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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
wASHINGToN'S FAREWELL AID
DRESS

There has been nurh dispute as 70
whether ise l7th or the i9ih ot Sepiern-
her was the proper am Ncrsary % the IS
suance Of Washing 0n's Farewell Address.
In some pieces ThursGay was Observer ANA
in other places. notably in Washington.
celebidtion Of the anniversary mas been
projected for today
Some o. the advice Of the Father % BIS
Couatry was peculiarly AMI only applica-
bic to Tho condition u Affairs ami tn re'a-
tive position OF the American people a. The
close Of the laa; century when the address
was made. Some Of tno warn ugs on t1c
other hand, are timely even now and " ID
be so long az the government AZ Wash
ington lives. Washington enI,has 2cA h!s
appeal against ftcii0nal sprit He re. os-
nized the necessity OF iari.es n f-e-
government. but lie caul oucd against BIT
Ter party spirit, degeueratlng into factonal
strife and leading VIZ inevi anly 10 riot ami
revolution. Wa see the country today torn
not only with party hut facuo9sl troubles
The very evils that Washington would
have guarded against are here. Mel are
deserving party MT the bchest nf q faction
and principles are he.Hg suhorlinated 70
individual greed. II Is not lNriy that the
rendng OF Wnshlrcton's address viii mako
many converts nom faction or stop the
bitterness of party strife. hut the adv. ce
Is peculiarly opportune al this time.
Next In importance at one time was the
warning against entanelins foreign all
ances. In the iheu iufagtilc and Isolated
condition OF the country the advice was
wisely given and II hos proven the 10 ~
OF the government to the present time.
But America has changed our sos. AZ al 3
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REPENTANCE FOLLOWS HASTE.

| Have the gold democrats who have made
up their minds to assist the republican,
! popullst combine IN the EFFORT TO cleo;
Jerome kearby governor of Texas given
sober ard temperate thought to that ac-
tlon7
Surely not.
SUPPOSE such misfortune as the sue
cess OF that unnatural deal should over
take Texas. Is /, likely that any person
rho has ever yentu0ed to call himself a
democrat would be proud of his ton;ribu-
ton 20 the result?
Co1trast TIE two candidates for gov
crnor
The wors; that the enemies Of Governor
Cu,berson's administration can fHd TO say
Of u is that It stands for ring rule"
Tins details o. thae administration are un-
assaLahle. The antasonism OF Hardy ami
HE followers 20 the governor is. ~ every
one knows based on a National. not on a
State, issue.
That Candidate Kearby is.not 4 A,able
person for governor OF Texas al con-
servative ana unbsasi i persons are agreed
lie Is specially ana singuiarly united for
such responsibility and Is the last man
in Texas that would he selected to Stand
for its conservative sentiment.
Cold democrats who object to Culberson
and turn TO Hearty should remember that
even In heir own philosophy there is such
q thing as jumping from the frying pan
into the ilu.
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THE TREASURY POLICIES.

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kansas' II will be remembered that the
hfst democratic platform IN Maine de-.
clared for the gold standard but that
upon MI Sewall : protest a second con
v nt9rI was. called which adopted the
iree silver plank OF the Chicago conven-
tIol., The goldbugs hclted and placed ".
II. Clifford in the field as the gold demo-
cral,c candidate for tn, govcrnorshlp. Mr..
clifford received just Az votes, or one
h4ii or / per cent Of the total vote cast,
The gold democrats are probably strong
err IN the East than the South or west,
but If they do as we'll throughout the
lWon rs they dd In Maine last Monday
they VIII poll some 5000 or 5000 votes,
'nstoaF of the milllcn they have been
claiming. The truth is that those dem
ocrats who have bo.ted the party have
gone straight over to Mex .nley. and that
there Is a mere handful of those calling
~ yourselves sound money" or gold dem
ocrats.
They are perhaps stronger in Connec.
tout than in any State in the Cuion
and u1fil tho other Jay controlled the
state central committee: yet they claim
only 300 votes in that State. and the
Ma ne election proves their c,a,m to he
excessive. If they are as strong in Lou
is@fn as IN New Engan 7, they viii pol
some $50 votes here, and no more-not
enough to enter into any serious calcu.
latlon Of the result.
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bearing bonds for the big syndlcates. ID
would he reckless and Last desperate
attempt to discount half of the money
of ulpe people and bankrupt the govern
ment for the teneht OF the gold speeu-
iators.
MIR. Carlisle can no. certainly wreck
his character In this desperate and con-
scienceless and Illegal manner. He has
sacrificed hts political future and party
standing for his newly found moncyed
friends and shat ought TO be enough. AIR.
Carlisle ought rather to exercise the
present government option to pay out sil-
yer In redemption Of coin obligations, II
the people should declare for tho restora-
ton OF its free coinage. The sccretary's
iutter not only shows now great is mis-
own apostacv. but to what desperate de-
vices the gold power VIII resort 10 main
tain the ascendancy Of gold and cripple
the other constitutional money of the
country
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TIE STRUGGLE FOR GOLD.


American bankers have united to FRO.
sect the gold Reserve In the treasury until
after tho election In order % preycn, tho
issuing Of bonds. Banks throughout the
country refuse to pay out gold except
upon most urgc~t manI Of customers.
Hence there has been no demand for void
In the treasury and cond IONS have been
favorable FOR THE now Il gold 10 this coun-
try from foreign lands. But England does
nJi iHicld TO lose any more gold and tn /,
Bank of England has advanced lis dis
count - 2'a per cent. making a charge for
IN" hrst time since February %, iS9i. Tn $
move IS conceded 70 be an effort 60 ST u
the outflow 81 gold. although the bank =
hlpck OF gold Is stil ample. In two years
tHH stock has Increased from slS. 7jS SO
- SIlS.pS lS5. France IN the same time
added 3a3G2As12 TO Is stock Of gold
Thus he struggle for gold goes on and
viii 20 On as long as the gold standard
exists anlf the purchas ng power Of the
god win continually appreciate. While
the great nations light for gold. the dollar
suffer.
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VOICE or IN N;

AN OpTr,<s- l-t -SN
10 the Ed,,o. on'EcT Lns,cs Z
uou,,a. 'or Of The Pa,
r..,. "''on' Texas. 80,
workings OF tho a.. seplsnt,, = !
nicely il,,., NV ilnanciai ~ u
nraho,,. 'e' II N your cn,. aa' y,
probably open the n.y.. '0'unas i
rhomases. A go "s YES Of s,n, :,
BRYAN So, = sehlieman w.
a" supporter wss "'D so a.
p,n,t''n o PROPERTY yester,.. 'Sas
s'"'i,unan who WA ~ bcsl
the trade was ~, Wa On The h..
seller ras 10 asfeei upon ~, ~
se''cr made a big tr,s ~ IN !tsl:aa,
buyer. and about os'' a'Vef s2sea }
gold sta,d.r., convinced
thts 'uafa Was a VERY /, ~ 70
49,. Unity. Wei. they N.Y. ~ Ie's
'"" yeFs office and ~ 'as' tsAy !
the papers, etc 49, p.oseeied d NJ
be.n nra,' 80 ana When t,Sr,
p'ofefiy executed ana w ps;s
anu the transfer maa. !, -4s sekaas. y
se.!er turner IN ~. ue 10 Tie pro,..s
io,iow'iis speech 10 ,Dsy9 aaa raa
:. o'a On Yesterday Ina, ioasAi.
h -',NSr man, | did nv a 40 a.i.s
believe my way sray pest to y,
No"v-nced, Now u.ihk la. ~
changed my mind am, ,cdsy ! \
oil Tree silver. Isi,ain ~ laas, ! N
goods and chatteje, = Jay Aai pss.'
10 nave mem represrn, "ss % ~ ~
oss-ple. All | mad VA = hacA n1s,|
u"d the guld standaw 1s IN US ~
ine, i made my n,'s, was VI; ~
Na-lo, ( took ioo rn,V 'y Of js1 y
httle money for wsa uea properiy 4 y
e.iie.el.t. Yesterday w aal. ToSI|
sll'lo market. Today va 'ssIf m
we ame marl,c; Wh.,1I'a eeAr-g n
money and notes a and ! lave a. n
not to my snlels.i r Nh eella,Eat n
80 up; must rem wv y base nv
my sale to Won al. aow- " h,
! cad OF cattle at 81 saa ssesstxss IL
lofec!ose en- 1t 10 70, tu W., an iar
want to get back All All Wy mud, n
have II Judgment an ~, sa'l yas III b
over ana above what vo NV 10y AT ,
ana which Will onabls w ~, ecNsa tus ,
mead of the same kind ~ y NA4s
twenty. You now sss u y eau sxII
" II learn a practical less,oss aa ~
tfIs transaction" ThI. sva q tEx
here today, and I ,b,nL sc'tsls m
c 50 that 1 can no, n ~. !. % seth
YOU the case. IL Won se s,i .si N 4
a lGt OF properly and M r nv, ss y.
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The Post Is delivered TO any par; Of the
city by carriers al 81 % per month; three
months. sd,O, six nonths, $780, one year,
tie.G1
Mr. Theodore Berng has charge OF the
City Circulation ana Collecting.
III Sisss SIS tsheodore berns an ~ ali
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ton. and no money should be raih To u,-y
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No orders Tor goods" etc. ore given
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Subscribers falling 10 reeve the Napes
promptly. Every subscribers parer
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$50 a m.
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JUDGE REAGAN
He Calls Attention to a MI,,nir.,,
Facts.

He Calls Attention 10 a MIsntr.,,
Facts.
TO the Editor of The Post,
In order that the readers u IN 4
may understand the methods ,t.r,s
by leadsng gold standard siya,.,
dlscNdlt the democratic platform sss
y adopted at Chicago, | Gus. Il. |
lowing irCm letter written By ELI
erl 'li.e noVern9r Saestan. lssa6 4 1
sod standard men n the great s1a
Guy Of New York.
New York, September is-la ,s,t|
a recent letter Of inquiry from Ias,sI
Mayer of Buffalo as 10 the atti.sk 4 I
Lieutenant Governor William r S.a1
~ the present campaign, the Ew1
makes his position Rlail In ~ ~
irS Interesting statement.
The proceedings Of the recss. ~
cCnVenliOn were unparalleled 3 4
cratic history. Radlcalism Md NJ
tr.olism dominated It's course, Toe \
ing and, IN a iarge measuN lAs !
trolling spirits Of that body xeN n
lean United States senators-insa J,
votes made it possible 10 enter Wy
statutes OF the country The oels5
abe and disastrous Mckinley hv 4
before were iock-ribbed npdbirr
tcclionists given in a democmaN y 4
tiCn seats Of honor and psrmEiA y
tate ard shape the policy Of euf ~,
The people are asked ~ am Y
llcve thaS republican anu hlgh psV.a !.
is< Uuiled States senators slGe ~
the declarations contained va. \
form. And they are asked to otiss
IN. United States senator's wac ~
that convention made tne 800
the Mckinley tariff bill posxNs .
Let us see who the uniltd sass ,, 4
tors were who aided in tns na ...s !,
abortion Of the Chicago denTiss
form. There ware Senators '9S
r, rry Of Arkansas, Vest en1 ~ ~,
Of Missouri. blanchard OF -
George and Wa.thall OF NiS,s,s N
rls and Bate OF Tennessee; , p' I'D:
Kenrucky, Daniel o. sfs's TS,,oI II
Florida, Chiffon Of Texas; luT
diana and Hin Of New i nv, ~
II is a notorious fact W. ,a,, ~
al, If these are lifelong dsm9 .a,.'ls
tb,t there was not a snsls T ,s.tI
sanator in thnt convention. 4. ~ s,s ~
one Of those who were ~ M ,it
was In any way respI.p,w mi
SAGE Of the Mckinley .a an ~ he d
Vet such IL a specimen = ss,srdtsI
men,s made by leading s X lasss.vrsl
vocais.s for ahe purpose % wv
misleading the people ,oh, H. Rsifs
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AN ARGUMENT N NJ -

To The Editor Of In ",,.er IA ~ Z,
man told me that hieto ,1s se y r. ysa,'
q Sia s. no s sg2asss g s,ss s +,
S slq TO ,lR Ri@ Nj i / ,ssssnl,s 4
sa les t y S%'qfo FOR bryan.
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MOSS TALKS SENSE.


| Clcburne (Texas) Enterprise.
| | notice an article In the last issue OF
| the Chronicle signed John Henry" criu-
| cisinS myself and several other souhu
money men for joining the Bryan ana
Sewnll club. lie heads his article with the
| following.
The floppers. John Henry sizes up the
recently converted (0 godhues, He refers
TO our following George ClarK III ie'-'
Yes. | followed the Clark wing then ana
for the same reason am supporting
Bryan and scwall now.
Then | followed Clark, because he stood
upon the National democratic PLATFORM
Now. | am yielding my individual views
to the National convention. We of the
Clark SIDE TO whom John Henry" refers
said that the National platform was our
supreme court, the tribunal of last resort
for democrats, and we fought Mr.. iogg
from one end of Texas to the other, and
when the votes were counted the re
turns showed that more than 10000 dem
ocrats voted with It's to stand ON the Ma
tional platform.
in lN4i the two wings made peace and
united on the National platform. ! agreed
to the treaty of peace then formed and
stand today by that treaty. l opposed the
free coinage OF silver at the ratio of u 10
/, believed that there was a loose cog
IN our machinery that would enable Wall
street to force upon Us q panic and com
PEI an issuance OF bonds, but | ia not
beAfVe that free silver WAS the emeiy.
'eM 1t to my party, the National con-
Nention. 1t decided against me and |
ABIDE by It's acton. have not elopped.
stand where ] stood whom Clark ran
~ Tt ,fn,,,, iiusE' | stand on he National
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THE ELIZABETH BALDWIN Il
t,lt.or If The POcs

To the Editor OIL NV ..t,s ~ 4
The Post very wisely ~ :, ,,s-x|
lion that a public park : q q ~
a." rartlss whose beiieE .rltts 4
g c,,Ai " Me bequest says ,,,sy 4 y
corporate limits. In sas \. cps
Inn, - ought to be maui ta.n q tho ~
.nwn has greatly ortgroNsrr ,ystlspn
s 5cr', !, 10 be a tr0nbl1sorll,s, sy
seem 70 n pI those limits, Nm
Ter ~ people daiiy pass ar vsis y
o,d Gushing place eau, l ,s as y
9 om pi at' of shade. and d. marx AK ~ y,
ti.r acres Its OF ground; ~ IssseaassI
cen S of many pleasant ssssi,sy
cSi''II ,'V'ttto~ians of ne IAN
cer,ter OF Houston y so ne this p~s
c ,S,s directlon. We h aoppuro,al = Z
tn .n, o H.. unaninous app pnsr ic D
h ,,s OK ncccessible and proslprea-d Al
pose lis shade i, ,,yvSsu,d rss,, y
An artosian won success, y, a
Ail l,n fioUrward as fi',eI he cusa
come , ro' Rice and Of y, IA :, |.
edvonte This pllo ,onaIaiion
convince the ne" r ,us "A
STABILITY. Friend o.
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FONTS ABouT pEopLE.


salvini. he traEedian. is seriously i'll al
his Villa in Florence.
Mss Florence Nightingale SAYS thu. her
frs, patient was wounded Scottish slep-
itri dog.
The wiz Of the bishop OF Winchest er
maN often De seen bicycling IN the great
highways Of the New Forest.
This NORTH Queen Nictoria's reign Will
have surpassed t'ai of George H., which
~ ended to 20 years, months and "a
Gays.
The Dul1c OF Abercoru Is tie only peer
with the exception of l.ori Verulam, whu
enjoys The distinct pcerage IN the tlre1
kingdoms,
Il seems TINT Miss Ellen TRY is threat.
erad VI h srous eye troubles and has
tcen forhi iJen 10 read. write or worry
about any hing
y liilokpool England. minister said IN q
!cFmpn recently that IN cumwtrl IN
wan blacipoo! Paris was swce, and sod
rn;n Prince Charles of Denmark put
n engage men' ring On her finger, Pea.
worn ring Of ANY kind
3 statue 20 Sull- -BcuVr b. 20 be erfcfo
in Paris The project was stlrted by phv.
s.claus, S1,ute-HcuYe having bee "a a e. H.
dent of medicine before he became critic
The Prince OF Wales is born Duke OF
Cornwall ami lnAerits with INA, tho a
N'Y .ir~t estate, chlcfly con is'ing Of
landed y. olcrty In Cornwall ana IN Lon
Con.
Rev. Or. John Matthcws. pastor of me
Cent nary Methodist Episcopal church OF
- Louis. VII celebrat the tiftieth an.
hlNetsasN OF nus ordination on the so. h oil
the present month.
lice or MAl,t. the French novelist. is
go.he 10 MAKE himself dislsreelble ny
2 MlsAiHg IN bis autobiography "a key to
has ionauccs, oll uf which. he declares.
lie TOOK from actual events.
Felix p.ftu win, disJ rugenfi,. ,,-,s f,,
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STRENGTH or GOLD DEMOCRATS.

New orleans Times Democrat
The Maine election gives us n cb,,oo
10 measure Inc strength Of the god dem
ocrais-the first chance we bavn haa
get any Insight into this mate, ~, ~.
soid democrats did not have n 80, ,,'s,,''
In the held In either Vernon, or -
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THE PIN is STUCK.
Bronham Banner.

hrSah ana Sowall will receive majority
~ nol less than 1890 votes In Texas in
''''enaoer' Just stick pin there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
DEMOCRATIC -

brennan Bannsr' IN rss,s,; Z az !: 4 {,
e AZ. "a ae ssS Irssaa T e. ss
service, has s sSsIiiss' rsliasv
any any and all tines
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The leading life insurance companies
AID tinanc.ai institutions have resumed
W. hin the past two days the making of
loans on real estate. 1t ~ the present opin-
ION Of he ncudS of these corporat ons rs,
wei as OF me principal real estate incn.
tfat n ON now on the obtaining of loans
nltn real estate WIN become less ana less
uii 4cult. and especially upon i.rst-class
property.
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FREEMAN IS Bus

nf Hrsaann 'I prs.sa, ,,.s : ~ :,
We f., T rnss aaS Re ssaS,
s sss S5"s sns a = v;SSsyss s..
i n''a rlfSS me T Thy Hi and srs
Insiyl s0 IA ltse ,,i Re i r. Susy. !
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extend the itinerary 10 rryp 70 iosN
a gold standard.
EXPIRES dent Harrison finds It more
profitable TO dcvo;c himself to literary and
professional labor than to continue ,Snse,
talking agatns, popular tidal wave.
We are told that the new shah Of Persia
Is anxious TO naugurate an era OF I'M
provoment and modern progress in his
country. 1t seems tina; ilrst-class tuner
al or two have to prece ie progress every
where.
Chris Won der Abe. the baseball mag
nate. has been sued fer breach of prom
Use. What was the umnlre doing when
Chris made that unprotessonal hit?
--.---------
Cuney's successful rival at Fort Worth.
Ferguson, seems to be connected with the
republican campaign at Dallas as a piece
of br.c-a-brac which has served its pur.
pose and been slowed away on the shelf.
New York democracy gets in line. WHIT
ney. Flower. Fairchnd ct al, have learned
this year tho; democracy everywhere g
greater than as self-apponted leaders.
-
After cha rman Green has finished his
education in Texas republican politics. No
Will appreciate the truth and pathos Of
the song entitled "a Boys Best Friend $
His Mother"
il VIII bee biunGer of memory K Anbas.
saior Huston, on his return from Indiana.
fails 10 bring one Of Colonel Dudley's pat
cnt blocks-of-ive count ng machines with
him.
As a boiling candidate for congress, H.
not Colonel John Peter Smith. receiver Of
the city National bank, Fort Worth. in
danger Of violating the spirit Of the civil
service taw2
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Aoreton t'raWen,
% Gresham Place, London.
u -. L. :

IIrINsINtU IrOm me FrenohD
To Has t.NceleEoy The Hon. Jumcs Cur
r.c, Untcd sat is Minister brussels:
/ feet it my duty to answer witaout de-
lay thy letter wui III you kindly ada~e.,sed
10 me yesterday, but | beg your sorslye-
.ess II here ~ the cou..trS, lar rom my
office ana my references, / am less On
pliclt than / should wash 10 he.
! toIow IN my answers tha .afie Sc
duence which You have adopted In your
J. 1de law of Releium gives to every
debtor the unQuestioned right to pay at
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""' Knows passed on d National not on a
H.r'e' issue
max N'A''i'ate hearby is'no' - stable
person Tor governor OF Texas all con-
Ss' F"'lN' ma uhn'is'a persons are asr'ed
.'' - Sl''o''H! An' s'nsul4r'y unh''en Tor
IN Texas that would he selected 10 stand
for its conservative sentiment
,;oiI. fi.r,,,,,.sts .,-n,. ,ht... ., ,,,,t,-.-..
and t.r, m t,..,r,,, .fe.,,it r..,,5',n ,,..,.
.,.n I'm ,b.,r own ,,5,,,s,,,b,. -. 81, ,,,,,
a thir.. rs t,,n,,,',. frc,, H. 80. ,,,.,
into the nr,,
---
Tina enure state VIII read with unfegned
regret 'nis morning the announcement OF
TN death Of Hon w Z. Mecomb Young,
"r'4'"nt ana popular his death Is an
other o. 'aose mysterious pFovliences that
aaTry 81 50 often the lovable and promis-
h,-r %, -. - a.Se ,.',,.',,' -
whose bear,s md l,yes ara ..,,r. ~ nm,
r,.r.. dss, ~ t',r- - 49,. .,',,,',
splendid career seemed opening for Perry
McComb. Gifted with superior ta.euts
as an orator equipped with great attain
meats as lawyer, sena! IN manner,
hoieS ana fearless ~ character ana uni
'efS'iiiy popular what iid not life offer
40 "li" me nome circle MIS- immediate
coinm~ciiy 0ad tAa State have suffered
an irrer0fable loss IN his death. The
Post lc rs the general public IN extending
sympathy and condoienee 10 his family
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

Chris Won der Abe. the baseball mag
nate. has been sued fer breach Of prom
Use. What was the umnlre doing when
CHRIS made that unprotessional hit?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

extend the itinerary 10 Eryp 70 look
into the condition CT the feilahecn under
n gold standard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

Ex-Pres-dent Harrison finds 1t more
profitable to devote himself to literary and
professional labor than to continue longer
talking against a popular tidal wave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

HousToN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19

New York democracy gets in line. WHIT
ney. Flower. Fairchnd ct al, have learned
this year tho; democracy everywhere g
greater than as self-apponted leaders
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-19
4 new fad IS noted by old thcater-goerr

here For many years men who go out
between the acts to puff cigarette or eat
q" Glove have been in the habI. of leaving
ira, but tabs season the ladies are doing a
niue obby.ng on Their own account. ~
- 5 the o ncr night hall the audience.
'adlts as wei! AS their escorts, left their
s,iis ana walked and tallleI togvther. And
why shouldn't they?