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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-12-23

Eczema in any part of the body is in
stantly relieved and permanently cured
by Doan's Ointment, the sovereign rem.
edy for all itchiness of the skin.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-12-23

A person is prematurely old when
badness occurs before the forty-fifth
year. Use Halls Hair Remover To keep
the scalp healthy and prevent badness.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-12-23

A description of the making and lay
ing of an Atlantic cable, with pictures
illustrating all the interesting points
will be feature of McCiure's Magazine
for January.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-12-23

=. .. TIMER
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-28
THE DEMOCRATIC TARIFF.
The Havoc It Has Wrought Among the
Manufacturing Interests Of Massa.

~ssss Ss "sesss
ehusetts.
From the Springfield Union.
During the first year of Democratic
administration our mills used less stock
by $32,000.OO0 than In 1890 The goods
they made We're worth less by S.. .V0O.-
OOO. Within year we retrogressed
nearly hve years. And how much worse
Ii grew during the second year OF DEM
ocratic rule. In 1894 our mills and fac
tories used S65. 100000 less of material
than 1890. and the goods made were
worth Sl0S.000.000 less. This tells the
story OF the Injury to capital The
value of the goods decreased by $44, ,0OO.-
900 more than the value Of the raw
material used. What shrinkage in
prices this represents. and 1t shows
that factories were run ut loss Just
for the sake of keeping things together.
or Keeping our wage earners from
want.
There were $50 fewer factories op-
Grating In 1894 than In 1892. and the
value of their total industrial products
DECREASED by $156, ,000.O .O00 Nearly 100
less boot and shoe factories were oper-
ated in 1894, ten less cotton mills. sixty
less leather industries, twenty-five less
machinery shops, twenty -one less met
al workers, six less paper mills. twenty
seven less woolen mills and 16O less
other establishments. The value of
the boots and shoes made In Massachu-
sets was worth $4,000, 900 less money
in 1894 than in 1892; the value Of our
carpetlng was worth almost 5000 900
less; in cotton goods the shrinkage was
$4,000, 900; In leather the loss was $6.-
100000 of product value. Massachu-
sets made machinery worth upward of
S., 5,0O0, 900 less; the metal workers turned
out $4,000, 900 less valuable work: the
paper product shrank $6,00O,000 In
value; the woolen and worsted mills
suffered to the extent Of 1000 900 and
in all other industries the loss was
nearly $4,000, 900 OF money that would
have been received. distributed and
circulated in the state had business
conditions remained undisturbed dur-
ing these two brief years.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-28

Cincinnati, and many and hearty were
the congratulations showered upon the
soldier Journalist and statesman when
the full force of the revelation was APP
preciated all around. and the beautiful
daughter of Henry Gwynne Jones. the
image of his lost Gwladys Thomas. the
sweet maid Of Grongar Hill. took her
place In his heart of hearts. where never
woman had reigned but his Gwladys.
Hts happy daughter was the mistress
of his luxurious home for many years,
and happiness reigned supreme.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-28

room, noticed the troubled look and
exclaims:
How now. my wife? What's on
your mind?"
Harry Gwynne and Gwladys
Thomas" responds Mrs. Jones abrupt
ly. And, squire. my hearts desire, for
the sake of Harry Gwynne and our
other children, into whose affection she
has won her way, is that you grant
Gwladys permission to attend the new
school,"
Impossible" cried the astonished
squire; ''Impossible! Why, II l should
do this for Gwladys Thomas. every
child of our interiors would expect the
same privilege. Impossible! ] cannot
do 1t; will not do 1t.
but, my dear Squire Jones, you must
do it for little Harry Gwynne's sake.
He loves that child and he's bound that
she shall accompany him to the new
school,"
"Humph! If he loves her now, how
much more will he love her when she
is three or four years older? Beware.
Mrs. Jones, of the danger yon are play
ing with! Beware in time. lest you re-
pent at leisure
There is no danger of that. As
Gwladys grows older she will learn of
her inferior station in life compared
with that of little Harry Gwynne. Rest
assured. everything will end well In this
particular"
Very well. Mrs. Jones. I surrender;
but in the future. remember that this
is your own doing" was the gruff re-
sponse.
After this conversation their break
fast was finished in silence. following
which the Squire wrote the permit,
and a prouder party of little children
never travelled over the walks through
the beautiful meadows of Paradise hall
than did his own dear children and
little Gwladys Thomas upon this occa-
sion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
nNcliANGE INTERVIEWS.


The GALVESTON News taus diagnoses tao
...,.c ,,.t ,.,,,.,..,,..y ,l,.. ,...,,.l,
ne embArrh" ~ now experiences hN
WV ti l-fTt' FliNtf tr'Hu'F"fs - utrrN 3,
iui"aceure oi ava orsdnit dlStoWprr
"hlNh cpnsnim ms doctors sought 60 unlct
., ,- ..,,'+tor'', ,', W. ''',
also ihat he only hope ior tha ee.,rtni
cause OF democratic ceuserVatsn, INCLUDE
honal government as Wel as Wholesome
conditions or finance ana currency, is in
eNtrleatinE 'h.a cause from Unnatural var
N Wss3tiatoHa which espese It o. ih-
schemes Nud devices cf Its Vrg.l enemies.
~ 20. N,j , ,,,, W 7-' 1911 Ga.
Tor tht t-n,.biie af.d r5r ,or,.i iudaool goy
heeut conse,.yaftet-, t,,afsh,iad on fbn a. d..
side Tor nnsl ANA t,4unu,hI,nt battle win
the elements OF rcvplatlouury ana ly.iruc'
ike fn,iienii.,,, 1rr,,,,t I'M H.. t,h,- ,i
The "true and hcaonceut couservpttsn
marshal,d ON tive pne .ddc.' by the News
Is no doubt that "perraueui and lostius
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
THE END or THE WAR.

The debates In the English house OF com
mons for two or three days past indicate
that the cruel war with America Is over
and the dove Of peace is gently hoyering
aud huttering over the parliament buiid-
lngs and the government house preparing
10 allght Even the Marquia of Salisbury
Is getting It through his bulldog Uranium
that there arr limits TO obsuuacy and
blu1.
The Stockholders and the peacc-at-any
price-eyen-honor advocates. who were so
frantic a few weeks since for fear the main.
tenance OF the dignity and prestige OF the
Nation might cost them a dollar may.
to all appearances, now resume their spec
ulations and lay in a large new supply OF
nice young pigeons to pick. That which
was predicted Is happening the British
arc finding an honorable means OF back.
ing down. For ten long years, or moro
this country has been suggesting to Eng.
land that this Venezuela matter was a
proper cause for arbitration. We were
sneered at and snubhed and laughed at
until at last the Marquis of Salisbury re.
sorted to blum and insult, Then Uuclo sam
talked In a different tone. Courtesy hay
ing been met iingraoiously, the American
Nation shovel at once its indignation and
It's iron determination. There was d ring
ing war spirit heard from self-respecting
Americans all over the land. We had tired
OF procrastination and British obstinacy.
prestn--the changed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM

vov york 1reh,,ary T. -r,bo si,,, an D.,
Httle EaSlslde store reads lae cheap
g., ''tloNl,N snop ~ IDe W"tid, l,aui'nA",
9o+.ir.i a. ee,gre 0,o dlarroo.j,, ,,'5
Watches,
Abbey s theaier has been occupied al
mos; over s,uGc II was opened hy the for
of,-,. o.t,,,4 ,,,a,io,. rp3,r ti,. 5i,....i..,,
''" "' f'"l '',@ NV ''"''
None of th So. however come back 80
NrW y otS HeNt Wiii.I ia l,., i'9Nsn, WIN 9s
homo of Engl,sh 6ncra
The curious thing about the rumorcd W.
,noval nr Drin,out,o-A ntrthat ui,-oyv,, ts
""l '"e pI't' was oh'E "a ls" years aho
We'll above center ok social net tNltN
aud ma" been considered .cN'u q Gently as
N,lt| ~ e. Wy H'n,'1n,y llol' u
OF gravity is changing len NV York
l"e greatest care mss Always pecn taken
10 keep thc exact VaMe OF the AstOr os-
tara, from br,op,in, nuhlic WHOM T,br
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
CAPITAL CULLINcs

Washington, February Eth.
ing system for the army, aIsss ~ n
hard times Of the last few wears years I
suited in bringing the enlisted Sra. -:
to its maximum. sN'4sa
Pensions for Texans, issue NJ "a,
j; Original widow Mary Klsnns,i S y, =
ney, Collin county. Mexican war sni,. y
Increase, Ambrose Burton. Arsnsss ~
san Patricio county. Surylynrs IL. y
wars-Jediersou T.. Hughey. y,t -.
Grimes county.
Tie poStnfiice department. has ,.,a
general order directing ali dyiss- :.
Eermtendonts of the railway mall IN
10 stop the practice of denostlnr Mi Y,
ter IN a postal car unless there i 1 i.
IN the car to receive it. =
SECRETARY Carlisle has not vet iss
TO whom shall be awarded the bond \,
WHICH default of payment of he I'M /
S,allment was made. nor viii m 81
until the exact amount of the de,auIi
been asCertained.
The gold Withdrawals today wee n;
in coin ana ST., 500 In bars, leaving M \
amount of the gold reserve So l5,a &
deposits at the several suh-treasur, \
ine the last few days will incress
reserve to about $1,000 90.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

terry OF American diplomacy. And Il Is .
great victosy--astahlislsins as never before
tho strength OF an American conientiei,
among the great powers. fixing In g nss
and emphatic manner American prestige
abroad ana showing 10 the wStla, ana
conhtlng Thomases a; home. Row quick
ana UNANIMOUS are tie Impulses of Patti
oiisTn IN all sections c; the United States
and how Enthusiastically wayliks this So
called saafson OF traders srd Shoa.keerers
can becorse, - r-ovocatioa. And as the
clouds hft no class seem so small and
aespichhle as those fellows who for loW-
TlerciSl REASONS vrre whining that any
hing weula Be a crime. bst peace az any
rrice-plsc3ng National dignity and honor
ont Of consideration
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
AN APPEAL FROr1 EClIAnoss
President Wants Spain to Grant Inden...
to Cuba. "usH

Washington February 1sThe OF Ecuador m -,
The of Spain letter regarding the
published is in ussA
Maesyrhe people OF Ecuador. which formea
which 0ts
traditions deeply the blvd
for her nor M
the integrity her coun,
complying With international laws, Will V
remain deaf
of eph ts
child wa. have
in inspired nas
dignhed Su
BY granting Independence protect her tr.
this letter the liz
only high mpe mo sa WIN
Of
with much foresight occupy the nam.
child Alfonso ana Tn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
NEUROLOGICAL.

MRS. j. Il. PETER-West' IfAa =. !,
ruary 17.-Mrs. j. II. Peter lis 49, W,
the best known Bohemian hs,s' ~,
West, died this morning, ana was -
in the Catholic cemetery -.
MRS. ]. L. PIERCE-Bay Guy . n. \.
February l6.-Word reached Ass' ri,
That Mrs. j. r.. Pierce Of pemlpss N !;
died yesterday from injuries tee'" y,
runaway almost three Ween M
which time Il buggy was turhN
her when she received fatai MUS :.
ceased was about 80 years Oh o. o.,
prominent. public spirited ana , ussT
izeu OF the county and her u''', ssrna
is deeply deplored by tne wnois ssIl,a
~. y husband ana four g'V""
survive her, :, va
SAN JAs1NTo VETERAN. i
Texas. February lS.--Luclen a.. i,T :, be
died sunday in the city hosplsa oftAs
vanced age of % years, was ohe y. 4
surviving veterans Of the pa LII .s ~
Jacinlo. Though SO old as WI Wan d
on account Of chronic aHsv ,.. IN,
throat. he struggled nantuis ssssl
suuerings till forced by ihem ~ Al ls'a
the hospital. lie was na,Ns n,s
ohio. a well educated ana ~ n ,lrtss'
spects a remarkable man wsa y
his nne mental faculties 50 .',ats az
though scarcely able to aruu s,,s ~
for some years past, he co., ,ss rssas 4
great deal Of the history oil 'e wv psai
olutlon. IN which he took an ne RspISI
volunteer In the service o. ~ bslsl
lie claim d to have invented .a iis,
remarkable penetrating ,s.ssl Y
to nierce the arnor of any ,,,arss
he described with tcchnlfai : and =
dicating rare inventive seni,en' md tss,
be that for his failing Hea,.' nj nst]
hc might ahve perfected .rss SO
great success. He 'V &c urs e
daughters. one q whom
Barnes of Lampasls'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

sentation of your august child. Alfon
seed. which Secretary Morton declined to
execute In the current appropriation law
was repealed the APPROPRIATION for seed
was increased from $4,000 to $1,000 anu
IT'S execution was made mandatory upon
the secrs tiry.
MIR. Cousins Of Iowa introduced his
am ndWcni To reduce Mir. Morons salary
from $3.50 10 SIS uutil he expended the APP
preparation in the current law, but the
am ndmcnt was ruled out on a point OF
crltr
several amendments to the meat inspec-
tion act of 1881, recommended by secretary
Morton. which would have given him adj
qit oral power to enforce regulations ana
NaVe strengthened the law by the tmposi-
Ton Of penalties for violations, were
stricken out.
Rms were passed to permit the Kansas
City ana Fort Scott railroad to extend its
| mes into tine Indian Territory, TO dispose
of the Fort klamath bay reservation and
to- grant 10 tho Columbia and Red Noun
tan railway a. right Of way through the
Colvilr Indian reservation.
a resolution was adopted directing the
committee on ways ana means TO inVesti-
gate the effect of tn difference between
cold and silver standard countries upon
| 'uitrG States. Not cc was also given that
the contested election case Of Van Horn
VS. TWsncy would he called up next Tues
Mr. Newlunds who presented the ways
ana means investigation revolution, stated
bat lie Chlmber OF commerce Of san
4 Francisco had called the attention of the
i country 10 INVASION of nronuc's IRON OH
entail countries. csnecially japan Call
frna bad already f.lt the effect Of this
| competition lie recalled the iuvasions Of
lhc Chinese aud their absorption of every
industry which they bad attacked, which
hal lcd TO their exclusion
lie Pacific coast. h." said. was now
Threatened with Ne invasion Of tie prod
Vets of the cNrnN labor of the Oriental
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

Colon, Colombia. MARQUIS y Z
ca has invented n mode Of telesfs9-
music.
New York. The World says veg,
has recovered from The excitement ~
recent war scare.
London. Dillon was chosen charm,
the Irish party to succeed Jusllh, NY, AJ',
thy. Thomas Sexton (ani-Parnelha
resigned his seat in parliament
London. The standard undeTstahs,..
in returning thanks Tor his eiecliosa ',
Irish party John Dillon prom sSs
tire at any moment should in ~.
ton desire to return to puolic IL"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
several hours today and -.

several hours today and N. A..
disclosed a majority In favor " ussesils
PROVISION for at least four ' aD q n,tl
SIX battleships. The torpeao a hs nq
a AZ, VIII depend very ls sOss y ,
,tIne number of battleships resa, ssS "
should only four battleships1 I h. sss
ior. some Of the members th II VIVA, Y!
lo'pedo boats should be allom ,'s ! Y,
an asreement is reached thai ~ "a
.ii.ps are wanted then the n Sn w
,oGrprao boats viii probably n naao.'
SIN TO ten Secretary Herbert r s~ ny !.
t6do PROVISION for the enl syaaa !
lu1y adIdltional men for the nav saa |
, VIA ple action was taken by III s ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

thA; life WIS not extinct. and Mr.. Combs
NNca several minutes before expiring. when
the Jury returned a verdict OF death from
hear, failure.
MT Combs was last seen leading a
horse by a hridle and, from the marks IN
the road, IL IS supposed that the horse
" hipping him when heart failure set ia
from oVer-eNertion. He was a tine ma
chinist. ard leaves a wife and two chill
dron, with host Of friends, to mourn
HE is,SS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
THE POST AND TIE PARTY.


''-rhe Post IS the good sherhc-a c, the
democratic party in Texas But for rs
car7le.i efts-ss tbs party would have hesa
long sro hopelassly divided ]; is aoN
rounding VI nrst one fscten snS then
The Other rs they wander from the STRAIGHT
serlocra,io highway. in a manner 70 de-
lipht TIE snasstS ~ho no the voting and are
nos sei,elninc for office"
The Past, piih coumendshle fairness
and freedom from fasiionAi spirit, con
.s-s,r1a= TIE action Of ms Dudley commit
Tee II SO far a. {; ~ss quilts Of q asarra-
ticn 81 authority and also conasnns tbs
aes; applied by the dsnoaraoe executive
committee Of McI.sanan county n reauh-
ing voters 20 pledge thsiasles.s 70 'alyo-
cate ana 5efens the 1rlrples Of tao 8e'no-
ttaae pasty as advocated ia o,r &auas.al
4u3 state platforms
"Iae Post IS hearing the der1oornuc
standard aloft ana above aha contention
Of faetors with fearlsssnoss s9d !nio-
r,onaesce that brings slaaness to the heart
Of every true ara loyal derooorat.7
surh are SINE q 'Ae rood words inst
come 10 TIE Poet frrm dinogent parts Of
fbs State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
THE BOOKS WERE BURNED.
Morgan Sharply Questioned Hunting
ton About Pacific Roads,
PERSONALITIES IN THE SENATE,
some sharp Exchanges In Debate House
Knocked Out MIrton's Amendments.
Probable Increase IN Navy.


Wssbinpop rabr,,ar,, ,s nh. r.,r,,,,. ~,
I "' a. "e ''e"' '''s va
I the retuuding CT the Pacific railroads
] 3sbt h,- ,lo senate ,e,..,..t,. $40 pa-ta.
~ '''''''"s va ''''
/ Senator Morgan continued his inouiries
I con ..rning the destruction, Of ths raptrs
I of the finance ara corty,,,, ,.,,,,o.,i, IN,
,y.,nlrntior ,osi,l,,, ~
/ passages between MIR. Morgan and AR
/ Huntington. Senator Morgan inumated
( that ne believed that the papers were turn
4 ed Tor the purpose OF DESTROYING the proof
/ of the Individual liabtlity of Ike s.o~G.
I hn,5grs ,,,, No tg',,,,,,..,! "a -. ~.
~" N4'' i'u"t'lie 'uh 'usis'vi t"aN
/ Wy N"U oeeii ueStIoyea LOT 'Ae iufposA
/ company had been Iisorganized ana was
closed. Tie said chat he mad suggested 20
! Mark hopkins that the books be- dcsilo,.
/ ed hyt ala no, ,e,,,s,r,t,a,. Tho. a.. t..a
w. "N az - 'N'''e''"et '''". '''''f l'""
''," e"! reference IN mrs converse tlnii
VITA ifoPklns 10 the clause IN the Cali
/ foll!a constitution regRr. INK the parsounl
liberty OF stockholders such 81 mattnr
a4 tin. womb. he eafI n.,, been rsfarred
.o IT,. lss.,l .l,.f,.,,t,,1,l 1, ,i,., ,oad
"' t'-'' ''IV'' ~. t'i' A"""
9'n''"' N' !sah-DlN any laN}eE aIN!se
Eof 10 destroy those papers?
Mt u ,uiington--i think not. IT was q
mere casual matter Wa dii not regard
/ A. a. >.rlous
A., - =. ,......... ..,....
.t1,,il Wls -, ,,,,,lh 'e ,3
Nerf n2W
( ~ '.'.H ~ S'io." tNt NN'E
ms,t IL, ~ 1NtV .''v".. nG, ~, 49,
tli.t aeS SntS IN ins v,rl I'm nv .,'
5 M 80 49,, ''' '''N "''' "' "i' =
US u" N' -'iNiii'
u.nfonlai NJ 1f,,tI',t,' IA H. ,,'l
i',-'''',a ~, ilEi!l,,,a ,", sG.t ''i,I
j i'" iv"i ~ . ~, 20 Hn',E''aE' ,M. ~
~ IL MS nor latl ~, III H. H.
IN 't',,, ~! ".9' IT, WY ~ y,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

,.l.,,..,. !, ,t,,,A..., 49,, -. -
ntacd sa y, r,jers !, is npss ,9t com
tcxicating. hut tho proauot il very non
ular In gloomy little wine shops In he
basement along these crowded thornusi-
fares
An anti-toxin war Is on at the VII.
pa,~a I,arLa, ,osrt,o, r,,a ,,..
the medical stan OF that institution are
at odds over the efficacy of the recently
discovered alleged cure Of diphtherla, but
~, .r 49, up o., ~ els ~ Sne majority,
ieads, ~, 81 ,cj,r.rItv .teI,,. h lne
$50, ~ tti,H .,n ~ c,.,i ~ MAJ ANU
t,..t 49, M Nh snss nut ING
dsia,.s ~. ~ r.'sa a. W iiisi9otil
n tSars,, '''"e '"0 '"'V N"S "o'heu ike
me Astors are aaHlhS 10 their realty
holdings. The other day William Wal
dorf Nstcr purchased an old church hu,ld-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

Washington, February iS.-The session
OF tho senate furnished succession OF
breezy incidents. Little work was accom-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

N"Sh.nFton February lS-rhe hons,
toaay passed tho agricultural anpronrt,
ton hi. II oaries sa.lrS.lae. THE .cct,o,
". cue revised Statutes FOR the purchase
anu "'su'oH'ion OF rare and UNCOMMON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

4 number Of cur contemporaries are
asking The Pos "wha; s TO hc done by
;ha rank and file of democrats IN the
supposed case o. the leaders ;Aking tae
wong roa6.' Taat IS easy. Jas, let the
leaders. 80 called SO along On "a high
ionesoinc." while w % Tho rank ard file.
With Tho Post. Vrin ktvp together and
r!gai along on Tie straight roa5--the good
90 dsfoonrnt.. hLrha.aN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19
nom ROBBERS

san aTrancisco, cal. tsp'" tres y
masked men entered Mars Svn,,sossv =,
Il small institution in the INV ~ ,
ing. shortly after u a NJ, BooSs,,,''
dcred Cashier Hopkins anr haais
Hayhurst to throw up I' sn5 pad =
robbers then secured -"
their escape. a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

Karsas city. Mo, Fspr ,as. No.
clal to the Star from NsOa,,s,ras. Y.
A safe in the bank Of h NM, ciNr'
& Co, owned by Conkling ~ ths ~.
was blown open at : 2 s'0 ,,,,spers ~
pnd robbed OF sou. Ihe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

Tes,erAav was Ia, Tuesday--,oday is
hssadaohe H'cdn esaHy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

East OF Mississippi river. ~ .t6
West OF Mississippi river. ~ so

During the last six years seven lar
Western States have been admitted to
tbo linton They are represented tn
.ron,rrcas bv nine representative ana tour.
teen senator's Walter Wollman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

Mr. ASHER shouna tskc plenty 81 time in
doc;onng his sight for he VIA have 30
krel. a!s eye or TlE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

vintage OF Mulberry street does not com
niand fancy prices, II is only mildly in
tcxicHting, but the product Is very pop
ular In gloomy little wine shops In the
basement along these crowded thorough
ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

Probably the Keaiucky senatorial strug-
gle is helns prolonged out OF deferenc,
To tne VOL known Kentucky desire 90 soc
"a r9co hotly contested.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-19

New York February Il, Tile sign on "a
est curiosity shop in tho world. Diamonds.
Watches and gums" The guns are probably
needed 20 secure Tho diamonds ana
watches