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taken as straw, or as a mere colnci-
dence
~ Is believed here that the Kansas City
Ilttsburg and Gulf railroad, notwithstand-
ing It's determination TO build 10 Port Ar.
uur. IS DESTROYS OF making deal with
me Cuff and Intci state for entrance into
oaNeston. The latter road is said to be
progressing finely, with good prospect
Oh having ualns running between Beau
March VI
The Post is requested to say that in the
ense OF Fox Winnie VS. Gulf ana Inter
state Railway company ct al reported
LOT the plaintiff IN Yesterdays Post the
ueiendant company Is the original GuIr
ana Interstate Railway company of Kan
ga, sas and not the Gulf and Interstate of
Iexas now constructing the Gulf and In
terstate road
THE VERY OLDEST PRESIDENT
W. Hasell Wilson. president OF the Bel.
vidcre railroad, which is a mart az The
fenhsylvania system, is without doubt the
Oldest railway president in the United
STATES, ana probably In the world, who Is
IN active service in that position. He has
been connected with the Pennsylvania al.
most continuously from the time II was
located to the present time. He was born
IN 1911, n son of Major John Wilson. and
eating the Philadelphia and Columbia rail-
road, and tho following year he was as
sistant engineer In charge of the con-
struction of a subdivision. In 1881 he was
principal assistant engineer in charge of
the Eastern forty miles of the road, and
until 1859 he was engaged in other rail-
road work. From 1879 to 1852 he enjoyed
the quiet of farm life. but then resumed
railroad work, and in 1886 he entered the
service of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany. He became resident engineer of the
line from Philadelphia to Pittsburg in
1879 and chief engineer in 1862, continuing
in that position until 1873 when he was
made president OF the Philadelphia and
Erie road. The following year he was
placed In charge OF the real estate de-
partment. In 1884 he was again president
of the Philadelphia and Eric and other
companies. hut in 1894 he resigned the
presidency of all the companies except the
Belvidere
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To-day the long exp
bear hunt In Geo. 0ot1
preserves In New
takes place.. Today az
the Silver vase award
BY President Cleveland g
Captain Lane for savfnf
U. s. sailors Is presented
to him In London by Ann
bassador Bayard. y
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nsetecsed By the ci-izen and the o.r,cA le--
70 Almost any ore who IL wiling 10 take
L. The S-h,e suffers al Zines from moth
Ing 50 much as tho indifference Of tho
legislature 10 matters OF State wide I'm
po-ssnce snt the .-.s-er.nS away Of the
public time o. qUes-o-.s OF minor or
purely local significance In tia year eff
r.s}s;ara. surprises, bordering on r.volu.
-on. 1, would - well FOR sAe general pub
lie 70 LASTS; up,a . higher order OF leg.s
ls..ve service and issue some specific In
struc-ot.s IN advance 20 candidates Tor
legislative poss.ion.
There are -~-o questions Of mos. wal
ooaseareace that ough, 20 Re in.eillrer;ly
hand,e4 BY the merit legislature the ons
90 general Importance and ,he c;ser more
particularly Of iateres. 20 Gaes ard
towns. These questions are ;he ad,r.n,s-
.-z-on OF .he criminal law an the
clothing OF nnun. cipsiisies with che power
0. pubic Improvement 20 e greater ex,en.
iAsa -9w enjoyed. The eri.n.zs, law with
Is teaAr.rsi,.sss and Uncertainties and
clumsy admin atra,iol s bringing 'he
Sia;s courts mo certain d.sre> OF con-
tempt; Wills proving ., taj.ry TO the hes,
t-,ta-s-s.s % society
N -hA Other rnaJ-e-, the c.t.-S @. .he
SAFE a-s ed -ader .he ouest.erahle'
decisions Q: THE supreme court In many
os ,h--n there e a sp.-.: .: progress ready
,o- improvements. BIZ incapable ~ OK
pressing ---e,. IN action. Such communities
shonld b. ps--,;tted 10 sperd th@!r own
money ana p-o'>c, th-tr own future IT.
.sres.s ~ bang allowed 20 come VI with
II. times II. citizens a. La; would b
,hs i,dE-s O. the proprse;y or necessity
70. th- work AZ sny vsn>. Such power a
"a rec 1lres would only - II the aa.ufe
u r--z.e- io-sl seis- EoverT-usnt-
O.f.er rls.sters - number nigh, BE- sue-
r-s,si Bt -he nan .dea 5 20 x, to
v~ry e-s; ra--l. ~ niosi progressive rner
p4ssisi-, 80 s'Ae legislative hats 'As
y-a-. rs-,s-- ;haa % -1-- sa-e !'l7or;-
81, PASTORS 20 20 for ne asking May
cor- a,lnit:.s N4ve airca1y acted - re
mater Of s.lec..ons, hpt Il large npmh"r
ave - = a. a1i al can dem - -
k,ow 80 pos .io- a. tsei~. ear6iea'es or
ne question. suggested ana ots.rs o:
eq4&l Ea2er-
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The death Is announced CT Mr.. j. II.
Mioi.eior- ds'-s,ioT Ct the AZ. Museum ~
contributor TO the Encyclopedia Britan;n-
Sir wernyss Red. WHO Is neither Pc
Man nor The son ri a terian. assets that
al the present tsus the Fe';.ar organic "a
uon = IN more vigorous condition than
i has been IN for many years past.
l.: Hung Chang was rrseiyei a, Bersn
WIN u-iusia! puJ;ip lie Mss sNprnrtcc,
;rsn as t- entered The i.llsce. His mus
Ia he ard beard are snow Nu.te. lie wears
sprciAc!-s, hut his eyes seem 20 indicate
r.r' sagaeity ond energy
Mas DAISY Barbee Of AtcSison. Kan.
vas graduated last week WITH lhe hign-
est Ao,.ors from the Jaw delart N "rt o.
y nshiugr n University. at -. Louis. hav-
ing capturei tn. thesis prize over thirty
wprua1 - the class.
Queen Nictoria's travelling expenses IN
connection Vita her Trip 90 the Riviera
announced - about 3 u,9 There vas Il
M au1 nsnk. AID g si'e i.il ior Tie ser-
vans. horses carr.sssH t,ll heavy lug
gage frnn i}uiosie 10 Nee ana oack-
ST David sa.omoas. IN Ereish writer
cr apparatus ~ ni-cfrie hEAt stations
fas s.ngliarly yer7~d sc.eetin, 'ns,e- H-
IS ,- il--rlf.s cf eeolplIc.l rutcrpscop.rai
ar. astrir"Tnlcst. societies, and port.ruls b
~ '.' mi No. sinfis ,il ana eleetrl al.
President Krpger's metaphors az a.
i-t.l .is a.S al prt.,cy. ii my at'le Gng-
Are tsrrcty.' ne 49,, i0 e. ply .rE 20 lie
la.nk4 ~ re released r.-on-rs. II mns-
Will tffrfl, iilt am Always sorry - 80
so Neai tme ! fnAsr rst flll ~ the hr
.9s ~ i''iie a'ss nafk- alt Tie big on-
yaaas Ina.aa r.-i q: ne caaee' V.
a Mi"aist. farmer Z l- Sos SOC purpose
~ stii-ii ns ~ thiy ;nat w0nieN. z
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NOTES FROM GRANRuRY.

Granbury. Texas. July lo.-lt has been
eight weeks since wo had rain.
Mr. Mavhry, lislng a few miles In the
ccuntry. died Yesterday.
MIR shirly and Miss Renfro were mar
rcd Yesterday Rev. W. j. Moore ON
ciating
niue members.
The shrrin arrested cattle thief I'm
frrkor ,o'anly this week and put him
head OF cattle from Mr.. Dennis.
Mr. Armstrong. one Of Hood connty's
the IN ins1aru and win he sent 10 the
hsylum ~ Aualln In a few days
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MAlTEns o. cnlEr INrEnrsr

The people Of the various son,e,ofi,,
ana representative dlstr!gaz Ia Te.as
while deeply interested. As "A ma,,or ~.
coorae, In the Nat onal elections thon,d
r@ineinher thus the quosH,is utter an az
chief moine'H 70 a sAie * the oharac,,-
q 1is own la~-makips body.
There are matters OF much lnterea, ia
come before thr next state legislature es
reclniiy Of interest TO the cslos ana I,r,or
ttWns Of Texas. aud the people should 70
g u iNai men ara selected for Legislative
honors WHO are Intelligent ana fuuy
npnHst Of the tmcs II VIII he
TOO lale afior election, even AZ
ter tho npmina,ita, often. 70 a..
en'o the pledged support Of the can
did.rtes to many Measures OF supreme inn.
poriance Tho demands must b. made
upon the canbfYc generally by the con.
veni'pn nominating him and It would
not bG q bad idea 10 offer him. az Ga
nominations Tor higher positions. n Mat.
form OF measures desired by his con
srNnency bun AT amy rate tho cand.da,e
can be made to declare his vicws and
purposes before election. Tho chef con-
Germ of the citizen should he the character
and attainnients and purposes Of his I'm.
mediate representative In the States law
making body.
Unfortunately this interest y gsnsrally
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HIS CROP NEVER FAILS.

Alfred Sce over the river. SAYS he
VIII make iHo or three hundred bushels
Of corn ~ spite OF The past drouth. His
thirty odd hogs AZ. fat millei fine. fod-
der saved ard his cotton looking NrtN
y-l Vs4,h an ihnndance of feed IN sight
FOR all animals COWS and hors'' next
y nfer. iis mas h".n u Texas ma y
ns.ka u crop. IL. first pl,ws his ground
Thoroughly. sows his .miilct on 4, piows
IL again. and sinooihH i on, mus tn
soft soil 10 penetrate - proper depta
and uland druHth, nud th'n the spI
raialns a greairr amount o. mo.sture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-12

IA seeins as II "A Is AN utter impossl-
b1Ny 10 keep some people from violating
tho game laws" rald a local niinlod 10 a
journal reporter ms week. Every man
vito has stones enough TO shoot Il gun
kn0Wa that the chicken season does MOI
open urtii August /. yet have been. ie-
iiabiy Informed that parties from banu-
mont. some of them claiming 20 be sports
men, TOO. haNo already been gununL
Tor chickens. n ~ useless TO appeal Ia
the honor ~ sgeh men. That method Of
dealing with pot hunters has been Tried
for fha Journal 10 announce that the
game laws OF this county shall not ba
violated with impunity, and soma citi-
ssrS who Thank they have played smart
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trick In going after chickens he.ovs 'he
proper time need fs,t - sarprssN u
they are summons, before the ccort 20
snow cause why they should nc, ce Aheo
Tor Violating the Eara laws
II has been reported TO Tie fcst INA
soma persons haze been alrSsGy SHOOT.
ting chickens ahpN Houston. GAiea Aai
proseOiite the 10; huntcrA
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A HOUSTON PRODUCT.

Lnlng Signal
Some TeNas manufacturers are meeting
with encouragement; car wheels. made an
States.
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rlrs FOR INVENTORS.


iller dispatch.
The ffilow who invcnts n cyclone collar
which can he carried around in grip
sack can strike fortune almost any
where In Tire Nest ---Graenviile Herald.
lie couldn't make any moro money Than.
a man who Vould sl,eni AN ice factory
thw van be carried around in his other
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NEW HOTEL.

I.ufkin Texas. July 1.-The new three
story hrek hotel is nearing completion
and VII hc quite an addition n the town.
MI. Bonner saNS II will he ready for the
nnuhc hN August |. The Citizens band
VIII siNr a Ernnd concert in the new
holel when comnlcted.
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ENEMIES a NEcEssITY.

NalNHFf t'VNrIrr.
The Courier would feel bad II 1t had
no cncnlss, indeed. It's life would sesm
and really should ha "A total failure with
out fh,s-' important adjuncts 20 all meri-
torious service and commendable eifort.
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| story. SAWS Inc Ncnerduto WINS
as the year ISIS, one Napcheon Isanararte
had sarenderi himselt ,s as prIisSne s,, to
is@ilercphon. The British government gave
81 Helena But no always said this was
enough ,,iat he was the perrensl prisoner
of Captain Maitland When found this:
IN sco ut, Nano len an, ana o.ner LOOKS;
worT' Why not keep him on the Beller,
Onion as lone as she lasted and he .dtd''
psll Nolan ian had Seen in my mind for many
wears II scein~,' n, me and u hos proved
20 he. a good plan for parable which
should show 70 traitors or renegades what
I. is to he without a country"
Tho July number of the Arena contains
a most Interesting PAPER by the well
known journalist. KATE Burlington Davis,
on the UNIQUE and remarkable person
| osophy. Helen p Blavatskv. Mrs. Davis
discusses Madame Rlsvs,sky and her
teachings from ne s,an.a "a, 5,, 81 stu
! Interest in throwing further light on the
character and work Of one ~ the mos,
startling and rerplex.ng actors on the
steec of the nineteenth century.
! The late General John Gihbon y. s. A.,
was a firm believer In woman's rights.
maintaining that a woman being "a per
ard entitled TO all privileges. profession
ana iintnnnsl'eS nnasr 'ts "a VS.. an gro,
! is pres"nte,i in the Nnrth American Re.
! view for Iuly in a paper from his pen,
I,a,,te,,,,,, WY omen shou'd Rave the
.c,,-, ,, r,,,
o'u i'aiHi' "'' IA ~" fia"'is"'ie Is
! the subject OF valuable historical and
descriptive article by Newton NJ Han in
tho MI, ,p,,h., ~ tho old t,nqt,nd ,tn~-
,,,,, ,,,a ,t...,,,.,-, a., - 49, -,
l aS'ne. ~ ith'isi n Is ~ Oh .he no.
! %"w England. u was an envi NOUS own
~, ,, -, ent ~, up mo naey sef1ta,t. '9Wms
! a famous seaS',... rssor. n It's I'M ,i.i I
+ q place which tn artists ln,ye Tor lis
{ 49, iHgl itr s,!u' qha'luses. arrsn I
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There has been uluca more anxiety in
Texts about rain than aSout political plat
forms The rain has CONE aid Texas VIII
now g. ahead and coin money faster and
more OF IL than al the parties together.
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DO not abandon the good old democratic
ship and leave her 20 30 along by herself
because the majority hold a ais;eren; op.n-
ion on a question o. pael;c policy. She
has lznde: many thousands and viii land
as many more"
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kinney oluo. Those mon have about AS
much conception @. democracy as the
blind man had o. The eler.san; when he
got hold of the big beasts tA.i.
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He-s - s.=-orsl vote oy sections
yoa ear fs u 20 suit yoirselYes. lne
- noe n4is.s-r % tic :, -ary q = eaore
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-12

New York. July s.-TAere was Only one
petty crime reported TO the ic;eS'ive nu-
relu from late Friday Afternoon Up 10 Il
O'Clock Monday morning, notwiiiAs 'ahi-
Ing that i-Ariod Included me i'oarst- 49,
usually thieves attempt 10 BLOW up salss
and accomplish Other rig crimes ne
s-nners evidently followed sAs crowd and
left town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-12

II he bol-ng democratic delegates who
Aec, Texas for Chicago few days since
are Tot located soon ihe.r friends should
10; delay in sending on, ,,ac-rs. Taey have
no, appeared above ,he .1s:a.se ~ CHI
csa4rp,
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THE LATE MAGAZINES.

Tho Home Magazine for July contains
- in leading feature Edward Everett
Halls grAt story. 'Ths Man Without
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THE r0sr's lb,,s'

cThis department =
questions that are Of 49,
main object Is to ,ssse6
facts and curious infnss ~
OF personal lnterexs sr
swered. No busineSs 'y ~
dresses will be pivsr
f s, be addressed -
Post Letter Box. ox.,e
number of Questions rss" p
not always be given nSc,
What were the corr !,
mentioned IN Secretssv ~
speech? cAsfa
II was a law that amps.a l
duty upon foreign VIII,
land. Friday. June ., my.
year that has passed NM. !
cent was given to the IN
corn laws. Before the rer,.,s
TO effect the average dur =
10 shi'lings a quarter, -, 8,
bushe!, and as the peopls y.
coo. 600 bushels a year the y.
so.cm,ccc was paid by the ~
nifty for the benefit Of I -
its members.
Why were bees used = "a.
the royal standard and ~
French empire?
This custom arose from 4.
more than 3D golden be-. y,
the tomb of King Chlders y
opened In 1853. Many prss..
the emblem we call the a,
nothing hut a bee with n
stretched.
Please tell me the bur,a 4.
Of tho twelve apostles.
Seven ara buried in Rome
Paul. st. Phislp. ST. James ~
Jude. st. bartholomew, 81, "
ST. simon. The remains a /,
the Kingdom Of Naples: 81. 4
Salerno, st. Andrew at Am,1
Thomas at oi',cna. One, g..
Greater, wa buried In spaIn }
de Compostel.a. OF the exac, 4
Of the remain, Of st. John n
there is much dispute. St ~
Luke are hurled in Italy, q,
Venice. and tho latt.e
81. Panl's remains an
j aved 10 be in Italy. ii
buried IN Rome in the church !
his name. so. too. are st. 81.
JUDI. st. James the I.esse,
he Church of the Hoiy Aposss
tholomew sn tho church on III
,he Tiher which bears his j
Legends OF the Apostles pk
mains ~ St. Matthias unde, d
the renowned Basilica.
Who or what was the ca,
The Cid was a Chrisnan y
fought against TIE Moors n 4
real name WIS Ruy or Rodfn
the Moors thought aim so mueb
ali o'h'-r warriors Ma, the al
Stid. which in Arabic means 4
his name the Spaniards mi
cd. He was also known a b
cor. Spanish for The champd
finally came TO be known a. d
do" uord Champion. So nd
has been worked up in the "a
exploits and adventures that q
impossible to tel what he
SoUthey's "Chrlnicle of the 0(l
the best known books about h1I
a great many have been wt1
supposed that he was BON Y
,oic and thu. he died In val
,aea.
Wha, Is Tho or,,-p a, tho ami.
IN the las, ditnh >"
The ph,as, w.,s frs, us.d i
Prince of Orange. while s,aitts
rnt,ed ~.,ber,,rd, In ,s7s r..
IN war WI England and Frr1
asked by the duke of Bucklnsh
n. did ma, soo r,,., ,,,r-I,, orx
- ''''
certain meant by which ! o.
-, .h. H.. 3,.,, &. rh,, h.
4, vas,on -, ,,,s ,,,..,,oh ~ i,
.I,, .,., a,, 49,.
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The Dsllss sound money democratic are
'A'e'ng 49, y tern . lanecrsac Nc
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POLITICS STRICTLY TrRRrsrp,.,

Calvert Courier. ''Ni-'
me CONGREGATION will please sing tho
aoxoiosy, and we viii pass over nv
ord vii, For 5. the ssry next four months the
for terreatris, 'SSTgo.len ~ the struggle
NJ toaS. "'noFs snd emoluments,
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When the London Chronicle talks ahopt
civil war as at all remote probability IN
America. II shows as nothing else could
how utterly ingorant It Is OF this coun.
try and ats people.
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/ TNry -ss. r---l, .f.e mos rrcE.fS, We man
fH'-.'p- - sac '~f's.a''Es aA,s -
yf7.r 7a'''7 'han 20 So
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or n -ii't,sS h~se al 4--E s''e0 10 ''-
'sA''e9 q s-i"o''oi's' ~, '@i
aaN~ ye- . a. al aA %" ae'r '''-
ktoT 80 I'9s'io7 q NC - "a ''i,'A 'A "'
ne questions Suggested ana o'-'s-s o
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mr. ELECTORAL. VOTE.
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- "a s-,t, yo,rse,yes qne
= no.e nai4s=; % 4s7-at.e -ary 70 = ea0re
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i0@ 1f-7'c '@i'fe plafforr1 asa in's
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AT benefit performances 70 De gwen
at the Herald Square Thea,er next FL
nhy night. an all-star cast VII pTooa e
p2Hencc. Lillian Russell. Henry pixey.
". I. Carleton. sadie Mar'lHot. Dorothy
Morton and Flora F,nlaysoi MAKE cas-,
not TO ne desp.sed
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1 saw Lo!e Fn.ler. the fascinating ski-.
cancer. IN broadway a few days $50. she
vas accompanied BY two attendants. and
her look and bearing convinced every T~sr-
son VINO Recognizes her that she - fast
ii'nns physically. Today ! heard ma
she Is In "a very serious confl;icn-so scr
ons. in fact tina. hey farni,,, ate hoping
aGnins. hope
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"7tn his sloripns ran Tcras can 20 Il
Hi"ne without waiting flr tise s'A ara con-
sent Of any ot,er nation on earth.
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Iilere VIII hf 10 compromise in poll
i'es th}s year. the hH,fe has been CREASED
PREPARATORY 90 sending 1t to the hlli
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~ sf'on as General Bradley johnson sig.
niiiei MS willingness IN fight the span-
ish cfeer In Havana who challenged him
through m opsn ls,ter IN "a newspaper, h,
r"fins ihai The letter which was 10 40 by
hand TO mo cx-conre Lrate briead!ar waa
lost These Dons are inlsh,ler nehsers
"lih the pen than with tbs sword,
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Tic Great Yves, In al tho very front Of
the democratic column and plan of cam.
paisn. whale The t.sst ~ head and frnn,
of tn. opposing forces. Between tho tao.
u the great msi'iis ground OYER wh,e8,
the hattie Is to h. fought. with rome room
for disputed territory ia a Southern state
or t,YD
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HOUSTON. SUNDAY. July L. -.
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"A consignment Of Western pottery
JUS. received here. consists principally o.
cusp'cors which have on them pictures
o, Major Mckinley. The likeness 5
GOO, ~ addition the cuspdOrs b.Ar .he
III M. Nj kinl-y." THIS style Of cam
h1e'sh cuspidor IS bang sold Tor s2.25.
. re majors frTcrds ar. greatly wrought
w ger the appearance III the new ware
AID say !: IS ,oN-down, popuhs- III H.
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butterfly Time" from a painting II,
f'd"''ard Bison. makes nm elegant as VOL
as timely frontIsrioce for The Motthly
illustrator and Home and Country. New
YORK Tor July. The table of contents in
rrdndrs some very interesting articles
THOSE illustrated are: ''Eminent ,nsr
ican Artists" by Il. r. Wilson. "isrn,r
AAuuNhavcn to consiantnorle." is q. ~
Alters, AN American Student nj ,i,i,',
,ners by Edward u. Heyn. Men anI
Women of the Hour ~. Woo" ~ b. a,.i
hy Mary 7. Earle: "A Group or All, ;,
by Edgar NJ. Ward: 'in Tbe,t e,'Sns,
Muse Hall" by Robert Stodar,. am
Notes on English Canals hv rrv spfnn ~
I oT I,rcv "a Man About Forty" by ,i l%a,
Poem), by 7. II. i'arnham. ''' brook
4" Is announced that The Lotus. sami-
mont ~ from Kansas City. viii en,a,.o
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VIII he retained, with all the f,a,u,,s 80
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VII p' trallzei with the added dir,itw ~
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ing pages, ne number for Julv * ~,
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" you vote for the republican party, 70.
'h"inpcf that you vote 10 put II IN power
ana to carry out every principle 81 re-
publican po'ley--ineiudius she Mckinney
pruleetion taif