The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
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luscious apple. ~ an
of Life" T HIS
i will none Of n. u.
ne threw it far frou \. ~
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tune and knowledrep ~
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paths The sun soossss I.
upon them. tho nOus,.s y
about them. and TN s
tui and treacherous ~,
the way. As they canss y
passed, and the golden -. = =.
took on the whiteness q \.
FORM grew bent with u y,
his hand grew weak "a H.
Ing and high. w4
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MS race was the inssv,,ss
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peak. y
The old man that ~, :.
to the Spirit:
give me the apple It sru
come upon the heishu -.
ana 1t is mine. Be QUIZ " \
strange dimness in my a,h,s
The Spirit gave him n u,
and red and fair to behold
The man bit into It end t,,,.
and bitter dust.
What is thls?" said n
/ ~ was the apple Of LIN.
Spirit lit is now the appA 4 !
Two of the best prize t,,s.
world could be gotten ts.,,..
match II 1t were not for IN ~,
corbett and F'itzsimmons
Up In Kansas they make nm 81
a man who robs a grave Ia, n,
one who is instrumental h NM \
what bubble Ii fame VIM !,
big place the world Is, and n, \
spec Is a big man-of.war WHEN ,
upon the ocean. A wsshIDr,s,
says; Governor Charles A. caI,
Austin, Texas, son Of Judr, n
member from the Lone Star AT
the Metropolitan"
We hope that G. clevsahd 4
Morton, who, we believe, an m,
man Cleveland and Morton, s., Y,
Mr.. Culberson's stay as plnsau. \
Bile.
He who buys the averass euit
publican delegate early Will aln /
buy him often. a
A PASTEL
Above all hangs the dreadful u
He pleads with her. a
His hand Is on her arm
They stand in the cold. sdsm
gazing into o brilliantly lighted n
face IA white and terror.str4n
is willful, defiant and white Mh 4
Ing impulse Of destiny.
Ten miles away on the Hanna
a draggle-tailed rooster cruts
woman does not falter.
He pleads with her.
She shakes off his hand viii I
Of loathing, and takes . Sep
toward the lighted room
lie pleads with her.
Crystal flakes Of moonlight y
the trees above; star dust netn
Irritable rim Of the lnelipm
whicheverness OF the Absluiss d
eminent.
Sin is below; Peace abore
The whip of the north wind M
lash upon them. Carriages n
Frost creeps upon the stones ~
along parapets, spangles and 'pf'
in Arctic sclntillation the me'a
longing rays.
lie pleads with her.
At last she turns, conquered
He has refused to treat 70 o'''
The following letter comes 3
Lampasas. and is evidently 'n'a
publication and not as gun
coed faith
ito the Post: 49,, a,
and Mr.. Gibbs scenes 70 x. ~. 4
on your stomache Gold pusS 4, :
huggs and Duck hunters es sss.s
truth pleas ANGER lew aa.,lsS D
i-whare is the 20 cs'Ss
pa arif honest how come Tho ,
loose confidenc In the parry ~
3-how much longer wnatN d
store confidence II u ca''"V
| turme Of foure years
Mr. Gibbs Is honest INA
All wise men turn some
never turn Democrat I.
This letter will be kept q !
for two days, 50 that any ,n' Y. J.
It was written in this Office =
look at 1t and apologize ,,v !
The letter is printed slnps !, I
that spring is at hand. J. an ,sr J
people in the vicinity ., :. !,
beginning to use sassafras 20 :,
, pos' nos,o,fice as pores ,hrae y
work out humors that na''
the blood. -. shoca
The writer Of this letter "a "a
less time to statesmafsn.w 4. II h
sarsaparilla. The teipor o. !. !, u
gests principles rather 'n ns.. 1
The very fact that he tnl '',srl
delicacy to the winds ane ' .,ss,s
the stomach of great nj !,
newspaper like The Posi- ''
bilious. uhsn
This IL the time OF yesa ~. I,
arc wont to have dark c a,,sD,l.s
eyes, and curse Grover o u ! i
the effect of the insiai0as a. /,
When the bluseirds o 90, D.
| populists get blue and VIZ III. 8
spring up they begin 70
nature to. A.. ,ett0
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