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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29

od4nislng waEonanlroduced
fosI h fitted up win two cyl
valid heep revolving. giving a
@a1AlAft i|ee Of various business
.1auta|a There are people who
rather Epend $40 10 catch tho
two @ thrcc thousand people
t'''' ,a'fap||on Of this kind than In
Pure - ItnIh 70 reach hundred thou
KllGh11 1II. IL 4 good newspaper.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
NOVEL Roaming hr prnrr

Baroness 90 lady companlon)-''Ths
beginning OF this novel horribly dun.
Have the goodness. Fraulein Brock
harit, 10 read the hrst two or three
chapters for me: will then 10 on with
the fourth -FCierabend.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
On Dangerous. Orouaa.

40 you believe In women lecturorsy"
the man In the fur cap was askln.
The man with the thin chest opened
It and produced one OF his apologize
coughs.
"Sh-speak easy" he said. neryoualy:
that's my wife In the next Anew
York Recorder.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
saved By sl,ns

BE mine he urged.
init" she answered.
Crushed utterly In his fondesl hone.
he would have left her forever had she
not relented.
Il mean no." she fal,ered.
He was theroupon transported with
Joy and gathered here to his bosom. 80
Detroit Tribune.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29

A Wisconsin church has refused 10
accept money raised by q female min
strel show by amateur talent Con
aiderlng the quality Of show given by
amateur female mlnslrels the church
is quite right.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
The Tabls. Turned

Il shall have to go to my room and
stay there; positively shall" said
Willie Wibbles. u can't stand It any
longer"
What's the matterg"
It's getting TO be beyond endurance
the rude way these bicycle girls stare
at a young man who Ia standing on
the payement"-Phlladelphla In
Quirer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
Some Inside History.

see how clean OF snow Browns side.
walk Is, and look at Jacobson's next
door"
yes; but you don't understand"
"Whatg"
u saw Brown borrow Jacobson's
snow shovel two hours ago."-Clevo.
and World.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29

=.
''' 4efi@a Failed IN Rsms 70 De
..... ~ the nnmans Do
"nen IN Rome "a a. Inc Romsrs
T,. -.'s the old aisiloh. but m tbe-e
p aHifefa..i travel Il 4 somav-ho,
n.rs ' ~ 70 know beforehand the man.
~. H1a customs Of the native lnbabl-
,.rs :. me countries that are visited
writer Ia The New York rrIbune
.. -ete eaten with chopstlcks Win a
ass ' ... wife and daughter N China
is1,. g. eroas-legged with the peralan
hoSs. = tqnsran and smoked narg-
re'a: said an American. who wa,
ns II not cosmopolitan. .but I
Io.,s : '-''ta to adapt myself success
t1i ~ INC cnsioms Of the country un-
d. ''-'neu Jamaica. in the West In
rs / had letters to one Of the mag.
lAere. and upon delivering Them
1870 .'ssu q prompt invitation to break.
~ % spend the day. The hour
~ mentioned. but rs Tie pcoplo
... mach. supposed. Of course h.
q clock. IA fourchette M which
ihs' presented myself. ONLY 10 and
~, ' been expected At s. How-
..,. ~ eniertalners were most hos
soy and their usunl frugal luncheon
.sse sine and fruit was evidently
.'s... .'.'sn'ed BY more substantial
-.a. iof my benefit. After luncheon
e ..hed II would like 10 axe a
a. had just arrived assured
'f.'a that I never slept In the dav-
,,, ''' .nu proceeded TO make myself As
'.ssp'e as possible. Ny entertain
'aa1afofed % be cheerful. but there
Nv Something n the atmosphere that
-.''s me aWare that had committed a
.,'sslsm-and that mad Guessed
$780, we very apparent In the re-
.eota % tho family when said
.,'t ''P.'sH' did feel tired and would
,...- q teposo myself A little I
,A''neaiaiely condne,ea - 800 ~ -,
n..s r .''.. had evidently been ar.
a '.n me expectation tina, I
nss1ms 2 so'ef'y % bed. and. wish.
HIn ~ AZ. ',' resi-. the iady ana gentle.
/ ess =. ..'e house left me- for ~ ,'ha,,
es,-1. Abou, 8 O'Clock one Of ,hs
~ ,..,' came 70 fetch me n fre s.'
looking very nice ana m \ NM
me Ilt Ia tnmhled and untldy "A com.
sequence go. > = M VA shown eS',
ne Eardens. which were really lovely.
began 10 make mes adieux. But /
must stop 10 dinner. they urged. they
ni,s expected me. But thought they
had enough Of me. and persisted In
refusal. ] thought they parted
|. mo rather atilly. and. In driving
ne LONG avenue which led up 10
nae. I met a number Of smartiy
people. who. l afterward
ed been invited especially to
So missed 1t all around
20 end OF trouble and Of
htsauso did not Just know
.|h|ls.H-New York Tribune.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
A oAisaro juers aned 4 hwysr d

A Chicago Jucge hned q mNyer W
for putting a cigar IN bis mouth IN court
the other day. To a layman the mere
fact that 70 hold a cigar IN the mouth
nocessitates the closing OF the latter
would have been sufficient mitigation
Of the contempt to have suspended the
hna
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
ohllrInr.

Lsdy On the waierD- For PHYS sake.
save me. DO throw me lllo-beltl
Nont Oadios' tabor on the shorel-
WIZ pleasure; WA aizo do you takeg
PHILADELPHIA inquirer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
Cough

and nothing seemed to do her any good.
happened 10 read about Hoods sarsapa-
rilla and had her give u trial. From the
very arst dose she began 10 got better.
After taking few bottles she was COM
plelely cured and her health has been the
best ever SINCE Mrs. ADDIE PECK,
y Railroad Place, Amsterdam, n. Y.
~ will say that my mother has not
stated my case In a. strong words a. I
would have done. Hoods Sarsaparllla
has truly cured me and | am now we'll"
Cora PICK, Amsterdam, ~. Y.
BE sure 10 get Hoods, because
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29

\ week after this the Saeamorc was
IN the Pacific near the line. and about
twenty miles south % Gilbert lslanl
II was night. q rlo. ious n.eht WITH
bright moonlight ana the Southern
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
THE JOKER'S CORNER.
SOME PLEASANT SELECTIONS
FOR OUR LEAN READERS,

The sey Maidsn--A Serious IMPRESSION
How fIis Voice Got Rainsd a Simple
Diagnosis why lie Was As,oal.hsd-
A vaiasd Member.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
RcpaFiss At The Lunch Counter.

hcpartee a. the Lunch Counter.
"Blansg"
mo beans"
"Oi course do"
DO whatY"
Know beans. you idlot"-Inslan.
Apohs Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29

hurfaIO has 10000 aad Ioais,lls It,
900 lnioniria
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-29
Mothers

Anxiously watch declining healthy
heir daughters. SO many aro cut d
BY consumption Ia early years al
there u real cause for anxiety. Il
the early stages. when not boyQd
the reach Of medicine, Hood. Sala-
parila Avail restore the quality W
quantity Of The Llood anal lhnl "a
good health. Read the following rite:
at Is bat just TO write abod ny
daughter Cora, aged ~. She was con-
pleloly run down, declining, had THAT lrd
feeling, aud friends said she woul, ma
live over three months. She had 4 bad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26
PolNrs Anorr rEopLE.

Mrs. Tree Is the hes, dressed woman on
the English stage
The German emperors latest accom-
-. y 9s'i9i aHi Dacou is his favor
tie dish.
Six thousand provincial mayors were ln-
Ylci TO he marriage OF the prince OF
Naples.
Lloyd Jsbourne who has been appointed
tuited states consul al Samoa. is a step
aou OF The late Robert Louis Stevenson
Richard MoGrr ot Deerield. Ind. and
John McGrin OF Geneva. Ind. are twins
Who celebrated their SD birthday re
Gently
William Henry Lewis Of Philadelphia,
who has just died, was for many years
one OF The most active ana influential
Baptists ia Pennsylvania.
The pucheas of Westminster is known
among her friends as an ardent crickcter.
oud she Is said 20 be In particular a bowler
OF some considerable skin
Henry Ward pcccher once said tina, II
one were to pursue and hunt down all the
saunders emitted by idle and vicious gossip
i've would be perpetual flea hunt
The German emperors children are
sichly lot, and as easily knocked over by
trifics as nncpins They inherit little OF
business
The czarina Is studying the laws Of Rus
sia How can De expected 10 assist II
rae government of nay people" she IS said
70 nave de- Jared when | know nothing
about thcir lawse"
Queen Natalie Of serva recently los,
valuable diamond out Of bracelet. and.
70" mat % has been recovered she has or
hcrcd That D. shall SEE relied FOR the benefit
Of rierri'2 charity.
Milo cayagnac daughter OF the French
niuieier Of war SO the las, cabinet. is 10
marry n Paul Dubois eon OF the sculp-
'or or IRE famc name Her brother re-
Gently married The daughter Of Tainc.
Mercedes princess Of the Asturias. who
Was queen az Spain for tho fcw months
heioro the birth of her lit,io brother. has
jne' completed her sixteenth year She is
toi pr,t'y but has beautiful eyes and
black hair,
During Ii Hung Chang's stay in New
ofk Gcorg" Francis Train sen, him a box
q, cur iiowera every morning addressed to
citizen Ambassador, Statesman. Mcr.
rhan', nonfrr Nlocroy ard General III
/ Hung Chang"
or Mr. r cro"kctrs forthcoming
novel, The Gray Man" ~. 00O coples hnvc
aairoany been subscribed for, and Of "1be
/ "'rder ot policia." 9t0o0 ~ the - 0O0
printed aF FIRST edition were already be-
! spoken on the eve Of publication.
! Commander Henry James Of the rovaI
/ navy. VINO is now ~ years of age. Ia
about 20 publish his "reminiscences when
/ ne entered tho navy tho senior officer vas
! ADMIRAL OF the Fleet Sir Peter Parker
| Who had served under officers that had
ioueht at Cape La iogue In 1861.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26
GUESS.

For The Post
We a delicate band that is purn,e and
sold.
This she gave me last night in the lamps
mellow ray,
And each thread of the trnkc, each in
triCatc fold,
Is to memory precious forever and ave:
MD when ! behold the ineffable prize.
What harmonious dreams to my vision
arisc'
shan keen, shall cherish the gilt Just
20 long
As my snrt re' erts 20 the things Of tho
past
II shall gladden. my neart like the thrin Of
song,
lust as long as the secrets OF my nom
DRY last
ror ! see in that circle Of purple and gold
WHAT dare not say what--that is hot
ter untold. ST
New Orleans.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26

The Post receives a great many com.
municatlons, an average, perhaps. Of fifty
per day. 1t ran be readily understood how
impossible It would be to publish even a
tenth part Of these. Those received are
carefully examined, and. according to the
best Judgment OF the editors, such Of them
printed as room can be found for. Neces-
sarily the larger portion are left over. not
in all cases because Of a lack OF merit. but
for the reasons Just stated This explana-
ton is made public in order that the
friends of The Post and OF the great cause
for which we arc all laborlng may fully
appreciate the situation and understand
that they have not been Intentionally neg
leeted by the appearance Of their
contributions.
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|, TESAs
BEsr PArER IN 'AN

The Period. UDallnsi' "a b,
The Period ranks seco S II be- z
Nows in point Of the s,is.s s q \,
uail. and in all the usousica
od newspapers, lAe sIpera |,
abreast with the most ,sstI.uis J
all the qualities ina, live r.,
entertaining and prpsI,,rSa,a al u.
formation is gathered lin n,ias ihf \
tho world. thereby lnes ,arv rar Y
OF ali classes, and in e e' oeer q ~
toms great daily is NV
IN Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26

| that is one feature of the English system
| which Chairman Green does not want
| transplan,ed to this country.
Ticket trckery * the last resort of q
| desperate and dlshonorcd cause. watch
for jugglers' tricks from the fuslonists on
election day.
Between cutting of heads of repub-
lican chairmen and raising wind for pop
ulist orators. Chairman Green is having a.
tolerably busy time of It in the closing
days of the campaign.
For the special comfort OF Barney
Gibbs notice is hereby given that the
mourners bench will be ready for business
on November 3.
The pop plenary committee will be out
looking for somebody to Introduce it 20
the populist party after the election re-
turns are in The two elements are miles
and miles apart
Houston Is s.lli behind Galveston in reg.
istri,ion up to date. This city ought to
register two thousand more votes than
Galveston easily.
There * 10 truth in the story of the
unpieasantness between Uncle sam and
the Suhhme Forte Abdul Ham.d is not
the wisost OF monIrchs, bGt he knows
whom to kick.
ihe question is, how much did (, cost
Mark Hanna to supply the noss and In
Ventorics at Covington for plea of mar
tyrdom for Carlisle
His fall a. Indianapolis is quite enough
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26

defend the constitution and enforce tho
laws OF the United States.
Ihat is as strong statement as any
man can make on the subject, and II
'caVes no room for Misunderstanding on
the part OF any one.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26
FARMING IN THE SOUTH.


FARMING IN THE SOUTH.
opinion OF the Director OF the Texas Agri-
cultural Experiment Station.
must take issue with AIR. Reeds state
iheht concerning the colonies of Northern
ana Western people in the South, that lit
Is TOO early to predict the final outcome
oi these experiments As an experiment
'ailst' am prepared to state that these
experiments have borne full fruit. and in
this section of the Southern States there
are hundreds and thousands of Northern
ana Western people who have already sue
ceeded in their agricultural operations to
me iuli extent of their hopes / have many
iettcrs to this effect, but since the limits
vi your columns viii not permit free
use oil these, beg leave to present the
names ana postoftice addresses OF few
OF THESE men VINO can be found IN various
parts oil this state. | have no doubt that
thcy VIII be pleased to answer correspond
ence and testify to the many unused OPP
portunitics that exist in the agricultural
ueIds OF this state that but await the in
dustrious hand to develop valuable proper
tles, pleasant livelihood. excellent educa-
tlnnal advantages and contribute To the up
bullulng OF the greatest State in the Union.
Iherc is ndisputable evidence in my
'a"uo .hat many OF those whose names'
,".it ~ 'hls ilst nave not only salhtu ~
a. t, ~, III tnls state bdt nave acculhuu'
'"''u "a rms ranging IN Nalue from Sooui,
w S-o,'Vu' some OF them were known
70, men "heh they hrst came 10 thl
'ptr ~ Is true mat they are not ~ IN
,a,,,''n"Irts' put they nave icund m1 o.
, ,m'i N"nipotehoy III tue dalIy p"stl,
',',,'ti pure preu I'VE STOCK ltul r"s s'
n.y. nm i'i h.lHe ana othef aSrl1ul'htal IA
ny "te many larse communities &c
- ~ "'a's IN Whl'h more lhau 'u per- So
v. 'iio lh,aol,ahts are Northern ana W .,
'tn po"pie' VINO ueVote all OF thelr al
e'es 10 trucking ana oroharding ne 10
,'s % lliese communities can not De A.,
,unei "neh II Is known thnt the o be
u Inn u, the production OF crops or
stSen III ,ne'r hahds IRON Nalue OF ,cr te
StV 10 sou per acre. AS another ey te
vi NH prosperity, we VIII una thclT - al
uu'uul'uinss ana FENCES IN high - oil
vpai'; ihPro'ehehts are constant 20
pusnou lorWard' ana the ofchardi - ., &
u ugN'ns interests OF these conn ard Il
NV H, apace. without the North Nv a
w cs'ttn lhtelilsehce ana capital IN Il
,n"' these communities would pau Il
an experimental Stage +
our 9tate devoted TO the proAuc'l VI ~ t
proved I'VE stock, IN which occu ,lo" we II
'\oltherh ana Western popuian +
dominates, ana though a SouihH ma +
lus' recognize inc iact mat IN A
anu esterh people nave ser" ~ =
siiaii ucSree 10 pace inns ST. III .. -"
ne I"l!hs OF her sister state " 80" ,
pI"iuclIoh' raising OF horses hu V"'''N' ,
anu "eai tne 'front.' III PORK pr'uU''D"
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USE or OLD SILK HAND
~. vi Co.,

NAV 7 NTN EWII' :, ...hli
Save all the old SILK Manu. 10 vgi 2
Gus are the uses nov 'es.,Ished SO
mako better busters for po' "A u.
anvth.n- ono can buy ~ ~, arl y
handI or.hief eolied suioo'h' hsl "
sore caused hY H'ns ~ ts.l 3
known to give rclle' ~ rneb
no,hirp else would Al AZ hsai9
maid always uses a so,, Ut h,lf Z
for stroltjrr Haf nrsl,,, W. Of a ~
light ami moraius in place v
with excellent results
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contributions

Mr.. F. G. Sessions Is one populist candi.
date for eloctor who has the frankn-ss to
tell how he would vote Ia the elecjoral
college, but his good example 81 announc.
ing that he viii stick 10 the nominees OF
tho populist Nn1ional convention only
nskes more conspicuous the refusal Of ~.
associates on tie ticket to speak ou, after
1t has been charged by prominent popl-
lists that the most OF them have entered
INTO a conspiracy to hct-ar- - -..-.. ,..e.t
onNsv u they get It chance 10 DO It,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26

English law requires the publication OF q
statement OF campaign expenditures. and
that is one feature of the English system
which Chairman Green does not want
transplanted to this country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26
COMMUNAL BLISS

Ifbln,
married? ""lP'F
Mrs Gohhleton--Yes. each Of then, mar.
ricd somebody else
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A CLEAR CASE.
Puck

~, i9si, e I understand It. me hoy
his worry ' "'"' we" on
JoVci "" H'"e Oh ", nan
Clarence Then, deuce take n OLD chan,
should Just SUE him for non-s,,n ,,,rp
that's an W ""'i-0"IVurt,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26
NOTES on THE CAMPAIGN.

| - 49, ~ ''''''
erect. Several OF tho friends of the maio.
srenuovsiy objected to the position attrlb-
- 10 ,he'r candidate but Major kearby
hlmselt has never denied the interview. so
| far The Post knows. although he knew
it was being used asains, hin, IL, ,l,. ..,,,
| ,t., 80 '7''i'''' NM ia t'ie rdii-
| pd9sh. On the other hand, contrm1tory
| OF his alleged Indifference to the roir,u,
Of SILVER. the following lati.r -, ,...,,t
s. d. -, -, ''''N' VI 'eNS"t
"a'c = III evidence;
All. ", W. W.iAams, Chico. rexls:
Da.ias, IeNas', October 3.--My Dear Sir:
! your lengthy tyrcwr.tten letter Ia, bern
FecelN ed. lake grcul pleasure ~ saV-
ing TO YOU that you know IS much con
| ,slHlhs any prospective fusion betwixt
T NE Peoples party and, the republicans in
/ a6solufeiy Know '' noih, nere ~, E,hrm met
cerl what have r,iG ~, sr ~ ai'a tx
1 mat n.l Willing to extend any credit or
! ertdenoe TO- II you de-. re to know any
| vo., ~ .',' apout lus'on. suggest t1dt
mssm5erS OF our campdis s''' So nj i1ine
las 81 III iWt,91 i,d OF nary lraey a. ~.
/ Malictt at Weathtrforsj '''' WI E
4 Wans to say here ana now ana once for
de- noi '"' NO.. 'lnnlng National politics. |
cause of The si,cN.ss az n,,, sVNtrIpr pc
/ mat is before the people OF Texas No.
! +, V ~ 10 pe ieieatcd on account of
am feeling b,j- coo,rss,,.,,. ~, mt
! 'cres; in National poities. bel eve our.
aSr NJ Dec badly treated and that
scnung with ~ sr,,rt 't ~ Ne i'i.l IN r.
Bad trea'mcrt that has been irrIno1cJ ,,,,'''
press 4 myself m1re FUZZY to YOU than 7
! I've heretofore done. and nav. said ii
,nat euro 10 or VIII saw OF this s,il,,.'i
ours truly J. g. Keari,y
The foregoing vyas =, r.,.l,. %.
fro,,, NJ v,,,t,t 80 ''Pl! 10 letter
.h,,,, ,,.,..,' t',''iiE ASKING Major keerby
p"'c' I"slon- II Will be seen that
the latter very n,-.Flv dod.,..s tl,,. ,,,..,
asked '''e question
These o,-t,....
,,. -. 'c's from one staff letter in
'''i' organ are sample products of
''.e ''f'pa gn of goldberg gosh ana fancy:
..i' 90 ivN weeks ago 1 stated that Grant
That Tns y NC fsr, Dir'ed the hatchet
One OF the amusing things 4, ,hi. o..,.,
raisH is the artistic manner in vbi, i'u-
boon swinging the dr1.ilv e.,.,b = nas
his political enemies 80. su" %n ,''
whose official head has been choniod !" ~ ~,
~ .ia.rinan Gree was a poliucll enemy
assertions quotea are not ,,obbc-,eosn
The lrst Is jobbcrygosh.
NJ. w. l." Evan, strong Bryan ana
l.ifcr 49,, ~, ...1'Tl N the folloWinR
Nvws puhtsh he siua. ''''s' '''a' tue
Va ,sl l.. Evans, Dallas Texas;
oeto5.r ~ - I MA ~ street Chicago. H.
the i5lh. viii ely th.r an ''is ~. 10 %, ours OF
h .I,9 drawn Az, from The chio.eo Records
Weakness The silver men had post}ye
vGi " v'o''S nqu 10 Vote ,,3r reas ons wlirh
showed strength H. rl,,i neireV@r brya21
rood he district with men ana money, and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26
employment OF no many politicians with
out any visible means OF support.

Spain ought to have a wholesome re-
spect for our navy-it is the most potent
agency now In operation agains, spain's
oremies
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CUT THE WIRES

Omaha World Herald.
Somebody seeme TO have cut TIM viva.
connecting Flre-Alarm Foraker ana The
Hanna committee. '
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srGNAIl.Y EAILED.

Omaha World-Hertld.
So lar Mt Mokin,oy has failed 10 point
with pride 10 his administration OF affairs
In Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26

Ticket trlckery * the last resort of a
desperate and dIshonored cause Watch
for 1ugglers' tricks from the fuslonists on
election day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26

The Money Problem; or Blns,sln
a Single Gold standard" by Hon. / 4
ford Prince j 5. Osilyie PubllA!ls
pany, New York.
While there are no doubt w 1
works on the financial question t.il
nme Is Il very valuable contrbuta !,
endless discussion. It conisla /
thoughts that can be read With NJ
and profit and is admirable fo' IL !
cut reasoning.
\ COPY of the "Oflclal Proc3..s
the Eleventh Republican Nalicail
vcntion" has been received IRON q
". Johnson, secretary. Mlnneapoa
"1n the Shadow of the Pire'
pretty song and refrain resNs
Leg Brothers, los Walnut stree
sas City. Mo. The music Is y Z
Lang and words by Hattie Lun1a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-26

Between cutting Off heads of repub-
lican chalrmen and raising wind for pop
ulist orators, Chairman Green is having a
tolerably busy time of II in the closing
days of the campaign