
Portable fit. and mothers are more than
pleased with the low prices and cute
jaunty styles.
There will be more styles than ever this
week as we are receiving them by ex-
press daily; the prices range from slso
to $lj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
r,cr a2e EAST BROAD

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4Ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
wEST-END OFFICE. PARk-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
Feather BOaS.

Nothing adds to a ladys costume moro
than one of these handsome and useful
articles. They are at the same time
comfortable and extremely ornamental
We have them in endless variety. Also
full line of Fur Thibets for the neck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

What Roosevelt says Of German may
be set down among the things that are
if true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
w. a. CHEATWOOD. 1915 EAST MAIN STREET
Temp pie, P9nb9ItQ1, (orleS & 60,
AND 9 WEST BROAD ST.

Fur Capes in great profusion. compris-
ing all the furs now in use-such as CO.
ncy Electric Seal Wool Seal, Astra-
chan, etc.-in different lengths. and at
prices which you will find very reason
able.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Read the small list OF big offerings for
Friday and Saturday. or as long as 'ney
last. 49,,
Blue and Black Serge. just nc thing
for skirts: one yard wide. and iuIiy worth
l0c: will be sold at 2Jc.
Jo-Inch-W ide-Wale Diagonal ATWOOD
Dress-Goods. Blue and Black ohy' red'
value I5c.: our price is SOC.
Yard-wide Fancy Cheeyiot Dre $500 :,
were made to sell at DC; we bou3ht Il
bargain in them. and they go at nc.
All.Wool 36,,inch Fine Twlled se eriat
I'M all the leading shades: they are caileh
BARGAINS at 3gc but we sell them at 2sc.
Flannellette for ladies wrappers; they
are Just beauties. and very cheap; see
them and you will say so-the price Is loc.
Bed-COmforts, G5X7Ainches, well quilted
and good quality, only 15c.
Larger size and better goods. worth
49, anywhere; but our price * Joc.
Full III White Blankets. you never saw
anything as cheap: they go at i9e:
lO-i Gray blankets. would be good value
al 81: but our price Is SOC.
Ladies' Cloaks. Black. Brown, or Gray;
latest cut; large sleeves, good quality
cloth and well-made. would be cheap al
e.. hut our price is g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

All letters and kilograms must be au
dressed TO THE DISPATCH COMfANi l.
Rejected communications Will not DE re-
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey,

a tonic never more valuable than
now, when the body is tried by
sudden changes of air. 1t sus-
.tains the vigor of the system
and prevents rheumatism. asth-
ma and digestive trouble, dis
eases that arise from cold and
imperfect circulation of the blood.
The only medicinal whiskey in the
market.
Druggists and grocers sell 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Moreen. Mohair. Flannel plain and
knitted, and Sateen Skirts. at all prices;
also a beautiful line OF Silk Skirts. in
black and fancy taffetas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Ten thousand Lee rifles are to be man
ufactured for the army. They should
he good arms to justify the name they
bear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

The average man is not a business sue
cess. but he knows all about running
other peoples business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Mrs. Belva Lockwood is charged with
criminal libel By Robert f. L. White, a
Washington lawyer. who alleges that she
tackled notices derogatory to his repu-
tation on his oifice-door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF INCH OR LESS.

vance C25 words or less) ..........''. -
Above rates are for everyday or ao-
vertisements running consecuiively.
Reading notices in reading-matter 'Ep,,'
FIVE lines or less. 81; in nonpareii ieadeo'
lines or more. 75c.
Card of rates for more space furnished
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
VISIT OUR
Lovely Cloak ParlorS.

The newest styles In Capes ana Coats
Try on a garment; ask the price; you II
invariably expect it to be twice as much'
The great extent of our Cloak Business
this season proves us 10 be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
A Breakfast,

however good, is wasted on a
cold, toneless, flabby stomach.
1t is unjust to blame the cook.
He can supply only food; you
must find the power to turn it
into flesh and blood. 1t is the
part of wisdom to recognize the
signs Of indigestion, and to slim
ulate the lazy stomach with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
1915 EAST MAIN STREET.

Ladies' Black or Brown Bcover-Clctn
Cloaks. the latest style cut, made. anu
fit as well as any SO garment; they 80
at -. 49,.
Black or Blue Double Capcs. for laiies
y inches deep 60 inches sweep, notninS
better can be had for 81: our price IS $50.
Ladies' Full Seamless Fast-Black hsss !
the same YOU have always paid l9c. for
we bought big lot. and must sell them
Ladies Cashmere Atwood Jersey
Cloves Black or colors; you never
bought anything finer or better AT 5Jc' :
our price is 2jc.
Ladies' Winter-Weigh Long-Sleeve
Ribbed vests small lot. VIII be SOFA al
l. l-2c. 81,
Heavy Ribbed Vests for ladies'; full
bleached. satin:ribbon neck. real value Is
40c but our price is 15c.
Mems All Wool Red-Flannel shirts, me
quality Drawers TO match; they would be
cheap at 75c.; they 20 at " l-2c.
Mems Gray Wool shirts and Drawers
they formerly sold at &c: We sell them
now at y"c.
Chldrens Heavy Merino Shirts. and
Pants to match; the price starts az &C..
.nfaqA and nm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

AVIS well that ends well. 1t should
have good point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
AT THE HEAD
Point Of Low Prizes and High Values,

Ladies' All-Wool Fine Black and Navy
Blue Beaver Capes, very full, Black
Satin bands, silk stitched, S2.9S.
Ladies' Double-Cape. Black and Navy.
Beaver. 3 rows stylish braid. turn-down
collars very full and ripping s5.4S.
Ladies' Black Boucle Coat, velvet piping
ripple-back, box-front, perfect htting'
si9S.
Ladies' Black Astrakhan Cloth Coats
real value $l2; our price, s..
Ladies' Finest Imported Black Astra-
khan Coats, satin-striped, melon sleeves
being sold in this city right now at W.
our price. $40.
Splendid-Quality Misses Jackets IN
Blue. Black, and Brown, S.9S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

REMNANTS OF COL0RED DRESS
GOODS IN ALL THE new WEAVES
and C0L0RINGS.
REMNANTS OF BLACK DRESS GOODS.
REMNANTS OF SILKS.
REMNANTS OF LINENS.
REMNANTS OF RIBBONS.
REMNANTS OF DRAPERY SILKS.
REMNANTS FROM EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
MEETINGS.
STATED CONVOCATIONs +

4 STATEU ONNVVh IV.' 70 4
N OF WASHINGTON ROYAL ARCH Jag
CHAPTER, No. .. will b. hell IN W. .>sssls
Tabernacle ~ Masonic Temple, ms
tFriday) EVENING az O'Clock. ,i
is 1895 Members Of sister chap'' In.
visiting companions aye frateiN.i
Nv order OF the NJ. r. II Pr.'r.
Oc lS-lt X. b. SNtAb'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

NO THE MEMBERS OF ~ ~
= NOND COUNCIL. NO. Z, j. o. /. - .
You are hereby notified 10 me, me-. ..,.
EVENING al 2:30 O'Clock sharp,
tend the funeral Of our deceased ''
4. W. MOODY.
By order OF the Councllloir,,,,. ,,..
DC lN-1ff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04

some very astute detective work on ms
part to deve underneath this very Jan
gerous society of anarchists ana, iinu GUY
frat TINT such a soc ETY. existed Sccoiiui
that he has managed to set possesslou
OF It circular copy of their platform any, a,iu
constitution" to startle the GOOD peoVe
OF Huus ton with this most Wondertul ~
formation Now. when the iacts III lhe
matter are calmly looked at, the wonuer-
ful detective work Of the reverend gen
t.emau Is calculated to make many thi.k
he has missed his calling u trying 70
preach the gospel OF the meek ana luNly
Na2arene and that his talents lay VloIe
In the line Of "iawkshdw. the petcc-
tive" The fact that there Ia not, ana
never has been any desire or tIofl 10
keep the matter secret, but, On the con-
trary a strong desire and EFFORT on lho
part Of the projectors of the Ltugue ior
the Projection Of Personal Liperty 10
give II all the publicity possible, and the
further fact that the circular when the
rcvercad gentleman ',managed TO get no d
city 10 the other his fine detective WORK
| VIII seem all the more astoundins.
An organization to secure personal NO
| crty by set of men who feel tnat 1hclr
| rights have been abr dyed Is un-Aut IT,
can according to the reverend gentleman.
| We wonder u George III didu't thirk tho
same way when he first received news ol
| citi2ens Of Houston to know what is
/ eoi ON So dces the society IN question
/ aud said society Is more than obi Ged tp
/ Detective Rankin for advertising their o.
! iect and aims for them. lie complains
/ that TINS socicty rs striving TO right ny
| wrongs through the ballot box. Al goou
| citizens arc taught that this il the proper
! place TO right the wrongs laid upon any
! olass Of citizens 10y oppressive laws. Whai
other way would he advise? In one breath
| the uurUcsr Of influencing tho voters M
our coming election, aud in the next preati
ladvocates the orGsnizatoi OF II socic y
for the same aYoWed purpose. IN ms
| case to advance his own cause. It Is al
right; ON the part of others. to favor theii
r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
WOLVES Us sueeps c1ouu>e

whe ,s., is 80 great .t.1...
eH .aa aat m,at .a .f
n-h also l- t-
sa a a .-,u4 ami ,......
trre ...t r
Mig t.t far. ry l. qr.H ..
rr. Dr. ..a ob.-
tla1 arr I--.. U.. livery OF n.5..n .-
i.tt s.lr t,.r , tl.a.,H .H.
Ihr-, $50 n un,uog. ra-.tI. r.sr.
-If.nI t.raI.t. Norlr. t.r.r-5 .ra-
--.r ,ua..aar mad bee..uat. .r
-i-ialt.u-.. Aan o,ar before lron.. A
routa o1l 5cparah., ins-t-a.
uan c.ao- ftsm Putshurc ANA Western
PENNSYLVANIA. vhe-e an isvesti-a ,-,,.
au tLe mana cement OF ag e>t.r..,.
auti-cruciy society has r,gra'ul .a,ro
startling sraalsis. Tie .eci,t. WAS
framed ,sicns.h'y for the nnrno., ,f ,.r..
venting cruelty n children arl .rai
yprsor-. The renl purros. se.,p. 20 bay.
boon 70 sIurd i- active managers otr,r
uuiues for induiein. dcprayed instincts
and the Pitshut- Lender SAYS that. ao
cor,lng 10 testimony uulrr oath. IA,
headquarters Of the organization O.,
Penn avenue 10 that city have been
for years a sink of iniquity-n LeB hole
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
REPLY TO DIR. RANKIN

TO INC EultOr ~ Vho POst.
In your issue OF sunday, Rev. Rank,
'tartles the good people Of Houston b,.
Informing them that there is IN rh,,~
midst society III anarchists. and of sich
IA dangerous and cold-hlood,d character
as 10 make IL II matter OF svlf-protscf,,,
Tor the people to at once get torntl,s-
from taking away the political. rr.iyio,,s
moral and social rights OF our ciiise,s
Ia his communication. AIR. Ranki,' '' I'M.
Neys tue impression that II mas takcu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
ArATRIorIo ENAMrLr.

II has been estimated by bankers and
other people that there are $4,000
Goa in gold boarded in this country by
citizens, some OF il being in the banks
MS deposits and no inconsiderable amount
Of 1t being hid away under floors and
in old stockings and in various other out
Of the ordinary places of security.
Ex-Governor Flower Of New York Is
just now receiving considerable notice
from his conspicuous attempt TO set these
headers an example in patriotism. The
treasury needs gold and II these citizens
who have il would turn even the fourth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

New York Novcubar ., ,.s,.,n,,,,,
.l....r.,.. b,.. i.,. .. ""'
'' ''9''' '"I preach OF
t' Acl5 Jaws ln sorry Ng brandy sBucn.
W''H ftll 81 THANKSGIVING dinner
N'anWhue the hureur ls doing business
tu the ground floor and the dull tnud of
l." -audbuegcr is heard u the publt.
NtnNA}
Signs of Wnosty am. cropping
.ba n, ,t,ri,.,.,,, ID.
rr. ., ~
I.,,...,.I ''7
ma0es. The o,rc-q 1qt xxx ga o. 81, .'','.y
dH nud sindry lttle extras. tle af lr-
o". NE "n ABOUT $l"o" l.'o uHup.
tn. uilie,-;, ., t'i 'l'' ,ntit i'i
Aiaufi1ff.n iot, iI
along with .,f, r,,,t.i, ,,. .' 't'' 3
''' anu '"'''i'''''J'
An ot1 i,,,,,o,,.,, t,.,
,,. 'i""l''"lN was i"-
''''" '"'Al' Whoh the bclluoNicp rcstau-
rtnI iu the building u.Nt door illt One. t.,
tho ~lo.lz oNch,u,o avn. ,....,... o., .
,,,..,.,t..... 10 '''
'nt picture ADVERTISEMENTS of good uylng.
.if N 'lS Ncr" closed tIS murun.. and.
.i' "ld REGULARS. some Of whom Ha.c
l1hth their iuurnes there Tor i..l
,''t'h Nrdra, passing hy at the iiYall
N'Ni lN some neN lf1 untrue restaurant.
n.ti au io"iui Elsu..s thr.uan an. Ny.r-
i"WS. The work of demolition If lEe
'W.dlng VIII soon nc oonmcu,od. ul4
VNnn me SIT. Wil r.o thr itl.tsr stId.t-
nr' lu New York. winch john ~ Ml.lt,-,.
ANA am associate arc o. erect. Cuuu.rs
a . f
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
YOU lNCREDULous THING.
..,,.,...rt TAnrnaN

II Is now stated that the bar at the on
franco to Galveston harbor Is OF soft
mud. So many marvcis have been re-
Gently discovered In connection with the
Galveston bar that IL would not now he
surprising n the announcement were
made that a bed Of pearls had been brok
en- into by tho dredge's scoop or that
there Is really no bar at all at the on
trance TO the wharf oompany's domin-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04

c. =. Ford, the fresh and smiling crop
liar OF The Houston Post, has again come
To the scratch and this time announces
My Ford Is hiding his light under "a
bushol--he should 40 on the lecture plat
form. lili pcrkius couldn't hold a candle
10 him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04

laid out by tile provision puVteu lom
section 3, article OF the constitute. as
pfucndcd In iSG, ara which had been
adopted 10y the legislature IN NV IN ua-
fnimg the jurisdiction OF the Snprt me
court and to continue the power pre-
Niousiy granted to issue the writ OF man
dainus TO the heads OF the departments OF
the state government Article Aall, on
the other hand. SHOWS II purpose t. eN-
ciupt these officers from such writs. rms
does not override article 9l6 for, tine RUE
is that where IA general intention Is eN-
pressed. and the act expresses also par
ticular Intention iucompuuble WIN the
general intention. tht particular inten.
lion is 10 he considered IN the nature OF
AN exception o. Hing. no. W conclude
OF maudlmus against any head OF a state
department In a proper case
.. He who claims that statute has
| hean uassed I'm vipiatioa Of some provision
of the constitution, should be able TO
! poiut out the particular provision or pro-
risious that have been 'nfringed. inc
! Constitution q this state nowhere eN-
/ pressly prohibits the legislature from
| Amending tnl wldch AFs been scnt 70
| the governor. and which may become IA
| law before 1t has actually become such
/ Docs Ga exercise of such a power indi-
1 rcctly conflict with amy provision IF thc
! Fundamental lnw2 No such conflicting
provision surgests itself rs our minds
/ We $50 not see that the exercise Of TIE
| power can In any manner restrain or in-
! tcrlorr with tine prcrogatiNrs Of any other
! department. of the STATE g1N ruW mt or
/ of any officer of the Sute. unless per
! ch1rcc &c oe those of tn" rovern,t
/ Does 70 restrict tie governors prrroga-
! tive of approving or disappearing pro
/ 81 does mott The effect OF ~ amendafnry
/ siutN'a NnS % express the intention tnat
/ " tNe uiiem0l h.ll should become law
/ IL should ho amended es prescribed I'm
We conclude that no iast objection cl1
ho urged o. ino uiu,udntcrv act Of Aprii
p" s', ni tat therefore III respond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
l.. X. WHEAT, c,,v
Representing Ia
Smith X Jones' ,., sunples

......,....,.'''...,,,s,,,. 7,
The rrnwd was ont $50 on ~ IL
rb1,. '.,nST themselves and are mrs /
fn,, thn Fat man. When ,.,ano y
.empts to be funny IN san .Assassntas
he has to produce proper smile
writing helore ne s"'
A tcy davs ago the gooi p''s ,,, 1,
,r.ts.i,, Endeayor scrFp
as t'e N'lil9.''-' cs,5s,ian Asscsl'
tho Young Mems N'','' -, ,snhssa'
and "a number of the chuis" l. !
L-,nsas town. ne ~
l"' ~ - hail for TIE ~.
Christian huieA'o' 49," ,,r the cc's',
OF offering up prayers iiSS"innel K9as'
of that rmlucu, .ntdei' , II Of the G I.
persoil several IL tnI ring in chlcasss1 n
had done tng any ,,Ial'os .' to bassa "
IL was thought l i,s ne many peH~
sIp2htajions5 ,M,,.s's.iibie. o,lg. 4
his benait as po ','ae called to es,a
Ihe m, mey'" ivy va Prayers Of a 4 MI II 4
dor. ass sor, OF lse .,nnn 10 oaa
first .pettolli,,.,,,,p was not ,5sssSs
,.. ulS E'anlbar but took w lb,ssiis
was some M ming OF a pol u, ne snlsl
I G ,Io h..Ser IN a didac,ie W wOrli Y y
| Tor iiIGt 10 shine upon sns ~
t tTa not forgetting ha ss 10 pt II
rra5nallV worked aro'"' n
! ~ ~" meeting. fs,yentls "A
vi ..1S,n Tor ord he said stssred her
,,,ngSst whv we are sasn;vn Who's
f TSon knSW '5 the = m ,aps. u Sos
wc off@r NJ our praySSnrs' upon Ik
| that he is a lost sneep rsn scas
lie @ has listened 10 ,i the rom rom te ls, "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
SOME posTscRIpTs

SWFIS,
The Dinereu.
men cynthia smiles, and ali ~.
Her liquid laughter woos ,ha n'
iier cheek 50 round
And chin s, smoo,h
End In II dimple made ~, -.
When Cynthia frowns a,a ~,
iie' sco'dins splits the atlaosptsn 's'
Ter jaw so strong.
Ana chin, though rm,n
appear TO nave 10 end At An
plu you report mat suicid. a,t,,,
to do last night" asked ,bs al "a u
INV reporter, a graduate =, ivy uiAe
journalism. q Snocl u
saw the corpse, sir, but found
possible to write a description ~ I, 'H-
fair" ol 'asI.
WHY"
How IN the world was !,
mans throat was cut from "a, .'s y ia
wren he only mad one carp " a.
one night last week IN San 49,.
teil' solomn-looSing man, wear,n, '4' !
hat walked into hotel bar '.ror VIZ
flee and stood by the stove wbe,a ue VI
of men We're sitting. smol,,ns ~ as'Vup
\ fat man, who noticed him 20 T. '' .A4q-
the hotel clerk who 1t was. The cls j., ss y,
his name, and the fat man fo,lo,s, Wy -
/ stranger into the barroom cas,.,..' -, "
slances of admiration and dellvh, 'i-
Pretty cold night, gentlsmsr q.
warm country" said the man IN r.. a.
nat. - -'
"Ah-ha a--ha--ha-- ha," YELLED N. =.
man. bursting into lond lan,h .srs az
prrf' hh,nN goo1, ,,..,
Went on wa ' 'tn b ,HoSea SURPRISED sri
7 Presently one Of the men sitting ~ sp, n.
Sl ..,,, s.ld me-
seem TO bn makingy , Uver N Europe doesi
No" said the solemn man. 'iS y, ,.,..
liks the other nations are doing ali n,
IN" fat man 10, on, , ro,,.u,,
and rolled over and over ON on i ny q NV
Gosh ding H. ~ he howled, THAT'S Ii.
bsz1ba ,'''S Cn eYef neara ,An-ha--h17s4
something on that" -''- 'A''
The invita- Ion seemed to all hands to
n',,',.i,n .,, ald 5po,osH ior his hl.iilsl
ha,, Willie H.. d,inItu ' ' n'n,., along lk
norod ne f',t ,ni,n o,,nnsa .1 ,s "
In and ,,i,it,,D,.' i' s,,, sllisa aions ts
a., every n,.,, eyca,t ~ ~, ~ w Il
silk h,f NVI,n be rot m ros "s WI" '. ~! y;
e,niIa s,',a.,d ot',,. thee as s w.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-04
NEEDS RENEWING.

Tho Houston Post strikes good strong
blow for common sense In it's issue OF
the s5th ultmo. We refer to its leader
on the red tape customs IN regard to our
land titles The law should certainly
bo remedied In some way by our next
legislature.