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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23

We wish we could look as wise as plumber
looks when he pounds pipe to discover a
leak.-Atchison Globe.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23

Young men or old should not fail TO read Thomas
slaters advertisement on page 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
LOOKING BACKWARD.

Brennan Banner: Il. II. r. Green is en- .
titled to the credit OF totally annihilating
the populist party In Texas Not a cor
porals guard of them are lett to tell the
tale.
Tioga North Texan: The Dallas News
management has grown and prospered lons
at the hands % Texan democratic con-
stituency. but turns, serpent-like, and bites
the hand that nursed 1t into life Base In
gratitude.
sherman Democrat: The Dallas News
speaks of q man who lost his pants back
ing the judgment of The Houston Post on
the election. II this same man had been
backing the News judgment on State cleo
tions for the past twelve years he would
not have had pair of pants to lose on the
election just passed
Bowie Cross Timbers: The management
of the republican populist Dallas News
campaign was magnificent in one respect.
1t furnished good clothes and clean collars
to lot OF cross roads political spouters
VINO were getting very threadbare. 1t spent
more money for less results than was ever
before known In Texas.
Port Luvacaon: The Hon. Charles Cul.
berson has been reelected governor OF
i'N"S ny Il majority when must make the
windy opposition of the past year feel like
seeking the brush. Our esteemed republi-
can contemporaries, the Galveston News
and San Antonio Express seem to be dis
mai failures as moulders of public op!n-
ion.
l'earne Standard: The statement in the
galveston News of the 10th instant that
Franklin was full of armed men Monday,
is little absurd. unless 1t was intended
to convey the idea that there are n number
OF armless men in Robertson county. II
Is true there were possibly 100 men there
oi all colors, chapes, sizes and political
taiths' and some with but one arm, but no
other Kind of arms We're in sight.
Georgetown Peoples Sentinel (popuIist)
sundry little republican sheets in Texas
are now crying that the pops didn't stick.
We'll, what If they didn't. did the repubu
cans? careful consideration of the vote
at the recent election shows that the Nc
hlniey ticket was well supported in various
counties that in 1892 and 1894 gave MI
scht haJorillcs, and some counties which In
1871 gave Makcmson majorities this wear
gave thelr vote to Culberson Bastrop
county gave Nearby a big majority, and
Vac oiudily considerable to Joe Sayers and
'uuse hey' This county. which gave n
majority to the opposition to the demo-
tTa'lc ticket in 1891. forged to the front
Tor Culhelson and the democratic ticket ia
the tune of nearly one thousand votes M
course some of the populis,s voted for Gull
person, but three republicans to one popu.
list did likewise
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
TEXAS IN PARAGRAPHS.

DR.. j. scoonover wants the Greenville
postoffice.
Mrs. ]. C. Alexander will apply for the
Cisco postoffce.
Or. Thompson Grace has removed from
Port Lavaca to Mexico
Robinson & Henderson are now own
ors Of the Grand Saline Sun.
Frank owen of Hunt county is the own
or of hog that weighs 100 pounds.
a contract has been let for the erection
of a new Baptist church in Nocona.
Tho Abbott Graphic is to be revived I'M
der the management of Professor Gragg.
The Herald urges the business men OF
Greenvilc to organize commercial club.
J. II. Shartrldgc has sold his interest
in the Comanche County News to Robert
Baird.
The Bryan and Sewall club of Milano has
been reorganized and will keep up the fight
four years more.
Mrs Mariana Folsom Is lecturing in Tex
as under the auspices Of the Equal Rights
association Of the State.
The first issue OF the Southern Deaf
Mute Journal published at Hillsboro, Is
out. joe q. Bradley is proprietor and l.. r.
Rogers editor.
The Elgin Courier will make present
of a Thanksgiving turkey to every person
who pays 1t for a years subscription be-
fore Thanksgiving day
b. II. Knowles has taken charge of tho
Bryan Populist and says that while It's
editorial tone will remain as heretofore
it will try to say nothing to hurt the feel
ings of anyone"
Sherman Democrat: Messrs. Altakrus
CASTOR. Mcknstry and Kari, Of the Dia-
mond mill, claim to have broken the rec
ord killing rabbits They went out on
hunt this week and killed seventy nine cot
ton tails and four jack rabbits.
Uncle Henry" Simmons of Midlothian
said to an Argus reporter: II will be So
next March aud have voted for seventeen
democratic presidential candidates. | was
not old enough the first time | voted but
In my goth year and some boys put me up
TO vote. made out my ticket and voted.
the judges never asking me anything about
my age"
Grandview Graphic: George Wylie has
announced his intention of returning TO
South Africa at an early date to work In
the diamond fields lie will go to San
francisco and there take chipping for the
cape, whence he goes several hundred miles
into the interior OF the continent. He has
been rendered a position as boss of a da-
mond drill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

George Meredith. II is said. presents A
copy OF his novels to every servant in
his employ,
j. l.. Dearborn OF wentworth. n. II,
who is % years old. tells with pride that
ne voted for Andrew jackson in lS2a
Archbishop Machray. the primate OF
canada, who has just returned to the Do
minion' IN the tallest bishop in the world
Mr. swithin Fleming, close friend OF
Daniel O'Connell, and the oldest solicitor
In ireland. died recently at Middleton
aged 100 years
The young king OF Spain may be seen
any me morning taking his sea bath at
sen sebastian. where the Spanish court is
nc'' in residence.
II. l.. stevenson. Professor Henry Drum
mond and Tan Maclaren" were class
mates AZ the Edinburgh university aad not
one OF the three won distinction as a stu
dent.
Madame Sarah Bernhardt who long with
held her patronage OF the wheel, now finds
mat II restores and rofreshes her more
Than anything after u fatlguing night at
the theatcr.
\ cotcmporary points out that tho great =
great grandchildren OF Sir Walter Scott
are seven In number. and four OF them
boys. The eldest, walter Joseph, is now
in his 2lst year.
Tho eloquent and energetic Bishop OF
Ripon has now Joined the goodly fellow
ship of cyclists, and may be seen almost
daily taking his spin along one or other
o. the excellent roAds around his cathedral
city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18


That thu good that men do lives after
thom' IS being s;rkingly shown On the
obituary notices NOW being publ4hod OF
The iate Mrs William H. vanderbilt. who
d"fm hc lifetime was almost hidden from
pubic 'ict. While other membcrs OF her
family were always IN the public eye. the
GA widow vas. with all her wealth, n,ine
IN comparative obaeuri,y but she was mot
iflo
Now II seems that her NE was one long
act az le.ouon 10 others aud that the
poor who cuioyei hos bouefactiom were
nun bcfcd not by scores hat By hundreds
and thonsluls Her husband. Who knew
q her broad philanthroYic spirit. refused
TO leave bor any OF his millions because he
lne" that she would give them away in
oha:liy. Nurtured In the hard school OF
poverty aud work. as the daughter OF A
poor minister, and even later, and while
her husband was excluded from his fathers
confidence or enjoyment Of the old cam
modores growing fortune. she never after.
wards changed her simple manner OF life
or her modest tastes. At her husbands
death she was left the great house In
which she lived and an income of 500 o,o
year Since her death It has been dis.
covered that she gave the whole of I'M,
Immense annual income. except Ius, enough
To maintain herself plainly, to charity
She had agents employed to 40 out arnon,
the poor aud ind the really dosoryin,
and to such her generosity knew no boun1s
But she worked in secret and for the sa,is.
faction OF giving
1t Is also jewel in this good woman,
crown that she raised her four daughter,
to be virtuous, strong. sensible and char
table women also. The coarse strain tha,
came through the selfish and grasping old
commodore aud found expression In IN,
gross and sensual tastes of his son William
WAS refined and softened in the latter
children by the admixture OF blood from
the Presbyterian minister's domestic an,
Kind hearted daughter. Mrs Sloane an,
Mrs. Sheppard and Mrs, Webb, her daugh
tiers, have all been blessed for their gen
erous establishment of hospitals an
schools for the poor.
A woman like the late Mrs. Vanderbilt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY, nov. IS.
sToP THE CORRUPT Use OF MONEY


sIoF TIE CoRbIfI IsL or Au''hi
r.,a ,,toiss,t. 49,. r., .,.e .orr,,r, ,,ss
n, money q, tne reca,, ,i.ct,oos show the
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,,y van ,b, iow I, =. or ouyh, IN r..
p.y,nrv 4, addition IN roturp D., tne,r,.
,lete ar false statement These ac,. are
valuable so TAR N they ca brt thoy f,il
IN coysr rho poa, co,n,co, source n, ,he
syn IN ho rsach,d and ,orra,toa- rho yort
qua camnsigp c,n,,,,t.es Tho re,,,tr,.
moots ore made q, the candidates for o,o.o
when tbov nught ~ he extended ~ c,,cb
.vor, or,,.,i,,d c,,,r,i..,, ,y,,,,... ,,,rri,..,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
LOOKING FORWARD,

fort LaVacaen: From this time on keen
Sour eyes on Bryan Of Nebraska.
Bard star: In Texas hereafter tho fgbt
VIII be between the democratic marty and
we republican party. The third party is a
thing of the past.
McGregor Observer: Waco NAV he in ,be
ring again when it comes n ,,rris,,ra
az s'Sernor next time. We could go farther
49,, "" M'lse thah electing the now famous
""i Hlohy chairman, Hon. w S. Baker.
SHERMAN Democrat: lIogg, Culberson and
haiiey VIII be in the race for the senate
=" succeed Roger Q. Mills. Blake. Smith
aHI rahe VIII run for governor. Dashell
-, N county Is candidate for speaker
VI 'he leNas house of Representatives
hrownwood Banner; Stump Ashby, Cy-
clone Davis. Major Kearby and Marion
Williams will have to seek ingress to the
mckinley party in Texas. Their omen deal
WIN Green Clark Cuneyism has sealed
their fate in this State.
Hlilsboro Reflector: a. NJ. Carter of Fort
worth who formerly affiliated with the
democratic party, but who supported Me-
kinney says: Il don't believe any marked
Instruction Will be made bet'geen sound
m"n'N democrats and republicans" Mr.
Narter evidently hopes that all will be
Permitted to take a lunch from the pie
counter.
MeAra Courier; Blake for governor. We
Know that he has not given the mater
any consideration. He has time and time
again declared that he does not desire
onloe' but we know his friends and we
Spear by the card when we say that at the
prup@r time they viii organize and vigor-
VIII not be OF his own seeking. hui in re-.
spouse to the demand Of the people.
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the introduction OF their products In the
foreign market. The bicycle and type
writer concerns are also afforded me
opening. and several leading manufacturers
have already expressed their intention To
exhibit II is designed that the bureau OF
labor and the bureau of animal industr>
shall make characteristic exhibits, and the
bureaus Of immigration In the various states
will be called on TO make display of the
soil of their respective States, together with
an exposition OF their agricultural char
acteristics and advantages.
The Belgian government has appropriate
ed goo, 00O francs to be distributed as money
prizes. besides the awarding Of the usual
diplomas and medals. a special prize Of
- GOO francs will also he awarded II there
be among the exhibits one OF sufficient
originality and merit to warrant II. APP
plications for space which Will be recciv-
ed as late as Janury /. 1891. as well as re
quests for further information should be
addressed to Professor Gore, Columbian
~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
TITLE REGISTRATION LAWS.

There Is general regret expressed In con.
sequence Of the failure OF the Torreas Law
In Illinois TO run the sauntle, @, the courts
It was the first American trial o, the Aus
trllian system and simplhca;ion of the
| registration OF land ,ltlcs and now has
been declared unconstitptionAl by reason
Of enc Of is provisions
The law provided as said by one familiar
with It. that on application OF the owner
o. piece Of property to the county regis
trar the title should be thoroughly
searched. /, any flaws were found the own
or was notified and given time to cure
them. But II the title was found clear Il
was registered and after certain time
had passed 10 suit TO impair the title could
he brought From that date no further
searching Of old records was necessary.
and in conveying property the only step
needed to prove title was a reference to
the records IN the registrars office which
were always to be accessible. The method
was quick and chosp Instead OF waiting
weeks for a patient searching OF musty
title deeds. for witch the payment Of
round sum Ia lawyers and ab'sTactars
tees Was demanded. the required iafo-na-
,iou vas always a, hand and could be OBJ
,aiue1 at short notice aud for a moderate
sum.
The court held that judicial powers were
conferred on the registrar In determining
whether defects oi title existed. or whether
the title was clear and was therefore uu-
constitutional I, is hopei that the deieel-
will De remediel and the law. or substau-
tally the Australian law ot registration b.
adopted I, would BE- worth q constitutional
amendment to secure so cheap. quick and
satisfactory way OF aacer,ainine the status
u Land titles
Texas needs reform IN the laws govern
ing the registration aud ascertainmcnt u
land titles more than any other State 10
the Union our titles are complicated hy
,he mixture Of American and Spanish laws
and records The community feature b.
coustau, source Of danger aul aanuyauee.
Mans Of thu earlier records arc lost or are
!uperfec, and the Legislature has done 1T
tic. ~ anything. 20 cloar up tho earlier
titles As She state lands GROW more and
more valuable The difficulties and ltiga-
ton must multiply Practical legislation
or The lines Of this Torreus laws ought 20
be had iu THIS staic ny Mi means II would
be. Il simple aad effective. one Of the most
salutary and popular eractmen,s the Texas
Lawmakers could give their constituencies.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
THE TEXAS PREl,.

Jobr.oa Ca
,hinn 80, Iua,'y review N
VI 10 Tug popuHSN
hos Us. ~ ,t roOr ola Dsla y
nano 'o'' Neafoy' oa's anu uan|
Wills Point Chronicle. NAH VI
dental election six yesn iT I
State four. That would give ui!1
Paris Advocate: II all th. oil
to be provided for by the in@si7l
istration, what's the matter val
Grover fish commissioner!
Kaufman Sun: The election n
the county show that the iudn :
between the republicans, pop Y
bugs was pretty generally irs
all parties connected with t.
San Antonio Light Rep|, nj
n shadow Of doubt that the lr
has brought the level headt
and sound headed rspuhliaa
nearer together politically thn
ever stood.
Gainesville Hesperian.
When the young man don, As
suit
And his patent leather pump
- IA
He's got the chrysanthemuna
~ csr, nu, M Msws. The p0pal!e
re ~as'a ,s now WA remiTni.esrss-
the I nast. The leaders prorsd o.
principle. and the rank .ni =
p pa hay have returned or will rem
first love. the democratic p.r'I
al, cu oa '' Saline Sun: l, /, vi
to rf ,be good Sai'I people Of Ts.un
10, 10 p,r III" ers suI Imo p down th. Y
u ,he,r sr Snws She did ali IN v
s see''rs S McKinley's election .. :.
issI,,es y hia ah'', protective VII
, navond question gone crlP'a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
AN HOUR WITH TEXAS Nrv,ss
TRUE Texas ,.,,.

rAlet
GO ehlldres1 Star; The r,.,4 !.
.ea quite a sensation M. ANl.
sum summoned most all Of n. ~
lou ,our or five Of the you.. - 'oN.,
has given the "gossinv,u.n lung hds \
talk about. 'ps sonethh,
Italy Herald; Thursl,,
had | .,,,aa :. brought to town.. =
elal ess' 1t is said tia, '' '',' Y
e ess t ana coil UP, or climb !. .a'la
ana fall off, In ordsr ", y, Up au
s sn,I emma ma egg was too i ,,, U,ssi
thcse eggs and co,,la usa miss /,
T Th,,l ne found the sna S' : s's q
thursday morning. u U l
T. n, " democrat: Ye,,,r,, !
E. Baker and her tire, esI's s.' !
On the train from South t,,ss,.
LOOK board and lodging a. d. :.
tel. Last night E. NJ. c,,s. ~ vss
, a,id , OF the chickassw a,.
ana inquired for Mrs. iisso, auS
The lady and Nj. ,,,hs, ,' y. /
Tor ana convcrsed for M ~ l
Mr.. Gibbs left. l''' "a ID
This morning A ,Ic.,..
n .n,i, 'hey We're married ANA !.
route to their snug rom Nv ~ y 1
The lady told enoysh ia ~.
mantle tinge to the M rri,s. ~ !,
aid her husband " r. ,ot y
metto State years ago. Nov I !,
,g became separated and Il. =
LETT the old State and aiso ' .s.
were soon alone III the woriI 4
friendship was renewed, MA
a correspondence btouyh, ~, ,t
in Texas. A' YEA
lhey ooth seemed 10 be very
Pieasanton Monitor: Man,
men of Pleasanton are sIroI,,
asking President Dlaz Of Mer,s
Mr. E. W. congdon Of Frio =
married a daughter Of on. /.
old settlers, Mr., f. A. Muds o..
out a twenty years, sentes,.
Tor killing a Mexican upde, ~.
as remarkable and as psthe,a y
conceived in the brain Of 4 m,,
eight years ago Mr.. Couedau NJ,
ed empioye of a railroad runrI,
huahua. Mexico. Throush CO.
the express office a yaluahls y
lost. Circumstances wronriu',
resista5iy, pointed TO him. II, ~
ed, thrown In prison In , s,rs
among strangers, The lo,, u't,
soon found. His innocence WI ~
and the express COMPANY h,rsa
cure his release, but In ,ht
wnlle out for exercise Under rv,i
tempted TO make his escape n
struggle with his guard tie ~
Killed. He was OF course re.r-.s
when they returned to the PRIV. |.
MS pardon for the theft Of N
package was there. How unkisl ID
to be to him! He Is now u,.r |,
Of murder.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

keeps alive our faith in the innate good
ness Of human nature. she makes us for
get, In the contemplation Of her ehsrse;e-,
the too often sordid telashness Of those
to whom caprieious fortune has been con-
spicuously kind. II is impossible 10 es;i-
mate the good tina; such e woman accom-
plishes 10 the world--not only through her
direct efforts. but through her children
and hy her exzrlpie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18

From Donahoo's Magazine
My treasures are not wealth OF boarded
gold.
Or plaudits of the world that swell the
skies,
But mine the vision of two wondrous eyes
Aglow with love, and two small hands TO
mold.
Clarence Hawkes..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-18
.pouT TIE P'''

Huntsville Enterprise a,s, ~
Post made a gallan,, "''
and State demo'ra'.. Il
Hearne standard 49,
the hot stuff .OI :, " Ts,,l
be in every home N ~
cuero star The ds Gu ~. 4
Texas are entitled 10 =, o., M "a
p %n,,n o apss papers are e, s'iS!lss
insGr9st Or for 'i the people \
cratic paper in T, sa ~. vi
by the people at The s,. ~ -, Il
ton. The Houston This NJ
Harrison county. =, bI ~
t he sIurs east upon I,,I w."
italy Herald: Ds s..,. !, n
ovoryhelmlngly in le- AZ, ~
Of 1896, and it is IN !. ', T,s,. =
" ,' the best papsI, % 90
Post--did mos, and and. 70 r ~
his work, ever!
scribe for H. ~
,os certainly made u
democratic ticket s''0 ar.,lls
year in tn aHa chicago bic p l.i,s'l; H. "
should i.sni,,c ana work 4 y
, masaast' Of the people
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Her lnauisitivcuess,
Truth

Tom Barry Would you accept mo II !
We're tn prnnosc7
Pordita-Try me and see.
Tom Barry But lust wantad 70 s,,,,,,.
my nancee's curiosity.
WASHINGTON Star
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Judge.

Mir, lrcland-This book on syyiu,,,,, IL.
worry useful In sudden emergencies.
Mrs, lrcland-Is It,
m. ,Io'Dul should 10y so. II You arc
u.o"h'hs turn To page 103 AMI yon'II 'ao
now TO save yuurseir. -" sec
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| iectation Of prosperity SIMPLY becaue
McKinlsy was elected is waste OF time
Republican promises are poor capital 4
bank on.
New ie, the business men DC the talk
iug-the politioians are out Of the way.
The Washington Capital pu,s &, this way
six milton tbievish. Ubiquitous, hideousiH
deformed conspiraiors. traitors, knaves
fools AMI anarchists were defeated IN theii
hellish purpose OF ruin On Tuesday by
seven milton virtuous followers OF Mr
pa-a and Mr. WRitciaw Reid
|
The republican party will be more Sc
verely OF trial during the r.St four years
than ever before.
| II the business interests OF the country
are correct in the statement that political
agitation has been at the bottom Of bus i
ness stagnation. now is the time to prove
4. There can be no hurtlul Or general agi-
is,ion for two or three years now and
great things Can be accomplished IN that
t.ms.
The struggle against becoming too stout
,s not new thing The Bible tells that
"Jeshurun waSed Fat and kicked"
According 20 his sworn statement. the
campaign expenses tn the late campaign
OF Congress smAn-elsct Belden NJ the SYRIA
cuse distric, in New York were $4,000. or
S9.o more than tho salary for his term.
There's a mar who must be in politics
pCrely for his nealtH.
So lcrs = Zines remain har ard busi-
ress ieressci Tho late journalistic allies
of the rerubloaa rarty viii stll have need
81 the waste basket,
-
The Pos; stands ready SO y has ever
been. 10 assist the ra-iuess men of Nous-
ION IN any plan they may inauEprate 70
bring Increased trade and dove loomen NJ 20
'hls c'iy-and The POST talks TO lots Of
people every day. In every poplious county
Of this great state
W7h Senator Pueh and Senator Call out
of tho senate It begins TO look Ike some
~ the composhors on the C0ngr. -slonil
Record might be phaiafxed.
Mareo saws he Il not in the least afraid
Of Weyler. Nobody needed that assurance
from Ma'eo. Weyler VIII be one Of the
iuckisst generals Of the century Il the ia
sureents 10 not cur his forces 20 pieces
q the mountains OF Pl.ar del rio
II cost New York CITY $25 q head for
every vote cast IN the metropolis on No
Venbyr 3 This is exclusive, OF course, Of
what they cost tho Hanna syndicate.
II Alexander Stephens clay is as good a
ruaa as the ore whom be- lvil succeed I'm
thr rui,Vi States senate. or the one Tor
whom he has evieatly been nam,l, Go r
ga will continue 10 De az the toy ia the
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Ahead Of the Game.
Puck

Maid- And she threatened to take IN.
erockery out OF your uarss7
Seok-she did-but. sure, I've br,,, ,..
now than me wages comes to. N'''e