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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29
.n,,e-Eater. of the House,

Washington Letter In the New York SUM-
Representative Price. OF Louisiana. ana
Representative Patterson. OF Tennessee.
are the great apple-eaters OF the House.
but Congressman Cobb. OF st. Louis,
pushes them closely irr his fondness for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29

when the greatest Of modern physicians,
after years Of practice and close, sclen-
tifc study gave to the science or medl-
cine the most wonderful remedy or the
present day. a host Of imitators sprung
W..
No sooner was II announced that posi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29

slider the cons,Itutionai-convention mat
tor. and thus give the stanton conven-
ton more time TO deliberate upon 'no
grave questions that will most certainly
demand It's attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29

II Mckinley wins in Illinois to-day he
IL as good as nominated. say his friends.
II Is a case OF fight 10 finish between
the ohioan and the Illinois Republican
State machine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29
WEDNESDAY. .......APRIL 30, 1896.

THIS PAPER RECEIVES THE COM
yINED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SER
VICE OF THE SOUTHERN AssocIA-
TED PRESS AND THE UNITED
ppEgS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29

Greater New York and Greater Rich
mond base ball teams are also things 10
be desired. Richmond's representatives
did better yesterday. however. and are so
far TO be commended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29

Uptown OFFICE. BRoAD-sITRRaEEtTTr
PHARMACY. $40 EAST BKOAD
STREET. pY Acr,
PHARMACY. BELvIDERE AND MAIN
. MAN NJ OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29
SIP b n Gle

HAS ON Sale ALL OF HIs
SLIPPERS AND LOW-CUT LADIES
AND CHILDRENS SHOES
AT AND BELOW COST
Mostly small sizes. but you get A plum
II you find your size. All fine goods. boil.
left over from last season. Every shea
at cost.
EXTRA LARGE STOCK OF
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS.
sent us by a factory that says they
MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS Or
PRICE.
T.. II. SPENCE,
NH 81 Wrong side Broad and EisatA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29
ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIA SALEM, VA.

This summer resort will open JUNE
ist. for season of IS: 2.2OO feet above sea
level, no tOgs or dampness. The waters
relieve dyspepsia, hay-fever, lung, heart,
throat. and female troubles. For certin-
Gates of eminent physicians and others,
terms, &C., write for circulars.
j. H. CHAPMAN
ap 26-SW Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29

A healthy Increase in appetite and coz
responding gain in weight and good sp.'in
follow the use OF Paine's celery COM
pound.
Paine's celery compound Is the most re-
markable medical achievement Of TINS
last half OF the nineteenth century
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-29

An letters and kilograms moss W. NV
sre<sed 10 THE DISPATCH CONT -, a., -, : !.
Rejected communications VIII n'' NC
turned
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ADVERTISING RATES
nArr INCH OR Lk.SA

wanted situation. payable IN rs
vance (2s words or less) ...'. ;,,,., or ad-
Above rases are for 'every- .,..s,v
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Reading notices IN reau .lnnnarcIl. loaded.
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CLARK COUNTY.
Farming Operntions-FOrest Fires
Personal Notes.


BERRYVILLE. VA. April 2s.-(spe-
clal)-The warm weather OF the past ten
days. followed by the recent rains. has
had the effect OF bringing out vegetation
In wonderful degree The prospect for
wheat crop is now much better than
II was thought possible two weeks ago,
and many hills which then looked en-
trely bare are now being covered with
a good growth Of wheat: still the season
henceforwar1 will have to be very
favorable one in order TO bring the yield
up 20 the average. Farmers have about
finished their spring ploughing. and most
or them are now engaged In planting
corn, an unusually large acreage being
put I'm corn this season. The fruit-trees
are In full boom, and the prospects for
fine fruit season are promising. The
forest trees are coming into leaf, the dog
wood, redbud, and Wild flowers of all
kinds are covered with blossoms, the
pasiure-fields are robed in a mantle OF
green, and all vegetation is a. far ad-
vanced as IL usually is the latter part
Of May.
FOREST-FIRES.
FOrest-fires have been burning on the
Blue Ridge mountains east OF this place,
and much valuable timber has been de-
strCyed. One gentleman has had his en-
tire tract OF mountain land. comprising
40 acres, burned over by these fires with
In the last two years, and HIS loss in tim
Der is immense
Miss Edmonia Powers is the guest OF
Mr.. George w. Boyd, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Worthingt0n and Miss Lila
Worthlngton, of Washington ID. c., are
visiting friends I'm this county.
Mrs. Agnes Hon, OF LoudOun county, Is
the guest Of Mr.. Thomas Mccormick, at
"FrankfOrd."
Mrs. w. A. Bradford has returned from
a visit TO relatives i'm Winchester
Misses Mamie Mcdonald and Annie
Smith are the guests of Major +. ii. Me-
Donald, at Media" Jefferson county,
w. Va.
Or. J. l.. W. Baker, living near MILL
wood, died suddenly last week.
Captain j. r. Num-, cashier Of the
Bank of Clarke County, IS In Ba.ti-
more.
Mr.. George Hardesty, who has been
studying dentistry in Baltimore, Is at
home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
FOR FREER SELF. GOVERNMENT.

The legislature OF Texas when it r,vt
meets should not hesitate to place ncfore
The people the necessary constitutional
amendments comforting greater authority
upon clt!os and towns in the matter Of their
own Improvement, and the people Of the
state should readily grant the authority
Tor communities can be safely trusted in
Its exercise
collection of individuals called a town
or city. ought to have the sauo rieht To
Improve their property that tho slngIe indi-
Nidual has. The right to exercise such
general or collective control ought to be
limited only by the Will OF the majority OF
the citizens, This is but tho exercise at
last OF iocal-selt government, which ia A
principle so dear to every American he,r,
The men or women who own the nroncr,, 1,
ought to have the determining voice in
suoh matters. There need be no fear that
as a class the property holders will rusb
into needless extravaganza II Is too often
the case that they are slow To see the nuh.
lie necessity which should move them IA
i'"''N ''''i'N'N'''Nhe- ANtI IN tnerC danger
that the rich viii vote unfair burdens unor
the poorer land owners. The latter arc
generally in the majority and fully capah,e
OF taking care of themselves. In fact IN,
Weather class are the greatest tax do1gor.
rs a general thing.
Texas cities are In a condition larpo,,
bordering on stagration today. bccaus,
largely deprived OF the necessary latitua,
in their own free local self-government. Tn,
growth of the cities means the growth o
the market for the country's products. an
the people of Texas could IN no better wa
Improve the demand for all they raise tina
by doubling or quadruplng the populatio
and wealth aud business OF Houston. Cal
weston. San Antonio. Austin. Waco. Fol
Worth, Dallas and the smaller cities OF II
State Tho matter OF public improvement
IN the towns, therefore, which lead directl
to their attractiyeness and growth is
mater that commends itself TO the cons!d
Grafton Of every citizen OF the State. Th
submission to popular vote Of a safe. lib
eral and just amendment to the Texas con
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
TEXAS IN PARAGRAPHS

Comanche has a new roller mill
The Eagle Pass Rifles will be reorgan
lied.
Italy has 1890 population by n census
lust taken.
There is talk of new passenger depot
at Yoakum.
Dr. Faust VIM Of Sherman has enlisted
in the Cuban army.
Mrs frankie Matthews will apply for
the Childress postoifce.
j. c. Jurney OF Waco will act as private
secretary to Congressman II. L. Henry,
Henry Faux while hunting near Mala
kft, accidentally shot himself. losing both
great toes.
Felix Probandt will begin the publication
Of free silver weekly at San Angelo at
an early date.
T. X. Buckley, populist, has sold the
Rockwall Record to I. b. Ridgel and w .
p Peed, democrats
Editor Gilleland of the Baird Star will
he candidate for sergeant at arms OF the
house of representatives.
The Hunt County News dominates Dis
triet Attorney Ed II Bennett to succeed
Attorney General Crane.
| About 1900 bales of cotton have been
marketed in Tyler and it is expected that
It's receipts will reach 10000 bales.
Brennan is considering a proposition
from Howard Cole of Shreveport to estab
fish cotton mill at that point.
| The Bryan and Sewall club of San An
gelo has changed its name to the free
silver club and will meet every three
| months.
Editor W. L. Sargent has leased the
hunt County News to Henry Aycock and
WIN engage in the real estate and loan
/ business
! helton Reporter: Miss Pearl Embree will
shortly return from Waco, and she and
Miss Mabel Pondleton Will accompany Hon.
George G Pendleton to Washington when
ne gees on to attend the next session Of
congress.
me county judge and commissioners of
! Mills county have been cited to appear be-
tore District Judge Woodward to show cause
why 'hey should not be fined for contempt
OF court IN refusing to levy a special tax
| 10 pay OIL judgment in favor OF Brown
! county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
SOME POsTsCnIPTs.


FRINGE Joseph of Cnraman-C himwnv
wants a divorce from his rich American
wife because Il her mental eccentrcit IS.
Joe might have anticipated as much when
ne consented to marry hsn.
Wey'er tells his Srarish friends to wait
until Christmas" for the final blow that IS
20 destroy Cuban hopes, Which Christ
mas general?
y National conference of middle of the
road populsts has been called 10 meet At
IT LOUIS on January 10 10 reorganIae the
uupullst party but mcst Of the leaders
W that element IN Texas are too busy
pushing Their claims for office under No
lt!niey to attcnI.
Great Gpodness' Wat howl will come
VT from The Houston Post If MIR Hanna
heeomes member of the cabinet Den
Sc Herald Wrong. very wrong. The Post
already recognizes Mr. Hanna as all the
members OF the cabinet
The story that comes from Gonzales t.
The Post Of a eaten of fourteen coons and
two possuns mp one tree reflects upon
the true hunter instinct Of the pursuers
Soc al Institutions, even OF the coon. ought
to be respected.
Fed Marshal Byrum OF the holtercrlts
has gone to WASHINGTON TO get ms share
of the reward for the defeat OF democracy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

ure There can be no doubt in the mind
| OF any good citizen who has ever witnessed
an election along the border of the crying
need of radical change. This paper be-
lieyos that registration and the Australian
ballot would be a long stride in the right
direction. but an educational qualification
would come nearer reaching the desired
end.
Bolton Reporter: The democracy of
Texas is In better condition today than
lions have slouphod OF and left the rarty
in a cleaner and healthier condition than
has been the case for SIX or eight years.
Arson Guide (populisD Marion Will
liams has Issued an address to the people
of this State. Had Williams and his sort
waited until after the election vas ever
to issue their political bulls this ooun1y
would be better OF today. Williams vas
too much in evidence for the good Of this
State, aud he should now take Il back seat,
for awhile, at least
Detroit Herald Il. A. Wilkinson, lately
chosen as its clerk by the State SUP
court made speeches during the late cam
paign accusing the Chicago platform of be-
ing scheme to turn the state over to
thieves and robbers. and he also advocated
Barney Gibbs for congress against Judge
Burke. the democratic nominee What have
Texas democrats to say to this? VIII they
forget 1T or will they, with righteous in :
iiPnatinn, mark the name If those judges
VINO appointed Wilkinson. and when they
again offer as candidates refer thcin TO the
political friends of Wilkinson for promo
I, a Nf 20 .tti,N not
their honors from Mark Hanna. Chairman
Green and Barney Gibbs
Alvarado Bulletin: The Dallas News has
dropped the official returns from it's col
unins and has gone to juggling with figures
10 prove that tho republican vote in Texas
was cast for Culhcrson. To prove this it
gives the Culbcrson and the Mckinley vote
Of several counties. but does not give the
Bryan and Sewal, Bryan and Watson and
Kearby vote. We have the official count
Of only one OF the counties the News puts
in It's Culbcrson- Mckinley group, which is
Brezoria, and here It is; Bryan and sewall
1861, Bryan and Watson 1903, Mckinley
1864, Cuberson 1861, Kearby 1867. 1t will
be seen from these figures that Bryan and
sewall and Culberson got exactly the sGme
vote, 1t Will also be found that the Bryan
and Watson vote added IL the Mckinley
vote gives exactly the number of votes that
Kearby received in Brazoria county. How
is 1t possible to get stronger evidence of
fusion in Drazoria county between the popa
and republicans than by these figures pres
ent? Furthermore, the latest returns we
have at hand show that Bryan and Sewall
received 2S9276 votes Culberson 2sS .l04 (:
Bryan and Watson Mckinley and Hobart
combined have 230,72S, and Kearby 233 1872
1t VIII be observed that the populist and
republican National tickets combined near
ly equal the vote for Kearby the demo-
cratic state and National tickets run right
together This same feature appears in
about two-thirds of the county returns
The fusion was pretty fair success as
fusion, but didn't have votes enough. The
News can now proceed TO juggle some more
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

On cigo, November 23.-Ex-Hlnkcr Ko-
EEL who failed last May for over 500 600.
'-H'iitHl today that he was guilty o.
'i-"e IN the handling of The banks funds
ana WAS surrendered hy his bonlsmen. lie
= atos further that he has decided to
4nLn ION any lccal fight ana nccout his
UNI ,tmeht II has been ARRANGED that
h llrld guilty to llrceuy iomorro" AMI
hrsi banker in The stnto 10 be aont 10
! ,isoN Tor misusins funds entrusted 10 his
hoIf's bank was one of the Oldest or
the IVES; side. and he has always hcen re-
Earded as financially sound. 1t was pa :
stoniIed principally by work lngmen and
sh'"" tradesmen, who lost everything.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
The horse show seem, to hnI
POINTS ABOUT pEoHH

Two inmates OF the Delifi,
(Ind.l poorhollse-a cripple .n IN,
an apopleotic woman Of !'-T'N-
cent sunday.
About s2,OOO,000 has been w. y
the church Of England ana MI
the propagation Of the Gc'r ~.
Alfred Marriott. OF GfanI' ~
field, Yorkshire. u
Two men Of Madison o Y. u. n
going to the polls together " d n
Nov they are each 81 yen y,
a months difference In lhsl' "
vember 8 they cast then A'''''
tial vote. ~
George Bernard shaw, b. ~
elist. Who has been a ,es'tl.,l,
years. says that the e A,,.,,,-a
the scorrhed corpscs Of ia a,,i,,..
ism with its heroic dish o,,.s.
impossible as soon as i S 3 MI
~ instead of thoushtlsssiy a',
y Soon alter the narrl,ss !
prince of italy to the rI ,.ss,a
Montenegro the former ,i r (
brother-in-law, Prince p .a.stlis
- =. ,.
,Ea"sl " sS''I means "yie's !, d,
Hereditary Prince o. i'ay
reditary Prince Of M0u'' .sr<l
Mr., julius NJ. Price. .. b. , ~
cling special artist Oh ~ sa' R,rsaS
ed News. was WIN ~. II veg
are 10 the Arctic coast yS,ssl
} Mansolia and nj the cob - ,; ess
More recently he VEN n, a
The remains ..sC1 Of I'd ,nia,1
t inn1 a of Cremation are i ssss b
! Gan ui Profe's;9r, . ssI' 30
IT, ion william William waldorf IIi. as,5s "
S ,ot W WaTne H'a Marshall ? W.
-,,-to. wilcox. NH
Gene General a ri nj STATE,
hama TO succeed s S,sl, 4
c cl'y y'I hIaoama. in y ~ W. 10
the p olnic,'' He tool !. : 8. j.
The rebellion t.lI,%Ier ot general Il
cent? hGG oppearancc On s p, Il
but is G 1obg gray S'sT' -.s
r n"s e ihc ground e,li,S SiaasatJ
iso v Western ester oceat PINK 4. ,lsd
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.


The Post IL delivered TO any part o! tHe
city hv carriers n 81 ~ per month; three
onths, $50. SIX months, !5.yo one ye"''
;2GQ
M Theodore Boring has charge Of tho
CAV Circulation and Collecting.
Messrs Theolore Berile and Chtr'"5
Lott are the authorized f0iloclors OF az
city h.Ns. both advertising ans auoscr.p-
won, and 10 money should ln i.ail TO 't't
one "fh-l than tnoae rnmci. unless siet'dl
Mrtten authority s.gHel by NJ Hl@lnr7s
MANAGER Is shown. All account "i any
si1e shpii he paid by ch"h hon iANor o.
BE- it"n-ton PRINTING Compauf
No ''u@.'ri for goods. 30 etc, arc rif"n pt
the ;aalageuent aud none nil b. oc"cp !
u phYu'cut Of of0cc bills.
subs rIbris ia.lue 10 receive rive PHrHF
regularly viii please notify the on go
- nptly Every subscribers paper f. oN.
l'clcd to he delivered NOS later loan h.yJ
m
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MilrriuUpS.

Iaylors Gin-John T. Hickman and Miss
Ellen Beacham.
Copeland
raylor-Will May OF Cotulla and Miss
Alma Rogers.
Caddo Mills-C. +, Stephenson and Miss
Lizzie Hearn.
rock Springs-Wm. French and Miss
Daisy Newton.
san NnEelo-p. II Lane OF Fort Han
coct and Miss Nora Baze.
ille"ild-N dolph Redmond and Miss An
Troy Bob Wick and Miss Susie McBeath
r husN-C. G. Thompson and Miss BERTHE
leneha-T. A. Trammell and Miss Emma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

Mena. Ark, November q, Two labor
crs, named Casey and Hopkins. who wer.
employed ON the grade OF the Eausns Citv
il,tsDhlg ana cur railroad, wore nut In
4 nv last night charged with being drunk.
my attempted to'turn their Way out this
nIeNohd their control AMI burned tho build.
~ ihvv were overcome hy the fiames
noiorc tNey couhl be rescued aud both
men wero burned into a crlsp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
An Embcx,Iinw sheriff.

Meha' Ark. November 23-Wnliam
lam formerly of Jett Creek, Ky. ex-
sner'n OF Breathitt county. In that state.
~, Nm unoezzling Breathitt county funds.
~ S ,s Ss,,res'ed here this morning. charged
,ncltv "lie and ten children In Ken
WI, Win am, another mans wife, who eioped WITH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

stitution allowing greater latitude in self
government and the handling of their own
property. to the various communities OF the
State, Is one of the pressing needs OF the
hour and the citizens ought to demand 1t
as matter OF right at the hands of the leg
islaturc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

Dublin Mrs L s. Chancellor.
,HS!im Mrs sue p. Kirlsey
whitney Mike Cayannugh.
mint Rock Fred Eide.
Mafilhs Prairie Mrs John u. Keith.
Colorado city Mrs. NJ A. Dry.
cisco Mrs. W. II. Munsan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
NOW is THE TIME FOR SOUTH TEXAS.

/
There has not been FOR several years
past a time when intelligent, well directed
effort could accomplish more for South
Texas than at the present. There Is not
exactly boom on but from authentic
with reference to lands, homes and pros
poets here is especially active and growing
at this time.
The farmers in the West and Northwest
and Northern States have much to contend
against even in prosperous times. Their
winters are so costly to them that good
portion Of the crops or the profits from
the crops must be used up in fuel and feed
and care OF their property during the
long, bitter cold season When times are
hard this fact becomes disastrous one.
The genial winter climate here combined
with the great produc,lveness Of the soil
renders farming light work N South Texas
compared with the same kind OF labor In
the North. Thcu our lands arc now re-
markedly chean It is but natural under
such CIRCUMSTANCES that the farmers OF
the colder regions Of the country should
be- looking Southwark with longing eyes,
4 wonderful advertisement FOR this sec
t!ou also is the securing of ea water
at Galveston making it certain that at
that point soon and at Houston. when our
channel to the sea is deep ned. great ex-
rert business Viii be built up. The pro
duccrs VIII naturally desire to be as close
as possible to the SHIPS that are to carry
the crops abroad ana there again South
Texas must become iouhly attractive
The Interest manifested in the South by
iho citizens Of o'her sections and the splon-
dil facilities offered here should encourage
the railroads l,aaas INTO the Texas colst
country aad all other agencies Interested
Do the Development Of This region. 10 re
doubled caors just now TO people our
'alo acr1s w!,h a large Industrious and IN
t.iAecat population from the Norchwcs,
ava the Maue states and by building W.
the country bai'd up ,he cities with equal
my n $50 oommunries could bcttcr af-
ford to take hold or thla good work with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25


W" shall s'- wi sort 81 stun Mt
'IlN +" INSIDE az "l-n Ii COM go d'.
le'min'"f what ht D." 'h" .''c of th'
aenth or penal s,ry .ale OF one Of thcin
who F.G arg D.rhtueup c,Nms upon th.a
coHa'ry woods ne an insi,. 90 She Amer
'aU Nu'eu
IN arn sme4 q. &. the rest hustler who
Goes l, ie.r rioak.us
nh. ...,,,,,,,.,. NM, r,.,,,,ri,,, of ,-,
ov ,o,nt r.,to, a., .,b. po,n' ,i,..,.t, ,'..''
.lat,,,o 4,., rc,,.,..i.. .,.o-., .ro,,s n,.
los, +he nar ,,. f.,r... .,'r,,'J ,,,
1oGl}' Statc. sun We have . safe nore-
ING marsu assured 20 tine democracy IN
he Incoming lcgis.~ture OF .his STATE.
r, t......
'. "' 49, VI W.. ',,.,,'''s. ~ ~ ,
i"r ,h.| cH} 20 push TO completion, Push
IT, .-
Philadelphia officials ana papers are
crying to prevent the use OF the sidewalks
aud streets for BRICK 4al iron and mortar
p'ieS """e bu''5!nEs are ue'NE erected.
'-"l '"e nD''"elH 'o'"c 10 ''ouS -'"py
can se' '"V "hN'e street 'ot sue" uses
,v,., d.. a,,,,. No, ,r,,,,,, D.. ,,o r,,,
in whist when probably iusures that the
FIRST move of Mckinley Will be to Nay
the Dlnr,oy ,arn b.U
- ----
Mirror mas qiut the poiul.st party on ac-
count OF thu fusion deal. Editor Middle
ton is not TO be pushed crossWisc cor lu
any other m..uner into the republican
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25
HOUSTON DAILY POST.
Houston Printing COMPANY,
Q. L. WATSON. r. NJ. JOHNSTON.
President. Vice President
q. j. PALMER. Secretary.
IHD DAILY POSI- SUNDAY POST.
20 Columns. l4p 10 lu2 ColumnA
Semi.WeekIy Post, tt2 Cols. per Week

Entered at tho Postorico at Houston, Texas
as second Glass Matter.
subscription by Mnil-Daly and SUNDAY Post one
year IS 90; six months. Sa.VO; three mouths
x2u0; ono month 81 90.
euDday Post, one year 100.
HCui-Wcckly Post, (Mondsys and Thursdsysl Que
year, S., 90: six months, soc; three months, 26o
Eastern Business once. AZ Tribune Building, Now
York, The :. G, Bockwith special Agency. , .,,
Western Business Ofiicc, 46g The Ruokery, w
cago. the :. c. Bcckwlth Special Agency.
{. {. t. Holland. Travelling Auditor Ga,
New uflc ms La Business headquarters ~ ~
~, Charles atrect., H. II. A. rooms Is ~ VIZ
bert Agent. . -.
General Travelling Agent; WIZ T. Lam j. "a
Ecnlsh c. II. Daniels and u u. Carey.
Special Stan Commissioners.
AT ACSTIN-L. A. Petit. office IN 'he
State Capitol Building. ,..
AT DALLAS - James Hays queries
Nindsor Hotel.
AT GALN ESTON--J II. Sullivan. ONCE
IN The Evening Tribune Builling.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

The herd Of twenty-five tutih I
this city by the late Ausls ID
grazing contentedly in The ds xs)
IN Van Cortlandt Park today nj
walton embraces eighty lefa u !
rounded by a strong fence. lis I
that the deer and the buralo vii n
well together.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

Get manufacturing capital TO look into
the prospects for cheap coal for Hous-
ton and It will not be difficult to get man
ufncuring plants.